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Observation-Disclosures Alabama Journ,l or Inc

Assassination.--I'he Alabama Journal o. the
sth inst relates the circumstances Of the codhioojej
assassination ofMf. VIM. q Roney. al Cowcs' Station
in Macon county, Alabama. lie was way laid BY two
men, Hutchinson and Johf y. Isham armed with guns,
and shot BY The latter Il appears that The said Isham
was charged with hogscalns. and RDncy. be suppos.
co. had been summoned as witness aud be determined
70 &c, rid Of his evidence On Roneys approach, who
was on bis way 70 plantation which he had 10 charge,
be was accosiei by Isham 10 know Il he intended 10
sppear against him on trial. Roncy remarked that c
bad nothing to say ahou, il there, as h was matter TO
be determined before the Justice, and he should an
swer when legally called %. Ishsm declared that he
soulL shoot him. on which Roncy remarked Shoot,
iiy5u wish" which was instantly done ly fsham 10.
nsy feb dead from bic horse. lshim threatened 70
shoot peso1 y ihs name d simmons md boy 'sho
bslh a,ne,std Ne kilps. but they saved themselves
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New Orleans. Oct. g.

Ercifantni ia ME Southern Cotton Mar.
keis.--Greai .7iraace IL Priecs-The Mar.
kd Sicept.-l'he excitement in our cotton
market has broken out with renewed force,
aud prices are again c. higher. The
sales Of the past three days have been $4,000
bales these purchascsare sweeping the mar.
kct ~ all The desirable lots Offering. To.
day the sales were restricted 10 1000 bales.
IL consequence of the want Of supplies.
We now quite middling at 49, 1aBc. The
sales, as before noted. are mainly on spccu-
lation. and for The continent d Europe. chief
ly France.
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WOODS HAIR REsToRaTIvE-Prof Wood,
The renowned dscoveier Of the invaluable Hair Rcsio-
ratrr. still continues % labor In behalf Of the afflicted
His medicines are universally admitted by The Amer-
press 20 be far superior 10 all others for causing the
hair the head Of the aged thai has been syercd for
many years. grow forth with as much yigor aud lux
uraBre when blessed with The advantages Of youth.
There bc no doubt that Il i one Of the greatest
discoveries 10 the medical world Il restores perma-
ncntly grey hair 10 is original color and makes II as.
beautiful silky texture which has been very de.
sirshe IN all ages Of the world.
81. Louis Morning Herald.
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FrSSY. ~ TnuE.--lt Is related of Thoma.
Y. Marshall. that Judge having once fined
him thirty dollars for contcmpt &c court, lie
rose and asked the Judge to loan him the mo.
ney. as he hadn't IL, and there was no friend
present 10 whom he could so well apply as 10
his Honor. This was s,umprr The Judge
locked IT Tom aud then 1t the clerk, aud
finally said CLERK. remit Ne. Marshall's
fine; The state is better able 70 lose thirty
dollars than I am"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22
Election, Tuesday, 4th November.

~ We earnestly request those who indebted
for more than years subscription to the Recorder,
fore The 25lh Of November. In compliance with for
mer notice. many Of our subscribers came forward and
made payments, Tor which they have our sincere
thanks. We hope still larger number will respond
the present notice, that may be saved from the
necessity Of more pressing caIl. Having toPay mo.
neg for wages. AMI that use, feel the nceess
" of reducing our business more 10 i cash system.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22
THG ELECTIONS.

Election. for STATE Off ers AMI nembers q Congress,
were held on Tuesday o. last week. in Pennsylvania
Ohio. and Iadiana.
In Pennsylvania the Democrats have majority Of
some 1000, and have elected il.cn members Of Con-
gross; the opposition ten.
In Ohio, the Republicans have elected ihirIeen mem.
hers 81 Congress, and the Democrats ve three Dis
ifies 10 hear from. The Republicans have majority
in the State Of some 10000.
IN Indiana the Democrats have elected their eandi-
didale Coz Gosefnorb by eight thousand majority.
They have also carrie The Legislature and have elected
eight memhesof Congress the opposition have elected
three members.
Kansas.--The returns from The election in Kan.
81, though partial indicated that Gen. Whitfield, the
prosIasery candidate 70, Congress, has been elected
without opposition.
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The London Mining Journal contains an uc.
count o. some experiments. BY which. IN contra.
iiciion 10 The ordinary method 81 manufacturing
scel j, IL proved that process has been dis.
covered Of converting iron lnio steel by cur.
rent Of electricity passed through The iron when
placed IN furnace and embodied in charcoal,
whereby M immense saving Of labor, time, and
fuel il he more immedile result.
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be controlled by such mcn--that they viii
take some irrecpyerable step in the name Of
the South, which the South, however disap.
proving. may be unable or unwilling to re-
pudiae, smartng as II is under the feeling
Of wrong and outrage. The times call for
cool and wise heads.
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4 new presb,terian Church ha, been col

