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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

Okonechee Detailing Club. = At rcgu.
lar meeting Of this society, held in their hall on the
evening Of the Bird inst the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing term Of two months:
Rev. Moses Baldwin, President.
Mr.. Daniel D. Phillips, vice-Prcsidcnt.
Thomas i. Cooley, Secretary.
Allen Huskey, Treasurer.
The Club meets on Monday evenings, At ~ o'clock.
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vEnrosrs-ycrmont is model State. one
among thiriy.ene. aud very lovely. One q
lie papers says d II:
There Is bot one city 10 this State, and
MT soldier. We have no police, and not
murder hes been committed in Ibis State
within the last ten years. We have nd
museums nor Crystal Palaces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

PaoTnABLE fAHxiS0.-The Bedford coun.
" Val Democrat publishes ali account 81
sales Of Mr. Cofer's crop Of tobacco, amount.
ing 10 the aggregate to over $1,000. The
farm On which The crop was raised was pur.
chased BY Mr. Golfer AZ $4,000, thus paying
for the land with this single erop aud leaving
$1,000 surplus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

Gt
SUPERIOR BRooASs.--On recent visit to
Townsville. we stepped into the Manufac-
tory owned by Mr.. Charles M. Lines. where,
besides mechanical work, the manufacture Of
heavy f,rogans Is carried on quite briskly.
These shoes are made Of the best mate rial -
the Gppers being Of heavy southern tanned
leather, and the soles Of the best northern red
sole leather, three soles thick. We learn
that several large shareholders who have seen
them, have expressed determination to pur-
chase no more Northern shoes for their ne
groes, provided they can be supplied by Mr.
Lines, with his superior article. We are Of
the opinion that one pair Of these shoes will
wear as long as three Northern pair; and that
the purchaser will, in the end save at least
one hundred per cent. IN procuring them, in
stead Of Northern work. We learn that Mr..
Lines is prepared to fill HE orders Of Mer-
chants by the box at such prices as will
allow fair profit. And we would advise the
merchants Of the surrounding country to send
IN theft orders at once, that they may be Ill
led by the commencement OF the TALL trade.
Thomasyille is situated Immediately on the
North Carolina Railroad, convenient Of ac>
cess to large portion Of the State; and il
merchants. especially those along the line Of
this Road, would forthwith send orders for a
supply Of these superior shoes, Il would give
great encouragement 10 a very worthy and
cnterprising citizen, who is doing all he can
10 add 10 the perity aud wealth Of the
South. Gseeasborough Pat, q Flag.
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NEW s ITEM S

Ex-Governor Wright, Of Indiana. sailed
from New York, on Saturday, 10 the steamer
Atlantic. on his way 70 Berlin, Prussia, I,
which Court he has been appointed Ministe,
from the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

The sale Of the main line Of the Public
Works of Pennsylvania to the Central Rail-
road Company has been formally ratified,
and Governor Pollock hasissued his procla-
nation directing the State agents to make
the necessary transfer Of the property to its
new owners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

No PAuPERs.-Flizabeth City county, Va.
contains nearly 5000 inhabitants there is
not single family compelled from poverty
TO depend on public charity for support-a
fact which speaks loudly IN favor Of the in.
dustry Of the people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

An AVALANCHE OF CoRS.-'Fhe Buffalo
Commercial Of Wednesday says:
"A perfect avalanche Of corn may soon be
expected. Not less than 10000 bushels are
now on their way from Chicago-the largest
amount ever known at any one time FOR this
port"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

~ We will state. fcr the benefit Of our readers.
iha, there Is no need Of signing for a remedy when
afflicted with Chills and Fever. when we tell them that
for dollar, they purchase bottle Of lconaids
south American Fever and Ague Remedy 81 almost
any respectable store in this section, which we know Of
truth will when taken directed knock The disease
20 high that il will not come down agan during the
next generation, at least long that remedy q
about q, !. i The most perfect eSieminaOr u The dis.
ease extant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

HELmD0LD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUcHu, Il prepared directly according
10 the rules Of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and y the
cs and most sciiye preparation which be made for
The of Diseases u The bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement IN
another column, headed Hslmboid's Genuine Pre-.
pafaiion."
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FOR SAL L .

