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BALTIMORE MARK EFT.
Office efiAe BA1ruxoas AsrarcAs, ,Oc,

Office effhe BAIrtxoas ANKRIcAS, Oct IL.
FLOUR.-Sales Of Howard street Flour, to
the extent of about 1000 bbls. at So. This is
the current rate to-day, but there 10 not much
animation. The receipt price from cars is S4,.
s7A.
GRAIN.--Prices to-day are a trihe lower.
We quote fair to good reds at s5alo3 cts and
prime 2 or , cts. higher and ordinary to fair at
Soao5 cents Sales Of white Wheat At ll0a12O
cents, On Saturday q load Of Pennsylvania
Wheat sold at lo7 cents for red, and ITO cents
dor white and red mixed.
Corn is also lower. Sales o! old at 65a6s
sents for white, and 60a63 cents for yellow
We quote new at 53a55 cents for white and vel.
low.
Rye is worth 65a67 cents for Nd
Sales Of Oats at 3ia33 cents.
waISKEY.--The market is without anima.
zion and rsices are a little lower. Holders ask
2lb cts for hhds and 23l cts. for bbls.
CAusx ov Wowxs-A t'Uur ron WsRNs.-
Worms ere Esmcd from the Iorl humors which
settle in the ,,om ch aud in the intes,nes, because
shese matters have acquitted by ,hrir deg. oers''n,
= strong Shiny ns,u,c proper to the concentration
pf those insec,s Th~y are vsri ,usiy NAM d-the
una worm, re, crafty in p ions Of tender yeHs;
she nav worm, ns.l mouhlosom insect; and
also the iors thread worm, the tene, or tspe worm.
&c.. &c. They sr Wrdrr different forms, some
simrs uey K il together srs4 e. out into balls Of,
senrr they divide sud 81 ost one sfer another
whca shey seeud TIC ugh the intestinal canal,
shey msy he e1ec,rJ ly ,h- N 18th. and even by the
n"se When shi. hspp'ns the patient is IN much
danger. such symis ms heing .tics,s evidece ia
his system is ,'anecsous'y etrotnna red with tn
corruption and its r-uui ,n d these twJ sd C
.ons whrn united, may cause instant deA h, q .
sh ut illness. ending in inevitable death.
Brsnd eth's Pills rrrnnve not ouiy the WORMS Of
whatever kind. bu, also the hum IS which btm
chem, and upon which they feed. Besirs, they
have the prope,ty o. evacuating every subst,n
which might favor new formation VI worms. hy
resener ,iing the mass Of humor.
or Purchase Of H. d. Masser, Sunhury. or Of
she agent. published in another part Of this psper
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V1NtiE pubic are hcnhy notified, 'ha, The B'idee
Il from the Newfoundland shore To the lssnd
is now 50 far Completed. that !, can re travelled
with ssfr,v hy oil ts'hag's Of hnr,h-n. A. well q.
III .,he.s, &c. ID. BRAUrlGAM.
Prst. Morbid Bridge Co.
Nor, umhr,isnd, Oci. 10, Iai6.-3t
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ID 1 4 ID .

In this place, on Monday last, WILLIAM
wORREL HELLER, aged about years
In Augusta township, on the 5,h inst, Mr..
ANDREW MOWRER, aged abont 76 years
In Chiiisquaque, on the 7th inst. Mr.. HENRY
HALDEMAN, aged about &C years.
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WRICnTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Ov rHE
North American College Of Health.

