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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
RULES FOR THE ORGANIZATION ZOE
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STA1E OF NHV-foRKtf
ApyUTASTGsNBRAis OFFICE. (
ALBANY, Nov. &C. 1901.
GExER,L ORDERs, No. ll3.-I. The organization
Of volunteers for the several arms OF The service WIN
hereafter proceed according to The following rules
aud regulations; the ag,ne ate number wtich viii
be accepted TO be determined by the ezisencies OF
the service. -
ii. Each Regiment of Infantry will con'ist Of ~
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VIRGINIA GOING BACKWARD.

Tie Richmond EaQHiJsr Of November 20 contains
the report d he Committee appointed BY the Viz
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FROM KEY WEST.

Reforms Ia the Service Demanded Morbid
Bynpsehy for Hsebeis-Tmporsnnt News
Ies Eject al Key Temperance
and 1nvoiunfary Gaths-Upfcn's Law
Treatise Confederate PrOwess-Tam.
Pa Piraies-JeG. Deyis-ssis Apothes-
aka,
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
MON MEETING IN ORANGE.

According to previous notice, portion of
The citizens of Orange met on the 25th in
stant at the school house at Pleasant Plains.
On motion Of Mr.. Barbee, the meeting was
organized by calling r. Cook, Esq. to the
Chair, and appointing j. Barbee Secretary.
The President. on taking the chair, return
ed his thanks to the meeting for the honor
conferred, and stated that he was for Union
as long as II can be maintained. That when
we break up the government we must plunge
into anarchy and confusion. Governments
are not to be torn down in haste; they are
not toys for children to play with they are
not made in day, and we may do in day
what we shall regret, and our children after
US for hundreds Of years. five dissolve. the
future is dark and uncertain We know not
nor can we know where revolution will end.
We have met to express our preference for
candidate to represent US in Congress; let
us be careful and see that we select one who
can be relied on for prudence and ability.
On motion, a committee OF three was APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive oil the
sense OF the meeting.
During the absence of the committee, the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. A. NJ. llern-
don, urging. 10 patriotic style, 10 lay aside
all party preia,iicrs, and be known only as
Uniop and DsuniOn, for this is the real is
sue. Tremendous interests are at stake aud
IN the next session of Congress these nation.
al difficulties mast be settled, aud We ought
TO have Representative who is true 70 the
Union. lie expressed The opinion that ii
these matters were left entirely 10 the pe0-
Ia al.
country and would settle all these Difficult.
ties.
The committee made the following report (:
Whereas, the present crisis demands the
utmost exertlons OF the friedns OF the Union
Of the States, which has 50 long dispensed its
blessings over our happy land; and whereas,
we desire to see these difficulties peaeeably
settled.
Resolved, That in our humble opinion this
is no time 10 array party feelings, aud We
regard him who would nuN raise the demon
Of patty strife as an enemy TO the best inter-
ests Of his country.
RcSofred, That We believe the real issue,
at this time, 10 be Union o. Disunion. and
We shall act thereon, regardless OF former
party Ties.
ReS0tUed, That we are opposed To any
convention to nominate a candidate, aud
suggest to the people that they hold meet
inss aud give utterancc to their opinions and
preferences.
ResOiued, That we express our preference
for candidate by ballot, as in the Wake
county mass meeting.
On motion, they were unanimiusly adopt
ed.
The chair then ordered ballot, which
resulted largely il favor Of II W. Miller. d
Wake, lew votes beng given Tor Mr.
I Branch.
On motion. the proceedings we're ordered
10 be sent u the Hiisburuugh Recorder aud
Raleigh Banner, with the request that the
Standard and Register cupy.
4 On motiun, the meeting adjourned.
4 Il. CoJK, Pres't.
4 A p.pppp G.esy
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5th. Resolped. That the forts Of the Feder-
al Government, on the soil Of North Carolii
ma, were intended to defend and protect. and
not to menace or subjugaie her citizens, aud
that any additional lurce placed in such forts,
not simply without the request, but against
the wishes OF the people Of the State, must be
regarded as menace, and as preliminary
step to subjngation, which as North Caroin-
lans, we must not only denounce, but in the
last resort resist at all hazards.
In accordance with the third resolution, the Chair
announcedthe following gentlemen constituting the
Executive Committee Of the Southern Rights party Of
North Carolina:
LIST Distict-L. J. Johnson, Perquimans, H. M
Shaw, Currtuck.
ID District Il. Brdgers, Edgecombe, Dr. Milton
seby, HYDE
srd Dsirict-o. p. Meares, New Hanover, W. F..
Leake, Richmond.
4th Dstrct--Dr Pride Jones, Orange, F. A. Thorn
ion, Warren.
5th Disidct-J. r. S. Mclean, GuiIforj, Samuel r.
Hill, ,Caswell.
9th Distriet-F. D. Stockton, Iredell, Col Sam. Har
grave, Davidson.
nh District H. b. Hammond Anson, Rufus Bar
ringer, Cabauus.
9Th Disirict-Gep. 9. NJ. Avery, Burke, \. W.
Woolfn, Buceombe.
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A good story is told 81 Cornelius W Law.
renee. ex. Mayor Of New iurk and former
Collector IL that port, who died last week.
Just after his appointment as Collector. a
meeting III the Democracy was held, al which
ptomineut Inspector Of the Collectors de.
parimsnt introduced resolution dcmanding
lie removal n al Wings from The Cusiuin
House. NJ. Lawrence sent for him the neys
morning and said: Mr. Blank, perceive
BY the newspapers that you are IN favor Of
turning men out Of Office on account Of their
opinions" ~ am 80, rertainly, Mr. Col
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!. ia Ill
W
Iru-aI ytty.2l
D. -

