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Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
&. 81. Gste. Central Stleterr. (Mu16,fO
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bait b~eftdnbi9 i'm 8crratb ell srpBes Wager bon Papcr, Sdreibna-
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
New Hampshire.

Mr.. Mulling in a recent debate in the South Caro-.
lima Legislature, made remarks partaking largely
of the exciting style Of the day upon which the N
Carolina Standard makes the following observations;
"'rhe idea of the proud, high minded, and
intelligent people Of the slayeholding States
Icing reduced. in any event, 10 the condition
Of the poor Indian under the British East
India Company il simply ridiculous. Mr..
Mullins pants with broom Of the roughest
and largest sort. His colors are those Of blood
and despair. His glorious and gallant old
State is still what she was. She has submit
ted to no indignities. nor is she likely to sub.
nit to any. Secession may have no better
future than acguiescence in the adminlstra-
ton OF Lincoln. So far as the Imperial
powers OF Europe are concerned, Il may be
we'll 10 bear in mind that they have no right
TO treat with srcedlng State. Just now .
war between the United States and some q
these Imperial Power would give new lite
10 the Union and il may be that war will
result from the negotiations said TO be going
on between certain European Powers and
certain cotton States"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

Hoilou4y's PiLk.--The turn Of Life.-From the age
Of iont.fse to fifty, woman has arrived at critical
peoI Of her existence The stream Of death flws be-
lore her across it Is bridge. called, he.turn Of life
Beyond il delightful garden, the path : iesct with
danger and guarded " the fierce dragons q disease
Drgpsy, Erysipcas, Hysieria, Nervousness and other
disorders % mention. hui afnri and pre-
pared by Haoway's famous Pills, she Hill psss srh
security into those beautiful regions and enjoy herself
TIL the sun o, life in the evening nf old
Negligence at this season il productive of the most
ighliui consequences and death iiself would be la
preferable IL such mockery Of life. The nervousness
hushes aud iniing s the general prn-ttation n ih'
system iasy he al prevented by timely recourse to
these incompatible remedies.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
From the TaIborough Mercury.

Weldon. August ~ 1860.
Ma. Sarn:--In noticing the sale Of the
Tarborough souiherner 10 your paper q the
18th instant. you .ay: /" lis present yenera.
ble Editor, George Howard, Esq, will retire
20 private life. where We hope he may real
ize more quietude and comfort than the tri-
pod Editorial has ever yet been found TO pos.
sess. Mr. Howard, we believe, Is the oidest
editor in North Carolina" &c.
The writer has known Mr.. Howard during
nearly his entire editorial lfe--has appre
ciated his sterling worth Of character a.
man and a. an edli0r--and now must hearii.
Nv unites III your gUud wishes for his happi.
ness during the remnant Of bis allotted time
on earth.-but begs leave. al the same time.
20 correct an error into which you have fall
len. Dennis Hsarn. Esq. the more senera-
BILE editor Of the HilIsborough Recorder i.
the oldest editor in North Carolina" by
several years. The writer was an appren-
ice in his office near forty years ago, and
the publication of the Recorder bs Mr..
Heartt was commenced twelve months Or
more before that time. Of Mr.. Ileartt il j.
useless 10 speak. A better man nor a more
hoReH politician ever " stood AZ the case'-
"palled at Ihe press -or occupied The
" chair editorial ln politics, he aad the
writer have always differed.
MIR. Heart commenced the publication Of
the Recorder in 1919. or in the early part Of
1880. A "DEvlL" N 1921.
n. Il. When Mr. Heartt established The
Recorder. paper was Published in llaliias
BY Mr.. Wright, think. That paper " went
down." and Air. Howard commenced the
" Free Press several years Afterwards 10
Halifax, from whcnce he removed % Tsrba.
rough. When the Recorder vas established.
IL va. the only paper pabIished Wet ui
Raleigh and there we're not more Than ses.
en- other papers then pablshed iu North
Carolina. As well a. recollect, there we're
two 10 Raleigh. one IN ilaliiaT, one IN Eden.
ton. one ia Nrwbern, one in Wilmington,
and one in Fayetteville.
tws copy IL abovc from ihe Tarb0ossh Me,rai,
% siord u 80 opportunity d acknowledging our III.
pfscia,ion q The hind manner in which ihs wfet
speaks of Us. and his long remembrance. The article
has been 10 type weeks, bui delayed brssuse ae
thought be sss 10 in regard 10 The humess u "a
pefs Published in The s,ale We though, there se's
twice The number be mentions. Bu, On teieftins to
our Old books We Cad them dapdnled that ihey ds
moi asisi rs and wc cannot recall 70 remembrance any
be BE-. omitted e,rept the Milton Gazette. and pelhsp.
he warsntoa Rep,ner The Milton GaEeiis 50
commenced about Yelr before came herr. ani Nss
then he env paper Published west oi 'h' Paes. Ihs
Western Csuliniaa was commenced in May following
BY Philo White, Published 6rs at Charlotte, Ne Be.
lsve. but va, son removed TO salisbury. where under
the msnassmeat Of is able editor il hoafishei iot ma
ny years. II. late proPiieior. have changed is nams
90 the Salisbury Banncr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

