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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-28

H.
4 U0USTINE J. SMITH a. CO,
n COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sald nf
TOBACCO,
CIG A RS. sc.
Msia sHeef, befr n 1lh end nh, near fhs DiepateA
Office, Richmond, tTrginir.
AUGUSTINE J. SMITH,
Late Of Winchester, Va.
sest A. NJ. ALLAN, s.
t Late with &. Bayne 4 Go.
CIAS. n CHRISTIAN,
se E5--lpl OF Richmond
TRANKLIN l. CO., -
n SCIENTIFIC
HND PRACTICAL
OPTICIANS
Continue 10 suit ti,ei,
PERfSCOPIC
.ffFrfes SfEtjTACI.ES
10 every age and every particular case
MARINE
MILITARY
$3.50 spy GLASSES,
Ar FRANKLIN Il cos,
ta fte Opticians, p
se Is--ts t No las Main street.
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DgsY GOODS. Sc.

+ OOk OFT FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
GOODS, AT No. ~ MAIN SIREEI -
.lnsr received large stock at i.sis Dress Goods
consisting of handsome Matisia Drlains plain lad
Inquired. all colors French and English dern".
" orNtrd Plaid Challies, Naienci,., DebeyeS tas>-
mer"s, e,VJ yards 81 suall fuc figured Prints;
black Gnd coared border Stella Shaais, ell wooden;
plaid and double Blake. ShaNis, Ci.ssinercs and
>atrine's fcr Men aai Boys wear; brown aud
hlacied lo-l and IL Sh,eiings Shrriugs. and Do
nestle Goods Tor Servants; Lasii;S hantilias anil
Cloaks; Enibr6i Her Il SKIRTS, AMI hne worked
Bands and Collars, at all prices; Linen Handler
chiefs. Hosiery, Table Cloths; Irish Linen Bosom
Gauntleis, Ladies, Misses and ChIldren'S Morocco
Boo'ee', Gai,crs, and Brogans for women snd
men. AMI II great many m"ge goods too numerous
10 mention. ask a cal from one anl ell, II you
want good article AT low prices.
JOSEPH srRAUSE,
No Mufu F.pt
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JOSEPH sTRAUSE,
Sc % No q Main street.

NIUAkS, tL.OAkS.--W. have commenced
n the manufacture ot CpsAs too tAe scason,-
We have now made mp 4 fne assortment aIid shall
be prepared 4" icug get Cioihs. 20 make
10 order any stvle of wrapping waited.
We have u lot oi Striped Cloth (lpass pun "h
hand. which will |. at al great reduction IRON
former prices. They we'd a.apted 20 The fAl
season urd We think they will hp found vcsv d.
sirall,. Use 26l tuIIES tc CHE Ettl.
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/ RICHMOND CIoTl ING MANIFACTOkG.
IA, The Subscribers have hand large and
complete assortment nj SOUTHERN NAM FAC
TURED tUODr-CiothS. G;.ssEercs ana Vest
,ngs, all grades iofa the follow Ing noted mills
tyrensbaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller Il Cos
Mills, Cupeper county, Va Kelly Ford 6, Cos
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas * Aiines'
Mills Marion, Smith county, Va: Rock Island
Mills Charlotte, y. c.. which W. prepared to
make at the shortest notice, and in the
latest and most approved s'yles-goods that will
compare III every respect with the best Northern
manu- factured gooiis, and many of the Crenshaw
goods equal in quality 10 Frencis. There be
h'reer EXCUSE Tor buying goods manufactured
OF the State. In addition, keep always
hand stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, hot TO be sur
passed by any house in the city We have the
best OF Cutters, and corps of workmen not TO be
surpassed by any house in the Union, with &; deter
mination To furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothing material raised South .nd we trps; 10 he
sold and worn South, deter mii,ed to do
slFia our power TO push forward Southern instliu
tons. SPENCE 4 CAREY.
ClotlECrS aud Merchant Tailors,
fe % Corner OF Main aud 18th streets.
