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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

The loudest locofoco yelpcrs about
politics and the Pulpit" are utterly
dumb concerning the public interference
of Archbishop Hughes in favor of Mr.
Dougls-. II the Rev. II. w. Beecher
bad made similar dem onstration for the
purpose of controlling presidential nom.
inatioD the whole pack would have set uF
bowl SO loud as to resound all over the
country.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

pG0ue of the largest and most en-
thusiastic politicla gatherings ever held
in Newark, N. j., Assem- bled on Tuesday
evening to rstify the nominations of Lin
coin and Hamlin. 1t is est ated that
about 81, 600 people we're present.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21
The Prospect.


From every section and through every
channel, we have cheering adriees Ilth
regard to tie Presidential canvass. Men
Of widely diverse traditions, proposes
sions, end sympathies, concur in the as
surance that the right chord has Oeen
touched, substantial union Of the Oppo-
sition secured, by the Domipation of LIN
colin and HAMLIN In no State that 70
ted for Fremont and Dayton is there a
serious doubt of Republican triumph in
Nosember. These gi7e Us IA Electoral
Votes, to which-Kansas being most un'
rishtoously kept out-Miueso'a "a new
State) will certainly add a, making lis.
We shall need 81 more to elect Lincoln
by the People; and for these we shall
have to look to the following States:
New Jersey Indiana ld
Peunsy ylvania q Illinois II
Oregon 3
Every one Of these we believe Lincoln
and Haulin will carry, and We do not
despair of adding Delaware to the list
making their Electoral Vote 179-to rs
for all others.
Thus fer, ne have not counted on diVi
sion OF our opponents. but assumed tha
they wil put their best foot foremost ant
give US the best fight that is in them. l
they divide, or stay divided, and run twC
rival tickets. the contest will be over be
fore it is fairly begun Ifibnme.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

John Browns Raid upon Harrers Ferry
The Democratic party which but ie =
months ago made the very Welkin ring
with their slanderous charges that the
Republican party vas interested with the
fanatic, JohG Brown, in bis raid at Har-
pet's Ferry, have had their bubble pune
turted by an investigating committee ap
pointed by themselves, which, at the con
clusion Of long and searching investiga
ton, have reported that there is not AM
evidence that any one knew anything o
John Browns intentions except himsel
and company. Thus ends their sill,
mares nest. Aud now, ike set O
school boys, made wiser by Jogging, the,
stand abashed and blu.hing at their OIL
folly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

OF The Oxygenated Bitters. have no
equal as tonic medicine. They coDtsin
no alcohol, and are especislly adapted to
the delicate constitution of fem ales, suffer.
ing FROM debility, or Con- sOy derange-
nent of the natural functions.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

nag Every man can and should do
something for the public, if it be only to
kick piece of orange peel into the road
from the pavement
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

BTIt is general remark that all
classes of persons are ever ready to give
their opinions. We think the lawyers
must bo exceptedi they sell theirs.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21
Who is "Foster of Pennsylvania

The correspondent of the North Anser-
ican writing from Washington under
late of May 23. gives the following in
form ation;--"M Wendell appeared be
fore the Covode Committee tbis morning,
and testified that $3.50 bad Leen paid to
"FoSter. Of PennSylUanaa," Oh the 22d Of
Septen Der, l653. as appeared By his
hand book and the accounts Of the Bank
Of the Metropolis. When asked ii be he Is
any other Foster than the present candi
date for Governor, who had been can
didate for Congress against Mr.. Covode
at the time the check was given, be said
No" He also proved that a larger sun
had been given for use in Pennsylvania
and probably in Fosters district, to Mr.
Witte, ex member Of Congress, who /:
.ummoned as a witness, and may proba
biz euighten the Con mittee as to his ex
penditures.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

Slanders issuing from red and beauti.
ful lips. are like foul spiders crawling
from the blushing heart of rose.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

The Hon. George Asbmuu, President Of
the Convention and others of the Com
mittee.
sg The above letters will doubtless DC
read with avidity. Mr.. Lincoln's letter
is siDgularly terse and comprehensive
That of Mr.. HamliD is marked by some
very just and appropriate reflections up,
on the leading object of the Repulican
party, happily illustrated by reference to
the State from which our candidate for
President is taken. Our candidates are
now fairly in the field, and We have moth.
ing to do but to 90 forward and elect
them, and We intend to do it. Every
sign is propitious, end every omen beck.
OPS US to victory. With such candidates
such cause, and such chances as ours
We know 10 such word as fail.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-21

