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IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINZ
WONDERS OF NATURE.

ys'HE present Proprietor of the newly discov-
4 cred WINFIELD CAVE (limestoEe) in
Dry Valley, Union county, hereby gives notice
that the cave will not be open on Sundays for
Visitors. Il may be visited by Ladies and Gen
tlemen, on Saturdays of every week, when es-
pecial preparations will DO made TO accommodate
with lights.
u All persons are forbidden to break of,
injure, or take away anv specimens from the
Cave, under penalty Of prosecution.
The payment Of l2i cents only is required Of
every person before entering t.-.-.- ~
NOAH WALTER
Dry Valley, Aug. IL, IS55-3m. .-
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JAMES BARBER
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT,
S. E. corner of Second s. Chestnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
Where may be fou7d, one of the largest and
,est assortment Of Clocks and Time Pieces in the
United States, in quantities TO suit purchasers,
of from single Clock, to one thousand Clocks I;
embracing every variety of style and manufac-
ture, suitable for Churches, Halls, Counting
Houses, Parlors Sleeping apartments, ard Kitch-
ems. Steam and Canal Boats, and Rail road Cars.
n. B. Clocks Repaired and Warranted.
Clock Trimmings for sale. Also
Manufacturer Of Barriers Celebrated Fine
GOLD PENS
Embracing all the qualities Of the finest quill
pen, in addition to which the durability of the
metal is fully associated aud developed. Gold
and Silver Pencils, aud Pen Holders, Plated
Ware, &C., wholesale and retail. Those wish.
ing to purchase are invited to call .
JAMES BARBER,
s. E. corner Chestnut and Second Sis, Phils.
Philadelphia June %, l555.--ly,
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shamokin White Ash Anthracite Coal.

UHdIIOf1II w IIIVO 11SH uIlIII dCIEE VUdI,
From the "Oid IIei." in the GAP Gallery.
4 II. ZIMMERMAN & JNO. P. PURSEL,
e. successors to Kase, Reed K Co., will con-
tiuue mining, shipping and selling coal from the
above well known Colliery, under the firm of
Zimmerman & Pursel. The point of shipment
is at the lower wharf in Sunhury, Northumher
land county, Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds Of coal, viz Lump Broken, Egg, Stove.
and Chestnut Coal, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended TO.
SunbuIy, July IA, 1858,
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IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

C5OO bbls. Of the most superior manufacture.
- Also, GUANO of every description, Cal
cined Plaster, Cement, &c.
III Produce of all kinds bought and sold on
com mission.
r. B. SELLERS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, No,
65 North Wharyes, between Race and Vine
streets, Philada.
Philadelpbia, August 4, ls55.--3 3me.
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SrNnURY. IrIY S. ls

SrNBrRr, JrLr 5, 1855.
The firm Of Knse, Reed y Co. having sold
their lease in the Gap Collery and interest in the
wharf at Sunbury, 10 Messrs. Zimmerman &
Pursel, would take great pleasure in recommend
ing our customers and others t" the new firm, as
they will he able to sell them prepared coal OF
the best quality.
KASE, REED & co.
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NOTICE

