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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

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alF tlHe sllsI 10 naFgliRs 4 he nekl ses.loa a
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The amendment Was ordered 10 sc
PFinsed for the zee Of The Senate.
Mr.. Allen's resolutions against he in
lrrfrHenre e EErapean powers IN he a.
fairs II The goVernlneni u he American
continent. laid ON lhs table fen days
ago. were l.ken up On his maii,n; and
after \ dis ussion Of some length. The
question was Iakrn on granting leave 10
introduce The said resolutions. and desid-
ed in tie slliHmaiiVe-yeas 90. nays 81.
Tie resolutions were ordered 10 printed
and relsned 10 the committee on fogeign
relations.
HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution fnr terminating the joint
occupancy II the tertiary Of Oregon, was
again taken Up. and lie debate continued.
Mr.. King. Of Georgia. offered a TesOlu-
lion. combining that offered BY Mr.. Crit
tenden in The Senate with Mr.. Mangum's
proposed amendment On SIR. Kings
motion il wAs laid on the table and or
deTed Ia be printed.
Mr.. Wentworth gave notice that he
would. when the proposition came up, ask
leave 90 amend il A. follows:
. Bnl no proposition fOE arbitration concerning
the said territory, shall be made BY the Govern
msnt Of the United States until il shall BE- satis
cd lhst the markets Of Great Britain shall he PER
HscHsaiiy open 10 tie LEeadsiuEs Of The Unilet
sgates."
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

Comprising a General introductory Outline 81
Universal History, Ancient and Modern, and
Series of Separate Histories of erery Priv
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lO7 Fulton Street, n.
| January, 1876. Id
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

THE subscriber has returned to his old stand,
IL one door west of Holt & Caragin's (Moorc's)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
receive a liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all seasonabe hours; and
he will so cut and fit the work, that seamstrcsses
can make it up without difficulty, which may DO
a great convenience to bis country friends.
... "a .~mt II. /. PEASANTS.
January IA. -..es-. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
TOWN POLICE PROCEEDINGS.

-
AT called meeting Of the Commits
sioners of the town Of ,Hillsborough, held
on Friday evening, the Both JAM. 1916,
Present, Lemuel Lynch, Magistrate of
Police, Levin Carmichael, John II. Webb,
William II. Brown, Richison Nichols,
and III. X. Nash--Absent, James Jack
son, ir. and DR.. Pride Jones,
Il was Ordered, That the Town Con-
stable be allowed ten dollars for ringing
the town bell, twelve dollars for eX-oili-
clio services, and fifteen dollars for patrol
ing the streets OH Sundays, for the past
year; and that he be allowed the further
sums of four dollars for collecting hands
to work the streets during the past year
twenty-five cents for putting lock on the
town house, and thirty-fve cents for re
moving nuisances, together with the usua
commissions for collecting, &c and tina
the Treasurer pay the same.
Ordered. That the Town Clerk be al
lowed twenty-five dollars for his services
for the past year; and that the Treasure
pay the same.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That hereafter the proceed
ings of the Board shall he published il
the Hillsborough Recorder.
E. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS.
February 4.

~ ME, which " tries all things" has thorough
- ly established the ines,ilnal,ie value Of these
Pills As calhaEiic ambitious and detergent me-
IieiHe. II is now twelve iEIRs since DIR. Pr
TEns gave them to the world, and their Teputa-
liOn founded on his long experience, still eOntin-
ues 10 increase. The annual sales, which, dur
ing the first wear, amounted TO onc bundled thou
sand boxes. have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market for them
once confined 10 iew states, now comprises not
only the entire Union, hut Canada. New Bruins
wick, Nova SCOTS, and the West Indies. They
may truly be termed the great household Medi-
cine Of TIE SDulh and Htsf. No other Pills have
ever been so widely patrOnized in those regions
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and SC
mild and gentle in their operations, that they may
he given with perfect safety even to an infant
There is not particle of any irritating or drastic
substance in their composition, yet they act upon
the sccrCiiOns with uRequal!cd certainty and di
reciness; thus purifying the constituents of tbs
blood. and enabling nature to throw into the cir
culation a perfectly healthy fluid. Among Tho
multitude of diseases to the cure Of which DR.. Pc
ters's Vegetable Pills are adapted. may he men
Unconstitutional Costiyeness, Bilious Fever, A
que and Fever, Jaundice. Cholc, Dyspepsia
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys
entery, Diarrhea, TorPor of the Bowels, Piles
Fliulence, Loss Of Appetite, Furred Tongue
Nausea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Boils, an
al diseases of the skin, caused by impurity of th
blood: together with every species Of complain
affecting the stomach or bowels.
/ For sale al this Office.
February 4. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
IS IN % IL 1Mo