"A I G. 8. C0oLEY's Furniture Warerooms, Hills
- borough, n. ". may he found on assortment 0
the most improved styles Of Furniture.
Always on hand, and made TO order, large assort-
ment Of Rocking, Office, and Sitting Chars.
tphostering done in the best manner
Mahogany, Walnut and Gilt Moulding Frames made
70 order on the shortest notice.
Mahogany, Walnut, Poplar and Pine COFFINS
kept constantly on hand, and fine HEARsE for Flu
neral occasions Undertaking attended to
would most respectfully return my sincere thanks
or past iavors, and by strict attention to business
hope To merit continuance of the same.
Very respectfully, G. S. COOLEY.
January 30. ~
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I L

I'liE Physicians Of Aiamlnce arc requested 10 NEE
Al The Count House n The tnWn II Graham. on
Satua, the 9Th day Of April neat, at ten oeLhrk, A.
w.. i5t ihe purpose d fsnnins County Medical sacii
~, sud II ydssbls, % establish regular and uniform
fiie 81 charges throughout The county. aud 10 consult
about such other matters as will tend 10 elevate The
Profession generally.
rfseiies extends inlo AIimance. sfc respectfully inyt-
% 10 attend aud take part IN the deliberations o said
meeting.
Match IL. -
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DISSOLUTION.

vr,uE 6.m ~ ! G. fpRRENTtNE & s0N Is this
Il iay dis lied ~ mutnsl consent.
An psfsons indtlieI ID ssid in either ~ n1,e 81
arcnun, sfs earnestly requested 70 call u settle b.
re February Coufl, as The business will be closed
without delay.
~ The business will heroa Ne conducted under
the ~ le ef 1URkENflNE 4 sun.
January 10. To-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03

NOTICE. - We would call the attention q those
suffering lrom Consumption. Bronchitis &c 70 an 81.
yeisement IL another column d lhis paper a ~ i.
p,fant discovery for the cure Of lhass diseases. now
introduced fer the frst time % The American public BY
Me..ts. Leeds, Gilmore q Co, ofNew YoA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. O.
Wednesday, April 8, 1861.

" All persons indebted to this Office for subscrip
ion to the Recorder, advertisements Or job work. arc
earnestly requested to call and settle their accounts
Our necessities compel 10 make speedy collections
We desire that payments should be made voluntarily,
and should very much regret the necessity of resoring
to coercion but money must have, or we cannot
proceed with our business.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
sTop THE THIEF /!

