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FLAT RIVER WING MEETING.

In pursuance oil public notice, large and
enthusiastic meeting. composed of portion
Of the Wing and Opposition party Of Flat
River and Red Mountain districts, was held
at the store Of y. q. Mangum & Co., for the
purpose Of appointing delegates TO represen,
said district 10 the County Convention 10 be
held in Ilillsborough, on Tuesday Of our
next May court.
On motion, Harrison Parker. Esq was
called TO the Chair, and X. II. Harris ap.
pointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
briefly explained BY Mr.. Addison Msngum.
On motion. the hartman was requested
10 appoint n committee Of FIVE to retire and
report business Tor the acton Of the meet
ing.
The Chairman appointed John D. Leahers.
Addison slansan, DIR. A. W. Gay, Willis
N-asAlu. and Capt X. v. Webb. 10 retire
and bring ia said report.
The Committee, after short absence, re-.
turned with the following report or resolu.
tiOns:
|. ResOised. That We approve of The propo.
sition TO hold an Opposition Convention in
the town Of llillsborough. on Tuesday Of
MAY Court. for the purpose OF nominating
suitable persons to represent Orange County
in our Gaming Legislature.
2. Resoirtd, That We heartily approve and
endorse the resolutions and platform adopted
by the Opposition State Convention, which
met al Raleigh on the ed February last.
}. Resoiutd. That We are warmly in favor
Of the movement having Tor ITS object the
amendment AZ aur State cnnstifution "a
that the system u al edlorem taxation NAV
be established as between land and negro
property. believing the present system TO be
oppressive and unequal.
1. Resolred That this meeting appoint a
suitable number Of delegates TO represent
Flat River and Red Mountain districts ia the
County Convention.
In obedience TO the fourth resolution the
Chairman appointed the following delegates:
Monroe Vaughan. Joseph Woods, Walter
Edwards. Willis Mangum, Addison Mangum,
W. NJ. Mangnm, DAVID Roberts. A. J. Rob-
erts. Benjamin Hester, Allen Parrish, Pres.
lty Bowling. Philip Switzerland, James \.
Lunsford. John duke, W. Bowling. Sr..
Green Bobbitt, John Is. feathers. William
&. Parrish. John w. Gates, William Tilley,
Sri, Farthing Garratd. Willie X. TilIey. Ella
Harris. Robert Hall. sr., l.. W. Hall. James
Bowen. Dc. Gay. aud Jesse W. Parker.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary
we're requested to be added 10 the list.
m. PARKER. Chairman.
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~ NfEFFEEFENI
n. u. HlRR,. Secretary.

MEDICAL SOCIETY or NORTH CAROLINA.
Tie eleventh annual meeting Of this soci.
ety was held in the Town OF Washington On
The 18th Of April. There was large mum.
Der uf physicians In attendance from the
mountains 10 The ssaboart, aud an additional
number 81 thirty new members. who joined
the Society. II is in Furnishing and pros
porous state. A number Of reports were
made b, different members from various
counties upon the diseases which prevailed
in their immediate locations.
DR.. Edward Warren resigned the editor.
ship 81 The Medical Journal. having been
lately elected 10 a Prole..orship in the Uni
yersity of Maryland; and Drs. e. v. Johnson
aud :. ;. Satehwell were elected its editors.
The annual address was delivered by DR..
Howard, Of WarrentOn. Subject" Dig.
nity and Utility 81 The Medical Profession,
and the Duties OF Medical Men," II was
generally considered that il was the best
address ever delivered before the Society,
and that DR.. Howard has acquired additional
tepntstion as a writer and orator.
Dr.. n. ]. pittman, OF Marlborough. was
re elected President. and Drs. j. ]. Sum.
mereil, G. ~. Hodges, g. J. Murphy, and
w. A. u. Norcum, Vice. Presidents. Sec.
rotary, DR.. w. q. Thomas; Treasurer. q
W. Grahamj Orator, Dr. ID. 4. Tayloe. o.
Washington.
The next meeting of the Society will BE-
held Al Morganton, in May. 1861.
We learn that the Inequalities Of the eiti
zcns Of Washington proved to be most cor.
dial aud liberal. The private families o
the town entertained number Of the pro.
fcssion, and contributed greatly 10 aiding
the professional gentlemen Of Washington
in entertaining the members Of the Society
The members in attendance, we are conf.
dent, cannot soon forget the unbounded al.
tention Of their professional brethren Of
Washington for their untiring attention I,
make their visit pleasant and intellectual
one. while neither pains nor expense wer,
spared 10 render their stay agreeable, the
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n. No MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail 10 examine the extensive stack ofFANCYG0ODs,
Hosiery, Gloves. &C., ofIsrel for sale by FRED.
fICKEY Il SONS, ESQ Baltimore street. II is one Of
the extensive 10 this country and the praPreois
are determined not to be undersold BY any Northern
House.
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be their exclusion from participating in such
body, and their condemnation Of interior
ence by them in any form with its proceed.
ings.
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Patent Window Blinds.

