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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
Gry. TIorsros'. PL,y-In n. reeen, mes.

GES. Iinusros's PL.N.--in his recent mes.
sage to the Legislature 81 Texas, Ne saws:
| believe that the pulley Of extending our
frontier too rapidly has already resulted in
great loss Of life, owing TO the sparse settle.
menls being an easy prey TO the saysges. u
a base line we're run az the extreme edge Of
settlements, We could then, by liberal poll
ey. which would give an alternate quarter
section of land to every actual settler, who
would reside upon and cultivate the same for
two years, draw to our border host of har.
dy pioneers. who would MT only be able 10
resist the eneroachmcnt Of the Indians. but
soon acquire sufficient strength to intimidate
them.
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TINS CESsus.-we learn that sctive mea.
sures are being taken BY the Bureau At Wash.
ingtnn, % secure d foil anil correct census 81
the present population Of the country. The
census Of 1880. although much more correct
than the former ones. till tall short Of true
statement The first circulars and insiruc.
lions 10 the Marshals have been sent out from
the Department. and from the tenor % the
whole arrangements made. IL is hoped that
~ correct aud concise statement may be
obtained this year as can be gotten at all.
The work will be commenced about Tie first
Of June. and IL will not be long before we can
all know the full amount Of the population Of
our vast Republic. The probable number Of
inhabitants has been somewhat ronghly esti.
mated Al $4,000 900. being an increase of
something like 100000 during the pat De-.
cade. WILMINGTON Herald
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale al lhe ORIG STORE.

For Sale al The DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-EarIy Six Weeks. Rel Spcckled Valentine,
Brown diiio. Rcd French, Large Lima OF Butter.
Carolina. Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
DEET-ESia Early rump, Early Blocd Long Red
sile.i,n or White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BRoC0il-Purple Cape
CABBAGE-Ealy York. French or Heart, Early So.
q; loaf. Early Baticrsea, Early Dmmheld. Drum.
headSasoy, Large Late DTumhcad. l.iir Fiji Dutch
Green Glaz'd Red Dutch fis piekeing.
CARRof-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAUlIfL0wER.
lcELLRY-Whiie Solid, Silver Giant. Red Solid,
CORN-Esrrgrecn su~ar.
lCGCbMBER-E Early ame, Long Green, Gheikin.
EGG PbANT-Latge Purple. Early Purple.
ENDlNE-tiren CURED.
LETTUCE Early cuFled. Brown Dutch, Royal Cub.
haee. nfufnhcad. White Cos.
MEit.ONS--Nulmes. Iitrnn. Mount1in Sproui
NtsTARD--M hne. Brown
NASTCRTIUM.
ORRA.
ONION -saysr skin o. White. Large yellow.
PARsLEi-Cu o. Double, PLAIN or Single.
PARSAIP-- Sugar.
PEAS sndreib's Extra EARLY. Early Frame. ROYAL
Dwarf MsuOwfat. Early Nay. Bishops Eshy.
.PEPPER-Lafgc Sweet Boil Nose.
PUMPKIN Common Field.
RADiSH Long Scarlet short Top. White Turnip
Rooted. Rcd Turnip Rooted. Long Salmon.
RHUBARB, or Pc Plant
Satisfy. o. Oyster Plant.
PlNACH-HouBd SAVOY.
SQUASll--Early Bush. Long Green.
TOMArO-taree Red.
TrRNlP- Early Flat nuirh. Red Top. Large Norfolk,
latgeGl,be Dale's iIybfil, Ruia Biga o. Swedish.
February 10. a.
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DoMRsrIc MANUFACTURERS. Memphi,
Enquirer thus speaks Of the necessity Of pro.
lection Of the manufactures Of the South.
Let us not, then, shut our eyes TO the fact
that protection is more necessary TO the fu-
ture welfare Of the South. than il is to that
Of the North that IL is our duty TO protect
and encourage manufactures 10 our midst
as the only barrier against the attacks Of for.
eign foes. and the depreciation Of home val.
Gus and that every new branch Of industry
put 10 operation produces demand at home
for the grain d the farmer. and the cation.
tobacco and sugar Of the planter who obtain
at their own doors propoftionably larger
price than can be obtained in the distant
market, besides purchasing the articles they
need in return at lower rates, consequent
upon the saving Of transportation between
the consumer and the producer. Farmers
and planters, encourage local manufactures,
and Few years will prove the correctness
81 the policy BY the enhanced fertility and
value of your lands. and the more regular
return obtained for all the products Of the
soil.
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Hoiiorogs his.- Dyspepsis. which Is considered
by paysiraus Of the diiirni Of al diseases Ia
deal With. invariably succum 70 this supreme regna.
Tor q the internal organs. The sct 70 lie Pills upon
the membrane which lines Tho alimsniary csnsl ap.
pears % hc wonderfully soothing and healing. while
the same time they gently stimulate the stomach and
the liver. Ias We suppose 10 be The noius nperond
IN esscs 81 dyspepsia aid diarhgs; hut Whatever the
process. there he no doubt Of the rapdiiy. inY,.
riahliy. anil completeness II ihe cure The pis have
heen administered ID this ncighhuhoo IN ea-rs af sum-
mer complaint and general weakness and debility III
The hapPies, result. They perfectly safe medcin,
cor chllfen.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale.

