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Saddlery.


A full assortment of Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Boys PLAIN and Quilted Seats, Britchins, Car,
Saddles, Buggy and Carriage Harness, Riding
and Buggy " hips, Blind Brides, Bride Filings
Port and s%naflle Bits, MartingaIes, Buggy Reins,
Gurths and Sursingies.
Clothing Clothing,
OF latest styles, for Gents, Boys and Children
A large assortment seamless OvercoaIs.
India Rubber Goods.
Goats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. Door-mats,
Rubber Cloths, of different widths and %colors,
Bands and Hose of all sizes.
Carpeting -Carpeting.
20 pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 l-2 TO SOC. per yard. Parlor Rugs, assorted
Carpet Binding; Floor Oil Cloth, IL, 81, c.,
81 wide.
a. Our goods having been selected in person
by Mr. Roth in New York, Boston, Cincinnati
and Louisville, we are able To sell at New Or
leans prices. Give us a NAL and satisfy your
selves.
ocI ROTH, pEBLIEUX & CO.
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Fancy Groceries.
Fruit Cake.

AlSlNS in whole, half and quarter boxes;
IL CITR0N; CURRANTS.
All in season for Fruit Cake. at
de3 SrOCKLEY Il DELAVALLADE'S.
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y. CLAZER.
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China Vases.

A FINE ASSORTMLNT, Of all sizes anc
n prices. For sale by
de3 STOCKLEY 4 DELAVALLADE.
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State of Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.
Estate of Eloise Lodoiska Langlois, de-
ceased.
WHEREAs, Alexander Roth has this day
w filed in the Clerks office Of this Court,
his annual account of executorship of the estate
OF said Eloise Lodoiska Langlois, deceased
Notice is hereby given 20 all whom i, may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date OF the publication hereof, the reasons why
SAID annual account should not be homologated
and made a judgment of this Court
Clerks Office, March Is. 1859.
mh3l NJ. A.. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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Books /! Books !
Fire Works!
Candy for Christmas.

WE are in receipt of a fine stock of Coufec-
w tionary, from Stewart u Co, Of New
York, much finer than any bought in New Or
leans. For sale by
se3 sTOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE.
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Port-l1onnaies, all Kinds.

a2A &>.AhsuS.
T AIDES and Misses Reticules. Work-boxe
IL and Necessities; PAPER Mdche Work-5ox
es and Writing Desks-a very large and fine as
sortmeut. For sale by
dec3 STOCKl.EY & DELAVA LLAnE.
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Clothing--C Clothing,
India RUbbc1. Goods.

OF latest styles, for Gents, Boys and Childre
A large assortment seamless Oyercoats.
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VXTE are now opening Il very large stock OF
w FANCY GOODS, both useful and orna-
mental, which we will sell as low as possib e
We invite the public to call and examine. No
trouble TO show goods.
de3 STOCKLEY & DELAVALLADE.
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On Saturday, resolution was adopted calling on the
President for Information as to the disposition made
by the British Government Of the Africans captured
BY the British navy and Of the officers and crews Of
captured slavers.
The House concurred 10 the Senaie's amendment 10
the bill authorizing a reissue OF lost land warrants
After the dispositonof several private bills and other
business, Message was received from the President
Of the United States on the subject Of the California
ocean mails, and asking that the Postmaster General
be authorized TO make contracts on just and reasonable
TERMS
On Monday, June rs, the request Of the Senate Tor
another conference committee on the Postoffice def.
cheney BILL was sgreel to- and report was soon there.
after made, in which the House concurred.
A Message was received from the President Of the
United States, announcing his signature Of the civil
appropriation bill, with protest against the invasion
of perogative by Congress in designating officer to
superintend the completion Of the Washington Aque-
duct.
The President also sent in further protest against
the inquisoral character Of the proceedings Of the
coyode committee.
The hour Of adjournment arrived, and the Speaker
declared the session closed bidding the members an
affectlonale farewell.
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Hall Storm.-The Charlotte Democrat describe.
tremendous hail storm which passed the South.
en- poioa q Meekenbarg county on the 10Th ul,imo
., extended through the neshbOhood Of Steel Creek
sharon. Providence, &e into Caawbs county, and a.
far down a. cheraw. g. c. ~. stated thar many Of
the stones measured esh, inches 10 circumference. and
IN places covered the ground 10 the depth Of seve
Eal inches. The storm made clean sweep Of growing
crops along is psth,-eOlion corn, wheat, oats and
orehsrds-s,riPpng the forests, sha,,sring window
glass, penetrating the roof. o. houses and leaving ut,e
destruction in lis train.
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Another Consef.-A comet OF considerable
dimensions has made its appearance Il was first seen
a, o'clock p. NJ on the 2lst uIt, q, the Observatory
at Harvard College. by Mr.. H. p. futile, whose special
duty il is 70 keep watch for such objects. Il is rele.
scented in appearance as bright star Of the fourth
magnitude, well concentrated and has appended to il
narrow tail but little curved, and rising vertically
from the horizon, like faint Of the Aurora
Captain Watson Of the steamer Potomac, from
Charleston to New York. reports having seen il on
Friday night, when twenty miles north Of Cape Hen.
open, shout twelve degrees above the horizon. lis
appearance large, and ho supposed il to be the eK.
pseied Charles v. comet.
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SURE hs doc. no. psat tho general sentiment Of Hill.
TO The Editor ef Tie AiusbovygA Recorder. .

