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w-No,lee to phy.ician. and the Public

twNotice to Physicians and the Public.-ALL-
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERs.- TEsTIMoNIAL-"r ALLcOcK
co. No. e9I Canal St. New York. 96th Nov. lej9-Genemen:
lately suffered severely weakness in my back oecaoned
by suddenly overexerng myself Having heard your faes
much this kind procured one and the
result all that could desire single Plaster cured me In
week. Yours respectfully,
J. @. BRIGGS.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House. New York"
There nothing equal In the Of Plaster to the Poroe
Plaster Of Mr. ALLC0CK Everything pleasant about them
They are the day. and fit type OF our present ad
yancenent In science and art Asthma Cough Kidney Afee
tons deep seated palms. they afford permanent relief
and backs pains in the SIDE Stitches md pssmodc pains
generally they unsurpassed for the benefits they mps-
Physicians should this article hch Is universally APP
proved Price % cents each Principal oee 29+
Canal Street. Sold By all respectable dealers medi
cines mhl-d3wlm
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DIED,
At "PhysIc Hill Chesterfield county Tuesday, the 18th Of
the present month"; THOMAS Wake s in the 9tyear Of his
contemporary OF those times In which the two
prominent char acerss Of the gentleman sterling integrity
and honesty OF cherished and cuya
ted degree that rarely the these latter sordd times
impressed by the associations and teachings Of that by
gone age comparative purity need at the
wlcihe baei against every temptation 10 his
fellow surprised at the great unanmiy with which all
him. disposed TO award to him the merit Of
pcaon his person. Of that beautiful sentiment IAN hon
noblest work o Cod Like the towering od oak
Of amid the petng Of Time
witnessing less fortunate panions ven by the nghnings rude
shock last itself yield to the memorable bidding Of natures
Law old after living hey nd the allotment
Of human hind wrinkd with time and hoay wish the dust Of
has been by the mandate stricken down. surrounded
BY orrowing friends whose only consolation In the belief that
stormy pillows Of time his spirit has been waited into that
MY port where mortality puts Immortality and SOD
reign. eternal W.
Departed life the h n Msr,h 1850 Ia the 18th OF
age Mrs MARY c. CARRINGT0N, daughter Of John Coles
deceased vile " Iaa: Carn Of Ptsy vIna w. Va
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nient to entertain travelling saints Utahbound They
arc not however of the Brigham Young stripe, strictly
of the Joe Smith school, aud consequently entertain but
one wife each.
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- WORDS OF CAUTION


S5 were to tel readers tina, the wells ana WI, az
throughout the country had been poisoned AID that We M
covered an anidote TO Its effects not Of them mat
gladly avail themselves discovery with the hope
death 1--WE 70 tell them that had discoyerei mi
treasure, enough for them and rs and that we're peP
share with them not would refuse aid 70 10 tune
health valuable than riches how mach more gaiee
they be to learn that great psnacea has been
purely vegetable matter, and that is curative powers
cert ain than light and darkness Need we give you a,
call the proprietor Of BAKERS BIrTkRS and
myriads Of Certificates from all sections OF the SOURI,
who have been cured Of Dyspepsd by is aheang pps
Among them will the vouchers or old and younf
female, extoing this BTTSRs the SKIES snd blessing
for its curative powers But it, virtues not eonhhea
pepsa Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 lie power
Lvers become qucked and made active by IL nnuene
stomachs made healthy by Its neuiralzing eaeeA
disappears when It enters the organs Of life DarhgA 80 M
sist Us tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF when met " ,
rER !, promptly dsarued and becomes harmless, - a.
persons have certified who used It In 1919 and ~ yes "A
scourge devastating the country BAkkks ,,u,
not remedy all the Ills Of humanity but such diseases ,,
ed by the stomach and bowels, readily yield n ~ go,
effects and speedily driven from the system Az 80
tonic should f. and become their Judges o ~ sroy
To be had Of Messrs. ADIE GRAY, FIshEH W. brsr
PURCELL, LADD Co. In this city, and by all ProsIsn
gss in Virginia Also BY sToOrT, washington Wy o.
sTABLER CO., Baltimore; d. A. FAhNksiVVh
Philadelphia, and Of BARHES PARK, New YORK iAs,
Orders flled by addressing l. BAkkk ftopnI Va
fel0-dAc kiehmon@-
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Hide, Oil and Leather store,
RICHMOND, March l,t, isD.

