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Cook WASrED.-An advertiser in our paper to-
day wants to purchase aeood middle age See sdyer
thsment for particulars
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S9gTEs EsS1Rs ExRRass Corr AssY 4. Next We'd
nesday tha asth inst ta,is company win dis.
patc another agent With mai for ail parts 81 the
Nosldss and suf READERS can rely Oh It'll going
tasough # n q stMn the power 81 man Is mt
IS through Persons who hare friends ID for.
g Rasss AZ thus ofered means 81 connunica.
ags shpnld not W negl ecfed, ID .ths expense
\ sssy ashf lssI aonnpaia I'D with the results d..
saaned Ihcse Nho vish 10 communicate with
frssnds y M ljnitsd can Do 30 BY ills III
press PROVIDED ssrost Their letters IN lie
once III sass company. unsealed as they viii bei
s11jec x ectio1 by 4 committee appointed by
Ven; lowell dirsct general attention q dc
adsertisenas lr: acKaeser, President of m
Ccnipsny, Which haa ~ particulars and can IS
tonnd In smother column B, s',} a /
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Don't Fire Too Soon.

correspondent, says the Richmond Wing, sends
US the following copy of letter written by Gen.
Charles Lee, of Revolutionary memory. It is
dated Charleston, I'd June I776, and addressed to
Col Thompson at Sulliyan's Island B:
Sb-It is certain truth that the enemy enter
tain most fortunate apprehension of American
rifemen. It is equally certain that nothing can
contribute to diminish this apprehension SO infal-
lably as frequent Intellectual fire. It is with some
concern, therefore, that am informed that your
men have been suffered to fire at most prepos-
ferrous distance. Upon this principle, must en-
treat and insist that.you consider it as standing
order that not a man under your command is to
fire at o greater distance than one hundred and
fifty yards, at the utmost in Short that they never
fire without almost a moral certainty of hitting
their object. Distant firing has a double bad
effect-it encourages the enemy, and adds to the
pernicious persuasion of the American soldiers,
viz: that they are no match for their antagonists
at close fighting. To speak plainly, lit is almost
sure method Of making them towards. Once
more, must request that q stop be put to this
childish, vicious and seandalous practice. ex.
tend the rule to those who have the care Of field
pieces -Four hundred yards is the greatest dis
tance they should be allowed to fire at. Trans
gression of this rule will be considered as the
effect Of furry and want of courage. Those who
are accused of transgresson will be proceeded
against as acting from these principles. I have,,
sir, the greatest opinion of your good sense and
spirit and flatter myself that you will not emily
issue orders of restriction on this head but that
you will be attentive that they are vigorously put
in execution. a5f 44i
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s%Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 Grayier New Or.
laRnA. ti7s sntf
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E'OTetgN Mail from .feap Orleans,
Y s. ...z -. ia ~ ..,--..
VIA TAMPICo,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,


The undersigned suffering in common with ethers the
neoh'ehences OF blockade and nonnercorse with foreign
countries has by the advice aud approval of j. L. Rddel
fosnaster ut New Orleans taken ali neeu to es
ahish at his expense Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port Tampico to connect with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Auguste
oe hessreney and r. NJ Maard highly recommended by
oeas Hsrhants have oeen appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by our Postmaster this service The first mail
consisting Of la3 letters this city on the lC instant in
charge OF Mr. Mesgrgney The mail will close on the
YIN OF November pfoxi1o at o'clock P NJ will
new orleans tho next morning The third mail will leave New
Orleans on the 10Th of December and subsequently,
proper arrangements be made the regular denar
nre will be on the 10th and 18th each month making
monthly mail. ..
Tariff Of Charges 0ugoiHy Letters Including Confederate
Postage. G&$S
Single Letters half or less double and multiple rates
in proportion
10 Mexico.
To Island OF Cuba. rs
10 other West Indies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e. 10 Europe 90
Letters from abroad received through the SAME roue
The foreign Postage such must be prepaid to Ts
pco and they must be endorsed BY India Mail via
Tampico care of Postmaster at Matauorosn
.,. ANTONIO COSTA,
NeWofieans. oct. 10, 1851 No. l6 Customhouss ST.
Post-Omce Notice.
ThsforeGoing project for Foreign Mail is fully entitled to
public condolences Antonio Costa Esq., Is Orleans mer
chant OF responsibility Character He has been resden
OF New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail along with the
money required tariff above the outer envelope adj
dressed, Costas Foreign Mall of Postmaster New Or
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this Office mus, be prenaid
.....-. j. L. H1DDEIL, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is 1861 dig mi,
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Wutes.ps'oof OUercoats.

