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NEWS ITEM s

A Comet is now clearly discernible by the
naked eye, lew degrees above the North.
western horizon. About 9 O'Clock p. NJ. is
probably the best time for observations.
though this new celestial visitor IS SO thick
ly enveloped in mist. that it does not look
very brilliant.
DEEP RWgR coPPER.-We learn that there
has recently been considerable stir 10 regard
TO the copper mines known TO exist in the
Deep River Country, not far from Haywood.
and that offers to purchase at high figures
have been made, although no trade has yet
been cocIuded. IL is understood that these
deposits Of copper ore are very valuable and
extensive. Vii Journal
Texas LEAp.-Lead ore has been found in
Llano county. which yields. on smelling. 65
per cent Of pure lead.
II is stated, 10 Cleveland paper. that the
present season three thousand seven hun.
dred and seventy bushels Of strawberries
and cherries were shipped by five dealers ia
the first three weeks Of the month OF June.
The Columbus Fact announces that the
friends Of Bell and Everett intend holding
State Convention at Columbus, some time in
the latter part Of Jolly. to form an electoral
ticket in Ohio.
DERALeATIoS.--The amount for which Ed
win Robinson, President OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. is in
default, BY unfortunate speculations, is said
TO range IRON TO TO 10000 dollars. His
property, which he has made over to the com.
pany, Is valued at from $50 10 100000 dol
lars.
Among the passengers in the Adriatie. is
Lady Franklin the widow Of the great Arctic
nav gator, whose heroic efforts Ia behalf Of
her husband have reflected new credit on
humanity, aud sounded the depths Of wifely
devotion. Lady franklin is 10 be the guest
Of Mr.. Henry Griunell.
IL 0HIo.--Nesrly every Democratic paper
in Ohio hoists the names Of Douglas and
Johnson. The Cleveland Democrat, owned
BY U. D. Marshal Johnson. sust.ins the Sc.
ceders.
The action Of the Democracy At Baltimore
seems, with reasonable diligence on the part
Of the Republicans. TO have insured the sue.
cess Of the Republican ticket.
Mp York TImes.
THe DRy Ror.-Fi,e years ago the Hon.
Alexander II. stephens thought the National
Democratic Party had the disease called dry
rot that is known TO be lncurable.
The Insurance Companies II Paris intend
presenting a petition TO the Emperor. pray.
ing that law may be passed 10 prohibit the
sale Of matches made with white phosphorus.
Official returns show that the annual aver.
age number Of accidental hfes ia France was
about two hundred and twenty up TO 1883,
before friction matches came into use. 10
1874 the number had risen 10 four thousand,
which has constantly increased, Until in 1857
there were ten thousand fires.
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TlMELY ADVICE.

The editor Of The Medical Rtformer remarks that ..
10 the spring snd early summcf, the srnslhiiiies OF
the digestive organs increased. the full diet Of
winter will, q persisted TO-, induce leyst This e By
no means new discovery. The ancienis named tho
month of February, when their spring begsn, rum
6s6:um fever, aud wisely recommended. AL prjp.
afatte Iof the heals Of summer, udicous exercise,
Iight Diet aud the full aud l,ce use Of water.
Pfol. Holloway. the Distinguished English ptac-
iitioner, has done something more than this. lie ha,
discovered and Introduced two remedies for oil the
arrangements incident 10 q chsnge Of Temperature,
which have saved The lives 81 thousands Of unseeli.
mated travellers and seloufners in every region between
the equslot and the poles. When sudden transition
from cold 10 heat produces dyspepsia, liver complaint
feyef dianl gs o. dysensry, Holloway Pills seem y
subae the disturbance IN The system Al once aud 70
bfas eli ts functions into harmony With the new 81
mosphsnc Influences by which II " surrounded. Where
The shock questioned BY the change affects the skin y
glands. Tho Ointment, IN continuation with the Pills
soon puts the external organization Into healthy con
diiion.
Under these circumstances, common prudence sag
ses,s The plopisiy Of having both remedies swsys 81
hand al the commencement oi the summer, and o.
providing supply Of them before starting on Jour
ney ar voyage. IN this climate, summer aud autuInn
are Internationally, the seasons most pfeiudical Il
health, aud therefore nothing should then be leh IN
done that will have the effect Of Certifying and bracinl
10 the system purifying blood, and putting the diges
tive sppsfsius In good working ofder 20 isr ssou
o,.s,ys.ion aoes. HoIloway's Pills will infalllby 20
cure these results. Families who have haliuslly use'
them for yeats as spring summer aud sll mediei ne
declare that complete exemption from The complaint
ususl IL those Seasons has been the invarablo eonse
auence o. their sshibiiion This We can readily be
ieye, knowing as We do, that they exercise ifP'
influence upon he inis nai organs. They purify III
auds remove Instructions. aud insigorate the dges
live powers There arc few systems 20 healthy as nc
% require such helps 70 Nature At ,h'. eficsl peno
Of The ys.f and II 10 therefore obvious that course
Holowsys Pills 10 proper, Is protective measure,
Boston Journal
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HILLsHoRoueu MILITARY AcADEsr,
La. q oC0

