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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-27

CAUTEON!-None are gennine unless
the words "Holioway, few York and Lon
don,n are disceraibIs as Water mrrk ia
every leaf of he book of direction are on
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by hiding The teef flo the Hght. A hand
some rewafd will be given to any one rem
dering such information as way Head hand
detection Of any party or parties couBier-
feiripg The. medicines or vending the same,
knowing them 10 be spurious
- Soil at the Mauufactory of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all res spec,able Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine. throughout the civilized world,
in pots, at 25c., 62c. and 81 each.
n There is a considerable saving by
taking he larger sizes.
N. B-DifecfioDs ior the guidance of pa
tienis, in every disorder. are affixed to each
box. October 10, 1860.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-27

nHE sndsrsiened has opened a new Ii
j aaor Store al M,fli1silIe, Colombia
eoun5r aud stocked il wiih large and sx-
csllsaa asseI4ment Of
eo Il a. U Cd " 9
ofslls ku.si-, 10 which he invites the alien
,ion vf sieaiers His Liquors are OF The
bs,s braflslz. an. one trial will satisfy all.
A. ANDKEAS-
M,Iflinvi!Ie, June -. 1850.
We wgmRs
Attorney - Law.
BlL0o PA.
once n courl Alley, East Of Court House
.BA3| 3INARp 9 !. !! Q /. RIJPEnIT; z 2 9 I. IS
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-27

" - Ia S2 Cd - De
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Fron Wa In tngton.
Washington. Dec

Madrid dispatches recently received
here. contain the paragraph, which shows
ths friendliness OF the feeling between the
Spanish Government and thr Church
Party of Mexico:
yesterday took place the long.an.
uounced visit TO Her Majesty the Queen,
bv Gen. Miramon, Ex President of Mex
leo. our august cousin received him with
her usual amiability, As did also the King,
her husband, who was seated mt her side.
The conversation lasted more than quar-
ter of an hour From intelligent sources
il seems that there il some foundation for
the report that Queen Isabella has madea
secret treaty with the Emperor Napoleon,
cedine him the Balearic Islands provided
he will assist her in her designs against
Mexico.
This morning the piekets of General
Blenker's brigade were attacked at An
andale by party OF secession cavalry,
VIII, came across our men very unexpect-
edly Sharp firing took place, and the
result was one rebel was killed, and two
wounded aud taken prisoners
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
No. 23(;.
Wore from Ft. rickfns !.


LOUISVILLE, Zee. -
Southern papers to the 18th contain
scattered accounts oil the Pickens affair
The bombardment commenced the list
and continued with occasional intermis-
s,ons night anl day till the evening Of
the 2ith, when col. Brown ceased firing.
The rebels did not respond till after Fort
Plckens opened The fire of the Fort and
outside of Santa Rosa Island batteries was
directed against Fort Barancas and other
rebel batteries, the rebel steamers Time
and Nelms, and the Navy Yard, while the
federal vessels engaged Fort Mckee
The rebels admit sixteen killed and woun-
ded. Considerable damage was done to
McRae, including the caving in Of the
powder magazine and partial de~ ac-
tion of the Navy Yard, Warrington, and
a rebel train hauling prQrpfons to the
rebel army. The rebels seemed to act
strictly on the defensive Stories about
disabling the Colorado and the Niagara
appear unfounded The Time and News
were damaged and got out of the reach
OF r Jwn's fire. Brown received no REIN
~ cements
East Tennessee bridge burners are to
be court martialed. Ex-State Senator
Dickens is among the prisoners in East
| Tennessee Legislators called upon by
the Legislature for an explanation of al
legged connection with bridge burning de-
MED All knowledge and asserted that the
perpetrators were representatives Of
small faction only
The Memphis Merchants Meeting re-
commended banks TO cut their bills into
fractional parts for change.
There are no tidings from Brownlow
The Charleston Courier deprecates rails
ing the black flag and says it il urged
principally by those who keep safe dis
tanco from the war.
A New Orleans dispatch says, Govern
or Moore, Gems, Lowell and Rogers on the
oath reviewed $4,000 troops, including
i 400 free colored.
The Bowling Green Courier recon-
mends seizing hostages for Kentucky reb-
els in federal prisons,
The Richmond Examiner publishes the
correspondence between Lieut Maury aud
Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Admir-
al of the Russian navy Constantine in
yites Maury to enter the Russian service
Maury replies that he cannot accept until
Southern independence is established
The Confederate gun boat Tuscarora,
coming from New Orleans, was accident.
ally burned to-day, fifteen miles above
| Helena, on the 23d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
BY TELE6 RAPiI.
Afternoon Report.
New Regul ations for Recruiting
FL RITTER FROM TIE F'LEF7
Tribune Special

