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The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
Constipation, or Costiveness.

No one Of the many IFS flesh is heir to" is pre-
sllenl - Ilie ID eFstl,d anI much neglected as
Costiyensss Often originating III eargessness, seden
tlry HABITS it is regarded slight disorder Of Too lit.
Gle conaquence to excite anxiety while IN reality il il
ihe precursor and companion o many Of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases and unless early eaiSatrd it
will bring the sufferer 70 uniimely gave. Among
lie lighter evils Of hch casgeness. the usual atlend-
ant. are Headache, Cholic, Rheumatism. fou Breaih
Piles. and others of like nature, while long train o.
fshifui diseases such Malignant Fesers, Absrcsses
Uysrnfery, Diarrhnl, Dyspepsia. Apopeky. Epilepsy
Paralyeis. Hyslefia Hyppehendflsis Melancholy and
Insults fret indicate their presence in the system by
ibis alarming symptom. Not unfcquenty the diseases
named originate ii Constipation hut take on an nde
pendent existence unless the Is eraiicaied IN
early stage. From az these considerations il lolow'
that tie disorder shout receive immediate attention
whenever II occurs. and person shoul neglect L
get q box of Ceph c Pills On tue first appearance 0
ihe complaint their timely will eSpel the insid
ous approaches Of disease aud destroy this dangerous
foe 10 human life.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
THE LEGtsIAT,iRE.

Very little business, except the election
Of officers, has yet been done 10 our Lcgis.
lature ol general interest. A number Of
bills and resolutions on Federal relations
have been introduced aud referred to i COM
miitee raised on that subject.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill % amend the
charter Of Tie Fayetteville and Western
Railroad Company provides for the contin.
uation Of the road from It's present terminus
st the GoalGeIds 10 some point on the y. q.
Railroad.
Me-. Humphrey introduced bill TO per.
NIT free persons 0l color 10 choose their own
masters and become slaves.
Mr.. Turnrr, introduced bill TO incorpo.
rate the HIllsborough Military academy
and also a bill 10 incorporate the Orange
Light Infantry Volunteer company.
Mr.. Malkup. a bill 90 reofganize the mil.
itary system el the State.
In the Commons. Mr. Padgstt presented a
resolution for the election ot Justices Of the
Peace by the people.
Mr. Cheek, bill 70 prevent Tree negroes
from hiring or having control 81 slaves.
Me-. Kelly, bill 10 place On equal footing
the creditors of deceased insolsent debtors.
Mr. sIade, resolution 10 pas TO the Hills.
borough Military Academy the sum paid BY
that instlation lor arms ior the use VI The
cadets.
Mr.. Person reported from the Judiciary
committee bill topfcsen, the emancipation
of slaves by will, with amendments. This
bill was subsequently, read second and
third time, and under suspension 81 The rul'
passed is third reading.
Mr. Hill presented bill 10 incorporate
the Caswell Railroad Company, 70 build
railroad from Milton 20 the company's Shop
ON the North Carolina Railroad.
Mr.. lloke presented bill Tor arming lh,
State. Appropriates s2eO. 900 for The purpose
aud gives bonus Of se5. 900 10 any indiyidua
or company who shall establisha powder fac
tory. and guarantee TO supply the State Wit
The amount Of powder Il may demand.
Mr.. Guthrie presented bill 70 incofpc
rate the University Railroad Company.
The following appointments have been made ~ d
Lssi.isiufsf
Hon. George Howard, Of Wilson. Judg
q the Superior Court Cor the I'd Judicia
District.
Hon. n. s. French, Of Robeson, Judge ,
Che Superior Court for the 5ih Judicial Di'
trict.
Hon. ]. W. Osborne. Of mecklsnburI
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LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

TNHE Spring Session Of this Institution will com.
L menee January 7,h, 1861. Students will be ad
mitted at any time, and charged from the time Of en-
trance until the end Of the session, except 10 cases Of
protracted illness. The new Academy will be compile
led by the lst of February when the accommodations
and facilities will he equal 70 those Of any other school
Of the same order. Board ID respectable families near
the Academy, 81 per month, including washing and
all other necessaries. Terms Of Tuition, g. 10 and 10
dollars per session. Branches taught-Reading, Writ
ing, Spelling, English Grammar, Arithmetic Algebra
Latin &C. &c. No pains will be spared to promote
he interest and advancement Of boys committed to my
charge. r.. BROWER.
Doce,,be, n IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
THE AMERICAN
Medical Toilet and Receipt Book.

