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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-05
THE MEMPHIS ELECTION.

At the late city election says exchange) in Memphis
Tennessee the democratic candidate for mayor Mr. Doug
las was elected by majority of three hundred and ninety
over his know nothing competitor year ago Memphis
gave the hundred and seventy mAor
Democratic gain in year, five hundred and sixty
corresponding of increase throughout the State will
give us Tennessee by fifteen thousand majority,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-05
PATRIOTIC SENTIMENT.

We find the following beautiful and patriotic sentiment
in speech of Mr. Buchanan, delivered in the House OF
Representatives in 1922 How perfectly has it been illus
trated by his subsequent public careerl u" hnop my
SELF am politician neither Of The Fast nor q The West,
Of the North the SouI therefore, shall forever aootd
any expressions the direct tendency Of sch must DC 10 ere
sectional slousies sectional decisions and al length dis
uaion-bhat scorst Of all political caiamities." '<".
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ROCKS,
July O. 1856.
State executive committees county and city clubs ana
associations organized promote the election Of the dem
ocrac nominees for the presidency and vice presidency Of
the United States will address their communications to
Hon. CHARLES F. FAuLKSER of Virginia, chairman q me
National Democratic Resident Committee Washington city
DC. #~M
Democratic papers throughout the United States are re-
quested to copy the above notice
By order Of he Comnsittse
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-05

The Lansing (Mchigun) Journal says; John W. Long
year ssq7 popular and talented lawyer of this town. who
was the wing leader Of bis party while was in existence
lie staunch and enthusiastic supported Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-05
BASE ATTEMPT AT sWISDLING.

Subjoned is the copy of circular which we fear has
been extensively circulated and which is well calculated
to deceive our friends at distance II is signed 1t will
be perceived "Perrin N. Brown jun" unknown ip
this city, The whole circular from the beginning to the
bogus signature is fraud and iasehood Further at
tempts no doubt will be made of similar character to
the one now under notice. but democratic friends in
or out office should bear in mind that the only persons
authorized correspond in behalf of the national democ
racy are the members of the Democratic National Commit
tee and the members of the National Democratic Resident
Committee of Washington city. Their have already
been published in the Union
COPY OF CIRCULAR.
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COPY OF THE BOGUS CIRCULAR.
Private.
To the Postmaster of Cicero


DEAR SIR: At private consultation of the leading dem
ocrats the Union held in this city, Immediately the
adjournment of the Cincinnati Convention II was recon-
mended that each postmaster be requested to contribute an
amount proporionate the receipts of their respective
offices Upon examining the returns of the Post Office De-
parment 1t is found that proportion will be three
dollars which you will confer favor by RENTING by re-
turn of mail. 1879 =
The principal object in making these collections Is 70
throw into the doubtful States immense quantity OF
speeches and documents favor Of the policy d the demo-
party and also assist in deayng the expenses OF
speakers that will be employed during the coming canvass
You WILL therefore perceive that every postmaster who
wishes for continuance Of his official position will find 1t
for his interest every effort to bring about dera-
BILE result
Postmssters appealed to because they are con-
dered the Of the party in their respective
localities and being the recipient of the patronage Of the
administration it is but just that they should comply with
its demands
Please send us the of some reliable leading demo-
crat in your town whom can confer with hereafter
Address PERRIN VI. BROWN, Jun.
WASHINGTON CITY, %. C,) 1855.
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NOTICE.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE RooAsr
Irlx a r36R
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Lord Palmersou might have said on Monday evening in
the House Of Commons rs Othello did In Cyprus
News friends wars done;' and being Irish
man, naturally for the with the Ottoman, like
the with the Yankees ended before had begun The
peace has been proclaimed the Atlantic Mr. Champion
Is Helen and therefore has not caused enyoars
ten-days war He returned on Sunday and learnt on
Monday that he denied the glory OF having occasoned
destructive conflict between two kindred nations The
Premier somewhat pugnacious Friday aciturn and
determined but usual his lordhp failed of the last
moment screw his courage to the sticking place On
Saturday he beset with friendly remonstrants and
even Sunday sbined no holiday to him"
Whatever were the influences in operation, the whole
world approves Of the resolution to which the cabinet has
come In sacrificing to dgnihed discretion they have
averted from mankind awful calamity and by acting
wisely and with forbeaauce becoming their strength,
they make this country and America firm friends
than they have ever been Now that passion ceased
and prejudice abasbed the two peoples win tacuy
knowledge that the British government has enforced the
esteem Of those who werr disposed to calumnate it.
The people Of England are now suffering tie natural
consequences Of the mendacy and stupidity Of tue lead
ing journals Of London, headed by the Times Last
mer when the complaints Of the United States the sub
jet Of British enlistment first became known TO the British
journals they few into tempcs of rage with the people
and the Cove Of the United States They system
atcay attacked and perseveringly itupersed They
suppressed msepresented all the facts Of the They
combined with shameless palgniiy 70 the Ples-
dent Of the United States Of insulting Great Britain Of
endesvoring TO get up war; Of seeking TO make elections
eeng capital orho controversy They heaped every de-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