VVNHEsE extraordinary Pills are composed Of
l. plants which grow spontaneously on our own
srii, aud ere, thctsfne letter sd'pird Ia our c'-
sti,utons ihsn Medwines ccncoc,d from fov-ien
drugs, however wei, they may he compounded; !;
snd ~ WR'saT's INniAN VkoErAnLx Pitts arc
founded u,nn the principle th,t the human body 10
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely. corrupt humors. and that said Me,.ine
cures this disease on NAvuRAI PRINcrrLxs. by
cleansing an. purifying the tudy, i, will he man,
hest hit, n the const,tn,i N We not entirely er.
haus,ed, perseverance, in their use. according t"
directions, absolutely certain TO drive disease Of
everv name from The hn,iy.
WI en- We wish to re~iD'e Q s~ amp of mnrass 10
fertility, we dIn n il OF the supe'ahundant water L.
| like manner, If VIC wish tn restore the body 10
health we must Gle nse I, oi inquiry.
wRIGHrs INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
viii I've found "nr "f the hest, IL MOI thr rrrv hes,
mrt"ine IN the world e." CARRYING ou, this fnASD
PuR,ruIxs PRISc,rLE. because ,bes rX,@l fr,m
he body all mofhni and c,rfupt hem =, the cause
# the d,sc'se. in an easy and Natural Manner, |,
and ~hi.e they EVERY day GIVE EAsE ASp rtsAsthE,
die.se r every name Is rapidly driven from the
to,v.
The foil wing highly rr.pcctahl. s'mrseepers
have lsrn duly ap' o'n'ed agents f"r the sale of
! Wrishf, fndian frgeta6h P,Hs, in Northumber.
! nj county;
Henry Mssser Sunbury.
! +, Il ]. Kaufman, Augusta township
! Samuel He,h, Little NJ ,h"noy.
| William Deepen. Jackson.
! Brnevi,Ie Ho,shuc. tpp-r Mahonoy.
! John q. Rrnn. Up er Mahonoy.
! ssmuei John. shamokin,own.
| Forsyth, vii on 4 Co.. Northumberland.
E.I" Piper. Wa,sonhurs,
Irland Il HAYS MrE"sn,vile.
J.m,s P-eJ. Pat-grose.
Wm. q Scott. Rushv,ile.
! Iisrm.n KnoA''ie, ElyshuTc =. q.
AIMS I Be,ssei, Turhussilie.
Gd on Shadei, Upper Msh"noy.
Rhodes Il Fanow. snyd-'st"wn.
/ John King, Farmrr.v lie.
Si'as G. Cok. Martins Cre'k H.
J. D. foune Hicks,i le.
| Abraham Smnr RI hmond.
Samuel Taylor. Sl,t'for'.
Jon II. Vincent, Chisquaque.
/ VIM. Heinsn q tI,o,her, Miltan,
Gr Office. drso el ,I,lusivey IN the sale oi
WRlGHr'S INDIAN VEuE FABLE PILLS,
Of the North American C"llegs "f Health. No 2ss
Greenwirh street, NV York No. lDs rr mont
Street. Bosloat and PRINCIPAL OFFICE No
269 RAcs SrRkhr, Phlaiephia.
pit. 18Th, ls46.-ly.
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W. II. + II o NJ p S o N,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.

MANkKR SrNEtr, SuNnUnv,
1NHANKFUl. for past favors, begs leave to in
l. form friends and the public generally, thu,
tie has just returned from the city with new and
fa.honahl- lasts. an q full n.sormcn If Light
col ,rsd, Bronze, Black Kid. and all other kinds
of Mo, .cco ir Grn,iem'n. Ladies and Chitirrn'~
wear, and he assures sill who may favor him with
their custom. tha, they may rely upon having their
wrk done in the most substantial and fashionable
manher. a,r Al very low prices.
lie alb has full a,snrm men, Of Nv p,icci work.
se'ct 4 by himself which h- will sell lower than
ever of rcd in this place, viz:
Mems shoes, as low as 500
Ef "a S,ou. Boots, 200
Good Lace BIO Tor Women, 100
Women's Slips, 30
Childrrn's Shoes, G5
Sole l,rs,hcr, Mororrp, &c. lot sale low,
August 22I, B--aplsI
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FALL MILLINERY
OSQD0DHD~.

-oEN STONE 9. SONS,
Dealers in Silks. Ribbons aud Mill
nrry Goods.
No d South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
ID AVE now in Store a large as.ori ment Of
III Rich Millinery Goods,
Adap'rd TO FAN Sac, such as
Bonnet Silks and Satins .-6cpr,d j and plain.
Fancy Ribbons, Of entirely new styles.
Plain Man,ua ard Satin Ribbons Of all widths,
l'l,ck aud Coln'rd silk Nrlve's
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Farcy Gap Nets and harrs.
Buck ans. Willows, Crown t.inIngs, &c. &c.
Many Of the above articles being Of their own
imp r,nti"n, they are enabled to offer them at the
lowest prices
Phsdelih his, Sept 5h, isiB-im
C1lEAPEST IN TIE WORLD I!
Steam Refined Sugar Candles,
t29 CENTS pm rouNb, wU"ItsavE.
II J. RICHARDSON, NJ. AZ Mnket STREET.
81 Pn,LAphLPHiA, takes pleasure in n,r,,ng
the public, that he sii continues Ia sell his yer, Su
perior Steam Refined Candy at The low vrice oi
Sl2 so Ter 100 pounds. snd he quru, is cqu ] ,o
any manufactured in the Uni ed States
He also off o. all kinds of good. IN the Ccnftr-
Honery and Fruit line at CORE -pundinc low plces.
qnick sales and small profits the order Of
the day.
Cali or send your orders and you cannot fall 10
he saii.fsd. Don't forget the numhrr, ~ MAR.
KEr STREET, PHil.ADELPHIA
J. J. RICHARDSON.
August 20 h. lsAh-6m
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LIST OF CAUSES.