THIS book contains Recipes aud Directions for max
ing oil the most valuable iiediea preparations in
use; also Recipes and full and cxpri, directions for
making all the mlst popular aud useful Cosmetics,
Perfumes, Unguents, Hail Rsnr4iiNes, and all Toilet
Articles. II you are sullrins Silh any chronic dis
easc--if you wish brautiiai ronl Slon, fgr head
Of hair, smooth face. clear ski,. laxerani beard
or nousiqehe-or il you wish ri kluw anything aud
everything ID the Medical aod FmiEl line, you should
by al means perusc copy uf lids sak. For toll par
culirs, aud sample Of the work lur pcsusai, (fse)
address the publisher.
L. r. CHAPMAN,
40. s3l Broadway, AeN York.
November 9. di-3ln
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Mrs. LINCOLN IN Favor OF SLAVERY Will
il not seem strange TO our readers, says the
Charlottesville (yirginia) Review, to hear
that Mrs. Lincoln is a pro-slayery woman !
Yet we are recently informed by gentle
nan, who is near relative Of hers. and who
Is himself from a slave State, that such il
the fact. He knew her in Kentucky, where
they.both formerly lived. and on seeiRg hel
some weeks since, lie asked her ii she had
modified the opinions she formerly enter
tanned in favor of the institution: I: She re.
piled that she had not that, on tile contrary
her convictions in favor of il had strength
ened, since her residence in Illinois.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
II r W
! PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

Al IhllLS W SGtl IiL liMIlS.
n AGAIN announce to my customers and the public
a generally through the medium OF an advertisement,
that have purchased stock Of Seasonabie Goods at
advanced period of the upon the most favor
able TERMS and do not expect to ask but very sms u
per centage New York for them thus adapting
the prices to the dull times This system, IN connection
with the favorable terms upon which purchased my
goods, owing to the ateness Of the season. will enable
to 70 my customers a least twenty-five per cent.
In short will state that do not expect TO make mo-
ney this season. but have bought goods adapted TO the
wants Of the public, and keep my trade active BY sell
ing goods cheap.
The following named articles are at very reduced
prices, aud will defy competition, viz: Black Cloth
Clocks from SO TO Sl0 actually worth half as much
more; Square-cut and Long Shawls, fiom $3.50 TO S7;
Dress Goods from 5c. to the finest quality in the mar
ket Meas superior long shawls; Fannels, Saitnelts
Cassmees Cloths, Ready-Nlade Clothing, Ladies sad
Gents Shoes OF all grades, kerseys, Lnseys and Ne
gro Shoes Blankets, &c. & Sole Leather OF choice
quality, low rates In the Milinary line can offer
great Inducements all who would like TO beau
tlu Black Cut Velvet Bonnet, at little half
price, Having purchased these goods al greatly reduced
rates, no whv has looked for a Bonnet n my store
has gone away disappointed have also an endless
riety Of Head Dresses. In Black and Fancy Silks,
expect 10 meet the views Of any and every who may
desire 10 elegant Black Coored Silk the LAT.
ter especially purchased large lot OF aucDn pri-
q oil very cheap, These silks are Of the very
tes quality, and will be offered al the price Of inferior
qualities. And last. hat pol least can offer the most
approved bell-shaPed Hoop Skirts Of the empress
flyle an entire new design made Of the best watch.
steel springs.
Is the for parties and weddings Is approach.
! ing, Mrs OWEN would remind the ladies' thai she is
well prepared q supply their wants in every article in
ha line, and all orders to make up such articles will
he promptly executed In addition 10 her facilities in
HE fancy line she would also state that she has the
assistance Of fashionable young lady from Petersburg,
who will make up dresses in The most approved style,
or cut aud fl Bodies for those who buy Dress Goods
also rluaks cut or made Ii word she attes herself
that she is prepared to supply all the wants Of ladies',
both TO the material and making Of all garments,
thus making our establishment Of more Than ordinary
convenience for Indies. call al least is respectfully
oriled when you cone to Hillsborough looking for
desirable ssie.es.
- Store east Of the Court House, formerly occu-
pied by Mr. p. b. RufIin.
Respectfully, ii. l.. OWEN.
Nogember 6. 67-3w
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SEssr ~ SMAssAcmrsErTs.-T Springfield
Republican. the great Republican organ Of
New England, Acknowledges:
is, That the Republican party are mrong
in passing personal liberty bills; I'd, that
these bills are "pernicious.' and : 10 viola
ton Of the Constitution" and unjust to
the slave States Sd, that, the Republican
rnactmenis "mean notification" are "un-
constitutional in spirit, aud only fell TO be
bodily and squarely unconstitutional on Gar
rison'. ground, " because We (the Republi-
cans have not The courage 10 go the whole
and nuIlily the econstitulon bodily and square
W; 4th. that these personal liberty Law:
ought to be repealed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

