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My heart is leaning to thee, old friend,
From the bleak New England hills,
Aud through the mist o! tho ti"glins SHOWS
Aud over inc iruz2n ritS;
The fields are white rs an lM!ant's s!'roud,
And the days are cold and drcar, [houGhs
AID The shrek Of the blast in the naked
Is fearful sound to hear.
But far, far Off in the mi!der South,
In the land OF the bloom and bee,
Aud of noble men that never again
May open their hearts to me,
Isa gcntler breeze aud IL hlucr Sky,
The stars have ~ swccter ray,
And the nights Of the ballny ''in,er-tine
Show SOFT as an april day.
] think Of the pleasant paths, old fri cRd,
trod in summer, with thee, wood,
Through the rustling maize and the dark old
And under the stately tree;
They are gone, all gone and nausht remains
But the scent Of wi:hcrcd rose,
Ysl my heart is leaning to thee, old friend,
From til. foot Of the Northern SHOWS.
Pit alone in my silent room,
in the moaning and dark ieht-hours,
Aud dream " .su woUds and Tho messy hills.
hnd vrarn for the time Of flowers;
Aud Thought COOS wandering far away
10 the land OF The bird and bee,
Aud the leniy paths of the wilderness,
That ruvcd, Old friend, with thee.
Few harl;s may traverse the tataful deep,
With white sails side by side
The talror Of black Typhoon will blow
While asundcr in tears We ri'sc Ibrnn
Eut what Though garments are drenchcd in
And shattered both helm and mast.
II our teet from the wr.ckiul strand go up
IL the Amaranth Hills at last, 7. IL.
LEc4fsid Conn. Ftbruqry, 1857
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py OLIVIER GnInSNifn

Oh water fl mc bright water 70! me!
Ana VINE fpr Ihe ,rcmulous dsb.uchv".
IL rooeth the brain it couleth The brain;
h,l m.nch th~ iAimt ono strong again,
/, cores DER the scIsc like trcgse from tho SEA-
All freshness like infant purity.
ga ia e bright water, for luo for INC
Give ninc-sivc wins TO the debaucAee
FIJI to tho brim ill to the hrm.
l,,t the flowing crystal kiss the rim;
Puaa from its depth. sparkling .ui blue,
Asa ny hai.d is sts.iy, my eye is true;
y water bright water : 4 nine OF wealth
Aud the buons il yc.dc;h arr vi ;or and health
So water, pare water for nc, tor no.
AID wine for the trsinalous deGaucncc
Fill again to the brm az in TO the b,im
ihe wafer .ha, stierg thcheth liz, AID limb,
r" she days Of the aged it ad !cth ergth,
To the might Of tho strong il a ldcth strength,
il frs,hers tho heart. it bril- htcAs the sight.
lis like aunifins goblet o morning i. III,
I water II drink BAT thee but thee.
thou parent Of health ana energy,
When DER the hl, Ike 4 sIad ON? bride,
Mrang walks forth in hsr D.auty'. pride,
.''t leading band Of Ianghins houls,
E'' sns The dew .ryin tho early NVHels
- 'herrily III en- MY voice is hcar.i,
hingling wth that OF ,ha singing bid.
Who t!ingttL ahfaid his ma ms loud.
AZ he frashcns hi, wing in thu wat,ry cloud
l"' When evening has quilted her shelterng y.v
Irov'i'y yins and weaving ancw,
Her dn.ly mcshes or laud sea,
low gently, OH Sleep fiji thy popp;cs on me:
for drink water. pure cold aud bright,
And my dreams of Heaven the lye-Ioug nigh;
60 hnrrah for thee Water, hurrlh hurr,h
thou art silver and goli ihou art ribbon and star
HUrr'h for bright water hurrah hGrraA.
hid!s Pmrcacse, Mt.,
Isl mo-, 1914, la51
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I)I4,NTIST