STOLEN hom The sub.rriber on Wednesday hight
- The gh nsi.. ,Iak itun grey Horse Said horse is
sis ytsn Oh ihi. siming heavy built has marks made
~ harness upon him. aud has . very white tail ANY
information respecting sad haisc w be thankfully re-.
ceed aud liberal reward will he given 10 the iniof
msef. Address me al Brookvillc, Granville County,
NJ 4. b. LYON.
March ~. SD
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03

Gov. Eiiis.-We are gratifed 10 learn that the re-
port n circulation few days ago, that Governor Ellis
had the consumption and in rapid decline, not true
He has been quite i'll, but is now, il is said much i'm
proved. and will is hoped, shortly be able to resume
his duties in The Executive office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
Jimmlnd, 7. Cline, from I9Rirn !. /, l'B. ir.
ALMOND ctIAt; q 90.
iaI pzEH pf. ! --

-! PsfA Place. New / -k
ER A. 4. MBRiBE. G. southern eeHsle5sol q,
- the st'sc firm, VII reside II . ,3uta III iAt II
81 September, and NJ pfa.tl II asset sunttfa ir.rl,
eIs III obtaining situations III any p,t u in slHt3I.
For particulars. sdirrs. ifim u Rand ,isye, y e..
~ schools. Fsnili,s 4Hd Galeses sa,gftf 81 sAon
notice. with accomplished professors, iustteettfs
crncs.es, sc. Teich5ts. .tes anl grHiIe4fu naH
wanted 70 fiil arancie. II Tennessee, Nnsins4. 81 s.
ma. Afkan.ts, anI ciltI slalts,
March II. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORAsHI IUTNIy.
Court ol Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1861.
D. c. Paui IT, William J. McRrtail.

OrigiAdf itaeimeaL
III appearing 20 the Satisfaction ~ ihe E1ah. ih'
the dsienjtnt William /. Mrkc+a hls trap,tsi
out q lie county, and i.snis hmrii lrnu iiH coiy
aud State - that ihs gfintfy priress u iN rinih
be served him II Is therefore nf.'fei y ile Ial
lhai publication he mad, IA tic vi .'ptonti Rte'niri
iet siS weeks notifying lie all Wil'tn j lieitsmt
that unlsss hc appeal i thf nesi term 4 is iaati Y
III held II she court house ll.turau4h % thf ialrh
Mandiy IL May near. ihcn ani There u trpitst and
plead according 20 Law, he viii be pfuteeed 9rtiss 70
the same mannCr as BE liti heen sersei wilt process
and had tailed 10 appcif aud plead.
Witness. George l.tss. girtk pfaur saii Court. at
Office IN Ill.botoush. de louh Monday uf February.
A. d. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS. C. e. G.
March IT, 1861. Ttiee aJs. - 50 e3--Gw
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AN IMpoRrANr D!sc0vEnYi!l
mn INTONI ANt UINN9t Y IIIl n
For the Iufe ui
CONSUMPTION, DRoSchlu>, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
L IL e MAKORA ARABIC a.


CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND colds.
L IL e MAX ORA ARABIC 4,
Discovered BY 4 MISSIONARY waiie tmyeing
il Arabia.
4 III who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAKORA ARABlCA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAk0RA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should ure the MAk0RA ARABlGA, disco.
ycred by Missionary 10 Arabia
All who are suffering from Asthma. Scrofula and I'M
punes d the Blood should use The MAKORA ARA
BlcA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
ltcures Asihml, Scrnlna, aud Impurities Of the Blood,
This unequaed remedy is now Tor the first time in-
troduced 10 the public
Il was prosdcntaIly discovered hy a Missionary
while travelling IN Arabia. lie was cared Of Gnnea NJ.
tion by is after had been pronounced Ao
less by learned Physicians IN Europe.
lie has forwarded to in writing, fall account q.
his own extraordinary cure, aud ot number e uhnr
cures which have under his obsprSaiiDnr sud asu
full account u the medicine.
AT his request, ani mpeled ~ desire 10 eSten \
knowledge Of this remedy To the public, we have nal
hrs communication printed in pamphlet tnrn ttr i'''
distribution. Its interest is enhanced by account
which he gives Of OF the of the SNan mas
sacres, which he obtained from those who sufferers
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained AZ oar uifae Of Ii
will he sent free by mail To all who apply for II.
We import the MAK0RA ARABlCA dHrtet ff3n,
Smyrna through the house Of Glcnn & Giylppus and
we have always on hand full supply pat up IN bottles
ready for with full directions
Price one dollar rer Bottle sent by mall III receipt
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale aud re- ii hy
LEEDS, GILMORE s. CO.
Importers Of ID uss artl Ae,ltnes,
6l htheny ST., \. !.
Also, by Druggists generally.
March 10. si-~l2ni
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
Hiacksyood,s Edinburg Magazine for