TE,HE subscriber intends opening School IN Hills
Il borough January, SCI, 10 which will be taught
thorough course Of English, Music, Piano and Gli.
lar. Latin, Painting Wax-work, and the usual orna-
mentas 10 Female Schools
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Maps, Globes
Sc, will be provided Board for fifty young ladies can
Ne procured IA the town Six students from the
try can be boarded and educated without money.
Three competent Teachers are engaged.
Circulars containing terms tsery low and cou7ee o
studies ready in ew days. Patronage far and near
Is respectfully solicited.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
Noyember 30. 6Sll-
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Washington Dec. 10, 1856;

Washington Dec. 10, 1868.
The Senators from .al the slave States,
met in caucus at the Capitol on Saturday,
for consultation. Messrs. crittenden. Pow
ell and others, urgently applied.to the patri-
otic sentiments Of the South, to restrain pre-.
clptate action. No proposition was made
requiring vote, and the caucus adjourned,
all convinced that at least six States would
secede Immediately. The Missouri delega-
ton in consultation on Saturday night re-
solved that they would all stand by the I'm
ion until ultimately dissolved. Dark gloon
peryades the whole community.
The action Of Congress to-day is anxious
y looked Tor. Wilmiagioa Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

Judge Of the Superior Court for the 9th Ju-
dicial District.
Z. c. Hines. ESQ.,, Of Chowan, reelected
Solicitor for the LIST judicial District.
William Lander, Esq, Of Llncolnton. re-
elected Solicitor tor the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict.
David Coleman, Esq, Of Buncombe, So
lictor for the 9Th Judicial District.
Rev. Calvin Ill. Wiley, of GuiIford. Su-
perin'endent Of Common Schools---re-elect-
ed.
Rufus II. Page. Of Wake. reelected Sc
cretary Of State.
Gen c. II. Brogden. Of Wayne, re. elect
ed Comptroller.
ID. w. Courts. Esq, reelected. State
Treasurer, by an unanimous vote.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

TaE AMALGAMATIoN OF LANGUAGEs.--ihefe is
growing tendency ii this age to appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages and after while
TO incorporate them into our own thus the werd Ce-
phalic which il from the Greek, signiyipg for the
head" is becoming popularized in connection WIN
Mr.. Spaldings great Headache remedy but u VIII
soon be used in general way, and the word We
phalic will become as common Electrotypc and ma
ny others whose destination as foreign words has been
worn away by common usage until they seem native
and to the manor born"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

