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Ilalotrdy's Ointment aud Piis--SpHioHs Prspara.
Hgas Counefeiis Of these celebrated remedies may
he instantly detected. Unless the words Holloway
New York and London" arc distinedishable as va
,erinak on each leaf 81 The hook 81 directions arrom
panyns tho preparations The ARTICLES sfe fraudulent
Etysipeias, OF 81. Anihonys Fire. Salt Rhcum. Neu
salsis, and acute OF chronic rheumatism, sHicng
ths external diseases or which the Ointment alt
sou,s ohetaut and Indigestion with ~ IL painiu
cnncomsnis i siTeetuslls disposed Of By the use O
The Pills They arc At caihattic, disnectan,. 81
terntive and restorative.
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Beuiah Bsyud A.sociaiion.-Th.

Bcuian BApUf AssOciattOn.-The 9Th
annual meeting II the Benlah Baptist Association
convened with the Bsps, Church in this place on Fri.
day last.
The Introductory Ssm1n was prslrhed by Elder
=. q. Mason, Of Yaacsyville.
At o'clock, p NJ, the ministers and delegates met,
and The Association organized by eieeting Elder
8. @. Mason. Moderator Elder L. II. shuck. Clerk,
and Nc. n. G. stroNd, Assistant. AAer the reading
u the Church letters. the Association proceeded regy
Lrly % business
The Association we're graiiGeJ 10 in attendance.
as visiting brethren. Dr.. g. w. Samson. President Of
colupbian Collage Elder W. N. wingaie, President
d Wake Forest College. Elder ". 4. sumner. Cor.
responding Secretary q the Domestic Mission Boa ~
Eller RI. 2. Nsrsbe. Corresponding sects,ary Of the
Board u the Baptist state Convention, Elders ]. j.
James aud J. $. Wallhsll. Editors Of the Biblical Re-
sorier. and suody other brethren in The ministry.
twenty-five DOT Of the iwenty.6y churches com.
pfsing The Association. represented by letters and
dslegsies Two new churches, constituted within the
past year. peioned cor admission into The Association
and wsrs received as constituent members.
The sessions d The Association sere very harmoni.
Gus and interesting.
AssociatiOnal Missions were made the prominent
Object 10 the Deliberations 81 the body An effort
made % set On foot plan that would give more eff
cheney 10 missionary abor and eolporisge within their
bounds. An Executive Board composed of Messrs.
James Poteat. Wa. Les. Al. Graves, j. " LiId.ey,
s. A. Powell. 7. D. Oldham. and q. ". Thompson,
was appointed. and authorized spPoi missionaries
and coporers % receive and dsbursc funds. &C.. and
requested NEE, least four times DUNG the ysaf.
at such LINES col plsees IS may be ssrsed upon by
them. snd report % the Association.
Other business Of much Importance wss transacted.
The Presbyterian and Methodist ehIrche, rendered
the Of their houses q worship, which seeepl.
cd nilh pleasure. and vote 81 thsnks returned BY The
Association, and also 10 the citizens Of Hilsboroush
aud vicinity for their kindness and hospitality in re-
rei,ins and entertaining cordially ~ The delegates
and sisilofs.
The Association adjournsd on Monday. II hslEpa.i
> oel9ck, r. w.. % meet sgan on Fndsy before the
second sunday in August, 1851 with the Friendship
Dsptsi Church. Stokes County
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SINGULAR fEEaK ~ l.IsHTSfsG.- A Young
lady was struck BY lightning while skimming
milk 10 cellar, IN Cortland county. n. ",
on Saturday last The fluid struck her on
her sale. tearing her apron into shreds. pass.
ing through her dress and upder.clothes-
melting one Of her hoops-io her hip, thence
down her leg, tearing her stocking on one
side in places from one half TO one inch apar,
until il reached the heel. when il entirely
destroyed that portion 81 her hnsr. and rent
her shoe into numberless pieces. Strange to
say. she escaped with comparatively little
injury.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New Yolk. August 5.
The Australasian, with Liverpool inteli-
gence TO the 18th ultimo, has arrived here.
Eleven thousand French troops had been
dispatched TO Syria. Thrty-hye hundred
English troops and an English fleet were
about to follow. Abdel Kader has been spo-
ken Of for Goyernor Of Syria.
Ii has been reported that an official tele-
gram announces the conclusion Of a treaty
between the Marunites and the Druses, but
this lacks confirmation.
IL is authoritatisely stated that Garibaldi
has captured Melazzo.
The King Of Sardinia has resolved upon
sending an autograph letter to Gsrlbaldi. re.
questing him not 10 attack the continental
possessions of the King Of Naples.
The British military authorities recon-
mend an increase Of the army. Parliament
was expected 4 adjourn the third week in
August. Lord Palmerston's speech on the
national defences Of Great Britain had caus-
ed great uneasiness.
ST. Johns. y. =. Aug. 5.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool
on the 25th and Queenstown on the 26Ih,
passed Cape Race on Friday night.
Ii was reported that the Conference on
Swiss Affairs has been indefinitely adjourn.
ed.
There had been some revolutionary de-
mnnstrations at Naples.
Il was reported that the great Powers
would hold conference al PARIS 10 relation
10 the state Of Affairs in Syria.
The Porte has notified the Western Pow
crs Of a conclusion Of peace between the
Druses and the Maronitcs; but promises. me-
yertlieless, to act with the utmost rigur a.
gainst the authors Of the late massaeres 10
Syris.
Ii is reported that the Porte had protested
against the Intervention Of France in Syria,
and that the expedition hAd been stopped.
The Sandman Government consents "a
Garibaldis proposition for a truce 81 siH
months with Naples.
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The mission Of the American Baptist I'm
ion among the kareRs. in Burmah, has a
wonderful history. Only thirty years ago.
the first convert was baptized. and nov The
number Of Church members is over fifteen
thousand. and the natives under regular
christian instruction amount TO more than
100000. The station al foungoo was COM
mepced about seven years ago. BY native
preacher. and in two years there numbered
IN that place 1000 converts. The Rev. Dr..
Binney. sometime President Of the Colum-
bisn College in Washington city. is at pre-.
sent prominently connected with this pros.
porous mission.
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Kcnnclh Rayncr.-The w,.hInsion N.

