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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-25
nysnepsia and Liver Disease.

Do Won rise With a coated torgue nornings, VS.
,Ad taste in q mouth and Poo- appetite f9T sreA.,
last : Do you feel when you first get up so weak Ano
ianguiA you can scarcely get about Do Jog natsH
lirLiu ess ia the heal at times and often = oHAnes.'
zith headache uceasio nally J Are your boEes eosE
We and irregular and appetite shanEea9e s % ~
eff M wind from the stomach, aad do you bioAt -
,nrn J DO yoa feel = ~fuI1ess after eadns and = gems
aest when the st0Dach is empty J 10 you have heart
,urn oc css:oaaIIy Do yol feel Low spirited ana
Ioek on The dark side Of things ArsJo%not unes0-
,IIv nervous At times1 Do you not become rest sss
lni often lay until midnight before Joa ean g -
,Is-v 7 and then. at times, do6f you Eel AMI and
,Is sRy most OF the time Is your skin dry and Sea-
Iy : Also sallOr ] In shsrt. is not your Ire = Bar
then. full OF forebodiDg Nov. these are ne ynP-
ems generally present, butnot AIways 81 u bhens
ma there ara thousands Eho are snaering dNly Iren
theza. and we pledge surseiTes, u nom tHres TO ave
nr- ,criptions to dive them al away and CON Slets-
IL rnrs nc ~pstisnt, changing tbeir whole phys zeal
mi mental nature, and thus make life = blessing In
,I.er Of 4 burthen. We ask these who havetrisd IN
iii tired and discouraged 70 give rs one fAir trial sa4
We e.ndidly can do Just what il above set forth. Try
~. ureacriptiOus and we can In that time satisfy he
most incredulous. We call especial attention 10 our
a Almost invaluable ueataens In the above dissassG
"Pr0rs al thtHEs-"
Salt Rheum and Scald Head
". claim positively to cure every case Of these dis
eases. Thlsisa Pc itiYa tact, and We Will pledge
ourselves to give $50 to ary case Of the kind hAh
We eanrot ears and Se generally cara with one pre-
s~eriptiOn- -
Refer TO Austin sigIsr, Fowler. J H.. CasteIhne.
BaxettN, Mrs L. BlAekbur1. Newton EaLs, Aeary
Cook- Bioonield-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-25

hereby notify the Tax Payers thereof, that the rate Of Taxes for the
TOWNSHIP VILLAGE TAX. SPECIAL TAX
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

from serving his country in any other way.
will cheerful and gratuitously undertake
the collection and forwarding ofsuch arms
to this department. When twenty or more
are thus obtained they may be carefully box
ed, and addressed % & Ordnance Depart
ment. Confederate States Army, Richnond. |"
marked rDonation guns, and shipped by
Railroad from the most convenient Depot.
The Department wouldarequest those who
serve i IN this way to accompany each box
with the name Of the indivduaiwho performs
this service, and also Of each donor Of arms.
Your appreciation Of the exigences Of the
service at this time will suggest to you the
importance of the utmost promptness in
whatever you may undertake to Do. fhe
class Of arms desired are muskets. Clint or
Rifles, Sabres. Pistols, and Dou-
le.barrel Guns. s a1s ~ t8
By order Of the Department. q s
r. w. N. holland,
A. Ord. Dept. @. s. Army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
LOSS on FORT HATTERAs.