"A VALUABLE tract Of land is for sale, lying on
- Emo, five miles above HiIlsborough, containing
one hundred more or less and within less than
half mile Of Hughess Academy on which is good
brick house with six rooms, fire place ia each to-
gether with all other buildings necessary; also first
rate Threshing Machine, &c. A large portion Of this
land i now under fence and in good cultivation. My
reasons for seliDg am too old 10 work it, and have
no one to do il for me, and owe some money, and
have no other way of making il. Some indulgence
will f equrcd) be given for half the price, by paying
interest.
Being 50 near the Academy il offers the advantage
Of good boarding house. - r,
February %. 32-sw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

The Hon. Edward Everett, ia a letter to
the recent Unioa Meeting at Philadelphia,
says: OF the two great parties which now
divide the country, the Republican is Of me-
cessity purely sectional. and the Democratic,
by the force Of circumstances, is rapidly be.
coming 30. The former party does not expect
10 control single electoral vote. ct the ap.
preaching election. beyond its sectional lin
ITS; the latter. though possessing strength 10
the central States, IS not sure Of carrying any
one Of them.
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pERFUMERY. &c.

"EBB d DICKSON have just opened large ss.
" soament 81 ilanisons Perldmery aud Toilet
articles. comprising Colosnes Double and single Tui.
lei Waters, Florida Water; Balm Parare Flower; Bay
Leaf Water; Lusiral; Extracts Tor the Handkerchief
ffansipSni Extracts; frangpsni Cream; Toilet Pow.
dsts. Pfes,obs Smelling siis; CaTnstion Rouge; Cold
Cream, shampoo Lotion; Hair Dye; cafminc Inn; Nh.
Cilare, Diamond Cement; Phicccmes; beef Narrow
tcars OIL; Maeassa Oil; Floating soap. fcf bathing;
BARRIERS Soap; Erasise soap; Ladies Soap; shaving
Creams. assorted, Oleophane Coz shaving; Rose Tooth
Psss; Ebony Tooth Pasiei Dental Soap, &c. &c.
FEBRUARY u 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
The Edlnburgh fseyIeyv. o. January. Ia,

and Professions. . Rawnson's HeroJo,us. 5. Roger,
on the Coal Fields Of North America ard Great Bri.
tain. 4. Lord Elsn'. Mission 70 China and Japan s
AlIson's History o. Europe. 0. Aeeimsiion Of Ami.
mails z. Progress Of Legal Reform. s. Souvenirs and
Correspondence Of Madame Recamier. Q. British Tax.
alton. 10. Lord Maeaulay.
Published BY Leonard Scott Co.. New York,
Price 50 per annum for any one Of the Reviews OF
Lakewood; or any two Of the works, So for Black
good and the four Reviews, $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
Tnr Flnr At ELnaBrrn ClTr.-Tbe FIRE