Kenneth Rayncr.-Tbe Washington tN.C)
Tine. understands that Kenneth Rsyner, who in 1910
and fas sometime after wss Distinguished Wing. and
% Iss years q doubtful position no. now gone over 10
The Yaneey wing ofihe Democratic patty. and viii ad,o.
cate the Breckinfidse ticket, The Tine, adds =" Il
has M. been long since NJ. Rayner W.. denounced by
Tho Democracy AZ sboi,onisi and traitor 10 III
south, Wonder what lhsy think Of him nov :"
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Da,ld.on,collcse We le.la l,sn d. Chr

Davi dson's oiIcge. We lcsrn from The Char.
Io,,s Dullslin that meeting u the Board ~ Tfus.
tee, Of Davidson College. held in that town last week
Prof Vim. II. wailil, Of the University q Georsii,
Va. elected Professor 81 Greek. and Lsui. George ".
Edgs,. u the North Carolina Military Institute PROBES.
sor Of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy IN Davidson
College
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A NOVEL BEr.-Ihe publishers Of the La
Crosse Union and Democrat challenged the
proprietors oi the La Crosse Republican to
bet office against office. each valued al from
$4,000 to $4,000. tina, Douglas would carry
the States Of Illinois aud Wisconsin, and
also $4,000 worth ui real estate that Douglas
would be the next President. These bets
have been accepted BY the proprietors Of the
Republican.
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EMce the Music!

A Ill persons having claims against the ORANGE
q GUARDS will present them TO Lieut.. JOHN w.
GRAHAM, Chairman Of Finance Committee. Those
indebted 10 them will please settle Immediately with
Mr.. John 4. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer OF the Com
pany.
J. d. WILTON, Secy Q. G.
August IS. 55-lw
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORsNGE CurNTY.
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1863.
Williamson D. H5lioaay0
kinchen Feathers. original attachments istita
and on
Eisin NJ. lIslf. 4 G.. gruts.