From the Newbern Progress, Friday, August 30.
Fort Hatteras was surrendered to the Fed
eral authorities about III o'clock on yester-
day. Thursday.
The steamer Winslow which left there soon
after the surrender on yesterday, arrived here
about 10 o'clock last night. ~
She brought up five wounded men and one
dead body. From LII. Citizen Of Capt. Lambs
company, who escaped and come up. we gath
cred the following particulars:
The Federal steamers, eleven in number.
commenced the bombardment on Wednes.
day, and the Forts, Clark and Hatieras, re-
turned the FIRE. II was kept up until dark
with but little loss on our side. On yester-
day morning The conflict was renewed and
continued till about II o'clock, when after a
desperate resistance, our forces were com
PEELED TO surrender, and the whole garrison
are now held as prisoners, save few who
escaped.
Com. Barron. Col. Bradford, Col. Martin,
1t. Col. johnson, Major Gillian, Major w /.
5. G. Andrews. and all the Captains Of the
post are prisoner.
Our entire force at Hatleras, on Wednes-
day night, another gentleman informed US,
was $50. Some few escaped, perhaps so or
more, and 1t. Citizen thinks not more than
60 were killed and wounded. He remained
in the Fort till half an hour previous to its
surrender, and from the lucid manner in
which his statements we're made we have
great confidence in them.
The Federal fleet consisted Of eleven steam.
ers, four Of which were large war steamers.
The bombardment IS represented by our in
formers as most terrific.
1t. knight and 1t. Murdoch were brought
up wounded; knight slightly in the arm.
and Murdoch with his arm badly injured.
Probably ampuiation will be necessary. The
dead body Of a Mr.. Tindel, we believe. IRON
Lenoir, was brought up.
The news is sad, aud we can give 10 more
this morning. We will give particulars here
after as they reach US.
Ii. Citizen says our men fought bravely
until they we're compelled to surrender, and
the defeat to our arms is only to be sttribut-
ed TO the superiority Of the feet over our
batteries. The ammunition gave out at Fort
Clark on Wednesday and the guns we're
spiked and abandoned, but Fort Hslteras re-.
turned the fire OF the federals till II or az
ter, yesterday.
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ror Il. Hlil.boroorh Recorder.

Mr. HRARrT:--I wasrequested BY the Sur.
geon and Officers Of the 9th North Carolina
State Troops 10 tender TO the ladies Of Hills.
borough. through the Recorder, their most
sincere thanks Tor their valuable donation %
Hospital Stores. seat them BY me. Never
was anything Of the kind more acceptable at
the time they arrived. and can truly say |
never felt more proud Of old Orange and her
noble daughters, God bless them. than when
] saw the many articles Of clothing and other
comforts prepared and forwarded by them
for our sick soldiers; the remembrance Of
which will be ever fresh and green in their
minds. and will be treasured up in their
hearts as long as life lasts.
shall leave again Tor the Army about the
18th Of this month. All articles marked 10
my care. will be taken charge of II Hillsbo-
rough OF Durhsms. The boxes should be
well made, hoped and nailed at the ends.
would advise that nothing in the way Of
cooked meats should be sent. Loaf bread /.
pound or spunge cake. potatoes. onions,
beeis. dry beef. ham. pickles. preserves,
vines. eordials, &C.. clothing Of al kinds in
great demand. There are many who can do
much al this point. Cotton comforts are
light. and will answer Tor bed and blanket.
! will sec that everything is carried through
sale. Respectfully,
JOHN A. McMANNEN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
TOWN ORDNANCE.

& AT meeting Of The Board Of Commissioners on
Tuesday the 3D. instant, the following ordinance was
reenacied, TO be in force from and after The 25h inst
RE it ordained, That no person shall discharge or
shoot gun, pistol OF firearms Of ANY description,
within the limits Of the town; and each offender whet
duly convicted Of violation OF This ordinance, shall
pay, II white person, free negro free mualio, a
fine not exceeding two dollars, less than iy Gents
but il the oence be slave, he sc shalt receive on
his or her bare back. apunshment exceeding tWer
~ lashes less THAI ten lasles. Provided, ntsc
theless, that this ordinance shall not extend 10 dis
charging FIRE arms days Of public rejoicing, nor sol
diers Or militia men when on parade.
September 3. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
Prom D, NsrI,srn pLer,,... Of Nand,r.

