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my SQUAD

co4s oNf Hsvf RooN For 4 - Morr
~ GAkRIsox.
SoL 4allsa aAy-. 'EoglAnd Is atoas %
r.1rh Into u. No~ ~e msst have enoagh
q nsa 20 Dol down their pitch into far, snd
thea ee sil change Their rel coats inso .
dihsrent ealor. For kno~ we esn fav end
fs'A<T any sssion sor asy other man. that
al pitch into III. Glorious Union Of ssrs
Cone on boyS. nv ofsce j. 90 lie sorsh
s.ts Of Nan Street. bst-ees 9Th md .th.
ssTn 81 the Stars asi Stripe
b EBBITT. Capt.
eist ~ Irish Rert "
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BACK PAY, &C.

WE have made arrangements to
w procure, without delay. the
RACK PAY. BOUNTY and LAND WARRANTS
which may 10 due discharged Soldiers 90 Inc rels.
tvea of de- Saesd soldiers.
ono IN Iorinshlan Building. Terre Hsnte. Ind.
MACK a IN
jan1"dkw3N Attorney.
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To AKxs. To AKNri, To AE~sii.-
Wanted for toe 18th Brigade. nov 'tasseasd
4 Camp Calhoun. NJ. seventy Eve ahie
boaied men. 10 serve IN sad brigade. fseh
recruit. upon his arrival At camp. vii Re
eesvs all necessary clothing aud $500. be
isg oDs months paw N advance.
Also-~anted a drummer And kier-
Fourteen teansiter8 also waited
Recruiting oIce Tsrre Haote, Ind
LEONARD wFsT. Captain
Ian. I4d&v2w
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DISSOLUTION.
STOVES and TsMWARE.