4 ehy - 1870
Pursuant to notice, the cadets Of the Hills
borough Military Academy convened for thu
purpose Of testifying their grief at the dealt
Of their esteemed Professor, Capt. w. ID
Gaillard.
The Chairman, after stating the object O
the meeting, appointed, on motion, the fol,
lowing cadets to draft uti0ns, viz: w
Calder, N. A. Gregory, d. q. Waddell, II
+. Jones, M. Manly, and John Mcltae. Or
motion Of cadet Wsddell, the Chairman wa,
added to the committee which, after del,b
Grafton. reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS God. in his infinite wisdom. ha.
seen proper to deprive us Of one, who, as .
lrieni and professor. has gained the love and
respect Of those over whom he exercised his
brief authority; one qualified by nature tt
fulfll the duties Of his station whose place
can never be filed TO greater advantage
kind, gentle and benignant, lie was beloved
by many pious and moral. he was respect ted
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70 bring about an understanding between
Russia and Austria.
The proceedings Of Parliament were un.
important.
Lord John Russell, in acknowledging the
receipt OF French note relative to Savoy.
again condemned the course of France.
In circular from the French government,
relative to Savoy, France undertakes to as
sumo the obligations Of Sardinia for the neu.
trality OF Faucegny and Chablais. but will
not cede any territory to Switzerland. The
latter government has put forth proposition
for Conference.
II is asserted that the Neapolitan Council
had resolved to grant constitution and ge-
neral amnesty. total change of ministry.
free press, Italian alliance with Piedmont,
&c., but the Kings consent was wanting.
twas reported that the Russian and Span
ish Legations had threatened to Withdraw
unless Sardinia stopped her expeditions to
Sicily.
The Austrians are making vast military
preparations in Yenitia.
The China mail has been telegraphed. The
stermcr Malabar. having aboard Lord Elgin
and Baron Gros. was wrecked in the harbor
of Gala. All the lives were saved, but the
bullion. credentials, &c.. Of both ambassadors
were lost.
The Chinese were actively preparing to
resist the allies.
Chusan was occupied by the Allies with
out resistance. Trade with Canton was i'm
proved.
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Little River Institute,

THE Fall Session. 1860 Of this Institution will
commence on the 9th day Of July, under the in.
struction Of J. 1. 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
fol absence except for protraced sickness special
contract The school located in Orange county, ten
miles north Of Hlsborough, in moral. religious and
healthy neighborhood. Board can he had Ia respecta-
bic families al dollars per mouth including every
thing necessary for a student.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, So 90
Geography. Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
Latin, Algebra, &C.. l5 90
y. ?. HALL, JOSEPH w. MCKEE, :
FIG. WILSON, JAS. ALLISON, 81;
\. RAY. T.. WILSON, 80
GEO. &. RAY, )S
l.. W, HALL, Secretary.
June 5. 45-3mp
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LAND FOR SALE.
AT THE SAME TIME,
COMPREHENSIVE.

