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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02
February &c . 1862.

Extract from an 0rdinane. in regard 10 The supply
Of S9H:
SEC. 4. Be il further Ordained That Justices Of the
Peace Of the several counties in this State. majority
being present, may meet al the Court House in term
time in vacation Of the courts and make such order
as they may prefer touching the delivering ii trihu
tim and paymen' for the satmanuaeured f,r the use
&c the people DC such couuiy and that end may ad.
vance the money OF the Treasury Of the county,
Otherwise: Proridsd, That they shall not allow the
salt to be sold in speculation for more than the
tual cost.
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NoTICE-TAXEs.

Will. attend on Thursday the 9Th Of April, Al An.
,ler.on fallers; On Friday the 4h at Halls Store
and on Saturday The 5ih das OF April, Hlsbnrnugh.
for the purpose of taking The s, Of faxabes for Stale
aud County purposes for HIlsboiough District. Per-
sons viii lie required to render their lists in writing.
with the names age and sex Of their negroes.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE, J. P.
March 10. 35-
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THE NEWS.

10. bs.r AZ no new operations in the neighborhood
az Newbern, e1cep, thai Burnside Is landing wagons
&C.. us IL intending progress forward also SAID
,h., be has Eve or sir hundred negroes hard At work
so.bnp and pereciing the defensive works iha, the
Confederates had commenced below Newbern. but
which after long months Of warning were unfinished
and imperfect.
washington and Beaufort were taken possession Of
without opposition.
Our force between GoId.borough and Newbern IS
ahe,dy large. AMI cans,,ny increasing, and We have
lue ,Ioub, will he able npel the enemy should be
attempt to advance, Or pe,hsp. sueesssull, 70 attack
him n his position at Newhcrn, which We understand
they are anxious 10 do
Fo,t Macon. we understand !. ProSisioncd or eigh,
mon,h.. wah good supply Of provisions. and 10 all
respects well p.pned FOR defence. Oui troops there
di.play determined spint, aud will sse the enemy
much trouble IL they aiiemp. 10 take il.
II has hem stated Of the accounts 81 the late
bsuIe Al Newbern thai Col spruils regimen, Of Ca.
,.lry did not act WE'LL While we doubt whether IN
this Justice has been don. the composing that
regiment We have good authority for stating. iha, the
companies Of Capt. Hayes, CAPT. Thomas. ard GaP'
Turner. CHR s.l raised in ,b.s nsishbaIhoadl ~ho
were on loot, md placed he rishl our line, wefe
.mag the TAI 10 leave aud came Il. me fell IL good
order With The nigh wing u the g5lh regimen, z.
Troops. under lac rOmm aud d Liru Cot II. X Bur
gain. j..
battle u considerable Importance took place near
Winchester. Va. on sonJly the 23d. Gen ]. J.
] ekson. aaIr ,lr impression that the town Of Win.
chester hal iccn abanianed mrched upon IL bot found
himself opposed By 5000 FeJsrsls. h. force
.iaing Of only about 5000. The bstile lasted rum
fo1r o'eIack q 81 until dark, with los. side
Of between three sid four hundred in killed, wounded
.nd prisoners and On The side Of the ensny 4 from
Twelve 10 6ieen hundred. "he Federal eommantrr,
Gen shields. lost On arm.
Frsm Tennessee and The Yves, we have reliable
accounts Of importance since our last Gen. Buell.
EiIh he Pederal srmy. bad passed diwu tnsafds tho
Nanhwrs, corner d Missi.sipti. and Gen. Johns,an
sas moving 70 oppose him, and important events may
be baked lar.
New Aairii has probably baen abandoned - the
conledsfale.; and I-lsnd No. TO- 81 The Missss ipp
10 which our faess retired from Columbus. BON.
bareI or several days aud whether Il could be held
was in doubt 81 at accounts.
AZ the Pet,iaisis appear 10 be pushing fefusrd -
ssnas. points shall probably have slring news %
relate during the PfsssEl mouth.
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To the Magistrates of Orange.