A large assortment of WATERPROOF ovERCoATs with
HOODS attachednst the thing for soldier and camp
Also CAMP BLANKETS of all kinds All of home manufac
WIZ. H. PERSON, ..
Magazine street,
iAls 2sst Corner Cana, st,ss,
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ues ll7lea Ut III Ouf1PHBhle.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, sectstaire.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA PARoissE pORLEASs1
Vile de Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Assermente ct gn5 derant quareme Jour de
1862 ' ~ '-'
d. +. MITCHELL,
jas GOT Deuxieme Justice de paix
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OIL Cloth.

For sale 1909 yards of OIL CLOTH Southern manufacture
equal to the best imported Also 100 WATERPROOF CAMP
BLANKETS Specimens ut No. 80 Common street
or at the manuactoy Cases Pickery of
Constance and Orange streets.
: jsl4 2p6t JUDE, BULL & MEAD
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~ Messrs. w. n. Adams, w. M. Semple
and D. VanHorn have my f power Of attorney, per
passed before WI Peters. Esq, Notary Public. las
nla s5s ls.e r. -Et,. ~ j. 0. NIXON
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STATE OF LouIsIlr4.
Beitremsmbered that the l4 OF December 1851 bscos
me- the Undersigned Justice of Peace for he r,
Aforesaid personally appeared OMER GAILARD Press.
dent and A. SCHRElBER Secretary Of the Citizens Mutus
Insurance Company or New Orleans Who being duly sworn
according to law depose the accounts
arejus md true and transcript the books o.
the Company. 80
Subscribed and in Orleans this l4h day Of
pecemher 1861, before me-
Second Justice of the Peace she Parish Of Orleans
Tho Board Trustees Day interest
Of SIX PER CENT annum in cash all outstanding
cerhcateso Fronts to the holders thereof legal
ssntatres and after the SECOND MONDAY of February
next Also to declare dividend twenty per cent. GO p
cent? on the net earned premiums Of Company for the yss
ending 10Th Of November, 1851 certificates will ba
Issued on and after the second Monday February next
3zusrzss.
Geo. W. West, Vice Pres N. Nilsson,
ID. Jamison, r, p Hunt
Ar Mihenbergsr, Martin Gordon, Jr
J. Leisy, Cesaire Olivier
Jas A. White, A. Bohu
Douglas West, Nuraa Augustin,
Omer Gaisrd. dis
$50 GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
For sale by
B.7A. DRYER L c.
As Chartrss street
SHOE THREAD.
1000 DOZEN SHOE THREAD.
For sale by
B. A. ERYER L Co.
45 Chsrtres street
.a $4,000 YARDS COTToHADE.
For sale by ".,
. B. A. DRYER 4 CO.,
s As Char,res street,
100 DOZEN CORSETs,
For sale by
B. A. DRYER Il co.
As Chartrss street.
100 DOZEN! OFFICERS SILK SASHEs.
For sale by
60 B. A. DRYER 4 CO..
4S Chartres street.
10000 DOZEN MEMS, VOMEN'S X CHILL
DTsEN's HOSIERY.
BA. DRYER L co..
40 Charrss street.
10000 DOZEN ALExANDER,S SPOOL
THREAD.
R. A. DRYER L CO.,
nj BIN 40 Chartres street,
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Dy IW CHAfI6F.
The above statement Just, true and correct transc