Washington, Dec >
A most important order will soon be
issued from headquarters, informing the
Governors Of the several free States that
no more regiments batteries or indepen-
dent companies must be raisedor received
BY them. except upon the requisition OF
the War Dept, and the regiments, &c,
now forming wall be completed unless it
shall be deemed more advanta geous to
the service to assign men already raised
to incomplete organizations actually i'm the
field General superintendcnts of the
volunteer recruiting service will be APP
pointed for all the States, and recruiting
IN each will be directed upon the system
Of the regular army. These superinten-
dents will be officers of the regular army,
retired officers, if possible, or officers qt
artillery not serving in the field, DQreks
for the collection ard instruction CT re-
cruits, under command ofthe superinten-
dents, will be established at the following
places, and such other as shall be consid-
cred advantageous, in each of the States.
Those in the West are, Minnesota, Fort
Smelling; Iowa, Davenport Wisconsin,
Madison; Missouri. Jefferson or Benton
Barracks, Michigan, Detroit, Illinois.
Springfield; Indiana. indianapolis; Ohio.
Columbus, Kentucky, Louisville.
! The enlistment papers Of volunteers
will be the same as for regulars. Clothing
will be issued to them Mt State Del ots.-
Commanders OF regiments in the felt
wanting recruits will make requisition,
directly on the superintendents for Their
respective States.
Ne more cavalry will be. accepted b.
| the Government, aud it is the purpose d
the Commanding General to muster oui
of the service all cavalry recruits in in
complete regiments, unless they will con
sent to come in rs infantry The number
Of the cavalry, already amounting to be
tween Gn,G00 and 10000, much more
than the Government eau use
The Richmond Examiner of III 29tl
has the following telegrams:
Charleston, NOV. - The Courier )
this morning says skirmish took plac,
near Buckingham, on Saturday last, BE-
tween the confederates and the I'nioi
invaders The Unionists attempted /,
land but were driven off One OF on
men was slightly wounded by she'll
is reported that the enemy landed yester
day III Bennett 5 Point. al the mouth O
Ashebo river. -Four Union steamer
shelled Otto Island, north Of st Helena
on Monday, and then landed. They NO,
hold entire possession of st. Helen
Sound 4 number Of lights passed on
bar on Monday night, aud it il presume
that the 'nion fleet was en- route South
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Baltimore, Dee 3

Baltimore, Dec. D.
The boat from Old Point has arrived
The following items are gathered from
Southern papers:
The reported removal Of the Capitol
from Richmond to Nashville is incorrect.
The Southern papers are advocating
the abolishing Of the elective franchise
The latest adyices from Pensacola re.
present that the fight had not been re
newed. Accounts Say that had the fight
continued, Fort McRea would have been
destroyed. No particulars Of the affair
are given. The planters throughout the
southern seaboard are represented to be
destroying their crops lest they should
ia,i i ali .nio tie bands .. Tie Yankees. 4
conspiracy Of Union men had been dis
covered in New Orleans, causing great
excitement there. Many arrests had been
made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Especial to Herald. I


Information has been received here
that one clause In the treaty with the
Mexican Government provides for Loan
Of ten millions Of our Government TO be
furnished in five annual sums of two mill
lions each in return for the mercantile ad-
vantaces aud transit Of United States
troops through Mexican territory.
Gen. Mcclellan is understood to have
made the most urgent representations to
the President In favor OF regular and
systematic exchange Of prisoners. He
will probably succeed in having his views
approved and acted upon
There has been no advance of rebel
piekets upon our lines as has been stated.
On the contrary, our pickets have advance
ed into the enemy's country
Mccall is moving towards Leesburg,
and Gen. Smith ana Gen. Porter are eA-
tending their lines forward, while Mellow
ell and Franklin are watching the enemys
centre, which is growing weaker and
weaker every day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Kansas City, Dec. 2.
The Santa Fe aud Carson City mail,
with dates to the Goth, arrived Saturday
night, Cent Hatch and Capt. Grover be-
ing passengers EN- route for Washington.
A petition asking for the establishment
IF semi-wcrkly mail between Santa Fe
and Independence has been signed BY the
citizens Of Santa Fe, and will be for
wardel to the L. o. Department
Col Candy has ordered the establish
ment OF new post, Gallino. ~ miles
west Of Abiquan, for the protection Of
that section Of the country against the
indians
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
From Washington.
ITimes' Dispatch. !