SW08Mo
EESHE subscriber, having formed a partnership
Ill with E. NJ. Holt and w. A. Carsgin, is now
opening @ ~~@."
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT Of GOODS, -
embracing almost every article usually sold in.
this market. at his old stand, one door west Of
MIR. j. U. kirkland's corner, where he would in
vite his old customers and friends to call and ex-
anime his stock, which will be found low enough
to suit the times.
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. i OIL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

The Camden & Amboy Railroad Com
pany has paid into the New Jersey trea-
sury during the past year upwards of 80,
900 dollars, being an increase over the
previous year Of about 5000 dollars-be-
ing the amount Of the State tax on each
passenger passing from Philadelphia TO
New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
Oats for Sale.

rrsHE snlsrriacr woul sell one hundred b1sll-
- sls Of OATS, n fiiiy cents Per h'islael. II
the whole u them shall be engaged they viii be
tleliyeaad in IIIllsOrough IL Feqnired. His Eesi-
dence Is fiiioen miles north Il Raleigh.
JOHN SHAW.
FelEuayi. l3-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
Reported for the Petersburg mtelligencer.
January 80, 1916.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

The accounts by the Steamer have pro.
duced no favorable effect on the prices OF
produce, but generally the reverse in the
Northern markets, where Grain, Flour,
Cotton, and Provisions, have declined
Flour was dull IN Baltimore at $4s-Corn
60 TO 60 cents--Weat 100. -.~
In this market not much effect is We
felt. Sales of Cotton at 6f-Com gu tc
65-Wheat 100 to LOG. j..
Tobacco begins to come IN more freely
--no change i'll price. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

At least twenty-five STEAMBOATS, have
been lost in the Mississippi and Ohio re
vers since the first Of September last. Sc
veral of these accidents were attended by
serious loss of life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

The CKEEK ISDIaSs.-About one hun
dred Indians, the remnants Of the once
powerful Creeks, arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th ullilno, on their way, with
their families and servants, 10 join the
Creeks on the Arkansas frontier. They
are removed by the Government upon
their own request
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

HR. P.V. Phillips. having located in
~ Hllsl trosgh, respectfully tenders lis seIyi-
ces to the itizens Of the place and vicinity, He
is prepared to perform all operations pertaining TO
his profession, and those trusting to his skill may
be assured that he will perform faithfully all he
promises, or make no charge. Apply at Nichols
Hotel. s@"ss-2 s~s
JanuaryIl4. 10
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Monday, January 90.
SENATE.

