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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-25
STATE MUTUAL. LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY. Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED 1S45

STATE MUTUAL. LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY. AXVorcestep, Mass.
m. 80
INooArohA.hD ,o4o o.. % ,o,
uu1thotpe CapitGai. SIOO.VOOs
h0m' isAAo laws, res I. CLAkENDoN HARRIS, eec'-
Inns very suVoeSlu company conducted upon the cash
principle, WIN Iigd economy having accumulated
large surplus cs csptt nave peen enabled 70 reduce
tirely Rh deposte the premium being the
xtent OF the debility.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies issued on good lives for California and other
COUNTRIES at reduced rates Of premium.
E6r further information, apply
CLARENDON T >RhIs. sec'y, 9S Main Ct,
mar dig Worceste-
e,r,1,,, ~ TsT, -, ;,7,777;777 ~ -; =,
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ANAMILY wAsHIN soar.

4
would call the attention of the public to an article
designated by the above name, which now introduc
ng to the public. This Soap is warranted to excel all
other Soaps Fluids anything else USE for wash
ing purposes. is uly proved by large number Of es-
tmonals Of persons who have used it, would therefore
hunby ask our generous people to give it a fair trial.
This Soap put up in small jars for samples and is to
be had at the principal grocery in Worcester and
vicinity Orders any asount thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Manufactured by
w. P. MASCRoFT,
OILS daw3m sutton, Mass.
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ADO EbsERS WANTED. WANTED ON
n the New County Road. now building between West
Sutton and brry 10 10 20 lAborers, who are good at
Road Bulding and also, an 0YERSEhR 70 take charge
Of the work. Coed wages will be given 10 good work
men, and none others need apply.
Sutton, July 4, 1854, dlw&wz
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RATES OLE ADVERTISING

HAIEc OF Adv LMIIoINU
TExPLANATroN.-Eigh to ten words make line-10 to
lines "square," nonpareil type.l
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY

nRUGS. DYES, &c.--G. s. n A, j. HoWR
~ Worcester Bank Block, have In store and offer for
sale, In lots 10 suits
Acid, suiphuric; Madder, Dutch,
do. Nitric; srNutgalis, Ground
do Murlatici Pearlash, first sort,
Alum, lump and ground, Potash, first sort
Ammonia, Aqua and carb, Potash Blchromate.
ARGOS, Ground Press Papers,
birthstone. crude and renn'd Starch, Wheat, and
blue ytriol sumac. Sicily,
Copperas. Am and Engiishj Soda ASH
Clutch, Cudbear, Sal sodat
Cochineal, Hondnrasy BAL Nlxonj
Extract OF Logwood Tin, Bancaj
Glue, Iron Liquor, Tin, Crystals
Isinglass, American, Wood English.
Indigo, Bengali
az
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j. H. IA o Cd
erysrggszzzs-o would inform his friends and egZ2y
y = the public that he has on hand {ss %
Se~--s---'ssS A VERY LARGE STOCK W
NEsw AND SECONDHAND
f u r N / i q r e -!
CrOckerY, Glass, g. Britannia Wa re
TABLE CUTLERY; CLOCKS, CARPETS, CARPET.
INGs, which will be sold at prices to suit
the times.
]. L. H. has also new article.
ROBINSON'S CURTAIN FIXTURES.
which universally acknowledged to be the best and
cheapest in use. Also, Window Shades and Fixtures o
various kinds. Ills assortment of
Feather Beds, COmforters. Mattresses,
is large and embraces everything desirable in this line OF
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
he has large assortment. borh new and secondhand
Also, complete assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!
Ofevery descriptions and being anxious to reduce his
Stock previous to JAM l. 1885, he will make greater in
ducements to purchasers than before offered in
this city Let all in want of any article in the
House Furnishing line, call at the Store and if it is
moi so. j. l.. HOOD,
gag Main st.
N. B. Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture App
as above. n27 dtf&w3t
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

