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NE RS. DREW respectfully announces that her
I'VE SCHOOL viii be open on nv LIST October neIt. A few
young Ladies can be accommodated with board.
tei 10 teItSdIAwtIunct
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DIGGER,s OFFICE. Ee.,m.nl R.om. Ess

MANAGERS ~OfFtCE.-D. PAiSE g. Color this
III evening. $4,000 $500, 5000, 1000, 95O6. 1900.
30 ofIOOO, 30 Of 500, sc. - Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets
90.
A~LSO-sgOOO, 2i44, 9 II 1000. 3of 700. 5 Of 900.
5 Of $50. &c, 66 Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets 50.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Exrs Clsss {.
81 % 81 % 6S s. ~ 81 Z 50 ~ 70 IL
Drawn Noe. of Delaware. Glass 229.
SO 20 IS "a % "a IL d 60 81 IS
Whoe-l6 ~ 60 Both sold and paid by
Half 2 ~ G{ PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Of Gssnd Consolidated, Class 30;
- so IL 70 IS CO ~ "a ~ 20 30 IS 50.
Nos. 81 Is c., $500. Sold end paid by
PURCELL
Drawn Ne. Of DelaV arc, Glass 23it
~ "a "a ca ca SIS . o. % 81 q 30
Drawn Noe. Of Grand Consolidated. Class -;
20 IS I 8 - 81 % SO 50 ~ 90 ~ ~.
Whole Ticket Nos. ~ 30 IS $1,000
Half ~ n 500 All sold snd
PURCELL.
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ny Kent KendaiI a AlV.a,.,

Uh1 GUUUo AT AUCIION.
On THURSDAY, the Oh Oeto eL At 9 O'Clock. NJ n, s,..
Aoom' 2 shall offer for 'as, a a'ge AID valuable a--o,tm.nt or
hesh and seasiraSie Dry Gools nov In store, and 10 be rses,vsa
IN I'm. Particulars hereafter.
Ns KENT. KENDALL. 4 ATNArER An..
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II ENOR RENT.--The desirable dwelling
on Sa Street tet~etn Praukln apd Gree.
n Wa INV 4 Fn
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Measles.
DIR. SMITHS ADVICE.

vlNHE Mes,ies appeared in Eurore s,,cut the
Il samc time With the small pax. and have a
great affinity 10 that dis'sse. They both came
from the same quarter of the world. ara TO infec.
tous. and seldom attack tho same person hot once.
The Measles ara most common in tho spring sea.
son. and generally disappear in the summr. The
disease hsrif. when properly managed, seldom
proves fatal; but It's consequences ofen vc,v
irouM, some. Our business is to assist noturr TO
throw out the eruption. Dluod.ieiting is Amos,
certain death.
Nothing ever discovered has done The work 90
gently and cilectuaIiy as Dr.. SMITHS (Sug "
Coste'') Indian Vcea'sb's Pills." You need no,
forcc them down. eiher
CT CAUrlON.--As . miserable imitation hes
bssn made. ty the name at "Sugw Coated Pili.."
il 10 necassavy tn be sure that Dn. q BsSs SxirRs
signature 10 on every box. Price IS cents.
Principal Office, ITO Greenwich Il. New Yost.
Suid by JOHN w. FRIILNG. Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE. Nnrfhur,'d
Nov. II, 1876
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~vAHnUAu1om
River Farm
= rOuR SALE.
FOU SALE.

TVHE subscvihes rirrs. Al private sale. tract Of
Il land situate il, Augusta townshiR Norhum.
-bcr'and ,tounry, g miles tsi,w Sunbu'y, on the
road Trading from snntusy, u Harrisburg. The
trac, contains $50 acres. about 100 acres of which
ara cleared. Forty setes of the ciesred Land are
River Bottom. and in high stats Of cultivation,
~iih area onah'e portion II Mesd,w and Meadow
esoand. There 10 also number Of hrit 'rees Of
different kinds On the preuises. The building,
ara 'a,Ee two story ,,one hcr'e. with cellar aud
cellar kitchen under The whole; aiso hank ba'n
30 Ivy 60 feet; also shed and corn crihs. &c.
Theve 10 ale n ferry attached 10 said farm. known
~ The name of Fishers Ferry on the west side Of
the river Susq,eh,nnn; a's" = lime kiln On sai,
farm. within two niles Of limo stone. on the hank
of the vivrs.
= if tho shove Parm 10 not s,M ty the frs, day ci
January next. Il will la rented fr term Of yeats.
Pos ession given on IN" frat day Of Apri next, OF
pc hips socner. if required.
Anv person wishing 10 visw the farm, can d. 30
by calling on the suhscrher. living On tho .'mo
WILLIAM r. JONES.
August. October l7th, ls46.--at
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New and Cheap
FALL AND WINTER
@0DOD"-~