The above statement IA Just true and Transcript from
the books of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEASs)
City of New Orleans.
Sworn and subscribed before msths fourth day Of jan
uary, 1862.
D. F. MITCHEIIi, .a.
Second Justice Of the Peace.
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~ Me9afA sA0al9 o. Cos Oh hkclaAge Aley
kate w thanks I'll lsts papers.
aH oorToN RnI.IEr BIZ.
I'M Cotton Esaisf mi, y h i popularis styled
NJ PISSED bof branches of The gislature. Ths
antoans " rslisss to ~ extsndsds in the shapes
Z 1tsasurg uotss. was fednced ia the Senate iron
~ % seven MN n dollsss. The other amend
xaents were nniEa lint; and, according to tht
aelSgrAnE II ysstsrday morning the House Of Rep
resentstitss on Saturday roncurred in all the Sen
~ amesdnients. The bill now only requires the
nksstnEc 81 ths Governor to become q law. ~
~ with the objects Of the bill
n tsunneceassr5 that we should refer r. them.
S Ws hsys opposed fhis measure ID RE extent Of
~ ability from Tie hsginning. But our oppos
litioa y bssed on grounds ~ polio not because
u disapproved u grxnting relief I'd the cotton
AlAntsfs Ne have III along been ia favor 81 ,ex-
tendi1 reaa0nable relief as oar columns will
1eisIs stes ma oaiy dlered asssto the mode.
4 NeS hsid that III Nass In the highest degree
Ditto for any stxte to become banker.
iiiops remain unchanged. We thought,
- think, that the necessary relief should
49, spms through tho banks, and believe
Mai Ii 4 propsr Ian law had been enacted,
d ths bsginning u tie session. al essential ar
az.
M ,s;Is u .a
- III 6
fsate some twenty yeass ago And, # the war
<entsnns tNelys months, every other interest in
ts Hssse wfl be de1aa ading VI the hands of the
Telisf ii the shape Of treasury notes,
quote this precsdelt ia justif ton Of
Ill $3.50 II u ~
49, = ss..'ss ~ ~
d ID
WI IN
- ssas !.
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South Western
e x E r r s = COMP AN

EXPRESS FOR "FoRE1GN MAIL MATTER" CON
NECTlNG AT TAMPICO, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
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MEYER, n. H.. 100 Camp strest, WATeHMAKER
~ and dealer In Jewsry, Geld Pens Fancy Articles and
~asShes All iewery arclesrepaired moderate pscss
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Aid for our Troops In Kentucky and Vir-
sa -. Ginia. &s ...
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Turn, then, oh! man, and cast all else aside:
Direct thy wandering thoughts to things aboye
Low at the cross bow down-in that conhde,
Till doubt be lost in faith and bliss secured in
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\ etlt1Il ailp 6rtstslt.
]. Eal&eE es,sl rropvaetce.
81 : ~. w NJ srssEH:r
JARY 20, 1862.
THH oorToN aAIIEr BILL
IIssIggIAt yoguaNIlaIk 81 clIIY d. NEW lRLRaRs.

" ilessrs Holie u c., 81 Exchange Alley,
kate W thanks III lsts papers. "
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$50 GROSS OF PLAYING CARDS.
For sale by
B.1A. DRYER &C.,
. As Chartres street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29
For The HilI.boroush Recorder.