TOT Editor Of the HHsJoruugh Recorder.
had thought. Mr.. Editor, that your paper
was open to any, and all, communications
upon subjects Of interest, whether social.
political or religious, couched in proper lan-
gage, and conceived in proper spirit.
sent you a short article last week. the
first Of others | intended to write. with your
permission, commenting upon the article in
your paper Of the goth headed The Late
Commencement at the University" conceiv-
ed. as know. in proper spirit. and couch
ed. as think, in proper language. But to
my surprise. that the only paper published
in the county in which the University is
situated, after publishing the very objection
able, (and pardon mel unchristian, article
alluded TO, from the pen. as is supposed, OF
minister Of the Gospel. refuses to publish
any comments upon, or review Of said arti-
Gle, when requested 10 do SO. and permits it
to 60 forth to the world, as embodying the
sentiments OF the people Of the State upon
the subject Of manners. as we'll as morals.
ask you to give this article an insertion
10 your next. that the public may know. that
the article alluded to does not reflect the
sentiments Of this community; for though
Protestant, Intensely Protestant" it de-
nounces this Parthian shot at the back Of a
distinguished stranger and guest. here at the
invitation Of the proper authorities of the
University. and who. il not Hospitality re-
ceiyed, ought to have been permitted TO leave
US without attack and attempted ridicule.
The whole affair, the reception and treatment
OF Archbishop Hughes at the University. is
a stain upon the President and Faculty oil
the University. and blot upon the fair
fame Of the State. and we ought TO be thank
ful that the communication alluded TO il
confined exclusively, as far as have seen.
60 your paper and 10 an article in the North
Carolina Presbyterian. no doabt from the
same pen. May il extend no further for our
own credit. lllLiSB0R0'.
June ~, 1860.
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Tax Notice.

r SHALL attend at the following times and places
for the purpose Of collecting The taxes for the year
1852:
At James w. Miles's, on Thursday, 18th July, 1885,
Cedar Grove, on Friday, the l3th,
Anderson Tolcr's, on Saturday, the l4ih,
Hillsbofough, on Monday the 10th,
Halls Store, on Tuesday, the lTh,
Red Mountain, on Wednesday, the 18th,
Maneum's Store, on Thursday, the roth,
John G. Douglass, on Friday, the goth,
John A. Coles, on Saturday, the 2lst.
Elbert Dossetfs, Oh Monday, the 23rd,
Durham's Statiun, on Tuesday, the cath,
A. b Gunter's, on Wednesday, the 25th.
William Trice's, on Thursday. the goth,
Chapel Hill, on Friday, the eth,
White Gross. OF Saturday the 18th,
Thomas Longs, on Monday, the 3Oth
Thomas ]. Catess, on Tuesday, the 3ist, and At
Hillsborough, TO collect town taxes, on Wednes-
day, August lst 1860.
The Magistrates appointed to take the lists Of taxa.
bes are expected attend at the same times and places
Punctuality is expected Of ALL
r. NJ. JONES. Sheriff.
June ~. as
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IEoiErcag's Oiaiment and Phs.-Frrud Be6led--
The w,,er.msrhed inscription. i" Holloway, New York
ami London which aow appeafs on every leaf Of the
books Of directions snseopns these preparations, s
perfect safeguard sgsins fraud. " The words are vs.
be on holding the paper sgansl the light the siee
may be relied on as genuine. The Ointment differs
from every other external application - existence w
.much !. Il nsu,tasss the irritating principle IN the
fluids and the aesh snd thus puts out the IRE Of in
ANIMATION s H. heart instead Of driving " nc efts.
10, symptoms Tho Pill. operate specifically on The
bile and the blood
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The YIcc-presldency.