HoilJm1gs Ointment aud Pills. will Cure Asthma
anil ali Disorders Of the Chcst--lIcnty Vincent. Of
selma, Alabama, was almos, a martyr 70 asthma icr
nineteen years which literally shook him 10 pieces aud
made him rs thin as skeleton, that he neither en-
loved rest by night or BY day. lie tried many things
lor the cure this complaint. hut they did not benefit
him, About three months ago. he commenced taking
Iolosny'. pills, and well rubbing the Ointment into
The chest night and morning. Immediately he gave
these remedies fair trial. he able 10 sleep 4 night
Iy perrevefina Cor only seven weeks every symptom Of
his disorder lel him lie friends Who have not seen
him for some time, now hardly know him, be has 50
wonderfully improved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

GYPsrEs arrival, al different periods
within The lastfe years. u many gangs Of these
mysterious people on our shores has certainly
not added any thin, 70 The aggregate honesty
Of The country. The lancaster Herald thus
noe. The doings Of party Of them Whereabouts
1--WE understand that several gangs OF these
ilinprani thieves are srr.lling through the coun-
Try, oslenslhly engaged IN trailing horses. telling
fortunes, Sc, bul IL reality swiudling, cheating,
aud stealing wherever they have an opportunity.
A lew days ago they cheated an honest but sim.
le-m,ndrd man oui &c considerable amount
~ money. by processing 10 restore TO him mo-
ney which had been stolen, and which very
likely one OF .llelr own g,ng had taken
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

IMPORTANT TO MEcnASics.--'rhe Scientific
American states th,t broad field for genus
snd industry will open on and after the 9th
&c December next. On which day the patent
for woodworth's Planning Machine expi,cs,
Congress having refused further extension.
II further remarks:
Al inventors having Improvements IN
planning machines. who have been driven 10
The caves BY the Woodwork nOpoply, may
now come forth from their hiding places. All
mechanics who desire TO enter into The
lumber planning business, may nov make the
necessary arrangements. All machinists may
now prepare 10 take orders for the construc-
ton of woodwortll's Planning Machines. All
Improvement hitherto up because Of alleged
Infringement. may now be put into operation.
The demand for lumber working machinery
will be very large 10 Dcecmbrrncxt. Those
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax. September q.
The Cunard mail steamer Canada arrived
here this forenoon, with Liverpool date Of the
10th instant.
The cotton market was without any quotas
BILE change. There was generally hotter
feeling in breadstuhs, and prices declined
but slightly during the week, the market
closing quiet. Provisions were without
change.
The news hy the Canada is unimportant
The London Post recommends the liudsnn's
Paw territory rs favorable place for the
seat of convict establishment. Rum0rs are
current that an exchange of colonies Is being
negotiated between France and England.
France Is to'give up her factories upon the
main land IN India IN exchange for the island
Of Mauritius. II is reported that France
wishes to purchase fran Denmark strip o.
land 10 Iceland for fishing station ;and also
that Algeria demands large reinforcement
Of troops. Spain il generally tranquil. There
l., however, some uncertainty as to tie tate
&c the O'Donncll Ministry, and the proha-
biities are that the pan Of appointing Gen.
Nar,acz as his successor has been openly
discussed in council. VI. Escalicnir, Minis
Ter at Washington, has resigned. Frederick,
the Regent Of Baden, has assumed the soscr.
eighty nf that State o. his own account, pre-.
paratory To BIZ. marriage with The Princess o.
Prussia. Hong Kong dates Of july 25th have
been received. The insurgents capturcd Yam.
Yang on the 9th. bringing them close to
Suuehow. the outlet u commerce FROM Shang.
hal The imperial fleet Of iurty sail was
blocked near Nankin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
M IA n N n u So