To Trespasser, on the Telegraph Line
NOTICE is hereby given, that all perssns
~ icand trespassing upon, or injuriny the lin.
of the PhiladeipAis and Suubury Telegraph will
be dealt with according 10 the act Of Assembly 10
such cases made and provided,
II. b. MASSER, Pres.
fhila. and Sun5ury Telegraph Ce
sunbary, June 3, ls5A.-tf.
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80. DIR. A. B. MADDoCK's m
CELEBRATED WORK ON INHALATION
In the Treatment and Cure of
con,.,n,me.ion, A;ih'Eo. pscnehi.i.. and e,her
Medical Inhalation.
."t ' WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS
~ DR.. cnm GRsrsr.
F,, American edition. from fifth London edition, where
II has had an unprecedented sale.
This is valuable work and should be in the hands Of al
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wardel free Of charge; by mail, on receipt OF
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aud other Journals - u. - 1880
apr Maddox is the son Of the late Henry Maddox,
Esq, NJ the well known bariisci, aud promises to
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parent, o.. The system 0nlnlaIioi0 proposed as the
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itself we recommend our readers to purchase the
Work. Wesleyan Chronicle, London Feb. 10. isi5
owe recommend the Work to our readers, as appears
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Of any quackcry or peli-seeking tendency The WORK
well deserves perusa aud the practice, as far as our
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il and experienced mnn and that 1t ought nr the sake
If those who suffer from consumption asthma or bronohI-
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! University Herald November, 7, iSl6.
"a RePfnt of the London Edition Of Mr. Maddock's
! 'work on Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma, &c; with
/ Notes &c, by Dir. Chas Greene This Wok will he
found worthy the attention of readers for they may
| learn from it what he expected from this mode o
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sages DR.. NJ is evidently nAh Of considerable intelil
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nay, go further, add say, that fear that the Pro
fesson have not given sufficient attention to this nud
of aevatng the sn1engs Of those laboring under thi
class OF diseases New Jersey Medical Reporter, June
1855.
(From Professor Jas Bryan, Editor Of the "Phadelph
| Medical and Surgica Journal"
CDR. MLpD icKs BOOK Inhalation Is one Of the few
winch have been issued from the English press hi
| subject. Its Republication In this country with tn
jndicinus Notes of DR.. Greene will add tn the medca
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ation as mcns Of treating pulmonary affections Wit
tina addition of modern discoveries in Physiology, th
mode of treating these diseases should have fair trt
and aiouenent made f,n the hng neglect which In
hzlston has tu;ere at the hands Of medical men.
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. D.,
Prof of Surgery in Philadelphia College OF Mcdicin
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NOTICE.

INO INIIs
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made to the next Legislature Of Pesnsyl.
vsnia, at the session Of lS56 for the creation Of
a corporate body, with banking and discountns
privileges, to be called tho "SHAMoKIx BANK"
located at Shamok in;own, Northumberland Co.,
Pa, with a capital stock of Sl5O,OOO. with the
privilege of increasing the samo TO $780, 600 if
necessary.
Shamokin, May 80. lSha.-6m.
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JAMES c.. A Y E R,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BY
weiser K Bruner, Sunbury; Bird John, Shamokin
w Wemer Northumberland; j. F. Csslnw, Milton
and by all Druggists in Northern Pennsylvania.
June %, le55-ly.
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Philadelphia, June %, ls55.--,f.
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aspects Of this truly unfortunate countrycurseA
has been, since its pendence, with civil csseasons
owing TO ons startling facthat all tho Presdent with
some few exceptions, have made IL standing order to
they being the more easily duped. While this exists
he country cannot prosper shut out they arc from
foreign commerce, enterprise aud emigration. They
have many Mexicans Of talent and distinction who from
either visit or residence in the United States have In
cucatsd sire ng feeling Of liberal principles and enlght
~ned ideas. These the 10 place this country
upon proper bess and not those who seek precrment
TOR personal sggrsndsement and "picings sad steal
ings."
II might not DC unpeasing TO the numerous friends OF
FOL O. r. Wbsst TO heer that be 10 on the Rio Bravo In
command Of six hundred Texan rihomen, who, having
volunteered in the liberal cause, IN fcpse FOR the
ty OF the Monteyvmas. God prosper him. wherever he
soes heis rendered his own country sone service in
The "ten,sd Geld, +" andis truly noble splrit.
The stesm frigste Susqnebarna sailed for lslso on
the 18th inst and the French brig OF war 0bgado of
ghtecu Quns COMMANDER Royencoat arrived on tho 9th
met from Mazatisn, ard cleared on the 800 on cruise
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T1st aares end Exhibitions.