RICHMOND, March TT, IV
WE manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES eXtsnaIeJ
w than heretofore Our friends and public gee
orally may rely upon getting the best In line the Sa'
Shoes import mat-rla and have Dos
In our employing the Wotkmen that this county
duce We also keep hand large assortment Of Boo s
Trunks Carpet Bags aud vaise Of ali qualities and at all fe
all Of which will be sold low, ether wholesale retail
ALEX. HILL CO., Nc. igI Aain -
Richmond, Va
p. S-Boots and Shoes madeto order for Ladies GTnnen
Boys Misses heretofore and all orders viii be poug
"a 10 by mil ALEX. BILL ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w., A. 80 will buy Of Graham's small stenst %
marking clothing with SK Call and examine 30.
mems or you i've in the country, send for sample, eneos
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands made TO ord,r
A. T. GRAHAM, Brand CATER,
fe2-a Cor 18th and Cary sis under Tobacco Exchange
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MARRIED,

At Christs Church. Alexandra, Va, the 18th inst by the
Rev c. Dana WILLIAM SILVEY. o. S. Army to ISABELLA A.
daughter Of Col 7. p Heileman, late u s. Army.
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10" D, cs,i.asn Asroou o.s journal, w., - :.

TVS Hou3EKDPER's FRESp.-eFilDYs's pst,,,..
cynysneness for general family are often a, -ssss
vhst called great Inventions" II s.,i,,,. hs
United states there arsst least I've mllonI Of ~
Of which the annoyance ofsqueaknz rieksiy chain AH
etc, constantly experienced and long A. fur,,n H
condition, there Is always danger Of "snashsps Aas
ence Of the city housekeepsr. with May-day be. - -t
readily suggest the value and convenience Of r.,n ~
prepared glue, that be instantly brought IN
repairs to furniture and other household ware, A.. s
Of such article constant and universal N,
and hitherto It has been unsuppled IN, ho.- @J,
truly said longer. srAIDSG's PuPLRKD CTR a.. 'ae
that has been desired In this direction. hkept .,sh
meals retains rs strength and tenaey Is eony.o., '
cup to the sticking pOIn" Is put up In bottle win h., n
sod attwentyhve cents No housekeeper In city or
well afford TO be without bottle OF sPALDos p,,y,,
Il just the thing for the library and schoo where
SANITY in heed Of repair. nbis va
Persons long afflicted who have vainy tsd many .rn.
eradicate disease, but too ap, to give way 70
and relnquIsh all hope Of Even when = rsr.d.
cursed placed within their reach they .r,
Of use, nothing will cure This 10 folly uiui -
Of health the creates, Of temporal blessing such orb
pee aarly obtain among sufferers from scrofula
ertpye diseases, arising chiefly from the dl.aguny ana
pualye features Of these maades Let thos, who arr
ed arouse from their iethargy and to sAxps
they will then experience in their persons the
and renyigoratng properties Of this uaalng renss,
u'ha3-d&vlw
BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUs Is the ben, ma
stf.G--
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DEAS.- 500 bushels Black Peas
do Prince Edward Island Oats
800 do Clover Seed
leo do Timothy do
100 tons Peruvian Guano
80 do American do
Richmond Ground Bone rusi In store and for sale
by ROBINSON 4 ROBERTS,
mhlT Cor Cary and 18th Streets
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Time and Labor Saved
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.