A new Presbyterian Church has been com.
menced az Malta. The first stone was laid
on the 9Th OF June BY John Grant, Esq.
The Romish Archbishop has been giving vent
TO his indignation at the thought % Presby.
tcrians being allowed 10 erect place u wor.
ship in the centre Of palctts. having all the
appearance uT a church. Yet the work has
been undertaken By Maltese. architect, con.
tractor, aud laborers being all natives, and
0I course Roman Catholics.
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IL months old she was observed 10 te deaf and
dumb, bul whether she was born in that con.
dilon, or lost the power Of speech by some
ex'ernal injury prlorto that perlod Of her life,
could not be asceiisneJ. BIZ, il Is fact al
tested by her family, that she was deal mute
non The time size was a ear old M 10 the day
she was operated on by Dir. lnrnbuli, Of Bnl-
faio, some Two weeks ago. She can now hear
without much difficulty, and speaks words and
sentences SO as 10 be easily understood. In
fact, her articulation, nov clear and distinct 10
an ex raordinary degree, is rapidly improving,
and there seems 10 be no reason 10 doubt that
she viii be thoroughly cured al an early day.
The child, very bright one, with quick,
apprehens,ve mind. is in ecstaries at the rebel
she has obtained, and expresses her satisfaction
and grilnude in very lively and pleasing man
her. Buffalo Commercial
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The PATHFINDER, contains the following
g Nursery Rhymes" for the times:
Who goes here p "a Bnchaneer !"
What dye want p "Cnba dear! %
What dye offer 7" z Ostend notesn
Get ye gone, you'll get no votes"
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Driscolls Balm Of a Thousand Flow
efs, for purifying the Complexion, removing Pimples
and Rlngworms, and cleansing the Teeih,- rs
cents
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting the Hair from falling out and for strengthening
IFS growth-Prce 25 cents
Driscolrs Coloring Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair to its original color, without staining the
skin or hands IN is application-P Price 50 cents.
For sale by
J. c. TURRENTINE & son.
October 20. 6l-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

Do WE LIVE IN AN AMERICAN COUNTRY p
Last week a Fremont meeting was held II
New York Tabernacle, composed exclusively
Of Germans, and all the speeches were made
in German. Nota syllable in English was
uttered
The Troy Times, last evening, contains
calls for Fremont meetings in French and
German!
Do We live in an American country Was
Gen. Jackson right or wrong when he said
I" It is time we had become little more
Americanized? T5oy Whis.
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car DESTROYED pY FIRE.

We understand that one q the passenger cars Of the
North Carolina Rail Road was destroyed BY fire at
lIaw River on Tuesday Of last week, IN open day.
The Gre i supposed 10 have originated from the Stove;
bu, must have been The result Of very eprehcnsibe
carelessness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

Geo. w. Johnston. one of the large sugar
planters, on the Mississippi, below New
Orleans, who died recently, has left an estate
valued at not less than 100000 He has
BY his will manumitted all his slaves, two
hundred III number. They are all to be sent
10 Liberia in four months from his death, an i
each one is to be furnished with fifty dol
lars. .ikr. Gaztnc.
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EtrcTIos or JuDors ny Tng propLr.-Al
the Connecticut election an amendment ii
The Constitution was submitted 10 the people
providing for The election BY the people .
all Judges, for Term 81 eight years. Strange
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

The Wings 0f Vermont are to meet tss
morrow, the sth instant, at Montpelier, in
that State, to nominate an electoral ticket
for President. The Windsor Journal saws,
however. that this party does not expect t.
accomplish much at the present moment be-
yond eilecting and preserving is organiza.
ton.
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BuGalo. n. Y. October 1, 1856.