Tux FlRE AT ELIZABETH ClTY.-The fire
At Elizabeth city. IN. c. IN Tuesday morn.
ing. consumed about sac. 900 worth Of pro.
per,y, which was partially insured. The fire
broke out at two o'clock IN the morning in a
new warehouse belonging 10 Mr. Cobb. and
ragged for hours with great violence. the
flames Sweeping onward on bolh sides 81
Road street. There we're consumed The store
and three houses belonging 10 +. r.. Goth,
one 10 Thomas Gaskins. two to Thomas Shan.
nnn. three 70 the Farmers Bank. two 10
Vim. Laboyieaux. one 10 Mr. Griffin. one to
c. Torbled. three TO The culprpper estate.
one TO G. W. Bell. one to J. NJ. Mathews,
and one TO DE-. $. ID. Guile. w. W. Bur-
CESS. Poole 6 Wheeler. Mrs. Guirken and
{. W. Kellinger are also aiming the suffer
ers.
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RgHoyAL or THg RrsAISs or GgS. J.eK.
sos.--Mr. Trimbls's bill providing for the
removal Of the remains II General Jackson
aud those 81 his wife to Nashville, Tenn.
and their interment in The Capitol Square,
and Tor The erection Of a suitable monument
over the same To the memory ol the old hero,
passed the Senate Of Tennessee, on its third
reading by a unanimUus vote. Il was stated
that the relatives and immediate personal
friends Of General Jaekson. So Ear as he had
been able 10 ascertain, cordially assented "a
The proposed removal, aud letter IRON Gen,
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RrAcrrox N ALAnlN. AND sourn Cam

REacrIoS N ALAblna AND SouTm CARROLL.
Ma The Mobile Advertiser speaks Of q
strong rcariion IN Alabama, in favor ~ i
conservative State policy. AMI general dis.
position on the port Of the press to condemn
the action Of the Montgomery Convention.
In South Carolina. an military movement
has already been made 10 secure represen.
,a,ion 10 the Charleston Convention, and
since this movement Is IN direct opposition
10 the policy Of tie ultraisis. il j. apparent
that the delegation from that State will be
among The mos, conservative in that body.
Jagrnai ef comae-ce.
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notes i d. DstrIcl Of Columbia was een.dsrsa, lut

notes IN the District OF CoiumDa was considered, bu
no definite action had.
On Friday, Mr. DooIltle addressed the Senate on ths
resolution submitted by Mr.. Brown touching the rights
Of citizens Of the several States going into the Terrific
ries with any species Of property The Senate adjourn
ed to Monmy.
In the House Of Representatives, the committee Of
Ways and Means reported bill appropriating 5000
000~n account Of Notifications, including vi 800 oI
Fortress Munroe and $4,000 for Fort Calhoun, Va.
M. Prior, in a touching and eloquent speech, an
nounced the death Of the Hon. VIM. o. Goode Messrs
Miles, vaIlandigham and others pronounced eloquent
eulogics the usual resolutions OF respect passed.
and the House adjourned
On Tuesday, Mr.. Smith defined his political posi-
ton. Said he never was Know Nothing but always
Whig
The old seats and desks ord cred to be restored
Ia committee Of the whole on the Presidents message,
Mr.. Lamar defined and defended the position and con.
diiion Of the South Mr.. II. w. Davis defended him.
self against the action Of The Legislature Of Maryland;
he knew Mr.. Pennington was in favor Of tho Fugitive
Slave Law. The House adjourned to Thursday.
On Thursday, several ballolngs were had Tor Prin-
ter, without choice.
On Friday, in committee Of the whole on The Pres
dents message Mr. Mcpherson, Of Pa, addressed the
House in review Of the contest for Speaker and Mr.
spauding, d n. " the improvement Of the st. Clair
Flats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

dogs and the huntsmen. The 'sisterhood and
the boarders were thrown into some alarm
by the barking Of the dogs and the noise of
the horses. The establishment, which is a
branch Of the Imperial Institution Of St.
Denis, tor the education Of the daughters Of
members Of the Legion of Honor, is now hav-
ing large additions made to it, and it was
there that the stag sought refuge through an
opening III the wall. When in the court yard,
i made spring through high open win
dow and got into the chapel. The dogs at.
tempted TO follow, but found the leap too
high for them. The huntsmen, not being
willing to lose their game. were about to
have the door opened when the chaplain Of
the convent interfered, and observed that
chapel was place of asylum, which ought
to protect all created beings, and that he
therefore begged that the poor stag might be
saved. The sportsmen having acceded, the
hounds were drawn off, and after time the
animal was allowed to 60 free into the forest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
STRAY HORSE +.