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lSRDM LESLIEiS FAMILY MA9A-
II ZlNE.-"As il In proper and natural fDr our
Lady friends to make themselves lovely as possible
wc feel IL orr duty to indicate the best ineers OF
bringing about that muoh desired contamination
and we can confidently assert thai any one VINO
naes Burnett's celebrated kALLjSTON may oa-
tain q fresh STA sst.n.eke complexion This as.
lIsal,ul byepa7ssiaa raunsas isa aaa reek.sss aee
,apsrss sasyety safsaass 70 Shc sxsa Tor eaaspea
Aa,ds il II iayssasbis, WALLS Us assas ps1levties
and ieciaass psrsame render sstsessss e svssS
iessa.H For sxir by JAS = nUVAl,
70 81 Druggist. cor Main sd iesh sss.
VXTiNTER OATS AND S
" BOWERS SEED WHEAT.
LOCO bushels WINTER OATS.
aD baahels Bowers early SEED WHEAT.
For sala BY BLAIR hARflE.
~ ~ Cary and llfh sta
nicE; Hydraulic and Parsfine Candies: black
II, Teas Cognac Brandy; Port Champagne, and
Is.seirs Wines, syrup, In barreis White tir, sse
hafa.iv tsise; tor sale by
seis ] q q. Is. DAVENPORT
)E-sAiiFS AMI pEAkS.--i shalt eom,aence
l To .ssreive to-day, iron, Thos. j. Mxssie. per
Express. extra Red Heath Pe~rhes, asso. eating
Pears. nssn Nslsoa ceunty, Va. Yer sala by
sa 10 $780, A. ANT{lNf.
.,ontRREltU t}UANti--fss .Als sy -.
ssts 4a y. n. bl<lNkEk y 90,
- ss4t 49, I - !
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GUNNER CLOTHING.
- AT VERY LOW PRICES.
rARRAC0TT, HARRIS d Co,
lave On hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
fine ancy Cashmere SUITS
Fancy Linen SUITS.
aucy t{u1tUnade SUITS.
Fancy SILK VESTS.
Fancy siarseilies VESTS.
White Linen COATS.
Blay uUd Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and sinSriues PANTS.
Fancy C2->iilern PANTS al styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
|ude' SHIRTS AID DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HANDkERCiiiEFS STOCKS,
GLOVE rs, StSrENDERS ana SOCKS,
Which they selling very low, tor cash.
DAkkACOTT, HARRIS Il CO,
ie It's Ii, Main street.
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OFFICE X. H. MAI'RY a. CO.,
RICHMOND, Sept H. 1861. J
DONDS, STOCKS, &C., FOX SALE.
Virginia State Skies.
Tennessee State Skies.
North Carolina State Sxes
Confederate State Bonds and Registered Stceh.
WANTE D--New Orleans. Mobile and Other
Southern Funds.
~ Checks on Nashville. Memphis, and al III.
Southern cities, bought and sold at best rates.
&c II
WIN. d. T0MPKINs. JAS. Il. TONPKINs.
YVT d. TOMPKINS & BRO,
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
FL o u Il
TOB A co,
q Il Al n,
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INATIGUE SHIRTS.
10 doz Fine MERINO SHIRTS.
20 doz JEAN SHIRTS
10 doZ FRENCH GINGHAM SHIRTS.
~ doZ CUkEiB4AY CIEfiHAM SHIRTS.
III doZ CHECK BINGHAM SHIRTS.
: doz STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS.
Is dox CHECK SHIRrS.
For sale by GEO. MAGIIRE, JR.,
il ~ a Nt.n street
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u~INE CIGARS AN u TOBAtto.r-Mei IN
r. yise the attention Of shakers 70 oaf stoek OF
genuine Havana Cigars and Cigarettes. eoaaRftans
so.ae Of the best brsnds iaapared into thsrlcsths
and Nyw Orleans. Alsn 10 The sss~llsut bssnsas oil
Chewing aud smoking ToAsecc~-ths bsss thAi ase
u be had MEADE & nAKER, pFuS
~ 70 le9 Aastp ~. scr. ahosc N~t Ofaee,
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CE.ssTE57:Nss. &c.