A rumor reached here on Saturday morn
ing that Beacon Island and Oregon fortifca-
tons had fallen into the hands 81 the enemy,
and that Portsmouth had been burned. This
report. however, was discredited. Later in
The day the garrison, all except OF 10. from
Beacon Island. arrived here. having abandon.
ed The place from sense Of inability to hold
u, WIN report that the citizens had nearly
all left the town Of Portsmouth but did moi
confirm the report Of the burning, or its &C.
cupation BY the Rederals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

CONFEDERATE SENATORS. order 10 avoid
difficulty which appeared TO be in the way
cf electiag Senators in some OF the States,
the Congress al Richmond has passed an act.
that where in any State Of this
Coniederacy there shall be no regular ses-
sion uf the Legislature TO be held prior 10
the eighteenth Of February. ls6a. il Is here
by provided, in obedience TO the 18th article
u the permanent Constitution, that the cleo.
ton II Senators Tor he First Congress may
be made az any special or extra session Of
the Legislature Of such State, prior TO said
eighteenth Of February, 1861.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
RETURN OF THE FLAG OF TRUCE.

The steamer winslow carried Gag Of
truce from Newbern to Hateras on Saturday,
night and returned yesterday morning. She
went 10 recover the dead and wounded, but
was not permitted to land. The enemy re-
ported 10 them that there were but seven
killed. and 26 wounded-one Of the latter
died since the battle. This is VERDE! news,
but Il Is, doubtless. correct.
The enemy stated that the prisoners, woun.
dcd included, had been sent to Fortress Mon.
roe. COidsborOugh Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

VALUE OF CoN.--A new regulation Of the
values Of foreign gold coin has been deter.
mined upon BY ,heIGoyernment. The value
OF the sovereign Is increased three cents +;
that of the napoleon three cents and that Of
the doubIcon seven cents. Congress refused
70 make any increase in the values Of for
eign silver coin. RielmeHd Bruminsn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

WHAT rs ALL THIS roR.-A Federal officer
who was engaged in the late battle, says
that during the thickestot the fight, be threw
himself on the ground from sheer exhaustion,
and looking around him on the horrible
scenes Of carnage and destruction, wept like
q child. and for the first time the thought
flashed upon his mind, . Ny God. what is
all this for" a ggs "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

TRouptE BREwISo.-The Charleston Cou.
rier gives an account Of the capture Of an
English vessel (Sarsh Starr or the coast o.
North Carolina. BY Lincoln vessel. under
circumstances that will rouse John Bull To- a
certainty. There is no doubt the vessel i
owned BY an Englishman; that it cleared
within the fifteen days Of grace. and was
engaged 10 no unlawful trade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

For the s0tdfers.-SheFlfj Jones acknow ledg.
es the following combinations.
Mn.F. z. J. Hill, four blankets; Mrs. Col II. Bag
ley, two blankets; Mrs. T. & WIN. s. suudwick four
blankets aud Eve pair Of socks; MIA. II. N. Brown,
,~o Blankets; Mrs. G. C. srowd four blankets; Mrs.
lanes Webb, two blankets Mrs. Thomas Webb, one
blankets Mrs. ssmueIF Philips. one blanket.
The ladies Of IiillsbOrough and vicinity have been
ibefain their contributions for The comfort Of The SOL
dieu who have bern engaged in the service of their
country and several large boxes containing their gifts
hsye been forwarded 20 Yorktown, Manassas and other
places The estimated value 81 the frst boz sent vas
over ,hres HUNDRED dollars, snd 1--WE other boxes have
snos been fofwl'ded They have no, ye, closed their
eaors, and their hsans all open and their hands
busy n preparing other things % follow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

APPOINTMENTS ~ the CONFEDERATE Gov.
ERSaEsT.--rhemas X. Cain, Of Hillsborough
commissary Of Sd Reg,. n. &. Vols.
David Fender. Of Edgecombe county,
Quartermsster and Paymaster G. s. A.
Dr. ID. A. Montgomery, Alamanee county,
Surgeon Sd Regt. N. &. Vols.
DE-. John A. McAden. Of YanceyyiIle. As.
sistant Surgeon 81 Regt. Vols.
DR.. George A. fooie, Surgeon G. s. A.
Commissions 10 date LIST June last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
w A N I E D
N OTTO Z