A similar letter was sent to tho nomi-
nee for tie Vice Presidency, to which tie
following is the reply:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.

few days since. NJ. las. n. Bradle, Of Hunts.
vile, Aiahama. called on Us aud gave US permission
TO publish ot the benefit Of suffering humanity, Inc
astonishing cure which had been effected in the case
Of his wiie ny the usc Of Dr. Hanccs Vegetable Epi.
lcplic Pills. He informed us that a. Tho time Ii. VIE
commenced using the medicine her system was 80 On.
ifry pfo,falei BY the number Of spasms she had on.
deironc. as 70 reduce her weight 70 100 lbs. Since
she has been taking the pills. she has entirely got ssr
The spisms and has gained IN weight aud bodiy health
She weighs at least 900 lbs and declares sbe /.
N better enjoyment Of health than ever before IN her
he Mr. Besde also related the case % Mr. Harrison
lhghttoot Of the town. who has been entirely Gu.
red Of The worst form Of Epilepsy BY these same pit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

sEE the undersigned successors Of ]. c. Webb &
W Co, having this day associated ourselves iog,.
Their under Tie and style u Webb & Dickson, Ii
carry on lie Drug business la HilsbOrOugl, respect.
fully solicit the patronage Of friends aud the public
generally, as i Is our intention and expeciion 10 merit
their custom by strict attention 10 our business We
shall keep constantly hand full assortment OF Pure
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-SluIs, Fancy Ar
fles. Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
and all other articles 10 our line, which We feel sure
we sell on accommodating terms as they can be
bought elsewhere especial care will be given 10 put
Ting up prescriptions al ali hours.
]. &. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
mary !. .i--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

A CONFERENCE.-The Fayetteville Obser-
yer says:-A friend has handed to ~ for no
tee counterfeit SlO bill On the Asheyille
Branch OF the Bank Of Cape Fear. Ii pro.
bdbie that We have heretofore noticed the
same emission. but another mention OF ii
may serve TO pat our readers on their guard
1t is dated Oct. 1, 1885. No. s9s. The sig
natures Of the President aud Cashier appear
T. be engraved, and the initials Of the Cash.
ier's name, instead Of running into each 9th,
er. as in the genuine bill, are entirely separa-
ted. The paper is fmsy; and the print
pale, especially Of the signatures and large
rs aud los in the corners. The word Ashe.
vile Is spelt Aslisile. the being omitted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
DEMOCRACY or ORANGE.

'hE Democrats Of Orange County, are requested
:, 70 meet at the Court House in Iillsborough, on
tuesday 81 next february Court, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates 10 the State Convention d, Raj
eigh which meets the sth OF March next, 10 Eomi.
nate Democratic Candidate for Governor; and also
70 appoint delegates to the District Convention mich
meets At Ffanklinton On the 9th u March next 10
appoint two delegates and two alternaes to attend the
National Democratic Convention, which meets a,
Charleston, on the .3ld Of April next, 10 eliminate
Democratic candidates for President and Vice PIes-
dent OF the United States. Several gentlemen are ex.
pected TO address the meeting.
MANY VOTERS.
Jan. Is. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
NOTICE REMOVAL.