EF- The Magistrates 81 Orange county notified
e attend in illshorough Saturday. the 5k Of April
next 10 take into consi ieraton the subject matter Of
the foregoing communication.
JAMES l.. TURRENTINE, Chairman.
March o. 1852
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We have seen aud conversed with several
gentlemen nt undnubied ,craciiy who have
recently escaped from The emmy AZ New.
bern. On SATURDAY, last. Gen. burnside was
landing large number &c army wagnns and
ARTILLERY. THIS seem. TO paint a. forward
movement. R,inforcemenis are alsa land
ing. Gen. Burnside occupies rs his head
quarters. the house "f Nc J.. Nj Hari.
son. known a. he J"hn Sisnl, u ,u.e.'
the place ihai Gen Washington slapped AZ
@hr" he visited Neshrrn. Gen fnstpr DC !.
cupirs The res,denre u chatie. Slnyer An.
other Geaeral occnpies Judge D,nnri's hou.e.
Toe office ~ the Provost Marsh,ll il The
Bank e Commerce. fhs Merchants Bank.
bath Methodist Churches, aud the Academy
are Used as hospitals. The Yankees have
service for the soldiers IN the Episcopsl
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EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT. OF NORTH GA.
ROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office, !
Raleigh. March s2d, is6aS

General Oidsr,1
No 6.
A LII New Companies Of North Carolina Volunteers
must be rendered directly the State, otherwise
the bounty authorized by the ordinance Of the Consen
ton to raise North Carona's quota of troops will not
be paid to them, the law does not allow it. The
Companies SO rendered will be organized into Reg-
menls by the State, the commissioned officers Of which
elect their field officers. The bounty will be paid each
Company possible after their arrival in camp.
IT, No organization Of Regiments or Baualions will
be recognized unless the done by authority of
the State and in compliance with It's laws.
iii. These troops beng raised for immediate field
service. should have more baggage than each man
carry in his knapsack. II is desirable that each
man bring blanket Gf he furnish it, any sddi-
tional article must necessarily be los, if brought
Nv All communications on Military matters must be
this office. In no other way will they receive
imme late attention.
BY order Of Governor CLARK.
]. q. MARTIN, Adjutant General
| March rs. 37-4w
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GROCERIES 6 DRY GOODS.

WE are now receiving hhds sugar.
$500 lbs. Mountain Iron. Castings, Nails.
rs Sacks Salt Pure Rio Coffee. Ground ditto
Cast Steel, Blistered Steel,
Cslicoes Beached Coltons. &C.,
Which we offer low for cash.
TURRENTINE & SON.
March 4. 3s-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0RANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quaripr Sessions,

Court Of Pleas and Qutrter Sessions,
February Tern. 1862.
tgSHE sheriff returns into Count the following Real
Estate which has not been listed for for The
last ten years 10 wit: one acre u land IN the town Of
H,shnfoush. known 10 the plan Of sid town IS 70,
No. 81. supposed 10 heIng 10 William H. Phillips
Amount Ut Tar due SO ~.
Il Is therefore ordered by the Court that the Clerk
advertise III the fIlshpInush Recorder for SIX weeks.
notifying said William Phillip. Of this proceeding.
AMI ihi unless The sid tx. together with The cost 81
th. proceeding We pid upbn said 1T No ~. . will
be sold according l.w. satisfy said TAX and cost.
GEORGE LAWS, Q. c. c.
March 10. 35-6w
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Recruits for the Orange Guards.

E,HE term Of service for the Onnsc Guards will soon
expire. and wish IL get recruits enough TO in.
crease tho present company 20 the maximum number,
one hundred aud twenty five. This company has not
had death ia IL since Il has been IN service.
Recruits will be received al The Camp near Nesbern,
o. by WIN. Y. sirayhorn, Esq at Hillsborough.
One hundred dollars bounty paid, with the usual
clothing, rations and medca attendance. TTanspofia.
lion will be- furnished 10 al recruits.
JOSEPH q. WEBB, Capt. Orange Guards.
JAMES v. wHIrrEDt Recruiting Oficer.
March 10. "-sN
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DIR. ROSCOE HOOKER,