y
{ tItENSIiAWS cASSlMEkES, WEIhER-
J ELLIS CASSLNEIsES, Young y WIN
SIONS CASSIMERES, MiLLER'S CASSi-
MEKES-,tli Of
~ &GHtAcra Man8iact@7e. 81
new in Eand, aDd will I've iaade 70 order in
tho latest styles, either Tor citizeha or military
wear KeIasrl5er, this il Southern mandatory,
and iE.s been for the last II years IL has not
sprung up from the necessity OF the causes. Being
a pr;,c.:cii nign at the business, [and bot having
tn;iod il at the back window, over other peoples
si,ouldcrs,) 1 fa'tcr myself tia; know my bust
ness. aud knowing il, can give the customers tue
benefit Of ti.at kno,, ledge.
Call a tGc large and new store, but old stand.
IA Main street, lnE 2ai Wa. IRA SMITH
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nAILY LINE
- on JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN,
GROVE AND STONE-IiOUSE WHAkVES.

)AiIf Linz on JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMESTOWN,
GROVE AND STONE-IiOUSE WHAkVES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt ]. III. FREE.
MAN, will leave her wharf al Rockets. regularly,
EVERY MORNING., (eXeept Sundays) ut , uck,
for the above Places and return same day. about ~
oeioc. r. N. touching at Ill OF the regular ndinss,
going and returning
Passage to Grove or Stone Wharf, S.,-Meals ex
ira. 30 cents each.
The Curtis Peek will connect with line OF
COACHES, running 10 Yorktown. at the Grove
Wharf and through tickets, 10 Yorktown and re-
turn. III be given the boat for S5-Meals extra,
80 cents each. lily 2o--tsl II. o. HASklNs.
OFFICE r.. L. & p. X. X. co,
RICHMOND, June q lst''.
DETSONS NOT KNOW no L r RESI-
DENTS on the line of the Road,, .ore they
can obtain tickets for passage over the .bmond
fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad - be fur .
nished with perInit rom the proper AZ thorites
By order of the Governor.
10 26-tf 4. ID. ALLEN, Ticket gent.
DICHalON AND YORK RIVEE RAIL
IL, RoAD.-Passenger Trains leave Richmond
daily a. 6 4. NJ West Point daily except Srutsy)
AT Il NJ Yves; Point Sunday at p II.
Freight 1rains-Cbangc of Hours.-Lcaye Rich
mond day texcpp, Sundays at ) a. H.; West
Point daily {evcept Sundays AZ 1915 T. VI.
Frri}rh, received 1t Richmond daily except sun
days Gntil T. NJ.
jy dts II. II. TEMPLE. sup't.
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ISthlN'S BLOCKADE RUN .--p0iy lo"k
II at this! NJ war prizes 1900 wards Dress
t,oIds suited tor the season VIII open, GA Sion
iay morning %H m~t., one Thousand yar's sPlen'
dial sfs l.. Dress t!on, stuffed fr ID" present -ea
son 70 b. Run of nj only - c".' the yard. worth,
in ariinar, times. a least - cents Ladies in veHt
of rtaiv pretty Fail Dress 'or little more Than
the current pfi-, uf calico, will 10 VIII 10 rail at
e,ce an,, select thc protti patterns nv s'oJe
will tp closed on Thursday aad Friday hv2t a.
will Dr. therefore. necessary TO call ga Monday,
Tr..s4i..y, ~ Wednesday. to purchase a.
EZEkiilL'S Cheap store
eAot a. Min &. s.:ai,prt's old sfalsi-
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rate membsra of the Board at Inc South died,
the vacancies were not filled from among
their brethren. Young ministers Of the South
have not been sent out for many years into
the foreign 6eld with commissions from the
American Board. Their agencies for the
Collection Of Southern funds have disappear
ed. Their agents have been withdrawn from
the field. Facts Of this kind Occurring for
wears, made o strong impression that the
Sauth we're NOT welcome to portion Of the
Foreign Mission work. do not allude to
the main reasons for all this. You very well
know these from your own personal expert
ence and observation. But the sad work Of
change had not in all this reached its utmost
limit. Long prospered missions among the
Choctaws and Cherokees were cut of. The
names Of beloved brethren and sisters are
now no longer on list where they had been
enrolled for years. Since our missions were
dropped, a war has commenced in our dear
land. Will this be the climax?