lNE of KNABE'S sevenoeiase PlANOESs-A
" very superior Instrument pronounced such ~ good
Judges. viii 10 sS a, The eosi 10 Baltimore. Apply d
this essee March ll-7s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

HAIR REsToRAToR.-Prof Wood advertise, in
our columns his valuable medicine Cor restoring hair,
aud fnr the prevention of badness &c. This remedy
has been used quite extensively and with great
Hundreds, nay, thousands have used IT, and willing
10 Testify TO is efficacy Read The advertisement 80 a.
once aud procure a bottle, and prove rs virtue. dur
good old badheadcd bachelor friends should embrace
iis opportunity 10 cover their pates with coat II rich
Iu1unanI hair. indianapolis Locomotive.
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she fell into the river. Herr Il-treated suffer
plunged in and rescued her. That evening
the passengers on the boat assembled to see
the Rev. B. G. Srodgrass, Of st. Louis, unite
the lady to her devoted lover.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

PEAcHEs.--Mr. Hopkins presented US this
morning with small basket containing some
Of the finest we have ever seen. Two or
three Of them weigh something like seven
ounces each. Viii Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

ELEcTIos FRApDs.-The frauds in the
election in Philadelphia last October were
very gross and outrageous. William b.
Mann, the opposition candidate for District
Attorney, WIN was beaten in tile vote polled
by Lewis q. Cassidy, the Democratic candi-
date. contested the return before the Court
Of the city; and on Saturday Week Judge
Thompson delivered the unanimous opinion
Of the Court ousting Mr.. Cassidy and aifir-
ming the election at MIR. Mann.
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r Who that i troubled with any of those disagree.
able Complaints, such rs Jsundicc Dyspepsia Liver
Diseases of any kind. hut would like u know &c n
remedy for ihere unsecmly visitaiionsi We feel that
doing our invalid readers an insalushle service
il can induce them 10 &c, bottle Of DE-. Sanfotds
nsigoator, and take i. Tor know IRON personal
perence that II is Of the greatest remedies for gene
ral debility. and consequent inactive bodily
before used is action Is perfect and complete a,
TO give relief the FIST time taken. and il il does 10 ether
il has 10 u, half sbotile viii be MI that i needed
We know II nothing we can recommend With sucf
confidence, as q family medicine a. The lnsgoralOt.
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Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed agent Of
WI the American Billie Society. aud will keep on
hand good assortment 81 Biessnd Iessinenis, 10 be
disposed Of to hose who want at the sosieiys usual
low prices. for cash.
August 5. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

SINGULAR 0ccURREScE AT SALEx.-We learn
from friend who has just returned from a
visit 10 Salem. thaton Sunday night last. an
alarming explosion occurred in one Of the
ronns Of Burners Hotel, which produced
CONSERVATION among the crowded occupants
of that establishment. reused them from their
slumbers. and with the apprehension Of the
building being on FIRE. started all hands to
tumbling out baggage, &c. The FIRE. however.
was soon extinguished, when upon examina-
lion il was discovered that tie explosion had
occurred 10 the room Of Mr.. Stout. I've be.
lieyed the name Isl who had been boar,ler
in the house for the past eight years, and that
he was prVstrated onhis bed. very much burn.
ed and speechless. lie fingered I'LL about 8
o'clock in the morning. attended by DIR. Ze-
.ly and other Physicians. when he died,
ithout having been able to give any account
4 the accident. lie had not retired to bed,
aud IL is supposed had been trying some es-
periments with powder. he was foreigner.
without any known relative ia this country.
aud possessed Of considerable property. The
walls Of his room was blown down. and the
furniture shattered, some VI il blown into the
street. Fey. obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

LARGE YIELD OF WHeAr.--Abraham s.
Byrd. near Harrisonburg, Va, raised upon
his farm this year forty. five bushels of wheat
per acre. So says correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch.
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N O TICE
August IL
Alpha Wooden Factory for Sale.