NEWARK, nEL.--..s mary persons arc not
7 ware OF III. time necessary to perform <Es--,
pert operations IN the Dental art. | think>fIID
it VA justice 70 those n; distance, who
may contempt tie visiting me. well as 10 myself.
to thus pubicly suggest to ouch the propricty Of
Timely Informing me 81 mail or otherwise to that
eiisct | request this as favor more especially
whore the operations required are of such nature
as to render them necessarily lengthy sufficient
time can then be reserved for sush special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
l.. W. HAINES, D. b. s.,
juno II, '56--Iy* Newark, Del
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IMPLICATION OF Members OF CONGRESS
IN CoRnuPrIoN.-Ths Troy Wing says -
1--WE are in the receipt of a private letter
from Washington Deb. q, in viii CHI orr in
formant gives the names Of five Congressnen
who have been implicated by the invcstiga-
tons Of the Corruption Committee. Four of
these are members from New York, repre-
scnting constituencies west ef Albany, the
remaining Que from Illinois. and all Eopub,
icsDs
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A e. Il ID.

TTTEIE undersigned, having entered in
L Co-Partnership for the practice Of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
huRincss as may be entrustt d to them
OHce opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always be found dur.
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN \. J +. CRESWEI,E.
Dec 81 II
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WV I'lYNgEY EWING.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW Having returned
II from the West, ard permanently located
in Elkton, will gire prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
CvOfficc- with Hon Ale xander Evans.
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WILLIAM TORBERT.
HIS OPENED
SPRING DRY GOODS.

DRESS Silks. Chally dc Laincs, Bcreg-s,
~ Lawns, Prints. jaconets. Camhrics. Main
socks Linens. together with full line of
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROlDERILS.
Worked Collars, Sleeves. Hankfs Bands
Edgings and Inscrtngs, &c. silk Mitts, bcs,
quality Kill Gloves, Lace and Love Wells, Itln
and English Grapes, &c.
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
&c. may 10.
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Office.

NOtlCCs
4 III persons having Administration o
LAGuardian account to settle with tho Or
plans Court OF Cecil G. unity are requested t
file thoir vouchers in the Register Of Will
Office at least ten days previous to the NEE
ing ofthe! said Court.
REUECS D. LAMAR,
Sept. II 1870, Register,
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ALEXANDER EVANS.
RII\IOV Al ,
DENTAL N0TIrE.

~ n. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this town, tenders his pro-
.~Sfessional services to the citizens OF
TrrB Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, MAY 5--tf.
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ATS-Hll ck Cashmere Hats, from 81 to
l. l. 81 on; Black Hungarian from 81. rs TO 81 co.
Brown Panan do, Ctelt) Pearl. Cashmere, Hun
ga,ian, Boys' and Children FLATS from 62t cents
to 81 25,re,e ed this w.sk nd for sale by
Sept IL II L MAY.
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,5AS. r. THcdJ5'E.E(hTG CHI.

A TTORNEY AT Law and Solicitor. in
L n Chanccry .--Office under the "Howard
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
ElktCr. March 10, lS55-tf
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NEW FALL GOODS.-Just received and
~ opened II splendid assortment Of Mems
and Boys Wear, Clothing. Boots, Hats and
Gaps aad for sale by
ALDRIDGE & GRANT.
Oct. Nm.
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DLANiSIlED WARE.-.lust received is store
J. beautiful assortment of planishcd Ware. com
prising in part. Coffee and Tea Pots Chatting
dishes, FlIid Lamps &c Also, Albata Tin and
Table Spoons. For sale by
Oct lth. STABLES < CANrwELL.
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UNDRIES-Cranbcrrie Zants Currants;
~ Preserved Citron Superior Buckwhcat
Flour; Corn Meal; Wheat Flour; first rate
Goshen Butter, 1T the Dry Goods Store of
Dec 10. T.. BROWN, JR.
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= 900 YARDS PRINTS. selling of cheap
%,COO the most Of them warranted fast
coIors, by WIN. T0RBERT.
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DELEGATED TO EDWIN WILMER, Esq, or
PORT DEPOSIT, Np.
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VICTOR PARLOR.-The great extent Of H.
Y dating fues under this stpTo very efficient
heater, and it stands lnrivalloi by amy stove Of
the kind for use in parors, halls stores Offices
For sale by STAPLES 4 CANTwELL.
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Written for Tho Cecil Wing.
A temperance NaaEA's Song.
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CELF-lIEATING SMOOTHING RON.-They
- combine economy and convenience, saving oi
labor, noatncss and despatch; an article which
should be ia the hands If every family Ono cents
worth of charcoal is ample fuel for days ironing
For sale by STABLES 4 CANTwELL.
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nlisesllal,rcns 1Drrrtisrmruts.

| 4 large aud well selected stock of wool and
n felt Hats for men, boys and children also
| cloth caps. for sale by K. F. MAY
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BLANKETS Fine largo ribbon bound bod
~ Blankets fine cradle and crib Blankets and
horse blankets, just received and for salohy
Sept ID K. L. MAY.
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HDss. j. s. SITES
r. Coke G,aZicr.
FOR SALE.