Us ie usc of these Fs The periodic attacks of Ner.
Sck Headache may he pteventcdi and ii taken
az tic commencement ufan a,latk mnedat relief from
naia aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom iai in removing lhr Nausea and Head.
ache 20 which icfnilrs are subject.
They act gently upon the boNcls.-~fcmcyins Cos
aiycncss.
For Literary men Students. Delicate Fcmalcs. and
all persons Of scdeniaty haiis they valuable
L4Iafrr Improving the appetite. giving tune and tirh
10 the digestive urgsns end restoring The natural rlas
cily aud strength u the whole system.
The CEPifAbiC PILLS are the result Of long IN.
,es.ission and carefully conducted experiments having
been II uge many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast ahinunt Of pain aud suf.
iefng from lIesdsche whether originating 70 The Ier.
rDus system ii from lefangcd state Uf The 10m1ch.
They are eniircly vegetable II ihcf composition. and
may be takeu at nll times With perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and tic tscnce of ans ds.
aeEeablo iastc renders i easy to administer them 10
children.
BEWARE or couNrERrElrsi The ssuuiuc
have Eve signatures u Henry q. spaIling each
/ Box.
Sold By Druggists and other Dealers 10 Medicines.
raS will Be sent ~ mail prepaid % receipt Vi ,be
] Pfics. - Cents
All otiers should b. aldfcssel to
HENRY G. SPALnlNG.
\ Ef is Cedar street, Now York.
i November "a. 1g-l7m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
~ l

Two 7U sarge and complete Fall stock. ws fBf lbs
parii...ar attention u Dcaiets 4 csuss-ls "t
Heavy Btosl1s, made BY the best miHgttigfrgss iaf
Planters, with s1ss neariy "a iHei t5ib. ab h'h't
wax upper leather, which W warrant tgg yr rui5fs -
iislattun. uur stntk 0fhsayy iaick hAUFS, aadc gt
Oasfanned leather. with thee soes, and bi4d siarg
heavy upper leather at made 10 ar'ci. and wa'.
fanitd, viii iull ani complete a.sht'mrnt ei
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WUEK,
such as tienis' Fine Cali Bdois sewst and rrfeet :
heasg scwtd Sco,ch tiaiits sai l,att shacs Als',
ttec assortment 81 Ladies. Misses and ChiIlfrH
Dress Shoes. With Full SiUek Of laN Pnsed
EASTERN pEGGED woRE,
such ~ Won.sns. Misses - Chillren's Laced Boots
-rslC Kip. Moiatea Stl anI Enamel.fd. These, with
a large steek of Pine Dfrss H1Ts aud CAPS. iossth
81 with 1 taa assofnrntd @opL HATS TOT servants
we.. sill be soli Il yrty Low Prices
Nc All f3r an examination, aud will guarantee sale
10 aycfy iAsianet.
September Is eo-smi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
Hardly Realized.

Hi ad n oyribe eadache this shaiIernoon, hand step
ped into the apothecares hand says HI to the man,
. Can you hease me Of an eadache :" " Does 1t
hache ard says g. " Hexcecdngly, says H. hand
upon that . gave me Cephalic Pill hand 'pon me
'onor il cured me SO quick thai 'ardy realized 'ad
'ad an 'eadaehe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
The Presideht,s sIessage,

voted the principal portion Of our paper to-day to the
Message Of the President, and find little for any
shiag else. The perilous condition Of The country has
given 10 this document more ,han usual interest. In
geatDl that portion Of il which concerns our Federal
Relations is fayoIaby received by conservatives every
whsrc but extremists both North aud South are equal
ly dspeasee SO strange Is Standardization which pre-
walls in both sections, that do not know that any
thing better could be expected Madness seems TO
rule the hour, and fearful forebodngs eoud the pros
peel, More than human wisdom i required 70 lead US
oul Of the difficulty.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