TINE owners Of this establishment will sell il. with
on, reserve, to the highest bidder At the Court
House in Marlborough. on the 18th Of September
next. being TUESDAY Of our Superior Court on
credit Of and years. the purchaser giving bond
and good security for The purchase money.
This desirable property is situated on Emo River,
miles east Of Hsborough and consists Of 10 Of
Land, The Factory Building. Machinery and Fixtures
and Houses for operatives al in good condition and
ready for work. The supply Of water is abundant TO
drive the machinery and is neser-failing. muie par
lcular description is deemed unnecessary. persons
wishing % purchase will no doubt, examine for them
selves. The title is undispu,ed.
Col. VIM. n. Shields a Sons, living on the spot.
will show the property, and James Sloan, Esq., OF
Greenrborough will give all the information required
upon application.
MARTHA M0DERWELL,
AND OTHERS.
August IL. ol-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

81 DIGEST ,"-sLch i the true meaning Of The
word "PEPsIN," or Of the two Greek words from
which Il is derived This is the significant and arpro-
pirate tile Of the TRuE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr J. :. H0BGH.
TON. OF Phsdelphia, for The cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il b Natures own remedy for m IN.
healthy stomach. No an Of man can equal il cnra.
tive powers. Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another par, Of this paper
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12
Obituary.

Died, near Hampstead, Texas, on the 9th day of
July, VIZ. wmTaEL WILLIAMS, formerly Of North
Carolina, in the 46ih year of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12
Leavcnw osth. Aug. S,

EXCITEMENT N KANSAS CIrY.-There is
intense excitement ia Kansas city growing
ont Of the robbery and murder Of Stephens on
Friday. and the subsequent discovery Of an
organized band Of murderers. Two men,
Barnes and Quarlss. have been hung. Barnes
made confession duplicating several re.
spectacle citizens as confederates with the
band.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12
PROF. o. ]. WOODS
II A IR R ES TO R A TIV E,
FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON BALD HEADS,
Restoring GRAY Hair TO its Natural Color.

AND
Restoring GRAY Hair toi its Natural Color.
T,HIs astonishing and unequslled preparation has
never failed to produce growth on Bald Heads,
when used according u the direction, and turn hair
hack 10 is original color after having become gray and
reinstae il in all is original health lusre, soness and
beauty Removes at once all scun, dandruf and un-
pleasant itching scoula, erupiuns and feyersh heat
from the scalp II also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling of, and hence acts as perfect
HAIR INyIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
A gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friend in New
Bedford thus:
To your Inquiries would reply. that when fBt
commenced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
my hair was almost white. and had been 50 for the last
ten years, and il very thin the top Of my head,
and very loose and pulled out freely bot found that
before had used al The second bottle, (Which eight
wceks) my hair entirely changed to is original
color, light brown, and L nov free from dandru and
guile moist. have had my hair cut five or six times
since The change, and have never seen anything Ike
white hair starting from the roofs and now il is IS
thick il was, end docs not come out al all II
has proved in NY case ali that could wish OF ssk.
July !, 1855. Yours, &c, -
I From The Boston Herald.
SOMETHING WORM KNowfNa.-By using Proessos
Wools Hair Restorative, gray hair can be permanently
restored % is original color. The subjoned certificate
rom johnson stone uatSlne', Malne y ouI one o.
,he MANY s'aness .ha' Se oA'y eoung . ouI snow
ledse' g isW9nueIul eiee.s Hsh 70 longer P'opiem-
aleal but see'ldent uuh' as hundreds 10 our CON-
muh'y eau 'es'iY
Gardiner Maine. June %. 1855.
Dear sif;-l have USED two boules u Pioi Woods
Hair Restorative, and can truly say II y the greatest
SiseNey y. 'as 80 Ies ~ saanss ~. ~
\. s.a.I an NJ =, wa ~
s,,s,, !, 4, ,hs se,ld vi,boa, ~ lea, s,s !. NJ
! y \, M 80, Ia 49, ,..na.,,I,. ~
p,rc q 4, 1. W. paN,i. = MiiRpEy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