In this county, on Tuesday the 23l ultimo, by
William M'Gowen, Esq, Mr.. FRAScIs 4. srAee to
Miss SARAH A. G. DURHAM.
In Alamancc county, on Thursday the 18th ullimo,
by John Thompson, Esq, Mr.. DILLARp IsLEY to Miss
MARY HoRNADAy.
Spirit Of the Age please copy.
Iii Grcensborough, on Tuesday morning the 10th
ultmo, by the Rev. n. II. D. Wilson, Mr.. JAMES w.
ALBRIGHT Junior Editor Of the Grcensborough Times,
to Miss CgLEsTn CRowsoS, daughter Of Mr.. Geo. d.
Crowson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
INTENTION,
yALU Biz Ian ID S
FOR SALEii


Ely virtue Of power Of attorney executed 70 me BY
~ John o. Holt as trustee ofJosrph ". steel. will
offer Tor sale ~ the premises. on Thursday the Fl day
Of October next the Plantation which the said steel
now lives containing 467 acres, situated in the Haw.
fields on the main road lrsdng tom Graham 10 Hills.
borough one and a half miles south II the y. e. Rail
Road. hall mile east Of the Hasiird Church, and
within two mites Of Dr. Wilson's school. adjoining the
lands 81 lance r. Albright Alexander kirkpatrick. John
VI. Craig aud others.
II Is seldom plantation j. Offered for sale combining
the many advantages consisting Of excellent Dwelling
30 BY 30 feet with six rooms aud Gre pice in each
large barn shielded all round The best granery ~ The
rouniIy nnd Ill necessary huildnes; well cf never
failing water IN thirty feet Il the door Il the dwelling
Orchards Of choice fruit and decidedly The hest watcfsd
rlinalion in the county, having boundary side
Of 4 never failing stream 81 Two miles 10 length, with
two othe, small streams running through the whole
length 0fihe plantation, also numerous springs Of excel.
lent wafer.
There Is least $50 Of heavy iimhcred land sud
from co a. - acres Of good meadow lands. al 81 which
is well tlIiclel ind IN state u gooi cultivation.
pcrsons wishing 10 purchase will peasc call on Col
Steel who will take much pleasure 10 showing the lands
or boundaries
Terms made known on day ofsale.
ID. G. HARDEN.
scpicmhcts, 1855. 55-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

From a confession made by rogueii now
IN Jail al Hartford, CT, for various burglaries
recently committed in Pennington, it appears
that one of the gang with whom he was con
nected travelled through various towns sell
ling polishing powders with aSiewof ascer-
tanning where silver plate was to be fund.
In visiting dwellings he always followed The
inmates TO adjacent rooms TO test his powders
upon silver spoons or PLATE. lie made ~ a
book memorandum OF what he saw, noting
particularly those houses where az do was
kept.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
Have Won n pnmn9

FsAvING purchased itnm Mr. Graves the sole rial
~ lie -aic ~ Barkers isailic Acting fetre an J
III rump To- ifr ccuniic, ii ,snrr and Alanianrc
those r.ftns Of getting excellent Pump. sirpr. ant
Il the SINE time sending pui continuous stream VI W.
Ter con GEL one hy apFiSinr in llte subscribers
NJ. s 4 White, II Mthant~sr. has oue Of ihrsf
pums III ., Grafton, Hheh he wfiics ". performs ad.
intahy. lie l. auihn7edtn at sgeni or The sale r
uuf Pumps IL that srridu. and any application 10 ha
will meet vi prompt attention az i directed TO "
Zac ~ soai iulaue FURNISHED u j iiiling expense.
&c. TERREN11NE A. SON.
Mas ). 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

0NE OF THE Polk MEN.-Am0ng the many
anecdotes Of the late Gubcrnatorial canvass,
we heard one the other day which illustrates
the progress Of intelligence IN certain por-
tons Of the State where newspaper is as
great curiosity as roll Of Egyptian papy-
rus. A settler down in the swampy country,
having heard that Mr.. Polk would pass along
the road near his house on certain day, and
that he would be known by the two famous
white mules, determined 20 get look at the
great man, OF whom he had heard so much.
Seating himself on log. he waited patiently
for several hours. whiting d piece Of red
cedar and whistling the arkansaw Travel.
err" At length the two white mules came
trotting down the road, and the swampte
arose, and doaing mis- coonskin, cried out:
say, stranger. your name is Polk, amt
it,"
Being answered in the affirmative, he jun.
ped off the log, threw down his whiting
stick. and strdlng up to the buggy, grasped
Mr.. Polk by he hand.
.Well; darn your picture" said he. if !
amt awful glad to see you. Pm going to vote
Tor you--you can bet your bottom dollar on
that You made furst rate President, and
know you'll do for Governor.
Thank you" said the candidate, 9" but
you are laboring under misrepresentation
am Trusten-"
Yes, know you are trustin' to the Dim
mycrats to put you through; and they'll do it
as easy as rulin' off, log. ! gin you my vote
when you was runnn' Tor President, and
am just agoin' to plump down for yoa again. :
After several Intellectual attempts to explain
to the swamp man that he was not James X.
Polk, the canyasser whipped oil his mules,
leaving his enthusiastic supporter wiping his
rounskin and shouting. I" ioora for Polk, the
best President that ever wore har,"
WIN will say, after this, thai there IS moth
Ing in name: y. Luis Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
ENT, PAINE & CO.,
mi "a. RS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. 1853 aid 1865 Man Street,
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856!

