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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-13

Every Piano forte sold by shall be warranted every
repect We IdAly invite friends and all those in
of superior trurne {, to give a cal AZ No u
College &. ldrc8-u1 W. Ar. FRFFNsN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-13

MOtNT Oh4AtEH GAMENEhbs EfarHF
meeting Of The eiuckbsidcrs o. the Aoang ohfsi
n Cemetery, held Al The ocs az Lnsisirs Crockett
ths day, The ioaouinE gentsneu ssFs unsninooaiy
elected nFeciorss f.s -a
A.Y.s Lndsiey, J. II. naddeSes rs
hw.Han 4. A HermAs,
A. Nelzen. =. MorEAn,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-13
LADIES HEFLEp CATERS

AsINHAAN
Il AVE rrcetsed sn1tis-T IaAckagi q
f" thlrk anlra;
|" CO D. Congress Boot;
Kid naskias aud PARIS Ties;
g" f" rhsck solrd s00tst ga
Missss KID slippers. U4iers And Fancy Boo,s. ss
join RANA0E
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-13
No. 4s Dey 81, New York

SMITH's sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
~ CRAVATS-The only premium ASarded by the Amer
icsn lnstne At their late Pair the Crystal Palace for
SELF-AnJUsrlN9 ST 'CKs to p. '. SMITH, Manafae-
tarer, No IS Dey =, New York.
Mei chants viii ind u greatly TO their advantage to call
and Smiths exlensive assortment of thtse
fashionable Arte Tor tie neck Greet 'eemsnts will be
UGsTed 20 Jobtera ON Western and Southern cities
fe he II 10 nearly all Of the hrSt-czss Job
hing Houses Of Nes Yotk Cty. JanT-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

FAcTs ARoI-l. FEnAY.

From lime immtmurial Friday has heeu frnwn.
ed mon as 4 day 81 i'll omen. And though
this ptjudice il less prevalent now lilan ii has
heen u yofe, wien superstition had general
SWAY. vet there are many even Iii itis marrr at
fact age q ours, Win would hesitate Oh i tlay
80 inansrienn., q begin N undertaking ii mn.
men,nns imporl. Ard inv mans h0ld mariners.
Whnse hearis nngnsird could meet Tie Wild.
rst scenes of itlclr ncein liame, would hIanclt Il
even hrnl their sails nn FRIDAY. Bur ID slow
with hpw much rtasnn tti- ierIlna i inlnlseI.
III ~ tSamne The inilvstrg lmgalsnt Iarls ii
connection wiih cur nan stnltmsnl and gteal.
utss II . nailnn. aud we will spr LoW rtra,
rause We Americas hase III I ED lie fatal
lay:
On r. day, Augni 81. ls0a. CHRISTOPHER
Columbus .ailfd On liz g.eal voyage IL di,ru.
scry.
III Frlda,, Ociobrt lsIl,, iios, he iii di..
covered lsra.
On Fr,aa., j1ruat, fiji iiea. lie sailed ~
his rfiutn III SPIN, uhitl II lie IaI uns I'LL atttd j
ii safety, lie i Ill. frsplt uer'd II n hs,r
hfen kn,wn, uliiflltd Il tic seiilcmrn, ul lllis
,a.i continent
Oa Fralay, Much 18Th, I493. III arrived ii
palos IL .aitiy.
q. Friday, November sal. l4o3. III arri,ed
d llspaniola, IL ii. second voyage /, AAc,i.
Ill.
d, FdIay, Innr iath. i4ni. IL, though III.
snnau II htnsrlf. IL usrfrd lie ro1liurnl II
AMrrita.
na Friday. Murh 5tt, l40f, lItnfy VII
ol Euel.nd. rasp ii J,an t'ainl liz cnmmisstnn
which Ifh II Tie discovery IL Nunh America
This i HE fist American slale pprr ID ErR.
! lanI.
] ~ Fti'ay. serirmber 7h. l5eJ. Melenipa
fauadrtl 81. Augustine. iAe nlilrst seitlfmcnt II
i Tie United States. hy mnr than 40 yeafs.
/ Oh FfIlsy, November 10Th, 1920, ihe Ma,
/ Flower, willl ihc pllums lnads The halbnr D
p,os.aceioan. Aui ~ lie same day llle,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
NO GLOOM AT HOME.