Mr.. Mangum rose TO offer, or rather to
give notice Of an amendment winch he
proposed 10 offer, 10 the resolution, in the
form of an amendment, which had been
submitted by his honorable friend from
Kentucky, Mr.. Criltenden, and whlrh
was before the Senate. In doing 80. he
adopted but the conception OF an homo
rabIe friend in the other House, Mr.. King,
Of Georgia. On consultation with that
gentleman, he found his views to ap-
proxima,c with those which he himself
entertained, with but slight disagree
ment only. lie hoped tina. the resolu-
ton would be now read. so that, in con-
nexion, the amendment which he propos-
ed to submit would be properly under
stood. The question, in his opinion, was
one OF great importance. The resolution
which had been offered by the Senator
from Kentucky, as FAR as il went, was IN
coincidence, al least, with his own views;
but he though, il stopped short OF the ne
cessilies Of the case. AT all events, he de-
sired tina, his own views should be pre-
scented To his own constituents. lie ask
ed that. blythe courtesy Of the Senate, the
resolution Of the Senator from Kentucky
be FIRST read. i'll. - ~.
There was read the preamble and reso
luton concerning the territory Of Oregon
submitted by Mr.. Crittenden. as publish
ed in the Congressional proceedings in tn
Recorder Of last week.
The following is the amendment whIcl
Mr.. Mangum proposes to add TO the reso
luton OF Mr.. Criltenden:
Provided further, That the said notice shall h
accompanied with proposition from this Govern
ment to submit the claims Of the United STATE
and Great Britain to said territory, to the arbitr
ton of person or persons qualified to dctermir
upon their respective rights in and to the sam
whose decision shall be binding upon both N
tons. a.. s..s- -. q.
Resolved, That the Committee on Territori
be. and hereby is, instructed (thc House Of X
representatives. concurriug) to report bill organl
inc a territorial government in Oregon, to go m
oueration at the expiration of the notice atoresal
terminating the existing convention between =
two governments, unless the President, Ill his d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
20 Dollars Reward.

70 AN away from the subscriber about the 5h
Ia of November last, Negro boy named REU-
BEN, about thirty years of age, thick built, with
one of his teeth out in front. He was raised on
Cane Creek by Thomas Griffin, deceased, and he
may be lurking i that neighbohood. The above
reward will be en- for his apprehension and de-
livery to me, or his confinement in any Jail so
that can get h q. g.
JOHN M.KERALL.
January IL. lon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

A baby, three months old, was stolen in
Cincinnati few days since. The child
was stolen from the cradle during the abb
sence its mother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05

stray. =
TsAKEN UP by Samuel Riley, living three
u miles west from Hillshorough, and entered
on the Stray Book of Orange on the Goth day of
January, two HOGS; one black and red, marked
with half crop on the under side of the right
ear, and an ulIderbt on the left; the other black
| and white, and unmarked.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
/ January 26. l2-3w
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WASTED,-In Exchange for Goods,
7 UNDER, of all descriptions, Flax-sccd,
h Bces-wax, Feathers, Corn, Peas, Wheat,
&C.; also country made Cloth Of all dcscrip-
tons.
LONG, WEBB, g. CO.
January 20. l2-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
Saturday, January 81.

In The House Of Representatives. the
Florida contested election was sgain taken
up. and the debate continued Tor some
time. when The question was taken, first,
on the following resolution, viz:
Resolved, That Edward C.cabell, re.
turned To this house as member thereof
from the state Of Flnri'a, is no, entitled
10 h,s seat.
And was decided in The affirmative
yeas los, nays 10.
The question was then taken on the Sc
cond resolution. viz.
Resolved, I'ha, William II. Broken
brough is entitled to seat in this house
as representative from the State Of Flo
rida.
And decided in the aflirmali, e-yea:
100, nays 81.
Mr.. Brockenbrough was then qual,il'
ed, and took his seat.
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Tmeniy-Ninlh Congress.
FIasT sFsSios.
THURSDAY, January -.


