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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
AN IMPcRTANT DsscossRst
Fer ths Cute Of
CONSUMPTION, BRoNeHITIs coUoHs
AMI COILS.
I II Z MAX ORA ARABlCA

D,ssoss.ed ~ MISSIONARY wliie irs,,l.np
Ia AIaba.
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ss~ The aAkuAA AhAbitA, ui.,."aa l, MS
siotais - a .is. #E
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shs mAAohA AkAIl, "A, .n,,at, 1, aAn,i,s,y
~ Ata.h
a. W.. me .lf.tihr n,as ,a 1lioli t,ttlt,it
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an~ y, asiaso.s.y ~ nisin.
Al VII" st s.htil,l h,h AtluL st,tilr -, In.
tfi'ns .i ,Lt bho1 .i,.a t,,a.AIItIh Ala
III y, ais"anal5 hssi.LsN III n,ll.s.
hta,t, lth,ln t.h,
hsuth BnItLils.
hc1ns Ole ILl.A,. cc,eis aIa lbs.
h,1..' AssLhs.s s'' iIa, -, IL ii,n.,otl, Ii,,d
llr W, gLan,a nilM i.rrl, lptaIh, n
tiuDLisI 10 u, Lhlh.
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y hih n.,n'l A.Aln d, vf.,lnu .t,,ap.
TIM he "a biz ,n,t Lsd ltfi li,l.LL,,,L,ts.
hsr h, ea,,tn fhNtnnitth LII ~.
liz has oiNaIu,d u " IL StnuF. tuil scent ~
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ts,its sL,tt, ,tia,l,o mn lL.,, Ntas'mt,l,
~ ihat 4NhlitHtttA
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isn IL ,,tti.t, ~ d 81 Il, siI y la all, inl ~.
v, imp u lie 4ktLA ALAInA dn.,irr
EN- aitnIIf ", itLpts 81 h.tIIis 10
~ hsu s'Ns,. ~ h.nd i.ll ,tlr, ~ ~ - ismh,
lnads Ia u.s. Nth tall dlnuhi,.
~ me d..lal IL, l,,,i, stm y mail r,sip
o. rimt. shd - trhi. i,a Is..iAls.
tn salr Nlnh sale a,r ret "
LkLBS, GlIA0RE 4 CO.,
.mpni,.i, - bug 80 A,t,rihsr
81 l..h~iiy 81. n. y.
,Al-n, hv Druggist. rrn.rsls.
Nnth ~ si-l2mn
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lU.F wntT NJ Vas WngN 4 boy.

A iaw sspnng. .nty, Int luviy Has
iaz ~ t1# iH,a a tfaAdrt II, uss.f, ,,an,
alfr@ - sFprriaatRr aaatsuge bsI ssn
ietFHiti. NJ tH aI.st ~ .ir,aat " ~ Il .
- 80 - 81 -. pc. mel . ppm.
ista \ 800 I t,Mta a1 ~ ara' ~ ~ D,
hz - AftstHpds
Il apt -. aanas8Y. | ttati
d - sfsr b4. q - pfsget u ,5lse. 49,
.H.i asstr ntgti -, telling. u ~. iI.t
s,t..t Ten t.a,s. Yys eUa,d st.,tsi,
breathe IOr ls.tnips.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE.
sci.ii &c anl rratticsI fgilluitI,

D, iis.,, ~ifpbrWs Ks IL w niuruh. sni IT. lie
y. No'irh Professor Il scis.t ID Na,iruliutr ~
fsis 1gilsss, Mes llasrh. vols. Riyai sItiss0.
lnvl ptH and nntnsHus natHtlnrs
Ths ., c"pissss, J. ne mp.i rpnpIrir un,k on Az.
ffnliuf' "si ,aiisned sui y, nifst Il Civ, II snlef
fifruiaa iId jas I.rf. haW ,rsl ls,d H. s,lnes Inc
ifies =, Ri,s ltil,ts for N, I ~ ynluaa,i,
When. II ymIl Upset piii, laiisi fnnia ~ Ore.
ann. iLs price sti bs 81. IL ats,t ,hst ,fi ~ The
Uninh and ie1',n ,ds. pp. rail. Sc ~ mi. wosL
- sor ne I'D Bod II ~ fain
Rr'niisnrs'' af sIy ~ " shove pahlirsii n. shonl
hrsy II Hddissssf ptsi.ptii ~ The pntIl.hsrs,
LION AIN SCOTT 4 60.
". ~ ibid street Kss vsh
Dsesnhs, a. ga
BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
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WARD ASSOCIATION.
rHiLApkLPHiA.
A benevolent las,l,D'ion established ~ special Endow.

