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GT !. J. sTINE.
Written at the Grave Of Re, J. McGNSts in tire Pres
byterian Graveyard, ShippensbUrg. Pa.
Is this his resting place? Does he,
The faithful minister lie here?
y grave, simple stone see,
But where is he, oh, where is he,
Ii estimation held SO dear2
Twas on q Sabbath morn that he
Pass'd from this world of sin away;
And ever since that morn, to me,
More weaned from earthly vanity,
Thrice holy is each Sabbath day.
The Sabbath sun is in the West, ..
And here he leaves his parting ray;
1t fingers here to make me blest,
A harbinger of that sweet rest
To which my soul would haste away. ,
The evening zophyrs sigh along,
And sweetly as they pass, die out;
The birds carol their evening song,
And notes Of praise to HIM prolong
Whose angels guard this grave about
All, who is here Il turn me round,
Half startled, bat am still alone;
heard no voice twas but the sound
That angels made, here gathering round
This simple monumental stone
And still methinks lie should be here,
Ny best Of earthly friends bat no:
The grave has nothing bright nor dear,
And angels whisper :" he's MT here;
Thou lOok'st for such as he too low"
The setting sun casts his last ray
Of brightness up; the zephycs even
IN sweetness as they die away, ...
And singing birds, all seem to say:
Expect to meet thy friend-in heaven. .
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ONE OF THE CIGARS.

A New York physician tells US the fol-
lowing story, which we feel safe therefore
as endorsing for fact: ..-
Two or three years ago, Spaniard from
Cuba came to this city to be treated for
disease of the lungs. He came to DR.. NJ,
described his symptoms, and put himself
in the Dr's. hands. ... a-..-
Well said the Doctor, If | undertake
your cure | shall be obliged to impose one
condltion-and that is rather hard one
for you to comply with"
'What is i,!' asked the Cuban.
That you entirely stop smoking until |
give you leave to resume
'NeVer! I'd rather let the thing kill me.
What pleasure is there in life if one can
not smoke!'
y The doctor was q smoker himself and
felt some sympathy. So he said:
Well, perhaps this is beyond YOUR
power. But you must solemnly promise
me TO smoke but one cigar day, Or will
not undertake your case
81. The Cuban promised; it was his onRy
chance. Four or five days afterwards the
doctor thought he would call upon him as
ne passed his house, and thus save him
walk to the office for the day. He walk
edup pstairs--knocked-'C Come in'-behold
the Cuban with a Cigar about g inches
long and proportionate thickness! He
confessed that he had that brand made to
order for hlm-but, said he:
Doctor, | smoke but one day, as
promised s. ..a tG.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
NJ. M. FAXON'S

attachment Of Tuicanized h1dia RNdder
Spring TO the Tubes Of Grain Drills.
riE undersigned having perfected an arrangement for
the attachment Of Gum Spring Ia lRe Tubes and
Drag Bars Of Grain Drills is happy 10 infO<m Farmers
and all others interested in the growing Of Wheat and
other grains, that he is prepared TO furnish GRAIN
DRILLS with the above article attached al the shortest
notice. his Foundry in McVeytown, Pa. Seeders have
become almost indispensable article to the Farmer,
and be will ind that the attachment Of the Gum Spring
will enhance its value least onchalf All the deten
ton and trouble caused by the breaking Of wooden pins
Is entirely done away with by this arrangement and
boy, perform nearly double the labor that he
could under the Old plan, with much greater ease both
himself and horses, There need be fear Of The Spring
breakng for If there article that will neither break,
rot, out, The Gum Spring that article, and
hazard GoEhing in saying that my Grain Drill is the
pest in construction most economical in performance,
and therefore the durable offered the agri
cultural public. The feed is arranged that il will
|, Il, /, II, and bushels per Persons desiring
for the coming seeding requested 70 send in their
orders early possible. Direct to McHeytown, Mif-
fin county, Pa, +. G. FRANCISCUS, LewistowH
Il. l.. FAXON Holidaysburg Blair CO., Pa; BOYER &
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who authorized TO act
agents. and from whom any further information may beob
aimed
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment, $75. Far
mers who already have drills, have them altered and
the India Rubber Spring attached for from $40 $l5
9jrAIl branches of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS still
carried on, for which orders respectfully solicited.
NJ. Nj. FAXON.
AcVeytown June 10, 1856.
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"WOOD. NYMPH,"

The Dusts Of the three great American staeSmcn Clay
Webster and Calhoun Also, the exquisite Ideal Bust,
SPRISG-ApolIO ard Diana in marble, life slze-togeiher
with The following Groups and Statues in Carrara mar
Bile, of the Struggle for the Heart; PenMs aud fpPl
Psyche; Nogdalcn: Child ot the Sea: EnOcenes Captir
Bird and Little TruGnt with numerous works in
Bronze, aud collection Of several hundred
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FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
Twenty-eIghth of January, '57,

by leading artists. The whole Of which be dstri
bued allotted among the subscribers whose
received previous to the
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DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
TELEGRAPH.
The Daily Telegraph.