Above all things there should be no gloom in
the home. The shadows Of dark dlrconlenl
and wasting lretlnlness should never cross The
threshold. throwing their large black shapes,
like funeral pals, over lie happy Young spirits
gathered there. II you will, you, home shall be
heaven, aud every inmate an angel there. II
you will, you shall sill on throne and be the
presiding hausehod deily. o faithful wifi,
What privileges, what treasures, greater OF pufcr
Than thine
And LEI lie husband strive 10 forge, his cares
as he winds around the long narrow street and
beholds the snft light illpming his little parlor,
spreading IT. precious beams on lie rel pave lie.
fore il. The nighl is cold and cheerless per-
laps, and lie December gust battles with The
worn skirts OF his old otcrcnal, and snatches.
with rude hand and wailng cry, al the rusty
hal that has served him many year. He has
burne with many aefuel lone, many cold word,
and ncryed hlmselfup 70 an energy 50 depefaie
that his frame and spirits arc weakened and de-
pressed; and nov his limbs ache with WEAKNESS; /;
his temples Froh with ,he pain.heal canscd BY
too constant application; lie scarcely knows
how % meet lis wife with pleasant sm le, nr
si down cheerinlly 10 their little meal which she
has provided with 50 much care.
Bn lie door is opened, lie ovcrcoa: thrown
hastily off. sweet voire fall. upon lis ear,
and tile ZONES are 20 sofl tlal hope, like wing
Cd angel. fires rgbt into lis bosom and neses
against lis heart.
The lacl is lifted and lle smiling fce of his
wife gives an earnest welcome. The shining
hair Is smoihed nver her far brow: indeed she
stole little caauctiish glance al The mltrnr hang
ing ~ n,Hsw ftame Jn-tio see il she looked
neat and pretty before size came nni. Ilel eve
beams viii love, her dteas il ,asteful--and--
what! Why lie forget. Ill lie trials Of that
long, long day, as lc I lds her in his arms and
imprlnis Kiss upon lier brow.
A home where gloom il banisled, presided
o,er BY one who La. learned 10 rnle herself and
her household. christianity be is thrice con-
soled Tor Ill lis irials. lle cannot IL unhappy !:
ltat sweet, best. dearest salace il his--a cheer.
inl home. Do ynl wonder ,lisl lie man is
Strengthened anew for in.morrow's caies!
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

BmLIoN.-Few people have any conception
Of The slapendons sun which 10 designated hy
this term. Some writer having siairi ID am ar.
iicle headed. What becomes of All ihe pins r.
lhel .niiliaas uf billions of pins must sani.h, !"
nobody can iel how. or where. in lie course
Of avear. Enrlid," !" 4 saondenl oi lhe Na.
iional ln,rlgenrer, shows ~ tic atsufIily II
lhe asseriinn IL the following style:
Think. slts, The writer 81 lie article thought
iilile of whsl be wa, saying, wien liz said thai
millions nf billions y pins mnsi sani.l IL Tic
course Of year. Many pins undoubtedly may
vanish every year: hu' any mathematician will
dvmaiislraie - D. thai single billipn hss never
yel heen Manufactured. billion. according to
Noah Webster. i a " "milli9n &c milliuns'--a
number % sast, ! sav, ihai lie human mind has
uoi capacity II cpmpfeheniil. Aminnfartnry
making hund.ta ri minute. an kep, in con.
s,anl operation. would onlg mike iiiiy Two nil.
lions ii,e bundled aid rineiy.siS thousand ri
annum and would trqnne neariveniy .fnu.nnd
Years, n The same rair. without single mo-
n,tn,'. hesii,linn, ID make lllt nunbtr called j
btlIiun..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

you III the rack to The top Of the rails. round
i OF with ridge in The middle from one end
y the other. This will eliectually protect it
From the weather. This rack should be
placed u the middle Of your farm yard, Or on
the north SIDE, which will form the very best
KIND of protection for cows. The best fea-
lnre = The labor saved, for it is no more
trouble 70 put the straw ii the rack than it is
70 plle It in tl,e usual way; and when in the
rack you have nothing more 70 do with it. as
The cows will feed of. and pull out enough to
Keep your farm yard well Uttered, thereby
saving the trouble Of hauling straw for farm
yard purposes.
DINWIDDIE OyERsEER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
TIE RIGHT MAN COME AT LAST; OR, THE
PROGRESS OF MEDICINE.