EHAyrNG hee, driven from his home Al Neeberp,
Ia 4, Inc Ys,rsees has located himself 70 liilsbo'
,oush 4, The ihange Hotel tie respectfully oiieis his
n,.e ,ona services his old friends and patrons and
The public generally. az
April 3.
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: A STRANGE PRaP0sITION. nofice with
surprise the statement IN the Richmond Ex-
aminer that President DAVIS has sent a mes
sage To Congress proposing torelease all our
men who have been cap,uredby the enemy
and discharged on parole. from the obliga--
tions Of that parole, in consequence of the
periidy of the Yankee government in failing
10 carry into effect an arrangement in re-
gard to the exchange Of prisoners, made be-
tween the two governments by the Ion.
Howell Cobb and Gen. Wool. We trast
that Congress will no, sanction this recon-
mrudanon OF the President. Ii would be to
meet one wrong by The preparation OF Tar
greater, which has but remote connection
with il. II tie Yankees refuse to exchange.
we must huld on to what prisoners we Cap
ture from them. Ii they hang our prisa-
teersmen, or any other prisoners, we must
hang theirs, CoRcuran ur others. But be-
cause they refuse to exchange, let Us not at
/ tempt 10 set aside the oath which our brave
men have voluntarily taken. not to bear arms
sainst the enemy I'LL regularly exchanged.
| II they do 30, and are again Captured, they
are undoubtedly liable to suffer death from
the enemy, a penalty winch no ore can
doubt that IN their present nfurlaied TEN.
Der thy would luhict. And thrn would fol-
| low an both sides an indl.crImlnate slaush-
Ter IL all prisoners The proposition Of thu
/ President amazrs Us, aud with all our dis
pusltIon 10 sustain him and his adminstra
TIN, VIZ cannot Tor moment entertain 4
with favor. Fayetteville Observer.
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Presbyterian and baptist churches. and sers
vice IN the Christian church for the negroes.
There are about $500 negroes in Newbern.
and the number regularly increasing All
signs point toa battle IN the vicinity Of
Newbern so0D. christian san.
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Twor,v. Five Dollars Reward.

Tan ,v,v Gon III. subscriber, on Saturday .Ss
Ii ss,b of i.nus, lat, my negro 10y ANr s ~;
sid 10y % y' ,SS., s1 sssi.sS :, ~, ,%. asss
SIX OF seven '.n'a,.e5 to weigh about enc hundred
yeats old, en- slnrJrel and cry pounds. he has
and io,y % IN ~, and talks short when questioned,
heavy hsaa = !. wing 10 pass for free boy. will
aud no aeS Me- reward ior bis delivery 70 me at Pros
give ,he apO .sl county Or confinement 10 any a
80 that sin 81 H"' FL. WARREN.
March ii. n
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PRINTERS INK MANUFACTURED
B. A. RANDALL & CO.,

MARIETTA, GEUKGIA.
Do0R. NEWS. and COL0RED INKS. Of an er.
Id eelent quality, aud warranted equal 10 the best
Northern make.
BOOK INK at so cents % 81 perth, in cans Of one
10 len pounds,
News INK. tfne) 81 80 cents per ID. lot all orders
Of 100 pounds o. upwards.
MEMS INK. (yery ine.) at 10 cents per ~. in Lsgs
Of % and 80 pounds.
CoLURED INKS al 81 70 So per ID. in h,lf POuri4
and pound cans.
Every paper inserting this advertisement ~ one
month. snd sending Us a copy Of the paper, viii reeve
nav Cor the same upon purchasing three tine. 'ne
amount 81 their bill. y. 4. ~ Wy
March 10.
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y oTICE

ENSCAPED from my premises on the night Of the
~ s3d d February ilsi.s Negro Man BY The name Of
Nathin. lie had been sick long time IN the jail q
this county and taken out f1r short time on &C.
coun, Of his health The said negro Is about % o. -
years CID, is black, aud has very lt nose; bis hips
ard legs are very much reduced ~ his sickness, much
more than his lace lie hsd on blue round coat, aud
snuf.rcinred hock coat shen he left Ten dollars re-
ward will DC given % any who will arrest him and
lodge him 10 jail 80 u al can get bin.
A. W. IEDGPETH, Jaiior.
March 10. 5S-
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A Twgsry-TouR SHoorER.-Dr. ]. g. Pet.
tsrson IL this place. has laid urnn onr table,
a PISTOL which he has ihvented. that We re-
gard the nc p'ns ultra Of revolscrs. Il i a
Twrnt, Iuut Sh"utrr constructed upon 20
neat scalr. that We can carry il ~ opr vest
pocket with litilr incon, en,ence. Il has
iva tier. &c tubs with twelve tubes in each
urr. aud - arranged that all the chambers
can he fired without haltug, except 10 de-
press The harlri, Which il dune in an instant.
preparatory 10 the discharge Of the second
circle Of chambers.
The Dc. has determined TO put up R,FLE
upon the same plan, which in the hands Of
our army 10 the absence Of cannon, could
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-04-02