The HiIlsbofouzh Soldiers Aid Society acknowledge
the rsceiprcf the following eon,bulions; and ev-
dcnee 10 ,t contributors that their donations have
been fsablolly dispensed lbey publish With pleasure.
The letter rscsay received from the Surgeon General
Of The State.
Mrs sirudwick $1,000 Ms. wn. sirudviek 500;
Mrs Tew 10 90; Nrs. Basley LOO; Mrs. q. Z. Parish
$40; Mis-. Minor 100 Misses Nash and Miss Kcllcct
600. Mrs. ?. Hi 600; Ms. Thos. webb 1900
Mrs. Rowland 600; Mrs. Richards 100; Mrs. F,-rce
100; Mr.. Mitchell 10 %; Rev. NJ. Prsu. 800; hrs.
Robin Jones 1000; Mrs Josiah Collins, j. aspO: Mrs.
J.Colins $500; Miss Collins 1890: Ms. Page ss.o0s
Mss Warren $500 Miss BlouBl, Mis- Liulsjahusnd
MIRA sssndsu $500; Msssn. Turaniine 80 % Mp.
p. gufEn 1000. Mrs. ChsE Philips and Mrs. BsuIs
60; Mrs. TbOrborn 500; Mr.. ssowd 10 90; Rev.
d. wilson 1000 (; NJ Gaes 5000 90 ne cas- Mr..
O r. Mssieii 10 90; DR.. Csraash Of jamestown 1000
M. Wright tof Tenn, 10 90; - Of Georgia 100;
galno~n 100 Untnown COO: Mt Thompson 100;
Mr. Tkonpset Cfebsnsssils) SOC.
Mss Enor b5,tlss wire, pai,s socks. Mts. ". n.
sfssr bottles vins ], c6fi.si. ysctase sugar
Mrs. Tsw ole t;ssi.s 81 inl; MissM. Philips pairs
serxs, bor~ ihi sp Marta pgpojs wool; Mira
f,iss Jepss to9 end o.e ~ n ~ SOCKS; ~.
cfshsr Q bs.,ig rims. 2Sosaisisl.L poupas cotton
Nia g. Crsks-.i DsI lii Ms.s Collins / boz ;ipi.
Mrs Liesni ~ socks. Ms II. fene,er boS lint,
rlessrs stse .rs,. srs fiasy sod Mis- K. Collins
nsx WI; aas I. jsaesi Psif sccis; Mfs Csia 8
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Fsr,hs HilIsborough Recorder.

Mr. EDIroR: We claim that thanks should
be gwen to whom thanks is due MANY
questions are being asked, what are the Ia.
dies doingi We suppose il is wanted to be
kaown whether or not. they are dong any
thing for the soldiers. We are not prepared
10 speak of them en- nrasse, but from what we
have seen. since II has been our fortune 70 be
among them, we would BY no means suppose
them idle. u is true, cur acquaintance Is
limited in this section Of the State. but we
have seen enough 70 satisfy Us that the ladies
are not deaf TO the call Of their brave defen.
Iders. We are pleased to see such maHIsesta.
tions Of patriotism on their part;litg shows
that they are with us. for the great comasan
cause. independence. Many poor wounded
soldiers spirits have bern eheered at the
sight Of the baskets cfs Miss Patde Rafin.
Mrs. P. r. Hardee and others. who are max
ing frequent visits TO the depot, withsuifabie
refreshments Tor the sick and sounded saf-
ferers Of their State. Soldiers undoubteily
enjoy such repasis after they have been
travelling over the wsy from the seat Of var.
without mOrsel to eat. as they frequently
do. tge lfsg ' "
The name Of Mrs. Gov. Graham Of your
town. will live long in ny memory. for after
had been wounded. and seat to this nv
native State. she was the FIRST TO administer
to nv wants. When vas iaiigaed. hungrt.
aud sick. her refreshments revived me. Sure.
" such hospitalities and kindness will not ~
uuresarded. God will bless those ladies'. if
not with the peace and Independence. which
they 50 much desire. be will bless themWilh
a crown Of righteousness, which viii amply
paw fhem when they have parted this life.
IL I had the use 81 my right arm aud hanG.
| wnuld write long article in the way d
encouragement to The ladies'. bsl il il nv
misfortune T. beara serious wound. which
tdeprises M ~ the pleasure. Tie ladie,
will please accept through me. 'he soldiers,
thanks Tor their kindness. CkRObEUS.
Gfaham. Aiansnce county. y. G.
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cuts yarn, bag mustard seed loaf bread; Mrs Reese
aud Mrs, Keis,er mixed wool isMr, james Webb !
barrel -four; Mrs. Webb hams; Mrs, Joseph Graham
no chickens Mrs. Josiah Turner j.. hams, lpiece
beef: Mrs. Thos. Webb ham Mrs Norwood hams
Master Allen Cameron chickens; Mrs. Strowd 4
piece beef, chickens, ducks; Mr.. p. Q. Cameron
barrel -four; MrAllen Brown basket swee, potatoes
bottle wine, fresh butter and pickles Mrs Freeand
a chickens, sweet potatoes and ripe tomatoes; Mrs.
John Turner bsskeIs sweet potatoes; Mr. Baseler Q
baskets potatoes and shete Mr. Robert Wilson (of
Meiville) bag -four; Mr.. Kerr hams; Mr.. Scot, 2
hams; Mr.. H. N. Brown 100 pounds wool Mr. John
Webb bales carpet warp Mrs.J Newlin & Son t0s
yards cotton sheeting Mrs rhs B. Hill carpet for
soldiers blankets; Mrs, w A, Graham 60 yards ear.
petng; Bsp.is, Church, Marlborough, 40 yards carpet
ng; Eagle Lodge, Mil OF A. X. NJ, their Lodge
Room carpe, or SIS iuicash.
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FROM THE ARMY.