40 CIV, service IT, rise and fall--Pan u. =. The
Physical Geography cf the Sea. .. Lee's History Of
The Church % scOllind. 1. Ifon.cad ships of War.
and our Dsiencss s.Notman Sinclair An Aniobi.
oaraphy--Pan xiv. 0. Recent Natural History. ..
wilson. Gsnnsn Campaign q 1919 g The China
War of 1860.
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lector," he replied. with some frmness.
Well then," rejoined Mr.. Lawrence. "as
don't like y"ur opinions, you will please
Consider yourself discharged from this mo
ment"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILAnEIPmIA.

PHILAD DE a..
Benevolent Institution established Us special Endow-
ment for the Relief of the SICK aud Distressed, ai-
illritd With viruenl and epiismis Disetss,
ani especially for the ure 1f Diseases
OF the Sexual orgsns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given eriti-, ly the Adin-
w Surseon, y a whoaprh iy atier ~lsita tis-'-e.
lion of their condition tase. aceap4ii lahlls u BE-.
SEQ and 10 Of extreme poSchy. Ne3ir.lrr lu-
nished free II charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermafe#flai. an!
other Diseases Of tie sexual ui-tn.. and lbe MN
REMEDIES cmpoycd 10 tha ni-jpusatN. 80, Ii b
slicicd III sesfd lrter envelopes. irte - III t!e IN,
or three stamps ior postage i III he qeerptaEs.
Address Dir. !. Skil.LiN HDtGitt,N. tsffs
Surseln. Howard Association. NJ. ; lutl SoI! 81.
Phiadeiphi4. Pi By Dfltt afths 'irrits.
EDWARD Ii HEARFWEiL, Pf5..jcht
GEO. FAiRCiIIlD, SECRETARY.
March 10. 81 IL aa
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HliIsborough MIlIsary Academy

have had put into our hands the Annual Register q
the Officers and Cadets Of the Hllsborough Military
Academy. November ed, 1860, just issued from the
pess OIL the Raleigh Register. Wcare grati6ed 70 learn
from il that the lnsltuton is in very nourshing con.
dillon; the number Of Cadets and od entered from
the 9Th Of February to the ist Of April being 81.
Through the energy Of the enerprising Superin,en.
dent, handsome and buildings have been erect.
81, arranged with special reference 10 the necesse.
and conssniences Of Military Academy. The main
building is Of brick 2i5ieet long and three ston high
another building $50 f,ei long, contains the hall
Kitchen store rooms, surgeons office, hospital, anl 0.
es,y hall Two Literary Societies in excessful op.
esaiion among The Cadets.
The standard ui Instruction IN the Academy isniend.
ed TO be Of high order. and diplomas will be awarded
only TO pfa6cients The officers who ofIieiaie in.
aruc,on ale. Col G. G. Tes, Superintendent, Capt.
N. Richardson. Capt q. r. Lghtioot, Lieut.. ).
GaiIlafd. and LieuL y sehaer; al of whom We have
reason to believe, are able and efficient
The institution having been successfully begun,
We have room to hope that will long continue 10 oul
ISL, and not only richly reward the ererprisus pro.
oceor but greatly add . the prosperity q The neigh
bothooJ surrounding IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
ATTENTION.

10 he lfsa compost Nc Ne MEha in ~ d1srsai Cap
inns D.si,ittS IL Osaags County:
IOu arc hereby commanded 70 assemble u your
A several place. n Muster. - SATURDAY ihr 2uih
,,y II Anil ls3l. f,f thr purpose ~ clesiiug your
Tann,u, on ~ inl tnftilnS souisetrs pfsacs
uni ihe LIE aet u Assembly. every Zee White male,
n,sr IS mi under Is wears oi agr. except Ministers OF
the G5sf@L i boagd 10 tarai himHL. The utieris
cce;ri vii attend At Hsbnfoueh h % the 2Iih Of April
70 ttesitr their commissions, aud vote cot Generals
y, Oidrraf
MM. II. JORDAN, Col.
Apfil.s. So
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
SAFE OF NEGROES.

