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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
1865 AZ, 99s 48,7O5 As, $40
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Niagara has arrived AT
HALIFAX with Liverpool dates Of the Cd
instant.
There is no political news Of consc-
quence from England or France. The
weather had been extremely favorable,
and large portion Of the crops were
secured. The commercial news shows
a considerable fall in the price ofbrea,l-
stuffs.
SPnN.--The Union Republican Clubs
have been clused BY order Of the Go
vernment. The National Guards have
been ordered to arrest the members il
they persist in assembling. Several
smaller clubs had also been dispersed.
The Government has published a
list OF the delalcations of the previous
Ministry, amounting to $4,000, 900,
with the revenues of Cuba mortgaged
for two years, and all the extra resour-
ces Of the Kingdom pledged.
Espartero. has raised a temporary
loan Of %, 900, 900 on the Havana Gus
toms security.
A decree con6scating the property
Of Christina has been published. Under
cover of this she has left Madrid for
Portugal, with the sanction Of the Co
yernment. Much of her wealth had been
safely invested iu foreign securities.
Notwithstanding the profound tran
quilllty represented by official reports
private advices report outbreaks in
Madrid on the 2Sth, when it became
known that Christina had escaped. A
few barricades had been erected, but
were pulled down by the National
Guards. The opportune entry of some
regiments uf catalry prevented macl
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niiskNfris n4flEutsl Nak fEtilfss, and
the Whole Provinces ~ ArsSun unquiei.
A carlist mosemsns is spoken " 10
one az two quarters.
iraIE.-The cholera WAS abating
IN Rom4gns. and The Dafchixs were In
disturbed state.
The skissrsal jubilee long eonfem-
plated By the Pops. will be held IN Mo-
,enber neat. and q general eonvoca-
ton uf the Church will meet at Rome
to settle The immaculate conception
question
THE WAR IN rHE EAsr.-fnnee and
England have decided to dismanrls
and abandon Bomarsand. Itis said ihey
ofered il and the Alanh islands 10
s~eden on condition a. her declar.
ing against Russia. bat Sweden rsfas-
ies 10 accept.
On the Goth Lord Napier and Mar
shall DHilliers proceeded 10 HaRgo.
in sight II the Russians. Who blew up
their Qualifications and then returned
10 .Abe. where is 600 nlrn we're in gar
risnn.
A smail engagement without loss
Of life occurred al ABB ON the 18th.
between eighteen Russian gun.boats
aud sumo steamers in the BLACK Sea.
Private dispatches frnm varna TO
the 2Jth ultimo slate that Eve ships
with iropps sailed un The presions day
and sixan that. the estimation of which
was unknown. The opinion gained
currency that the destination Of the
expedition wauld be- Anapa. aud that
the areis would winter there.
Marshal 81. Arnaud Was soon to hold
a general military Council at yarna, 10
inquire whether the army is fit for SER
vice during the psescnt sickness ON
the Danube.
The Turks continue 10 oCcupy Bu-
charesi. and are strengthening all the
strategic positions.
The Russians would be at Jassy.
their headquarters. IN the Sd Septem-
Der. The overland tiurce still holds
Galatz for hospitals aud magazines.
The cholera WAS alaiing. bat its ra-
wages in the allied lleet and army had
been great. Many thousands are dead.
Lloyds' has authentic news that
Marshal ST. Arnaud would leave Con-
stantinople on The Sd to lake charge Of
the expedition TO crimra, which by
thut time would have reached its des-
tinatiun.
YIESNA, Augusti3.-Sew proposals.
have been made by Russia which ia
solve new negotiations. The particu-
lars have not TRANSFERRED.
TuRKIsH DISASTERS IN AsIA-The dis
asters 10 the Turks in Asia are con.
frmed. On the 29,h Of July Selim
Pasha Was defeated. and the Russians
occupied Bajajid. On the 7th Of Au-
gust general engagement took place
near kars. The Turks attacked the
Russians entrenched camp. and drove
in the right wing of the Russian army,
but a general charge of the Russian
cavalry swept them back with immense
loss. Four thousand Turks were kill
ed. An armistice of two days was
agreed to after the battle. The Turks
retreaied into kars and abandoned their
camp. which the Russians occupied.
The Russians admit loss Of nearly
1000. The battle lasted Eve hours,
and 10000 men and $50 guns were
engaged.
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ST. Louis, Sept. q