1sHoR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas Of n Or
L ,hum' erland County, 1T Nov. Tenn, 1876
mmcncing the frs, Monday, being the Cd
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Have you heard the News.
NO! WHAI, Is IT?
VIM, HAv'st fou nxARp THAT
MARTIN IRWIN.

AZ his shop, in Market street, pdjo,ning the M,,~
s'ory Brick House.
LAS just received from Philadelphia the lsgea,
l. L handsomesl and best assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
of every description. ,ha, has ever been brought 10.
This place. And what is still better, they say he
sells 50 cheap. that you can buy TWO PAIN. for The
same money thai you usrd to pay far one pn;,
He BUxs ron Casa and Sells ron CASH, and
that is the reason that he can ufforl TO sell them
much cheaper. II yon don't want to buy. jus, cell
and see his stock. He is always glad 10 see hr.
customers; and il is no trouble TO him to show h.,
goods, 1d- TO give you an Idea how chesp he doe.
SELL the following is lis Of prices Of part Of his
stock,
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Pt"'hS"'taNs oih'e. I
Sunbury, Oct. 10. 1886
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4 NATURAL REMEDY

Suited TO the Human Constitution, and equal Il
Tie cure Of epery emrnble Disease, WU
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frut was sbla 10 rel dusg iuia tine valley. - a
"a b.',af nas M seealsf but ufafhf'a.s} Ia
She sserst. Ntil. Ar. speakr. bad ~ hsas' ea' ;
STA II tnx eaa4p aud made out get ai,n2. me- my
VIE ard i've children. tstrably caasoflsbf. cur
datn lev tfee= AID gfubhed lHie and made efoP
hr Gfsi yesf made fence, for There nefe 70" M v
snd cattle tbefc Ia steal ms crop; the rainiH' 'aN
s.nr; bnl they lrii n plsnty i9r u.s. had f''r
~ 4 Wild mat IS Mss petty good hand win nv
aua md ue hsed well tor that We ~eni 'hefc'
a. Ne had ~ INCREASING ianiiy TO take care IL
Il aa3Lirf) nill nov give yea siagie one "i ~
hunIing urs. One day SIT. | vent oai VIII ny gun
aud shat dgr oks. wounded SIKH, and Killed pun
IL, aEd q bar. (l.auaiIief) heil, ddhi kaa" Vial
lD d. y ta ~ mLrh ueai. Il than could gel
hume. ~ determined 10 sulla part of d'"B On
tlle hides in tie woods wbtTe il was: bun lad IA Ga
huraf t.g lie salt. " hen got home and III NY VIE
sad Tie chdfen abbui h, Ines ol eoafse. Wy much
d, gil,d, Tor tuy vile went Uut there as did 10 f1sr
children and iae months ium thai day, my viii gast
birth lsa Gne (i,oats oi langhtef.) Well Mr..
sp.sl er. there mill IA tBfy mules ol where
lived, AID only wenl 10 mill once 10 1--WE years, aud
vent uice ulienef than ny neglbors, 81 whom tlrfe
we've AK Hanghpt) Bul We had homiuy aud a
plenty 81 meat l. vas dHe e3aatry Ia RAISE children
Sr. ard show YOU HAT II was need only Hehiinn
the fact, that the father Of 10 children and ny de
sctndanls numhtf % chlldren, eahd chldten. snd
greal gra1d children great lagghieG) Now, MIR sfe-
akrr Vt I've there shut up Ia The mounan5, We ASK
this ad iuf necessities, not beeause u bal We
pay IL. iof rouf, cir. and may pay much
Should. md you see BY the bill we are disposed
II help ourselves; flf we ran get nuhng til we com
tribute share II hs House will pass bill viii
he very much obliged to Them. hope all ihose VIM
arc igof ofif. viii vote I aud lhase thai up
posed 10 i. viii by no means say mo" Roais Of
Laughter
eblIl was passed 10 lis engrossment by accama
iun, every anii,Gtrtnal improvement man the House
(ineladra Messrs. ielbr, Rice the twn Messrs
CusHs Altphersan. 6udein, 81 III .sBe genus who
never yoted dollar 10 internal improvement belofe,)
voting tu II.
Ga m1fl9n Ut Mr.. G9jwin. The rules were suspended
and he bill was Immediately passed ahndi waiting f,r
the I'm # rngmssng H. greatly 10 the delight OF the
patron aud lhe pleasure u the House. Jumping The
speech mud the proceeding did Win the huuiors oi
trramg session.
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SPEECH OF GoARE, OF LooAs CcuNrr. In he
Virginia House of Deitgotcs
Ilicfuui Inpror epcui nm