SOUTHERN WHsAr.-We are gratifei to
learn. says the American Farmer. the advance
that is taking place in the culture Of wheat in
the iar South. The crops raised in Georgia,
Tennessee and South and North Carolina, will
be greater by Ear this year than has ever been
produced, and Of the finest quality. A large
portion Of this wheat fluids an outlet in the
ports OF Savannah and Charleston. and al
though some Of il is sent North. there is a
good market for it in Spain, there having
been exported IRON Charleston alone, during
the past year, upwards Ct so 900 bbs. Of -four.
which is said to be equal to that raised ia that
country. We rejuice to see this evidence Of
prosperity in the South-it is movement in
the right direction. and il our brethren would
follow il up, they would soon show to the
world their Independence Of all the necessa-
ries aud blessings Of life which are placed
within their reach. only requiring them /"
stretch forth their hands to secure them To
themselves and posterity.
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

TNHE ORANGE COTTON FACTORY" situated
= on Little River, IA miles east from Historough,
just in the edge Of the cotton growing region, with
tensve and good back country for the sale Of yarns,
&c, containing 800 spndles in successful opera
ton. with all necessary buildings for its continuance.
will be positively sold to the highest bidder, credit
Of |. 2 and years, ON MONDAY the 2lst day Of
''f'e"'e' "'As Webs & DOUGLAS.
July Is. 9G-tds.
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A EN- TON!

A LII those that belong to the Back Creek Battalion
IA OF Volunteers, hereby notified 10 attend at
Thomas Lynch's, Esq, on SATURDAY the 18th Of
August next at 10 O'clock armed and equipped the
law directs, for battalion exercise; and al commits
stoned and non-commissoned officers and musicians
ere required 10 attend on FRIDAY the l4th for dill
muster. Herein fail not.
VIM. JAMES ALLEN, Lieut.. Col.
August S. 0O-2w
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81. louis. Anrnsi 8.

RESPONSIBILITIES from Lea,enworth. on
Monday stste that Woods and KnowIton CON.
panions Of those who were hung no Friday,
have been tried and committed. The pcople
were intensely excited. and expressed de-
termination to lynch the prisoners at all haz.
ards. Judge Lccompton aud Gov. Walker ad.
dressed them, bur failed TO parify them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-12

The Kansas Herald Of Freedom Of the Sd
August says that Governor Walker received
advices from the commander at Fort Riley
that large force Of Cheyenne Indians had
reached that station and an attack was er-
pected hourly. The fort contains at present
only halt company Of infantry, and its
deienees are very weak. The Indians have
driven in the settlers and committed several
murders in sight Of the fort. Governor
Walker Immediately sent Col. Cook to their
assistance with all the force under his com
mand.
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From nc Boston Herald.

SOMETHING WORM KNowNe.--By using Processes
Woods Hair Res.oralive gray hair be permanently
restored 10 is original COLOR The suboined certificate
from johnson Stone Gardiner, Maine. Is but one Of
the MANY instances that arc daily coming to our know
ledge Of is wonderful elects 1tisno longer problem
aeaI but selfeyidenl truth ss hundreds in our COM
munity eau iesiiiyi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-11

head and honest heart guide him by wise Undue
tons TO just and direct conclusions Rely upon IT, there
will be recessions TO the galvanized party call II by
what name you will.
But after all is this suggestion of our "cotemporAriss
anything than invitation TO the republicans to
aesce with the southern Amercanized wings for the pur-
pose of forming great party antagopsc the demo-
cratic partyf How have only two great parties
in the country" unless there is amagamaon of all
the elements of opposition to the democracy We have
and noted the indications in the republican ranks
ever since the presidential election that plank after plank
was be taken out Of their PLATFORM make u
amag with southern Americansm practicable
Leading republicans have manifested willingness
dilute their sectional principles to make them paatab
to the southern opponents OF the democratic party The
foregoing extract from the Baltimore American may well
be regarded significant response to the advances of
the republican leaders We entirely deceived in the
intelligence patriotism, and independence Of the real
wings of the South il they do not discover and repudae
this Ingenious scheme seduce them back TO the embraces
of republicans and know-nothngs under the name Of
wings.
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From the Ohio Statesman.