benevolent las,u,ion established ~ special Endows
ment, Tor the kelei OF the sick and Distressed, ii.
1let,d with vIulsn, aud tpide.ni, Dsta,.s
aud especially lot thet Utdi sListssts
e4 oI iae SeSlat u vans. 4Bit I34
kVEDiGAL ADi &C. an.n esaiis, ~ the Aei!.e
AVA surgeon. l.ah VIM app W killer With ss.snI-
,ssu = saess rswiasa lase. vsvssss~ hsbhs 81 M
xe) aud IN sases VI rslrss psssssy, Msasusss fns.
M he'd lrrr a rha,re.
yALuABbn REf RrS Oh 'p..na't i ua and
,ihrs Diseases VI ihs sssp.t U,gans. anu ~ NV
|REMEDl6s employed IN the i'.isa,a,s, ss., =. the
,hllerd IL ~,L e,le, ensroprs. int u rh re, Tvs
% ,nre Siaaps iof u stag, Will h. s.fi'sI,.
Address DIX. !. skiLi.iN h,i Ght,tN. Acting
Safsr,n. howard Asrnc,sina. M Q S,.u,h Nhh -.
Ph,laariph,s, III. y, ardrt 4 tnt Dn,si-.
EJwARD b. HEARrN LII, P,esid.ht.
GEO. FAiRIhilD Secretary.
March ". &C. lzm'
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PIrLD sFEDs.

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- ths.., Nain. 6n,n t.is,, Rrt tln.si NLiis
I Iu,,r Tnnsih, ls,srt. iai al. ~ 10.
nklG s1UkF.
Fs}tar TO. ~
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Ill MINT

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p 81 - j. 81 81 1tah- lt'gs t,a, IN -
t,t.e Il tWt ~ Il ma Il ,hNt sHas Thnss
ftgs ~ - ii Hia,ket y 80 sre sHi q,
.tbi - ,di i. &. -. -, s9frt Ire ta6i H.
~ 80 i,ias $50. ~ e. III. NJ.
f,psfABis- ~ ; -. y Htt tiett iiits sd feWa.
tlt.. puks All h, .ihtr,f,l ;, u Itainls v hsn
sHt ~ man, lie ia.sb, = ,pt Psf u me l.Dn.d
stsi.s aili boz 4 ~ 20 uII cnts ttsif :
81, kuad 80 iuf o. ITtrsn ,.tlis s,at ~
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\ IS. rr- p.Wi ~ ii,stt y 64n ~ d. ~ PEI
aliesls III ~ d .ittt IA nv ,nni.n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
RUNAWAY CAUGHT

RUNAWAY CAUGHT
1 pPNgHbNDgD nd fsilrj ~ il IL liiti.ls,
f"9fb Dsnls t5ugit. y G. os ths liih i,
trsi. aegfa appi-ri ts' Uiss}t ~ u ~ ~,
f.1f ~ quite biz T. sbayi i've fsi 8tss ~ isn
iasies Ugh ia is se4fs 10 he - stss III.
MI y Nttbta. 4Hj brtiHas ~ bssts, FalYgisad
n litlBpn. v. The ,susl ssa 81 tia, - t,ss ,,a
ptugsty sDi vsyius 10 r0si shd riiasess.
Il. VI. JONES, sheriff.
Mst !. ~ ?,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

cAirinN = hsstrai an ,ipril,iei pr,san. are
sismting 70 rs'T, 4 u ~ pnsI.resinr rvilir. in.
the ~ ssSs.
~ spall.ngs Prepared Glue, ~
esnesfns
koovsnbs' -. Wife
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