by the barque Fides" and ship "Psppcrell," from
ID Liverpool 10 this port and by other arrivals vie
New York, we ale receiving our FALL IMPORrA.
TION of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
Purchased on the hest for cAsu and comprising
some Of The richest and most desirable Goods We have
ever imported.
We are also receiving full supply Of dNERTCIN
FABRICS Of the regular and most approved mikes
Weare also prepared with splendid stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured in Richmond
which in STYLE quality and price, will compare with any
mirket.
BY the Isl September our stock will he very complete
and will be the largest and atrac,ene have ever
exhibited.
Wemost respectfully invite the SOUTHERN TnapF
TO give 10 our stock aud 10 market fir examine
iioD with the assurance that we will sell our goods
low as they can be bought in the limited States.
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
KENT, PAINE & co.
August 20. 3D.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Susan ]. Hay and others, ca parte.-Petitoa 10 sell
Rtai Estdte.
DURSUANTt to the Decree Of the Court of Equity
for Orange County, | shall offer for sale, at the
Court House in Hillsboush, Saturday the LIST day
Of November 1856 that valuable tract Of Land known
the Hay place. situated the waters Of Emo adnln-
inr the lands catIru Tinnen, Stephen Taylor and
Others
Also othcf tract, adjoining The lands of Charles
Cox and others, containing about fur hundred
Also, shat! sell, Friday the 3st day Of October,
1885, on the premises one other tract Of Land situated
IN Person County, the waters Of Ill co djonng the
lands Of the late Alexander Goden aud Others contain
ing about four hundred acres.
Said lands are snl The property Of the heirs of the
late David Hay, Of Tennessee.
a credit Of the twelve months will he given. Bond
and security required anil tiir reserved until the pur.
chase money is paid. Sale at ~ o'clock.
L. WEBB, q. & NJ. II.
September Is Price adv. $ 3: 90 Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
sANDFoRrs INviGoRATOR,
ron ALI, PURPOSES of a STIMULATING
IfNtE MEDICINE

FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A STIMULATING
LINER MEDICINE.
THERE has lanr r,i.tcd demand for such remedy
thai could he nit,l on as sale and rietlua. THIS
rtmcd, has btcn pt,ttr 70 meet that demand and 81
extensive tial u lie sifs has shown how universally
II has accomplished The purpose designed Among tht
complaints which hs,r been speedily cureily tie 81
tic in,irotatnr W. mention Lirer CoHplf9. which i.
The cause II mans other dsri.es--amonr Which ate.
nou.urss. Headache. ain in ihr side and tins. BIZ
iau. Fever Fever and aGue. Jaundice, indigestion. li-
guof and los of Apptlr, Lisicssnrss and lrgiais-
al Of which are caused Is adiscdsd action 81 if li,et
The lnyisnrstor i compounded vii pasruifftf ietcc
10 the Liver. aud wien thai disease Is egn'el all tue
fest ate cured. a. ihc cause d tcm IL taken away
lev dorses 81 the InyigotH arey ever i 10 stimulate
The Liver IL ptpIef action and ~ lie continued use 4"
remove the disease. Il has been taken with gioli
cess ID cases 81 Chulr, D,sentety. Humofs SIoula,
Ulcers Ne and fpf these II has lcen found very el
caricns remedy. An occasional dose stimulates thr
stomach 10 healthy action and restores tie appetite and
,irpr one does will relieve the oppressive -ness
esiefenccd By eating hearty dinner il etriic the
digestive organs 10 vigorous action. For dtlliied
state of the system the 1n1goraof has equal which
experience proves Il restores The system and removes
the yeswness from the skin, which i the result c ds
eascd Liver.
Prepared and sold by sandfotd 4 Co.. iss freni ST..
New York. Price 81 90 ref hottie. containing ioiiy
jc.es. Also .olb, lcng and Cain lliil'bomoush. NJ
september IS. t6--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
To Wool Growers.