Buffalo, N. Y. October l, 1856.
Hos. EDWARD BATEs-SIR: Your letter Of
the 9th uIt., came to hand day before yes
terday, informing me that at general Con.
yention of the Wings 81 the United States,
held at Baltimore on the 18th and 18th Of the
present month. was honored by that con-
yention by being chosen with one voice as
their candidate for the Presidency.
| Whilst some Of nv old Wing friends, whom
| have always highly respected. and whose
patriotism am unwilling to dunbt, are OPP
posed 10 my election. aud are engaged, sumo
on the one side and some on the otter, of
I political parties which are sowing the seeds
Of alienation and dstru.t between different
sections Of our common country, and wag-
ing sectional warfare tending TO weaken,
/ if not destroy The Union Of these States, il is
source Of inexpressible qualification TO me
/ 20 receive The unanimous nomination Of the
\ great representative body Of the national
Wings Of the United States--no less distin.
guished for their intelligence than for their
patriotism-and cheerfully accept it with
the profoundest emotions d gratitude and
pride.
Although am the known candidate ofan.
other party, yet can see nothing dishonOr-
able "a receiving the support OF all Union
loving men. By whatever political denomiaa.
ton they may be known but confess that
receive this nattering testimonial Of the con
+ tinued confidence IN my personal integrity
and patriotism Of my old Wing friends, with
much more Than ordinary satisfaction aud
trust that IL elected, shalt do nothing TO dis.
appoint the hopes or dIshOnor the pr eicrenc,
d those who have so generously bestowed
i their confidence.
/ With renewed expressions Of ms high re.
speet for yourself, personally, and my ven
Grafton for the intelligent aud patriotic bod,
over which you presided.
am, sir, your friend and fellow citizen,
MlLLARD FiLLnoEG.
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Mr.. ORR's VIEws.-II0n. Jas. l.. Orr, of
s. c., delivered speech at Unionvile on
Friday last. He endorsed the opinion, adj
,anced recently by Hon. Mr.. Boyce Of the
same State, that dissolution Of the Union
would follow Mr.. Fremonts election, and
that its occurrence may be looked for be-
tween November and March next.
Further, Mr.. Orr believes, should Mr. Buc-
haran be elected, that the result will only be
a truce for four gears. This is also MIR.
Brooks's opinion.
We now put it to the Unlon-loving men
every where, to note these things. Demo-
cratic politicians tell US that il Fremont is
elected, there will be ,lissoution Of the
Union speedily. That If Buchanan is cho-
sen, the dissolution will be postponed four
years only. But they do not say ,lisso-
luton will follow the success Of Mr.. Fillmore
at any time, or that he will not administer
the affairs Of government constitutionalIy
impartially and consefvatively. Certainly,
then. it is the duty Of all who prefer the I'M
ion Of these States. to disruption Of the ties
which now bind ;bem together, TO lorsweai
party, and unite upon the ticket which alone
can accomplish the object desired. Pa,riut-
ism and duty alike suggest this course.
Elect Mr.. Fillmore, and the Union will be
preserved in its integrity. Elect Mr.. FIRE.
mont, and according 10 Democratic authority
The Union will be dissolved in six months.
Elect Mr.. Buchanan, and il will be dissolved
after four years have rolled around. Now
which DO you prelcrs W.T. Her.
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BY fight fsham and Hutcheson were pursued by a
large number of persons but had been taken at last
accounts.
Mr.. Roney was native Of Alamancc county, in this
State, and emigrated 10 Alabama some len or eleven
years ago. In his new home he SUSTAINED an cstima-
bic character, and was much esteemed by those who
knew him. He has left widow and several children
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Philadelphia, Oct. | l.
"A Prominent Democrat abandoning Buc.
hanan-Mr. George A. Caffee, the recent
editor Of the Evening Argus, hohad justre-
turned from stumpng this State for Buchanan,
has joined.the Democratic Fremont Club, with
a speech endorsing the Republican doctrines.
Mr.. Coffee was the person who formally an
nounccd to Mr.. Buchanan his nomination,
when the Keystone Club visited Wheatland
on their relurnfr from Cincinnati. Hewas also
the orator Of the 4th Of July Democratic meet,
Ing in Independence Square.
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ly enough. only about one tenth Of the yo-
tiers voted at all on that question. But we
are glad to see that ten to one OF those who
did vote, were against the amendment.
We were glad 10 learn, whilst recently at
the North, that there is great dissatisfaction
at the application Of this elective system to
the Judiciary. Most Of the States which
have adopted i will probably return to the
old system, and thus secure i more ndcpen-
dent and faithful administration of the law.
Fay. Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