I'VE the undersigned successors OF ]. G. Webb &
w Co, having this day associated ourselves toge.
Their under the name and style Of Webb 4 Dickson,
catfy on he Drug business in illshnfuugh, respect.
fully solicit the patronage Of friends and The public
generally, a. Il is intention and expeeon 10 merit
their custom BY strict attention 10 our business. We
shalke constantly on hand full assortment Of Pure
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-SluTs, Fancy Az.
iicles. Pare Wines and Liquors or Medicinal purposes
and al other articles In our line, which feel
We can sell on as accommodating terms they be
bought elsewhere. Especial care will be given 10 put
ting up Prescriptions al oil hours.
J. G. WEBB,
HENRY DICKSON.
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lNU' I5Us UWHtT uUkHOWH, NaIut OUs 7
Ordered by The Court, That publication be made in
the Hillsbofough Recorder for six weeks, notifying the
owners, those interested in the above lots Of land
that unless the taxes are paid before the next
term of this Court they will be sold according to law,
10 satisfy the amount due together with the Of
these proceedings
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of said Court, the
fourth Monday Of May, A. d. 1860.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. c.
July 4. 49-Gw
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

V,HE subscriber having. At the Msy term o. Orange
County Court quslhcd ss the Executor Of The last
will end testsment Of CHARLES cox, deceased.
hereby notifies I'll persons indebted 10 The estate 70
make payment, and lhose having claims 70 present
them within Inc time prescribed w law otherwise this
notice will he plead IN bai IL thrir recovery.
sAML N. WILKINSON, Err.
iuly ~. 1O-3w
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Rock Spring Academy.

UNHE filth session OF tins institution will open on the
25lh Of July SEQ, and continue Tor twenty weeks.
The Academy Is situated ten miles southwest Of Hills.
borough and twelve miles west 81 Chapel Hill, in a
very moral and healthy community, and where every
necessary requisite for procuring education is
tended We prepare students for college. for the
ordinary business Of life. The terms are as follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $40
English Branches. SIS
Board can be had al s37 per session, including all
expenses. q. ID. Oldham, James r Miner, and others.
viii take boarders They living very convenient.
For further particulars address
W. y. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange County, n. Z.
June 20. Aft
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Common School Teachers Notice.
TyHE EXAMINING COMMITTEE will meet at
the Court House, on SATURDAY, July 2lst,
1860, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
All persons, male and female, wishing certificates,
will please attend at that time.
w. ii. BROWN. c. B. S.
July 4. 49-3w
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School for Young Ladies,

TNHE fourth term Of our School will commence on
the 23rd of July next. Tuition, Sl2 80 per term;
Board in good families IS per mouth. The School is
located sir miles north Of Hsborough. Postnfii,e--
Hughcss Academy Pupils charged from the time Of
entering, and no deduction for tine lost afterwards,
except At the option Of the principal
REv. ARCH'D CURRlE, Principal,
Miss MARY L. WH0RT0N. .fssisft.
June 10. 46.-4w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASaE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term. 1850.
Samuel Cole, Original attachment
Is. ieried on
Thon.aa Marian Land,

Samuel Cole, Original attachment
Is. ieried on
Thomas Warren Laad
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court that me
4 defendant, Thomas wlrrcu. has removed oui Of The
State or 80 abseons or conetas himself that the or.
binary process Of law eannpi be served on him: Il L
therefore ordered b, lie Court That publication be made
IL the Hllshorourh Recorder fpr siS weeks, notifying
the said Thomas Warren that unless be appear q,
Inc pes, term Of this Court. 10 be held At the court
house II lIiilsbofough, the fourth Monday 70 Al.
gs, nett then and there 70 Tepevy and plead acccsd
ING 10 law, no will be proceeded against in the same
manner a. Il be had been seiyed with process aud had
failed 10 appear and plead.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk Of ouI said Count, Al
oa,ce n IIill5boroueh, the fourth Monday Of May
A. d. 1860 GEORGE LAWS, G. &. G..
June 10, Pts fec IS OOl i6-6w
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NOTICE....ToWN TAXABLES.