BsoABrAY TD1Tfx.--WalIacs's Iotulsr oIsTa Of
"Hlfi'aas" viii b Tepreseutea this cvennEfhs rsn.
oip.l Characters In which viii DO sustained IN Ma
Lorsa PINE, NJ Harrison M BcrAnl, NJ Horncaailo,
sod M. Pyne Ihe eioslag Gesture 2! u. evening rll
b. ihf auunng farce of /" Tie Two BornycasGfs."
BoEEsr TsAnx Tho pisces % 30 perforrasd here
this evening tie drama OF The Kind N.ne,h the
Ms.aere o. kiehfnaiinac, And tho nau,isGl drama
q CoinneA's Son" Ihls prog'smEns csnno. fsil .
benea. Of Mas LouiA Well. beautiful fairy ls;enl
IL ~ PREPARATION.
BvSTos's TmAu,.-1hs evening, . tss ~ a..
nounees, new oonicAiity, snuti.l Ci,o- and Hsr
Nsrlc Cup" being israpsranes Grara, I'll h. Iro.
luccd fcr tie asst tno NJ Bsrtoo " joh as.on AL
csi q The leading artists o. tbs theatre III apshr 70
the - psctve characters. Tie c0uody q fhh hlen
Young Man. viii commences the sBIytalnrnsn is hni
thsy -ilI cIoss with "Ths Wandering klnat-oi.p
VILLAGES Tir,4l1 II. ne DIANA Of he r.s',rs'
ever ngbt being respectable zns hs zuGlses teyh,si
To hs ~ asAlh ,: bEoissse With III .ials ans ;li
Nh y proGuoss viii iaOushssa, Dyv.t, Az NJ.
nysy, u The leading chArscterg.
ElraJroIErAs THEAr1r sasGs' oque,tr,.r ocrsrGsy,
lie 49, of aay IN ths states, y psrorminx hero
ufsi .ea n ~ srosa, sr.l Which Wa Dawes .il,
dsnes and .ha anAeunsns VII close 9TH ils play II
c. aoi Bas I: s' NV W. et .. n s.s. ,:''
As1Ig,s xrv-n--1ls Jiscs. e.lsets1 tor thls sftsr
reos a-e Tho eo1aecista II I1va. ios Fast .ns &C.
farts e. sGbos, iA sJt. q Hn-B" u tss sycaias
T. eeo,, = Asala Bfock. yI HASsv,y = Malsisworih
an NGs Mss.zysr 20 Ensss ao lie aorse1J q Ysl3l
Heat ssvsf Wea yair LADY
WOODS vAfD1Ds--A vsry fns IN a Nero N-lo-
tiss IA s0nounssif or thsssstlfS, Seorze, canpbsp
I'D Herman Staging psxilesss hFostss sy3ss. n
n,sea! rsThon % tls Hunny" I'll Ltriss },
yre1.
IrcTlxvs H1rsSDf nSfesids lie b1F.s4q as oTsrs ~
"C.Bfe9sis,D vth klss Tssaor, the Nsss,t blc6isy
AID FegcIvsl In tie yyn~,sl ehars-ss there on ssa
- 1Asiora rsgrs raeieirs md sxannrnlsl solos.
u. r, Cn.Tr, he Nsyslsor a nsgfs rlnatr,lsy, BAL
arrived 10 thh city via bz t.at sr1s v-vy sua<ssf
ssro celssstiosa In k1a r1adso>. vbsfs be $3.50
sses ia<tssnts V ts iAsgs feryss b 49,, n -
ci.y
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shEsIDZsT from kEv SYpssY.
29uie ~ Las pcr bringing forward courlo 40 o
stockton suitable candidate FOR the Xrov Sothinxs
70 run for PRESIDENT Tey seemed pee I'D With lie
dee thsi there IL single chance Of thr Ccr1mocore D
anne bs.1r pot yp and say n that shouh hsrDen Hev
Jcry would thsr'sfse "a snnsder~< vgshis hs ralted
Sts'es,
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ave bs.a dismissed, .,d other. pu. !. ...t 1. -