INDISPENSABLE TO H0USEKEEPERS.
,HE simple economical and durable article ever offered to
i the public alleviate the discomforts Of washday
DESCRIPTION.
II consists Of a metal cylinder the inside and
Interior cylinder wood with ribs THERE'S aspaee Of from to
ders at the opposite drctlons rapi lily creating
sus forcing the through the clothes and ehetus remoV
inc the IT. does the work quickly dis
penses entirely rubbing and thus the OF clothes
SULLIVAN HYATT, Propretors,
81 Deekman ST., New York.
NB-sate and Country Rights FOR sale, and purchasers
piled with Machines al wholesale on liberal terms.
~ Machine Is in operation by aundress daily, at our
classroom, $50 Broadway. te1o-dsNSm
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.-sone four
months since excellent townsman, NAPBTAH zEKIri- In
formed US hat he hair with which he
upon his head whose top entirely bald
saw days since and the place so bald four months
since crop hair has with vigorous growth 70
convinced Of the efficacy OF his discovery that he
has named Il THE INPALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
Mr. Is about going extensive manufacture OF article
prove OF anxious interest 10 bald pated
hiends-FrODt Richmond inquirer, Dec. l2n, 1859.
Those persons desire head h have only TO the
estorr according printed directions the bottle Those who
have efficacy have them reaoyedin short
time b, using tie VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER ISFALLlBLE,
proving that Il is al that "a is claimed 10 be.
Wholesale depot for ordsrs so Main AT Z. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1859
EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have been
bald pas years restored hair by using EZE
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER NAPHrAu EZEKIEL
This day before by Haph;ai Ezekiel Jos MAYO
del6-d&wly MAYOR Of Richmond.
-
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ERON DIRECT.
TONS Bagnes best English Rehned Iron received from
IL ship Alexander, unloading, and
$50 best English Refine Iron store embracing full
assOrmsntof
Rouuds-from \ to inches Squares from e 4inches, Flats
from a = u IA 0yalS and half ovals-from
70 X Hall Rounds-from y 70 ~.
ALSO
Hoop and Sheet Iron Nails, Rods, &c, &c.
ALSO
% tors swedes Iron, assorted sizes
- Cast and blsered Steel
90 Casks Sheet H4c
Spelter, Block Tin, &c, &c.
800 kegs OLD Dominion Nails.
sal. by
mhlG LDwIN WORKMAN co.
IL 1881 LOTS OF BOOKS,
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n. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos sac and 34S BROADWAY,
VIII sell by auction
Commencing on TUESDAY, the eth Of March, az p. and
continue the
FOLLOWI sc AFTERNOONS.
WELLS L ELLSWORTH, Au-uoneer5.
collection Of Works In every department Of literature
large number which are In elegant Library Bindings
SPECIAL NOTICED. APPLETON 4 Co. being about to re-
move to "ears position. respectfully Invite the attention
o. ftt It dds .- dialogue
prng selections and duplicates from their large and u4yaed
department q human knowledge; bound by the
experienced and classic workmn In London and well worthy
the attention Of gentlemen adding to their libraries
The public may rely implicitly that all the books In this
iOgue will positively be sold without any reservation.
Among them viii be found
Robertss Sketches ofthe Holy Land vols, folio.
Musre Imperial Of France; Il vols.
Florence Gallery; vols, folio.
Versailles Gallery; 10 vols, folio
Galeri- de Musee de France; 10 vols.
Stafford Gallery; vol
Musee Francois; vols, folio.
Gaerie Hamand.; folio.
Dibdin'. Biographical Works. - vols.
Edinburgh Review; 10 vols
Encyclopedia Britannica; % vols, TO-
Prany Cycl0pariia i6 vols, Ito
Reess Cyclop rdia; 81 vols
Blacswood's Magazine; - vols, &c, &c. &C., &c.
Catalogues address receipt OF stamp Per
distance unable to attend SALE have their orders
cuted BY The Auctioneera mhI
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BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUshth The b,,, Ana -
article Or dressing, beautying, cleansing curling
and restoring the hair. Ladies try IT, Sold BY a. drsr,
peffumers. nhiS-ss-
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NOR RENT.-Two large admirably adapted to g
i purposes Of Offices Lodging Rooms. Apply at 3
Whlg Office. mhlZ
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OPINIUNs OF The LUNUO-' FHEeN.
1--WE recommend correspondent TO try Moss SoYERs new
Sauce entitled the sutana Sauce" 1t made after the Turkish
recipe its favor excellent and affords considerable aid In ca
ses Of SLOW AND WEAK DIsE5TIoS."-1he Lancet
savory Pquan and Spicy worthy the genius Of soyer-0
serUer.
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh and Fowl and should
have place on every table."-ARas.
Sole AGENTS for the United States
GARDNER G. YvELIN, 9lT Fulton St, New York
and BRAY & HAYES, "a Cornhin Boston.
For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers everywhere
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SOYER's SULTANA SAUCE.
FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