I,HE citizens Of the town Of HiIlsbofough are no.
! tilted. that will attend II the Count House on
WEDNESDAY. The lst q August. Cor the purpose %
taking list Of the isIabss and taxable property Of
the town. Punclual attendance Is required falling
10 give IN will subject delinqucnls 10 double tar.
A. g. MURDOCH, W. r..
July IL. 50-3w
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THE MIGHTY HEALER |!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Nations as we'll as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals OF the Old as well as
olihe New World, stampthis powe rfu remedial gent
az the greatest healing preparation ever made known
TO suffering man The penetrating qualities more
than marvellous, through the external oficcs Of tho
skim invisible 10 the naked eye reaches the seat Of
The internal disease; and in Ill external affections It's
nnii-Inammatoy and healing virtues surpass thing
else ON record, and is Natures grcai ally.
/ ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEuM
retwo Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent, 70 these the Ointment il
especially anagonisc, il m0dHs opsraaRi . Is first
TO eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have pcrlina.
einusy refused 10 yield To- any other remedy OF treat
ment have invariably succnmbed 10 few aprlira.
lions Of this powerful unguent.
ERUPTIoSs ON THE SKIN.
Arising from bad state Of the blood Or chronic dis.
eradicated. and clear and surface
feganed by the restorative action Of this Ointment. Il
surpisses many Of the cosmetics and other toilet spp
ancss in its power 10 dpcl rashcs and other dis6guFe
menis Of the face.
PILES AND FIsTULA.
Every form and feature ofthesc prevalent aud stub.
born disorders IL eradicaicJ locally and entirely BY the
81 this emnlient; warm Concentrations should PIE.
rre ts application It, healing qualities will be found
To he thorough aud inSafabe.
BDth The Ointment and rus should be used
IN The tohopiag case:
BuniOns, Rheumatism, Sore Threats,
Burns, Riugwofm, Sores Of ali kinds,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum, sprains.
uhiitlains, Scalds, stiff Joints
Fis'ula, skin Diseases. letter.
Govt, Swelled Glands, Ulcers,
Lumbagn. Sore Legs, venefeal Sores,
Meieunal Etup- Sore Breasts, Wounds Of ell
tons, Sore Heads, kinds
Piles,
tV' CAUTION - None are genuine unless The
words Holloway, New York and London are dis.
cernabe Is Watermark ID every leaf Of lie book Of
directions around each pot OF boz the sam, may be
plainly seen BY holding the leaf 10 the light. hand
some reward will 10 given 10 any rendering such
Information may lead 10 The detection Of any party
or parties counercitinr The medicines. vending the
same, knowing them TO Ne spurious.
- sold al the Manufactures Of Professor Hollu.
way, 50 Maiden Lane. New York, and by oil respecta.
ble Druggists aud Dealers ID Medicines throughout
the United states and the civilized world, 10 boxes at
IS cents, 60 cents, and 81 each.
or There is considerable saving BY taking the latgs
or sizes.
n. B.-Diecions for the guidance u patients ia
every disorder ere affixed ,oessh boz.
Aug. ~, 81
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Select Boarding and Dav School.

TIVE Select Boarding and Day School of the Misses
Nash and Miss Kollock. Hilsborough, n. e., will
reopen on the 18th Of July. punctual attendance
is requested.
Circulars giving foil particulars forwarded on appl-
cation.
June IL. 46-6w
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The Augusts tGa.) Chronicle has received
inlormation direct from a friend in Texas,
stating that Gen. sam Houston. the hero Of
San Jaeinto. has declared for Bell aud Ever.
EFT. a. the only National ticket
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The Great Eastern will remain ia New
York for the next six weeks, and be great
object Of attraction. At only one time on
the passage were the engines allowed 10 er.
hibit their power. the result Of which has
proved her ability to perform nearly 400 miles
in "a hours. The Great Eastern is comman.
dsd by Capt. John Vine Hall. her officers and
crew number 420. She was thrown open to
public inspection on the ith, the price Of ad.
mission being one dollar.
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Obituary.

Died. near Rock Spring IN this county. on Tuesday,
the std day Of July, Of typhoid fever, Mr. THOMAS
SYKES. son q Alien sykes, aged 81 years. The
deceased len WIFE, Eve children. and large train %
connection. 10 mourn their loss; but their los j. his
gain.
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ROXBOROUGH MALE SCHOOL.