Il RESPEcTfTLI.Y call the attention Of the patron,
Of Mis Owen and my self, aud the public generally
70 our removal cm the old stand to the house recent
y occupied by Mr.. Peter Is. Ruilin east Of The cvur
House, on The same side Of the law offices of Mr. John
W. Norwood and Nj. Henry X Nash, aud intend Ia
cary on The same character u business il which We
have had The pleasure to ourselves and satisfaction 10
our customers Ia suiing them and Iespee fully solicit
a continuance Of their patronage
! We are aware u tie retired location Of The new
stand, aud trust that al those of cur friends from lie
country ~" not overlook when they are looking out
lor goods as We intend 10 do the best Tor them in Of
ierns good variety Of the newest sts les of good qua
ny o. goods Al the smallest advance that can be aoid
ed The rent 81 the present store being more layofa
be viii enable Us 10 se goods upon the most reason.
able terms, and thus semuneiaie all those Who will
walk few steps TO sec The advantage that Ia
dies viii especially enjoy in seeking out a retired To-
cation IA shopping Is apparent. they will mol be 90
exposed y plnmlscuous crowd In addition 10 the
foregoing a.eHenis, the stock viii lie gotten up with
view OF mseiing possible, all the wants OF
ladies, consequently they may make their purchases
with mufe comfort and less fatigue 10 hemseIyes as
they will not be under Tie necessity Of looking from
place TO place. In a word we d1sign 10 make il
Convenient place OF resort only in goods but Mis-
Oven will be furnished with al late fashions for
Dresses, Msniles and finished and unlIiinmed Bon
nets, also pattern bUnneis 10 Trim by besides having
the assistance o young lady of 10 make up for
ihose who wish 10 get their Articles eiiLer made up
entire illed
10 addition u general assortment % Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, We iniead 10 keep on baud full
variety 81 hest Articles IN the peiiumeIy line such as
Superior soaps Hair Oils Toilet and Tooth Powders
Tooth aud Hair Brushes, Combs of every description,
together With Family Medicines, Dye.sluiIs, de-, &C.
India Preserves and Canned Flesh Fruits and common
Coniecionaties segars, &C. A good quality Of Gro-
cefes can be found II an times. II j. proper also 10
state TINT inclined 10 take as many Of the arli.
cies either in barber for cash. Of the farmers as can
DC disposed Of OF consumed by my own family and
bOatdeis, walca viii be considerable quantity, aud
IN this way We vii be allie 10 IecpfocIe Irajes. Cali
a, tic rev stand and Try lis merits.
Respectfully,
II. l.. OWEN.
Hiil.borough, Jan. 49, 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, February 8, 1850.
TOWN ELECTION.

The election in this place on Saturday last for Ma
gslrate Of Police and Commissioners for the own re-
suited in the choice oflhe following persons:
Andrew Murdoch, Esq, Magistrate Of Police.
Josiah Turner. SEN, William r.. strayhorn. James
u Tarrentne, A. w. Hedgepeth, Thomas G. Hayes,
Henry N. Brown, and II. G. strowd Commissioners
Al the session Of the Board in the evening John
Laws was reelected Town Treasurer, aod Charles L
Cooley, Town Constable aud Collector.
Col. William McCauley was appointed Weigh Mas
Ter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

Mr. Lghtoors case was 50 bad that he never passed
week without having an attack, often failing down
~ Tue street. lie has not had attack for more than
year. MI Beade thinks that If the pills ever fail 10
cure case, i Is for the want Of proper perseverance
on inc part OF the person in taking them, as he feels
assured from observation in the Of his wife, tina, If
hey are taken for sufficient length Of time they will
cure any case Sent 10 any part d the country BY mail
On tne receipt OF remittance Address sETm sHAscR,
lug Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md. Price, one box,
SS. two, IS; twelve, 1874.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

RAILROAD IRON MAINE To LOUISIANA
A despatch from Chattanooga SAYS that the
gap 10 the Mississippi Railroad was flushed
on Saturday, and the connection through TO
New Orleans is aow complete. The time
between New Orleans and Philadelphia by
this route will be only eighty hours. By
the completion Of this link there is now a
continuous railroad IRON Hanger, Maine, 10
New Orleans. except four short ferries, at
Hudson r,ver. the sasquehanns. the Potomac.
aud James river. This vast CHAIN of rail-
way j. composed Of eighteen independent
roads. costing in the aggregate, Tor . sol
miles Of road. s92, "a ,Osl. or nearly one
tenth Of the whole railway system Of the u
niied States, Of which ,996 miles are used
10 this continuous line.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

MELANCHOLY AccIDEsT.-We learn tina,
yesterday afternoon George NJ. Wright, a
very interesting little boy, son Of WIN. A.
Wright. Esq. Of this town. fell into dry
well in the yard attached To his fathers res.
idence. When taken out he was found 10
have sustained such injuries on the head as
rendered recovery impossible. lie died this
morning, having been insensible since receiy-
Ing The injuries Of which he died.
Little George was bright eyed. intelIi.
gent little fellow, about four years old, and
quite pet with everybody. His parents
have the Warmest sympathies Of this com.
munity. Wilmington Jouraal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

Gov. Houston has transmitted TO the Leg
stature Of Texas. the resolutions Of the lie.
glslature Of South Carolina, covered by a
Message. ia which, he opposes a Southern
Convention.
resolution has been introduced into the
Legislature. endorsing the Governors views,
on the ground that Texas surrendered her
independence to the Federal UuioA. and was
unwilling to give up that Union on any EN-.
ergency not deemed sufficient To authorize
Sc important step.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
Glorious News for the Farmers.