~ HEADACHE is the fayodte sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the BRAIN and viewed 10 this light may he
looked on as safeguard intended TO give nollce d
disease which might otherwise escape attention. TIL too
late 10 be renedied and its Indications should never
be neglected Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz; SympomaIic and ldloPalhic. synptona-
tic Headache Is exceedingly common and is the precur-
sor Of great variety Of diseases among which are Apo
plexy, Gou Rheumatism and all other febfile dseas-
es In its nervous form il Is sympathetic OF diseases ol
the stomach constituting sick heGddche Of hepac dis.
ease constituting bilious heGdache Of worms eoasHpa-
ton ana other disorders Of The bowels well as renal
and uterine affections. Diseases OF the heart are very
| frequently attended with Headaches, Anama and ple-
thora are affections which frcqueny occasion mead
ache. ldopathc Headache is also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished by the Of err0us head.
ache sometimes coming on suddenly in state Of appa.
reniy sound health and proslraIng at once the nei-
tai and steal energies aud in other instances comes
on slowly heraded by depression Of spirits oI acerbily
Of emper. IN most instances the pain is IN the ifonl
Of the head over both eyes aud sometimes PRO.
Soking vomiting; under this class may also b. named
\ Neuralgia,
| For ihe treatment of either class Of Headache the
Gephac Pills have been found aud safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and By
lis su. power cradlcatlng lhe diseases ofweh Head
/ ache is the unefrng index.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
AReal Blessing.

ThgiciaR, Nell Mrs Jones, h1N i that heiddrhel
nrs. Jlass Gene Datl1r NJ gonc lhe pill sns
sent cured ID Jusl iweay minutes, and wish yen
would send more 81 that eau have ihrn handy.
Phgsicfdp.-Yau eau sc, them 4, aUy Druggists
Gall Tor Gephalr Pills ial they nEter fail, and
commend them Ii all cases II Headache.
Hrs J0aeS-I SHALL send fnr box directly. and shall
tell a M slisdpg lten Z, for they rial blessing
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
A @ A r D..

Il W6TID, on leaving my native State desire to
express my gratitude to my numerous friends for
the many kindnesses received at their hands, and II in
the perpiexiiy and hurry in getting of 10 my far dis.
tant home in the southwest, have left any business
unsettled, by addressing me at Huntsville Walker
county Texas, shall he promptly attended to as i
were here. Adieu 10 all.
JOHN C. DOUGLAS.
November /. G7-p
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The AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN CONPlsY,
No. T5I Broadway, New York,

The ilERlCiN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COnPisY,
Mo. I5l Broadway, New York,
Having secured Their hose and ingenious insertion by
American and European patents, aud inly pepiiel 10
execute all orders ioT
Miniature Lkencsses Of Persons on China,
presenting iii ile attractive aud advantageous features
Of ordinary photographs the hrianry sud finish o. a
walcrcolof drawing. aud hitherto uni,iaineil quality
u uabiliis, ny bring rendered impri-hahle ss
natural properties IT The af,les upon Which they as
transferred.
a. Inc patented pfnccss ofihr Company enahlss thc
reproduction u phous only plain surfaces
bat upon such round Of any degree oi rregu
atiy-pnnmils can he reproduced with hulilrss aeca
faey and dricacy II dcineaon, upon P0rcrlsn ware.
Of ans description aud Dimensions used articles d
luxury OF q household util,is, such =
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups. Toilet Articles,
Se thereby securing faithful portraits aud furnishing
unique and exquisite style of ofhamentilion u ati.
elss IL domestic use.
IL order u furnish facilities for the qualification 81 the
popular asie aud 10 mCtl the wants Of those patron.
Il ihc Fmt Ats desfous u having Portraits Porcr
hin, The Company have imported from Europe cocr.
ton nl supetr Potecain Gans manufactured 10 lhci
5sn order. whirh They sell At coa prices
Asthe Anefieau Company ownrrs ol thc paicni
tight aud consequently the only prrsons anthn,zed 4
usc the process ihey have determined, 10 order TO
Allord People in every section ot the Union
an opportunity 70 possess Portraits On China,
% make The iollouing proposition 10
Residents in the Country,
Who arc unable 10 ,.i personally the AleIier Galleries
IN New York.
Persons sending photograph, anhfnype. q dagset
reoiype ID ihc Office o. inc Company 10 Now York "
companied by Five Dollars viii receive In return y
express, free cf other charge, richly
Urnamcnied Breakfast Cup aud Saucer, viii
the Portrait transferred thereon.
/ BY transmitting q dagucneoiype and Ten Dollars
they will receive III return ID Ike manner
A handsome French Vase or Toilet Article
with The Portrait reproduced BY the patented process
By sending pair of Jagusrcoiypes and Fifteen Dol
lars they will receive in tfiptn
A Pair Of rich Scyres Vases,
wi,h the Portraits executed equal 10 miniature paint
inas; and IN ke mannst PoIlfails can he reproduce
on uptcclan wares or Vases Of every quality Of finish
ranging il price lrom Twenty 10 One Hundred Dollar
the pair.
n. N.B.-Ile particular IN writing the address, town
county aud State distinctly.
Al letters 70 lie addressed 10
!" Manager, American Photographic POrce
lain C0.,"
1sl Broadway, New Yctk.
October gs. 6b--si
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