And.n regard TO a common error preva'
Ieat At The south. the Gazette says:
g Some Of the writers and speakersfat the
South. who talk freely Of disunion. are apt q
rely, 10 the event Of the separation Of the
States, upon the support Southern Con.
federacy would receive from. Great Britain
such expectations can only be founded upon
iorgetiuness of the prevailing tone Of En-
glish sentiment on the subject Of slavery
That sentiment is as bitter and uncompro
missing, and perhaps mnre nnrelen,ins to-
ward. that institution. than that Of the mos
ultra New England Aboliiionists.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &C.
R. b. GRIFFIN & SONS.
No. 10 South Charles street.
BAI-lMrR.7, n,u,

Two our large and complete Fall stock. W. c4t ihs
particular attention % nsalcfs. Il CONSISTS a
HEAVY Bfoeius. made ~ the hest manufacturers fJi
Planters. With sors ntasig inch hick. With hrs,y
war upper leather. which We warrant to give enift
tisiieiion. Our stock Of heavy thick Doors. m1,e q
Oak Tanned leather with three sors and hand ,igftd
heavy upper leather al made 10 ofjei, aud war.
ranicd. With iull aud complete assortment II
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK,
such - Gents Fine Cllf Boots stuel snd rrEssl ;
heavy sewed scotch tiaitcts anil iats shoes Also 4
large assortment n Lalirs. Misses and Chiiifcn's
Dress shoes. Nilh Full Stptk pf low Pficcd
EASTERN pEGGED WORE,
such as women's Misses and ebilltcn's Laced Boots
Cali Kip, Morocco. Nil anl Enamtled. These. with
large stock of Pine Dfess HATS aud CAPS, tcstth.
"a With iall assortment u WOOL HATS fof Servants
wear. will be sold Al vst{ iow Pficss.
We ash fsr an etaminson. and will guarantee sale,
10 every instance.
September -. oV-sml
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

Il is stated that seventeen law students
have leit Cambridge law school on account
Of the election OF Lincoln. On the right oi
the 9th meeting OF the Southern medical
students was held in New York. at which
considerable discussion took place. Much
feeling was csinced. The students deter.
mined 10 remain and abide the action Of then
respective States One Of the students, a
North Carolinian. is reported TO have said :
al tell YOU what, I'm a North Carolnian,
and rm not going 10 secede just became
South Carolina secedes. owe South Caro-.
lima no allegiance" Good for him.
Standard
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.