A Great Improvement Superior 10 Anything in Use.
'HNHIs BLIND when closed shuts perfectly tight, and
keeps out all wet, dust insects &c. and entirely ex-
cudes the light, aud makes beautiful appearance on
the outside Il has every advantage over the other
kind and costs hut trihe more.
This Blind will recommend itself Any one can judge
Of its superiority over the old style at first sight
No person that has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The subscrber will be happy 10 show model 10 any
person wishing TO obtain Blinds, aud receive their OF.
ders, which will be promptly filled.
]. ID. BURBICK,
Knston, NC.
May 8. d.
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FARMERSl FARMERS!!
Threshing Machines!

NNOR which We arc not Agents. but Manufacturers
y ourselves.
IMPROVED SPIRAL BARRED THREsHER
with Pourhorse.Power Lever The most popular aud
approved. sl5p
IMPROVED SPIRAL BAR THRESHER AND
MINNO WEIR, with Cyleudcr vi lion, no, soil Wood,
a. most Northern Machines anil with Reversible
Teeth, sold Al what The best Northern Machines viii
cost here. The teeth Of these Machines are fetefs'.
be that means the back of the teeth can be turned
in front after the iioni Is worn OIL thus making Them
lasi as long again. ~.
All Boxes arc made o. metal snl 10 wotkmanlike
manner, not Of wool. -.
Horse.P Powers, spur.eearei, the hesi, SO
FRERCKs & RAEDER.
Salisbury. Nav .. an
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Y O TIcE.

yT,o THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS OF
4 FISHER, FOARD & lIOOKER:-l'he said CO.
partnership having been dissolved and the undersigned
appointed Receiver thereof by decree a the Court
Of Equity of the County Of Craven. notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 said firm 10 make i'm
mediate payment, aud those having claims, accounts
and demands against said rm are requested 70 presen
them forthwith properly authenticated
A. +. jenkins, Receiver.
Newbern, May /, 1860. sl-iw
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NOTICE

yr,o THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS OF
FISHER & FoARD:-The said eopahncrshlP
having been dissolved and the undersigned appointed
Receiver thereof by decree Of The Court OF Equity
Of the County Of Craven, notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted 10 said firm To make immediate
payment. and those having claims accounts and de-
nands sgains said firm requested 10 present them
forthwith, properly autt entieaed.
A. Il. JERKlNSi Receirer.
Newtern, MAY |, 1900. 4l-sw
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METHoDisM, NoRrH. - The Quadrennial
Address Of the Bishops states that since the
Conference OF 1856. eleven who were mem
bers Of it, have died. The tendency of the
Annual Conferences 10 multiply colleges and
seminaries beyond the capability Of the
Church TO support them is remarked on and
reprehended. The prosperity of the Sun
day Schools of the denomination affords
ground for congratulatlon and encourage
ment, since the increase in the number Of
schools has been 800; in that Of teachers
10000, while there are i54 900 more schol-
airs in attendance than there were at the time
Of the last Conference. The Church prop
erty is estimated at s2l 10000 gain Of
SS,000,000 in two years The address re-
prehends the negotiation Of appointments of
pastors by the churches in advance, touches
but lightly on the slavery question, and "a
vors the introduction Of Lay Delegates into
the General Conference.
The report Of the managers Of the New
York Methodist Book Concern shows that
the total number Of books published during
the last four years is 3,S00.0O0, besides
27,SO2,0O0 pages of tracts. Total sales for
the four years 'sl,l.5,S67, an increase OF
sl75,l35 over The previous four years. The
debt Of the Book Concern in 1856 was
sl70.704. but now only amounts 20 s67 500
The total profits since 1886 are set down at
sl,l1I .584.
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NEW TAN YARD,

sENHB subscribers have commenced he TANNING
BUSINESS 81 their place hall a mile from Webs
Douglass Factory, and prepared % fpteise hides
tan on shares, o. they will pay lhc market Ptee of
them.
Having employed an experienced hand 70 conduct
then business they feel confident Of being sble 70 give
IsiIAM PARRISH s son.
iannasy 70.
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Obituary.