Stoves and W
In order TO make room for q large
u ssoek of srscsltsrAli~ npiiments. I have a<se-
mined 70 clc~e cut my ssrse stock a BEATING
srovYs
AT Co0TS
frrson. wanting A. ~exo>iisss f.zios. Dsn.n-rooas ~
Hesf;as Stove. Of any discriptlan. vii g. sell
- call md examine car
Beautiful Patterns,
sssOre making their pareA.ss.
STOVES
l0~e-t pricss. ARD al wsuassst 70 give th~ beat sst-
tsfsst1on-
Ne lttAlSs. next door % Co.'s
LUMBER.
In EARNEST.-Au persons know
u md themselves 10 be indebted 20 US. either BY
once. We are determined te ~eoliest. sad psrties
isisresied -in DO well 70 he'd this warning.
". sa-. 60 s.na ..srxs sssei e 'sssso.s lam-
Cash Only,
IA upon this principle ne shat do business N fntare.
N. D. TOPPING 4 90
rEd and one On Lafayette 81. north o. Canal.
December IA. DAWN
yczrnAi copy
At 0ARTlGTT0.
DATRIOTIC STATIONERY
u Afev more Nkmnsth Packages q Patriotic
stsasnsry Just received 81
BARTLETTs.
A spleodid sfh sse he Holidsy-. Price Only rs ct-.
December n. sidsf
1900 DIARIES FOR 1900
lCO6. At BARrLErTs. 1OOIs
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK for
~ D~c-mher ~
Subscriptions received for sa-ca early.
I AIDES Shell Side Combs, Back
IL and Rubher Reand Combs. al
Just Reed At Bartlett's!
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL. BY
l. the soihor q tk@ sabbath School RsIi: pdee9s
cents.
AFrSx ASSORTMENT OF
uaioa sete Paper and Enaelopes. Portfolios, Mono
rsnfun nocka. blank Music and Drawing Boo<s. Ma
ale Portfolios. . nc~ Kind. Copy Bcoks P-e-. P-a
Holders, a. Call and see.
oc11tU
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II have yOEr h(tMfc& t4krG n a. Ne ssUoNr <IFtr
known 20 the arr
- strunoas % scrofaioas Affections are n.
curse, the blight. the potato rot Of mankind. T1sy
are vie and nlthy a. well - fatal. They arise ffsu
contamination and lnp1rlsy Of The blood. and <s 70
Be seen all around ~ everywhere One ersrsr &
all Ne meet are tainted with thsua. AMI one quartz
Of these die q then; die foqlisAly too. because hey
are durable. Arxx's sskssrxku1A cleansss caf ts
Serofulous corruption from the blood, rcntsrs II prrs
and healthy. Hnd efeetuAiiy exPGrsatss the fsai
contamination from the system. No longer gros4
unaer your scrofriOus disorders. since the i~rresis;s-
bic ANA has provided his mastery combination -
curative virtues that he calls sAksARAkuLA-tDom-
ocrsf, waterbury. CT.
R~RASDREThfs PIIS-For the restoration =
health Of those who have been stricken by ~apSpieky
or paralysis they ar the only reliable mcdicSe. L.
al affections Of the lung. chest and bowels Aes
prompt u.s. saves life and quickly cur~. FnennS-
uis, pieunsy, eAs'era. Wind, spssns, worms ohoier.
morbus, disrraoea, <ysenfzry. whether rem uslAT..
eating unrips fruits % o<her faults in diet. yield s
their iucusnce. Asthma. geat rheumAilsms. lFs
affections. raptures. inezn1n.nons q Aay ors-a
sSers. Wheeler sgue q other Speciae fever; bElcIs
Diseases, .~snnciss, ~. Nitus's dance. smallpox. mess-
les, Group. eryspelas, white Swelinks plie@. u,sz.
Of even tAirty years csntinusnce and especially
uloers Of the liver. have all been cured perrxns1tSs
b these celebrated Vegetable Universal P1ils ~
femAie complaints and nervous diseases hey A.~
been equally successful. wide change q ne. bsS
mrs, and second periods. Epilepsy, depress@ a
spirits, fnghtfal derAns, al distractions Snd relsx-
auoss are by them cured. dispersed and corre~tA~
Pric> - cents per box.
Sold by J. r. CuSxGzAx. T~sfre-assss. sna = -
respectable dealers In medicine. usnldsln
grs I'VE TsNs.-our attention was called the
morning 20 = friend Of cur. who. = few months ssa.
Wa siokiy. feeble aud debiiisted-n0w he is healthy
strong and robust This graf change VA pr0drosa
By taking McLxAs's cEIrsRATrD SraKsgrrx>s<-
CoxpsA. IL Is 8 real Eiluk o. IIzx.
We advise every reader who may be sckly al
debllits,eo, and al who are well and wish tokssD
-. 70 try it-iEvening kir0r.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

JUST RECEIVED AT BARR'S
S@na e Nag sni fcurA sue,ts. a wal t1s
SNss ts II ovoAhs- ,sf1lw
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Prom Co. Albert Pike. N. c. from A1ksa~.Sl
wssHSorox, n. c. June II, iGA
II have med two bottles az your BzzzAvr's Be-.
LAsD Brrrxxs, and have found Il very useful In cas-
Of Indigestion and Headsche. and l. q
all who need a plcsssrt and ehicaoicus remedy sns
valuable teuic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

The late High sheriff a Allegheny county =.
given Us the following
Twas afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive eS-
s.ns amounting TO a severe attack cf DyspSps..
which had reduced my flesh COT idersbly. Ny -tfe
~ss also Afflicted under the same circumstance. al
with he same disease. Having used your med.cns
called BozEavr's HcILssD BTnAs. We both obtsis.
ed relief and are happy 20 afford Jon this pull.
evidence o. ix value.
s1ouN FoRSyna
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

them at the breast of the astOnished artisan.
There was no retreating, however, and, half
dead with fear, he stood the fire, and, to the
Infinite credit Of his work, with perfect i'm
punity. But the emperor was not content
with one trial; he fired the second pis-
toll at the back Of the trembling artizan. and
afterwards discharged fowling piece at an
other part Of him, with similar effect.
"WelI," said the emperor, you have pro-
duced a. capital work. acknowledgements is
the price Of itf" /" Eighteen thousand
francs we're named as the agreed sum-"
!" There is an order for them" said the en-
peror. "and here is another. for an equal
sum, for the fright that have given you."
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SINGING AND GIVING.