NOTWITHSTANDING the rnnrors spTeld hy po-
- iuiai opponents that ti- pAILY TELEGRAPH would
be discontinued after the e!ettIon. Ia the
public that shall orly continue its pu6iicalirn
but II shall be done with ed aud deterIuira
ton To- meet the public expectations and wants. The
publishers viii spare labor expense 10 make it
paper rminenty worthy of the capital OF Pennsyiyauia
and which should be found every iireslde in
Borough
The DAILY TELEGRAPH viii contain the latest news
received by Magnetic Tel graph and Mails. We shlli
give particular attention Local Department, aud
endeaVor to make the Reports full and interesting
possible. The Editorial Department will be under the
management Of able and experienced gentlemen ~ hn
upon all questions affecting the public will express their
opinions fairly and freely. Our next legislature VIII be
entrusted with several important duiirsthe election Of
United States Senator The election 0f Treasurer
The apportonment Of the state Gc,-whC will make
the proceedings unusually Interesting and important
The ELEGR viii Ice able present This and all other
news uanSpifug the State Capital much sooner and
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The West Branch Insurance Go.
OF L0Ck HAYEX. Pa.

Il NSURES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
+ / chandisc, Farm Property, and other Build
ings, and their contents, at moderate rates.
"a DIRECTORS.
Hon. John J. Pearce, Hon, c. c. Harvey,
Johu g. Hall, T. T. Abrams,
Charlie 4. Mayer, D. X Jackman,
Charles Crst, W. White,
Peter Dickinson, Thos. Kitchen
Hon G c. HARVEY, Pres
s T, r. ABRAMS, Vice Pres
TItos. Kitchen, sec'y. -r
y REFERENCES.
Samuel Fl, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, D. D.
"a. A. Wlnegardner, VIM Vanderbilt,
D.. A. Mackey. VIM. Fearon,
"A. White, DR.. ]. S. Crawford,
James QIssle, A. Updegraf, ..3
Y gohn ". Maynard, James Armstrong,
Hon Simon Cameron Hon. VIM. Bigler.
L%Agent for Mifln county, G.. W. STEW
ART, Esq. ap17
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ESA waggish spendthrift sad-"Five
years ago was not worth cent in the
world; now see where | am through my
own exertions."
"Well, where are you!"
"Why | owe more than three thousand
dollars"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-27

ES-A young lady, returning late from
the Opera, as it was raining, ordered the
coachman TO drive close to the sidewalk,
but was still unable to step across the gut
ter.
i can lift you over it, said coachey.
''Oh no. said the sweet miss, Il am too
heavy .....-
Lor MISS replied John, Il am used to
lifting barrels of sugar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
DIR. S'rRONG'S

pgCgGRAL eIDNlAlM PILLS,
A Remedy for Coughs, Coils, coforrh, Bym- ehifis,
Group, whooping Cough Asthma, Consumption, Ner-
Diseases. Dyspepsia, Cosveness, Eryspcas. Dis
ease Of the Heart Inflammation and Pain 10 the Chest,
Back and Side and all diseases arising from dersng.
81 stale Of the Stomarh aud 10 relieve The distress aud
bad feeling from eating loo hearty food, in weak sud
d,spcpiic habits. o. Warranted 10 be purely We
gefable.
These Pills act as an Expeciopnt, Tonic, and Ape.
RENT One IS box possesses three times pow
or cure diseases than dollar bottle Of any oiihs
Ssrups. Dasams, saisapaIas that we're ever made.
aud simPie trial Of only one box will prove this in-
prriant truth.
They promote ExpectOratt0n. loosen
the Phlesm and clear the Lungs and other Secreiory
Organs Of al morbid matter. and there il other
mejy 10 the whole Maters Medica capable % impsn.
ing such healing pIopere. the Lungs pnd Vital o.
gans these Pills. They cure Costly encss,
produce good. regular Appetite and Strengthen the
system. Price IS cents per box, containing rs doses
Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get TIC
Planners Almanac gyaiis, giving full particulars and
certificates Of cures.
Both kiads Of the shove named Pills foI sale IN
Hsbotoueh hy DENNIS HEAR1"r; and al Chapel
HILL ~ Il. b. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
Of Dr. speneers Vegetable Pills and Dr. Hull's CeIe-
hsted Pills. which stop the Chils and Fever the first
day and Do not scken The stomach operate on The
bowels.
August 30. 00-iy
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JUST RECEIVED
TWO Dozen God Liver OIL
L JAMES WEBB.
March Goth. lsb5. --s7
DIR. STRONG'S 81
Compound SaRasiye fills.