SyY Machines are now ID Older ior Carjing VOL
~ and making good rolls. Those bringing ih.ts
VOL well prepared may depend on getting good roll
Prices Tor caning. q CENTS per peund Tor unmixst.
i2J cents per pound Tor mixing. or one fifth Of ihr
woul. Corn wheat. iaAseej. hecswax, tallow, baep
and Lard will he taken in payment for Garding. a.
even money viii mol he ntusrd ~ something will e.
expected ID payment eCiJie the tolls taken from he
ufarti0sa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

MoSsrFR ssAKrs.-The brig Planet, just
arrived from Africa, brought TO Salem several
anacendas--one eighteen fee, long and an
other thirty-fiye lect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
JOHN r. LYON.
r. Nit IIoLS.

Nv Grist Mills are in the best order.
and can Dispatch work at sbnri notice. Barrels kept
band hand fnt customers. Tie best piiccs paid foi
Wheat and Fla6 seed,
JOIN +. LYON.
iuuv a. -Hd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
MANUFACTURED ~
DONALD KEN EDY,

NJ. 100 Warren Nreti, RnrJuyy. Massachusetts,.
Price Sl.O0.
Wholesale Agents New York ciiy, q. v. Clirsncr
81 Barclay street q. II. Riag f92 broadway; ABB. u
d. SANDS, 100 Fulton street.
r. W. DyDu 4 sons, PHILADELPHIA; :. 5. hanse.
Blliimcrc: Geo. II. ke,scr. pu,hnrg; s, H. Moore.
Buffalo; Hugh Miller. Taflnln: LYMAN 4 Brother.
Toronto IoIn Dixie Montreal; BHnkinhoFI q Pentpn.
Chicago James Red Chicago; John William. London,
e. ".
AZ Retail By I.ons & Cain. llillstoaugh y. e.. anil
III respectable Druggists III tie United states and, B
ti.h Provinces.
November IS. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Revised Code Of North Carolina.
,sNlloSE desiring this uul, desirable wnik, oh.
tain il from the subscribers. Price - per cory.
J. &. TuRRENTlNF l. son.
February 10. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
SALE OF LAND.
" 4 Y TIE D

A GENTLEMAN and Lady. II Classical attain
- mrnis. 10 take chafge VI Red Mountain Female
Acadcmy. ii IL next session, 10 commence about The
18th of January.
Al communications addressed 10 lie subscriber viii
be promptly attended 70.
GEO. ". JONES, Scc'y.
Red Mountain. Ausu. -. Is56 5i-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
Equity Sales.

Ellen Cook and Others, parie-P Petition to sell Real
ESTATE.
N obedience to the decree 81 the Court Of Equity for
Orange County, made at September Tern, 1856,
shall offer for sale the premises Saturday the til
of Octoher next the land belonging 10 the heirs of Ro-
beh w. Cook, deceased, situated on the waters oi
Third Fork creek and adjoining the land Gray Babee
and other.
Sale will be at 2 o'clock. A credit Of twelve months
will be given purchaser required to give bond and
cufty, and title reserved until the purchase money
paid.
r.. VERB. G. & NJ. 8.
September is. Price adv. So: 90 &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-04

Boston. Sept 1s 1855,
Messers Baker Co. have been engaged or several
years in The publication Of typographical Maps ana have
acquired hRh ana wen deserved reputation II this &C
equation. As they have published Mans which were con
sruc ed by me OF Cainties Massacnusets and Counec
ticut can confidently recommend them AS IL man sble
energetic and gtntl maj " ia an their trim actions and
am certain they Will, As the, invariably have done rive
entire satsfaconto all who may have dealings with them
II, r. MAILING,
my22 dtf State Engineer of Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-04

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonths $l25 for three months; 10 cents per weeks single
opies Two cents each Hhsn paid strictly in adUGnce
deduction Of 81 year will be made, proportional
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, ana so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, 81 Ts cts. years single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-04

hGL.-Boiled Oil, Is cents gallon.
" Building.roof and Fence OIL 90 cents gallon
Bleached BOILED Oil. for purely white 81 per gallon.
DIV -rnish, ldr China 81 SIS, 81 20 per gallon
PAINTS for buildings, fences, roofs &C. l!c per pound.
By j. HENRY SMITH.
mChA dom No ll3 Maidpn-I,nt. N Y