Old Aunt Dinah was a shouting colored
saint. who would sing at the top Of her voice
and cry Glory above all the rest. II was
common at The missionary prayer meeting Of
the colored people TO take up collection
while singing the hymn,
Ally abroad, thou mighty Go spell !"
In the midst Of which Aunt Dinah always
threw her head back, shut up her eyes, aud
sang away Justify ill the plate had gone by.
The sable collector observed her habit, and
one night stopped when he came TO her. aud
said blunily, ''look hear. Aunt Dinah
you needn't be singing Fly abroad. thou
mighty Gospel it you doesn', give nothin'
to make it fy - c. Pra.
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The cnAr or NAIL

Just before Napoleon set out Tor the court
Of Belgium. he sent 10 the cleyerest artisan
Of his class 10 Paris, and demanded Of him
whether be would engage 10 make coat Of
mail, 10 be worn under the ordinary dress,
which should be absolutely buIIcl-proof;
and that il so. he might name bis own price
for such work. The msn engaged TO make
the desired object, il allowed proper time,
and he named eighteen thousand francs as
the price Of il. The bargain was concluded.
and in due time the work was produced,
and lis maker honored with second audi
ence Of the emperor. Nov" said his i'm
perial majesty, "put IL on The man did
50. AS | am To stake my lie on ils eifi-
eacy. you will. ! suppose. have 20 objee-
tons to do the same" And he took brace
OF pistols and prepared 10 discharge one Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

60 pieces Calico. assorted,
1000 yards shir,lngs,
1000 yards Bleached Shirtings.
400 wards Brown and Bleached James,
100 Yards Cotton Flannel.
$50 Yards White and Red Flannel,
200 dozen White and Colored Thread.
Candle wick. Sewing Cotton,
Bunch Cotton. Knitting Cotton.
Rope and Irvine, Carpet Warp.
Black and white Flax Thread.
Buttons and Buckles. assorted.
Military Buttons. Coat Findings,
500 yard. Black Sarge.
400 yards Alopacca.
400 yards Mourniug Goods.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.

De LANES. Merinos, assorted,
Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings,
40 gross Agate Buttons,
so gross Pearl Buttons.
Shawls, Mantillas, Cloaks. assorted,
Irish Linen, Table Damask, Diapers,
100 yards Wool James.
100 yards satipetts, S lbs. Black Silk,
Oil Cloth Blankets,
Mems and Boys Goods. Innings.
Stripes and Plaids. Blankets,
Carpeting. asserted, Bedtieking,
Black aud colored Cambrick,
Ladies' Silk Vests.
Mems Shirts. Wool Shirts,
$50 papers English Pins d eedle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

"A STRIKING THOUGHT" The death Of an
old mans wife," says Lamartine. is Ike
cutting down an ancient oak that has long
shaded the family mansion. Henceforth the
glare Of the world. with its cares and yicis
STUDIES. falls upon the old widower's heart.
and there is nothing to break their force. or
shield him from the inIl weight Of misfortune.
II is as IL his right hand was wiiherrd--as q
one wing Of his eagle was broken, aud every
movement that he made brought him to the
ground. HIS eyes are dim and CLASSY. aud
when the film Of death falls over him, be
misses those accustomed tones which might
have smoothcd his passage to The grave"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19
STRAY BOOKS.