SENATE.
Numerous memorials were preserved
and appropriately rrleued.
A resolution calling upon the Secretary
nf War Tor s'alemrnI 0f al treaties with
Ills Indians, the quantity of lads received
fsum them. where situated. the moneys
paid, ia what slrcks invested. and By what
authority. Mas taken mp Tor consideration.
After sonle drbale. the resolution was
Lid over until tomorrow.
The Senate went inlo The consideration
&c executive husia -, and afterwards ad-
j'urnrd until Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Florida contested election coming
M again, - the order # the day. Mr..
Cabelldesirrd. before the debate eommene-
ci. 10 make two propositions To the mem.
Der Who rlaimed his seat. lie would
propose Ia him to adopt The pending mo-
ton Of the member from :. T.. mir.
Simmons and recommil the whole sub
irel without debate 10 The committee on
elections. 10 allaw both the contestant and
himself tie privilege of obtaining eTiGence
fum Florida.
1.-THE gentleman should decline this, l,e
would propose 10 him 10 save the House
all further trouble upon the subject, Ia
resign his seal. il the contestant would
resrgn lis clam, aud commit The question
back 10 the pcuple Of Florida. lie came
here with must nndoubied right 10 hi,
seat, .nd he believed the people Of FlOri.
ia wonld send him hack.
Me-. Brockenborough, the claimant, de-
clined these propositions with some feel
ing. add then proceeded TO demonstrate
bis right TO the seat held by Mr.. Cabell.
Mr.. cabell moved that Mr.. b. have
leave to proceed for smother hour, OF as
long AZ he wished after the first hour wal
passed. Mr.. B. dec ined the offer.
The house then adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-05
fnlly, January 80.

In the House Of Representatives. the
debate was continued Ola the Florida con-
tested election.
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New and important Discovery
EaIl DE RR OEC EIER1

- weiI-RuthrDcHied experiments, perioE1eo IN inc
- presence OF the most distinguished Physicians o
France and several eminent Surgeons OF other countries
among whom we're Doctors V Mot Of New-forK ana
Harlan IL Phi sdrph. wide his detaied report IN lhe
Medical! Examiner of Philadelphia Of 81 August, eJs
Doctors George Serrili and p. c. Hauahino. Medical
officers of gae Potomac and the snip Of the line Della
ware U S Navy; who have given III. p Broccheri we'll
certificates has been proved that the Broc
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be- in less than twenty minutes, even II the iemora OF
carotid artery be cut.
Highly satisfactory testimonials hive proved 1t to he
sovereign remedy for the Splitting Of Blood, Heinohages
OF all descriptions, Aneurisms aud Consumption.
". P BrOcchleri. the Inventor OF this H1mosHuc and
Anti Scorbu,c Water, tegs leave 20 Inform tue public that
he has established central and special Depot Al Mr.
John MIhaus I23 Broadway, New orS. TINS Agency Is
intended 10 supply ali the United States, the CsEadds
Mexico, til. Island of Cuba, &c.
BY special agreement signed Paris November 18th.
le45, Nj P Broccher has Invested himself OF The night to
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Boccheri for t1s Continent, and has obligated himself 70
transmit such orders above gent VINO t!ooe ~
authorized TO supply all demands for said preparation
p Brocchen speciuly requests MIS- CUSTOMERS rom
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fa,ms The Phsrrnaceu;ist Druggist OF Any city VINO
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maid IN the uaters as the sole Agent tor the sae VI LIS
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r. The bottles containing the Eau de broccherl nave
The name and of the Invector stamped upon men,
md psrb boitl. will be accompanied With direction IN
French and Engish for winch The copyright has been
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Neu EsiablJhnient for the sreiusrvs Sale IF Cho'oe
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

