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Merchant Tailoring.
GEORGE 9. WELLER,

GEORGE 9. WELKEE,
II ESPECTFULI.Y informs his tIiends and
the puilc that he has just retained from
Philadelphia. with u general assortment OF goods,
suitable for men and children's wenr which will he
made up to order, or sold on the most reasonable
terms. consisting, in part, Of
English, French, and American Cloths,
do do do Cassiniers.
Beaver Cloth, Dneskin Cssslners,
Fancy Cas.imers Sstn'tis,
Cashmere, Silk Velvet, Satin Il Vslencis VesIings,
Men's, Ladies and Chilirens Cloak'ng,
Lamhsw ool and Merno Shirts and Drawers,
Clo,k Tsssels,
Fringe for Ladies' Closks,
A general assortment of Trimmings, &c. &c.
Cut,nc will he done free Of ch#rgc, for pers ms
ru chasing goods Of him which they wish to make
no themselves and persons finding their own goods
will BE- accommodated % hsre,ofre He tenders
his acknowledgements 10 his friends for former pa.
tonnage, and respectfully solicits continuance OF
the same.
He also informs the public, that he has taken
Mr.. JOHN q, BRIGHT into co-par'nershp and
,hs, the business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm Of WELxGR e. BRIsar.
or All kinds Of County Prodnce taken, st the
highest market prices.
Sunbury, November 18th, 1871
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NAVAL EXPEDITION TO The DEAD SEA-It is
stated in the N. Y. Herald. that party OF Naval
officers, under Lieut. VIM. F. Lynch, will sail
from New York in few days, in the United
States s:ore-ship Supply, to the Mediterranean,
fo' the purpose Of making an exploration and sur.
vey OF the Dead Se, The order, it is said, em.
anates from the Navy Department; but what OBJ
jeet is intended, other than scientific research is
not said: As soon as the ship shall have arrived
of the coast Of Syria, the party will land. and
the Supply
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HoRRoRs OF WAaLThe Charleston Mercury
states that Of the gallant South Carolina resi.
ment which left the United States nine months
ago. numbering nearly eleven hundred men. but
between eighty and ninety were .sft to enter the
city Of Mexico.
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THK BATTALION FOR THx Plausible West
tMs'ourD Expositor says that the Battalion OF
the Plains, called for by the Prssident's reqois.
ton Of July 2ith. has departed for the p!ains of
the upper Arkansas" by the Santa Fe trail. 1t
10 under the command Of Lieut.. Col. Gilp,u.
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" n. F.sL.nEK, Esq. at Afs Reai rs.
fsfs and (Out Ohcr, corner Of Sd and Cassnat
STREETS, Philadelphia, at hts Ofnc . M. 100
.NssssGS Street. VAC ISrk, ~ II. Corner Bal.
ffns0re and Cdirerf SITS, Battn0rs, aud .No !6
state Street, BOs'On. Is authorized TO act as
Ayeif, ard receipt tor all monfss due fhfs
once, for sSbscrtpffes or adverftsfng.
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TAKE NOTICE,

WHAT on the 81 day Of November. is47, my
u wife SARAH Isft my bed and board, without
the isss, cause or psovocaiion. All persons are
therefore warnsJ sssinst trusting her on my se-
count, ss am determined not 10 pay any debts Of
her eonTaeins. SOLOMON DERK.
ehsmokin, Nov. Is, ls47--N
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c. ForAroE Ror We saw lot of hne po'a.
toes in the cellar Of Mr.. Charles Weaver, Of this
place, few days since, the half of which were
destroyed BY the rot We have heard Of others
suffering BY this desease
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LOUISIANA ELEcrios.-As far as heard from,
The election in Louisiana leaves the two parties
in the same position that they were preSious to
the election No change in the Congressional
districts, ss fer as known, and the losses and
gAins in the Legislature just balance each other
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THE LICENSE QrEsTros MsEIisG.-A public
meeting has been held in Pittsburs since the de.
eision ofthe Supreme Court, declaring the late
anti.license law TO be unconstitutional, Rev. DR..
Campbell urged an appeal TO the Legislature to
pass law prohibiting the sale Of ardent spirit.
in Allegheny county. II was argued by him and
Mr.. karns that the county had expressed an opn.
ion favorable to the proposed Temperance reform
and that the public sentiment ofthe county wa.
against the granting OF licenses, or in favor OF
prohbi'ory law, or even law applicable TO the
county Of Allegheny. Mr.. Elder, of,he Temper.
ance Banner, argued against the decision Of the
Supreme Court, and against reliance upon moral
suasion alone. A committee Of four gentlemen
was appointed to report at future meeting as to
the best method oi meeting "the crisis"
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Nsw JsKsrY OFrIcIAL Returns The official
returns OF the New Jersey election for Governor,
make the vote as follows: Wing 32,25l, Demo.
cIat 34,7e4 Democratic majority. ASIA. The
vote 10 1910 less than in isil. The Democratic
vote 10 100 less, and the Whig 6000
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ny We announced, two weeks ago. that we
were in the midst Of Indian Summer. We be-
lieve We were too fast The weather we have
been enjoying the past few days, can be "nothin'
elsen
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On the 10Th inst by the Rev James J. Ham.
iiton' Mr. WILLIAM 1. WAYNE, of Pottsville, TO
Miss HEsRiKTIA McCALLIsrsR, of Strawsburv
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FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Conn
nlittee.