sE'HE following volumes Of the Zcusian and Pastor.
Library. belonging 70 the Presbyterian Chunh II
Hiil.bofough are MESSING ,VPposed 10 have been inr
roard and mol returned; ihefe may BE other. m The
same case. Per.oas having ihesc Or other volume. ID
their possession, requested % return them. o. Il IL
actual use 10 report lbs sane. that il nay DC knew
aho are responsible ~ their feiGfn.
Collateral Btbs. ila ~. Ito.
Hodge, History d the Pfrsb, lerisn Church. %
part. $50.
CuJNofihs lnieltclusl Sys,em. III vol eya.
MeCheyne's hn,k.. u, and % wis. SO.
shIkcspese, ~ vol. ssO
Hoswrlfs Johnson. 1t vol. sso.
Ianius's i.snrrs. 81 vol sso.
God.milh's ARImaeI Nstue. "a and 81 ,ois. syn.
PlulAfrh's hives IL vol. $40.
Rollins AnrienI History, III vol. sso.
Bancroft. History u he tuilsd Salsr ii vel svo
G..dsnilh., NU,k-. lsi vol i2ino.
Raiin's ANCIENT Ili.uty. 9TH aud lOih vols. l2mo
Pope's Works. 5h vol. i2mo.
spitk's Amsricsn Biography 81 vol lerno.
Pilny's Leitets. "a t1I l2mo.
RelIfues u ancient English Poetry. isi vol.iemo.
November IL. Is-
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. ur nraHr HAVE REEN.n

Agmore painful expression Of regret than
.hts seldom falls from lips. Whoev.
- nav be the party to whom il is applied ii
always implies hope fatally and fnally ex.
tineIished, early promises unful6led. and
premature ruin. We often heet-witl,.
Young man prematurely old, to whom Ma.
ture has been most lavish in her riffs. &c
health, strength and intellect--of. whom the
sad remark is already made" What he
might have been" Oh yes, might, indeed.
The potentiality for good was there--is
there-is there still. But some lurking vice
has interfered, and now, all the anticipated
deeds. the bold struggles for truth, and the
manful adherence to duty, are only things
that might have been" They are never
to be. Never. He might have been" a
good, wise or great man, He Knight have
been" the beloved head and protecting guar
dian OF blissfui home-winning respect
from all hearts for manliness and uprightness.
and gathering around him in the summer Of
his days. the fruits of industry to sustain
himself with honor in the winter of old age.
How different is he in truth from what he
Knight have BEEN" His earlier wears have
been frittered away in idle amGsements
He has neither calling nor profession. Evil
habits have made an easy prey Of one so
idle and listless. Whatever he has earned
has been squandered in wild dissipation.
Whatever chances for lettering his condi-
tion he may have had, he has managed to
lose them. As he has sown so must he reap.
Behold him now, at an age when man
should be in the full vigor Of life, bloated
and diseased, the victim Of vicious appe.
tites. which he lives only to crafty. lie
has forfeited the respect and confidence Of
his fellow men. Honorable positions he can
: never bill. He lives on, stepped in poverty
to the very lips. and all the more wretched
from the ever present consciousness oil
what he might have BEEN" He is indeed
beyond hope. for although to outward seem.
ing he might still be reclaimed. his dissipa-
ted course has undermined his principles,
destroyed his sense of.honor,. and untitled
bin for vigorous resolution. His recupera-
tive energies are no more. Degraded and
desplsed, he will one day be missed from hi:
accustomed haunts. The inquiry, " what
has become Of him." will be answered, che
is dead" Then will foIlow the mournful
COMMENT" what he might have BEEN
the spoken epitaph above the grave OF thi.
fallen son Of Adam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

That LITTLE GIaL's TEARs.-A Welsh
clergyman asked little gitl ior the text u
his last sermon. The child gave no answer,
she only wept. H ascertained that she had
no Bible in which to look for the text. This
led him to inquire. and he found that the
families around him we're living without the
Bible. This led him TO The COMMITTEES Of
the Tract Society in London to adopt means
10 provide Bibles and this led TO the forma-
ton Of the British and Foreign Bible Socie.
~, and all The other Bible Societies Of The
world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