have bssa dismissed and others put u vsst n ksr
place. -T-I
ths matter viewed from various points This II -
contendcd b. the speakers, vas q most unfAvsssA1o
time 10 take advantage OF poor men, or eursu tAsAr
wages II the duiiert OF tho rear and bun
ness this season. In particular, unusually dspreas
ed. They could not In consequence OF the scArcty a
work make than three days . week N ayersxa
they were fortunat, II they made 90 mech and hss
the regular rstethat in fourteen shillngs-h would
be but o. 20 = week. And hardly any person would
say that that 10 10 enable them 70 auppsrS
themselves sad families With all nocessaes Of bs
NJ famine press. With These facts before them sal
With no large an amount of poverty among ths absriaG
classes, relying for relief upon tho public bounty, v
not just or humane 70 curtsll US, vhen ys have -
much as ever We os5 d. AZ Sic regular rate 10 keep
shost aud save Ourselves and anil 60 fron bscomlng
burdens on the community.
Ors speaker said-Jt Il true that taoss meschsuSs
cannot well afford 20 give they could year aGox
but 10 also true that they oAsmueh better aaorS g
give than We csn, for earning bu, VERY LITTLE
have hut lttto so aud they o.wAx
moreover 20 consider that when their sps werr rnsLias
great deavhen frriRbts very brisk ami xh-us
did not look FOR advance Lecnuae things 90 sue
vefe content then now, With much or nsariy e
much would keep ourselves snd our amle aupeilel
with on. daily bread II gratifying however, 70
know that all the roat OF tho merchants Neretruo 70
tho dictates 81 humanity and insiceglyng ths wsgea.
70 them their thanks and gratitude due wosh
they loco by IL their business win be done cheaper aaA
better great deal than that of those gcutleueu vhs
have employed persons tho ne ber know nor care
how, they WORK. With akiyen quantity Of our labor 70
70 20 per cent work a b. dore than with n
equal snonnt OF theirs. his consideration, hssiies
that Of careful hard'!nr aud safe ovagc Of goods vM
more than make up tho adherence of two shinss ~
day In the wages IL 10 be hopei that thesc senc-
men, the Messrs. Nelson Son, Durham & pn,on ans
urbUcld Co, would rcoonsdor The matter Snd put
Their old hands again.
vote Of thanks TO The merchant. who arc giving The
wages wN nctt put and carried By acclanAtion afrr
vsrs standing Out for thslr wages, when thu msesS
adjourned.
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Tine BIO irNr OF GoLD ArRIvyD IN ysv Or
igaw.-fts mammoth lump Of geld quartz. recently
funa ~ tsiayerA1 county California ha been received
= New Orleans. The Isory-sHe says Il Weighs lG0x
pounds arcdaros, Is pounds only o. which II quartz
and the rest ~ virgin gold and IL value IA egir1stei
s3s sio II vas trosght 20 New Orleans By gen.le.
Who, having given the aye who found Il tho
sornd Of $40 900 for It. intends taxing 70 Paris
ssIt year. 70 30 exhibited al the great eSpoton 10 b.
he'd there. having been viewed with no i.ts curoH.
y By gree; sumber 81 persona At the 81 Lous Hots
las been placed By rs proprietor for sa.e sseplns p TIE
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BHoeypSg ArFAJE ~ NEw JsEsEY.-A most
shosiing AFFAIR, or rather combination OF horrors,
happened IN Railway on the eth inst. German, named
Anlrev Isler, weeks Eince committed rape upon
little girl, daughter of Mrs Ida Webber living near
turned Tie latter part 81 last week. and On Saturday
aiEht Bs Gre % thc barn og the nothar az D.. victim
which consumed. Warrants we're got out for his
arrest AID Sunday eyonlng be Eas traced to place
o. concettncnt. ~ tho ronent oiEcer u. ". wilht
entered tho dctr tic mia rnb.o wretch shot himself in
the ston eb sDd died Almost instantly II vas found
that be had AGO taken large quantity q arsenic.
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T'.s 1<s..hsrnsn UniDi I~psTos ~ aseis'y 49, a
CsnFa ssssHs ca TEss-,, sssaSas A. ~ AAsAsssAss
Bs,sI, 70 tAs mo essa1s,Gsa tiss es1sEly tAs.
srs's tstv--n sose ~ "a ss< lhsK st,pi0,'~, "a
sisi.oa % ssrs u sft>sss, fsvn rs',tass'' "a .
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As, within Ia "a. ihfss sesss ts1ss a 10 n>sssss
Itiyevressof sos,s s.xsss ksvp rstsce 20 SsSf
,Asir go zoe sslgs :, ~ az. TLs i.t<s f@sss4 -
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10 AIrfrlooN W. NC.