kinchen Icathefs,
NJ annentinr 20 the satisfaction Of the Court that
de ,etrn4ani, kinehen Lratbers, has removed out
II die county 40 thai thc ordinary ptccUss Of ltw can.
not lie served on. him: Il y thttehre ordered by the
Gopn, that PUBLICATION hc mide ~ Tue hni.rnfough
gecoFl., ~ sis.sesks. notifying tie said knchrn
frshrts that ullrss liz appears Ut the nrNt term II
III. CONT tube held 1t ihe court house 10 llsborough
an the frnfih Monday 10 August neat then aud there
10 tspr,y aud plead according law. he viii te pro-
rre,e, against IN the same manner II be hid been
pt,sd With process anil had failed to appear and plead.
Witness Gedrse Laws. Click Of our said Couii, at
Office in llillsbofo0gh, the 9TH Monday 10 Nav 1850.
GEORGE LAWS, {. G.. G.
tanc ~. Pa ne 81 uU.l i1--GN
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BLoopy ArFRaY--Dr. Jordan. residing near
smithyille. Glay county. Missouri. was al
tacsed on the Goth 81 July il q store ID that
town BY five men. The doctor drew pistul
aud shot three ol MS assailants dead. and then
gave himself up 70 The authorities. who jus
tiled his action on the ground Of lis being in
selfdrIence.
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MIR. Secretary Csss.-I, !, gratifying % learn
from the National inelgencef that Mr. Secretary Cas-.
reached Washington 10 excellent health, ~ Friday
evening lss after b. recent snurn al The NoEh This
l. .uiien, nfuisiiOn Of The reports Of bic extreme
Hines and intended 70. gnaiion.
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
4 ROOM TO THE SICK

The wan, Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills AID
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity ard
entirely free from mineral and other deticIi6us
PARTICLES severely felt Until this all pow erfu med
rine ushered inio the world HoIloWays ir,alu-
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of all
ntons. Their attribute is to FaEyLNT as we'll ss 10
cent; they attack the tadiX root Of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden Of disease re-
nygnrae aud restore the dropping energies Of the sys
TEN. assisting nature 10 her task Of vital and unctn
ary reformation.
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Carpenters, look at this

VNHE members Of Little River Congregation have
1 concluded to repair their Church, BY putting in q
new aoor weaherboard and add twenty feet to the
length Of the present building The job will be let to
the lowest bidder, eleven O'Clock on Saturday the
first day September At the Church Specifications
made known on the day of letting.
BY order Of the Board Of Deacons.
TH0S. WILSON, Sec'y.
August g. So
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Aneihcs Resignation. - Dr. 7. W. Keen.
Of Rockingham Democratic Eleetor for The 9Th district,
has resigned that position r The that Douglss
sni john son are his Gft choice snd he considers them
tho regular nominees o. The Democratic Party.
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0rdered By ne Court, That publication be made in
the Hilsborough Recorder fr six weeks, notifying the
owners, those interested in the above lots o land
that unless the laxes are phi! before The next
term Of this Court, they will he solj according In w
TO satisfy the amount due, together with tue Of
these proceedings.
Witness, George Laws Clerk Of sail Cuuii. the
fourth Monday Of NAV, 4. ID. ls50.
GEORGE LAWS, {. c. &.
July Z. 4g-Gw
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE IuuNrY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term. 1860.
Samuel Cole, } ori-iaai dl'ast"eat
p. trf.f M
Thomas Warren Lal4.

u u -
Hy. teEis8 o9
Thomas Warren Laaa.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Couri that the
defendant. Thomas Warren. has removed cut 81 the
State or - absronds conceals himself iai the o
binary process Of law cannot be served o. him. II Il
therefore ordered by tic Count, that publication he made
in the Hllsb0rOugh Recorder for weeks. Notifying
tile said Thomas Warren that uUis-- be appear al
the next term OF this Court, to lie held at the cout
house in Marlborough. nn the fourth MONDAY ia Au-
gust next then and there 70 repevy and plead accord
ing 10 law, he will be proceeded against in The
manner Il he had been served with process and bad
failed TO appear lni plead.
Witness. George Liws, Clerk Of out said Capri. a.
office il Hlllsbotorgh, thc fourth Monday If Mas,
4. d. is6u. GEORGE LAWS, &. c. C.
June 10. Pts fec 50 0g.l ij-6N
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The wes,mlns,cr ReyIcw co. IsIy con