-
Liclnat improvement HiH.
The bill providing III road from the Guyand,tto
rlHef IN Logan county, Ia the klnawha river IN Ka
na"ha county, Was rad second Tine, and the ques
ton was upon It's engrlss nenl
Mt jones asked Tor information luuchnp The Hill
Which provided pr an appropriation Of 5000 ont Of The
Treasury TO the ruad, vines The counrs II noan and
kanawba shall have contributed each $1,000 10 con.
slruct II
Mr. Pa,nel arose and was about 10 proceed. when
ar. o9odson begged Mr.. p, to let thu menher from
'.ogah, W. Guafe,) the patron Of tie bill VIM wa,
Wheef Of The Nesl aud the first settler in The SERBIAN
where Ibis rad was 10 be- made. tell his un n story
Mr.. Patrick. WHO had nut seen Nj Guare rise. very
readily gave Nay; and
Mr. 6tare, All eyed bet active and cheerful gentleman
somewhat below the middle stature. with lively eve
and famed AS the rogento Ola hong ne of descendants
addressed the II use as FLOWS:
, Mr. Speaker wish 10 say only few words 10 hr
House eoncefnlul The condition f,hai lr par of the
country shul up IN The mountains, where it is desired
thls Rad stall he made is asked on the ur.,nd II
the necessities uf lhu,e prnpe interested vac tho
nist settler IN tat part 81 the STATE and will aiye IN.
'i'nse s''ar history OF my journey To it. In ls0s |
started from Giles county 90 10 this unsettled place
anu never sa" house from within mile of where
started 'il got 10 Logan n distance of 100 niles
ana 'here vas none there. (Laughier.) had wife
and i've children and went There because heard il vas
a good place 10 raise children. UaurhlprO At thar
ne iheae was no rad sill M trees crt down eyro
or horse path except IN the laurel patches " here
heTe was enough hacked to enable horse Il, rra,,
through Wei, sir when got TO the mountain which
overlooked the valley of C,a river had great d1i.
Gully IN eetitug upIt; for had heavy load and hui
Que horse aud he was lame. O.quahlcr) When /
s'' ht"i 'he i"p OF ls mountain, unioruna ely took
me itii hand PATH although had been directed Ia taxi
The flght. Fac left seemcd Ia IL nnre beotcn tbs,
the other Well, sir Succeeded in getting IN Ia The
top, struggling over steep hedges ard when cot IN Ia
he top and looked down and behed the steep ltdaes
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YEs.2EY OF LZA'EA.

containing about SIN hundred Acres, upon which the
SAID Samuel Arnold resides. The land is situated
IN the county oil BhetaurI aud lies both sides OF the
Lynchburg and Salem 'rumnlke Road about one mile
east OF Mr. \. 2. lneks Hotel. This land is Ut an
excellent quality, aud Is we'll adapted the cultivation
of elthei Wheat. Corn lubacro and there Is also
nptn the place very large aud valuable
PEACH ORCHARD.
And besides many other advantages which this place
possesses which calculated enhance It's value here
are two MERCHANT MILLS in the immediate
nelghbahoud the iaithest not more than three miles
distant. Persons wishing 10 purchase, would do we'll To
visit and examine ts place Tor themselves before the
day ot sale.
II will be sold either together or in three dleren, par
GELS as may be thought must advisable by the parties n-
tereSted
The IIle to the above property is believed to be good
ou' Scng as trustee, shailonly convey such tile as is
vested Ia me by Inc deed aiorrsald
JAMES Il. THOMPSON, Trustee
Feo' X wtllAp
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Jf'r'@' Temple DeStroyed.-At Avgnon The Jewish
temple las brta destroyed by fire, VITA all which II Goa
''a'"' me heaviest part of the luss being the sacred
looks many u which were of great arl.qnily. Tb.
eo1ee'on 81 The SPher Ilora (Bovk OF the Law was
u''u 81 - f"lH OF parchment, and was one Of The
IleheNt tn the world THIS book contains 1S - NV
'fia'eaea' and, 10 show the value OF a COW No are
informed mat II is AT Jerusalem emily thai the r ,bbps
nay devote themselves 10 tins labor Years are onsns
"eo IN The Production OF one Of these comics n, ,h
sns"'csi eHor, the slightest erasure the most uinut
.'e'''r1'n or inequality IN The leters, ne ales lbe
t'e'mhenceueni ul tie work Tie lrtt,rs ~ ~ ht.
"e '"Dhrd aud are TWO millions IN number. With ,La
'NFl'9a al that at bordeaux, the edlfce DESTROYED is
SUI 10 nave been The finest Hebrew temple in France
.llheaG,ttm.
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INTERESTING DEBATE.