letter ron Capt. Joserh c. wsbb. f,h. nrsar,
Guards, % friend 10 ihis Place. dated Camp. ne.,
MInehe-iei uciobcr OH. mss been pit iao ouI han8
We h.ye nj rpom for he whe,e II II. BOT NIKE ~
foiewins sttiae's They vii e iplgesiins q -
reases u hese.
The neat morning. after sfrisigg NJ via.
chester. ! set oct to hpd my own company
with . heavy heart, Tor had heard a. Gen.
ID. IT, Hills headquarters, that one Reei.
ment had behaved calamity but was terri5ly
eutup. lcould hear none Of The par,iculA.s
except that Lieut.. Whitted VAS wounded
and Capt. Adams killed. Aboat l2 o'clock
| found the regiment. and il vas certainly
the most trying scene 81 ny life. when ~
men came crowding around NJ, each trying
to be first 10 shake hands. aud All wiih iae :
hearts too fall to speak. Many ard sal bal
been the changes since ] bad seen nv con,
pany last, which made ny heart ache.
10 my surprise and delight Col. Cook va.
not only glad to see me, bu, was glad the, 1
had returned, as be had but fr@ officers with
the regiment. Noiwilhstsading TIE tsl.
onel was sick 10 bed, and sad over the bsssy
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Office Of Surgeon General Of N. e.,
Raleigh. October 2s, 1864.
President Of Ae Soldiers ala SocietY. Hisborough.

President Of tAs Soldiers Aid SOcety, HiLsborough
MADAM: have recently had an opportunity OF wit.
Messing the kind and prsise@orhy es Of the Ladies
of your Society minister 10 the necessities Of the
I. sick and wounded uavelling homeward on the N
c. Central Raiioas. Such conduct wei deserves the
highes, eommenda.ion, aud reflects the greatest honor
not only on those Immediately concerned in it, hut
upon the whsle State Of North Carolina In behalf OF
the Governor Of the State, and in the name Of every
Confederate soldier permit me 70 thank them. most
cordially and sincerely Tor the beautiful and substan
tal evidence Of their loyalty and humanity and 10
press the hope tina. others, probing BY this noble and
patriotic example, may render themselves equally
thy Of The iasting gratitude Of their countrymen.
Very respectfully. your obi servant. es
EDWARD, WARREN Surgeon Gen.
5sF Of North Csroliaa.
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Aillshufaugb 9searpsr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday,, october %. 1862.

New Consumption President Davis has
caused special order 10 be issued by Adiutant Gene.
rat Cooper. calling the enr0mensf between the
ages Of eighteen and forty. who not exempt. There
Is doabilssq an absolute need OF mole men, The Inst
transcription has been but partially executed IN many
of The States The Standard learns that North Caro-
Ina has furnished four times many men under The
frs, couscrip,ion as any fthe other States
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29

The special election in Wake to fl the vacan cy 10
the House Of Commons occasioned BY the death 81 q
W. Miller ESQ., resulted in the election Of Cot usniei
@. FowIs. The vote vas, for Col. Fowls III. Capt.
o. r. Rand ESD s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29

The Daily state J0urnal.-lhe first num-
Der Of the Daily State Journal made its rsi appearance
On Thursday last, some days in anticipation ofihe time
proposed IN the prospectus The paper is hereafter to
Be- issued daily, tf-weekly, and weekly 80, 81 and
So. See prospectus in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29
THE NEWS.