~
Nas WIN ~ ordinary pride and satisfaction that
~ vs. none, oi y introduction e one olihe
el',,' IN y vs. age, ne English physrian.
noi.As iio'ioNaA, gentlemen who has done
- ~ ~ alsaheeneM q medical scicpce Than any
''s' ~. ~ II heAsu. nor excluding sHeh renowned
= ahe,eFonauift hush, LARK q Malendie.
~ use leeeh.s nafeing y thc tnlted
,'s' having Nsea ms county tor The purpose 81 es-
l. s4a,s asios ~ sne nc q his medicines % New
Z 80 ~. ~ pupne nave long heen iantlr
" E.fat o0 partly owing 70 The hta-
" w lnl'~eu won imported medicines and party %
ae uhNlilnshcss q phSslcans and druggists % 3D.
.a9e W. interests q pteiesienal hfohcr, whose supc-
w AieNlsese M AL threatened g cast ihetr own
,ilo sne saaae, " saR ait1oueh efeall "a
a'tlta y ~ Wenaefa remedies has bot ye, equalled
w sH2si,nus Gslahn Mhish riisis throughout The
1910 y hu,o9e' Al.1taii' 'he Last Indies, and most
80. pass " te sftea Norid. y was fof This reason
x. l.slesset ~ mohs ago, determined 20 make
49, ioiA W. loeaon q arcat Amencsn depot for
~ fsils1uon ~ sale q ~ medicines, rsang IN
sAti Nv oseiains,s ~ celebrated establishment IN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

A Coon SroRY.-Il is related that bear and
us leader lately arrived, toward night, al VIII
age near The ely Of Lyons, and The latter sought
admission into the only inn Of The place. They
a FIRST declined % admit The strange pair, not
knowing where 10 place The animal, but lie final
y consented tofeceive them. The bear was plac-
Cd 10 plgsty, and its occupant, fai gig which
was 10 be killed on The morning, was lei loose
~ ihe court yard. In ihe middle Of lhe night
clies Of help proceeding from The pigsiy aroused
The house, and the host, his wife and The ser
wants a. once ran 10 Tie spol. II was then as.
certained that thief excited by the spendld con-
diion Of The pig had determined on eloping
viii i, and had entered lhe pgs,y with lhai
landlble intention. The bear displeased al
being suddenly awakened By Ibis enierprising
indisldual, rewarded him with fraiernal hug,
which caused he would-be-ihief 10 cry on, SO
instily. The man Was released from The paws
q tie bear, but only 10 te handed sret into lie
hands Of justice.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
COMPOST HEAP.

| There is another way Of preparing very
highly ierizing manure which no farmer should
be without loi day. II is the compost heap.
1 lhe cost 0f the structure In which 10 build Ihe
heap would he about one half the cnsi of 4 re-
spectacle hog-pen, and every pound of waste
veg table and animal matter about lle farm should
he gathered together and deposited in HE heap.
The scrapings Of diiches and gardens, The ofals
Of The kilclen, lIle stalks Of vegetables. decayed
leaves and wood, all waste straw, even a snper-
annuacd pair Of boots IN short everything thai
now goes 10 loss on b farm, should be thrown
into tie pile, and ltf 10 rul and tester untll /,
heroines iefl ger Of lie most extraordinary
power. twill soon engenter all lie acids and
alkalles ifa form The essential eIrments Of veg
elaIinn.
distinguished man has said, in reference IL
The eompos, heap, lila, "lhe careful farmer
should allow nu,hlng 10 run away IN the form
OF ldl OF iiy away in The disguise 0i SMELL
In ;le old agricultural countries Of continental
Euiepe heap ofihis character il 10 every mans
b9rn. yafd, and confess that 10 me II is wonder
ful llll Il i not so here. III forming The heap,
ali ilill 4 necessary is % mix due proportion
oi seil with the other heterogeneous substances.
ihen add quick lime il proportion o. about one
tenth or about one e-iifteenih. hu', as some che
niisis deem lime 10 be injurious when animal
manure ls present. il might be as wfl 10 use
The snlpllurlc acid or s.rnng solution Of potash.
Thc reap IS once u iwice mixed with the
spade u make il iii Cor Tie field, and as ma
nule i eaunoi be surprised.
Among lie mnsl beneficial substances that
can BE- incorporated in such heaps are lhc bones
Of animals. hundreds d pounds of which YEARLY
20 % los. on . farm. Ihey contain substance
called phosphate u lime, lie tendency Of which
to stimulate vegetable growth cannpl be exceed
ed. But animal bones are also frequently col.
iecied ~ farmers and burnt like lime, ID y hich
stste u 4 computed lh.i one hundred pounds
q q ronisins As mnch of tie phosphate j. i
I'dind upon anilysi- 10 Be contained III two hun
dled bushels nl wheat.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