This most delicious and appetising Sauce,
invented by the renowned "soYER," fer
the London Reform Clab, is. since his de-
cease, manufactured by the well-known
house Of CRossE 4 BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. 1t Is the favor
lite Sauce in England, and on the Cont
nent, with a high and growing reputation
among American Eplcures, and is much az
proved Of as stlmulant to the appetite
and aid to digestion.
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The Great English Remedv
SIR JAMES CLARKR,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

This Invaluable medicine Is unfalng In u. cur. O, Ala
painful and dangerous diseases incident To the female
II moderates all and all obs,rsels, a
whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied o.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited It will In shor, Tine bring on TIE ,.
ly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pls should not be taken 6y females d ar, rv.o,,
during TIE FIRST THREE AOg7HS, ds Aey ave sur. -
On Mscdrridgs but at ssery other tine and ersy o.,'
Rey are perfectly sgs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In he s
and Limbs Hesyness Fatigue slight eIertIon Papt,t,
the Heart Lowness OF Spirits Mysteries Sick Headache VIZ,
and painful diseases oecasoned by dkordered ,v,
these Pills win a when all other have failed
Pull directions In the pamphlet around each paeEags WA
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills. and encireed with the Govsnn,
Stamp Of Great Britain, be sent pOstee for o. Spo
stamps. JOB. NOSE
Rochester, New Yort
General Agent for the United STAT,
Bold In Richmond by all the respectable Druggists; wy
sPOTswooD, Agent for Petersburg 81 A. sANros Asi 4,
Norfolk mA9-eoiIsy
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NOR SIT. MARKS FLA-Ihe superior fast sail dr..
il ing Sclr "CHRYSoLIfE" d NJ imh master having .ss.
Of her engaged, viii hawaii possible despatch fOr
feI mhI7~1SSt app" :" W. D. coLoUITT co.
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Nor SO BAD.-We copy the following
from the Monmouth Inquirer. Every per-
son on the American continent has had the
pleasure of reading the first chapter of
Wolfgang, which left Capt. Lester in the
robbers cave with any number of long
tailed rats, crawling upon him to keep their
feet dry:
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CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

Presbyteridn-REv. D. HARRISON, PASTOR
Preaching every Sabbath morning at lo3
o'clock and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer meet
iaS every Thursday evening at o'clock
EstRsdist Episcopal Church-REv. j. SEANE,
Preacher in charge. Rev j. NJ. SMITH, AS
sstant Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
at lOI o'clock in the morning, or I IN the
evening Sabbath School at O'Clock, \. NJ
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Wtlch Tndependent-REv- LII R. POWELL,
|Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
Sabbath School at l o'clock, p NJ. Prayer
Meeting on the first Monday evening of each
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday evening, excepting the first week
in each month.
CqIUinistic Nethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
every Sabbath evening at
Il and o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
A NJ Prayer meeting every Friday evening
at o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at I o'clock.
DiscipIes-REv. WM. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
Ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Bdptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
o'clock Sabbath School at l o'clock, p. NJ.
Catkoiic-REv. NJ. J. MITCHELL, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning at lO3 o CLOCK
and Yespers at o'clock in the evening.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
WILNOEE STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