Washington, Dec :.
! am enabled to state in the most posi-
tive manner that the struggle is over and
that the Presidents conservative policy is
sustained BY his Cabinet with entire
uuanimity.
No aag has been flying from the rebel
batteries on the Lower Potomac for some
time until a few days since, when the $.
{. fla was unfurled and il now displayed
all along their line.
Wold's Dispatch.
Secretaries Cameron and Seward were
serenaded tonight, but only the latter ap-
peared. lie merely complimented the
music, and said that in ten days the coun-
try would rejoice at great news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Lynchburg. Nov. ~

Iloya's command expects to 70 into
winter quarters al Peterstown, Monroe
county. The roads are almost impassable
and II il thought neither the Yankees ol
ourselves can accomplish anything until
Aext spring,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
unlon Forces on Tybee I>iand.

The papers Of this morning state Fort
Pulaski yesterday threw few shots and
shell ut the federals on Tybec Island,
which caused Bull Run stampede TO safer
quarters There are now six Union yes
sells inside the bar and five outside. !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

NJ ILITARY WORKS.
ANl Army Regulations,
United States Tactics,
Cavalry fsctics,
Hariee7s Tactics,
SCOTS Tactics.
Soldiers Handy Book
Groos' Military Handy Book
For sale At oG DEN, BhoENELL l. co.'s
GirY Book sroRE,
sepld 81 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
KEOKUK IOWA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER /, 1861

NEW BOOKS.
The Partisan Leader
Great Expectations
Dn Ghaiius' Africa.
Revised Army Regulations.
Iayairy Tactics
Northwest Coast.
Hatieckfs Military Science.
Mctleiians y Armies oil Europe.
Just received by
OGDEN, BRoWhELL co.
oct9p-dtf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
n i u N.

stNHE FIRM or FISHER. FOARD 4 HOOKER
hayine betn legally Dissolved, the unlenigned
have a..ociaieJ ourselves tosethefunttf he ifm u
POAsID a. tlOss n T. K,
for tho purpose ol continuing The foimc business q
The same place.
We .se thankful 10 our ftieuds ani customers ioi
cast iaSors, snd hope y a C8frect, pr Iupi
sil cnergeIic sysism u as business, y meril
saI sscslse ~ tiefs..ej patronage.
We hail hs sbie % furnish
staple Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
shin Chaadltry. Negro Clo,hihg. Farming
Implements, Narth Carolina fluur,
era. iiay. Fish. Cypress Shingles.
a.. &c &e,
st aslos Preta aay other house IN eastern Nefih
Csfoaa,
Having 81 svn ss-aels. Whaf. dnys, a.. se vill
IL, paeleulaf attention ~ the eonraa.inn and f1r.
r,tl,ox bosiness. Ve vii li.a make libtfsl ea,a
JOIN r. F0ARD,
u HOOKER.
N.ybsfr. n q. y ~. isg a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

$50 e<SAAn e<aA<S AAA6s sses ~~S ~ss~~-
BY T. L.
Hope on, brave heart, oppressed by sorrow,
Though gloomy be Thy path to-day;
The clouds may disappear tomorrow,
And thou more clear may see thy way,
A goal to brighter hours discerning
'Tb q long lane that has no turning
Hope on, fond parent, youth is erring,
And thy beloved one gone astray,
Awhile the paths Of vice prefening,
May yet return some happy day,
Repen,anl, for thy blessing yearning-
'Tis long lane that has no turning
Hope on, poor wife, alone and weary,
Listening Tor that well-known tread
Throughout the night, so long and drsary,
Every moment fraught with dread,
While sinks thy taper dimly burning
'Tis long lane that has no turning
Hope on. ye workers, sisters, brothers,
Laboring for your daily bread;
What'er your calling, serving others
With horny hands, or aching head.
Keep ye The the lamp Of hope a-burning--
'ris long lane that has no turning
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

10 PREVENT TooLs FROM RusrlSe .--Thaus.
ands OF dollars are lost each year. by the
rusiing Of plows, hoes. shoyrls, &c Some
Of this might be prevented. by an application
Of lard aud resin TO all steel or IRON imple
ments. Take three times ss much Seighi Of
lard as resin, aud melt them together. Thi,
can be applied with brnsh. or cloth, TO Al
surfaces in danger ot rusting. aud they cst
be easil, kept bright. II tool- are TO he lad
away for the Winter, give them costing o
this. and you will be we'll repaid. II can b,
kept for 4 long time, and should be always d
hand ready for use.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