The USIyERsALIsT SlLEScED.-A few years
since, q Universalist in one OF the western
States. who did not pretend to be a moral
man, met minister Of the gospel, and com
menced addressing him, in the presence Of
. large number Of people, on his fa,orite
doctrine, saying a great deal about what
Christ had done for all mankind. The min.
lister heard ti.n titr"ugf. ann urn sam,
Friend, il you are reasonable man. | will
convince you from your oan words that Je-
sus Christ never did any thing for YOU.
Now, what do you say Christ came into the
world for !" - TO save Us from our sins. :"
Well. he certainly has mol done that for
YOU. since you are committing sin every
day." !" He saves Us from Tie punishment
of sim" "Bat you have Just told me ttat
you receive the punishment o. Jour .ins
every day. as you 90 along; and he certainly
has not saved you from hell. for you said.
but moment ago. that there il no such thing
as hell !" The Unisersali.t was glad 10 re-.
treat in silence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19
AN IMP, RTANT DistUiEky,
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
/ III l. NJ Ak0RA ARABIC A,
Discovered Il, i MISSIONARY uLIl. l,a,,I,tR


IN Arabia
A Ill Who are suffering IRON To- sun'liisn should
- Use the MAkukA AkALIIA, di,rS,,nd ~ q
Missionsfs % Afshis.
All sha are threatened with foh,rntiinI ,hoUId
The MAkUkA AhABICA, disto,,nd NJ sis
sioDafy IN Atsbis.
Al aho ,sfe,its from BionsLns u cu'd use
ihe MAkuka AkAbii.A, dist.ssi,S Is sA,ls,ioi.sf.
n Arala.
~ uho lic suffering ron so,. lrCai. & ,usI, and
Iolds, shuula NE iLr AAkGRA ALAblt a, dtro
ssfes,l b. a Missionary ~ Aralip.
All who SOLDERING Iron Ashnls. srfoiua Bhd Inn
puflliss Of The Bleed should I'VE ID, MAMMA Ala
blCA. discovered ~ Missioner, u AI4iis.
u cures Consumption.
II Gu 80 Bionehfiis.
u cures sure 1hro.i. Coughs and ctAs.
u cuaes As,hma. scfutUia. AID 81 Tie Bic,
THIS onrqusllsJ tened, !. how ioI The hIsi int %
ifoJuseJ 10 The public.
Il was prosideniiaily discovered W Missionaiy
While Ifaseiing IN Arabia. lie estruIsd 81 Coneuuip.
ton BY IL set bic bad been hope
less b. lesfncd Physicians ~ EunIc.
Tie has forwarded 70 IN writing, full account Of
his Oun extraordinary eeie, and Of numtet of other
cures which have under bis obscn atom, and also
full account 81 The medicine.
AZ his request. and impelled by desire 10 etend Q
knowledge 81 this remedy 20 the public We have had
his communication printed IN psmphiei form for free
distribution. lis intsfe. 10 enhanced BY On accom-
which be gives d some Of The scenes Of the syrian maj
ssefss. which he obtained from ihoss who were sufferer
In thai awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be oblsinsd al our Office, or u
will he sent free BY mail 10 ell who spply for IT,
We import the MAkORA ARABlCA direct from
Smyfnsthrough The house u Cleon a olympus. and
We have slwsys hand foil supply put up IN bottles
ready Tor use with foil directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent BY mail. on rereip
Of price. end "a cents ior possss.
for sale. wholesale and ret II, hy
LEEDS, GILMORE &CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
4 81 Liberty 81, Ny.
March 10. s4-i2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

Spauldings Prepared Liquid Glue.
,I,HIs is The best article known Cor mendins sILipd
= offurniius. AZ u 10 In liquid form Il 10 Of
ways ready Tor use. Fof sale By
J. q. TURRENTINE & SON.
Fsbrusy7 7. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

CLosiNo THE DisrlLLkRirs.--Goy Brown,
Of Georgia. has issued proclamation order
ing each distiler in that State 10 desist alb
solu,ely from the manufacture Of ardent
spirits after the 18th day Of March, SOL.
The Superintendent of The State Road i,
forbidden TO transport any whiskry over
that Road. and other railroad Superinien-
dents are requested to do likewise. In case
Of distillers refusing 20 ubey this order, their
stills are To be seized and sent 10 Rome. Ca.
to be manufactured into Cannon and all Ii.
quor brought near military encampmen,s is
to be emptied upon the ground.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