nd Wholesale
THE SUBSCRIB Der, exhibited tho late FaiE OF
The American Institute, tho much admired display OF
eloic. Perumery aud Toilet soaps a5c VINO ~ss mere
opened establishment In this city II NO. los bfoedwY
where he offers speciality Of rerunsIy not 70 DC o.
ed either In Europe America he would remark INA. ms
has the great advantage over The foreign OF De-
Ing resy prepared, aud that tho uneqaslsd opportunities
he enjoyed learning his art In The Laboratory OF Lsuset
pr.i, Fills of which he was many years tho director,
guarantees his possession OF skill equal 10 tnai any
cDnn,e sssor,ment Of choice articles Of the most cole
hraed or.Vn houses will all times be Kept on hand, tnos
enabling NJ, os,tra rom Paris beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, suitnb for the approaching nolosya
Th. subscriber dyese Soap which WI change
d.oity into benu snd old into youth or Pomatuin
which w poa'esS the ansGepdsnI virtue o. cissIns new
organs for h- growth OF The ha IHsse nc sa.ss
for others; bat he pretend TO ofer TolLEI sohfSi
50 scientifically compounded thsl no ung"uaazed sxan
remains 10 fret the most deeae 'Eih snd ne oners os'
elegant preparation highly recommended ny an accom-,
plisiYd vi America, his AMANDlSE which WIZ
eyent or cure chaPpDS o. the ship
He oa.. bis unrivaied SHAVING CREAM, 40 afueIo
which, tried viii always To present Ia e'sfy seu-
Hn Oder. his cosMETIc CREAM, invaluable an
phca,iun u d.licate atef shaving ucn "'o SIC
gag s. for he head OILS ESSENCES PoMATUMS
ana Washes, possessed Of various propefhss, some 90
cye sorc action Of The ScaIpi some VI soonk eo
ut.rt properties for the irritable n.an DINERS sauanS
y ,oapss aud allsr These remedies. compound
ed with well known phyoosesl p.ne,pl co. m reg
rom des,ructon organs OF ba har and are no, 70
be COMPOUNDED with the thousand nost,sm. 80 ,s1Reies,y
xa,Jantd to cure In all His BEARS OIL, &c az.
suIes the public perfectly genuine when represented e
SUCH prepared by an application Of heal 80 careful
which II differs other substances OF similar charseter
For the quality Of his goods, no can refer % AsPn-
wall Mhau Chiffon and many others Of tho most respec-
table chemss city who for the lat several Ssas
hsvs vended articles Of MS manufseture
Finally every hing his VIII be Is represented
and any article does give full sarsfacton, II viii not
Only wnsIy but also thankfully be taken oaes Tbe sub
fory
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C opartiier bips.


NTOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore existing be-
tee Tie subscribers under the firm of Elliot Moore
Painters No. ESQ SOl.s' expires hls day by mutual
s.n The business of the firm will be seled by
Mr. Elliot who III the business heretofore, in
the same place, un1er he o: JVin Il. Elliot
JOHN H. ELLIOT,
1857 HIRAM MOORE.
TTNTIE SURsCKI BEERS haze his day formed u CO.
partn-rsip puh iog and the transact IN of the
Book brsines, morally under the firm nj Baker Serb
rer NJ No. 80 n;Hssau 81 ISAAC d. BAKER,
CHARLES SCRIBNER
York Jan. !, 1916. il Ste
ATOTICis.-Th. Co pa'lneTeh.p heretofore existing be
tween the bs,rhers. under the firm of FRANKLIN
HARRIS ia ,hs Jay dsaovea hy mutual consent Either
marty Ia authorized 10 the OF firm in liguiia
lion WALTER NJ FRANKLIN,
c. +. HARRIS.
N7r- York, JInuWy l, 1916
Tie undersigned will continue TIE business his
src.unt c. r. HARRIS
Ne,- York .Erauary l. 1915 j. I'm
ryNHE UNDKRSiCNi3i; have this day associated with
them ISAAC KIP, ia The business will be conducted
under the as heretofore.
WINSLOW 1 PERKINS.
New York. LIST January. 1910 il 2w
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a LFxAApRR,s TRICOBAPHE-A

LEXASDER'S TRICOBAPHE-A new and
a invaluable discovery, being liquid dye, which 10.
changes the color Of the hair 10 beautiful
brown or black without injury 20 the hair or skin TIE
great superiority Of ths Dye consists in It's easy mode Of
application and instantaneous eGrcs other dyes requir-
Ing from twelve hours to produce any change ia
superior excellence will be apparent 10 every one upon
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sun.'-AtyxAS-
DER's TaicosApaEThe effect OF he above on me ns
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