tains, L. Strike. Their Tendencies aud Remedies. ..
The Min on the Rloss. .. Rowlinsons Dsmp,on Lee.
,ar,s &c 1853. d The ros, OiIice Monopoly. b.Aty
schsae. 0. The Irish Education Question. ?. Ger.
many IL Strength and Weakness. z. Thoughts IN
Aid q Path. Q. Griessnees Of Hungarian Catholics.
10. The French Pres. VI. Contemporary Literature.
Pablishei BY Leonard Scott a Co.. New York,
Price - per annum Icr any one Of the Reviews o.
Biaekwopd o. any Two d The works, 81 for Black.
wood and the four Reviews, $40
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THE oxYGENATED BITTERs.--As remedy
Cor Dyspepsia Of Indigestion know Of prepare.
ton more effective and satisfactory IN is operation than
The Osygenaied Bhiers. We have bad occasion to use
tl,ese Biiiers and from cur experience We eunyin.
red 81 their efficacy IL relieving Dyspepsia Thsy are
fsf sale by Druggists generally. - fOriagioH too
Times, 1prii IL, 1890.
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AWFUL CALAMITY. "A dreadful accident
occurred Yesterday evening on the farm Of
Mr.. Pettis. about one mile southwest Of Te-
cumseh village. Mr.. John Lowe, one Of the
proprietors Of threshing machine. was at
Mr.. Pettis's with the machine. and had been
thrpshing wheat. Mr.. Lowe himself feeding
the machine. Por some cause the speed of
the machine had been Stacked. aud Mr.. Lowe
for some purpose stepped over the cylinder
from the usual position u The feeder. and as
he moved to return he called 10 tie driver 10
put on more speed again. aud stepping over
the cylinder he fell upon the feeding apron
with Ills legs against the revolving teeth. In
moment his left leg was ground on above
the knee, and his right foot was taken of a
little above the ankle. The shock, with the
loss Of blood. was such that the unfortunate
man rapidly sunk, and died in the night.
Adrian (Nich.l Wdfehfoper
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More New Goods.
Little River Institute.

TIE Fall Session, 1860, Of this Institution will
= commence on the 9th day Of July, under the in
structiun of j. L. Brewer. Students will be admitted
at any time and charged from the time Of entrance to
the end Of the session. No allowance will be made
ot absence, except for proracled sickness or special
contract. The school is located in Orange county ten
miles north Of Htsborough, in a moral, religious and
healthy neghbOrhood. Board can be had in respecta.
bic families al dollars per month, including every
thing necessary for a student.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, Sc 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
Latin, Algebra, &c. :.... is 90
n. p. HALL, JOSEPH W. Mckee, 4
+. 6. WILSON, JAS. ALLISON, IS
T.. b. RAY. e. WILSON. fSS
GEO. q. RAY, JS i
l.. w. HALL, Secretary.
June 5. 45-3mp
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There is nothing like fixed, steady aim,
with an honorable purpose. Ii dignifes your
nature, and insures your success.
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Rock Spring Academy.

1NHE fifth session Of this institution will open on the
25th Of July, SEQ, and continue for twenty weeks.
The Academy is situated ten miles southwest OF Hits.
borough and twelve niles west OF Chapel Ill., in
very moral and healthy community and where every
necessary requisite for procuring education is ex
tended. We prepare students for college, or for the
ordinary business OF life. The terms are as follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $50
English Branches. SIS
Board can be had at s37 per session including all
expenses. 7. ID. Oldham, James f Miner aud Others
will take boardeTs. They are living very convenient
For further particulars address
w. J. OLDHAM, Pymcipm,
Oaks, Orange County, y. G.
( June 90. 47.if
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VALUABLE PLANTATION,
For SAIF
AGENTS WANTED.

Fifty Dollars Month, and all Expenses paid.
A active Agent is wanted in every County in the
= United States and Cauadas TO solicit orders and
introduce our New National Double Thread $40 Sew
ing Machine. Warranted equal to any high priced
machine. Practical for every family, which makes it
the cheapest and most popular machine in existence
limited number Of responsible Agents wanted TO
travel and solicit orders by Sample, salary OF $50
per month and expenses. Business permanent As-
dress with stamp, for conditions and instructions,
j. w. HARRIS & Co,
Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston, Macs
July 25. 52-3m
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I NEWS ITEMS