HAVING lost a Sorel Horse, with blaze in bis
~ forehead, hind legs title white, supposing HIM
70 be some sixteen hands high, good size, five years
old this spring. The said horse got away from me
near Duhams Depot. the Central Railroad, in Or
ange county, making his way up towards Grecnsbo-
rough The last account the horse was three or four
miles west Of Marlborough; he took country road
southwest just before he got the Poor House, for
knew his track aud followed him myself until lost the
track. Surprising he is taken up by person near
that point will pay liberal reward for his recovery.
Any gentleman who may have taken him up will
please address to me few lines.
JNO. N. NELSON.
Residence, Oak Ridge, n. q. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

THE WFsrFRS RMLaoAD.- A friend writ.
ing from Waynrsyille, Haywood cn, says
+" The Railroad survey from Ashesille West,
IN the direction of Chattanooga, ordered By
The last Legislature. is progressing rapidly
having passed this place into the fnckasee.
&c talley, ~ Jackson county. Tie engineer
10 charge informs me that he has met will
no serious distractions. and 80 Ear as the
cost Of construction is concerned. this Road
will rumpare lavorably with the cost Of other
roads ~ the state. lSHdUd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

USEFUL INFORMATION. = Burning fluid ex-
plosions are not generally caused by contact
Of the flames with the fluid itself. but with
the gas that is always escaping from the flu
ID, when open to the air. People not know
ing this fact. think they may safely fill light
ed lamps If they do not allow the flame to
touch the fluid itself; but the invisible gas
rises, touches the fame, the lamp explodes,
and the consequences are sad, perhaps fatal.
Never bring lighted lamp within foot at
the very nearest, Of open fluid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

~ NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail to examine the extensive stock ofFANCY GOODS,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c., offered for sale by FRED.
FiCkEY Il SONS, go Baltimore street. 1t is one Of
the most extensive in this country and the proprieols
are determined not 10 be undersod by any Northern
II ouse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
Il o Low VS. PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity ard
one entirely free from mineral and other delesrous
particles was severely felt until this all powe med.
icine ushered into the world Holloway inyalu-
able Pills have become the Household remedy of all
nalions Their attribute is 10 PREVENT as well as 10
craE; they attack the rsdix root OF the complaint,
and thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re-
insgorae aud restore the dropping energies Of the sys
em assisting nature 10 her task of vital and function.
airy reformation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

AMERICAN BIBLE SocIEry.--Rev. Mr.. Bob
bitt having resigned the Agency in this State
OF this noble institution. we learn that at .
meeting Of the Board, the vacancy was sup
Piled by the appointment OF Rev. Junius p.
Moore, OF the North Carolina Conference
The selection is regarded as very excellent
one.
We also learn that the Rev. DR.. Deems
Of this State. has been invited to address the
Society at its next annual meeting in New
York--an arrangement as creditabie to the
Society as it is honorable to this gifted minis.
ter. We presume the DIR. will attend the
anniversary, en- route tor Europe, where il
is understood he expects to spend six or
eight months of the present year.
Washington Dispatch.
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A New Daiiy.-We hare received the first mum.
ber Of the Daily Courier Published at Fayetteville by
A. 7. Banks. Esq Il Democratic in principle. Of
reputable size, snd very well filed Mr.. Banks has
given evidence Of chenergy and good qualifications
editor, and win doubtless do good service for his
patty. The paper Is issued daily, a, So year, and
weekly At So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29

Riour or ASYLUM. = A stag.hunt. which
lately took place in the forest Of 81. German.
was attended with rather singular incident.
After long run in the avenues Of the forest.
the animal reached the Esplanades dies 10.
ges. and after crossing pond and passing
under the oak &c Dana Of Poitiers, entered
the enclosure Of the convent, pursued BY the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
PUBLIC MEETING IN GRAHAM.