IN UN1oN THERE IS STREaeTH.-
The New York Commercial ddvertiser
referring TO the adhesion of the Nation
al Mtelhgeneer to the cause Of the
National candidate, says:
"United we stand = divided we
might have fallen. We have now
what has always been considered the
organ Of the Wing party Of the nation
Joining tremendously with The more
IaoaI Wing journals in the supper. Of
Mr. Fillmore, and all representing the
sentiments expressed by tie Baltimore
National Wliig Convention. Every
thing is now encouraging. With pro-
per effort New York State is safe for
our candidate. New Jersey also is
morally sure to give her electoral vote
for him. The Baltimore Convention
showed how thoroughly the Wings Of
the South are entering into the con.
test ir Mr.. Fillmore's support The
idea, SO seduously promulgated by the
Republican journals, that his success
is impossible, is already effeetually put
in the background. North and South
there is deep-rooted conviction that
Willard Fillmore is the man for the
present crisis in our national affairs,
that conviction is spreading on every
hand, and it only remains for every
citizen, who in his conscience believes
Mr.. Fillmore to be the safest and best
Of the three candidates, to act to bis
conviction, and bis election will be &C
complisbed. Supported by these, and
by the numerous party that has put
him in nomination, and by the now
recurerating Old Line Wings every.
where, why, in all sobriety and earnest
moss, should Mr.. Fillmore fail Of sue
cess.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

~ The Commercial Bulletin of
the LIST inst, says it has been favored
by friend with tbe following extract
from a private letter from Pbiladel-
phia.
"Our cause IL progressing bravely
being member of our State Com
mittee Of Correspondence, | speak by
the card when say that daily the
clouds Of doubt are being swept away.
Lying and detraotion have done their
worst and the extensive game of
i" BRAGG our opponents have been
playing is not surtained by Of hands
Pennsylvania is sure for Mr.. FiLLMoRH'
so our men from every section Of the
State are saying and writing. The
Baltimore Convention on the 18th will
put Virginia and Maryland 40. K"
on the record, by uniting the Old Line
Wings in favor Of Mn FihbMoREl-
Henry A. Wise, says IT the Old Line
Wings Of Virginia adopt Mr.. FIT
MORE, he is bound to carry the State.
The strife is waxing warmer aud
warmer, every day. II has been my
privilege to address, from twenty to
thirty meetings since ! have seen you
they have been held in The interior
of my own State. New Jersey, Della.
ware, and Maryland In every place
the council fires burn brightly and the
spirit is about the same as the Tip
and Tyler campaign" hope to God
The conservative men of the South will
stand in the right place. What do
you think You have had an oppor.
tunity Of Judging wisely on these
questions during your recent tour and
II not taxing you too much for my own
benfi, as well as for the advantage of
our Committee, should like to have
your dottings by the way in full,
frankly and dispassionately, just as you
talk and act | take great pleasure in
assureing you that We are making
strength every day. The Republicans
have thrown off the mask, or Abloi-
tionism has SO taken possession OF
their stump that they are driving
scores of men back to our party
Theyshave used menaces, lies and ca
jolery--tried bribery and every other
means to cause fusion beween them
selves and the Americans but have
failed Americans are in earnest and
cannot, will not lower their standard
TO any party--hence the billings
gate" of Black Democracy and Black
Republicanism is poured on us very
freely but we can stand it. There
mill be, can BE-, no fusion ih'this State.
Americans 60 into this campaign upon
their plain and naked principles, and
we are bound to win"
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Drug store For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged to leave fov
i Europe on account Of family intersts; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known ~ &C.
eupyng one Of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfunery, Paints 6e., oil fresh and In first rate
condition.
The terms Of sale, will be- advantagou 50 That
the purchaser cannot fail Of success besides the cus
tom is Of the best. order still more 10 enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of the Drug Store,
the undersigned 10 willing TO lease for term of
years, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. faug-2D.6m. b. JOURDAE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

MR. CRAMproN.-A London letter
states that Mr.. Champion is named as
the successor Of Mr.. Bligh as British
Envoy to Hanover. This favor is by
no means promotion, and may serve
to, show the exact estimate the British
Government has of Mr.. CHAMPION.
The post is only secondary continen-
tai mission.
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poH SALE CHEAP.

TWO LOTS ofground. with the improve. 1m@,sa.
J. ments thereon consisting Of q dwell I5i ,
Ing house, with Eve good rooms, front |sa
gallery, q large kitchen with Servants ss&
rooms, good we'll and largs building, formerly
occupied as u cseper's shop, being on the same
premises lately owned BY N. Michel cooper, In Cat
fish town. The improvements are only six years
old, and In good order. Terms very liberal
Apply to JOHN n. DUFHOCQ, Agent.
Septic. Lafayette street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

