The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-11-05

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by Frederick the Second, aud TO have the
hnest paper before him. iisese ~
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Newspaper men are having fine time Of
" publishing q newspaper al the old price,
while paper, clothing and produce, is selling
az three times IT'S former value. A subscri-l
per ran now pay q wears subscription with
~ lps. OF flour, O. lbs. OF bacon, 10 lbs. Of
pork, IS pounds Of beef, so lbs. corn meal.
10 coffee, lbs. sugar. OF small chickens,
hardly feathered. Everybody will agree
that printing paper in these times is a mo-,
hey making business. y 81. 'a8sa
cisqssland Tenn, Bonnec.
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How TO MAKE MATCHES. DIR. L. r. Ro-
ber's sends the Lagrange Reporter the fol.
lowing receipt ior making matches:
Take strips Of wood and dip them into
melted sulphur, aud Iet them dry, which. will
be done in 4 minute after. dipping them.
Then The points OF these sulphared matches
must be dipped in composition made in
the Iollowing manner. viz: Dissolve, in hot
water. gum arabic, -four parts, chlorate Of
poiassa. one part. and phosphorus, one part.
These are all 10 be added 10 the hot water.
separately. and in the order herein prescrib-
ed, and as soon A. the FIRST ingredient is dis
solved, then add the second, sc !. until all are
dissolved. This must all be done in wa
ter bath, Qike glue is prepared,) aud the
mixture must be kept in The water bath
while the process Of dipping i going on !
Ihe matches toAbe thoroughly dried before
they are used. Dry in the shade for twen-
| ty-four hours. Cover the mixture closely.
ES a ~ stF4 SIS
SUBSTITUTE foa Orr Plant Wash roR
BriLplsos.-This wash is. mot only protec
,ion against ere. bu, renders brick work i'm
peryioos ID water. The basis. ID lime, which
mpst be stacked ia tub with hot water Ia
keep ia the steam. II should thea be psssed
in semi fluid state through a fine sieve.
Take six quarts Of fine lime and one quart
Of clean rock salt for each gallon Of water,
the salt TO be dissolved by boiling, and the
Impurities SKINNED Oft. To five gallons OF
this mixture. Of salt and lime add one pound
Of alum. half q pound Of copperas. three
fOurihs q pound Of potash. (the last to be
added gradually four quarts Of kne sand or
hard wood ashes Add coloring matter to
suit the fancy. II must be applied with a
brush. II looks as well as paint, and is 4.
lasting as slate. II stops small leaks, pre-
vents moss from growing. aud renders the
work inc0mbustible. Rome csiyier.
FRox HaRrFa's FERRy.-rwo car.iuads Of
negr"es arrived ia this city yesterday. BY the
Central Railroad, direct IRON Harper's Fer
ry. lncladed ia the number were men. wo-
men. aud childreR. They are property Of
citizens d Virginia living 10 the vicinity Of
The FerJ. and are part Oh those found with
The Yankees after their eapitulation 10 the
forcrs OF Gen. Jackson. Their masters pro.
pose to offer then.for sale Ia Richmond. moi
deemiug them desirable servants after hss-
iag associated with the Yankees.
erhe New York Tribune says in a shart
liar iile rebellion sillbe crushed and peace
wlll be restored to the glorious Union"
Dows GoEs SUcas AND CorFrE.--rriyais
accounts fiom Virginia say that there j. .
pauic IN The coffee aud sugar market. aud
prlces are going down rapidly. 9 ss
@ a $40 >---.s-.. .s..------ ..ssf fkN aN#
Understands the Value Of the South.
The New York Express gives the Admi.
niyraiion notice that "yery lew will support
il in he new career it has started in,v and
shnws, in the following article, what would
be the eject ol such policy as Mr.. Lincoln
proposes to carry GOT On the duration Of The
dufation Of the war and the trade aud com.
mercr ot the North. After discussing The nm.
cuastitulionaiity of the measure, the Express
says: 9. M
arhe Presidents Emancipation Pfncla-
nation proyokes the question amoug business
men. when this war Is 70 end and how IL il
tsend---if that end il 10 be IN the destruc-
t..,, "A al. la = SATAN of the Sonfk.rsts.,,