never be conquered. Each soldier might
carry two or three loaded cylinders extra.
in his pocket, and when one round Of TWEEN
" four shots was fired. h. could attach an
other cylinder in moment. aud continue his
irmg We humbly trust that our military
authorities will supply our army With these
weapons.
The inventor has made application to the
Confederate Government for patent.
Marnn an. CD Eaterprise.
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A Gum MaS tieSs.-Thr Rev. Henry ".
Pharr, pastor u Philadrlphia congregation.
Mrcklenburg CO.. died ~ paralysis, Saiur.
day i5h inst. llr received the stroke On
sunday hefore. while returning from church
AID never spose afterwards.
Salisbury Wotekman.
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Goyerao, Clark has is.uei Proclamation prohibit.
Ing the erpaaalan beyond he stat. OF III cotton and
llnen gools. Including vans. aseys and bsnLeis e.
espl ,hrsugh the orders Il The psupe clters u he
Coaledst.,c o. state u,senuent.
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lust RECEIVED.
A Pieces North Carolina sHAMBRAY
4 3bbis TALLuW,
bolts ARMY GRAY CLOTH,
40 kegs NAILS,
200 lunches COTTON. assorted,
10 pieces uSNABURGS,
10 boxes CANDLES. .yx A. RI
hbNni ST.
March II. -
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Obituary.

Died. 10 Raleieh. on Friday lat The 2slh. Col. Ed
WARD MARLBOROUGH, the well known proprietor
ofihe Marlborough House
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
81, Bushels Irish Potatoes,
~ 20 bushels Black Eye Peas,
bushels Indy Peas
20 bushels Rye.
HOPS WANTED.
Lei al that have Hop vines transplant three slips in
hill work as com, pu, three poles to hill, cut the
poles TO gather the crop, aud before the Hops
brown save i. grecnish yellow state.
Iron Water. mide by putting Iron scales or scraps
III vinegar Is better sci or mordant for cotton than
Goppens. n 4 pRawN & cu
March 10 35-
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FOR SALE.
no BAGS Choice Cuba COFFEE.
10 hhds. Crushed SUGAR,
hhas' y. Orleans Clarified White ditto.
. ops- ditto.
hhds. Brown ditto.
bbs. difto.
30 hhda Light = ditto.
le bills. a. 5u. 2
Fresh Beat New Crop RICE. In casks and barrels
Wilmington. February 10. sl-sv
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JUST RBcsIvHD.
Ia sAoAs Salt.
10 gallons Alcohol,
600 yards Plaid and Striped Domsstics,
4s Military Goats, Linseed Oil.
HENRY N. BROWN & co.
February vs. r..
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The Florida Legislature has added- the
following important amendment TO the State
Constitution:
BE IL ordained. &C.. Thai no citizen Of any
of the States or Territories Of the United
States, which are now a, war with the Ton.
federate States. shall ever be admitted TO the
rights of citizenship of this State; M such
person shall vote at an election, be eligible
10 Office. hold real estate. exercise any pros
fession or trade. be engaged in mechanical.
manufacturer commercial. banking, insnr-
rance. or olher business, under pain II con
6scation. to the use of the State. of all pso-
perty held by such persons as shall violate
this clause Of this Constitution.
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u EMAINING IL lie Pos. Office ii HllIsborough o.
~ the lei day Of April, 1862.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
Old Folks.


Alb, don't he sorrowfnl darling,
Aud don't be sorrowful pray
Taking the year together, my dear.
There isu't more night than day
'Tis rainy weather, my DARLING
Times waves they heavily run
But taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more cloud than sun
We are old folks now, my darling
Our heads they are growing gray
But taking the year all round, my dear,
You will always fad the May
We have had our May, my darling,
And our roses long ago,
And the time of year is coming, my dear,
For the silent night and the snow
And God is God, my darling,
OF night as well as Of day,
We feel and know that we can SO
Wherever He leads the way.
All, God of the night, my darling,
or the nj ght of death so GRIM
The gate that leads out Of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
II. T. GRAVES.
!. s. HAILlDIE.
A s. S.HALLIDlE& &CO.
WIRE SUSPENSION
Bridge Builders
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE!

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected and maIeIIals ma led is
furnished. Having been constantly engaseu ~
the erection of Wire Suspension Bridges L" anu
Aqueducts for some years past we are iniiy I: Pe @
narcd to do such work satisfactorily, at a low hs-
paa'o par arI " to t' GUARANTEE PERMANENCY. -,
" Parties rite y who arc about erecting bridges viii M
find it greatly to their advantage to give US call
before deciding to build wooden structures as
sT the recent floods throughout the State have pro,
ven them to be wholly unsafe aud unreliable a
number of our Wire SusPenS'0nS are no'o ~ o@t 90
II; different localities throughout The State no one q
,chici has been in the least affected by tie JfeShefs'
Wire Rope for mining and ferry purposes ,;n man,
ufactured of any length and size required peihe
cheaper and better than hemp.
Scales of weights and strengths, with prices an
nexed, furnished on application to the mahui"c'
turers Send for circular.
14l3. 4l2 Clay street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