vVVHE Sub" ribrr has just opened. a, his old
J. sand. in Market .treet. Sunbufy. q now and
splendid assortment uf
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
which no will u IS per cent. cheaper ,han can
he had at my o,h.r store in the place. Among
part of his stock may he found:
Cloth from - SO to 81. Ovcrcoat Clth al 81 37I
~ 81 s1l Saiine't from "A cents Ia 81 25,
Superior Pi,id Closking from s7b cents
to 81 S7A; al-o. superior Caiicos,
Muslins, Checks. rIckines. and
Shawls. Gr,crries. Queens.
wa,e, Hardware, Cs.
darware, &c,
for which oil kinds d country produce will he Ia.
ken Ia exchange. such ns Butter, Egg, Lard.
Dried Fruit. Grain. Po,stoes, Chickens, Hard
Snap, Fssthers. Lumber. &c
Pu,cha.ers will do well to give him call. Il
is no trouble for him 10 show his goods, " they DO
not buy. JOHN BOGAR.
Sunturv, Nov. l4,h. 1876.
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY,

DEAFNESS oA1g IN 0U1rDu
NOOPERH ETERIAL OLA psc1 :, sca
~ lasting rome'y Ess DsAyssss. also fov main.
and discharge Of matter from the Esra
Hundr d. Of euns in cases deemed utterly hope.
less have q miv tahlshed il superiority over svs.
~ frmer Medic Il discovery. ,T
Thi. valuable Acoustic Medicine isa compound
Of foor different O's. Of which. the active end
principal ins'eiient, 10 obt,inei from <he bark of
c's'sin specns nf WALNUT. 4 new and s6ectus Al
agent ia the curs of De,fress. tG -faa
Person. Who had been deaf fet 10, IS and ssen
90 y"ar-. have heen permanently cured BY using
nis oil. In fact. 50 numerous and so emphatic
have iern he testimonials ia it, favor that tho in.
vfn'or claims for II tie dis in<ion Of an Infs,ie
Remedy. in all casrs, ~hrn the Ear 10 perfect in
its f,tmsti n. 81 f7cift
For further particulars. aud evidence Of iis great
value. SEQ irint-d shsS's. ia the hands of Aeenis
For . ,lr in Suohu'y, by J. w. FRILING, =
September lgh tS46-lv
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FEVER. g. AGuE.

ITEMS OF THOUSANDS Of unhappy being.
i in tho "Aguc Sections" " our county are
nrw tcsmen ell with ihs, ha,ed complaint" FE.
YER Il AGDE, On BILIOUS INTERMtr.
TENT FEVER. or CmILLs ASp FEvxn. - il l.
vssieu~ly ceilrd. The uaive 81 vuicr Of this en-
tire community 'from Mnine to Georeia" and from
the Atlsntic 10 the Rocky Mountains, declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
&uDo MIXTURE
to be the great ard only safe sure and radical
cure. when properly used. This can.ot I've con.
tovc,,"d. !, ve.,ores the natural feelings and ..
iastic1y of the constitution ia u manner that no.
thing else vii
Extract Of q letter. dated
LhwisrowN. Pa. Oct 10. is42.
Every bottle Of tn ImJroved Tonic Mixture
sent has been sold. snd I do not know Of one in.
stance that il did no, sf7ec, a cure. -Four hotties
cured five csscs "f ,he wors, kind Of F. yer and A.
sue-"ne c,se was mySiE After trying Qu'nine
and all other cures ,hruglt Of by my Physician.
finding no re'i-f iosy sen, Tor one b Tile of your
Tonic Mis.nr-. and was relieved. In fact cured in
~ hours Please .enl on II, sh supply. % there
10 none lef'." Yru's. truly,
o. SILL on Agency in Sunhury. by II. M,.ser
and Others and all the S,orrkeerrrs in the sjoin.
ing Ceun,ies. Oct Der ~, 1916
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A PROTRACTED MEETING.