QY THE Empire City from New York, have.
IL Just received my assortmertof Gents Gloves.
and Hosiery, slso large assortment Of Handk'fs,.
Crayats, Nec-ties, Stocks, scarfs,, Linen Bosom
Shirts and Under Shirts Of oil kinds. Earsicular
attention s asked to my assortment Of Gloves ans
Gauntlets, In these goods defy competNien.
Sept-5~y d. PHILLIPS.
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- - - eMNsr~~-~-----
MuRDERous ASSAULT UPON A MAN
BECAUSE HE WOULDN'T Human FOR
FRBMoNr.--The Sunday Dispatch
gives an account of a mur1erous as
sault that took place in Charleston on
Saturday night, While number of
persons were waiting at the Maine
depot, Charleston Neck, man named
Collins asked Mr.. Stephen Going, of
Stoneham if he would hurrah for Ere
mont. Going replied that there was
time enough to hurrah when Fremont
is elected. Collins then said if you
will not hurrah let me shave you and
instantly drew from bis pocket a sharp
razor and attached Going, cutting a
deep cash cut in the side Of his neck.
He then raised bis arm to prevent an
other blow, when he received a deep
cut in the side, and. before he could
get clear several deep stabs in hisneok.
Going cried murder and dropped to the
engine house ofBunker Hill Engine
Company No. 2, where the fireman
called a physician had his wounds
dressed and he was then sent to bis
home in Stoneham. Collins was i'm
mediately arrested and taken to the
watch house and thence to East Cam
bridge Jail. Going gave him no
cause for the assault. The ARRAY
caused an alarm of fire, which brought
out the whole Charleston fire depart
ment.-Boston Post.
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NOTICE.

A III PERSONS indebted TO the undersigned fby
Il account Of the past and previous yssrs, are
requested TO come forward and settle.
sept2-M b. JOURDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
D,s.,n.tipns without Difference.

new words have been coined to siguify
sliaht shades Of difference, where slight
shades exist--and even where they
do not exist, that language has lost Its
power, and we can no longer give ex-
pressionto ideas and demonstrate great
truths, with IT, For and against, are
words Of SYNONYMOUS meaning, If they
have any meaning at all. There is
no public print in the State more able
in its defence Of the proposition that
distinctions can exist without differ
ence. than the New Orleans Delh.-
Indeed the proposition. will presently
be established, to The prejudice of the
dominant party III this State, unless
some of the more eloquent orators on
the " Democratic" side, are put up snd
sold out at auction to the Know Moth.
ing and the proceeds Of the sale APP
propriated to the purchase of The afere.
said New Orleans Delta. In Thurs
day morning October end edition the
following paragraph appears, illustra
tive of The position.
We have been informed by gentle
man Of prominence in the community
a southerner of enthusiasm and Ia
lent who fully authorizes us to pub
lish bis name II necessary. that Cover
nor WieklifTe has irrevocably commit
ted himself to the position on the Sla-
vary question assumed by Mr.. Breek-
enridge in his famous 1ippecanoue
Grafton The gentleman to whom we
refer plumply asked the Governor if
he and the branch Of the party to
which he belonged were in favor of
the extension Of Slavery, to which Mr..
Wickliffe replied by decisive neg
alive. The extract from Mr.. Brecken-
ridges Tippecanoue speech published
in the Delta some time ago, in which
that livery young man" declared
that the Democratic party was not
opposed to or in favor Of the extension
Of slavery was then read ; Mr.. Wick
life announced his adhesion to the
principle Of neutrality as enunciated
by the aspiring Vice President of
Kentucky. We have already shown
conclusively that this position Of So
called neutrality is virtually position
Of antagonism to The South, and IL is
unnecessary to repeat our arguments
to that effect.
The ;nterview above mentioned took
place on Wednesday morning last a
second occurrence on Thursday morn
ing, and third on Thursday evening !,
the two last we believe, in the pres.
sence Of one or more witnesses, On
each occasion Gov. Wicklife renewed
his confession that be was not in favor
of the extension Of Slavery, and con-
tended that in holding ibis position,
he was standing on Democratic ground.
Such is the man whom the people of
Louisiana have elevated 10 tho high
est Office Of The State. We can only
say Of Messrs. WickliHe end Breeken-
ridge, arcddes ambo--" available men
both"
~m~ss~~~--s
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
lust Received.