THE STRAWBERRY FOR WNE.--ln an article
already forwarded, | have referred to large
profits in one instance, realized from the manu-
facture of strawberry wine. Just as | was
leaving the city took from the post office lett'
from the party referred to, from which make
the following extracts, promising that i am
assured by men Of integrity that these statements
can be relied on as correct:
q In reference to the manufacture of wine from
the strawberry Iwi say that have realized full
six hundred dollars net profits from not over one
half acre, the past season,- the letter is dated
February 20th, 1862 ]-makDg certainly double
the amount of money that could be realized in
our markets from the fruit The article (of wlne)
you tested in Chicago was not fair specimen,
as ii was drawn from the lee too soon.
Ny success in the sale of the article has been
beyond my most sangune expectations. have
the assurance that can sell all that can make,
by parties who have been introducing in Cinci1-
pa ii, and Dayton. Ohio and indianapolis, Ind.-
In short it is univ esally admittedi especially by
the ladies'
am so confident of its success, that intend
making seventy five or hundred barrels OF 1t
next season. have no trouble in selling it at
81 80 per gallon. | sold, few days since, to
one party, a second barrel at the above figure"
Taking Of wine he says -" / am satisfied
with one thing. If you want fine fabric, you
must employ fine material 1t is conceded by
all that the strawberry is the finest of the small
fruits then why may not the wine excel the
Catawba, il made right ?"
Some will dissent from the premises and there
fore from the conclusion but it is TACT OF some
significance that many of our best Western fruit
lists have expressed great faith in the ultimate
and successful use of the strawberry for wine
manufacture. The success above detailed musi
be credited to Mr.. f. Sing, Boone county, lnd.-
RurdL No,c Yorker.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28

TnE lloRRoRs oE WAR.-A correspondent OF
the Middleton (N " Wig Press, writes as fol
lows from Williamsburg, Virginia
- on, the horrors of this war The mind
sckens at the contemplation of homes desolaed
hearts andthearihstOnes shrouded in gloom. Ma
tional credit may be restored, financial prosper
ltY renewed, an empty treasury re-hlled, black
ehed nelds TEEN once more with harvests, but
you cannot call on the grave to give up its dead
Broken heart strings cannot easily he re united
the vacant chair at the fresde cannot be re-fIed
The gentle word, the pleasant smile and gener.
Gus actlsn will no longer light up the home cir.
Gle. The opening spring brings no charms and
Narbling birds awaken no melody in the sorrow
ing wife aud bereaved children. The aged pa
rent, tremblingly journeying towards the verge
of life, can no longer lean for support on tLe
sirong arm of the faithful eA ild.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
BL- The Medical and Surgical Institute of

=
Dr. L. j. CzrKAY is already secured in position which
places it, we its proprietor far above the assaults of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession. Rcord
illustriOus example shining light among the phil
osophcal stars OF his in Europe and Dr. Capkay has
fully equaled him in this country proof of which
the Philadeph College of Medicine eomplmentcd him
with Diploma, and the honorary I'D eundem degree. Sc
Letting this his field Of operation although qualified as
graduate of the University of PeSh and late Chet Sur
geon the Hungarian ReyOlu tiOuary Army for more
tended abors DR. L. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest al
tenton the OF chronic and private diseases in
which he has become great expert that he is now
regarded as the EADER this branch of his profession
throughout the United states and his portrait and bog
rapy published matter of interest to their readers
in most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento St,
corner eesdorf nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company,
aSy ask particular attention of readers to the
certificates of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper lo3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-28
QUINN, the HALTER.

go not song, ~ " --0 '-N'O
~ Nor does he essay to aatter,
our aid invokes to help along
In praise of QUINN, the HALTER.
And though my lines in pith and point
lie sure to fag-no matter,
The words cannot the theme disioint.
so famed is QUINN, the HALTER.
For hue and shape his Hats are praised
when Others fade and latter,
with crowns far down and cone-like shaped
When QUINN is NOT THE HALTER.
Though wind may blow with sleet and snow.
:. And hail and rain may patter,
lei winters snow and summers glow
Are matched by QUINN, the Halter.
II you would choose hat for use,
Which no abuse could batter,
Your cash you'll lose if you refuse
10 deal with QUINN, the HALTER
Though States rebel and banks depletc,
And envious rivals chatter,
Yet merit will receive her due,
And so will QUINN, the HALTER,
Al 80 j Street, between Sd and Alb,
j22 SACRAMENTO pstd.