rsNIIESE Pillsarc entirely HgefoJe, and are most
\ superior Medicine in the cure Of all Bilious Con..
plants, Chiis and Ftrtr, DgspiPsia Cosfiptness.Li
rer Complaint, JGandicc, Sick Htadaehe, Screjah,
nall Rheum. Fepes 81 all kinds, Loss 81 ATpetie, Gu.
structed and Painful MensAaafioa, aud ~ lingering
diseases.
As Fdmalc Medicine they art like charm; and
when taken according the directions, they TAIL
10 cure the worst Of Piles, after all oer 70.
medies fail.
They partly the blood, oquaze the circulation, res-
tore the Liver Kidneys, and other Sccretpi Organs to
a healthy tone aud action; and as an Anti Bilious fa-
mily Medicine, they have no equal. Price rs cents
per bog.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers are now receiving and opening /
L large and varied stock Of New
faIl ano Glllatrr e5ooOs,


which they offer on reasonable terms.
Il is impossible, in advertisement, 10 enumerae oil
The articles 10 which they would cali attention, but they
have FOR LADIES,
Sold English and French nerinos,
Black. Striped. Plaid and Mche Antique Silks,
All Wool Dcl.aincs Solid and Faucs,
Mouselinc Del4anes,
New Winter Bonnet Ribbons,
Grass Buds, Wheat and Velvet Leaves for Trim
ming Boancis,
Velvet siorie Antique Trimmings,
Mnhair Head Dresses,
Philadelphia Shop-hiade Shoes,
cloaks, Mandaa, 'falnns and Sha~ls.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
0velcoats Of all grades,
Black and cniored Frock Coats,
Plush and Cul Nese; Vests,
Learys Ventilated Dress Hats,
solid and Fancy Cassiners,
India Rukher Goats and Pants,
Gloves Socks, Ties, &c.
Their stock Of Kescys, Blankets, Ilais AMI Shoes
was selected with great care end will compare in quail
ity and price with any in the mad et.
j. e. TURRENriNE & son.
0ctnbeI Q. g.
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P PATENT
DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

DOOR AND GATE SPRING.
QlCH'D w. INMAN, from sheffield, England, man
~ uiactuler of Inmas Patent Door and GatssSprng,
TO whirh was awarded the irst Premium q, the Words
Fair 10 London. 1851 announces thai be has consiu-
ted Mr.. James Webb, j.. his sole agent for the county
Of Orange. State Of North Carolina. For neaness sim.
picy, full performance Of all i is intended 70 do iis
exceeding usefulness its durability and It's cheanes, il
certainly takes lis position in the front rank Of modern
inventions.
We do not intend to puff; single examination vii
convince the judgment 81 liz utility. i.s
K. w. INMAN.
January 9. To-
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a NEW
Man Of North Carolina.