\. ihssr Tcaimat ial. m,,sl c'r, y, W. stallng
ny ~ III aDl ue.tiun,ti. prh, ~ tht efficacy
. ta.. uul, ,reniih, d..so,sts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

HtFfe malt Aufe ~ ssAf ~ - tfffs
h A ,iUae ~, ~ ssAtpyss. pi.EPARIi GiI n
Z vi s.ts Nv tlm,s ,l.,i -, psil, r.
sPN.nINGri PREpAEFD GLtEt
sp,LDI>Gk PR pARED GLlIt
sPALLINg'. prEPARLD GLugl
SAVE THE rRcTsi
ErnNDNli DisPATrHt
Nsiirb IL Tim sasas Nin.s al
a. 80 itrts uI bspIpn .uu II w.tl ,raai.isd
fIai W. u sss't dfsittr IT, last stHns fhrit, aud
ton,rn ~, IN tspairinz Furniture, Toys. rfoc.
key Ss
Spaiding's Prepared Glue
meets u surl rins, gen, ,ud - hsn.etaIl ran
If n 70 sabsv Il. iita~tts . ais. sud ~ 10
~ ~ khzn ~
rpL ~ tvtHy Hau.E."
II ~ Hush aecompsnies ra,h Dnule P,ite
70 tsBts. AJdfsss.
HENRY q. -PALDINn.
NJ. - Itdsi street M York.
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FtaH NE W re 70 mlnsr
Csphalir Pl. ,rt,tnil u IL s.ft 81 > D h.,
ssstr mait - Cure y ir'itrjS i ,llr. t',m.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20

A., AZ ous aId snhsettlt. vlt all ctish ~ - y
.e,Ils,. srd .snd Us The cash. shaIires,' bsi,'v.
pspss it.s 81 ehsfss.
July 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
THE QUESTION ANSWERED.

AZ the question Is frequently ashed, WHO ID mt''
WlNsLow r. we viii simply say tla. she lady wh"' i'
upward thirty years. has Gnnsy devoted hef 'ne SUI
talents rs PLY sicln and Nurse, principally among
children She Ia, especially studied the constitution and wan"
Of tbs numerous Gloss generally overlooked or careeJ
By the Faculty In instances; and a. e'oH
t effort ard practcI 1wedso o5,enod In lifetime scent
aud physician she has compounded soofhiN"
SYRUP for children teetag oPrn:ss Ike mssio-si'ihs
rest and hes ani H. m 1eoyeT 20 regulate tho boTes
In consequence Of thi. aicle MRS WIEsLoW becoming
beneasto Of her raeei chdien Certainly
do ssE UP and bes. especially is s the case la sh' c
Vast quantities efthe SOOTHING SYRUP are DAILY sold soa
used here We think MRS. wINSLOW has mmo'alhed her
nome by evGuable article and sincerely believe thou
sands Of children have been saved from early grave by its
timely use that millions yet unborn viii share i:s beae
and unite in cabg blessed No MOTHER hs discharged her
duty TO her suffering little In opinion until she mas
tiYenit the benefit Of MRS WINSLoVS SSOOrHiNGSfRUP.
Try H. uohers-rgr IT sog-l Ladies' Visitor, Ne" York
City,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT.

Having passed several oepess nights disturbed by the ssonie'
aud csies Of suffering child and 6ecoiog convinced that
MRS wINsLOw'S soorBING SYRUP was Just tho article
needed procured puppy the child On reaching h's and
aoqusu his wife with what he had done she refused 10 hao
II administered to he child as she was strongly II '', "
usn,,hv Tha. nigh, the ,bd passed IN suffering; and the
p.ts without Sleep Reiuraisg home the dsy following tue
fhr found the baby r and while contema in snohsf
secpc nst the mother stepped fOs the room TO ateHi
some domestic duties len the father with the ehht punns
her Abence he administered portion OF TIE sooIhi'"
SYRUP to the baby, snd said nothns That nsn' A' I
lpt we'll and the little fellow "a tho morning bright and
hsppy The aother was GIFTED with the sudden and WoAdo
fa change and although 6i Oavadsd with The deception
rrssticd upon her. continued To he sYHsf ni 'a
ieng crying bsbe, and restless nights have dpPehea
,r trial Of the SYRUP Jvs failed relieve The ea'y
usd overcome the prsjudices Of The mother
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
DIED.