IN pursuance of an osslef II tie Coau a Pifas ao}
q Quirrr Sessions Of Ufancr County. maiF II fri.
ruary Tenn lisi. siali sell u The highest hit ,,
Tuesday tie 2sIh daN d May nsSt. ia III. tasr n.
lIilsbafsugh. Eishtor len listly AEtiE1i.s ~,
NesIues will hc sold toI II, lsi. and MT ~ any fur,
Terms made known IN ihr iAy of sat.
JAMES HOLEMAN, A,lmr.
March f6. ~ as.
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]. A. BARnEE, sec'y.

DEArH or DR FRrDERIcK J. IILL-We
regret 10 learn that this venerable citizen
departed this life al his residcnce IN VII.
mingtdu ON yesterday morning. after some
wears Of declining health. Tie va, IN the
7Oth year ol III, age, ani had Tor many year.
occupied prominent position buth publicly
aud privately. lie hal served 10 the State
Convention Of 1855. ii the State Legislature
frequently. aud n other official positions
bot IL was a. Christian gentleman that he
vas even more distinguished aud rrserrd By
his many rclati,cs and friends. lie Wa a
member nf the Episcopal Church, and h,s
life illustrated his profession.
fqyeii,rik o5.trr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03

Governor Msgoiin, Of Kentucky. has We.
toed the bill authorizing the banks Of that
State 10 issue ~ 100000 10 notes.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
TO BUILDERs

sDLiNs and proposals. fpr building Befry 10 the
y Pfeshsledln Church in Hillsboraugh vii lie re-
ceyel until the Isl div Of May. Each plan must e
accompanied by specifications.
Teu dollars will be paid flr the adopted all 9th
ers will be returned and The right to reject all is
served.
By order Of the Commissioners.
J. VI. TURRENTINE, Sec'y
April2. So
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
NoTIGE l.

NOTICE !. hereby given 10 III persons whom II
y my concern, thai have given 10 ny son Wm.
II arisen Trtnifrc ihe power aud freedom 70 irsnsari
husines. iut himself and ID make contacts III Toll
aud perfect manner a. i oi the foil age Of twenty.
one ieas aud having released al interest 10 the ptbl
i,s Il nj work .h,lI mi holi nyss in any way
spuhsihlr lot ans ol his ieslings.
WESLEY CRABTREE.
April 3. sb-paid.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
Mothers and Daughters.