INJECT FROM ST. LOUIS a
~ 20 BBLs., EXTRA Family 81. Louis FLOUR ;
10 do NEsHANOC POTATOES; r.
10 boxes CREAM CHEESE:
3 CKS. AMES' HAMES,
CANDLES and SOAP
septi7-H NJ q. BRYAN,
Sou.h East Cor. Court House Squares
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
Spiral Notiffs.
NOTICE TO spORTsmEN,

JUST received af IouvRrsR's Old DHenp Sters
y down town, an assortment Of good doubie.,
barrel guns TO sell eheap. oct-4.1m.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

Collegiate Institute sf Baton Heuge.
THEexerclses ofthe Institute will commence ii,
Monday the 2ath Il Oetober Instant
october.ad w. H. N. MAGRUDER
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 30 years Of age
II good House Servant, Washer and Ironer
For particulars enquire at the Comet ONCE.
sept2 '56.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
Have You Heard thc Nexaf

IF NOT, call around at the CAPITOL
4 SHOE STORE, and You will find there,
great assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers Caters, Bootees, &c, Of every des.
cription. These goods have just been re-
ceived, and will be sold at vefy small.
profits. Ladies and gentlemen give us a
call. X. L. HENDERSON,
Near corner Of Lafayette and Laurel ST.
ect2-2t
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
To iPEantars.

- II y N HHWNEENs
THE UNDERSIGNED has on hand and for sale,
L superior quality OF Russets.
october-B.H. n. i. HENDERSON.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

Make not a bosom friend Of a mel
ancholy soul; he'll be sure to aggra-
vata thy adversely, and lessen thy
prosperity.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04
FRESH MEDICINES
AT
J. JOunDAN,S. DRUG STORE

THE undersigned Is constantly receiving
new supplies OF Fresh Medicines, Pa
tent Medicines, Perfumery, turpeptine, Var.
nishes, etc. etc. B. JOURDAN,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

NJ q. HEA DIS Sc HTINAHY.
WILL COMMENCE its next session, Monday
October 9Th. Pupils are particularly requested 10
be present the first day Of School
MRS. NJ. ". READ PRINCIPAL
sept-15.1-msw. Baton Rouge. La.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-04

HEATH OF CHAnLEsTon.-Ts was
expected that the late cold snap would
dissipate the last remnants of the vel
low fever in that city. Although the
fever had not been epidemic during
the season, yet a sufficient number Of
deaths bad occurred from it to create
great uneasiness as to its progress
Up to the 9th ult., in spite of cold
weather, the fever had not been d.
minished. The Board of Health on
that day reported three deaths from
that fell disease.
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qaanutes all may be Increased diminished
bereaner The will erefore be
specific quantns fn such quantities the
be delivered those respectively
Conrsco residing at the places where deliveries
establish plaeer, thai deiay
furnishing what ba requited and when contractor
fails comply with requsuon the Chief Of the Bureau
deficiency, under the penalty be
the record OF TequiEnon, dupicae
Of he nayyy aforesaid requsiton
has made and received N.a.
made for each article each Of tho afre
oaer the Cief will have right
articles contained offer, aud reject The
and bidders whose proposals accepted nd none o
ers notaod and early cable contract
will be uansnued 10 rn r execution which contract must be
returned 70 within dsys
quir,d c regular transmission Of the mail
approved surees equal 20 the estmsisd
OF The respective contact will be required and twenty
thereof collateral IN addition
and in be paid unu 10
Of an Sver. made viii be paid ~ he navy agent within thirty
1s duly authenticated, shall have been presented to
him.
navy aasnts New Hampshire. Boon, Now YORK.
Philadelphia, Baltimore Wash ngton, Norfolk Pensacola, and al
record or duplicate informing bidder
Of his proposal ~ be deemed notification thereof
be accompanied directed IN The act
making Tor the naval services h 1896 ~
the effect they undertake
bidder Of bidder WI II his o. he bid be acecPsi enter
10 furnish supplies proposed busau viii be obligated
unless accompanied by the
qucd by Law the competency Of The guarantee 10 be certified b.
TAs Of btders caHed the sGnf oud desipfton
Of teies rge il ths HsPson for roePtion just ~
Ttd eomyaiOh uiH 5e beneea h are offered and ths
rnon s also particularly hs join Of g7th
Msreh 1855, ard 70 tAs ao Of the loth durld, ls46.
MRrgl
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed by Responsible
fed such by judge of court
must be entered into by the successful bidder with
before the LIST Of July ..H#r.. .tE.a# H.t
No pay win made for trips performed and for Of
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The the
be deducted For arrivals far behind time break
depending ma sufficiently
compensation for subject
Fines will be imposed The delinquency promptly
actoriy explained for negechng take the mail from
ofee for suffering TO be trjaed destroyed, robbed
refusing, amer demand, convey
hicles The insy
for failures asresaby
obsying the post Office laws nsiructon Of the department
alter the schedule He
Of service by allowing therefor pro
pay He may eurts discontinue the
whole rata decrease Of allowing
nonh compensation the amount OF service dispensed
shonld addressed "Second
roposal No 7s54
particulars pamphlet for conveying
The sls in Alabama, Mississipp, Ac, Of is4 and 1856
..a# JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-law4w Postmaster General.
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Whole tickets SIO nulyes IS Quarters. O. 81 Byhts IS,
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
The preceding succeeding numbers to thos
drawing hrst 2oo prizes, will be entitled he 200 approru
prizes. For erampei ~ ticket No 1881 daws the
prize tickets numbered II 2ia, 24s 2ji, 2s2
each be entitled sto and 20 according TO the above
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
scheme 5000 tickets numbered from 10
20 900 There are 200 fun prizes aud 50 approximations
n all, |, 900 prizes.
The 10000 corresponding with puherp on
printed ALPS Of oiled
circled with small ubrs and placed 10 a glass wheel
different 9Jo fall prize printed
encroIed placed apothcr wheel Amer revolving
number drawn the wheel Of numbes
pEs is drswa nom The Other wheel by bos who hindded
The and the prize drawn exhibited
prize bsine
This repeated until
all drawn The dra- s then printed
comparison, the commissioner oertidos correctness.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We well satisfied that low numbers will The hish
lottery numbers in The
i000 the especial
application office
yOu rsy desire IN bis ruly extraordinary lottery.
n you Of them, address iine
EGERTON n BROTHER,
Reepsr icensed Sgents, Bon 1903 Ratiu,ore obcs
call their Ofcs Of Exchange Place and
Mar 4-oaw3wosdif
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x,,,. sale Eour Hundred Negroes aad Ten rhoasand
Acres Of Csne-fisalo Lald Ina Dallas and resAy
Qouutlxs. Alabama. .