Rrsn yurR ToaATnLs.-llis jasi - sensible
10 grow peas without busliing them as il is To-
lnafocs. You may grow both ii .lo,enly scr,
~ way. i you have plenty of room 81 The
ground; bur you can grow elllier twice as well
upon me lhng 10 support them. and Tomatoes
are derid,dly beiter grown up in Tie air Than
near ,hr ground, unler lie sha & of 4 mass III
,ire.. Tie Lesi support fnr tomato vine i !
short bn.h. sci fitmIy ID lie ground. The
branches have r,nm 10 spread among lie limbs
and supper, lie run. The plan /. much bel
Ter lhaa wing 10 stakes aud lrimmiag, according
10 our experience. We have tried 10th wass.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
WHEAT STRAW


IN putting upaln IL stlaN airw years since
i occurred 20 me that great deal 81 labor
might be saved. m additional quantity ma.
nnte tna,le. and many pnnr cows protected
lrom the winter storms, by placing nur wheat
straw Is il cnmes irnm The tlirasher some.
What alter ihe following p!an:-I SCI ~ twu
taWs d fuiks running east and wrst, the
rows as long ~ necessary 10 hold my crop
IL straw. and suinc twelve feet apart. The
lutks shnnld Dc cut about eight feet long, and
srt twu feet IN lie ground. Place long poles
III lhc turks, rangiug from one end q the
fuws TO thr other. On Tic inside, III between
lie rnws, ! run uf two lines. one on each
side. parallel with aud about three feet from
the forks, Then commence by placing rails
about twn feet apart, one end on tie line
marked 10, resting back against Tie poles III
the forks. This rack should be made con.
scnicnt 10 ,nur ihrashrr. Now as your straw
comes irum The tltasher. and Is separated
lr0m Tile wheat, make one baud stand, whusc
business il shall be 10 sprinkle Il light, with
salt and water; the smaller hands alter il i
sprinklcd take IL or, walk IN IL one end ol
tie rack, aud throw il from one 10 The ether
taking care 10 throw ihe largest portion at
ihc end larlhcsl oli. thereby lerming gentle
slrpc which will be very casy tnatrnd witl
siaw by The smallest hands, which continual
passing viii press tightly tic straw ta ilit
rails. After proceeding u this way Unit
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
S ia N z A S .

God 81 every agc anil cline,
still ii every ari sublime,
Though mysterious n thy WAYS,
Worthy II our love and praise
When We cry. " Thy will bc donc!''
Dless. o blc>s lie stricken one
God 81 al tic wintfy store,
Treasured III .hc bias, i o'er,
Blooming then through plain and wood.
Natures itihnie 10 hes God
''fill The better joys arc won,
Cherish then the stricken onei
God whose promises arc sure,
Like tic mountain 10 endure,
Hope u icy ani lish, ii gloom,
Brightest shining round Tie tonh--
Brightly Is they 81 have shore,
Bless ticn il Tie stricken one
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

SrRosa llEnEsIRs. -I.uiher was q ttuer d
strength. because lis Mltule irn.i was IL ll.c
Lord. Baxter WIS burning fame, because lie
liveI hard by lie mercy .eat, WHEREOF lte einfy
dwslt hrtwren re ehethim. Whi,eiied WIS
tic snicr ~ one CRYING IL lie wilderness, hr-
cause. like John. lii rrv was Behold iile Lanh
u Cod ~ Chalmers lrainrd ! t. cltarari, BE-.
cause Tie ,lrer rapids ranr rushing dtWn npnn
him ftnm Tile everlasting mountains. IIslfs
words we're molten IL Tie fufnace where his
faith was i,ied with hrr. Thrse wrre rieai
prariets, bsrauie .ihfv wrre strong believers :
ant lhsy wrfe strong believers htcsuse they Inv.
ed Tie truth kept iheii hearts wtl, Ill diligence.
ard walkei u lie liahi 81 heaven. Thcfe isno
nc 10 Which such preachers would nni hsst
power. Erleefie Rtritw.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