TwExrY MrttIoSs of D5aGias s,yrn--ML sp1Ii.
ing has ssd two ~ liils ii hllllds ol his celebrated
Prepared Glue and estimated that each bottle sises
Il least tn dollar. wttlh of broken furniture. thus
making an aggregate Of twenty mi lions Of dollars re.
claimed from total loss ly this valuable invention Hay.
inE ni5le hs Glue hnusphild Mofd. be proposes
10 10 the world s greater service hy curing al the
arhin, heads with hi- cephaAc Pills. aud i they arc
a. annd a. his Glue. headaches viii soon vanish asai
IKE snow ~ Iuly.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

veru onf.-Ths Gnai action Of the Legislature Of
Vermont before IL sdiOurnmsni the 9Th ui, WIS
70 rcfsr the whole subject u the Personal Liberty law
70 the Commissioner The reSison Oi The laws Of
the s,ais with instructions report whe,her the pre-.
sen, law uponth rendition fugitive slaves i 10 con.
Giei with The Constitution 81 the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

Texas. "A COMMITTEES Of citizens 81 Texas have
peiiiioned Gov. Houston 20 the Legislature.
To tSs the Governor responded. lha, viewing the pro.
posed measure as unwise be could not call the Legs
lliurs. bu, il majority q the citizens ofihe Stale pc.
tiiioned or !, be would no, stand in ,hsir wsy-hs
would resign.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

mississippi. = This. Maa.s.iPPi Legislature ad
iourned on the s0ih utmo. oThe Convention bills,
the secession resolutions, and the Bill authorizing the
government Is appoint commissioners to cooperate
win the sIaye.hoding States, passed unanimous
". The stay law and non.impOration slave aci were
defeated.
The election OF delegates is fixed for the 2o,h, and
the Convention meets on The 7ih q January.
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DR.. W. F. BAsoN,
De m lisf.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical and Baltimore
Dental Coeges)
N. b. Having made the Teeth speciality for the
last eighteen years, he be5s leave to say that all
committed his care will receive his earliest and most
careful attention.
10 General address, Haw River, n. G.
November Is. 6S-
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Literary and Scientific School.

Litsrary and Scientific School.
NTKs. JULIA A. HOLT will reopen her scheol At
Ask Gfahsm on the 9Th nf January. lsli.
The bead aud heart Of her pupils shall bc CAREFUL.
u ruliisaicd. Morals aud manners shall be strictly
taught, snd I'll the substantial bfanc he's u mental nnd
physical education diligently and truly cnefalsd upon
her leaiucis.
fsieful for former patronage. she wonl respectfully
call public attention 70 this card. FUr terms apply 10
ale pnnctai.
Dcaemncf n. 7l-Iws.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12

CT Sc advertisement Of o. 9. Parsley & Co., gher-
ing 5000 bags of Coffee, landing, for sale p lots
Of ten bags and upwards Country shanrs viii find
/, an excellent opportunity TO lay in supply.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-12-12
MUSIC SCHOOL.

NfIss MINORS nsxi Session will commence on
Nt The tn Of Jauusiy, 1861. Terms icf insirue.
ton. fsO Of Piano or practice, 80 payable half
In advance and the remainder AZ Tie close q The Scs.
sion. A isv ladies will be received IS bOafdcts.
December IL. H--