scene Small foun, lighted by three penny candies,
with fur aud twenty young nea sitting rooha Ia
Bile r. sident fsps ms hammer 90 the laoie ana
speaks
Gentlemen oflle Universal Eagle winged Intellectual
u. batIn' Society the President begs leave to renohhce
hnsnlf IN The cheer. The question Tor debate are
+ y hen are the must nonrshB 10 The human race
green's laters?
+ Mr. Brown has the n o..
Mr. Bmwn--Mr President. argues ta'ers. decided
istur., DON'T we know that Alexander the Great III
hs mosl scrnmptons battles arter ealln peek u iansG
Ddi,t Napoleon Bonapare eat bushe - atnfs aiore
be fl his last batfle with ST. Helena the prairie wesi
of the Allegh nlounlausl Therefore, ! induce the
lac III Al tafnrs is the INST nuari,in'. Lei Mr. Smith
sl,I6eale that If he ca - SITS dolca in heat)
Mr. Smith Mr. President, the gentleman says tatnrs
i say greens! v hat II thai gave such delightful
nouento VI rural ease 10 Mary, Queen OF Scots, when
she vas pat in prison by George H. fr moi reading the
b,b!el History answers-sreens Where would Gin
efal Washington been Azure the battle Of Waterloo,
without a pot Of boiled gfeensl Ask history! What IS
II that makes Bob ~ Ter such great poeil Ash his ar
her. and his father VIII aHswefgreens, Mr.. Presldesi
| have done
President Gentlemen Of the Universal Eagle. wing
ed Intellectual Deban' Society, puts the question IL
soIe;-whIch is the must nuunshins 10 The human race
tatcrs Or greens?
90 voices. )-Greens,
q vnices. )-Tatufs!
q Voice )--B1H
president-Ilef division, have The casting vote
say that green's and alurs both the nonrIshlng
Ia The Iuuan race
Genlleinen the question for next Monday evening i
Nhat comes oil ladple's tan when he turns 10
frog?
This meeting is adjourned.
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PEACH ORCHARD.


3 " VIII please 10 lahe noliee. that on the 24th
day oil March next, al the store house of Thomas
fneAaid in the county Of Frankln and State of Viz
una snail proceed to lake the dispositions OF Wesley
H. ihney aud others, 10 be read evidence in the r-
al Ola suit IN Chancery, now pending and undeermin
tu IN me Circuit Superior Court OF aw and CHANCES
ny, tor the county If Fruklin 10 which am plaintiff
and you and others are Northumberland if from any
'ausp' the SAID de?osons should be completed on
ma day,they Will be continued from day 10 da, until Tho,
ar" completed when and where you may attend if YOU
'", ~, Proper. CHARLES c. LEE,
ito ~ WIN
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Bringing ip.- Majar Jack Downing, who immortal.
40 hln-el at he capitol lew years saee. d ing
hing lor The General has heated IN this clly. and
eIaefnced letting III bis ipenlaus "aDiua uiagnet-
SUI ~ Writing tor lie papers. Tie looa ug hlt u the
"h1ef Of things is not bad;
= suppose MI make considerable talk, my going into
fashionable life, and pretty likely persons III say
Shall only expose NY bringing up. But can tell 'em
ioh that ANT brought mp. luugo around among your
colleges and look at the professors and yon' find that
the oee Lai chopped gs the smaitesi when he VAS a
by, VIII chop logic lie smartest when he Is man.
Aud 50 's IN astlonabIc ei you lake out II the
Mupds Whp LIVED amans bears and wildcats al his life
aud ted on roaia's and honny. give him money e
u"ugh aud let HIM settle down IN the middle Of city
aud II won'l be l9ng helre he'll he ahead Of hem thai
was batn IN fashionable life and brought up 10 IT from
babes iie' be smarter than they and be in
ttle while 10 take the lead It's the mater Of things "
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duplication ofMe Broechiert IJaier.--A yopnq man
Heo Is nncttr While IN the act OF cutlnn meat In
e 'ente market, Yesterday morning. stuck the point
:" IN" hhe IN his band and cut one ol the small arte
rvs ne blood flowed protusely hui 1t was soon stop.
p" ny ue application of HE Bfocchiet Water by Dt
''N"f' itw days sure another Young man had
ms NUMB ,nashed aud nearly severed by The fall of a
""oow. he application OF i,e ypuc was as success
Iiilh tbs cast as IN The loTncr
Bdiia,ofc { Epqcr.
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dissolution Of Co-pavtncrship.