JHdgsI Of the Courts.-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor huntingdon Associates, GeorgeW.
haSley, Richard Jones, Jr.
ProthOnotary.-Joseph MDonald.
Clerk to PrOthonotary.-Rob y. MCoy.
Register and Recorder.-Michael HassoE.
Deputy Register and Reeorder.-John Scan
Ion.
Sherif.-Robert P. Linton.
Dtpaty Shsrif-George c. X. Zahm.
District Ahorney-Philip s. Noon
County Commis,ioners.-John Bearer, Abel
Lloyd, David 7. Storm.
Clerk to Commissioners.-GeorgeC c. X. Zahm.
Counsel 10 Coanaissioners.-John 5. Rhey.
ireaiurer.-John A. Blair
foor House Directors. William Palmer,
04Vid OHarro, Michael MGuire.
roor House Treasurer-George G. X. Zahm.
1907 oor House Secdrd.-James j. Kaylor.
IeTeanttle Appraiser.-Thomas Mcconnell.
Henry Hawk.
county Sarveyor.-Henry Seaman.
c.0'oHer.-Peter Dougherty.
y,S 1perlntendent Of Common Schools.-S. B.
ACormick.
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ENSBURG, PA, THURSDAY, MARCH l5. 1860.

cess crowns our labor with victory and,
relying upon that kind Providence which
has been with US in other days, and trust
ing in Him, may we feel that we are safe,
and the destiny Of our land will not dis
appoint the hope of the patriot or the
Christian. [Applause.l Again, gentle
men, thank you for the honor conferred
on me, and [ earnestly invite your coop
Grafton in conducting the business of this
Convention, and without it our meeting
will be in vain. This confidently expect,
and this | know that you will as conf
dently yield.
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NO..3O.

Nine D. read it several times, and
could not help thinking about the delight
tul merman who wrote such bewitching
letters
On the subsequent day she attached
her line to the bank, and left it swimming
IN the stream, while she withdrew to a
landing place upon the extremity of the
island. She watched for a long time, but
saw nothing. She returned to the place,
withdrew the line-and there was the let
ter!
1hls time an answer was requested. 1t
was, perhaps, premature yet the audaci-
Gus request obtained a full success The
reply was written after some hesitation,
and the hook dropped into the stream
charged with letter which was intended
to say nothing, and affected sort of bad
image, which was nevertheless bulletin
of victory gained over the hard severity
of a woman until then unapproachable
Mime. D. had too much shrewd-
ness not to guess that her mysterious cor
respondent employed, in stead of magic,
the art of "a skillful diver. Scruples cas-
lily understood restrained her from that
portion Of the bank where she was sure
that the diver would emerge from the wa
ter.
But this game of letters amused her
First it pleased her intellect, and her Gu
riosity became so lively that she wrote:
"Let US give up this jesting, which
has pleased me for the moment, but which
should continue no longer, and come with
your apologies to Chanton."
The lover answered :
eyes, if you will add: Hope"
The inexorable lady replied;
'If only word is necessary to decide
you, be it so P'
And the word was written
The young man appeared and was not a
loser. The gift of pleasing belonged to
his person as much as to his style, and he
had made such rapid progress under water
that it was easy to complete his conquest
| on land.
Thus Nine. D. caught husband
without wishing it, and in spite of the vow
which she had taken never to marry
Holding the line, she had been caught by
| the fish.
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FoSGEy.
VI a E.Ch w in ds.
BY ERAsTUs W. ELLSWORTH,