ROXBOROUGH MALE SCHOOL.
1NHE next Session of this School will begin on Mon
day the ed day of July, aud continue twenty
weeks.
TUITION.
For beginners Sl2 so
Ordinary English, Is 90
Languages, 20 10
will take four boarders into my family on reason.
able terms.
JAMES ID. BAIRD.
June 5. As
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Important adsiees reach US from Mexico
through the arrival Of the steamer Arizona al
New Orleans, from Brazos. Private letters
from Monterey. authenticated by statements
Of similar tenor from Matamoras. state that
Gen. Zaragoza. commanding the Liberal for
ces. had defeated Miramon and taken him
prisoner. near Salamanca. A division 81 Mi.
ramon's trovp.. under Ramirez, had also been
defeated BY ortega. The locality Of the lat
ter engagement is not given. In the States
Of Nuesa Leon. CoahuiIs, and elsewhere. Ell.
forts were being made to further the return
Of commonlort to power.
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Hoilo,rays PMs.-Pnmiture decay whether the 70.
suit Of intense application business, free living or
any other exhaustive cause may be checked and the
physical and mental energies restored to heil original
vigor by perseyerng Of this unequalled resora-
tive The STOPPING frame may Strengthened the trem.
bling nerve quoted, and the whole muscular system
braced, by course Of the Pills. They seem not only
TO purge the internal organs Of all impurities but 10 in
fuss into every fibre principle Of vitality. Let
not The sick say tha, their constitutions broken
down. until they have tested the renovang properties
Of Holowsy's wonderful restorative.
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TaE GHsAT CURE ron DrsrEPsIA. -0ne ofthe most
terrible evils in the community is the widespread pre-.
vsence Of the Dyspepsia Il is found in almost every
family in our land, and thousands are offering from
what they believe 10 be ailments Of the head the heart,
the chest The liver bowels, which are n reality but
symptoms and the results Of Dyspepsia. somany forms
does this dire arrangement Of the animal functions
sumo, that thousand different might be cited in
which the complication combination Of symptoms is
entirely different Probably the most efficient remedial
agent known is The Orygenated Bilers prepared BY
s. w. Fowle * Co.. Boston. We have seen letters from
individuals whose character and position in society
title them TO confidence, and the article has been sP-
proved by some Of our most emn professional men.
Boston TrareLLr.
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ACADEMY.

HlLLSB0ROUGH ACADEMY.
(,oI.. TEw. who has occupied the buildings Of the
~ IIillboiough Mace Academy. with his hSurishng
Military school, Is about 10 to his
dous and elegant establishment thus leaving the AGA.
den vacant. The Trustees will be pleased TO receive
proposals for the School from competent Classical
Feathers. up 10 the 10th Of July next.
The many decided advantages Of the locaiion for .
successful Institution Of the kind need mol be enume.
rated.
BIS order Of the Board II Trustees.
J. w. NORWOOD, President
June I. 4s-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,

May Term, 1860.
RICHARD N. JONES, Sheriff Of Orange County,
AZ returns into Court the following Town Lots which
have been listed for tax for the last ten years which
no proposes 10 sell 10 satisfy the amount due for taxes
on said lots, all lying in the town Of Hsborough and
known in the po, Of said town as lots
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The Petersburg Inteiiisencer. ~ The
publication Of this old and able Wing Journal which
suspended for two three weeks in consequences
Of some difficulties between the poprie,ors. has been
resumed It's appearance has been very muOh improved,
being now printed on entire new type. Frederick w.
Page, Esa Is the proprietor, aud i has been placed
under the able editorial management Of Robert Boiling
Esq. Daily paper, S.; Td-weekly, 81, il paid in
advance.
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The japanese Embassy left this country
on their retsra TO their far OF home, on The
sOth June, after perhaps one Of the most IA.
vored scjourns that so extraordinary an EN-.
bassy from one country ever enjoyed within
the borders Of another. Our New York let
ter shove that the splendid United States
steamer Niagara sailed with them from New
York about two o'clock on Saturday after.
noon direct Tor Japan. via the Cape Of Good
Hope, and will reach their destination IN
about one hundred days. The preliminaries
aud preparations for their departure on the
previous day sere somewhat interesting, as
follawss
The Embassy left the Metropolitan Hotel
and were escorted 10 pier on North river by
the common council committee. the seventy
FIRST regiment. and the naval commissioners.
After delightful sail On the Harriet Lane,
up the North and East rivers, viewing the
Great Eastern and the Navy Yard on the
route, they we're placed on board the Niaga.
ra, aud their escort babe them adieu. BE.
tore leaving. the first ambassador had taken
Oh his outer garment OF coat, with which he
invested Mr.. Leland. explaining il as the
highest order of japanese compliment.
The Eve Princes Of the Japanese were pre-.
sent al a wedding ceremony. in full costume,
on Wednesday. Al Grace Church. The PIN.
ees had expressed wish to see funeral. a
lawsuit aud wedding. and we're gratihed.
This was their only entrance into place d
religious worship in America. They expires.
sed themselves surprised aud delighted by
the beauty Of the ediiice.