But, my brother. have evidence Of anoth.
er change. Your letters to US furnish cheer
ing evidence OF another aud better change.
In the very region OF our country where
there were 10 have been no more corporate
members of the American Board. and M
more young men to be sent out as missions.
RES. and no mnre funds to be raised by any
systematic agency, aud also no mission any
longer 10 work among the Chnctaws and
Cherokees living on the borders Of thus re-
gion, there is TO be Foreign Mission Board
organised, the Saviour hrlping them. Their,
will be members OF this Board who will loos
10 Him as King. rhei will saise funds Co
the cause Of the Lord of Glory. They will
appoint and sustain missionaries TO the hea
then. they will sustain some Of the indiar
misslun at least even before all the formlll
ties Of forming Board can be gone through
aud While tlr war Is aging At least al
this ism the hearts ol Christians.
May We NOT hope that such good DAYS vii
return d, Fisk. Bascum. Adams. King. Rip
LEY. aud Wheeler saw IN their yauth. Az,
such as were crowns Of glory 20 hrs. Palmrl
and Porter, and Drs. Wadd.ll aud Gnuldins
and 10 Mr.. Esaris. who died il the presenc,
Of such brethren.
Ny dear brother. my heart is in all Writ
c.nnol add: lwish you TO catch the theme
Go Harvard. and bless Gnd that he III Hp
own way IS giving 10 sou aud 70 your brrth
rem once more 10 have yuur full share il
sending The blessed Gospel Of the Saviour /,
/ The lost aud fnr,akrn.
Very truly and aTrctiona;rly.
Your brother.
CyEus BiISoroS.
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Paying for Money and Getting Cheated.


The love Of money Is said To be The root
Of AL evil. ;" great y thai love 10 4 major
ity u cases. that aimo.t any price i, paul ior
III. We propose briefly 10 discuss lie mat.
ter. aud shp~ TINT money. Ike nlhrr things,
IS olten bought t0u ds~.l-..
When man 10 The pursuit Of wealth "a.
crihces moral principle 4 insur, success, Ne
get. cheated.
When he pursues a business. however re-.
munrratiye, which he knnws is undermining
hi health. he grts cheated.
Ahsn tie babiiually dr.oirs 80 MANY hour.
TO labor that he has no time 10 give his lsm.
IL aud friends. 10 reading aud mental and
mora! culture, hc gets cheated.
When he make. money BY rgm.selling. Or
any other trssis that wnrks mischief ia III.
community, he gets cheated.
When he games all .outside natter"
anil i determined 10 make money au,haW,
leaving religion. poI,iiss. ficnd.. benevolent
objects. and every body 10 take care Of them.
sel,es. he gels cheated.
When be fluids hat making mpnry in his
fashion exclude. him lr.m tie spcleiy ii all
truly good men, IL gets cheated.
When he j. detsrminrd, in I'D age. Ia
give hia-slf NJ rest ~ relaxation. bai work
On. gra-ping fpr more. more. murr, lie get.
chrsted.
When he has money enough 10 satisfy any
reasonable belrg. aud should hail sail sud
desnte some oi his hest energies to .uing
good. but won't do il. he gets cheated.
When lie finds his hard-earned wealth Is
injuring bu,h himself and family. that his
children are growing ~ IN idlrness. and that
they are al "go"d lnr nothing" 20 The world
il i evident that he has got cheated.
When his devotion 20 none Y. making cosi.
him restle. nights. ~ health. loss Of appe.
,iir. bad temper. envy and Jealousy. the
growih Of pride, idolatry 81 gold. .ungy Of
sur disposition. AID lhe hatred or indiff. =.
ence Of good society. all we have 10 say t.
esrn IL he has gained the wholc world, ne
has got abominabls cheated.