lnittee.
phn c. Rucher, Of Dauphin county
Hol Ibp Read, of P hiadelphis city
Hon RHhard Vsnx do do
Robert Allen, Esq do do
Andrew Miller Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel D Patterson, Esq. Montgomery county
Franklin Vanzant, Esq. Bucks county
Joseph J Levi. ESQ Chester county '
DR.. William Gray, Delaware county
Henry w Smith. Esq Bsrks county
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county
Charles w Higgins Esq Northumberland co.
Hon John Snyder Union county
Col. James Burnside, Centre county
Robert J. Fisher, Esq York county
Oliver Watson, j.. Esq Lycomns county
Gen. j. X Mor-head, Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, Wrstmoreland county
Thomas Power, Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward HerricE, Bradford couRty
Hendrick Wright, Esq Luzern- comfy
Francis w. Hughes ESQ SthuylkiIl county
James l., Gilis, Esq Elk county
James Peacock. ESQ of Dauphin county
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ID 1 T. ID

Ia Turbut township, on the 10th inst, Mr..
JACOB FUNK, aged 81 years
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Tus ,ao,osIIies Of dividing Texas into two
ssaiss, 10 already entsrtainsd.
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v HssRY Claws SrHEcH We publish, in
another column, the resolutions submitted by
Mr., Clay. and which formed the text Of his re.
cent speech at Lexington. The idea of abandon.
ing all the territory we have conquered from
Mexico, is, we presume, new and unexpected to
both his political friends and enemies There
are, we think, but few who wou due willing,
after all our fighting, 10 surrendt California
We are not in favor Of war for conquest of terri.
tory, especially slave territory, bat we should
regret, after all OUT brilliant victories over an OBJ
stinate and trsscherous foe, TO see every advan.
tage so dearly bought, abandoned 10 the enemy
II Mr. Clay entertains such sentiments, he has a
| right TO express them but he will find that they
are not the popular sentiments OF the nation. We
can hardly presume from this, that Mr.. Clay
will be a candidate for the Presidency.
% CONGRESS will meet on Monday, the 9th
| of December next The session will be an excl.
ting one. We shall endeavor TO keep Or rea.
ders informed ofall the important matters brought
before that body. The House will have whig
majority Of four, probably five, and one native.
10. We have heard it said that there 10 q Con.
servative party organised in the Senate, made up
OF wings and Southern democrats, which will
! hold the balance Of power
% CAspIpATEs FOR THE PREsIprscY The
Bloomsburg Democrat and the Wikesbsrre Far.
mer are out for Van Buren; the Berwick Enqui.
rer and Wyoming Patrol for Buchanan.
O. GIN. Scorrs dispatches have been at last
received. They give full and graphic account
| of the great battles at Mexico. Though Official,
they contain but little that is new. They are
decidedly the best dispatches and written in bet,
ter taste, than any that have emanated from his
pen during the war.
U- Jons McPH.p.os BrRRrIs has been re-
elected to the U. S. Senate, by the Georgia lie.
gislsture.
SHusK's OFFICIAL MAJoRiTr was reported 10
be 1877 Add the majority at Perote, in Mex
leo. the returns Of which have just been recei
we'd, and it will be is, ,o23; there 10 a regimen,
and hall to hear from.
GEoRoE w. HAmMERsLV, ESQ, intends ssta
blishihg Wing paper, in the City of Lancaster
ana will advocate the claims Of old "Roush ans
Ready" to the next Presidency.
Tue wHros of Mftin county recently assem-
bled at Lewi.'own, and n 'sed resolutions in ia
vor OF Gen. Scott for President
NEw JERsrY OFriciAL Returns The oAicia
returns Of the New Jersey election for Governor
make the vote as follows: Wing 32,25i, Demo
cIat 34,7e4 Democratic majority. ASIA. Th'
vote 10 1910 less than in lsil The Democratic
vote 10 100 less, and the Whis 5000.
| LOUISIANA ELGcrios As far as heard from
the election in Louisiana leaves the two partie
in the same position that they were pretious 4
the election No change In the Congressions
| Aiaf,t ,trts e
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bled at Lswi'town' and p 'ssd resolutions in fa'
| vor Of Gen. Scott for President
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GEoReE w. HAmMERsLv, ESQ, intends ssta.
blishihg Wing paper, in the City of Lancaster,
ana will advocate the claims of old "Roush and
Ready" to the next Presidency.
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rh. Failure. Abroad. i