k'HE undersigned preparing, and will publish,
soon as the necessary Surveys &C., eau re oliain-
ed, New, Large, and Compute Mar OF NoHrn "a.
RoLISa. Eve feet ~ ihier, vel ensrI,eI aud finished
ia the lest style.
Il Il admitted all Sides thai such work Is crea,
desdrratum III Stale. ind il i ia ,gaenre II
toe frequent inquiries his snlec thai Tue under.
signed nave embarked ii the enterprise.
The oniy attempted work his Lid is thai Of Ne.
Rae, pubiishri b. 1879; and since ihcn the coluiies
Towns Roads aid Pos;oii,rs have increased il MIN.
Ter. md a our works 81 Inerna improvements, with
small exceptions keen SCI On foot.
u Il inltnded thai the Nes Map. nov proposed 10 II
Published. shall contain aeslslty laid down. 81 The
Asiuril Features u tile state die lnies, HarbJr.
sounds. Lake.. Rivers. Creeks. Mountaias. &c.
Also abe pubic improvement. and artificial Divisions
The Rtifoals. Plank Rold-. Cnanlirs, Count, Town.
Posi-oees Ciiirs Villages. Posi-Ioads snd Canals,
Colleges, Academies, Sc. sc.
The MaPwil he ready b the sumner u 1855.
WILLIAM b. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEakCE.
TERMS:
III Dest style, Gilt Rollers, abd First Imprss.
sioas. SO co
IN psiu style, Black Rollers, 6 20
Information from any source, and which may he 81
service IL Tasing The work. viii be thankfully fe.
eeiteI. Allrommunica,ioas should lc sddrts- ri IL
VA. b. COOKE.
Raleigh. August, 1854. 50-
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BRANDRE1'Iis PILLS
NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 hs Faesl,y and TRUSTEES 81 Srhoos md Iallsrvs!
GsSrttsgS The undersigned sic preparing large
and handsome Map Of the State aud Gazelleer 10 ar
company H. We wish 10 have ensmsinss II tie Pub.
lie Buildings. Collrges anil Acalsnies 10 emleIlis The
GaEslleef and the borders of ihe Msp. This plan will
give pgbleiiy % your Institution as well =. show What
our state i doing. We will therefore. n.tu IN tle
Gazeiirsr. an engrssng d your building. il sou will
Iuftis u with ihe drawing.-yOu paving iie sxpsnse
% The psie. ~ which sou eau hssc duplicate siefr0.
type lliif tur your Circulars. al. Aud sou viii psy
Tie expense oi cBEavina will also hste The Bull.
ding lie Mar border. which wI lie IN advertisement,
iof 81 lime 70 romr Ifyoa all sead us Wfillea De-
scfpon 4 your co,se. % sfhoal IL nime, Iocalian.
faculty, trustees. lrrns Ac viii n.cti i u The a..
yeteer ee ofehitae se,er1I Institutions have already
done -. but We want all ~ The state.
iey llespectiuily your obeiisni SERVANTS.
MN. D. COOKE, R1lni,
SAMUEL. PEARrE. Hakborouah.
Address WA. y. Cooke, II Raleigh. Nc.
Jnnr u, 1875. 9s-
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AUTUMN SALES.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
rcPogrgRs AID WHOLESALE DEALERS ].

81 EN LACUN = W EDDEl1lI,
nPogrgRs AID WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign AMI DoRsstic Dry Goods,
As IS an ~, SIsAsnHs ssHEEr,
PETERSBURG, VA.
WE arc aow psepsTei 70 exhjl ~ the Merchants
W u YHzia.s AMI Meth Caiohas, allfge and galn-
manning s;osN Of
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
Hadag Psfcss-,d iarsriy Il faAyT WooLfys earl,
10 Iaae Vie can der g5sIs see prices cllnot fail
- css8nsa4 ilieHa1r.
O.a: or ara MI te.alia ID yew Yors during lie
sc4sga, III sat3daare Il i.s
AreTI0N SALES,
end fEW fl.n5 Shiny new and Bofel, Is / may he
Iectf.l ~ las ste4iy s.fllsers ffam Europe.
Msfislt. h1a.s cOmlti!, y competition 70 tuy al
TE. LOWEST GAEkET RATES,
will Gal or siffs SOD prize. sgt vii cnse them to
rsmpss sussessially vii l0st eaJ purchase ~ North
ara mstksis.
STEVENSON s wEDDELL.
Petsr.bltg. W.. ssp,. 1ib, ls,5. o.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

READY MADE CLOTHING
EgAylEG made arrangements with one Of the bes,
: Il man.faciories of Clothing in this Country who
impsH their goods enabled 10 offer an assot-
ment Of superior aad make Of Goats, Pants, Vests,
,ercoats shirts aad Collars Stoeks Cravats and eye-
" thing ~ genilemen's wear at reasonable prices.
JAMES WEBB.
October 8, 1855. -
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C0ME Ut LAST!