We have but little news from our army in Virginia.
Il stated that several days ago, The advance Of two
divisions Of Gen. McCellsns forces across The Poio-
mac, excited very general expectation Of battle bu,
the movement Of Gen. Jsckson's forces 70 meet the
invaders caused them retire to the north side af the
rver There Is therefore no signs Of an early 6ss'
in that quarter. a
We have no account Of any new movement IN the
Eastern part Of this State, in the neghborhocd OF
Suffolk. ta
The victory Of Gen. Bragg in Kenlueky doss mt
appear TO have been so comiete as reported IN our
Lest There appears 70 BE- doubt nat Bragg defeat
cd DueIl in the engagement; but Buell immediately
received large reinforcements. and Gen. Bragg was
compelled to fall back
The Grsenville (Tenn) Banner gives : somewhat
cheerful aspcc, to the case making it appear that the
-esrsas Of Gen. Bragg no. 50 much TO envoil an
engagement with Buell., % secure the large snsnni
Of stores in ais possession. The Banner says: ST
.Neser since lhs war eonmsncsd, has there heen %
grsnd and profitable tour made, as The one just
complished by Gen. Bragg Just think Of it, be has
captured from the enemy. and purrhAsed from the
csuzens together, enough 20 load train Of wagons
forty rniles long, HIS whole army has fallen hack
wards the Gap prosscs This valuable train; snd as il
10 nov safe from capuse Brsgg viii retire Kih his
army just where il suits him. ees e.
This train brings the Banner ,inues 10 say. one
million yards Of Kentucky jeans, large snsnnt q
clsihing boots and shoes. two hundred wagoa lads
IL bacon. six thousand barrels Of picked pork. esn
thousand mules and horses, eight thousand hevts,
and large lot Of hogs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-29

Tie Confederate Government, i y Understood, has
appointed Commander Msury IS aCon.issionef and
Pieripo;sI,sy to Europe. Commsndet hsuiy = vel
known ss ihe aie Distinguished Asircnomef q ihs Ma
tcrsl Observatory 81 Warrington Cay
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Ten men Of Missouri who bad violated thsikop'h 81
allegiance to ins United STATES. executed. i j.
sad, Hudson on lbs 2sth Of September.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-30

TINE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
Il of sUFFERER-Publishe Is q warning
and for the especial benefit of Yong Mon and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss
of Memory, Premature Decay, &C.. &C., &C.,
by one who has cured himself by Simple means
after being put to great expenses and incon-
venience, through the use Of worthless medi-
cines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Sing copies may be lad of the author,
c. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
velopo. Address Charles a. Lambert, Esq
Greenpoint, Long Island: NY (u35m2)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-30
Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

eNHE undersigned would announce to his
u friends and the public generally that
his Touring Mill is now constantly IN motion,
and being in tho best Of working order 1t
all timee, will never be surpassed either in
quality or quantity, Gifts work. Give me a
trial and Iwillas heretofore guarantee salts
faction.
verlsn Springs May %, 1851.
no2l A. II. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-30
SHOT! SHOT! SHOT!!!

ORDERS for the various sizes of shot filled
my. P.ly sno wsll.nseo. er"s essn-
Dsbu4ss Shet Manufacturing Company.
fa2svSy1 Dubuque Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-05-30
To CONSERVATIVES.

~ >AAS~AAAAk1OA - o.
THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
Il health in few weeks by very simple
rcusdy, AFTER having suffered several years
with ssvere lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumptiou-is anxious to make
known TO his follow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To Ill who desire it he will send copy of
tho prescription used free Of charge,) with
she directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CuRE FOR
CoNsuNPTIoN, Asthma, BRONCHITIS, SO. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as IL will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. gvs-fz gfff~
Parties Wishing the prescription will please
a3dFss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilhansSurgh, Kings County, N. Y. tn35