Is now in progress at the Baptist Church in
Snnbury. PREAcHIso every afternoon, st2i o.
clock, and every evening at O'Clock, through
the week, and on Sunday At io3 A. NJ. 3P NJ.
and in the evening, BY MI. K-teham OF Phila-
delphia.
The following subjects vii! Be discussed, at
the times here specified
Saturday Evening Prayer
Sabbath Morning g.-Fai'h.
% Afternoon Hope.
Evening Charity.
Monday Evening Lecture 10 young men.
Tuesday Evening wedding supper.
Wednesday Evening The wedding garment.
Thursday Evening The general judgment.
Friday Evening The wafer Of life.
The pnblic are respectfully invited. and as
sured that every effort shall be made TO afford
them comfortable aeats
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Valuable Property
In the Borough Of Northumberland.
SR cpO I s - Ia SDa


WILL. be sold. on Saturday the 2s'h day II
w November Bext. by Public ssl-. on the pre-.
misses. the folI"winc reseribed property t.l"rsing
10 the estate of IA ha'inc DE Gtuchy. decd:
1t. Tvs L.ts Of Gr"und on NorIhway. mum.
lerd in plan Of s,id town 81 and Sc, e ch la co
feet ~ is0 feet. upon which 10 . con,mod. Gus
dwelling house. psu brick and part frame.
81. Lot No 81 sdjoins The ah"ve. GO Thy ls0
feet. VI on which il a stone dwelling house.
Sd. 10, No SO sdjois the shove, 60 f. ct by lS0
frr,. upon which 10 double two story frame house
aud statie.
4lh. Two I. e. extending from Nor,h~sy in he
river, es,h 60 fee, f,on'. being Nos 81 and 90 In
town plan.
6h. Two Lots, adjoining the above and O'snRe
streM, upon which l. . hiick building oinr'lv u.
-sd 8, d,siile,y, and . never failing well OF wa.
ter
The Penn.y ylvsuls Csnsl 'uns through the two
las, Described pieces Of property, which re," E.
the n an .xcrllen, loca'i.n for any business Con.
neeied with the canal.
6h. Tw" Lots Of ground. each 60 Eet by $50
feet. fronting on No,h~ay and Wner street. uun'.
bered in plan Of said town, 81 and So.
7,h. An 0u,lo,. containing upwards NJ five acres.
The shove pre,~uy will he sid on easy tenn.
ConJi ion of ssle made known IN day of sale. by
JR PR:ESrLY.
Aihan'y fr the Executor
Noiihumber rlsnd. Oct. 3isi. ts45.-5t
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d I r. ID