e
INDIAN HosTILITTEs AND MURDERs.--
A special express from Fort Lcasen-
worih states that on the 18th ultimo
the Sioux Indians killed an OK belong
ing to an emigrant train near Fort La
ramie. The chief was given notice of
tie fact and offered to give up the of>
fender. Lieut.. Flemming was dis
patched with Second Lieut.. Grattan,
an interpreter. Sergeant Favor, Corpl-
raj McNultv, and twenty privates, To
bring in the offender. intelligence had
been received that the whole detach-
,nent had been oyerpowered and MUIR
dered. The chief was among the num-
Der killed. The Indians are extremes
iy hostile aud are menacing the fort.
Another party had been sent out aud
reinforeemeuts have been sent to the
fort.
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llis Rsfabligaa gives fsriher pariisu-
lars. anc sayss
|" L S doubiful whether rice eaosgh
will b saved On Sasanuah river k.r
seed and the same. VIC fear. IL tFne II
all the rice lands IN this State ansi
seath tarolina. The embank neuts
and canals are destroyed. as well A.
the little rice that had been harvest
ed"
The Charleston papers represent the
storm IS having been equally sssiolent
At that place. doing great injury 10 the
Battery and the sharves. submsrging a
part Of the city. the water bring four
feet deep in many places. and destroy
ing many beautiful yards and gardens.
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Hon n w;l,lcr F,rley

Hon. Il. Wilder Farley. who was
recently renominated for Congress by
a Wing Convention in Maine. declined
the nomination of "iusion" tonyen-
tion. previously. and declared his up
position to the abplitionists in the mist
emphatic manner. by declaring his adj
hesion to the fugitive slave Law. We
trust he may be returned To Congress,
but fear that the fell spirit Of fanati.
cism may defeat the election Of this
true and firm national Wing.
Norfolk Belcoa.
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I'HEGRoPs IN EuRopE.-The harvest
accounts from England, France, and
we may say from Europe generally,
continue to be favorable. An agricul-
tural report from Ireland says:
con the whole, there is Still reason
to think that the grain crops will be the
most abundant that have been gathered
for many years. With regard to pota-
toes, there can be no doubt the disease
is now spreading, but not to such an
extent as some people repre-
sent. The new potatoes are generally
in use throughout the country. For
the most part the quality is excellent.
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GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Mercenary per-
sons have in so many instances succeeded ~
foisting on the community worthless preparations,
claiming for them great medical virtues. that a
great many Individuals refuse to take any thing
not sanctioned by physician. This sanction
has been bestowed upon STABLER'S ANO-
DYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT and d.
ARRHEA CORDIAL in more than Eve hum
bred instances. Indeed many medical men who
know their virtues regularly prescribe the Ex'
pectorant in cases Of Coughs. Colds, and diseases
Of the respiratory organs, which come under their
care. And in all disease Of the bowels. such as
Dianhcs, the Diarrhoea Cordial Is prescribed. by
them with the utmost confidence in its beneficial
effects. Give these excellent medicines tiial
See advertisement in another column, and de-
ssrirlse pamphlets, 10 DO Id s-a;ls Of the q
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no OUR FRIENDS.