The vicc-prestdency. - Gov. Fitzpatrick
having declined the nomination for the Vice Presidency
rendered to him by the Douglas Convention Governor
Herschel v. Johnson, Of Georsia has been nominated
in bis place, and has accepted the nomination. On
accepting the nomination, Mr. Johnson endorsed the
platform in every particular. and declared that the
South would sustain the principles laid down in il. Ii
bis opinion the doctrine Of nonineryen,ion was ne.
cessily to the preservation Of The Union.
Judge Douglas, Mr.. Breckenridge and Gen. Lane,
having also accepted the nomination rendered to them
both tickets are fully and fairly in the field.
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Obituary.

Died, on the morning of the 2d instant. WILLIAM
d. GAILLARD, aged "a years, native Of South
Carolina but for the last eighteen months connected
with the Hillsborough Military Academy.
i've hope to receive for next paper some tribute
to the deceased appropriate to his sterling WORTH and
to the high estimate which he held in our
munty. We will only say fos the present. that hi.
loss to US is deeply amented and will long be feltJ
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BIackwood,s Edinburgh Magazine

The June number Of this valuable Magazine hs,
been received It's table Of contents is follows: /.
sehoolmasier ., Home. ?. Night. 3. Milton. 4.
Capt. speke's Adventures in somali Lsnd-Psn II.
S. Norman sinelsir-Psh v. 6. Scottish National
Character. Z. Domilisn and The Tlrbot. y. Univer.
sal Suffrage in Savoy and Nice .. The Fish, for the
Belt 10. The Balance Of Party. And the Index to
Vol 81.
Published by Leonard Scott & CO.. New York.
Price 50 per annum for any one Of the Reviews or
Lakewood; any two Of the works, s.; Tor Black.
wood and The four Reviews, $40
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DIVIDEND NO. 2.

The Board Of Directors Of the Hillsboro' Savings
institution have this day declared dividend out Of
the profits Of the last sir months OF five per cent pay
able on and after Friday, July 9Th
Notice is given that the books Of subscription 10 the
Capital Stock n said Institution will be closed when
The sum Of $4,000 Is subscribed.
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
july 2, 1860. 4g-lw
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COMPREHENSIVE.

I'VE the undersigned successors Of }. g. Webb &
w Co, having this iiy associated ourselves togo
ther under The name and style q Webb a Dickson. TO
cauy on ise Drug business in Hillshorcugh. respect
fully solicit tbs pa,tonage Of friends and the public
generally, Il IL intention and expeccn % merit
their custom BY strict attention 10 our business. We
shall keep constantly on hand foil assortment Of Pure
Drugs, Medicines. Paints Oils, Dye-StuHs, Fancy Ar.
tcles Pure Wines and Liquors Coz Medicinal purposes.
and all other articles IN our line, which feel sure
we can sell on as accommodating terms hey be
bought elsewhere. Especs care will he given 10 put.
ting up Prescriptions 81 al hours.
J. e. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
! nuafy 4. si--
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The sc,en,lnc American.-ons Of