ENOUR, MEAL AND FEED of various
Il kinds and qualities, very low for cash;
opposite Joseph Tayldr'a Hotel and adjoin
ing James llaasch's Leather Store. by
JOHN MATTHEWS.
ElktGh, April l2--lf.
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A LII Wool De- anas, Coburs Cloths and Alpaeas
~ in variety, for sale by X. T. MAY
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Original }'ostrn.

Writ. Ill for Tbs Cecil Wing.
A GrceaiGe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
unlted States senator's.

PUssYLyAsn.-Thc Hon. Simon Cameron wa.
elected on The first ballot over John W. Porney. ID,
Democratic nominee. The vote stood. Cameron 81
Forney s.. Poster 7. NJ. Cameron has beiore been
IL The SENATE, and sustained high reputation. n,
then belonged % The Democratic party.
MiCnieIs.-- Zsehsrish Chandler, has been eho.
sen by the Republicans Of Michigan 10 replace Gen.
Lewis cass IN ihe United States Senate or sir wear.
from the 4,h d March neIt. Ne Is merchant oI
Detroit, and jealous politician. lie vas The whis
candidate for governor n Michigan il 1852 but w..
seaisn y The Hon. Robcn Meclelsnd, the present
Secretary Of the Interior
Nissouat-The Hon. Jame. r. Green. Democrat,
has been elected fof the short Term. The yoe STOOL
,or Green %, Benton %, Ksnnsu s..
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D. i A. "A.
The bill providing for the election OF judges by ths
was laid on the table.
The bill to incorporate the Aibemarle oouthefn
Railroad Company was taken up and passed It's second
and third readings.
The bill to incorporate the GarYsburg and windsor
Railroad company, and the bill to incorporate me
Southern Airline Railroad Company, Also passed inc
second and third readings
Monday, January ~.
The Senate was thinly attended in consequence Of
the inclemency of the weather.
The bill for the extension o. the Western North
Carolina railroad was considered IN committee Of me
whole, and the amendments offered BY MI. Houston
were adopted. Other amendments were made and
the bill was reported to the Senate, with RECOMMEND
dation that Il do pass The bill was pat on It's second
reading in the Senate, and passed-yeas ~ nays 10.
A bill to incorporate the town Of Grahanh passed
its second and third readings.
In the House, the bill to incorporate the Rocking
ham coal6cds Rsilroad Company was the order Of tho
day. TWAS advocated by Messrs. Settle, CALDWELL
Scales and Ogburn, and opposed BY Mr.. Long II
passed The second reading BY yeas ~, nays ~.
Tuesday, January 70.
In The Senate, the bill TO incorporate the Bank Of
Goldsbcrough. was taken up, and on motion OF Mr.
Wilder, was laid on the table,
The bill 10 incorporate the Bank Of lincolnton was
put on lis second realizing, and after some debate, the
bill was rejected-yeas u, nays 20.
/ VI. al xkaEft l.
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Qillsbaruugh gftprher.
Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar
dams of our Liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. C.
wednesday, January %. 1851.