Don't, therefore. pay too much for money
II will not furnish you all you desire. Il
will moi insure you good hralth. II will nj
enrich the heart. Il will not deliver you
from danger. II will M, follow you beyond
the grave. II will not save your soul. lIon't
therefore, we pray you. IN getting gold, a.
cnfce your principles. your health. your
friends. Jour guod name. the best interests
Of your family, or your soul; Tor il you do
,nu are cheated lnr time and cheated for G.
ternity. DOM gel cheated.
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Dor was . parson by the name Of Wayland,
who, in addition to his ministerial duties,
'ovEed and cultiya,ed a large farm. One
might my attention was attracted to blight
light IN one Of .he upper roorhs in our sleigh
boris house. -lns moment saw the wife
III past the uncurtained window, closely fal-s
lowed BY the husband, who was armed with
la huge ashovel-r0und the room she went.
still pursued. and as / listened breathlessly,
II thought, nay, was sure that ! heard a
scream. FHa NN Fes eiR sSFg M
Il FASTENED to nv mother, and told her
wha, had seen, and we both looked out, but
the light was gone and al was quiet. Nots
withstsnding my mothers judicious warning.
to say nothing about il to any one. before
school was out the next day. had confided
liz to my bosom friend, and in week. half
the village knewit. and great talk i made,
| assure you. Finally II reached the ears OF
the deacons, who at once proceeded TO IN
yestlgate the truth. NV mother looked grave
and troubled when they called, but consrions
Of having told only the truth. met them
iearlessly. and related what had seen.
Then they lett, taking bee line for the
ministers, TO call him TO account. With
many apologies. they made known their err
rand. when to their surprise, the minlste I
burst into hearty laugh.
WAIT moment. said he. till coll Pol
lIy. You see. that night found big rat N
the meal chest, aud came dawn for the show
ell. aud babe her hold the light while Ikill.
ed him. Finding no other place TO hide, the
| rascal took refuge in the folds of her dress
aud she rsn. screaming. until managed u
iislodge and kill him.
have ever since been careful not To re-
peat any ualasorable repor, abuut nv neigh.
hurs--st least. until knew the whole truth. Z
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lHoMARp AssocIAFloK
pHILAprLrHrA.

II 81 4
Benevolent Institution established BY special Endow4
ent, Tor The Relief Of the Sick and Distressed af-
seicted with viruIeni and epidemic Diseases, ~
II v and especially for the Cure Diseases ~ n
= ~ ttag of the Sexual 0igans,at EsgsVs al
MEDICAL ADVlc ~ given .graslss by the Acting
lvl Surgeon, apply BY letter with descIp-
ton OF their condition. Gage, occupatlon habs q HE
BED and in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines iur-
nisbed tree If charge. ssM@4 IA
N VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhna. and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sen, TO The
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free charge. Two
a three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. %. SKILLIN HOUGHToN. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association No. south Ninth ~.
Phiadephia. Pa. By order ofihe Directors. ss14
a as EDWARD d, HEARrWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary. .ekllss .tss
March 70. s4-l2mt
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y nts SHSWNaANk UfSSgEHHF -
For the Csrs Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS coucas
a-~ AND COLDS.
4 He MAKORAsaAsRAsBIC A..
Discovered pya MISSIONARY while, travelling
IN Arabia,

"A Ii who are suffering from Consumpliop shoula
: use the MAkORA ARABlCA, discovered bya
Missionary in Arabia. - 80 s| s8a
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MISREPRESENTATION, discovered BY q Mis-,
sioDary IN Afabia. aga "a s. . stts. = $50 t
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABICA, discovered by Missionary
lin Arabia Il sN f fsAs5 iRs 81 "a 1T1 ~
All who suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use ihe MAkURAi ARABICA, disco
veresd BY a Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofula and I'm.
purllles q the Blood should use The MAKoRA ARA.
BICA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia. a
Ii cures Consumption. .s.5ss = .ss.e.