For sale -Four Hundred Negroes aad Ten Thousand
Acres OF Csns-p,aLe Lsid Ina Daiis. and ferry
oNe au, Monday iu April NEXT e tiny SELL at Cahawba
u Ala 70 the highest bidder tor each, Mobile
drsd any likely nssoes also, my Others oa oagr ms An
@ s a@a .s y INV lime Sana lbs year a. pyae sale for
cash or 90 time other valuable
Dusty Situated oack land" neiudas nine
plantations ss kssS a @ s sn. rsasa pass a
che Homrs Place. and te Cross Koads all which, lo
S egay proved aad beautiful erideneo adjoining summer
dsd ss ss from he s 2, ss@a with assa, four saaded
grounds ga'dea Ae are A. h'sra's soaa,on, Ihsss pan,a
ss above stoSs d. ts Alabama rvs
which nayigabe or seboais Near thou
Woodse and this body Of land, about fourteen
ia ssma located ,s aepo ,ne jancsn - he Marion raft
regularly of the Other pap,aans is the sema railroad
six miles city Thsse plantations The highrsi
ss q Win good a, sn s presses
purchasers, Of 5oe i05o l5eo
wood land 10 each as may desired and With or whou, ae
negroes stock plantation tcols corn, proyender ae |
the time wh the crop growing Decem-
II noi sold privately Tie fire, Monday in December
next will on aa Day ~ Selma sell TO The highest bidder
Such opportunities and advantages before presented
on has se dul, or yea past L aad anaon y n GS S
region lor safe any pce purchase
plantations fertility facilities for aud
In al other respects fully equal If superior,
growing States ;hnd know that personal
prove satisfaction the Union
more healthy han the "eane bIake' region Of Alabama
viii ao sell privately, for cns time,
t improved private residences in city Seu several
valuable asd elegantly finished blocks brick
including The largest and desiTaby located Offices
banking houses &e., Sc. Ases IN sf " Y y
very desirable large lots and sna
Of land IN and contiguous to Selma.
Ao about 80 head Of b,odrd hrses which
bited Bon several superior brood mares, several young
saions geidngs colts and ea of them from the very
stock.
Among The trainer rcsd
and excesnt merhanics eoos
For further particulars address the undersigned W. NJ Byrd
selma or w NJ Brooks erq Marion, Perry comfy
Alabama The plantations will give
rable information 10 those who wish
ugatiou of The premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Alabama, Feb. IL, 1856
Feb l9-damH
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The nanis q no person win Be booAs
'ne payment ofs .ub4eIipuon be advance,
Distant subscribers oasy BY lsltsf postage
which VIII be paid By and all .k b.
safe Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is pubised tai weekly during
sons Of Cong eas, 2la sen.i ky aasas recess
Subscriptions fots pssod isss than year received
terms propostione@ 20 The above annual rates.
01-PosrmAsTERs auIhozed Al agents and
by sendiag DAILY subscrbsI~ with so sneiosedI
tdsd " copy sratss. g3 1 tHMs.