signed that August Compact, The forerunnersof
our Curious Constitution. A !. RE,
On Friday, December 22d, 1920, ihe Pagrims
made their 6rsl landing al Plymouth Roek.aS
On Fiiday, February 22d, 1872, lieorge
Washington, The Father Of Americans Freedom,
was born.
On FRIDAY, June 10Th, Bunker Hill was seiz-
ed and fortified.
On Friday, October 7lh, l777, the surrender
Of Saratoga was made, which had such power
and influence IN inducing France 10 declare for
our cause.
On Friday, September 22d, 1880, the trea-
son q Arno.d was laid bare, which saved us
from destruction.
On Friday, October l9lh, 1881. The surrender
/ at Yorktown, The crowning glory Of lhe AmeIi-
can aims, occurred.
On Friday. June 7tIi. 1916. The motion in
Congress was made BY John Adams, seconded
hy Richard Henry Lee. that tho United Col
onles were, and Of rgh! ough, 10 be free and
independent.
Thus, by numerous examples, we see that
however il may be with the other natians, Ame~
ricans need never dread 10 begin on Friday any
undertaking however momenlous i, may be.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

Work OF AN AMERICAN ARAY.-A writer
ihns aliudes % Scouts achievements in Mexico
:. lie scaled The Cordilleras, bore The eagles
nf his country in quick succession through he
states Of Jalapa, Perole, and Puebla; with 5000
men. swept resisiless through The pass of Ceno
Gnrdn, defended By 1850 Mexicans--wiih lilo
same number. of men defeated $4,000 al Con>
lferas and Chetubusco--wiih7, 100 slorlned Che
pullefecs defended BY 20,00O-wiih 5000 iook
lhe cIiy Of Mexico, occupied BY an army Of
35,0Oo."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

The other dly gentleman gave couple or
cents 10 woman who asked charity of him.
I. Two cents she exclaimed, !, take ihem back.
sir; ! asked fof charily ; cant do anything
win two cenis.''
!" Ny dear madam" said ihe gentleman, II
BEG you'll keep The cents and give them 10 soms
poor person."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

Il Is stated that The advertising columns Of
Tie i.nndnn Times are estimated to Weld the
establishment The enormous sum IL $4,000.
coo per annum. One firm alone paws tie
ines a. high as si50,OOO d year for adyer.
tlsing, aud there are several business esta-
blishnents that pay il over $4,000 a year
for advertising alone.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

history. and what could his laws have been
what his civilization! Ghn-laniy is mixed
up with onr very being and oar very life; there
Is mol familiar objecl around you which does
not wear different aspect, because The light of
Christian love is on --noi law which dues
MOI owe lis truth and genlleness 10 Christianity
--unl custom which cannot be traced, III all
It's holy and healIhiul parts, 10 tie Gospel"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

BEaurirur EXTRACT. - The late eminent
Judge, Sir Allrn Park. oncs saiI II 4 public
meeting We li,e ii the midst az blessing.
until We arc unetIy inssns BE of ihcit greatness
anil ii tie source whpn,c they naw. We spesk
ii mr. eisiIzsiinn. nnt ats, nur fiecinm. MIR law,
arl farrel enlirtiy low large share i tluc i,
Christianity. lIloi Clirislisniiy ou, oi mans
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
LET us REAsoN ToGETnER.
HOLLOW Us PILL