W Az IL - = - IL -
Z Al row il receipt Of LARGE and WELL. Sc
= LEIiED stock oi Fall and Winter Goods, which
determined 10 sell at reasonable prices. Below
give few leading stitches
5000 yards Of C3:cocs, al grades;
1860 yards Of sliPet checked, llaid, and solid col
ored Mopsliae &c LANES;
French aud English Merinos, assorted eolon;
CotArsh Cloths;
MohaiT Debase, i1r hiding dIesses;
Black, figured, and plain E.ck AIpacas;
Black, figured, AMI PLAIN hllrk silks;
Black Mof!e Antique six, Tor dIesses n,id Ia.nlas;
Plaid, checked, sud plain cVoIel Saks;
White snd Black six Laces;
hofie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gallons sad Chaps, Of all colors, iur trimmings;
Black aud colonel Cloihs for making clo-ks. &c.
call particular attention 10 my sleek OF goods for
Acn and Boys wear, Icing much larger than usual,
comprising IN part,
Keuiocks !eAas; Ernine Cloth DiasonalTweeds;
Black ans eelorei Salinett.
Bi,cs Doessin Cassimeres. Of all prices;
PsncY and lain ealored Cassimeres;
5O90 y'ds Of hleached and uuh'eacaet Cotton c!oths
Fine lack aud colored Glolhs;
He'd and White Fhnres ii I'll grades;
LiRseys, Of al qaai'ies;
Linen and Cotton Table Cloths;
Aprcn S.erks; bed Ticking;
Negro end Bed Blankets some very fne;
Ladies Collars, Sleeve Culs 4ul Chemiseiis, French
worked hands:
Idsh Linens, Of al qualities;
BIi!iiants, for Gnderlfesses;
Jaeoner, checked, striped figured, and plain Swiss
Muslin;
great s.riety u Gloves, tOr ladies, gentlemen and
children;
Ladies' and liens Ruaher OSer.shoss;
Mems Buffalo Oyef.shoes;
SCHOOL BOOKS always on hard.
4 large lut Of Fine Gisns. II ne mos, approved
trsU1s; smoking AMI CheHing tobacco Pencil Sharp,
catts; SpFinas; ASlesi Mos, psl,e,n Canvas; 6il
Carstng HoIse Ceillr.; iisnps Ssddletags; Coach.
C5al,. ad Ilpan Yarnstt; PANT aud Vanish Brush.
e.; ha-eyi ,ui I'fain Oil, Casing Grind sloads
l-aa-inzz: &c.
40 o;ths above. end ans hing usually kept in a re-
taii siaie csn * .sunl al LANES NEBBS.
OcioteI -. TO-
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOW AVS PILLS

WHY ARE We SICK!
lr has been the lot Of The human 10 be weighed
down by disease aud suffering. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted the relief OF the Weak,
The Nervous, the Delicate, and The nrm, Of all cmes
ages, sexes and constitutions. Professor Holloway per-
sonay superiniends the manufacture OF his medicines in
the United States, and offers them free and enight
ened people, the hes; remedy the world for
the removal Of diseases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined TO operate
the stomach the liver The kidneys the lungs the skim
AMI the bowels correcting any arrangement in their iune
lions. Purifying the blood, the very fountain Of liz, and
thus curing disease in oil lis forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half The human race have taken these Pills. Il
has been proved in all parts Of the world, that nothing
has been found Equal them in of disorders OF the
liver dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally. They
soon givs healthy tone 10 these organs, however much
deiansed, and when all other means have falled.
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many Of The most des,otic Governments have opened
their custom houses the Introduction Of these Pills,
that they may become the medicine Of the Masses Learn
ed Colleges admit that this medicine il the best remedy
known for persons Of delicate health, or where the
system has been impaired its inysorang properties
never fail 10 afford reIe
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female, young OF old, should be without this celc-
hrled medicine Il coueSts and regulates the monthly
courses at all periods acting in many cases like charm.
Il Is also The best and safest medicine that he gwen
70 chdIen Of all ages and for any complaint, conse-
qGenlly no family should be without il.
Iiosoways PAs are he Best Kennedy knoicn in The
woria for Me fotouiag Diseases.
Asthma, Debility, Iown'ssofSpiri,s.
Bhwelcompliinis, Fever and Agne, Plies,
Coughs, FemIiecomplants, stone and Gravel
Colds. Headaches Secondary Symp-
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms,
Costiseness, Influenza. iencfcal Alice
Dyspepsia, Inflammation. lions,
Danlipa, Inward Weakness, Worms, Of all
DIopsy, Liver Complaints, kinds.
- Sold al the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, New York. and eli Strand, Lonion.
and BY ali resPe table Druggists and Dealers in Me,-
zines throughout .heU ntedSlars and the civilized VOL
il boxes al rs cents, c.! cents, and 81 each.
~, There i . considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
\. b. Directions for the glsnce Of patients 10 eve
~ disorder affixed 10 each Box.
September IS. 7--12m