All who start in life with good eOnstitn.
tions, have the elements Of old age within
them, and IL they do not attain il, may blame
themselves, and not wonder st the prO,i.
dcnce Of God.
II you thrust your hand in the FIRE, YOU
must not blame Providence FOR the suffering
And il you drink strong tea and coffee, eat
every indgcstible thing, sleep oil feather
beds, toast yourselves By hos stoves aud
neglect 10 keep clca8, when YOU gri fever
aud are brought dUwn II deail's door, 70
not, | BEG Of you, insult Ged by asking was
be should thus visit Won.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
NEW
FALL AND WINTER G00DJ,

ALL AMI w In Eli GOODJ,
At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
n AGAIN announce 10 my customers aud The public
generally, through the medium Of an advertisement,
that have purchased stock Of Seasonabe Goods at
an advanced period Of the season. upon the mos, favor
able terms, and DO mol expect 10 ask but very small
per censse New York for them thus adapting
the prices 10 the dull tines This system, in connection
with The favorable terms upon which purchased my
goods owing tile aieness Of the season. will enable
ne 10 my customers al least twenty live per cent.
II shoa viii state ha, do not expect TO make mo-
ney this season. lat have bought goods adapted the
wants Of the public aud 10 keep my trade active BY sell
ng goods cheap.
The following named articles are at very reduced
prcss, aud will defy competition, viz: Black Cloth
Gloaks, from s6 10 $40, actually worth bali much
more; Sqnaie-cut and Long Shawls fom $3.50 10 81;
Diess Goods from &C. the 6nest quality in the
ket; Mems superior long Shswis; fannels ssttineiis,
CassBees Clolhs. Reads. Made Cloihing. Ladies and
Gcnts shoes Of ali grades kerseys. Linseys, snd Ne
GO SHOES, Blankets &c. a.; Sole Leather ct choice
quality. 81 low rates. n The Minary line can offer
efeat Inducements 10 al who would like beau-
iisui Black OF Cut Velvet Bonnet. Of little over hall
price. Having pvrchsssd these goods greatly reduced
rates. no one wh0 has looked for Bonnet in my
has gone away disappointed have also endless VI
rely u Head Dscsses fl Black and Fancy silks,
expect 10 meet The views Of any aud every one who may
desire 10 weaf an elegant Black Coored silk the lat
ier especially as purchased large iol auction pr
ces 10 run oil very cheap. These silks Of the very
hesi quality, and will be oeftd At The price Of inferio
quaes. And lari. but nei r,si. CA offer the mos
approved bcll-shsped Hoop skirs of lie empress
/ siyie. an eutire design, made of the best watch
steel springs.
As tie SEASON ior parties and WEDDINGS i approach
ing. Ms Owl EA Woud fenini the lsJies that she il
well pftptie u .urpy t,ir wants ii every article il
ina iis iHi Ilt nsasf- & make Bp such ARTICLES Ill
:. rf1i.I Eeea1td d edition 10 her facilities il
ths i4ues iinr r aautd slso ,iaie that she hss th
ss.ssanet Of ashianahir Young ladS from Petersburg
chs viii mike nP jtestes u Tie most approved sis e
IN cni nud IL Belics lot these Who buy Dnss GonJ-
also Cle4ks cot . made. lnu word, ss liefs hcfsrl
shat shs = prepared . supply al the waas q ladies
bdh 70 the maiafal ,nd paking Up q al garments
ihus mixing our establishment Of more Than oTd.nsr
convenience fer ladies' call al least, i respectful
,olitited when you come TO HiIhborough looking 10
desirable articles.
~ store eat Il the Couu House. formerly oceu
pied hy NJ. P. Is. Ruifn.
RrslectfulIy, II. l.. OWEN.
November Q. 67-3,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
w . 10 lD A S o S. s
Dentist.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical and Baltimore
Dental Colleges.)
N. B. Having made The Teeth specially for the
last eighteen years he beSs leave 10 say that all cases
committed to his care will receive his earliest and most
careful attention.
TT General address, Haw River, N. C.
November is. 68-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
MIGRATION or rHE prFrALo.