IT has hecn ihe ioi of ihe human race 10 e weehed
= down by dseau aai suiisnng. HObb0MAA's
PILLS specially adapted 10 Tic relief IL ne Weak.
The Nervous, the Delicate, sni The nfrn If a eliarp.
sgee sud consultations. Piufrs-or Heqway psf.
sonaiy surefnirns lhe mRnusetufr Of biz medicines IL
tic United states. and oilers hein free and eneht.
cped people. ihs bess remedy the world CT
the removal q dirts-e.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE FLOOD.
These ismous Pills arc expressly combined 10 cr~rse
on It's stomach lie iset The Kidneys te lungs Tie kin,
AMI The toseIs, correcting sny arrangement n iheir fanc
iicu. purifying The boo The sery fountain u lie. aud
thus curing disease 10 III iis fanns.
DYSPEPSIA ASp LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nelily hall The human race have iskcn ihc-e f.ls u
hss ren proved 10 ~ paris ol ihe ~e,d tbs, noshn
has bcen found equal 70 them 10 q disorders q ihc
sef.dyspepsis. and stomach complaints generally. Thcy
give healthy lone 10 thrse organs however much
dcisnssl. and when ~ other means have lailed
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many Of the most Jcalo,ic Governments have opened
theif custom houses 10 tie introduction of these P
that ihey may become he medieine " the estn
cd Colleges admit that ihi- medicine J. The hesi remedy
ever known fnr persons 81 delicate hrah. where The
system w.. heen impaired, u nsigcnuns properties
never fail 70 ailotd relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
NuIetnalr young ~ old should ~ NHheui ttls Fetf-
faltd meleiue L eauctls and regulates lie monthly
courses ai 40 period. arlns u mths esses le ehan.
Il is H.o e lesi aud sair medicine that ean hr gwen
ehil,ee ef ~ agcs and lot any complaint; ronr.
qncnily no family should te without il.
Hollepsg's flls are fis Bed Rsaegy kfeiea II ne
Eerid TO- m, fllo,rigg DiseNss
AHhms. nrlsiiy, LownssoFspiIiis
BawelComplsinis Pctcr hnd heuc. res.
couehs, fsmsft'omplaiais. rione and Gravel
Cold.. Headaches. Secondary simp.
Chesi Diseases, Indigestion, IONS.
Coaiscness, lunneBla. Nenecai hlcr.
DyTfpsa, Inflammation. lions,
Daithas. Inward Weakness, Worms. % III
Dtalsy. Liver Complaints, kinds
-. Sold Il the Manufactures of Professor Holloway
80 Mailcn Lave, New Yofk and sit Strand. London
aud hy al .ahe Druggists and Dcalefs 10 Medi
eaes ihrouahon lniedstars and ihs civilized woi
Ia boses. m Is cents, GA cents, and 81 zach.
H-Ys There Is a considerable sssins hy taAing ~
/ larger si1rs.
4 NIB. Dlnrciions Coz NE rulance % patients ln eve
~ disorder are sfEsel 10 each Ilox.
September 20. 1--slH
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
lifsr nECEIyEn.

EnA LBs. Pare Lead. Gas ne. White Zinc faint
CVU 10 aAls. .sweetOil, bhls. Tanners oil,
8 gsls. Japan Vanish, "a lhs Paris Green.
? siss. paieni palut Dner. Dry whhe and Red Lead.
10 lbs. French Zine OF Poteelain White, &C. NC.
LONG & CAIN.
Ians q, 1855. 0a--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE just recssed. aud ssr for sale, large vsri-
ey Of retfamrry. &c. Of the besl quslly, among
which the felloNing:
Cologne Toilei Vinegar. Lascn5ar Water, yerbena,
Gefsaeam and Bay Waller.
Pine EKtse,s. Bazn a Ist- Balssmic Eau Dc Hoio,,
is6n, zinc Tonh Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste inr The Teeth,
Eau Lus;tals. avery 6pe ar Lyon. kaiharion.
8 lisls fsf The Hair, Killers Excelsior Furni-
lip Sslvc. tore Polish,
fssey soaps. Tnpo Polish,
shaving soaps, Pbpenmcs,
CJld Cream. Pomadc Divine,
Egyptian Hnr Dye,
Fsnry Letter & Noi- Psptr. Pocket Inkstands,
Rnsclapes. Steel Pens,
Letter md fcolsrsp Paper Ink.
backgammon Boards. Wolk Boxrs.
Whiting Desks, Cahas.
Port Monies, Bsskeis, &c. &c.
November 20. 6z-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07

FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Orange, Lemon. yeniila, rtaeh,
Ceiefy, pislcys, &c.
POI 's' " LONG & CAIN.
November se. 10
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
Valuable Property for Sale.

Window Sash, &C., by Machinery.
M Y Machinery heins successful operation having
AVA employed first rate woEkmcn. and having ou
ofirr 70 ihe public
Furniture, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c.
u good workmanship, al short polce and cheap or tie
'"' PRIDE JONES.
Feh,usy IL. a5--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1856-05-07
lust RECEIVED,
FOR SALE.

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nEARL starch. chiaiine Teoth Wash,
Bl.ek Lester vatni-h, Bulr. ssrsspsnla,
Esenrc of Jssa cpllee, ES. Mel.ane's tsfmiose.
in Pine. Ayers gheuy rstIoul,
Holland Gin, Ayers Pills, &c. sc.
LOSG q CAIN.
June ssd, 1855. es-