II, ,llg-ng ibs rssaJi u ths meeting Ae!4 = tn
Tai the sieTDoor. fisIH N aha,s 81 t<...,n y
TIC Gu uon Quail
Ata msstiDg q ths eltsn1, mechanics ~ Lorsf, Il
ne city ~ New Yors Assenilsi 81 tle Pa. fer rs
pJrpo.e II sutoars he hon.rals tAras 81 4ktrags
AM Counr.rsn, ahose'h-
That ypar osnsAt4enta, = Uss npuisr >, I've ~ cir
OufAnd, E1Ct 10 uasmorkLE. jour hOuortlls boy.
aslinF Ma. ron ma y Jour rlfcfa csyss hix-
b. Esant vhsT,ly &c ycaf pSliiorsr, css obtain ssi
pgoy rVnt an enable 70 nkEa oufscirts sai
isiaILss without cosng bisFs ycIf k-IJrsbh hoay,
An'roan er.nf Aslisg ehsFi'y ion yos, o. ut,setax
70 he resessliy % bYying While 80 se not afy
70 wgyk tut,x lsbngt c "a -. And ysur y@teasrs
voaE most respectfully asyc I1CD year honcsbs to.iy
ina, yoa forthwith ootarsnce ~ psnins sovn ths
q ~ on Gsy EA aud ias fstpslslaz q Us nss ors
sns wofsh sho rsos' fcsTsetsTy suxscs. he yoyr1
y q eayins cut A. cuts ths prstt " tks kght Ave
me Hanrosd, % vsh % eny e;ksr pubic v0rk. that
yorr bororsbs tcdy msy % ytgf ssegn ihst pFtJsf.
hsanv hisi yosT peuuons-s fugy sntsirs.e tat yc4r
bcnorals hoty si AZ encs rasba sufs tIeYtslts
rect tas v,n;s md nesessiss a. y01f ys,tSnsv sai
thst fAEltss urtl thsy ca cbain mpi9yEsnt. Y0lf
sorpisees With tia atess W. 3Sb Ssies aaar ttos.
sans sho 49, sseA nr tks resgs shsrshy ksy nay
cbAis tfsr tEGy sastsssncs. AID a. q ilfy bossi
ycpr D<'i'l Bers On seer pa.
CSn itgt--ir2aelt ]. islssss, Iscyl11s n Ctrrs,
is.sJb Aa4sy, LSvass yo-ss, J. 21sy AtFsz sren
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Rich style Giro ASSAM Cloths,
Plain and striped De brg", 1877 IT, =
Fig d, striped and rich style plaid DclaineA.
\ larE, and cheap stock of c,licucs, warrant
ed fast colnrs, e. to ia, Gingilums, &c,
lace and needle worked collars sleeves and
clcmiSctts; Swia4 aud cambria cLgng, insert
ing, nonncing and banis "csiory, gloves
cutters boots aud sho IS, polka colts, carpet
bags, Sc.
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For Tie Cecil Wig.
4 AM GollS Away.

] am going away, far away. Oh! these words
Fal drtary and sad on the ear
Dfthosc who are called to part with the friends
With the friends they hold so dear.
Though the tongue may not speak of the sad
ness we feel
Or no tear drop dim the eye, [tcl, "
s.The heart hath emotions no language can
When We utter the last goodbye.
] am going away, but though we must part,
Wherever my footsteps may roam youth,
] shall never forget the sweet scenes of my
Or the joys have tasted at home;
And often in fancy In visit this spot,
And he with you though widely | stray;
l ask but this boon, may not be forgot
When am away, far away.
] am going away, am going away.
To n land where tho weary S at rest,
Said the dying one; there no sorrow OF pain
Shall ever disquirt this breast.
And when am gone may my memory arise
Like the sweet evening star, when the day
Is fast waning, and guide you to that happy
cline
Where none saith am going away.
Chesapeake city, W JENNIE.
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For The Cecil Wig.
Letter to Claribel May.
JANrAnY 18th, 1855.