HAVING qualified as executors on the estate of
- William H. Thompson, deceased we viii. on
Wednesday the 18th day Of September. "A. u. 1851
at the late dwelling house Of said deceased pose 10
public sale, credit Of nine months oil the property
Of said deceased, consisting Of the following, WI;
ISJ acres Of land, adjoining John Balm and others.
known a the Pedee Place also 60 acres adjoining
George A. Faucet, known as the Fork Road placr
also so acres adjoining William H. Tapp known il
the home place Of the said deceased, has Is acres 10
good Meadow on il. And also al the Household anl
Kitchen Furniture, one two horse Wagon and Grar
Farming Tools. two head Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs,
sheep, Oats. Wheat and Corn also he crop Of rnrn
nov growing. and large quantity Of Hay, &r. aud
msny other articles Sale 10 continue from day 10 ay
until al Is sold. Bond and security required.
~ All persons indebted TO The estate of said ~.
ceased hereby notified to make immediate payment
and settlement, indulgence cannot be gwen; AMI ul
persons having tlaims against said estate will p.rni
them for payment within the time prescribed ~ law IT
this notice will be plead in bar II their recovery
ID. w. THOMPSON,
II. J. THOMPSON, go.
August 20. 07-ss
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N o II ICE

HAVING qualified as Administrator on The Estate
= Of Andlew Borland, deceased ON the 18Th day of
September, a. ID. 1861, at the dwelng 81 the sai DE-.
ceased will expose 10 public senduc, cre,iIt The
personal property Of said deceased, Consisting o the
following property, 10 wit: Cattle, Hogs sleep, Wheat,
Corn. Bacon, Whiskey Wagons and Geer Two yoke
Of Oxen, Threshing Machine, Fan Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles unnecessary
mention. Terms made known ON The day oi sale.
~ All persons indebted to the Estate u ,all de.
ceased hereby notified to make immediate payment
and settlement, longer indulgence lie gseu
and all persons having claims against said rsas viii
present them for payment Within the nne prtss brd
by law, or this notice will plead in bar the
ny. 80
ARCHIBALD STRAYHORN, Admir-
August 80. %
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bil TO lay Oh the State into ten Congressional
Districts has bern passed through both branches Of our
STATS Legislature, - iclloWsi
lH Diifrid Martin. Herford, Gales, chowan,
Perquinans. Pssqastank. Camden. curiluck, North.
amP'on, Washington. Tynea and Bersie.
Ind Disird HahfsI. EdgeeOmbe. Beaufort, vii.
500, Pin, G'seas, l.saoir and Hyde
a'd District; cafis'ei. craven, Jones, 0nslOwr
DaPha. Wsyae, Johnston and sampson.
"a Dstsiai; New Hanover, Brunssiek COLUMBUS,
Baden, kobeson, CunAerlaAd. RiehHond and Har.
hsu-
aA Di.friefi Wsren, Franklin. Granville, Wake,
ofsnse and Nash
eiA DsfSid; Alan,aee, Person. cassel, Rocking.
ham, Gsiliofd, Stakes and Forythe.
"a District. Randolph, Davidson. chsshsm, Moore
Montgomery. stsnly and Asssn.
sh Disirid; Rawsn. Csbsuu.. Union. Mecklen-
burg. Gason. Lincoln, cshwba and Clel,slsna.
"a Disfrioig Ashe. AlIeghsny. Wilkes, Caldwell,
Alexander, Ysdtin, sury. DAVE, I,edsll and Butks
IOih Disfrid; Clay Cherokee, Macon, Jacksoa.
haaasaa. Duarombs. rtansylssaia. Henderson. Polk.
faney, MeDossll. Rutherford, Michel, Haywood
and WaAugs
Nc. Fsv's bii % refer the continuance a The Con.
yealion vote of Tie people. sisf striking oel III
prsambls. passed lie third readins in the House Of
Commons BY vote At 60 % 81. So many objection.
h,ye been urged asss. his measure H., !, !. bovI
that Il sin f.il % a.. d. s.n.,,.
We ham fton die STAT. Joom,l,h., s,,v Law N
.om. -, ". b.,a p,...s Il, = a y, .naw ~,
ss ~ provisions
Several bso,inr. have teen hsa for he election Of
seastots % Tho Goossr,,e Congress. b., no election
b.I Ae.a nd, On Tou,.I,, o. 4, IN h,llo,;u,
n, ,s,a, ,o,. a il. ,wa Has... ,,oad ,h.., " r.
D.,,,h A - p. IS g,,.. 3 c,,..... al
- 80 !. y, 4. s...', - ~
-, w ~ 's,D D' osu."
= A' w. s',es a''',,s S..As.n nes w.
a $500 1870 49, J" - N'as' -
a's's,v 80 Do' -, :. :, -. ae.s'us' : !" |.
D,as ."s wv. "',, D'sss. "'.,. W.
a".a'ana !" ~ "ouSs ~ 'sqae@ Me.'',
~ :. .la,A' '" ~ - smi'h' aaa o'hsr' wno haa
been s"'ei i''' wee waas'asn. The n'@' Of y. o
h''d vas also whAd'ssn ~ The HOUSE.
''s'---,-
Webeliese the Convention repealed the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