WE have just received lot Of New Types.
~ a part Of which are intended forthe con-
tempated enlargement of the Recorder, and tho
others to enable us to execute in better style
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends viii
see from this that we are in earnest in the mat
ter of the enlargement of our paper. and We
hope to receive sufficient encouragement to en-
able us to do so before the meeting of the Lee
gislature. All that remains to accomplish il 10
the purchase Of new Press. The paper nov
is as large as our old Press viii print; and be-
sides, having withstood the assaults Of the Brit
ish in the war Of 1912, it is somewhat difficult
to be kept in order, and cannot be safely relied
on. An addition Of $50 new subscribers, with
an advance payment, would meet the necessary
expenditure at once. We appeal, then, to our
friends in Orange, Alamancc, Granville, Person,
and other neghboring counties, to aid us. By a
little effort from each of our present subscribers,
all that We require could be accomplished in
few days. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition to the amount of reading mat
ter each week, and would greatly increase the
usefulness and efficiency of the paper. If pro-
perly encouraged, we shall cndeagor to make
the RECORDER not only faithful exponent Of
Wing principles, but also one Of the best Fami-
ly Papers published in the State. Who will be
the FIRST to respond to our appeal! We have
labored faithfully and long in the Wing cause,
and for what we believed to be the true inte-
rests Of North Carolina, and surely an appeal
now to the friends with whom we have co-ope-
rated, will net pass UNDECIDED.
d HEARTT & SON.
August 8. 46--
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STORM Ar. SAvaNNAH.--A yi0lent and
destructive storm swept over the city
&c Savannah, Georgia, the latter part
of last week, doing immense damage
both to property in the city aud in the
adjacent country, especially that por-
ton Of it bordering OH the Savannah
river. 1t exceeded in violence and the
amount Of property destroyed any storm
ever witnessed there, sweeping every
thing before it like chat. The tide
was higher by two or three feet than
il has been for thirty years. The
wharves. lumber yards, rice lands. aud
every thing in the vicinity Of the river
were flooded.
IN the edition for Saturday morning.
(fhe eth inst, the dsy after she storm,j
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YEMow FRyER.--Sayannah is suf-
fering dreadfalIy. Many people have
left the CRY. and the " Georgian" says
that the business Of the CITY is almost
suspended. The leading aud largest
hotel, the Pulaski, closed ON that day.
and it was intimated that the Mar
shall, next in size, would also soon
close. Half the boarding houses have
been deserted BY their prnprietors.
West Of Bull street ninety-five bust.
ness houses were shut up. Closed
on account of sickness" meets the eve
ut every turn. Fay. OBS.
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To Teachers Of Common Schools.
TINE Examining Committee for the County
Il of Orange will hold their next regular meet.
ing at the Court House in Hillsborough, on Sa.
turday the 2sth Of October next, at u o'clock,
A. NJ. All persons wishing TO procure ceitif-
Gates 10 teach in The Common Schools Of this
county, can make application at that time.
Z. A. HEARTT, Sec'y.
Sept. 18th, 1854. Sd
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ATTEN TON!

To the commissioned, non-commissioned Officers
and Musicians belonging 10 the Hatcfelds
Volunteer Regiment.
V0U ave hereby commanded TO attend at Da.
vid Mechanics, on Friday the 9Th Of Octo
ber next, al | | o'clock. armed and equipped fol
drill mustel and court martial; and on Saturday
the 9Th. at 10 o'clock. you will appear with you
respective companies, armed and equipped fol
Regimentai. exercise.
or On Saturday there viii be an election
held for Field Officers.
BY order Of Col. Paris.
GEO. w. TATE, Adjt.
September .ie. 81
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We see that movement is on foot
in New York to take up subscriptions
for the relief of the suffering pour of
Savannah. Subscriptions for the same
Benevolent object have also been taken
up in Philadelphia and oth,r places.
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Chicago, Sept. 10.
SENATOR DoUoLAs AT Hosg.-rhe
Chicago Tribune states that Senator
Douglas spoke at Morris. in Grupdy
county. ON Tuesday last. and was lis
tened to quietly. when the meeting
adapted resolutions condemning his
course on the Nebraska bill.
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We sincerely regret to see announc-
ed the death Of the hunorabie and dis
tinguished EpHRAIa II. FOSTER, Of Ten.
ncssee. lie was an eminent and yalu-
able citizen, and had been an ardent
aud influential politician. Ills public
career is thus correctly stated BY a
contemporary
"In 1929 he was Speaker Of the low.
err branch Of the State Legislature Of
Tennessee. In 1884 he was one Of the
intrepid and skilfal leaders that divid.
ell the original Jackson party Of the
State between the interests Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, the Ia,orite of Gen. Jackson in
the discussion. aud Judge White, whose
friends ultimately went over to the
Wings, and SO consolidated their
strength as to insure the electoral vote
of Tennessee to ahe Wing candidate
at every Presidential election since
1856. In 1887 Mr.. Foster was made
United States Senator but, recognis.
ing the doctrine OF Legislative instruc.
tions, he resigned in 1889, and was
subsequently elected to fill out the same
term in lS43. In 1845 he was beaten
for Governor by less than fifteen hum
dred vutes, owing chiefly to the supine-
I ness of his party after the defeat Of
Mr. Clay Tor the Presidency the year
previous. Since that time the health
of Mr.. +. has been gradually giving
way, and he has necessarily taken u :
lie active interest in politics. OF tie
public men OF the State who braved an
issue with the popularity Of Gen. Jack.
son in his palnicst days, none enjoyed
wider or mere effective influence
with the masses than the subject Of this
notice."
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NOTICE,