AyERHLL-M O,der,5ug Oh BoadaJ July q James Aye,eh
esq the 7sh year Of he ese J1efe ArrI. naa s
largely In public affairs
AsHFoRp-In this city. Monday July Is Mr H,nnsh
Ashford widow Of the late John As1'o'd IN Tie '' ' '
THE reye sud friends invited .liond .ho iaaer' hsm
her lac residence, No. lGJ HeHTy street, on "edisJAy tho
18th Inst. at O'Clock .
Her Teains y III be tsSen 10 0TtengOod for iniernent
RofTENIn this city, Sunday July ID, Adeine Daughter
OF Join and MeLs Bolton aged years tn0iA' anu
day.
cnIY-In Brookyn on Monday July H. james Cray ssed
Years, months aud - days
pEyoEn TIN. city Monday Jnly Is FiedsE, infant sOn
Of abraham psd Jliis DcyOs. months aud dsyi
EARLEo ras.e., July 49, AnP - w q Samuel E1e S,
the Memorial Church. corner OF ss'' ana "@sey
place. on ThoEsd,y, the 10Th ins.' At Joe''eA
I'll IANNAGAN-In this city Monday, July is, Anne Flsa
nasan sister Of Patrick Jtnea add Joha fAnnssLn' ased H
years aud moiths
son Of John srd DoiotLsa HOe ssed yeas months ad
IS days
HAaKsRss-Iu BrOotlyp. on Monday. Jny 49, ANA Amelia
H.ilness eldest daughter SfSsoiso ana AMANDA hSne'
aged years. mouths and " days
KFNRCK-in Jerssy City, Thvr.iay Jnly II fruneh Pat,
rick infsnt sou OF Peter Richard end Aun kenuek
LEsLlEAt Creson SPRING. friday July H. James Milo
Leslie, Of Phlsteiphis In the s9th Jeaf Of As age
LEYS-In Brooklyn Sanasy Juy H. Of scarlet feyer Eie
only daughter oi George aud harJ Legs, uged ysurs
MUNoAR-A, Kore alb, Conn., Saturday. July ID William
h. Mungar aged 80 years
MArHEn-n this city. Monday, July ls Geo. Msthsr in
Tts friends Of the "a by invited attend his funeral With
oni fIth.r notice his late residence No 6J Thirty
6sab st,eet on Thursday, the 18th ns at O'Clock
In bi. etv on Monday July IS John youpsea. son
Of iisnry and Eiish ouinu aged year and 70 daS'
RUsHIn Li, city, on Monday July l5 tho youngest Of
John and Cslhf r;ne Rash
THOMPsON-Io this city, Monday, Jolly IT, Serena A.,
widow Of Benjamin NJ. Thompson and daughter Of Wells
Phillips, esq. .
The esiyes and friends the fsy respectfully invited
the residence Of her tathss No.
Is3 Lexington avenue, at oeicck p n. on WEDNESDAY,
July IT. U.t Cos
WA0EHAROn Tuesdsy July l6 Emma s. wife of John j.
WassnsI and youngest dsugb Of yehn and Jane ~ burger
ssfs short add severe iness aged years. 'h'ns and ~
days 40. III
funeral. on Thursday Jolly 49, at O'clock from the residence
parents Jefferson place. Seventh street. neaz SoIth
fiith stEeet, Wiiamsburgh,
Pous shkeepse papers piease COPY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
MARRIED.,