We learn that Col. w. J. Clark's regi.
ment. l4th North Carolina Volunteers. has
gone 70 join General Lees division in IVES.
tern Virginia. The regiment was address
ed in Richmond BY Hons. A. w. yenable
aud w. ;. Ashc. Col. Clark and Mai. n.
y. venable made feeling responses.
kaleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
Mothers and Daughters.

Il
Iftherei hing than another for whch thss
Pill fmous, i Is their purifying properties -.
peritlly their power Of cleansing The blood from all i'm.
pnrie and removing dangerous and suspended serfs.
iirs Universally adopted the one grand femedy fnr
female complaints. they never fail weaken ihesys.
TEN. aud always bring about what is required
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
These feelings which 50 ssddcn U.s. mos, frequently
pt.e from innbyanees trouble. from DISTRACTED per.
spfllion. % irnm eating and drinking What Is unfit Tor
III ihus d.nlenng the liver and stomach These organs
must ~ rsEled fynn wish % lie well. The Pills IL
taken according 10 the printed instructions viii quick.
" resinr healthy action TO both liver aud stomach
whence follow a. natural consequence. good appetite
ard cha, he,d. II the East aud West indies scarcely
any other medicine is ever used Tor thesc. disorders
Disorders of the Kidneys.
II III disease. affecting hese organs whether iIsy
srefes too much little water; whether the, be
affected Nfl the stone o. gravel ofwiih aches and pains
srlr IL Tie nins over ihe rcgonsoi The ~ sys aese
pil. sndll n iaken acrnrdngtahe printed directions
and ihe fumrnt should ~ well Fuhfd into ibe snsll
Of i,r ek II led time This Treatment will si,e anos,
iumsaiite trll,i when al othermeans have failed.
For Stomachs out Of u. .er.
W medicine Wi riiectullls improve the tone Of.
lie sionarjl A. ihrse Pills; ihey al acidiiy Oey
e4.Unsd t3i6eth g iHrmptfanrs improper diet They
+ ifse liver ai fe,ufs itti health, acnn ihey are
pauie 'u, eliarrts ~ cases nf sIa.n-in fact hey
hrtaf ia intulmg iBtisotcrs q The liver end stomach.
l.HGgagfg nm att ftt "a. rtntdg kapra III Mt
asfs ", gt Jioig,rifg Diaaes
Atur. Fema'elrreeuisii. stioItill. OF Kings
A.hm4, ties, Evil
ljH.au., 'anpaip,sfs,ef-. al kinds so,r Ihaosi..
Bfalth,s uil ihr fns. stone and Gfaxsl.
*s,d. tioai. Secondary Symp-
Bguel COMPLAINTS. liradaehe. inms.
Co8i.s. Indigestion, III, noloutrus,
acknowledgements Tumoen,
njWs. Iadiaiire. lilrer.
Cat-ufipiiou. la,ef Cgmplaims. yeBsrrsiAasciian
Drlaaiy. Iumhaso. Meumsof aIl kinds
Dup.y. Piles. Weakness, in.n
DyseBirfy, Rhtamsiisr. whatever cause.
Eysipcia. Rteeiibhrftnnc. Sc. Ne.
~ CAUTION - None ste eenaine ubie,. tie
words /" Holloway. New Yotk ard I.ond.n. sts ne.
ceFnabr Nairf.mafk ~ every lest u iie bod u
directions around sarh lot % hst he ssin, no, IL
plainly 3, hOliiae hr lsai II he lIshi hsra
some fcNtfd Nil be given 10 ans ose itblsanr such
information may lead 70 he detection Il ant laIiy
parties roHneciiitr inc mtAieHrs. tsniihe lie
same, knowing Them 70 - spurious.
- Snid ~ the Manuffci,dcs % Ptslsssnf Hslin.
way. ~ Misn Lane. New York. and " 81 fespsrts.
DE Dfureists and Dealefs 10 Ms,rinss throughoM
,hr United STATS shd tie civilized verdi il heAes II
Is cents ~ tfais and s each.
~ Trsfe l. "a ronsldrfabls saving ty iatrg The
larger sire.
Directions iof ~ Guidance n rstltnis in,N
ety diso,lsf ifr siEsci 10 each loa.
oeiVbtf9 =. t5-Ism
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To the Ladies Of Orange County.