CoMMENDABLE.-'rhe directors of the Ma.
con (Ga.) Manufacturing Company have a.
dopted The following:
" For the purpose Of preventing specula-
ton in our goods, AMI furnishing them TO
consumers NJ q reasonable aud fixed price:
/" Resoirea. That the Agent Of The Mill be
instructed to sell the Macon sheetings n,
eighteen cents per yard. cash on delivery.
and that they be sold BY the single bale 10
parties only who will agree TO retail them at
twenty cents"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19

FOR THE LADIES.
DHALON's Psphsn Lotion for removing freelle.
! tan. sunburn and pimplss. aud n.sliIs the skin
smooth and sott Also fslriJss, Balm. Of Thoussnv
Flowers, for ssie ~
J. Z. TuRRENTiNE & SON.
Fehruap7. 2s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19
TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Reprinted 81 Rsleisb. n. q.
voice from Heaven, 4paees
Don't put IL 81.
sAll suifcieney of Christ,
sell DrJicslion 10 God,
Prisste Devotion.
The Act of Faith.
The Sentinel
Motives 10 Early Picty,
Come to Jesus. Formerly ca psses,) now In
%. aud IN foui page hseis.
approved BY al the Pastors Of Ibis CITY.
large edition ofihe above should be printed before
The spe distributed il win eost $40 10 reset them
ne number and variety will be increased ~ funds sse
gwen 800 pays FOR $4,000 pages; $40 pays for
10000 pages. aud 81 pays Tor 1900.
Donations 10 he sent 20 the Agent. which he viii
aeknc~ ledge ~ letter. end report 10 each 81 The Pas.
tore Of this City. More than $4,000 pages Of new
tracts have been sent 10 our sodisisi n Virginia.
WM.L CROwDER, Tact Ast.
July. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-19
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILAp

PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution established BY special Endss
men for the Relief the Sick and Distressed, a.
aicted with virulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
ofthe Sexual o. gsns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gralIs. by the Atllrs
Surgeon, 70 all who apply BY letter with descrP
ION q their condition. Gage, occupation. habits 81 e
&C.,. aud in cases Of extreme poverty Incidence fuf.
nisbed tree Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhGs ard
Other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in The Dispensary, sent 10 The
afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Two
o. three Sismps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. sKILLiN H0uGHTON. Aelins
surgeon, Howard Association, No. . South Ninth 81
Philadelphia, Pa. by order Of The Directors.
EDWARD ID. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO: FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March %. sa-lcno
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MILLsBOROUGM, N. G.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the
TIrtv Thousand Dollars worth of Goods selected for this
ali Of which we offer for sale at small advance city
prices today price at ior sucn goods
stock consists in part of the following
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-12
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
supreme Judicial Court.

CRIMINAL TERM.-Fox, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY-John r. Morrow of New Glou-
cester was tried on an indictment charging
him with being common seller of intoxicat-
ing liquors. Two of the witnesses for the
State, Bracket and Verril, were troubled with
very bad memories and could hardly recolect
whether they had ever had any liquors OF Mer-
row or not. A hint from the County Attor-
ney about committing Bracket for contempt
seemed to freshen bis memory little, but
still he could not recollect whether he had
ever paid Morrow for any liquors. He had
frequently lent Morrow liquor and had also
borrowed liquor from him. J. C. Woodman,
Esq, appeared for the accused, but made no
argument to the jury, being called away at
the close Of the evidence. Mr.. Butler, County
Attorney, submitted few remarks, and the
charge OF Judge Fox was brief and to the
point. In four minutes after retiring, the jury
returned with verdict of guilty. The Court
imposed the Statute penalty of a fine of 500
and costs, or sixty days in the County Jail.
Court adjourned to nine o'clock Friday
morning, at which time the case of Joseph w.
Lamb, indicted for arson, in setting fire to the
barn of S. NJ. Baker, Esq, in Windham, will
be taken up