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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
UNION OF THE sTATss.

On this, our great national character de-
ponds. 1t is this that gives US importance
abroad and security at home. II is through
this only that we are, or can be, nationally
known in the world. 1t is the flag Of the
United States which renders our ships and
commerce safe on the seas, or in foreign
port. All our treaties, whether of alliance,
peace, or commerce, are formed under the
sovereignty of the United States; and Eu-
rope knows us by no other name or title.
The division Of the empire into States is
for our own convenience; but abroad this
distinction ceases. The affairs Of each State
are local; and we're the worth Of any one Of
them expended in revenue, ii would not be
sufficient to support sovereignty against a
powerful foreign foe. In short, we have no
other national sovereignty than as United
States. 1t would be fatal for us if we had ;
too expensive to be maintained, and impos-
sible to be supported. individuals, or in
dividual States, may call themselves what
they please bnt the world, and especially
the world of enemies, is not to be held IN
awe by the visiting Of name. Sovereign
" must have power TO protect all the parts
that compose or constitute it. As the Unit
ed States we are equal to the importance Of
the title; but otherwise we are not. Our
Union, well and wisely regulated and ce-
mented, is the cheapest way Of being great,
the easiest way Of being powerful, and the
happiest invention in government; because
it collects from each State that which, BY
being inadequate, can be OF no use to 1t, but
forms an aggregate that serves for all.
II is with conlederated States as with in
diyiduaIs in society; something must be
yielded to make the whole secure. In this
view of things, We gain by what we give
and draw an annual interest greater than the
capital. Our citizenship in the United States
is our national character; our citizenship
in any particular State is only our local dis
tinction. By the latter we are known al
home; BY the former, to the world. Oul
great title is .7msrieans; our inferior one va.
ries with the place. Jour. Of Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
ECONOMY Is WEALTH!

NOTICE 10 Dlsek-Smiths. 1in and Copper Smiths,
~ &C. The undersigned having bought the right 20
make, mend and n territorial or individual rights 20
use BONNDs PATENT CDBLLOwSl TUYBRE
lR0Ns-hy the use Of which each Jorge will save ON
THIRD 81 The coal used on The old plan.--hercby
gives notice 10 I'll parties buying OF selling the above
Irons IN any u the counties below named, that be
viii PROSECUTE any aud I'll such persons. unless
90 authorized by him. 20 the fullest extent Of the law
My right embraces the following counties Lincoln.
Mecklenburg, Cslanus. Ircdell, Rowan. DAVE. Yad.
Kin, Davidson, Forsyth. Randolph. Guiford, Rocking
ham, CssNell. Alamsnce, Orange. Wake. Fanklin,
Granville. Warren. HALIFAX aud Northampton.
| expect 10 keep The above Irons On haul a. inv
Store in this place. and may perhaps visit aud eslab
lth agencies 10 each county iof the sale Of them.
Orders solicited. For terms, &c., address
G. @. YATES, Gresnsborough, N. g.
certify that have sold the right above alluded 10
20 &. q. Yates. J.R. skILLERN.
Mr. Brown, practical smith % this place, aitei
having thoroughly tested the patent Tuyers Iron. GER
titles IS followss
| have Bombs patent Tuyere Iron IL usc. in m,
shop IN this place. aud am satisfied ID onethiri
of The coal aud makes 4 clean nice heat and would
not be without them fof twice the cost.
MICHAEL BROWN.
December ~. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

PERSONAL LIBERTY LAws.--A citizen Of In
diana denies through the Washington Con
stitution, that that State ever passed per-
sonal Liberty law, multiplying the fugitive
slave law. lie adds. that in every instance
the fugitive law has been promptly enforced
in that State.
And citizen Of Iowa makes similar de-
NAL as to bis State, through the National In
telligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

Al able writer 10 the Fayette (MississippD
Times argues as follows against the policy
OF secession:
"There Is no wrong il We are united that
we cannot remedy under the Constitution,
and no right that Il cannot protect. Our
safety, our existence. now depends upon the
integrity Of that instrument. The moment
we throw of the restraints Of the Constitu'
ton, surrendering to the North our rights
in the Territories, our interests ~ The pub
lie domain--in our courts, cur navy aud oui
army. and Federal Treasury--that momen
we are doomed 10 destruction. Secession
can afford no palliation for our wrongs; !
can only precipitate Us into greater evils
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