~ viz iAudiNo VI Nioiii- #CVAlll{As
I AN requested BY the Governor Of yunr State % rail-
upon You to furnish for the soldiers ii tie ann,
wooden socks and blankets for their comfort al pire.
ton during the approaching winter. Each q NOR will
please accompany her gift by her name. Shall this
call upon your patriotism be made without prcpe ".
spouse on your part cannot believe Thai ,sa. /
therefore call upon you TO come forward WITH yuiif CUTS
and lay them beautifully upon the altar n yeuf cnl-
try Initiate the example Of your mother y ia rf
luton, and allow not the soldiers who have taktt, pp
arms 10 defence Of your liberties, your lives, and what
is still dearer your honor to go unprovided ior; nrr
not your defenders 10 be exposed unprotected III,
winters chilling blasts. Come, them 10 their rpirf;
furnish them with those Necessary articles 10 tleye
suffering humanity, and thereby merit the auIs not
only Of the present. but q future generations.
am your humble servant,
r. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
e The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 10 me articles for the soldiers:
w. w. Allison. ". p. Hall, ADDISON Msngum, 81
A. Angler, John w. Carr and Avis Durham.
August 20. 06-
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NJ. A. CURTIS.
Confederate States u America, War Department,
Ordnance Oiics.
RIehmond. Anrn.i lMh lsaI

Richmond. August I5sh. 1851.
Sin: The suddenness with which the war
has been thrustupon the Southern Corledcr.
acy makes il necessary for Us TO avail ol ey.
cry opportunity TO obtain good arms in al.
vance Of the supply which our naseent armo.
rics can furnish. Many Of ihese--some Of
very superior character. ADD many admira.
bly, adapted 70 certain branches Of the ser.
sice--are ssccrtained to be in private hands
al over the Confederate States. IN sueh
hands they are idle. and The Confederaey nop
wanfs them for aetiue use. Il has occurred
to the undersigned that the best mode Of col.
lecting them with system and dispatch is 20
enlist in the work the Reverend Clergy Of
The South aud such other patriots as may be
especially selected. These can appeal to The
People 10 such manner as their judgments
may suggest to surrender their surplus arms
70 their country's use. and in every neigh.
burhood there can be found some Patriot Of
zeal, influence. and activity, who, declared
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.
Nervous Disorders.

What i more fearful than breaking dvn Il he
neTvous system! To be exciahle or nervous in sms
degree Is most distressing. for where can remedy be
found There is one :-drnk hut little wine. beer or
spirits. % far letter, none take coffee Neak tea be-
Ing preferable; gel oil the fresh Dir you can take three
four Pills every night: plenty OF solids. avoiding
The Of slips; and These golden rules be followed,
yan will w happy 10 mind and stfsng 10 body and for.
ref vou have anv nefraa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
mARRrrn.

On Thursday Evening The seih instant. by A. G.
Hunter. Esq. w. WILLIAM BORLAND % Miss
MARY A. SCARLET, al Of thi. county.