Al PRICES TO SUIT. THE TIMES.
n AGAIN anno,nco n INV cns,omers and The tubl;c
4 senerally ,brona5 ,he medum oC an advertisement
~, have ehsea s,rcL of seasonable Goods Al
an advanced ne,ia1 oe he season ,,non he most favor
MA erms and j, M, exnect Il MI but yery small
~, cen,ape over Ne york cos for thus adapting
IN nces d tbe dnlI fines mi system Il Connection
wilh the f,ymahla ,erms unon which nurchased NV
goods owing Ia the lateness of M will enable
me 10 save "a mo ner cent.
In sbor will ,a,a ,ha, 40 M, e,nact 10 make mo.
ney This season I'm, have honght GOODS sdaned 10 the
wants of The pnhc and to keep INV trade active by SELL
inc goods ebean.
The G,owing nomed articles are nj very yeanced
prees and will defy competition. viz: Black Cloth
Cloaks. from Sc to $40. actually worth half as much
more: soua,e-cut and Long Shawls fom 81 so 10 81:
Dress Goods from l5c "a ,he finest oualily in The mar
ket Mems .nnerio, lonp Shaws Fannels Sattinetts.
Cassme,es. Cloths. Ready Made Clothing. Ladies and
Gents Shoes of ali grades Kerseys. LDseys and Ne.
gro Shoes Blankets, &c. e.: Sole Leather OF choice
quality At low rates IN the Milinary line can offer
great Inducements 10 all who would like to wear beau.
iiful Black or Cut Velvet Bonnet, at a little hall
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
TO CnNsIrMpriyrs

fsNHE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung affection and
that dread disease, ConsumptOn--is anxious to make
known TO his feIow.sufferers The means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the pre-
scrplion used (ee of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using The same, which they will find
SURE CuaE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scpton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
lion which he c,nceives 10 be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Persons wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamsburgh, Kings county, N. York.
October 90. 65-l2m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

The Governor Of Pennsylvania has issued
1 proclamation declaring Lehman, Democrat.
elected II Congress from the first district.
Mr Lehman i tile gentleman whom Nj.
Byrely attempted 10 drtraud out his election
by forging a return IN favor of Black Re.
pablican.
AS EDITOR lNDIcrrp roR MuRDER.-A true
bill has beet found against GeO. W. Hard.
Wlcke, editor of the Lynehbnrg Republican,
Tor shooting Joseph Blton. editor Of the
ylrginian. ia the same place. ~ June last,
from The eject IL which lie died The bill
against his brother. ". W. Iiardwicke, was
ignared.
Our accounts from Kentucky anil renncs.
see are 10 the effect that lbuI few hogs will
be driven 10 the Southern market. They
will be butchered at hume. The heavy
mortality, from various diseases. which for
some years psst attended the driving Of
them, has frightened dealers.
AsLeriRs Nsu,.
RocKrSonAx SUPERIOR CoURT.- Week be.
iore last. Id Rockingham Superior Court,
Robert y. Williams was sentenced 20 be
hung on Friday the 5Ulh Of November. Du.
ring tie same week i negro boy was convict.
ed Of msnslaughter for killing his master. a
Mr. King. GrsenstororgL Patriot.
A DdpPIcRgp ~ At sgA.--A young dog.
alive and kicking. vas picked up At sea. on
the 9th ol September, in latitude 10 IS ~.
Ion. aI2S by the British ship Augusta Jessie,
which auised on the slh uIt. al Queenstown
from Cochin. No vessel was in sight Al the
time.
ELrcTgp pRorEs.na. Henry ".
Robert, of the eutps Of engineers ol the
United States army, has been elected pro.
Iessor II Engineering aud Drawing IN the
North Carolina Military Institute.
New Jersey has been sery wronglully class
ed with these States which have passed law.
hostile 10 the execution of the Act Of Con.
gfcss concerning fugitive slaves. New Jer.
~, j. loyal 10 the Constitution in regard /,
this matter. An act of her Iagislainr'
passed April Is. i5IB. makes full provision
| ior the surrender Of persons Of this class.
Jour. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