JusT 0NE ITEM-A TAX OF $500, 0OO.= The
Postofice receipts 10 the State Of Mississippi
amount to Sl0l $40. The expenditures are
1871 .O9l, leaving deficit Of 1886, AS. This
sum will have to be raised. when the State
seccdes, By direct taxation Of The people. A
tax Of $360,00O for just one item which can
not be avoided.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

,E,HE spring Session o. this Institution viii com.
L mence January 7lh. 1861. Students viii be adj.
niiied AZ any time. aud charged from the time Of en-.
i,nce until the end Of the session. except in Of
pruIacied illness. The Academy will be compile.
I'd ~ the III q February, when the accommodations
and facilities will be equal u those Of any other school
81 the same ORDER Board 10 respectable famiies
The Academy. 81 per month"; including washing aud
all other neressafies Terms Of Tuition. 6, 10 and IS
dollars per session. Branches taught Reading Writ
ing spelling, English Gfsnmar. Arithmetic, Algebra.
Latin. &c. &c. No pains will DC spared % promote
the interest and advancement d boys committed 10 my
eh''s'' ]. 1. BROWER.
December II. III
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auONlHteu.
GILES MEBANE,
NATHAN NEWLY,
DAElD OUTLAW.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE souTn CAROLINA
MraBERs.--0n Monday last Messrs. Boyce,
MeQuecn, Ashmore. aud Bonham dissolved
their connection with the House Of Repre-.
seniatiyes at Washington, and returned e
their homes Mr.. Kett, who is a membei
of the State Convention. had previously re.
signed his seat as a member Of the House
The iwo Senators. Messrs. Hammond and
Chestnut, had also resigned. MIR. Speskel
Pennington directed the Clerk Of the Hous.
still 10 call the names on all votes Of the
South Carolina members, thereby declining
70 recognize the right Of secession.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

R5l5yug's Ointment = The opinion ofihe Press
Read H. Sprains Disocaiions, &c.-We take great
pleasure in recommending this deseredy popular me.
dcine to our friends and patrons IN particular and "a
the public al large. We speak adyisedIy being in q
position 10 pronounce relishle opinion from having
used il al home, besides tie economy of the article
we have saved within The year than one doctor,
BILL hy having the Ointment on hand. We have tried
opodcldOc lnmenis. embrocaions and pain extractor,
without end hut Tor the immediate cure Of Sprains
Disocaiions. Wounds. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Scalls
Bloiches. PImpes. and Gutaneous erup,ons, we hay,
found none 90 speedy eifectusl Holioways oint
mcnt. Herald.
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AEnorilq Rpori.

The undersigned, members Of the Cons
mittee on Federal Relations, unable to con.
cur IN the views Of the msjority, submit The
following report;
The convention Is proposed 10 be called,
In the opinion Of the minority, al an earlier
period than the exigencies Of the occasion
demands. IL is declared in the bill that the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
A li.n,lch lrom wa,hing,on % nd paIti

Al dispatch from Washington to the Balti.
more Sun saws:
"The members Of Congress from the bnr-
der slave States have been consulting togeth.
er with view 70 the concentration Of all
the southern States on 4 basis Of settlement,
having for lis principal object The extension
of The Missouri compromise line to The Pa.
cifc by constitutional amendment. If they
succeed IN this. they will invite the Coop
Grafton Of members from the border free
States"
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w . % lE a s Q 81
llenlihl.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical aud Baltimore
Dental Collercs)
N. D. Having male Tic Teeth sprciai'y fir ~
last eighteen wears be be1s leave 10 ssy that a ca-rs
committed 10 his care will receive III, coolest m ms,
careful attention.
- General address. lIav River. \. G
November Is. CS.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

as we must forfeit all Of our rights under the
Constitution when we leave the Union and
give to our Northern foes all they need to
render their aggressive policy more elective"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
~, 70 Persons om 81 Employment Z 4
AGENTS MANTEn.