Viz. co,paHnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned. under The style OF Edmond, Watson
\ Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts aud effects of the have been purchased by
df' James NJ bayd. who intends 10 carry the bust
ness himself All persons indebted TO the firms of IA
mond, Watson & Co., Wm, IL. Watson s Co and
nn'yd' Edmond & CO., are requested To pay to James
NJ Boyd alone-and all The creditors Of sad firms viii
apply to him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w II. WATSON,
y, ISAAC DAVENPORT,ir
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WHAT Is p.EEIs

n abb.
wbs, i~9ifel unsesirs breath,
The spguisl ofdreayf
eu-tk s',r in She naich ofd,a's
tfeatatss Of ,estcfda,
And Whit is death 50 sss the tomb,
The silence a our Woe
The euus pig nu'. reac ial house,
The weary ssrid fepas,
Eternity 'as, wts ART ,l.aa'
iiss dftr Of ihonsaud year!
The 'riats fesi lie ra;rat's ,ow,
The balm Of sorma' = tears =
Aad VIA, is hope aiwiaslug star
promise - 10 hlsaent
rsdisnt lrh, that shincs sfar
s' pledge sas ftstven.
wlsnpssipS ,hrea;hlif-'s a,fai aseam,
Death comes at last 10 siew,
Eternity uni5las ihe scene,
And hnprs has lil.s lof sen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

IllsRALDRf There is some talk Of establishing
tuleee ol llefaldry in this country. Some object to
II that IL Is not III accordance with ouI republican Insll
luions. The objection is lot we'll taken. Whatever
eullshlenS, improves charges tho mHd, is the very
hing which Republics fitted. There is great
deal 81 curious kao~I rdge acquired the study o her
aldg There IS significance IN the emhlens used
which are oiton as true ingenious. The notion that
''eodi n arms Is always con lsve Of high buh or
renowned ancestry, Is erroneous, They often prove the
reverse II Is avery innocent desire 10 know who were
Your ancestors, and having found them out there is no
harm Ia his adopting, II lie choose an armofa bearing
some emblem III tho oeeupal1n which ndusiriuusy fol-
lowed, led them 10 riches ard honor, with an appopri-
ate device.
lhn Boston journal tells story, in pnin1 Of an 'uI
Cohlmndoe,' residing IN one Of the Middle Staps who
once sppfled plata carriage, t0f the accommodation u
himself aud family. His wife, who liked display and
had leaning UPWARDS arisocracy, urged him 10 have a
handsome coat oil arms" painted the pannes of the
carriage.
"Gcnahly, my dear" replied he ''if Won wish It.
W hat Shall we hau} ! can think of nothing better Of
more Appropriate than IAR-BUeREr for mg SIDE ol the
carnage. As my father was sailor, aud i.oAF OF
+ uEiND lot you side, as your father was balel"
There Is much good sense 10 the Commodure's SUI
geson, aud We hope that his example will be followed
By others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

Peiser Josrrn N,roLtos - plioce joseph Napo
.a aasrafle aud sulie IA New York. On ihei Wy
10 Bsinn. 10 embark fer England ~ the oamofia'
,,brh sails al. Sunday The Prince goes Immediately
10 ondou, where he hopes 10 obian Pefnsslon toa'
Tie ffenrh Gosefnmrn, make ieur through rance,
LIE country uf his ancestors, which he has never 'e'
BEEN pefmlied la visit The Prince does MT feii"ln'sh
s estate at DJrdent0wn. aud VII Prdsa'y ie'"'n "
his country.