agreement upon the many antagonistic ele-
ments OF the conference.
At Naples on the 9th the Sandman flotii-
la cannonaded the royalists near Gaeta, but
the French admiral dispatched frigate there
to stop the firing.
There was very active warlike prepara-
tlons going forward in France, but the Min
lster Of Foreign Affairs pronounced against
France taking part in any new conflict be-
tween Sardinia and Austria.
Prince Meternich explained TO the French
Government the present policy of Austria.
Internal reforms are to be carried out in all
sincerity. As regards external matters, she
will maintain her line Oh defensive policy.
] The tarmaments and concentration ol
troops in Venetia have no other object than
the repelling of any attack which may be
made against il. Austria considers the as
sembling Of Congress useless, unless the
great Powers agree IN advance on common
programme, Of which there is Iitte probabil'
lity.
Count Rechbers has given an explanation
to the diplomatic corps relative to the War
saw meeting. Austria put the following
questions TO Russia: Will your Government
recognise the facts which have been or may
be accomplished in Italy? should Austria
be attacked BY Sardinia, and the latter b
supported by another great Power, wha
would be their attitude in the event OF anoth
er war, and lis being transferred to Ger
man territ0ryI
The journals are unanimous in pronOunc
/ ing the Warsaw Conference failure.
Marshal 0'Donnel, in the Spanish Cortez
has reiterated that Spain has resolved to re
main neutral in the affairs Of Italy. lie has
also protested against the doubts expressed
Of the loyalty Of Napoleon toward the Span
lsh Government.
Napoleon has placed four ships Of the linz
before Gaeta to prevent an attack on iha
fortress by Admiral Persano, with orders {,
sink the latttr's ships il necessary. Conse
quently Persano will take no part in the ap
preaching siege Of Gaeta.
France has contracted with private ship
masters for the immediate construction 0
one hundred and fifty iron cased steam gun
boats with small draft Of water.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Quclec, November ".
The steamship North America, IRON Lis-
arrived last night.
crpooI Via Londonderry on the Cd instant,
Chinese adyices report the capture Of the
Pciho forts by The Allies. who lost from fur
20 Ave hundred men. and had occupied Tier
Tan. The Rebels had retired from Shan.
ghai.
There was much speculation IN the Eng.
lish papers about the abrupt termination Of
the Warsaw Conference. The Times insists
that II was owing 70 The impossibli'y Of an
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
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the American Company arc owners Of the patent
hight aud consequently the only persons auhotled TO
use the process they have determined, in order 10
Afford People in every section Of the Union
an opportunity 20 possess Portraits ON China,
70 make the iOllosing proposition 10
Residents in the Country,
Who ac unate d visit personally the Atelet Galleries
ia Ncw Nurk.
Persons sending photograph amhioiypc. or isrser.
reoiypc u The Office II The Company IN New York. ae.
compancd ~ Five Dollsfs, will receive ia return by
express. fee % other charge, richly
0rnamcnicd Breakfast Cup aud Saucer, with
the Portrait transferred thereon.
by transmitting dagueneoiype and Ten Dollars.
they will receive IN return m Ike manner
handsome French Vase or Toilet Article,
With The porita, reproduced By the patented process
By schdnE pair n daguercoiyPcs and Fifteen Dol.
lars, they will receive 10 return
a Pair ul rich Sc,res Vases,
with the Portraits executed equal 10 miniature paint
ings; aud 10 ike mannet Portraits can be reproduced
on porcelain waies Of Vases of every quality q finish
fanging IN price from Twenty 10 tine Hundred Dollars
the pair.
N.B.-Be particular In writing the address. town.
county aud state distinctly.
al letters 10 he addressed 10
Manager, American Photographic Porcc.
lain Co.,"
7sl Broadway. New York.
October s3. G5--3m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
Female Normal School.

rIyHE subscriber intends opening School in Hills-
u blteugh, January. 1861. IN which will be taught
thorough course Of English. Music. Piano and Gut.
t.f, Latin, Painting wax.work, and The usual Orna.
neniaa 10 Female schools
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Maps. Globes
Ae. wilI be provided. Board Coz y young ladies can
" procured IL the town. Sir students from the soun.
tfy can hc hoar,led and educated without money.
Three competent Teachers arc engaged.
Circulars containing terms (sefy low1 and course Of
studies ready In = lew days. Patronage laf aud near
is respectfully solicited. -
Nevcmbo, 40. CgIf--