At the residence OF Geo 4. Frick, Esq. ia
DanvilIe, on Thursday. the 5th inst, Mrs. CA
THARNE II wife Of J. d Colt. and daughter
of Mrs r. Phillipp, formerly of this place, aged
90 years and / months,
II were vain to tell the gloom that this mourn.
full event cast over those who knew the departed,
the universal hurst ofgrief that overHowed the
hearts Of her friends, when the intelligence Of
her death reached the place Of her birth-,he
home of her earlier years. Nis asevere trial
for the mother to give up one child, though ma.
ny others are lef TO sympa,h:Ee with and con.
sole her; but, oh il rends the tender chords of
human feeling and almost snars asunder the life.
strings. when the only one the idol Of her soul,
whom she has nurtured like a precious flower.
is cut OF ere the dew drop of youth has vanished
from the opened bud. The light and life Of the
circle she adorned. Kate was known only 10 be
loved. Her early death 10 mourned By all, and
by none more than those among whom she lived
from infancy till within a few years. Many .
tear from the eye Of afflicted friendship fell upon
her face. lovely even in death. and mois,ened
the cold sod around her grave.
Her last moments were those a! the true chris.
.ian. During her long illness the memories Of
the early instruction in the truths Of the Gospel
came vividly to her mind, and the recoll-c,ions
ofthe promises of salvation to the repentant,
gave he: that comfort which those only can ex.
perience whose trust is in Christ. While her
friends grieve that she was soon taken from
them, it allevia,es the severity of the shock TO
know that she has gone to happier land. Tho
he slay me. yet will trust in him." where the
words of faith that fell in whispered accents into
the ear of the mother, from her lips. as she gen.
ily closed her eyes in death, with an angelic
smile of hope and happiness, that the wasting OF
the tomb will alone efface.
And the mother gave. in tears anu pain,
The flower she most did lvve
She knew she should find it soon again.
In the fields OF light above. c.
On the goth ult., \, the residence Of his son-in.
law, Mr.. l.. Pfoutz, in Point sp. MIR. ROBERT
CROWNOVER. a Revolutionary Soldier, aged
90 years, II months, and az days.
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A BsrERsrS,rIox or Boon TO rKr HxAp. as
is called. can ts accounted for upon no other
rim ip'e than from eurupt end stsgnant humrs
a the venous circulation. which prevent the pro.
cr return o the vii lAuid 10 the hear. The h ,od
an have no more predilecion for the head than
y any other part; indeed its own specific gravity
ouid give it . rndsncy to the extremifisst ha,
hen the Psssssrs are rhoied MP. and |, b comes,
!, wers. prisoner in the hesd no wcnier there is
distsnsion or swelling ofshs blood vessels pres
ire upon the brain. snd headache, siddine,,. pal.
is,ion Of ,hs hss't, insanity, sPoPleay, and other
salfal results.
WrigAfs isdidn Vegetable Pills are always eer
IN 70 prevent The above unplesssn, complaints
sssssshey espei from eireuls,isn shoss very hu.
ors which srs the not only Of III disordeved
o,ions Of shs blood. hs, Of every n.Isdy incident
man. Thy Also aid and imIsoss d,ssslish. and
..sfoss viii mast sssswdy give hsskh IN visos
The body. - veil o. pss'sas say evil ednsesuso.
fen vAss h sssasa rtsh Of blssa 70 ne heed
cssfts.-it sAssld h rsAasnbsreA that NJ
!vssd Cole. sf thiisdslpAis. Nr. Jeha Diasa
Esssss. Ps.. aaS Mean. Bssvaing . DsssAsss
Shi,saslpAiA, ne NJ Steass 81 ssss. ~ q
Z psrehsss ~ wrisAs's lsdisa vssststlss plt
sss sases. ~ esssA ss~ssts - s~tH(s'
v.sdiiss NY saU Nv ~ ssh.A -
0Ass.shs - eshp = w!khss isdias ysspss
pm = esabssy. ussas MAssss. Pc ssAs
seiss ~ savnteAst v ses.hr sslsee.
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CAVES % WeR~s-A Cuas sss Wsans.--
Wosms ere formed from The foul hsmess which
Ssis Ia che ssemseh and in the iatsssisss. bseau.s
thee matess hsvs scaslrsd. by 'hris degeneration.
strong sliay Hstsvs psspes 10 the concentration
Of those insects. They ere sssiously aamrd-shs
round worm. generally In persons Of tender years
the nav worm. msa troublesome insect; and
also the long thread worm. the tensa or tape worm.
&C.. &c. They exist under different FERNS. some-
times they knit together and 20 out into balls Of
'snes they divide and 90 oa, one sher another
When they ascend through the in'estinsi c,na',
they may he elected ,y the 'u.h. snd even by the
nose. When this happens the patient is ia much
danser such symptoms being st'one evidence ,h.,
his system 10 dangerously encountered with the
corrupti"n, and is reunion ard thesc w., cff C..
tons wh.n united, msy cause instant dea'h. OF q
short illness ending ia inevitable death.
Brand,eth's Pills remove not only the worms Of
whatever kind. but alss the humors ~hich form
them. and uron which they feed. D"siiIe'. they
have the property of evacu,ting every substance
which nigh, favor q new forms'ion Of WORMS, hy
fcgencssting the mass Of hamor.
or Purchas. Of n. d. Mssser. Suntuty, ~ Il
the agent. published in smother part Of this paper
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- - : = :
~ q H n Z E ID .

At Northumberland. or Tuesday the 9th
ult. BY the Rev. John Patton. MIR JosKrH O
TRACY, Of Baltimore. Nd. TO Miss AcIsAru C.
BuRR, Of the former place.
On the goth ult.. in Delaware tp., by the Rev.
$. 5. Shedden. Mai. RosxRI WILSON. of Muncy,
to Miss Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Jos Rynearson,
Of the former place.
On the 22d uit by the Rev. A. B. Casper. Mr..
ABRAaAM FRKpxRIck. of Union county. TO Miss
CATHARiSE EsnBAcu, Of Lewis township.
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MAS isken adrif. On the Susq.ehanns. on tie
" 18th inst, ty the subscriber, residing in Jack.
son township, N"r,humte'i.nd county. q SKIFF.
with lock aud chain; also. . csnoe. painted red,
with lock and chain. Both crafts were fastened To
a hewrd white pine log. Tho .kif. ~ ferry bost Is
nearly worn out The canoe Is nearly new. The
owner cen have tho property by calling on the .ub-
scribsr. pay ing charges, &c.
ADAM OTTO.
Jackson township Oct 81, lS46-3t
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CHK.P rosrAos--lt is said that the amoun, Of
deficiency which the Postmaster General will re.
luire from the Treasury will be bat $500. 900.
lfthis be So, the cheap postage system works
sell. and will soon pay it's own expenses.
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A NATURAL REMEDY
Suited 10 the Human Constitution, and equal TO
the cure IF epe,y eurobk Disedse, ,p'N
be found in
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
TIN
North American College ofIIcalth.