CASE ora Deqf Jfde.-4dclii Perry. lsuah.
lee Of Jas. Perry, of Alden. In ,his county. u a
.pri:lhly siI le year. Of age. When about
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-22

Springfield, (Mass.) Oct. 6.
Coalition and Congressional Nomination.
TheBuchanan, Fillmore, andWhig parties CO.
alesced To-day upon county and Congressional
nominations. Wm.C Fowler bunker " hig)
was nominated for Congress.
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Equity Sales.

Susan J. Hay and others, er parte.-Pdaion 10 sell
Real Estate.
PURSUANT to the Decree Of the Court Of Equity
for Orange County | shall offer for sale, at the
Court House in Hsborough, on Saturday the LIST day
Of November, 1856, that valuable tract Of Land known
as the Hay place, situated the waters o. Emo adoin-
ing the lands Caelt Tinnen, Stephen Taylor and
others
Also one other tract adjoining the lands Of Charles
Cox and Others containing about four hundred
Also, shat! SELL on Friday the 3lst day of October,
1856, the premises, other tract Of Land situated
in Person County, the waters Of Hyco, adjoining The
lands othe lae Alexander Gorden and Others contain
ing about four hundred acres
Said lands sold the property Of the heirs Of the
late David Hay, Of Tennessee.
A credit Of the twelve months will be given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid. Sale at /: o'clock.
L. WEBB, c. & NE.
September Is Price adv. S 8: 90 So
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| Z
Mr.. Fillmores Acceptance Of lie National Wig
Nomination.
Baltimore. Sept. 10, sl55.
10 MLIard Fillmore, Bu6aio, N. Y.
HONORABLE SIR:-Before you receive this
letter the public journals will have informed
you that the Wings Of the United States have
held general convention in the city Of Bal
tiinore, on the 18th and 18th Of this present
month, for the purpose Of designating can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Pres-
dency Of the United States.
The general proceedings Of that .conyen-
ton are already known to the world, through
the public press: yet, by its command. the
pleasing duty has been imposed upon me, as
its presiding officer aud responsible organ, to
make known to you the Fact that the Wings
Of the United States, as represented in that
convention. separate and apart from all
other parties and organizations, have, with
one vice, chosen you as their candidate for
the Presidency.
We do not doubt that YOU will receive
with pleasure this new evidence Of the re-
spect and love in which the nation holds you ;
and we indulge the hope that you will except
our nomination in the same spirit Of patriots
ism in which il is made--far less for your
own honor and promotion than for the peace
aud prosperity Of our common country. We
consider your election as necessary to the
rfpose Of the country, and therefore our ear
nest PRAYER is Tor your success.
IN this communication | am not permitted
to indulge in any expressions Of my own
opinions aud wishes, but speak only for the
Wing Convention. whose seryent | am.
With the greatest respect.and regard,
have the honor to be, sir. your obd't servt,
EDw'D BATES, Of st. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE Z.

NOT &c Z.
HAVING placed my books 10 the hands Of Mr. John
Il Tuner 10 collect agent until the Goth q Mo-
,eml,ef newt al indebted will please call on him, for
after N Il time they will have 10 pay him casts. He
can bc found every saturday 4, No iynch's shop,
Is. willing and aaiiins.
JOHN A. cox.
October Z. So
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B A con
LIST OF LETTERS


DEMAISING Of the Post Office Of Hsbofough,
~ O., on the Isl day d October, 1856.
John p Allen, W. a. Long,
Mr.. Andrew, John ,. Moore.
William q Brown, Catharne Mernt,
Joseph Barlow, Bernard Mason,
Henry Bason, John y. Marable,
Bowers. Dunn & Co. Ms. New.
Naomi Campbell John p. Parker,
John Carver, 2 John II. sykes,
Gideon q. Corllnd, w. Taylor,
John Cane. Sarah Thompson,
( Elsc Day, Mary n. Thompson,
Danlicy, servant, Henry Workman,
/ Jane 5. Elliot, John Wilson,
solomon !. Faison, William Wilson,
William H. Forshce, James w. Wilson,
\ Charles Grcne, Martha Warren,
Gray ]. Jones' John a. Walker,
( Aonzo J. jenkins, NJ. q. Wilson,
Avis King q. A. Walden,
William Keen. W. weatherly.
I Jonathan Laws.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, n. III
Z Dcto'ef7. 90
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NoTIcE 4.