tENHE American Company's GUANO, from Jarvis
d Bakers Islands, is better than best Peruvian
and $40 ton less in price,
-Four dollars worth Of this Guano made last year
TWENTY-FIVE dollars more cotton than an adjoining acre
with Peruvian Guano.
Equally good for all crops Astounding in lime, 10 be-
nefit the ald permanently.
supply now on hand, and constantly kept for sale
as low as any where ia the United States.
Also on hand Best Peruvian GUANO.
More New Sewing Machines,
with all recent improvements. This is the Machine
that will continue to give satisfaction, as experience
proves.
Also Sewing Machine Oil, and Silk, Twist and Cot
ton Threads, Of the best kinds.
JAMES WEBB.
February. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
speaker EIected-our reader, will doub,

SPcaher EfeCteu-Our readers VIII doubtless
be graiiied - see, BY our Congressional summary that
the "ong agony is over and that the House Of Re.
personalities has been organized BY ,he cleo lion Of Cow
Pennington, Of New Jersey as Speaker. Mr.. Penning-
ton. though Republican, is not ultra In his notions
and the defeat Of Mr. sherman affords qualification, as
il i regarded as check to his party and rebuke 10
endOrsers Of Helper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
The Manufactures of the South
MUST BE SUSTAINED.

WE make the above declaration, and shall, SO fll
a is consistent with the wants Of our patrons
stand square upon this platform. NORTH CARO-
LIMA cAsslMEREs will be introduced into our es
ablishment in ies days; aud we shall make he same
10 measure IN The highest style Of They only need
10 be handsomely cut, well made and trimmed ,cifs
real Merchant Tayigrs Tnm1lags, and they will kos
we'll
We are now about completing extensive arrange.
men's fof The introduction Of large quantities Of these
goods into southern Houses -- numbering ia ali
eighi. in NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA -
most Of shich have been established upwards ofiuen-
y yet Retailing from these establishments over fgs
bundled thousand dollars north Of Clothing and Gen.
lemens furnishing Goods annually = large capital
hiieho employed in Northern purchases. will hereaG
ter be used and distributed among our 0ra peQpie.
GEO. AIKEN, Esq, Of our Richmond Va House,
firm Keen. Baldwin & willams,) is now il Europe,
where he has been located since September last This
enables Us 10 conduct trade nearly Independent Of
de North as could well be imagined.
Our long experience among The citizens Or Norlh
Carolina and virgnil-the well known character and
standing Of establishment. renders unnecessary
lo refer - any way 70 the nsnifoJ ADJ we pos
sess over Others Of less experience sni practical know
ledge 10 the CLOTHING TRADE.
Endelsofing heretofore 10 meet the wants Of the
people anil % conduct business acceptably 10 our
numerous patrons. We respectfully soici, liberal pa
honlse fiOm the citizen. d Moth aud South Carolina
o.. BALDWIN. Proprietor oil
The Geailemans Clothing AMI Ouifiins Establish.
men,, IS Market st., Wilmington, n. c.
January 30, 1850. as-lv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
III a II n / ED

10 this place. on Tuesday the 9Th Of January, by
the Rev. l.. X. Willie. Mr.. WILSON d. ROUfoN
Of Oxford. to'Miss MARIA L. PARKS, Of this place.
Near Chapel Hill, on Thursday the 22d Of Decem.
Der, by W.. Hogan, Esq, Mr.. JOHN \. CHEEK to
Miss MARYANN STRAIN.
On Friday TIE 81 instant BY the same, Mr.. BART.
LET BISHOP 10 Miss CATHARINE II. McCAU.
LEY, all of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
NEW TAN YARD.

TsHE subscribers have commenced the TANNING
BUSINESS at their place half mile from w Gibbs
Douglass Factory, and prepared 10 receive hides
to tan on shares or they will pay the market pnce for
them.
Having employed an experienced hand to conduct
Their business, they feel confident II being able 10 give
general satisfaction.
lsHAM PARRISH & son.
January 30. 27-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
LATE FROM EUROPE.