TVHEsE extraordinary Pills src composed Of
Il plants which grow spontaneously on our own
sil, snd are, therfme. letter I'd .p,td 10 our con.
s,i,u,i"ns than Medicines eoncocud from for. ign
d'ugs. however well they may 10 compounded
and - WR'onr's INntAN VsoxrAnL. Pitts ara
| founded upon the principle th,t the human body 10
in tru,h SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE.
namely, corrupt humovs, and that said Met.iS inc
| cuses this disease on NAIunAL Pnixctrlx.. by
cleaning and purifying ihe boiy. i, will be man.
'fest that, IL tho ronttitu'i'n lie not en,irely rx
hausted. perseverance, in their use sccorling 10
directions, i. absolutely certain to dive sease of
every name from the body.
Wien ws w,sh to 70 toe q swamp or morass 10
fertility, we drain i, OF The .upc, ahundsn, water In
like manner. if wo wish Ia res.o'e the body To
health, we must Gle ,nse il nf mpnri'v
WRIGH"S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
will hc found of the hest. il not the very best
mrd'rine in III" world fm csu,ing on, thi. GwAxD
Pun'vrISo PRIsc,sLg. because they rxlcl frnm
he bndy ~ll morbid aud c,rru,a hum '. the cause
e the d.sesss. in sn easy nnd Natural Manner |;
and While they every day G,vE E.sx Ann PLvA.cnE.
si' e"se & every name Is rapid driven f. IN 'hr
i,ody.
The foil wi"s highly respoctahi. ,,o+se-rers
have hesn duty sp' oin,sd se"n's fm the sale Of
WisHs Indian Vegetobk P.R.. In Northumbcr,
! nj county:
Henry MA'ssf, Sunamy.
Z. d J. Ksufman, Augusta township
Ssmusi Iie,h. Liulc N IN. noy.
William Deepen. J.ekson.
Brhevle Hoishue, Upper Mahonoy.
john &. Rem, Up e. Mahonoy.
samuci John. Shamokn,own.
Fo.y lhr. Wilson & Co. Northumberland.
E. l.. tipes. Wa,s"nbu's.
Irand 4 Hsys McEs en- willie.
Jams P-~j. Pat.xrovs.
Wn. G Sc.at. Rnshv,le.
lianmsn Knr.ie, Eiy.hure r. q
Am 7 Bessei. TushuIsvills.
Gd on Sha,'eI. Upper Mshmoy.
Rhodes & Fsrro~. Snyd.,,,own.
Jhn King, Fa'mersv lie.
Si'ss T.. ia, /. Martins Gre h.
j. DE Young Hicksriic.
Abraham Srrtr IL hmohd
Samuel Taylor St.trfot,.
JON II. Vincent, Chilisq"aans.
Wm. He neu d Brother, Milton.
CT Office. devn'el raciusi,ey ID me ,ale of
wElGHf"s INDIAN vEGE FABLE PILLS,
of The Moth Amrrcsn College of Health. No 2ss
Gfernw ich Street NV York; M. 1919 II. mont
Street. Bosoni and PRINCIPAL. OFFICE No.
2s9 R.es SrSs,r. PhiIa,ieiphia.
3 pt. 18th, ls46.-ly.
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CLEMENT g. EAAs,

p EsPECrFULLY intsn the public, ,h.i ON
~ ,hs ssh inst. ,hsy sntased inis partnership.
In the nstes ntih busnsss. q ne ssors recently
..eespisd y Ire r. Chmsnl, sdjsining Wesver Z
rsssta. IN osabsry. fhsy hsvs lssrly ssssivsd
ns~ ssssh " sssls. which they viii dispose sl
d NJ lswsss prices. "
|. Am hisds q Pssaoee will bs ,skss h ssehsnes
- sasls. f f7t~e'''st
! Nsissss shss sss nssshs evsSlt vslI ~ sivs.I
> $50 1aA >. QysBmB{vT,
= yOA1< nAA0, y.
esssuy. Nov. u. Ista--a. f'
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d e NTIsTR Y.
JACOB TEr,r,Tp