CMyING-BANT-On Tnesisy July l6 Of the ia'iten OF
ts brides parent. Hackenssek, hI By tue cy Alex
snder H. Warner Thon.ss Il. Cumming 70 Jennie T., onJ
daughter Of J. Al. Banta, Esi.
CAMp-MeKIgsIRY-oe WedBesdIy July 10, By the Re-, +
Armilsgs, William A. Camp 10 ~ dia A. hehin'Hy osD
daughter Of Al. +. CrAndaI, esq AL Of this cry
uALL-PARREk--ln Lisbon, n. H., by tho Eet T. X Wn'
n. NJ h. h. Hail. Of hsVVih, n. H., 10 Ass liaiIle IL
Parker, ofL
MIILsPna aNCIson We nesdsy, Jnns H. by the Rev Jss
o. Rogers FEsnc T. Mls 10 Mas Lhen b. FfencS bo'h ei
this city
MrIER-sr rATON-lt Pot Bichmoud, Monday 1uly -,
by tue Jsmss Boga!ee, kenbcl GieE To Alice sea'on
al of Staten Island
ROSsSMIIU-ln BrooklyL, on hordhy morning SnJ 10
a. pev A n,cbe OF ire Carlton ATenus IL Il. CLuIeb,
Saanel p Ross 70 luthsrd Srt b. both If th.t city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
Gle0ical.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.--A DISTINGUISHED
N statesman On being skd what the principal poduc
tious of Eusstd replied; New England RaIsss MIN
The force OF reply consisted In the fact that
have worldwide reputation OF hardy Ahlei' inen
and women sorg sud Vigorous In body and mind hat the
loan sIL BE mainly deteud. the sndes,ment OF tho
chfd Nearly ever, New-Engsnd mother provides MRS
WINSLOW's SOJTaING SYRUP for her BLBA-ihsre Is no
secoa Of country earth where 1t has been so LoSo AND so
ykfyERgALIY rsKD.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
morlrns, MornERs,r MorHRRs u

An old nurse for children Don f to pfschrs MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP fer ehl'ea teethng 1t b" no
equal on earth No mother who has eyeT tted MAS WINS
LOWS sYRyP for ehiieea viii coaSeHt to lot Der cd
through the dsresaog ard critical period Of se.has with
cal the aid Of This laauAss preparation II life and health can
be ssd by dollars and cents ia worth s weight Ia gold
Million, Of BEETLES sold every year In the lled States
II is All old and wel.tIicd remedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
l3onss furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. --REFRIGERATORS
"a - isss than prees, sILvER-PLATED WARE.
TiafE CUTLERY, COokIN0 UTENSILS, &C., ac, ct iess
R''os' ''SA ny Y. D. BAssFORp, Cooper Institute.
TSOR REFRIGERAT0Rs, Water Coolers, Cut
In iery Musists Brs Tor TIays Perspbnlstor Baskets
Eoodsn Ware &c ,goo DELMAR's. No 1cS BrOsdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

A STURGEON CAUGHT IN THE CAsAL.-At New
ark, Wayne County, one day last week, 1Ae Courier
of tbat place says, a sturgeon weighing sixty-csht
pounds was taken out Of tho canal. How did The
creature get there I - -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
maler-Gure.

VyATER-CURE in PeekskiL.-DT. Gortou still
w receives Isvaids a i,re'iierce in Peeki serd
ic for bis vsubls Tresc DJSPeiss oontsinDs Circular
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
1881 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
1OO4 CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il OO1
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Tie capacity Of the Road is now equal to any 20 the countr
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 THE WEST.