@AVtASi1 uh1 Duh-INNlcs
Ifthee one thing more than another for which these
Pills are famous. II is their purifying properties es-
perily their power of cleansing the blood from all i'm
pures, and removing dangerous and suspended sccrc-
,ns. Universally adopted the grand remedy for
female complaints itcy fail weaken the sys.
itin aud alNays bring about what is required.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
These feelings which 50 saIdeu Us, most frequently
ste from annoy lnrcs trouble, fum 0tstruCted per-
pfaita, from eaung and drinking what is inf; ior
a. t4as losring Tie Istf aud stOm ac. These organs
uusl T. ftsGiri II you ai.h u he well. The Pills. Il
tken according the prnlc nsirurilnns. will quick
!, tc.ior healthy acli1n To hoh liver aud stomach
rn,. fliloa natural consequence good appetite
4t setr had. IN ibt East aud West Indies scarcely
4ts a;a,f nedcine i used Tor these disorders.
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
i II diseases affecting lhesc organs. whether they
sacItt5 Hn d ur too little water; whether lhey he
5cft aH t,r stone % gravel OF with 1ees and pains
.,s IA ic lcias over the regions of tie M sys iaese
a,ls shlaI " ,skrnaecntdug y The ptinicddiections
tl lie linimrnt SHOULD u Nsl utilised into the small
II tat ies il Lea time hi. treatment ~il pise almost
4l,aedllte rlif wlen aiI other mean. have failed.
For Stomaehs out Of Order.
n mr. iirre vii - riTertu,lly improve the ionelof
II .eoar a. tht sr riIs, thts ftmptC aii atliiy. oc
rasulti II trbt intfmEtfanct % improper diet. Hey
vi III If,st s rcur. itia hrlIll, astian; hfy are
01Hd,tly ,iiacinu- il ctsr. u sPisnlin facl hey
stl it inrpig all disnlisss oi The liver and stomach.
lo95EaI, RiG are he tai tem,dy kagfa in he
,b6tid Es IA tloTihg Dsoss
ss4c. FemIe Ifleguiaii- ssrofala Or Kings
t.fsrt. tics, Evil.
lfiaust lff iiiu,sF9tfs, all kinds, Sote Ihioats,
!l.sieat. =. sac fifs, stone and Gravel,
SsB. Gou. Secondary symp-
BnNe an, hints. Headache, toms.
Caies. Indigestion. Tic Delouieux,
Ialss Il. auolihfinfanmalion lumouts,
Na4p.s. IAubdRs. Ilcrts,
t'ta4fs.. .taa, Liver Complaints, NrnfrssAn,riions
pfa44t. lum1dso. wofEis ofaii kinds
4taa.f. Piles, Neakness. from
uf.sIIssv Rheumatism Hhairtef cause,
Lr,s4E.#4s, Retention 81 1 finr. &c. &c.
ssssIAl.TtDN - Nm. are ertuine unless the
s4sl. lt3llaVat, Nts Nn,k snd lnh,'nh' ~ dis
srt3afif IL ai,trNfk Ii f.Fts lrSi q ite hark oi
ihreitItfs atouiI tarh rai haH ~ san, nay te
Iiult ssr rs iudifG tile lfsi ia iht light. band.
.,us ise atd Ni b. stSfn sry Que rendering such
iliItItI5a as mas lead IL hs fgisstrn u any lafiy
Of atnes s1unlcIitpf tic med Cints, vending the
sAmr. kH8Aiug th,ln - Il spurious.
ssalI vi thr Minntartarirs ~ Professor Hollo.
Slt NJ Maiden Lane. NeN lpfk. aud " al espsrts.
tie nrusai-is AID nt8ieis ID Medirinss throughout
The nurd stat sbd liz eisiliIsd world, IN boxes a.
s5 cents. % cguis, aud s each.
- There is a considerable saving By takirg the
iafgcf silss.
n. Directions III tie guidance u patients II g,
e,y dia,lde, aTr siiisrd 70 sa,h tOI.
October .. lsm
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
4 TIE n NTiON!

ATTENTION!
10 he Commissioned Offers Of ne i7th Rlg.mei y
Moth Car0iiaa MBfa;
VoU are nerehy commanded TO assemble al the
Court House in Hlllshorpugh, an SATURDAY. Hr
27lh day Of April, 1861, at II cock i5r he purpose
II voting Tor Brgader General " thp 6ta 5nE4at,
and the tins IL vote for Aijo Geaeftio, liy
3fd Division Of North Carolnl Militia.
By order uf the Commander ln Chiaf
JoHN +. HoKg. AljGilni Gsuetal.
WM. II. JORDAN, Cu,. CON.
March 81. sl.--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03

MA2aIIDs
In Alamancc county on the 2ilh Of March, by
chesIey Moore, Esq, Mr. J. NEWi IN. Of Aamanee,
to Miss EMMA ]. FARIoW. of Randolph.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
w ED.
Attention Orange Guard3!

spARADE in full winter uniform. in frnni of the
Caul House ii Hil.hotnngh. ~ SATURDAY April
6lh ii 10 o'clock, a. 81 iot dHli muster aud regular
molthly plfade.
4 goutl Mlrliil will be held in the Court House al
O'Clock r. 81. Drlinluents will take notice aud at.
IrnI. d, oder Of Capi. Priie Jtnr-.
4. L. COOLEY, O. $.
April :. sG-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-04-03
WatsoaViIle Female Seminary.

WaIs0AVlIIe Female Seminary.
JNHts next SESSION of this School will commence on
the first Monday IN February next, and continue
five mouths.
Terms The same as hcretoflte The Pfonrietor has
in Ills employ for the ensuing session full corps Of
experienced Teachers an every pains will he taken 10
render this seto" worthy the patronage 81 HE public
Young ladies viii be conveyed from Graham station
~ the Company's Shops, y. q Railroad, TO Watson.
Vile free OF charge by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival At those places.
E. F. WATSON.
January sth, 1861.