HESTER, ANTHONY, JOSEPH AND
II JAMES DAUGEERTY, Tor their heirs. }
children of James Daugherty, Of Orange coun-
ty, North Carolina, U. s., will hear something
to their advantage by addressing THOMAS
w. WALSH, Town Of Simcoe, County Of
Norfolk, Canada West.
Sept. 18th, 1854. 54-6m
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Public MEETiNo

- AAsAN alAsL 1 NJ
Ala meeting 81 ! portion q the q
ti1ens " Orange. held a tie Hoori
House in this place On the 10th insl..
60 take into consideration the subject
u prosnl'ng Bank recommendation II
Hillsbosough Harrison Parker. esq.
VAS called Ia the chair. and Thomas
wrbb sppointed Secretary.
John ]. Frrelsnd. esq. offered the
following prrsmble and resolution,
which were unanimously adopted:
Where's. il Is deemed expedient,
Tar the psrpes< 81 facilitating the busi-
mesa Transactions Of the community,
that ne should have Bank or Branch
Bank, in the town Of Hillsborough |;
therefore,
Rssolrsd. That publication be made
in the Hillsboruugh Recorder. that APP
plication will be made to the ensuing
Legislature to grant to this eommunl.
~ charter for Banking privileges |;
and that our Senator and Representa-
tiyes are hereby requested to bring this
matter before the next Legislature. and
endravor to procure either a charter
fur Bank with capital Ut s., or
the establishment in this place Of
Branch IL some other Bank.
On lnotiun. the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resoired. That committee consist.
ing Of ten persons be appointed BY the
chairman Ia prepare memorlal 10 the
next Legislature and procure sigma
lures.
The Chairman appointed the follow.
ing persons Ia compose the committee.
viz: Messrs. William w. Guess, ID.
g.. Parish. William Nelson, John ].
Frceland, john w. Carr, William w.
Allison, Calvin Y. Parish. II. M. &.
Struwd, William Mccown. and George
A. Mcbane.
On motion, the chairman and secre-
tary were added to the committee.
The meeting then passed RESULT
tim requesting the publication Of these
proceedings in the Recorder; aud, on
motion. adjourned.
HARRISON PARKER, Chm.
THOMAS WRBB. Sec'y.
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II Wsls svanty, On The tth instant. y he
Rev. d. cuIhrssh. Mr.. wnliax II. Tsoxssas,
Il kianzaes esansy. % Mas ELElza A. An
SOFA. q onngs.
In Richmond county. osorsia. onths issh ..
Iuly. Af. NarzAsirL ecltrs. Ct Rockingham.
N. c. 20 Nisz IrlIa z Tsoz.s.
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Tns cRors.-lhe people Of Halifax
County, have been blessed with rains in
almostevery time ofneed, this ear; aud
Crops never looked better. Good Crops
will be made in this County, if no
where else. The t'rops. We learn, are
gootl-yery good. in many Of the adj
joining Counties. Roanoke Rspub.
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Ngw RAIL ROAD notice appears
in the Yorksifle 6. c. Remedy. that
application will be made at the next
Session Of the Legislature Of that State
for a Charter to construct Rail Road
from Yorkyille to some point on the
North Carolina Line.
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Nancy L. ElRs and Others, rr parts.

Nancy L. Ellis and Others. rr parts.
E9?x PURSUANT to the decree OF
e3SSSf the Court Of Equity in this case.
S shall offer for sale. on the 2slh Of DC.
AN tober next. at the late residence oil
Alexander Ellis. deceased. all the Real Estate Of
which the said Ellis died seized and possessed
viz:
One Tract, called the Home Tract,
on which there il valuable Saw Mill. adjoining
the lands Of Joseph Hester and others.
On Tract, called the Pine Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel p. Moore and 9th.
ers, containing about 32o Acr1s.
Que Tract, called the Woods Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Caleb Wilson and others
containing about ! Is Acres.
Terms; Twelve months credit bond and sp
proved security required, and title reserved unit
the purchase money is paid.
o. 4. LONG, c. & N. e.
Sept. iglh, 1854. 5Als-
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Tract of Land,

IdCL OF Iluflu,
whereofthe ssid Lacy Lloyd died seired and pos.
sessed. containing about 400 Acres, and sdjoin-
ing the lands Of Frederic Lloyd and others. Tho
land will be sold with the encumbrsnce Of the
widows dover.
Terms: Twelve months credit; bond and Sc
curiy required. and title reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid.
.. +. LONG. G. &M.E.
Sept. 10. 6ats--
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MORTALITY AT THE SOUTH.