M ANkFUl' for the liberal encouragement
whmh he has received. -woull nsDs cifully
inErm he friends and ihe citizens Of NortGn n ~.
land county W fenersi. hat he has prepared h4,.
self with the hes, Incuuupiihle Teeth tiol. rls,s.
Gold Foil. &c ,ihat can b. hsd int the ci,v of Phi.
'ade'pbia; and Thai he will endeavor, to the utmost
Of his ability. to Fendes full satisfaction 10 al, who
tuay think proper to engage his services. He will
be In Sunbuiy Al the August court, whore he will
hs prepared. At HE residence, to insert Teeth on
Cold Plsts, os Pivot on the latest and most ap-
proved plans. end attend to ell the branches belongs
ing 10 DENTAL SURGERY.
Lsd,s will he waited on at their places Of resi-
depes. IL desired. ts"
His ehs.scs viii be reasonable. and his work
warranted.
He will eisi' diferen, parts Of the county, about
once in three mouths.
6unbury, July 18th. lsfe--sm
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QeW Gooos, AeW GOODS.
Cheaper Than Everl

HOLM II. PURDy. h" jus, received. at h's
0D New Stare, in Market squae. Gesh supply
II Seas hahle Goods. such -
= Cloths. C,s,imers, Sl,inetts, Kentucky Jeans.
3 Cords. D,iiiinss, A'paceas. Gingh.ms.
Prints. Muslins, Hosiery. Gloves, DC.
Also: Qucenswsrs snd Gfoceres,
which will ne sold very low. PutcAasers ere invi.
ted 10 cell and ssamias his stock hsf~s purchasing
elsewhere. The highest price paid for Produce.
sunhuvy. oc,ohsr iTrh, iese.-M ~
The daily union., 1846-04-30
THE MAIL CONTRACTORS.

This day, at 8 o'clock, the bids for the western
routes, embracing Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
sOn.in, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
hama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana, were
,lo,sd, and the results will be announced in TWO
or three weeks--as soon as they can be calculated
and considered,
Atl2 o'clock, agreesbly to appointment, the mail
contractors assembled al the General Post om0e,
and, in company with the Postmaster General anu
several of his officers, and Col. Gardiner OF inc
city pos,-ofice, waited upon the President oi "e
United States, who received them in the East ROOM
From 100 to $50 attended, and were introduced 10
the President. The procession on foot was impo-
,ng. The contractors were in general remarkaoie
for their manly, robust, and dignihed appearance
Some of them had besn governors, others speakers
o the legislatures, and others Of military rank One
circumstances struck us-that many, perhaps most
Of Them. were born ia one State, and had removed,
frequently at an early age, to the States where they
now reside. The President received them very cor
daily, and with very little ceremony. They mixed
freely with their fellow-citzens in Washington and
strangers who were present. Every one present
seemed to enjoy the passing scene. Last night
they had a supper at Coleman's, where they enter
,aned their friends, and enjoyed themselves.
Among their guests was Col. R. M. Johnson.
Al hslfpast 10 o'clock, the President received
the Joint delegation Of the blind pupils from the
Massachusetts,, New York, and Pennsylvania In
,.i.u.lsas. who are now on visi to Washington
The daily union., 1846-04-30

The Lexington (Ky.) Observer" notices the late
celebration of Mr.. Clays birthday in the city Of New
York 1t remarks, that "letters from several dstin
suished senator's were Crttenden, Morehead
Clayton, Barrow, Simmons, Mangum, and Corwin-
who expressed their regret that the importance Of
their present duties prevented even temporary alb
sence The Hon. Joseph L. White, member Of
the 9th Congress, presided, and after series of
appropriate toasts had been disposed Of delivered
eloquent and stirring address, The distinguish
ed orator announced that, lin regard to the
next presidential election, 1t was his purpose to
consult DurY only, eschewing policy and erpe-
disncy-to ask not who cum be elected but who
ought to be-and in the discharge Of his duty to the
nation and the man best fitted preside her des
tnies, he should disregard all policy and party nomi
nations dictated thereby, and 60 for Henry Clay
and none other,' was received with nine deafening
and all but unanimous cheers"
The observer" a paper specially in Mr.. Clay's
confidence, makes no comment on this scene. 1t
does not put away the crown. 1t does not discaim
any future aspirations on the part of Mr.. Clay. Its
silence is at least suspicous-ahd we may yet see
white Surrey" sadded again for the field in
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