OhtA1 HDUIE
sE 6RgA saGsf ISE SCI T6 fHE e ws si:n
4U5 Of hSs.s to an and afsss S e c
,nlsii ohesss e. Led. & Paul Ss.ie Geaghis
sssL- ugsgss q fr speed sad q9HoF :, route
iss Morning Express Evening Express,
also ut ron place, via Al eat'" sriviog az
Ritsbs Y day and connecting there with all West
Sleeping sna rHot s-esrs on al the trains.
Fale sfwsys low and the time sqnick as by any other
ma non pon, ,Hs Riirs q Qlo Keoiaeh Indians
Dhres, Wisconsin, Iowa Or Misseeh, by RAILROAD DI-
sao e o@ $ % sP 5Ss SS on the "''s'' 'e Of the ws' by
ss a @ 81 RSt s ~ ws ss S
By Other Rsoad Coz paSies Merchants a3d shippers inrus
Win eoi6desce on iiS speedy Hansit
h Co%Rsny sO 11,5 o s az s%',Ps ,n AsonIoda,9
ecgrs p = iSS ss.s rates
o.. No / ksioi House std No sOu'h wHilau.ss
NcDoHALD BlsCAoFF. E@igrsHpi Agents.
ENocH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona IA
DAmRoAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.
AZ Tes9 ssi s sS sR' sn s'sa sRssys way
bury LOG0 BRANCH Bergen Mora &c on aud sierJ9
Che seaneos sEA APP s1 s "" tsr 'sss PnS
Monsooh conpeci with for all Iesoar stations
EsSs ESsas;as ''Y sss'f@ s 10 ! & % snS az 81 s.sss s eoHD
viii y g's ne sODTs 5 sx1 E1fSSs siS sP, fcSEs & s
eod ct reduced Hotels Loas Branch charge o~er 70
sht the tilaes- .-----
n ONg ISLAND RAILR0AD-CHANGE OF
IA TERMIN US-Leave JsRessbp aud 5th-.t fesnes, New
Vol A. a. M aud 33J D. for OrceBnort II and $3.50
NJ Io. Syos a; $50 p. fos ssrmingdl0 For Hempslesd
a M iam $3.50 4:d. sDd 5:so IN For Jamsea, leave
~ n M $50 4so $50 aod $50 ?. Trains lsaye Hunters
POINT on arrival Of beat from Jamss-sip.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
In DELPHIA sna the SOUTH and WEST, VIA JERSEY
Express Lines leave Newly oTk st g. and
m, and sndsp fme. 90 Through tcssssolS iOt Gin
snnsa ana the West, and for tnTe and through baggage
sherl al In Z q. m and p. m tIaina
F'es~ d W. Woodbury., Assistant superintendent
No baaxas win be received for trains unless deEeTedand
aheeled IS mir In advance Of the time ofiesving
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
UOpartnsrsbip Notlres.

ayOTICE. The COMPREHENSIVE Of G. Z.
BIssELL ExrIREp By h%ssi9'S oi'a.s Say Y. an In
O Al. IL alHKIEG BUSINESS on his own necssnt
sHedy class PsPsr bosshi s.a ,es o,s ,s,SS 1Se'
6s.Ls az Ceaa.rT bsaka isnted ioT promptly Naf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Million. OF bottle. OF MRS wIEsLOTs sooTHiN
SYRUP are sod every year Ia the Uhi,ed states
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
rurs IS TIE sEAsoy OF THE YEAn

N.p children teetns Gre slmos. tain u be afflicted With
dy,en,er, and disrrhe. MRS. wRSLoWs SOOTHING
SYRUP 1. HETka.F.ILSc REsEDr for tsOe si'ei's- and
will se immediate relief from all pas snd are'' SeHt 10
the process sfseth Every mother 'hoEd provide i'f as'
cAiiiren.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

prrgrs. eyerywhers now keep MRS wISsLo"'
SOOTHING SYRUP children toehihg 10 neilae In the
Uued State, sels ike H. IL s'anird medicine ta' "'
vx =. vontDvIpa PhJ ..cAns order cd iG whesyor
Il. mssical effects h1ye been wns,EL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Beware Of CounteIfeita
None seuuiue upls %. Ie,isas .i CUPitis PEEEr's
Esy.Yoh Is Oh the outside wt3rIsr.
Sold 6J Druggists ,hrou ss'a, the world
Principal Office No. - Cedir-Et, hewYork
Price only Is cent? PER bottle.
Z" EyOME for INYALfDS," established at
Il SpringiAle, Northampton. Mss, IN l2g3
By p ID. DENAt,ToS, ~. -.
Reirneres jacob b gel1w ST. d. John nsson Wgrn " d.
Boston Wizard Parker NJ D., g. w. WoTh e.q, AsFio
livery FAMILY, every Workshop, aud eyery
~ Rsiiroad aud Searboa should keoY S1EkLISOs CAM
PdORAIED EXTRACT or GINGER on hAnd. Nc Irasrler
stoud be wi bout e. Il rstsy relieves and tTs~i
Sumner Complaint Choesl Morbus Crnp, Cole, pafhss,
Dye itery, and Choera hs wers yfn' one dSse 1sy
Nervous Debility sod rA uleusy T. lai M Sole Al -
celts pei ble b. al dft gg, ed tnae0 y hediene oys
d. s BARNES No 202 BroadxAy, HsS Yeik None seunsle
PIo,qeior Of siedisg's Medicines, rTout9D, n. J.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
DisunlOn in Shelby.