From the Ohio Statesman.
INDIGNATION MEETING AT EVANSVILLE
We find the following call in the GAINESVILLE Aurora of
the 4h signed by nearly hundred democrats and 9th
for public meeting express the sense of the people
upon the recent outrage upon Mr. Slough:
Indignation Meeting in the Senate Chamber.
zAsEsvnLE, (0hio) Feb. 3, 1851.
The undersigned citizens of Muskingum county (irre-
spectve Of pary having learned of the outrage done
the Hon. John Slough by his expulsion from the house
OF representatives for resentng insult while the
ber Darius Caldwell who gave and first made the breach
Of manly geny and legislative decorum permitted
to escape without ceusure respectfully call upon all ct
.ens OF whatever party opposed to the gross outrage and
In favor of justice and opposed persecution alike to all
men, TO meet at the Senate Chamber, FRIDAY EVE
MING next at O'clock to express their indignation at
the unprecedented action OF the legislature the insult
Mr. Sioughs constituents 1.-THE people Of Hamilton county,
ana the outrage 70 the people Of the State at large
tSigned by nearly one hundred personsl
The democratic press in all parts of the State unite In
denouncing, In indignant terms the partisan malice and
injustice which expe member for resennQ an in
suit and refuse to him who gave the insult and
who was the cause of the indecorum in the house
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NOVEL sEETrSG.--In accordance with a previous ar
rangemen (says the New York Tribune the employees
off American Telegraph Companys lines between Boston
and Calais Maine, held meeting by telegraph Tues
day evening" the Sd instant at o'clock after the business
OF the line was concluded for the day The object of the
meeting was to take action upon the resignation Of Asa
Woodman, esq, superintendent in consequences Of Ill
health Thirty-three Offices represented, running
over circuit Of hundred mie Several speeches
were delivered and resolutions passed After having been
in session for hour the meeting adjourned in great har
mony and kindly feeling
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. IL, 1867.

pyE ISRAEL No. los South Ten' street. Phiade
phis general travelling agent assisted b. WA H. WELD
JoHN CoLLIss JAaKs DEERss HASxTr, H. s. JAMES, Taos
D. NIcE, r. W. MoRHIsox, u. W. WILEY, WIS L. wArEHsAE
ALEX H. CAKsos, D. MrsrIs, BEN SWAIN, AsHsAs and
P. DAVIS.
GNn HEskY LEWIS, Of montgomery, Alabama, 10
travelling agent States Alabama Tennessee
sisted by LEWIS JAMES o. LEWIS and sAnuKL ID. Lsw
90 @. W JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, IL
general collecting agent States and Texas
assisted by H. TnonAs, WILLIAn H. THOMAS, THos ~ JAnrs
Dr. A. l.. CmLDs, GKoKoE MoERs, and RICHARD LEAKE. Re
ceptB OF either win be good.
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We had supposed that there other journal except
the New York Herald that capable of giving currency
much less credit to the UNANIMOUSLY false insnuston that
President Pierce is was, interested in the slight
esrdegree in the Mosquito any other grant in Central
America. We find, however, that the New York Times
has adopted and enlarged upon the caumy of the Herald
These two papers to be rivals in other things well
as in legitimate journalism.
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ooNeREss-TUEsDAY.

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HON. b. A. SMALLEY.

The nomination by the President of Hon. D. A. Smaey
for United States district Judge for the district of Vermont
vice Judge Prentiss deceased unanimously confirmed
by the Senate yesterday and without the usual reference
This unusual compliment was alike due to Mr.. Smalley's
admitted judicial qualifications and his high personal
character and feel quite that readers through
out the Union win feel highly grated with this atterng
mark of appreciation the part Of the Executive ADD the
Senate in favor Of whose patriotism and abilities have
been recently and conspicuousy brought before the
country.
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VALUE or SrAMsH ooM--The following is the average
value of the Spanish coin the United States min,
in philadelphia; Quarters, 23t cents eighths evies
10 s-lo cents; sixtse7ibs or fps, ST cents
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We learn by despatch from Toronto that the Canadian
has appointed Mr. Justice Draper proceed
to England to plead the claim Of Canada to the Hudson
Bay territory before committee Of the House of Com
mons, which the imperial government hsye agreed to
grant.