Dici. near Marlborough. On the 10Th instant. Mr.
JAMES FAucETr. 10 Tie 7eih year Of his age.
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EABR1IJs
At Graham, Alamanre county. on the Let ms. by
Rev. A. Wilson. d D.. NJ. ROBERT HUNTER 70
Miss MARY j. scorT, daughter " thc late lohn
Scott. Esq.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
a. Valuable Plantation

INN TUESDAY OF MAY Tenn next OF Orange
" County Court, il being the 29h oi Mal. viii
sell at pubc auction before the Count House doot IN
Hillshorough, ms Ray plantation IN foesiers Greek
five miles north u Hsboroush, continuing $50 ac''s
ON credit Of one aud Two Yeas. with interest from
the date Bond aud approved security. THIS Plinia
tion is well adapted 10 The gfoRth Vi Tobacco and "
wheat and other gain, has good tncosufes and othe
improv eRents including an exctentiramed Barn aud
ThIeshing Mschiae. a good orcha'd and meadow;
about 800 acres cleared aud under the. aud the al-
ance wood land some OF not surpassed N fertility
by any lands in tie county. inmeia'e possession
will be given rese, s,hg leave qgly 10 take away The
growing crops Of small gain.
w. A. GRAHAM.
May ., 1860. 40-tds
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meeting Of 1860 will be long remembered
by those who were SO fortunate as to be
present on that occasion.
Raleigh Standard.
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CONVICTION OF RoRERT II. WILLIAMS. One
OF the most exciting trials that has ever la
ken place in North Carolina, has lust been
concluded in Rockingham Superior Court,
and has resulted in the conviction Of Robt
L. Williams Of the murder Of Margaret Hell
ton. The case was called up on Thursday
Of last week. On Saturday after dinner j.
u. Boyd stated the grounds of defence, when
MIR. Solicitor Settle commenced the argu-
ment for the prosecution, speaking until 9
or 10 o'clock; Hon. John A. Glmer then
spoke in defence of the prisoner until about
2 O'Clock on Sunday morning, when the ar
gument was suspended until Monday morn
ing OF this week; Monday was occupied BY
J. X. Mclean. Esq, for the State, and Hon.
Jas. /. Morehead for the prisoner. Late
Monday evening Judge Bailey delivered his
charge to the jury. who. after an absence Of
about one hour, rendered verdict of guilty.
On Tuesday morning the Judge sentenced
the prisoner to be hung. from which judg-
ment Williams took an appeal to the Su-
Preme Court. GreensJorough Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-16
THE MIGHTY HEALER /!
HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