The Scientific American.-0ne Of the
most interesting and useful publications which comes
to our ancium Is the Scientific American, weekly
Publication, devoted % poPul. science, inventions.
and The whole range Of mechanic and manufacturing
arts The Scientific American has been Published
70, fifteen years BY the welknown pi,ent SOLICITORS
Msssrs Mum Il Co.. 81 Park Row. New York and
has yearly increased IN inee,, and circulation until
il has attained We understand nearly thirty thousand
subcrbers which 10 the best Of e.idenee that the pub
lieaion is appreciated BY The ie.iing public.
10 those of our readers who may no, Be familiar
with the character Of the p,per. We will state some Of
the subjects Of which treats q. illustrated descp.
iions 81 III the mos, important improvements IL steam
and agricultural naehinrry. will commend il 20 the
Engineer and Fsrmer while the new household insen.
ton, md shop tools which ae illustrated by engra,ings
and jesctib.d IN il columns with the practical receipts
contained 10 every n0m5er, renders the work desirable
70 housekeePsr. AMI Aims, Indispensable 10 every me.
ehsne smith who has shop for manufacturing new
work o. repairing Oli.
/ The Scientific American !. universally regarded ~
the inventors advocate sni monitor the repository Of
American inventions. and the great authority on law,
and I'll business. connected with Patents The Official
Lis, Of Claims issued weekly from the Paisn, Oiee
in Washington. puhlshsi regularly in it, columns.
Al the mos, important Patents issued By the United
s.ies Patent of,e arc illustrated and described on
il. psres thu. forming an unrivaIlei history Of Ame-
fican Inventions
i not only the best, bot the largest snj cheapest
paper desoici 70 Science Mechanics. Manufactures,
and The Useful Ads pabli.hed IN world. Hon. Juiss
Mason formerly Commissioner Of Patents. Is no, only
engaged with the publishers in their immense Patent
4 Agency department. hut . writer on ratrnt Laws
and Practice. bis ability lorebly portrayed in the
column. Of this psper
The scientific American Il published once week
svsry Saturday. each number containing i6 pages Of
lsiterpn,s. and from 10 70 ~ Original Ensrs,inss d
New Inventions. consisting Of the most improved
Tools. Engines. Mills, Agricultural Machines and
Household Utensils, making So numbers IN year
comprising ssa pages md over 500 Original Ensta
wings. printed on heavy ne paper IN form srptsss,
! for binding. and al for 81 per annum.
A New Volume commences on the If Of July, an,
; We hope large number Of our townsmen will avail
themselves u The pressn, opportunity % subscribe
ny tsmiiIins 80 BY mail 10 the publishers, Mum a
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York. they will send you thei
paper one year. At the end o. which time you will has
volume which you would not part with for treble Il
!. cost, The publishers express. their willingness
!. mail single copy ~ the paper % such as may ~is
10 zee Il. without charge.
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Common School Teachers Notice.
TNHE EXAMINING COMMITTEE will NEE, at
the Couf House, on SATURDAY, July 2lst,
1860. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
All persons male aud female wishing certificates,
will please attend al that time.
w. III. BROWN, G. b. s.
July 4. 49-3w
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Orde5td BY he Court. That publication be inside in
the Hisborough Recorder fnr sit weeks, notifying the
owners o. those interested in the above lots Of land.
that unless the taxes paid or before the nett
Term Of this Court they will be sold according 10 law,
10 satisfy the amount due, together with the cost of
these proceedings.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of said Court, the
fourth Monday 81 NAV. A. u. 1880.
GEORGE LAWS, G. c. c.
July A. 4g-6w
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
4 BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medcinato meet the ills and
necessities or the suffering portion Of humanity, and
one entirely free from mineral and other detleIious
particles, severely felt until this oil pow eru med
allie Pills have become the Household remedy Of oil
nations. Their attribute is 20 PREVENT we'll 10
rrnE they attack the radix root Of the complaint.
and thus by removing the hidden Of disease
sgorne and restore the dropping energies Of the sys
tenn assisting nature in her task Of vital and function.
49, r.f,rns attain
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LIST OF LETTERS.

- EMAINISG in the Post Office a, u llsbo:Ough, n
~ &. on the j., day u July, 1860;
Willis ID. Amand, George Jackson.
Lizzie ". Adefholj,i Ashley Jenkins,
III Allen, Davis Jackson.
Emeline Banks, Elizabeth Jordan,
VIM ball, A. u. Laws.
George 4, Baskerville, ]. d. Lipseomh,
Dr.. William Bingham, Fred. Lloyd,
Mary Bollen. James ~ Long.
Iohn Borourhs, Pot. X. LOOMS, 2
William n. Beatty, William q. Iaiia,
Btan,ley Brown, a. Mcintosh,
Caroline Cate. Matthew MeCoIlum,
William n. Gates, James Minney,
Iohn Caryet Dufell McCandlass,
Thomas n. Crahirec, Henry Mcdaniel,
William Crahiree, John a. Moore.
Glen Csb,ree, 2 Erasmus ID. Oakley,
*. p. Collins, William II. Parker,
Milton Craig, Nancy Pickett. 2
w. ID. Carter, Jacob j.. Patro,t,
John ]. Criiendon, James Pratt,
William Cole, Seymour Puryear,
Anna Camel, Hon. N. y. Rufin,
Noyella d. CLARK, William Rogers,
a. M. Diton John w. Reeves,
Thomas L. Durham, Alex sellman,
Mamie Davis shields, Bennett 4 Co.,
Henry Edwards, q q. w. Scarlet,
Charles ]. Ffeeland, ST., Molle !. stayhorn,
F,,sef A perkuns. A. IA. Thompson.
\ Henry Faucet. William q. TGrcniine.
/ Anna j. Fsuceti, Joseph q. Turner
/ n. M, Ciiles.2 John W. Thompson,
\ n. r.. Guess, Alfred Wright,
Willie Gilbert, Philip Walker
| EIi.ha g. Grant. j.. Wilson,
n. Hough, Charles J. Watson,
James Hoey. William Mslkcf,
4 Pleasant 4. Holt. a. ID. Walker,
A nde,son Hannah. John n. Ward,
Jar.s lalensu, IT,, Isaac Whitaker,
4 p:sh.,d U,mi,t. Robert w. Wilson,
4 H- HARDEN. William J. walker,
i 4. T.. Jones, y, W. Wskar,
Y ID. !. y. Jones, John W walker.
Persons Calling Iof any Of the above letters wi
Pe' G. T.. PARISH, r. ~
-. lg--i,
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Dyspepsia.