'EsHE Democrats q Aiamance arc requested to ron.
tene 10 the Court House ia Graham. on Satur.
diy tie % d March, 70 appoint delegates 10 the Dis.
iric and state Conventions and Tor the Transaction Of
other bpsiness A fdl attendance is desired
by order Of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Ianaafx q. ~
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FOR THE LADIES.
Glorious News for the Farmers.

Glorious News for the Farmers.
V,HE American Company. CT ANo, from Jari.
& Bakers Islands. il better than best Peruvian,
AMI $40 4 ton les 10 prize.
-Four dollars worth 81 this Gl1no made lasi yclr
twenty-five dollars more cotton than an adj4inhe acre
without Guauo.
Equally good f5r 81 crops aboundins 10 lime, 10 he.
nefii the lahd permanently.
supply now On baud. and constantly kept ljr sale
Is Inv IL ans where ID the United states.
Also On hand Besi Peruvian GUAN0.
More New Sewing Machines.
with all recent improvements. This Is the Machine
that will continue to give satisfaction, a. experience
proves.
Also sewing Machine oil. and silk. Twist and Cot.
ton Threads. of the best kinds
JAMES WEBB.
Fclrusry7. IS
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Daniel s. Donnelson, Of Sumner county. was
read to the Senate, in which that gentleman
gave his cordial assent to the proposition.
The bill has yet TO be acted upon by the
House Of Representatives.
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N A Il X I Is D ,

II Petersburg, Va. on ihe 18Th instant, BY The Rev.
Robert MiehseIs, John sPEfMAN. Esq. Editor Of
the Salisbury Hammer. 20 Mis-. MoLlIE LEA, daugh.
ter o. wlh,m Les, deceased, q Tia, city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA
CURED

DIX H.JAMEs, discovered, while in the East
Indies a certain for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
remedy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter was given up 10 die, His child was cured,
and is now alive and well. DESTROYS OF beneftng his
fellow mortals, he will send to those who wish IL the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
cessiully using this remedy. fe,, on receipt Of their
names with stamp for return postage. There is not a
single symptom OF consumption that it doesnot at onre
take hold of and dssipate Night sweats peeyshness
irritation of the nerves. failure Of memory, difficult ex-
pectoralion, sharp pains in the lungs sore throat,
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaction
Of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles. Ad.
dress o. p. BROWN & CO., 80 and 81 John
Street, New York.
Nov 22' ls-6mp.
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Judge Bell. the Senator from the Chester
and Delaware district, has introduced into
the Pennsylvania State Senate resolution
inviting the members of the Virginia Legis.
lature to visit Pennsylvania.
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DIR. W. +. BASON,
Dentist.

N. B.--Communications directed to the above at
illsborough fiaw River pos loce attended the first
opportunity.
February 49, a.
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The great scourge Of this continent yields quickly 10
course of these antiseIlc Pills. and the digestive or
gans are restored 10 their proper tone no matter in
what hiIeous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il
self this searching and unerring remedy disperses i,
from the patients system
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-29
NEW TAN YARD,

rE'IIE Subscribers have commences the TANNING
4 BUSINESS 81 their place halt a mile from " ehbs
Douglass Factory, and atc prepared 70 receive hides
% On shares o. they will piy the market pncc for
them.
Having employed an experienced hand to ccniuc,
their business they feel confident u being able To give
gcncfal satisfaction.
ISHAM PARRISH & son.
January 20. a.
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WHEAT WANTED.
Milburnie Paper Mills.

t6NHE Neuse Manufacturing Company continue 10
pay Cash, and The highest market price for
RAGS SION Ii. ROGERS, Prest.
Address II. w. HusrED, Treas, Raleigh.
Nov. 49, l9--6w.
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Cos,ar's Rat Poison,
Costar's Bed Bug Exterminator; also
Woods Hair Restorative. certain rene.
dy ior nsisorating and restoring The Hair,
For sale Nv
J. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
February7. 2s-
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General Debility and weakness.

From whatever cause, lowness Of spirits, and III OF
er signs OF diseased liver, and other disoraanizati
Of Tie system, vanish under the Ierudeaiing infucn
Of this all powerful antisepc and detergent remedy