HOL LII " y \ ) OIL NJ VI Il Nj.
The free admissions Of all Nations. as wcll,as the
verdict u the leading Hospitals y the Old well
Of The New World slampthis powerful remedial Agent
a. The greatest healing preparation ever made known
10 suffering man. The penetrating qualities
than marvellous, through the external orificss o. the
skn invisible 70 The naked eve. Il reaches the seat 81
The internal disease and in 81 external affections s
aRtnimmatory aud healing virtues sgrpass any thing
tisc on record and is Mature great ally.
ERYsIpELAS AND SALT RHEEM
Arc tWo II the most common aud yifuient Disorders
prevalent on this continent, these the Ointment il
ssperiiy antagonisc iis nlodas 0per0ndi j. first
o eradicate the venom aud then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS. OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Eases 81 many wears standing that have periina-
clUsly refused 10 yied To- any other remedy Or treat.
lIrlll. have invariably sUCeumbtJ 10 lew eppeH.
ii0ns Ofihis powerful ungfehi.
ERIPTIONS ON THE SKIN.
Arising iram had .ta;e II ihr blood Or chronic dis
r4.c sic er4Jisl,cd. and clear
ftglned hy The restorative acl5n OIL this ointment II
su5pissc ma rs af the cosmetics aud other toilet aTpli
sncts Ia is poser to disp fashes and other Jsguie.
mems oiihs face.
PILES AND FrsTULA.
E,efy form ani feature o. these prevalent and stub
born Disorders IL cfadcatej locally and entirely rs tic
,4ss u this emsiisni warm Consultations should pie.
gsis III application. IL healing qualities viii be iouud
tote thorough and invariabic.
Both He Ointment and Pills Should b used
IN The foilouing case:
Buridns, Rheumatism, Sore ThrOais.
burns, Ringwctm. Sores ~ al kinJs,
Ihapped Hands Salt Rheum, spfstns,
ghilblsins, Sriids. Stlf Joints,
fisiuls, skin Diseases, letter,
Gout SWeIed Glands. Ulcers.
Lnmbaac, Sots Legs. Neneicll sofes,
Neicuual Erup. sore Breasts, Mcuads % 81
TONS SOfc Heads, kinds,
Piles,
- CAUTION - None arc genuine unless ihe
sworas Holloway, NsN iotk and London aie DE.
rsrnshle u Waermatk Ii every caf u iie book %
directions around each pot o. boN The san' may te
painly seen Is hoidrs The leaf 10 The lsht hand.
cong ieuafI will b. given 20 ANY one rendering SUCH
information - msy lead % The detection q any party
n pstiiss COMMUNICATING The medicines, % vending lie
.sms. knsetnr lhsii 70 II spurious
S,id Il thc Manufactures % Professor Hoile.
,.,. n Maiden Lane New York and By oil respects.
NJ p,urei.t. snd Dealers 10 Medicines throughout
~ ini,sJ stats sn5 the civilized world IL boAes 81
II cents 60 cents. aud q each.
- There Is considerable saving ~ taking he lsfg.
ef sizes.
n. B.-Direciion. icr the guidance Of patients in
every disorder ere alIiAed 10 each BOT.
Avg ~. o.
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EIGHT lNcH WELLs.-We alluded in our
last TO the wells which Mr.. Chas. Y. Harris
is constructing in this place. for several Of
our citizens. lie has completed two. and is
now al work on the third.
These wells are made pretty much in the
same way that Artesian wells are construct
ed--bored out with an anger made for the
purpose. and carbed or walled with pine
wood tubes. Those made here. are about s
inches in diametre. though Mr.. Harris can
make them II any desired size. The eight
inch well has been found to answer every
requirement Of family. Indeed. one is said
TO be quite sufficient to supply the ordinary
wants Of from three 10 six families. This
is dependent, af course, on the fountain which
supplies il. which should be strong enough
to replenlsh the well as the water is drawn
out.
The advantages claimed for these wells
are, cheapness 81 lirst cost. neatness, economy
Of space, security against accidents, cleanll.
ness, and cheapness 81 repairs and attention
to keep them 10 order. We think they are
entitled 10 al these. There NAV be obiec-
tim 10 the wooden walls ii first, but Mr..
Harris assures US that they answer we'll, AMI
excepting the top section. never rot
Sgi.tury Haieimaa
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Hillsborough Military Academy.
PROPOSALS will be received by thy superinten-
dent from parties DESTROYS Of taking the contract
for WASHING for this Institution. Offers should be
made promptly, as il is desirable to close the arrange
ments at once
C. C. TFW, Supt. H. ~ a.
May 9. A-2w
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SPrRious NorE. AND CoiNs.-We we're
shown on Yesterday, counterfeit notes on
the Bank Of Cape Fear. Bank Of the State
&c Nnrth Carolina. Bank nf Virginia,
Merchants Bank ii Lynchburg. and also
counterfeit quarters aud ball dollars, and
FIVE and ten cent pieces. The notes were
all badly executed. but up,n good paper, yet
easily detected. The CONS we're good I'M.
tations. and might be passed of with perfect
security, upon such as are not accustomed
to examine money strictly before they accept
il. Itie,sJarg Express.
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Tng Whole SouTn WILL CONDEMN It'll
we are not very much mistaken. the masses
or the people everywhere At the South VIII
contlemn the course Of the seceders AZ
Charleston. The Washington States has
the lollowingl
The People Rising-we learn. from des'
patch telegraphed from ". O., that the Dem
ocrscy Of that city are indignant at the course
pursued by their delegates TO Charleston, and
meeting is called 10 assemble IN LAFAYETTE
Square his evening 10 protest against any
action, BY citizens Of Louisiana. which WOULD
commit that State to disunion and secession
We presume this meeting will also con-
denim The course Of Senator Slidell, who leit
his post IL the Senate 70 operate upon con.
,ention Of the people. and TO whom. IN a
great measure, the disruption at Charleston
may be charged.
I've hone 70 see the day when oflice.hoId.
ers OF every description shall be excluded
from sitting In National Convention OF the
peoplt. as the mischief makers IN snch con-
MENTIONS are generally composed Of tbs class
nf men. The best plank which could DC ~,
trodueed into the Democratic platform would
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The New York Herald. in it, leader upon
the occurrences in the Charleston convention,
properly concludes: /" The attempt e patch
Up political platforms not ennsnnant with
the active ideas % the time. merely TO suit
particular candidates. Is a folly that rcaps
its own harvest platforms and candidates
are swept away together. II the Convention
Il Charleston had adopted few simple reso
lutions. recognizing the existing condition
of affairs, and nominated conservative
candidate, he could have been elected By
tie popular vote. AZ il has not done this,
we shall have this year a repetition Of the
struggle Of 1924. preliminary to the new
construction II parties on the conservative
and destructive platforms"
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