The grea, seourge this continent yields quickly 10
course Of these aniiseie Pills. aud the digestive OF.
gtns are restored 10 their proper tones no matter in
Mat hiieous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits IT,.
self this searching aud unefrng remedy dsrersCs il
tom the patients system.
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HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY.

HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY.
(tOI.. TEW, who has occupied the buildings Of the
~ Hilborough Mace Academy, with his fiourshng
Military school, is about TO TO his own commo-
dious and elegant establishment thus leaving the AGA
DENY vacant. .fhe Trustees will be pleased TO receive
proposals for the School from competen, Classical
Teathers. up to the 10Th Of July next
The many decided advantages Of the location for .
successful Institution Of the kind need not be enume.
rated.
By order of the Board Of Trustee.
J. w. NORWOOD, President.
June 4. IS
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Little River Institute.

LltIlC nltOl 1upIlIuIC,
THE Fall Session, 1860, Of this Institution will
L commence on the 9th day Of july under the in
structon Of ]. L. Brewer. Students will be admitted
at any time and charged from the time of entrance
the end Of the session. No allowance will be made
fol absence except for protrac,ed sickness or special
contract The school is located in Orange county, ten
miles north Of Hillsborough, in moral. religious and
healthy neighborhood. Board can he had in respecta-
BILE families dollars per month"; including every
thing necessary for student
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, Sc 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic 10 90
Latin, Algebra, &c. Is 90
NJ. r. HALL, JOSEPH w. MCKEE, \ :
+. G. WILSON, JAS. ALLISON, !;
=. Is. RAY. Z. WILSON, =
GEO. G. RAY, >
l.. W. HALL, Secretary
June S. 45-3ml
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General Debility and weakness.

Ffom whatever cause, lowness Of spirits, and all 9th
r signs Of diseased liver, and other disofeanEsio
ii the system vanish under the eradicaiing lfucnc
81 ibis al powerful anisepte and detergent remedy,
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School for Young Ladies.

TyHE fourth term Of our School will commence on
the 23rd of July next. Tuition, $40 so per Term;
Board in good families So per month. The Schools
located six miles north OF Hiilsborough, Posinil G.
Hughes's Academy. Pupils charged from the time OF
entering, and no deduction for tine lost Afterwards
except at the option Of the principal
Rev. ARCII'D CURRlE. Principal,
MISS MARY Z. WH0Rr0N, ASSIST.
June 49, 46,-4w
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More New Goods.

Moro New Goods.
DURNETT'S TOILET SETS.
- COCAINE. for the hair,
FLORiMEL, a new and delightful perfume for
the handkerchief
KALLIsTON, a cosmetic, Tor removing fr,ekles.
tan, suuhutn. &c.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. Tor preserving
and heautifyinr the teeth aud gums. Alsn
BURNETr's FLAvORING EXTRACTS. for
cooking. jusi received and ior sale q The
DRUG STORE.
June 49, 90
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$52, 2O3 80
Stock entitled TO Dividend, $4,000 90
Amt. Of deposits received since Jsnyl, Sl32,623 so
We, the undersigned, committee appointed by The
Directors 10 investigate the affairs Of the Hsboro
Savings Institution for the las, SIX months report that
the above statement truly shows lis condition.
SAINT. w. HUGHES, JAMES +. CAIN.
HENRY n. BROWN, TH0s. McCRACKEN,
July 2, 1860. J. A. TuRRENTlNE.
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Bilious Disorders.

The proper qnanium and right condition Of the bils
Is u monentous importance 10 the health Of the hu.
man frame. this anbilious medicine eXpels the hidden
seeds Of the complaint and renders all the fluids and
seeieons pure and fluent, cleansing and resusc,atinp
lie yitaI funrtinna az The k6ly.
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Orange Guards, Attention!
DARADE AT SOUTH LOWELL. in full Summer
l. uniform on WEDNESDAY THE FOURTH OF
JULY at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, with forty rounds Of blank
cartridges and arms and accoutremens in good ORDER
By order Of Capt. Pride Jones'
j. Y. WHIrTED. o. s.
I,ne or a.
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Sicklv Females

should ltse time in trying few doses Of ihi, reg.
uIIiing and ienoya.ine remedy whatever may Sc their
complaint be taken with saieiy il al periodical
aad other dsoganizaiioEs, is effect Is ali but ifseus