haiiax, February 2.
The steamship America. from Liverpool
on the 9Th ultimo, arrived here to-day.
The Spanish army ia Morocco had al
yanced TO within league Of retuan, a strong
" fortified and walled town, containin,
about " 900 inhabitants, aud il would short.
u be bcsieged by land aud water.
u was still asserted that the Peace Con.
gress would be assembled about the 18th d.
February Al Paris.
Il was fully believed al Vienna that the
Austrian Government would interfere omen.
" and actively in Genital Italy in iaver ii
the exiled Grand Dukes, aud tie PaDal Cd.
,ernment. and the pastoral Of the Archbishop
as published in the Wemar Zeitung con.
firms this fact.
Il was rumorei IN English military cir
cles that the militia OF EHgland would be
disbandcd early in the sprung.
The Paris PAYS intinates that Affairs are
daily improving IN France, not ouiy IN the
relations u the Government with Rome, but
al,owith England. which ace daily becoming
mufe intimate.
The Vienna Gazette Publishes an imperial
decree allowing the testimony Of the Jews
the same value as that Of Christians. Thi.
measure Is considered as preliminary TO al.
lowing them civil aud political rights.
Its noW known that Lord coalcy's mis-.
sion to London was 10 resume negotiations
between England aud France. which we're
interrupted BY Count Walcwski. The basis
Of these negssiations was the principle az
non.inter,enton IN the affairs Of Italy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

A tenement house on Elm street, New York, occu.
pied by twenty.iOur families, was burnt.on Thursday
night last, and between 20 and 80 persons were burnt
init; several others weieserously injured by Jumping
from. the windows.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

Mr.. Hoffman, Of Maryland, was elected Sergeant at
arms.
The postal deficiency bill was introduced. Il provides
six per cent. interest from date The amount due con-
tractors will probably be passed the coming week. Ad.
journed to Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
January 4th, lee0.
INDUCEMENTS FoR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed to avail themselves Of an opporto.
nifty OF buying goods at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
| A LTHOUGH my Stock 81 Goods Is yery little If
"A any less desirable at present than when it was
hrst opened IN the beginning Of the season; vet as
ne Character Of aigeportion Of the stock Is Of tha
description Of goods that depeeate in value by change
Of fashion II carried over for anothet fall trades deem
II the best policy TO make the sacrifice at once and thus
MAKE room 70 repenish with full assortment of csa
and fashionable goods each season. The advantage IA
suen plan Is apparent TO all rejecting persons who
give any attention to such matters, as il enables a
merchant 70 oter to his customers the newest styles
% goods, besides saving an accumulation Of interest
Which Is the necessary result Of dead capital conss.
queny an active exchanging OF the stock is of mutual
advantage both to the buyer and seller. The preseut
stock y entirely resh il having been purchased durnr
The fall season.
Among the stock will be found some Of the most de-
sabie staple as well as Fancy Goods that will be
sold very cheap Bleached and Unbleached shirt
ings, iilsh Linens ia Cotton and Linen Sheengs-
IN The latter AN unusually good bargain can be had
was purchased at auction at greatly reduced price
me cheapness Of which the chief inducements
venture 10 deal in such article, as persons wLow.p
such goods do mol expect to find them in a Villa.
store.
Superior Fannels-Among this lot will be found a.
Shaker Quaker and Rodgers non. shrinking Engfi.:
Flannels, besides all the styles OF American make
iwIiled and Plain Red Flannel and Spun silk Unde,
shirts Tor gentlemen; also, Ladies' Merno Vests lae
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets and be.
quality OF shoes for both men aud women, Ladies'
Ira quality Morocco and French Cashmere Cater
made up 10 order by the first manufacturers Of Phil
deiphia.
la Genilencns articles will be found an excelL.
variety OF Cloth, Cdssimeres, Sanets, Lakeshore Co
slneFes and Jeans, and 0yereoats The great ya,ie
q Ladies Fsucy Articles will render it too tedious
mention. Please call and examine the stock, a. Va
may be assured that if you require goods between H.
dhd spinS It will be to your interest 10 do So as
desirable 10 reduce the stock before the spring tlal
sets in.
N Blades will please observe that opened som.
beautiful styles Of Dress Goods, and French Worke
md Na!encIne Lace Collars and Inside Cgpes, Chi.
ifens Irish Popln, and ReaJy-Made Clothes, All d.
which will be Offered at their original cost The French
WORK Is Of The incest quality, which would ienlar it
more desirable 10 sell il off even at the sacrifice pro-
'osed above than that they should remain on hand IN
a another season Hoping the ladies win give some
attention 10 the above,
am, respectfully,
ii. L. OWEN.
Hillsborough, January 10. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08

Mr. CiImer's speech.-In our frs, pase will
be nnd patriotic and interesting speech delivered at
che great onion Dinner to the Hon. Battle Peyton il
PhiladeIPhia. We recommend ii 10 the attention Of
our readers