In every County in tie United States.
sFN0 engage 10 TIC sale u some % H. lesi and ~ u
elegantly illustrated WORKS paiishri.
Our publications u The most Interesting ctsf5r.
tcr, adapted 70 The wants u The fstmef Ne binlr pl
Merchant; hes aIa polished III the iva s,le. an't
bound 10 The most substantial mauief, r,,i w5iihy
place ia lie lia4fy Il every Household ii III isni
- To men u enterprise aud ildustt,ri. hsb Ito.
business ot. an opportunity 90 ptdta snp q, aieit
seldom Ii II met With.
TO Persons desiring 10 aei d Asruis eiil fs,i,,
promptly Is mail iull particulars terms Ses q, idht
sing IE4Rl, HH1Z x Co.. Fnttshtss.
No. 81 Moth second steel phiiajeiFi,.
October 81. Ga ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

THE UNITED STATES STOPPED PAYMENT
In the midst Of all other troubles the Treasu.
~ isempty. Large amounts due are lying
over. including the wages Of some hundreds
% scamen, who have been discharged at New
York without their pay. The Congressman
have been. paid in part only.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
Boots. Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &C,
R. B. GRIFFIN & SONS,
No. l6 South Charles Street,
BAIg-mCRE, MD.

Two our large and complete Fall Stock, we call he
particular attention Of Dealers. Il consists Of
Heavy Brogsns, made by the hist manufacturers far
Planters, with soss Rearfy inch thick with heavy
wax upper eathcr which warrant 10 give entire sa
lisiactlon Our stock o. heavy thick BOOTS, made of
TAX Tanned leather, with three soes and hand shared
heavy wax upper leather, all made 10 order and war
ranied, with full and complete assortment Of .
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURED WORK,
Such as Gents Fine Calf Boots sewsd and pepced:
heavy sewed Scotch Caters and Lace shoes. Also, a
large assortment IF Ladies, Misses and Children,s
Dress Shoes, With Full Stock Of Low Priced
EASTERN PE6GED WORK.
Such as Women's Misses and chilBreu's Laced Ioots
--Cai, Kip, Morocco hid aud Enamelled These, with
large stock Of Fine Dress HATS aud CAPS. togelh-
g WIN aul assortment Of WOOL HATS for Servants
wear will be sold At Very Low Prices.
We ask for an eEaminsiion and will guarantee sales
IN every instance.
September IL. 6O-2mn
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REPORT,


That they have considered the same, with a
full appreciation Of the momentous interests
involved, aud have come 20 the deliberate
conclusion, that the present crisis in our ma.
t,ona affairs grayely imperis the rights and
equality of North Carolina 10 The Union,
aud that the sovereign people only have the
right 10 determine the nude aud time Of re-
dress aud therefore the committee submit
Tor your confederation the accompanying bill
for calling convention Of The people, and
earnestly recommend its passage.
Add they further report, that they are fol.
" impressed with the belief that i is ne
cessafy that the militia should be thoroughly
recognized, and that a volunteer corps Of =
thousand men should be speedily turned, aud
armed and equipped 10 the most Efficient
manner aud they earnestly recommend that
both shall be done. aud that Il be referred 20
the Committee on Military Affairs, IN order
that they may furnish the details Of meas.
ures for that purpose.
And the Committee ask leave 10 report
back all other matters referred TO them, and
10 be discharged from their further cOnsi-
defation.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL ]. PERSON,
Chairman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
THE AMERICAN
Medical ToiIet and ReceipI B1oI,.

Medical Toilet and Receipt Book.
I,HIS book contains Reapts NIL Ds,sci pas Nv NIX.
ING a the most valuable Mcjl6al ~ ar,ii,us IL
usc also Recipes and full and approximations IN
making al the Il popular ard useful tns nelics.
Perfumes, Gnguenis Hair Restorative. ini an Ipl-i
Articles II YOU suffering eiih any chrome i..
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Of hair, smooth lace, clear skiu, iuxGfiant bead
or mousllehc-of II you wish 70 know anytihs SID
everything IN the Medical aud Toilet Inc. tau sh,il
hy al means pcruse copy of Ills book. ruf inil lf.
iicullf-, and sample Of the sok iui pcfasal lice
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7. F.cH4PM5S.
No. s5l Broadway, NeN Sark
November g. B5-3ni
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASeE CouNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Issues TO February Term. 1861.

fe.uN8 10 FNUIWHlI HNI"1 lV"i'
Susan Valentine and others 9. James Valentine.
Petition Jor PGriiion.
IL appearing 70 me- George Laws Clerk q the Court
Of Pleas aud Quafter Sessions Cor Orange county,
By the affidavit o. Susan Valentine, that the defendant
Jane Valentine s not resident ~ the state ot North
Cafolna; Notice s hereby gwen 10 said defendant that
be make bis personal appearance at our neS Court d
Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held Cor the county
Of Orange al the court house IN Marlborough. tlIe
fourth Monday o. fehrusry, 1861, then aud there "a
plead, answer OF demuf 10 said petition, judgment
will BE- taken pro eoneaso, and the same heard pare
as 10 him.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk Of said Court ., Office
the fourth Monday q November. 1850.
GEORGE LAWS. c. c. c.
December 81, 1860. Pfse adv. ~ 80 Ts-cw
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Balmoral Female School.