.B- We tender our thanks to those Of our suhscri'
hers who have forward and paid up their arrcar-
ages, But many have not made it convenient to call
upon us and we cannot call upon them, we shall Of
necessity have to employ agents the constabes
in the several neighborhoods to whom we must pay
commissions, and We hope our demands will be met
with so much promptness that no other expense will
be incurred. A very little reflection will show to al
who are in that the Printer must have money
and especially does he need it at this season of the
year; hope, therefore, that payments will not b.
unnecessa rily delayed.
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FREgLISG 70 DgArH.--That IL be frozen ~
death must be frightlnl torture, many would
consider certain. from their own experience
Of the effects of cold. But here we fall into
the usual error of supposing that the suffering
will increase with the energy ri The agent,
which could only be tie ease IL sensiblity
remained tie sane. Intense cold brings IN
speedy sleep, which laseinatcs the senses, and
fairly begulles men out Of their lives. The
most curious example Of the seductive powers
Of cold, Is to be louud 10 the adventures Of
the botanical party, Who, 10 Cocks first
voyage, were caught in snow storm On
Terra del Fuego. Dr. solandcr. by birth i
Ssede. aud well acquainted with tie DIES.
tructise deceits Of a rigorous climate, admon.
shed the company, in defiance Of Iassituds,
to keep moving on. " Whoeser," said he.
" sits down viii sIeep-and whoever sleeps
will perish The doctor spoke as ! sage,
but Ne felt a. man. III spite u Tie remOn.
strances IL those whom be had instructed and
Alarmed, lie was the first TO lie down and die.
The same warning was repeated a thousand
tunes 10 the retreat from Moscow. Allison.
The historian, TO try the experiment, sat
down IN his garden Al night, when the Their
mometer had fallen four degrees below zero.
snd 80 quickly did the drowsincss come steal.
ing on. that he wondered how a soul Of Napo
Icons unhappy band had been able 10 resist
the treaeher0vs influence.
LesSon qnwteyiy RsvieU.
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our hearts nearer to each other than
si1y are az this moment. we shall succeed
let this week be my trial as we'll as
yours, John" said the wife so suddenly re-
stored TO happiness. MAKE home once
more your choice, and will try to make it
ai that love can do. Teach me what lack,
instruct me how GO please, you, and in return
aWiil connde To you every wish, and trust
you 20 ill it if il lies in your power"
Will, will. God helping me : said the
t,and.
Leaving her side, he stepped to the little
table, took out writing materials. and wrote
rapidly. with the last word in large charac-
tiers:
Faat ! say unto you I say unto all,
WATCHw
He placed the slip Of paper under the centre
moulding Of the looking glass, twas there
covert satire on human vanity IN thiss) and
then came back 70 his wife.
LET this" he said, "be a reminder to US
both, il any moment we forget that We are
not alone in the world, and let US so keep the
watch OF New Year week that 1t may be an
earnest OF our future lives
The humble New Year dinner was eaten
thar day with zest that had never belonged
to cos,lier banquests in other days, for it was
seasoned with the remembrance that sympathy
consideration. kindness, stood guardians al
the table. The Watch Of New Year Week had
many crosses and some difficulties. Alice
felt at times the same listless indifference
when her husband spoke, and more than once
fora moment repeled his ardent nature, as she
had done in former years and John Defores'
found the temptation to harshness, oyerbear-
ing, and want Of consideration for the weak
nesses and Deficiencies Of his wife, a beset-
ting one. But the temptation to absent HIM
sell was gone. By strange and almost
magic transformation his home had become
the happiest spot on cath. And for both. the
little talisman on the ooking-gass was ipre,
served. and eifectual, for longer time than
that Of the appointed trial.
John Deforest and Alice are master and
mistress, this New Year time, of one Of the
pieasantest mansions in our city. They have
no longer the pressure Of want around ithem
Together they won, where alone failure
must have ensued, and dearer than all L
them is the consciousness that they, no Longer
since that New Years morning-live fol
themselves alone in solitude, isolation. hard
ness Of heart and suffering; but each for n,
other, and SO for humanity and the world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

FAsr LIFE n New YORK.-The following
is a portion II the testimony given in the case
Of Huntington, the forger. II ,liscloses truly
extraordinary picture Of fast life in New
York. Such reckIessness aud extravaganza
are well calculated to startle, aud the only
wonder is that the miserable spendthrift was
enabled to keep up the system 50 long.
Samuel Berry examined. Ian the father Of
IIuntington's wife the prisoners family were
at nv house for some months last spring
heard Mr.. Clarke describe the contents Of the
prisoner house; he was correct 10 his descrip-
ton; some uf the vases, | understood, cost
500 each lie had a small dog which would
weigh two pounds he gave $50 for him lie
had another dog that weighed one hundred and
fifty pounds he had house full Of servants I;
he bad eight or ten during the absence Of his
wife; he had two euachmen and two groOms !;
he had man servant and five or six girls; a
FIRST and second cook this is while his wife
was absent: some of them we're discharged
whea she returned; understood he had a
band Of music in his house he made purchases
every day he had meat served in silver dishes
on the Sabbath ;wss very particular about his
meals; understood that lie sometimes ordered
very sumptuous banquets; ! understood BE-
had six Or eight horses; knew he was prcpar
ing stables prior 10 his arrest knew that be
had purchased apiece Of land at iOnkers Tor
a sumner residence"
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Dinner 20 Mr. syme.--rh. compliment,