Charleston. Sept -
The deaths in Charleston last week
ending on Monday. were il6. Of which
number &c were BY yellow feseF-se
Of ahom were foreigners. and 10 of
different States in the Union.
Savannah. sspt. u.
The deaths In Savannah on Saturday
last were So. DIR. wildman. ahrse
name is connected with specific iur
yellow fever. and. Mr.. Hilton. editor
Of the Georgian, are dead. The city
is rapidly depopuIating. Many ply
sicians are sick, aud physicians Irum
the country are coming to their relief.
Nearly every place Of business is clos
ed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

SHinRFUL DIsKoSEsTy.-As proaf
of the extensive adulteration in this
country, the New York Sun says that
more port wine is drank in the United
States in one year than passes through
the custonrhoGse in ten; that more cham
paigne is consumed IN America than
the whale champagne district produ-
ces; that cognac brandy costs tour times
as much in France, where it is made. as
it is retaied for in our grog shops ;
aud that the failure of the whule grape
crop in Madeira produced no apparent
diminution in quantity or increase in
the price OF wine.
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Equity Sales!

Hsnry Lloyd and oilers, CT parst.
&fzx PURSUANT to the decree Of
yx$S the Court Of Equity'ior Orange couD-
w y, made ai September Term, 1854,
1nN shah. on the 4ih day Of November
next. offer for sale. al the late residence If Lacy
Lloyd, deceased, the
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sEcoxp. pyspArcH.

The deaths ON Monday Of fever were
&c. Ten of the bodies remain unco-
yered. There are not hands enough
here 10 bury the dead. The condition
Of affairs here is horrible.
New Orleans. Sept. Ii.
The deaths BY yellow lever last week
at New Orleans were two hundred and
eight, seven.
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A FRESH Supply Of Bibles and Tes.
"A taments have just been received at The
Depository efihe Orange County Bible Society
1.-The Drug Store Of DR.. 8. d. Scheduled.
July nth, 1854. 45--
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Law Library For Sale.
"A SMALL, hut well selected, Inv Library
- is Offered for sale at reduced price. APP
ply at this Office.
Sept. 18th, 1854. s4-3w
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I'HE NUTMEG rREs.-The California
Farmer says that. at Birds Valley and
FL Dorado canpu, this valuable tree is
found in its greatest perfection: Trees
arc found here fr.la. l8 to "a inches IN
diameter, aud full If the fruit, which i
contained in q covering like he coat
ing gt tie English alnat.
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Ilss g. s. 50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-20
11 Thomas H. Gibson,

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. U,.iOn ST, opposite c. Fl. Berry Rope store.
EGS leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
ID eral, that he continues 10 carry The plublg and
fitting in all its various branches, and respectfully soil
elisa slare or publ c patronage I'd
He has constantly on land lead and Iron pipes, com
and patent hyGrants, cistern pumps, bath boilers
wafer closets, wash basns cold water fountains io no
tells water coolers for private iamcs hot and cold
bats bath tubs, lead and iron cnque boxes lead
COns atos kettles, IetOrts bleaching, and all other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, etc. fitted up with
disratch. 49,. +
Also, chnndecrs, pendants brackets beItar lights,
candle burners, etc. r'.a... Hf u ar. .-E
AHordersleRt at the above place will be thankfully re-
| cciVeu and promptly att ended to. --.
y l-. All orders from the country will meet with
! NIT
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

I ~. |I---|T" J. q a. ]. BA4IIO,
.4.r no. % Main ST., Centre Wheeling,
X EEP constantly on hand an assortment Of lhp latest
IL anil most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
Ol Parnr shop and Cooking Stoves. Their 'Western
YirginOn, coal stove cannot be surpassed 63 any ny
them within the last six ponths pledgng themselves TO
back IL they did not give sutisfaction and have
never had one IetIIrned 7--7:i7.... '
They keep constantly onh7nd the latest style 0
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made IN this city;
also cast Iron Sinks variety OF all articles IN the
FounGryIine Which viii be soi low fol cash
lwoIk -''--r -, I..l''.I d&wtC-Aug.3 3.
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7HTI z Foreign g DOmestIc Dry G oods'
No. III Main ST., WsSt side, 6cttoeen Monroe anu