Though blasts of March are roaring high,
And clouds run races through the sky,
And weathercocks are vexed to know
. Which way to point the winds that blow,
And in the snow-drift on the hill
Winter is hid in ambush still,
Thou, little bird, with faithful wing,
Hast staked thy life upon a Spring
Hast come, SO full of faith possessed,
Winds rufle but thine outer breast.
Perched on the gardens tallest pear,
Because last year thy nest was there.
Thy song is of a quiet tune,
Unto the halcyon days of June.
My life has many a gusty sigh,
To blow the clouds of memory
And my poor brain is yexed to know
What way my feet had better go;
And in a vesture white and chill
Sorrow is hid in ambush still;
But still my heart shall strive to sing,
And stake its life upon a Spring.
Ny heart, with constant fear possessed,
Shall keep a quiet inner breast.
In season haunts, tho blown and bare,
Because its last years love was there,
Ny heart shall sing quiet tune
Unto the halcyon days of June.
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=, justices Of the Peace.-DaYid II. Roberts,
"5flson Kinkead.
n1rgess.-Andrew Lewis.
D. 10Tn CounciE.-William Kittell, William K.
sbper, Charles Owens, J. G. Noon, Edward
G'e'E to CouHel.-T. D. Litzinger.
DDyyroagh Tredsurer.-George Gurley.
megh Mdster-William Davis.
neHooL Dtrectors.-Edward Glass, William
b Fs, Fn, Reese S. Lloyd, John j. Lloyd, Morris
Evans, Thomas j. Davis.
red'urer Of School Bodrd-Evan Morgan.
TTS,n'tGa6le.-George ~, Gurley.
CoHeetor.-George Gurley.
S''or.-Richard T. Davis.
,4dse Of E7ectton.-Isaac Evans.
'p''''T'.-Josn S. Rhey, John Epns.
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A CLERICAL ANECDoTE.-The Rev
DIR. p, Of Brooklyn, belonged to the old
school divines, and while attending to his
usual Sabbath ministratiOns, managed to
discover who of his congregation were alb
sent, his first duty on Monday morning
being to call on the absentees, to find out
why they We're not at church.
Among those whose places were often
vacant, was one man who cared but little
for the sanctity of the holy day, or the
minister's reproof.
On taking his usual Monday morning
rounds Mr.. p. was sure to visit Mr. c., as
we will call him Said the good man:
"Why were you not at church, yester-
day."
''Had other business to attend to-" was
the blunt reply.
"Mr. c." said the clergyman, solemnly,
"there will be no preaching in hell"
"Well it won't be for want of ministers"
was the quick rejoinder.
This was Il hard cut, and the good old
doctor shook his head, and went his way,
ruminating, doubtless, upon the doctrine
of human depravity.
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DJRECToRY.
..,arD EXPRESSLY FOR "THE ALLEGHANIAx.'
IIST OF POST OFFICES.

DIT Offices Post Masters. Districts.
p,nO's Creek. Joseph Graham, Yoder.
Ps.heI Ps1u Station, Joseph S Mardis, Blacklick.
Cs.-oIItown. Benjamin Wirtner, Carroll.
Chess Springs, pahi- LlIZis' rn' Uhes
Tt.nsbnrq Mrs. II. MCague, Ebensburg.
LIN timber, Isaac Thompson, White.
caIIit,in. j. NJ. Christy, Gallitzin.
Glen Connell, Joseph Glh, TheSt;
Hemlock, III. VI NouSh, WASN'T n
Tobnstown, II. 4. Boggs, Johnst'wn.
oretto Wm. Gwinn, Loretto-
WiosraI Point. Z. Wissinger, Conem'gh.
It-,s+or 4. Durbin, Munster.
psrsbing Francis Clement, Conem'gh.
pIsttsyiIle. Andrew J. Ferra! Susq qhan.
RoseIapd. G.. w. Bowman, White.
St. Augustine, Joseph Moyer, Oiearhelu'
Scalp Level, George Conrad Richland.
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Summit. Miss NJ. Gillespie Washtn.
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