General Walker. with five vessels and five
hundred men. sailed for Nicaragua on the
goth ult.. from Ruatan.
Jesse Boorn, aged &c years. was on We'd
nesday last sentenced by the United States
Court at Cleveland to five years in the peni-
tertiary for eounterfeiting.
Her Royal IIishness the Princess Freder.
lex William mas been safely delivered Of a
daughter. Her Royal Highuess and royal
infant are both doing we'll. This is Queen
Victoria's second grand child.
Senator Toombs. ia his speech at Warren.
ton. Georgia. on the Gath utimo, endorsed
Mr.. Bells suundness on the slavery question
most emphatically, declaring Mr.. Bell to be
!" as sound as himself"
Gov. Letcher, oi Va, is out for Douglas,
says the Charlottesville Review.
A scbooI-house in Marion, Lynn county,
Iowa. was struck by lightning last week, aud
three out Of seven children present we're in
stantly killed. The other four, with Miss
Kellogg, the teacher, were knocked sense
less.
Perfect religious liberty for all Protestants
has been proclaimed by the Legislative As
semblies Of Parma, Modena. Tuscany, and
the Legations - Naples. Venetia, and the
Papal States being now the only remaining
States ,ot Italy in which the free organization
OF Protestant congregations is still forbidden
There is Presbytery Of the North Of Italy
embracing Nice, Genoa. Leghorn, Florence.
Malta. Pau, and Cantoaes.
KThe st. Louis Democrat. speaking Of dis
union North and South, says:
- The Black Republicans in the North
pay the expenses Of Breckenridge meetings
lor the avowed purpose Of defeating Doug
las, by making fictitious exhibition Of
strength for the secession faction, which they
hope may have its influence in the Southern
States"
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EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS.

Dallas, July 81. 4
The excitement consequent upon the reye-
lations made by negroes under examination
continues undated. Already nearly huns
dred blacks have been arrested and examin-
ed separately before committee OF vigilance
appointed for that purpose. This committee
consists OF the most respectable and respon-
slble men of this county. whose proceedings
have been racterized by the utmost pru-
dence and moderation.
Monday, 23d.--An immense concourse Of
people from all parts of the country is here
awaiting the action Of the committee of vigi-
lahce. The stage came in from Waxahatch-
lie yesterday. bringing news OF the high state
OF excitement in that town. The conspiracy
and insurrectionary spirit extend to that place
in all the horrid forms contemplated in this
place. Throughout the country. so far as we
can learn, the same thing exists. The com
mittee Of vigilance has been in session all
day, and this evening they announced that
three Of the ringleaders Of the instruction
are to be hanged Tomorrow. h
Tuesday, 24th.-'rhis evening, at 4 o'clock,
the three ringeaders, Sam, Cato and Patrick.
we're escorted from the Jail, under strong
guard. to the place Of execution. An i'm.
mense concourse Of citizens and negroes as.
sembled. As they passed through the town
they surveyed with composnre the ruins Of
the once fourishing town that now lay a
blackened mass before them. II was Patrick
who fired the town, and the night after its
destruction glorided himself for the deed.
Sam Smith, SO called IRON the name Of his
master. was an old negro preacher. who had
imbibed most Of his yilainoos principles from
two Abolition preachers. Blunt and McKin-
ney. who lived 10 the country year before,
and had much intercourse with him. Cato
had always enjoyed bad reputation. They
were hung on the bank Of the river. above
town, and are buried beneath the gallows.
Investigations are still going on through
out the country. all Of which tend to confirm
the facts elected at this place.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED from the subscriber, on the l,h instant,
y a small MULE. dark iron-gray, white and
breast, small white spot side, and gear marks,
showing she had been worked. The above reward
will b. given 10 any person who viii return her 10
give such informant will enable 10 obtain
her. Ny address is Caldwell Postoiiee, n. q.
DAVID 5. ALLISON.
Angus, Is. 55-tf
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The great scourge Of this continent yields quickly 10
course Of ihese anse tic Pills and the digestive cr-
gins are restored 10 their proper tone; no matter in
eha hde1ns shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il.
.elG this searching and unetrng remedy dsrer.cs il
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County,
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term. 1860.

DICHARD NJ. JONES, sheriff Of Orange County.
~ returns into Court the following Town Lots which
have moi been listed for lax for the last years which
he proposes 10 sell 10 satisfy the amount due for taxes
on said lots, all lying in the town of Hsborough and
known in The plot Of said town as lois