OUR School, six miles north of IIil'shnough will
- hereafter be known as The Bauiora Female school.
The next session will commence January 2, 1851.
TERMS.-In the Literary department, S2 80 and
$l5, per term Of iwenty-nne weeks.
Pupils enter any time, an pay IRON, De time
they enters deduction afterwards. except At the a.
ton Of the Principal.
Board convenient 10 the Academy, s. per month Ia
GLIDING lights and washing.
Miss N. Il. WHARTON. Tutfcas.
Rev. ARGH'D GuRRIE, Prncip,l
December is. 20 3@
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Literary and Scientific School.

Literary and SCIENTIFIC School.
M RS. JULIA A. HOLT will re.open her School 1t
I'VE Graham on the 9Th of January 1861.
The head and heart Of her pupils shall be careful.
" cultivated. Morals and manners shall be strictly
taught aud all the substantial branches Of mental and
physical education diligently and truly engrafed upon
her learners.
Grateful for former patronage she would respectfully
call public attention 10 this card. For terms apply to
the Principal.
Deaemner III. 7l-4we.
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N oTIcE

A pPiicATInN will be made 10 the nexi 1.essli.
luie Tor the passage Of aN 70 rfohibii the aalr
4 -riiucus liquors by retail II Duthams station.
OeiObef ~. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02
Nervous Disorders.

What Is more fearful Than breaking down Of the
system To b. eIcilsble or nervous IN small
drgree Is distressing fof where can remedy -
kbudl There Is drink but little wine, beer. or
spirits. o. far letter none take NJ coffee, weak tea be-
preisrabe get III the rerh air you can take three
four Pills every night plenty Of solids. avoiding
the IL sops sud II these eolrn rllr. be followed,
you will be happy ~ mind and strong IN body, and for
-, YOU have any nerves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-02

Hillsbero Savings Institution.
rE,HE Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders OF this
Il Institution will be held at the Court House in
Hilsborough on Monday the 9TH day Of January next
at IL o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, Cashier.
December Is. 20
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Mothers and Daughters

MOtlleIS ana daughters.
Tfihere Is one thing more than another for which these
Pills famous Il Is their purifying properties -.
eciaily Their power Of cleansing ihe blood from an i'm
IuHIrs. and removing Dangerous and suspended seere
ions Universally adopted the one sra nd remedy n,
snaIe complaints. they never al never wesksn tbcsys.
iem, and always bring abOu, what Is required.
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
Thee feelings which 80 saiIen u,, moe, frequen,Iv
ai.r from annoyaners o. trouble, from obslrsed per.
spraii1n, o. from eating snd drinking what s unfit os
uihns disofdrrns the liver and siomsrh These organs
must ~ regulated if you wish % u well The Pills II
lken according 70 the printed Instructions. will quick.
II fcssr healthy ariinn u both liver and stomach
Nhentc follow natural consequence good sppstite
sud clear head IL the Ess snd West Iadies scarcely
any other medicine i ever usrd ior these disorders
Disorders Of the kidneys.
10 III diseases affecting these SsI6s, whether fhey
seie too much - too ii'ie waters whether they he
Affected with The sisDe grave " with arhrs and pains
lsi 10 The o's over the regions q The Kidneys nese
Els should y taken according The ptinisd directions
aad The Ointment sh0glJ ~ well ubaC, ia,o The small
u tie back q bed ms. fhisiesimehs will syc almost
immediate relief when III other mean. have failed.
For Stomachs out Of Order.
No medicine VII siscloall, improve he tone Of
tlc stomach ihese Pill. thsy rsmets III aeidv. &C.
ta0htA ehti ~ itfHfrfHaeF % ifna orsf Diet They
haeh the liver aud reduce :, h,saa, action; they are
wonderfully eisaciJus u cssss pf spItm-in fact ihey
incatihg az disorders u c liver aud stomach
nollo.cag.s Pii. arr fts b,,i nasag kso,ra IN ne
rgriS ~ NJ iai5fisg D,,cass.
Ague. Iem1s lrrsgglaii- Strofula, or Kings
isihHs, tits. Evil.
Ilegsl onflahisEtycfs, oil kinds, Sois Thioals,
boieaFs % the It's, Stone and Gravel.
sk.n, tout Secondary s,mp-
bOWetN P1ihis. IL aJaehe, toms.
.olFs. Indigestion, Tic DolOuieus,
t9nsipat'oE o. ihelnhsipmation, TumOun,
Bowels, Ispndce. tjle,u
Consumption, LiVcfGomplsinis. DECENTRALIZATION
neplV' LumhasG, Wofms u oil kinds
aDVPsy, fhes, heskrcss, from
Dysentcfy, Rheumatism uhstcvs, ss1.s
Eyspelas, Retention Of Utins, &c. &c.
" GAUTlONi-- None are genuine unless Inc
words " Holloway, New York aud LONDON" are Dis.
rernahe a. Wsiefmafk IN every leaf II tle book q
objections atound each DOT OF boz the SAINT nav be
plainly ssrn BY holding The leaf 10 te lishi. hand.
some towafd will ~ given 20 any one rendering such
information as may lead 10 the detection Of any party
% parties counefriiing the medicines vending the
sane, knowing hem 70 Be spurious.
80 sold 81 The Manufactures IL Professor HoIlo.
way ~ Maiden Lane New York. and Is all fespscta.
BE Druggists add Dealers 10 Medicines throughout
ihe Tinted SilFs and the civilized wotd ID bones a.
IS cents, g. cents, and - each.
-. There Is considerable saving " lsking he
larger Sizes.
N.B.--Dhsetioss fot the guidance Of patients IN es.
cry disorder afe affixed 10 each boz.
ocioSefS. ssllsns
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
VIM. B. M0REHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In

Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave 70 cal! the attention Of the citizens of ,he
United States 10 their Pure Wines and Liquors, pu IN
under their own supervision, for Family and Medicinal
use in assorted 10 snit customers. Clubs, Mill.
tary and other public bodies, who require 10 purchase
IL large OF small quantities., 10 casks in bottles, will
be literally dealt With Price list sent on application
OLD M0REH0USE BlTTERS.
Recommended by the first Physicians as the best re.
NEEDY known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all Ner-
sous Diseases. A. beverage, il is pure wholesome
and delicious to The taste Sold by al Druggists.
WIN, d. MOREHoUsE a co, Prop'rs.
g. Exchange Place,
Jeysey City, M.
7. s. The sui setibers wish 10 engage few active
men, as Local aud rasclng Agents their house. 10
whom liberal Inducements will be offered. For pan-
culsrs, address al above.
November s. 67-3m
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HUGHESs ACADEMY.
December Q.

Select BoardingTand Day School.
VNHE Misses NASH and Miss KoLLOCK will re-.
open their School on he iii d January, 1861.
Punctual attendance is requested.
Circulars forwarded on application.
December Q. n-Gyy
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January l. 1861.

A III notes and accounts on our books are
due this day in Cash. Contemplating a
change in our business, we desire and expe CT
prompt settlements.
]. e. TURRENTINE & SON.
January 2. 49,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PFRsoS CouSry.


September Term. 1850.
Leonard Laws. aims % Narel Sweeney. deed.
~.
Henry q. sNeanry, John = swrlnsy Belfefay Vaughan
aud wife Elizabeth.
Petition 10 stH LaaK
NJ appearing % ne satisfaction II he Court thai TIE
defendant John G. Sweeney is nai resilient d ibi.
state. Il Is therefore ordered y sli Court thai pGbl.
caiian Ne made IL The Hishjioush Recorder 81 ",
weeks fsr said John e. sNesnrs Il make his Petstnal
appearance 81 ire net term - this Csutt. u II hcd
fOf the county " Person a The court housr in Rptl
rough On The third Monday ii Dctsmhef. 1850. then
and there 20 suswef siJ petition Judgment viii be
entered up seainsi him pio eanissso
Witness, Chsfics Mason. CLERK Of said Court. atOf.
Gee, the third Mspisy u september. a. y. 1850.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
October no. piiee as. 81 is 66-6W
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OUR large stock of Superior Ready
Made CLOTHING we arc Offsdns at prices war.
raned 10 effect sales, for Cash. Call and examine
LATIMER & BROWN.
November 30. IL