Ii Gu, es Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Ii cures Ashma, scrofuia, and In Eues al M Bloca
This unequsIied remedy u now Tor he hrst I'M in
troducedt 10 thepubiic, @Nsfss e ts III ,,glo
IL was provdeniislly discovered by q Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He vas cured Of Coneuro.
ton by It's use alter bis had been pronounced hops
less by learned Physicians IN Europe.
He has forwafded to ne in writing, foil account Of
his own extraordinary cure, and OF number Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
full account Of The medicine.
AL bis request and impeej by desire TO extend
knowledge Of this remedy TO the public, we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for irss
distribution. It's interest is enhanced by accom-
which be gives Of Of the Of the Syrian mas
sacres hch he obtained from those who were sufferer
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office, or ii
will be sent free by mail 10 all who apply forit.
We import the MAK0RA ARABICA direct from
SMYRNA through the house Of Cleon & Gyippus, and
we have always on hand full supply put up in bottles
ready for use with full directions.
Price dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, reeep
Of price. and % cents for postage. aFa
For sale, wholesale and refill, by
\ LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty 81, N Y.
i Also, by Druggists generally.
" March 10. s4-l2mo.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary aad Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Georgia
DIR. b. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.


W. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
gIIIs is The lille Of weekly paper devoted 10 As-
ncutore, Literature and AT, which am publish
~ Is Auguss Georgia. Il will b. 10 qusro form o.
eight pages folio siEe-each eonIain forty co
v,pns % matter. Il viii be geneal stye similar 70,
,aa an .ize someshat iarrrr itan ihS NeA Noik led
ger Is vii Do Published gooa book paper and will
~ 10 seaanlral eresO0n ~ lhe bef sisie o. tspo-
grsphsa AL Iii unity. II will DC 81 that the hesi sg
nsuuta science snd practical know ledge The south
can Iufni.h. weekly visitor othe homes Of SOUTH
ern planter. and lata,srs. IL will be useful and
acrsplabe hem Than any montAIy Journalol equal
Re,ll,
Nv aim i Is establish psperl thai will Re sihiele
Of Information that will be uselu to Sotuihern psniets
aud iafmers, and repository Of Southern though,
imagnallun and tasle IN ths realms % srsiufe and
At. aud 10 obtain far such extent u patronage
and saceess a. will jusr, ihe moe, liberal compensa
ion 10 al lts contributors. Able aud experienced ed
Coz. are eugsgej. AMI siep IN ptoeisss TO seizure
contributions from ths pleasing southern writer's
az both SEXES. Mach lsicnl talent will be brought 70
hight AMI furnish some sgrecabe surprises 10 southern
people.
.Pull many gem Of purest ray serene"
viii aash lelare the adminng eyes, and eause s,n
rour clos IN Southern grniDs
The Agiieghufai Editor Hili he d.. Daaiel Lee, the
Distinguish Professor Of grcui,ute ~ the University
u Grcea-edilor iof many years past q The Southern
Cuhisainr aud leading contributor g many North
ern ~ euliura journals % the highest fcPuiation
rht Literary Editm WILDE Mr. W W. Menu. of
ihi.c . an accomplished writer. q fine taste aud scho
srly tttluneni va. having retired fram the active
iurs u 80 legal pruifrcn spent a.any yeafsi 10 Eo
rope wasiar several ,rafs The Paris correspondent
u ,iiOna iut.l igcnrer, and southern Lilesry
messenger.
Terms --Cash in adsance, So year.
Bill cureni Ia J,c Slate from which they arc sent
received Il par
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta. Geo. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-25
APPgARANces pEcerrruI..

One who hss implicit confidence in hi.
own judgment. Or even in his Own ebser,a.
ton, j. quite certain TO fall into some seri.
ous blnnder. IN the course OF his life. A
correspondence thu tmerican Agricnltar Vt
tells good story. which has huing adson,.
ton lor old as well a. y ung persons:
when Vas eleven years old ms mother
moved into the country. Our Narest neigh.