There is feature IN the migraii,e chafac-
ter &c the bnfiao mt generally known. ex-
cept to hunters, aud that is that the vast body
III III. herd is never lound IN the same dis.
Irict OF the country two seasons IN success.
ion. The bui'aIo uf Nnrth America form al
Immense army, marching in one continuous
circuit, but perhaps three fsurths Of the en-
lire number Of which are iound within 4
range of from two to three hundred miles.
Thus, where buifaloes are abundant one wear
they are fewer the next. until the great bndy,
having completed its circuit. again makes It's
appearance. This circuit Is completed 10
about four years. Its western limit Is tie
eastern base II the Rocky Mountains, and
its eastern il bounded BY marginal outline
Of civilization, extending from the British
settlements on The north a. northern Texas
ON the south. The range ol latitude trasrrs-
ed has for many years been about % degrees.
extending from the Cross Timbers oi Texas
10 the tributaries Of Lake Winnrpeg sn the
north. The band travel southward on the
eastern line, and northward on the western,
never crossing the Rocky Mountains. The
comparative proximity of these lines being
al sumo points not over 500 miles, seeounts
for the presence u buifaiucs 10 relatively
small numbers throughout the entire ifes
embraced within the lines 81 travel.
.Ss-,.1sS>Desss~
uswrRsaLiss --uni,ersaIisi churches are
wing out all over New England We dc
not say that Uni,ersslist principles are be.
coming extinct. for, alas. there !. too mucf
evidence Of their pr,,slencs. but th'
church organizations sre gradually disappear
inr. The reason of this as very obvious
IIniyetsslism soon runs 70 seed--seun desel'
opes its true character. which is no rellgi"l
J al ali. Those who adopt il. soon begin =
feel that bibles, churches. and ministers a.
unnecessary. and consequently soon deser
them. People soou become tired Of keePln
| up churches. ard their appliances, merely y
\ the sake Of appearances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
RIyGS MOUNTAIN IRON.

uitAyg oow on hand Tor sale Twelve Thousant
pounds of Inc above Iron. which has heretofore CIV
On such general satisfaction and the for whicl
Mf y. o. RAIN vas sgent; consisting Of Bar, foftir'
and plantstion use, Square. Baud. &c.&c.
The assortment will be kept complete, and sold q
lowest rate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
ofKins's Mountain Iron Go.
rorsnmS,fs. 70
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REDus ED EXPENSES
BOWE, GRIGG & SWANSON,

BONE, GRlGG a SMAAS0A,
RESPECTFULLY INFORM their ftieuds and the trade
IL oi North Carolina and Virginia, that
thss have rraiasth IL heit LARGE Ware House. oppo.
site The B4it Il ineiaii, and have cpensd large
anl cheire stock U
GEyst E;1sEis,
Staple hrs Gnads Fertilizers, Sweedes Iron,
Grass Seeds, Lime, &c.
Witt increased facilities ID conducting The GkDCE.
RY si.5 COMMISSION BUSINESS amid teliessd q
ssy rents and oihef a.isiitnt expenses, y sfe now
gitsblpl 10 sell our GOODS small commission On
Cost. Petsans visaing Dsnsiie 10 search Of chesP
ani reliable Goods will fnd Il their interest 10 "a.
amin ouf stock before purchasing.
Farmers, Market Gafdenefs and Country Dairys'
sending Corn. Wheat. lists, Polstocs, Beans, Peas,
Tatkeys Chickens, Eggs and Butter 10 Dsnsille, oi
sar, ere Informed that have opened n counsclian
with our regular mercantile business market fof s
kind. 81 Country prUduee. Cor whi:h We will pay the
highest market value 10 Goods.
A Agents iof two valuable FERTILIZERS. aud
With ttec supply of Peruvian, Eide, and Ress'
n4n,paliieI Guinas constantly hsnd, We ara pre-
anal t3 fiI atl uftlrrs on application.
DOVE, GklGG, a SWANSON.
DanyiIle, Va. Arrilf. 36-tu
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-Q CASKS Il LIME fot sale Low Cor Ca-h. Alsa
~ GDRfEE sta.n'. SUGAR, and man. olhei
,essonsh, Iiieles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23
A NEW DISCOVERY IN WINE MAKING

A NEW DISCOVERY IN WINE MAKING.
A new discovery made BY vine grower
near Bordeaux, France, has just been made
public. aud has somewhat startled the old
aud steady wine factors, makers, aud doctors
Of that place. The discoserer Of the natural
phenomenon by which wines are rendered al
once fit lor bottling. without the long proba-
ton they have hitherto been made TO under
20. has been for some years living in the
mountains. ln the various qualities of wine
grownby him he was struck with the differ
ence OF development Of maturity which took
place, according 10 the temperature Of the
cellar in which the barrels we're stored. The
higher up the mountain the sooner did the
vine arrive at perfection. The reason oI
this difference soon became clear-atmos-
pheric pressure diminishes gradually as th,
region rises above tile level 81 tie sea. Thi'
discovery induced the experiment 81 raisinl
aud diminishing at will the atmosphere,
pressure upon the barrels, and with The
most perfect success. il Is said, 80 as TO make
old wine 10 as man, days a. i formerly teoI
months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-23

Clover, Lucerne, Timothy and Herds
Grass Seeds,
For sale by JAMES WEBB.
February ~. I9-