JANUARY lotn, 1000.
And so Mr.. Elitor, YOU would have me an
swcr my dear FREUD, Clarabcl's letter with
out even seeing it-a pretty story indeed :
Do You suppose deal with the spirits, and
am ore Of tie rapre :, that 7 should stay
away at home here and read letters in your
s0nc'um, In truth not There is no clair
yoyant about me.
But, CLAIR, III direct the lest of my dis
course to you, for my ire is rampant at The
Wing. for not employing extra force in order
to get your letter set up--Ill not speak an
other word with him tonight. Talking Of
spirits Clari, induces me to inquire what you
think of those visitors from that ''bournc
whence no traveller returns" For my part,
] am so unpoetlcal a creature that am con-
tent to lie under the soft impeachment of in
crcdulity regarding the abstruSe science Of
psychology. Those visiting spirits of our
departed great folks, bring, or send, us back,
through their mediums, such silly messages,
that it is enough to make one think that they
only leave this state and go to licavcn-for
they all believe, hail from that celestial
climc--to learn fooliShn. IS. In all conscience
] think they might find folly enough in this
life to satisfy the most inortlinate appetite
for that kind Of felicity.
But nevertheless, tho we be Skcptical, as
to the return of departed friends, from the
spirit land. on a Gossping visit to MS mortals
of this mundane sphere. yet we wot of spirits
located here with us, and, altho' invisible,
the proofs OF their existence are so conclusive
that their presence Is undcniahlc. The most
distinguished among these unsubstanlial
forms are Friendship, Lore, aud Truth, who
Often meet us by the
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LOOK HERE!

y oyogt.D The undersigned abo ut to
1sASss< S~s) discontinue business in the
A11S--ssgg ,ss.:@.stown Of Elkton, offer their
entire stock at greatly reduced prices. 1t
consists Of Clocks, Watches, Gold Chains,
Spoons, Ladies', Spectacles, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger do, and all articles of Jcwclry,
Cutlery, &c. Persons III want Shall not leave
on account OF the price Of the goods. II you
want bargains, call soon, as VIC are determin
ed to close up the concern as soon as possible
0yAll persons indebted to the firm will
please make immediate payment, and all hav-
ing claims against the same, will present them
Tor settlement. G. NJ. MUNSON u BRO.
EIkton. IanuarY l3tf
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STOTE, TIN T. SHEET-iRON WARE
MANDATORY:

IN PORT DEPOSIT. The subscr Der invites his
L friends and the public generally TO call and cx-
anime his assortment of Stoves, Tin and Shcet-iron
Ware at the Old stand, one door south Of tho Hay
Scales in Port Deposit The assortment is extern
sive and various. consisting i'll part Of the follow
ing
Clinton Air-tght Cook stove. Union of the States
do, Lcfell's Double Oven do, Blue Ridge air-Iight,
coal or wood; Virginia a. t. Cook for cod wood;
Green Mountain II. t: Improved Complete; Cooks
Church Stoves; Union Il. t; s sizes of plate stoves;
ll0t-air Parlor Oxen.
COAL STOVES Columbia Crate, Cannon stoves.
sizes; Coal basis "a t. sizes; Stanley coal burn
ers; several kinds of Radiators; all OF which will
sell ON reasonable terms.
ROOFING AND SpuUTING and all kinds of
jobhins dGnc on short notice.
Nov Is i'm ROBERT ClIRISTY
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ieHre scholar, thinker, brilliant and m
tcrcsting conversationalist, the most a'trac-
tive Of all other qualities. as well as a plod-
ding ACTOR? If you can believe these things
things well nigh incredible, | must confess
and in the intense language of Ruth say to
the rustic farmer, .whitIcr thou gocst | will
go, and where thou iodgcst will lodge: thy
people shall be my people. and thy God my
God. Where thou diest will die, and there
will I've buried: the Lord DO SO unto me and
more also, i on9M but death part thee and
me-" then indeed arc You verify to he the
mother Of Il WASuiN,iToS. BEAU ESPRIT
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New lI,MrsHiEE PoLITIcs Manchester.
Jan. IS. The Know Nothing State Couvcn-
ton met here yesterday. when the following
nominations were made: Rev John Moore
Il Univcrsalisi preacher OF Concord, for Gov
crnor; Frank II. Lyiord. Rail road Commits
inner: Elder Pike. Il Methodist minister, for
Congress- from til. first district; Mason W.
Tappan. of Bradturtl from the second district;
\. il. Cragim, of Lebanon, from the third
district. Mr.. Tappan is II irccsulcr.
CoNcoRp, Jan 1S.-Thrrc is considerable
excitement and amusement here owing to the
discovery of the ttct that Mr. Moore
nominated by Tie Know = otlings for Cover
nor. is Ineligible. as the Constitution rcIui-
res Il resdcncc ii seven years. whereas the
candidate moved into the STATE within five
y ,ars.