4 PpLtCATfoN will he made at ihe ensuing session
- cfhc Legislature for an amendment 10 The charter
u tic Town q liilsiiotough.
October Z. ~
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FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE,

FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONALDSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
-><~~1~>~~1><>-.<~
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
John w. Cameron, Of Cumberland.
l.. b. Carmichael, of Wilkes.
ron THE
is, District, Lewis Thompson, Of Bertie.
81 Il. j. Warren, Of Beaufort.
81 o. P. Meares, Of New Hanover.
dth /" James T. Liitlejohn, Of Granville.
9Th % A. ]. Stedman, of Chatham.
9th Z" Gen. J. NJ. Leach, Of Davidson.
9Th q Gen. A. J. Dargan. Of Arson.
sth John ID. Hyman, Of Buncombe.
.~><~>~~~<~>~>.
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Mr.. FiVmore's Acceptance Of lie National Wig
Nomination.
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DEMAISING at the Post Office Of Marlborough, y
IL O., on the lsl day ol October, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-16

VBSB r. PLANT AND BORDER Pillow,
Il AND GENERAL GARDEN CuLTIVAT0R.-Ih This
little implement Is desgnsd as substitute for the hoe,
consequent TO the modern principles Of tiage.
The fact that the roots OF all garden plants, corn not
excepted usually planted the entire ground
II not obructed hasesulted in the practice OF cuYa
ing on a level surface, instead of shilling up"
The object OF this a general cutvator IS 70 keep
the soil light and wen mixed, just IN adUance oil the eA
tension Of the roofs.
Directions all tap roots, soon as they appear,
reach across the bed ana draw lightly near and on
both sides of the row. This will dsntegrate the Jumps,
and root out young weeds. When the plants begin to
ena-ge draw il between riws still deeperj once more re-
heated aud the burrows from TO the other VIII
meet and this Is all the cultivation necessary for the
papts and destruction of the weeds except what may be
done wha narrow rake. The process answers for
vines corn beans &c, with the difference Of adapting
M s 10 The manner Of planting and of the
This Garden Tool is also well adapted to mary other
uses exrcae the roots Of the tough grasses in neg
ectsd strawberry beds and flower bOrdersi to loosen the
soil around young trees; 2 stir between the two inch
rows Of hot beds marker for drills for small seeds,
as It will follow line and refill leaving the soil light and
well mixed.
II Is wen calculated for those who delight to work In
their gardens as much may be accomplished with mod
err tie labor.
Many intelligent oultiyaors have informed US that this
garden tool comes up fully the claims set forth Ia the
above description and that no other garden implement
eau be put probably TO many use.
Assorted pacs ages Of dozen half dozen, will be
put M subj Of DEALERS In farming tools In the
neighborrg towns, at a low rate.
~ The owner,h hip aud manufacture Of the Plant and
Border plnv has been Transferred 70 Nourse, Mason,
Co For sale at the hardware stores generally Price VI
centa. at retail, Jaw APIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-16

ii n. MAY. would beg leave n inform his friends
81 aud the pablo generally, that he il prepared
to do all kinda Of CARRl AGB PAINTING and VAR
j. b NJ. having had many years experience in the
bueness feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction to
all who may favor him Will a call dim ap18
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-16

a Z l1I FATE sALE-E3.OUO feet Of Land
~ IN worcester, corner OF Main and Hammond SITS
The same viii be sold low for cash, or exchanged for
good farm in the coudtry.
Apply to H S. MINER Barre Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-16

- DASIRA Bile R ISlDENCE FOR
HI SALE IN WORCESTRB-The estateowned, and
LIZ recently occupied by Chas. Hi in Worcester
situated upon High street. south of the residence of
pea Daniel Goddard is offered for sale 1t consists of
cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
teS IN bearing condition, and is altogether Of the
most desirable loaaous ia the city. For further parcu-
iaTS apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS No al Main street,
"a door soth of Qninsigamond Bank, up stairs.
mch25 diff
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


tI9nte4 an Published by JOIN MIITos EARLE. <
THOMAS DREW al No. 2l2 Slaip Street Worcester Mass.