The disunionists of Shelby county held a
meeting at Raleigh last Monday, and adopt.
ed the following platform
The recent disruption of the States of the
Union, brought about by the uncompromising
hostility of the Northern States, having led
to the permanent establishment of the South
ern Confederacy, and believing that the in
terests of Tennessee are indissolubly united
with the seeded States, Be it, therefore,
ReSoLUei, by the friends OF southern rights
of Shelby county, That we will unite with
our friends IN other parts of the State in
using our best efforts to place Tennessee in
political communion with the seeding
States, and that We accept the Constitution
of the Southern COnfederacy, as furnishing
platform of sound principles, upon which
good and true men can safely stand.
ReS0lUed, That the Administration party of
Tennessee, by whatever name they may de-
sire to be known, or whatever shades of
opinion they may advocate, do not, in our
opinion, represent the true interests of the
State, nor will such an organization ever be
successful in vindicating the rights and honor
of the State.
Resolved, That all efforts at a settlement
having failed, We hold it to be the duty OF
the Governor to recommend to the legisla-
ture of Tennessee to take, at its next meeting,
steps for the passage of au ordinance of Sc
cession dissolving all connection with the
northern Black Republican Confederacy,
which ordinance should be submitted to the
SeOple-
i22zsoiped, That we will vote for no man for
any Political position who is not in favor OF
an immediate and unconditional secession of
the State.
ResoIred, That the idea of Middle State
COniederacy, as advocated by political
leaders and tricksters deserves the condem-
nation of every TennesSean who regards the
present or future safety of her Institutions.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05

BRONZE MONEY IN ENGLAND.-A new coin
age of bronze has recently been introduced
into England, to replace the copper coin
made at the beginning of the century. 1t is
composed of ninety-fve parts OF copper,
fOCr of tin, and two of zinc. 1t is extremely
hard, which will diminish the wear and tear,
while the cOppery smell of the old coin is
avoided The Government, last Summer,
contracted with Messrs, James Wall & Co.,
for the execution and delivery of this bronze
coin, of which there will be required in two
years and half the enormous sum of l 800
tons. The production of this sum involves
the striking of upward of 400, 900 pieces per
day on an average during the whole two
years and half These pieces have to be
made into about 10000 rouleaux per day,
wrapped up in a bag, placed in separate
cases of the value of 81 each, and packed in
strong boxes of $50 each, for delivery and
distribution. More than 10000 of such
boxes, and 500, 900 internal cases are requir-
ed Three screw coining-presses are employ
ed in fulfilling this contract. They make
from sixty to 100 blows per minute, and are
driven by the pressure of the atmosphere
acting on a vacuum produced by steam en-
zine
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
Harries, Cream Ale. Pure.

LOVERS OF ALE have pronounced this the
most delightful Beverage, and Physicians
continue to recommend it for the cure of
Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in its purity. Being COM
pounded of Malt and Hops, its curative
properties must at once become apparent to
those acquainted with the virtue of either in
gredient. Its manufacture is conducted with
the most scrupulous care, and it is undenia-
bly, the BEST ALE manufactured either in this
or the old country at the present day.
1t contains no Intoxicating liquor or inju-
riOus drug, and will not intoxeate. During
the heat of summer, it is the safest and most
healthy beverage that can be used, and pro-
duces none of the evil effects caused by the
use of distilled liquor.
1t is put up in barrels for the use of deal
ers, and in kegs for family use. Price, in
barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon kegs,
five dollars, in bottles, packed in boxes of
one, two, three, and four dozen, Two Dollars
and fifty cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by
addressing the Wholesale Agent.
The money must, in all cases, accompany
ken at par.
Addres the sole Wholesale Agent,
L. NJ. MILLER,
No. Al, Broadacay, NashviLe, Tenn.