dinner rendered % John W. syme. Esq. for many
years editor n The Petersburg lnelig,ncsr BY leading
eiinensof Petersburg the occasion 81 bis separating
himself from that community % take charge II ihs
Raleigh Register came 81 on Tuesday The 18Th inst.
and is spoken Of BY the Petersburg papers as mos,
brilliant affair. The editors 81 The Petersburg and
Richmond papers were present, and many impressive
and interesting speeches we're delivered NJ. Wallace
upon the removal Of the cloth, lihs Express ssys)
made most appropriate sddtes. in sllusion to Mt.
syme, who responded in an eloquent aud touching
nanneL
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Illness or DR.. Kane. 1.-The lates, aecoun

Illness or DR.. Kane.--The latest accounts
from Havana represent Dr.. Kane as very ILL., with little
prospect Of recovering. letter dated the Goth ult.
says:
eDr. Kane. the Arctic explorer, arrived here from
England on Christmas day, bu, very low from the ef-
fecs Of a stroke of paralysis the passage out lie
seems little better since landing, but his physicians
think il is very doubtful i he ever leaves here
Later accounts state that Or. kane's health is in
proving.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

New Works.--r. b. Peterson, No. los, Ches-
nut Street, Philadelphia, has in press, which will be
ready tor sale on the Slsi Of January, new work,
entitled Love Aiter Marriage and Thirteen other
Choice NoyelIettes Of the HcaIt," by MIS-. Caroline
Lee Heniz, one Of the most successful writers in this
line. Copies will be sen. free Of postage, RENTING
the price, one dollar and twenty-five cents. bound In
cloth; or in two Volumes paper cover for one dollar
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The Hon. Ed.ard staniy ~. re,

on a visit 70 the city q Raleigh, and while there was
rendered the compliment o. public dinner BY many
members Of The Legislature. without distinction d
party IS testimony Of their high appreciation and
respect for bis character man, patriot and gen.
tlcmsn." The invitation was signed BY W. VI
Avery, Alfred Doekery, W. !. Houston. John Pool
Columbus Mills. Jos. D. Cherry and others. vi
sianly. after respectfully acknowledging The eomp
msni declines is acceptance on account Of necessary
preparation for speedy return 10 Californis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

A bill to impose heavy fines and penalties upon
Gamblers and Lottery Policy Dealers has passed both
houses Of the Legislature Of Maryland, and is now
law Of that State. We are glad to see this Lottery
gambling has long been a disgrace to that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

The Emperor Of China has refused TO receive q com.
munication from President Pierce, forwarded by DR..
Parker, who is at Foo.chow-foo. letter from the
Queen Of England, forwarded some time since, met
with a similar fate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

MAssacuusrrrs.- The Hon. Charles Sumner has
been reelected Senator in Congress, by sss votes
TO H.
RHODE IsLAND.-.The Hon. James Simmons, Re-
publican. has been elected in place Of Mr.. James,
Democrat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
vermont state CapItoI.--The handsome

vermont Stale CapitOL--Ihe Handsome
capitol Of the State Of Vermont was recently entirely
destroyed BY fire, leaving nothing standing but the
granite walls. AT first it was reported that all its
contents were lost; but it is now stated that the State
archives were saved in the 6eproof room. and that
small portion only of the library was destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21

~ IN consequence Of the severity Of the weather,
and other causes, paper issued from this office
last week On Monday the paper intended for that is
sue, found frozen into solid block and the office
room not being properly fitted for such weather,
the hands found it difficult TO progress with their works
aud the editor himself not, for weeks, able to
occupy his accustomed place IN the Off, in
quense or diseased ankles. For these causes we hope
the failure will be excused, promising tina, its
renee shall be seldom possible.
The loss is the less TO be regretted during the four
first days Of the week received no mail at al, and
since, we have had none north Of Rlleigh.