We have long been Of the opinion that the fail.
ures in Great Britain and on the Continent--ter.
rible as they have heen--would NOT seriously af.
feet the business interests Of this country. In
copying the following paragraph from the New
York correspondence Of the Washington Union,
we are pleased to observe that the predictions so
frequently made by the Bulletin, are in q mea.
sure verified by the unquestionable authority
quoted:
1T is understood in Wall street that both Mr.
Barring and Mr. Horsley Palmer stated it as their
opinion to friend who came passenger by the
Washington, that none Of the recent failures, nor
indeed any likely to take place, would seriously
affect this country"
1t was feared by many that our merchants
would be heavy losers by the great revul.ions in
Eng land, in consequence of the unprecedent-dy
large shipments Of breadstnffs 10 Europe during
the past season but it should be borne in mind
that the bulk of those shipments was made and
paid for before the lst Of August last. The ship.
ments of br-adstufs since that time, have been,
comparatively speaking, very small; and if any
loss has been sustained on them, the loss has not
been large enough to exercise the slightest inAu.
encs on the business operations Of the country.
PhH Bulletin.
Tng LICENSE LAW The Pitsburg Gazette
contains the opinion of the Supreme Court upon
the late law authorizing certain counties 10 de
eide by ballo, whether vinous spirits .ha be
! sold in said counties. The majority G bison
C. j., Rodgers J and Bell-decide il TO be un
constitutional Burnside, J., and Coulter, J
dissent. The Court ground their decision upon
the position that the Legislature caLnot delegate
legislative powers TO the people; that minority
Of the people have not agreed to be governed BY
the majority in any other manner than that pon
ted out by the constitution Of the State OF which
they ere members; and that the law is unequa
and not universal over the Commonwealth Thu,
county may totally restrain the sale OF liquor,
by vote, whilst in an adjoining county the old
license law is the only restriction. The MAORI
ty opinion was delivered by Judge Brl-,he mi
nority BY Judge Coulter The report oecupie.
nine columns of the Gazette.
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GExuRAL QuIrxAs resigned the Governousbip
Of the City OF Mszieo to return end take his pro-
rer command, on the Rio Grsnds, under General
Taylor,
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LIST Of RETAILERS
nF Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, Of the
~ County of Northumberland, who have, and
Who have hot paid their Licenses.
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SHuSKs OFFICIAL MAIoRirr was reported TO
be 1877. Add the majority at Perote, in Mex.
leo. the returns of which have just been recei.
we'd, and it will be is,o23; there 10 a regiment
and hall TO hear from
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who have not Paid.

Clement IL Haa. !. Mcdowell
Ira T. Clement Fletcher Mathews
John Bogar =. |. Comfy < CO
George p. Buyers John u. Raser
VIM. n Tnomp.on Mas,cltr & Sw.nk
VIM. Fl. Walpies Blair & Reed
Henry Wenk Joseph Sharp,ess
Thomas J shannon T.. l.. Ppr
5. B. De Normsndis Spotls & Deity
John l.,,.enrinc Daniel schwartz
Samui Il. Wood VIM. 4 X. Fssely
Wm r Nagle An,honv Dengler
John Murray Taylor d McCl, nahan
- Notice is hereby given. that the Treasurer is
compelled, iy law, t commence suits agans' all
those who do not cnme forward and pay their lIcen-
ses on or hefore the lth day of Derember next.
WILLIAM GULICk.
Sunhury. No, 90 ls41 Treasurer.
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% CANDIDATES FOR THE PREsipHscY The
Bloomsburg Democra, and the Wikesbarre Far.
mer are out for Van Buren; the Berwick Enqui
rer and Wyoming Patrol for Buchanan.
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Fpnrnne nsyvs FROM srx,co.
PsraxseuRa, Nov. 4.

~ fN rertRseuRe, NOV. Is.
The New Orleans papers Of the 9th, have jus,
come to hand, which contain some interesting |.
tens Of news from the seat Of war.
Thete have been no later arrivals from Mexi.
60, but careful comparison of the New Orleans
sapers, with the Rews published az road by po
nsy express enables me TO furnish the following
additional intelligence.
The transactions and official reports connected
with the capture oil Huanantla are also published
Gen. Patterson left on the lst, and . move.
ment Of troops foilowsd---Geotea volunteers
first, and Gen. Gushing next. Gen. Patterson
and staff had advanced as far az Santa Fe and
San Juan; would not stop there, but proceed i'm
mediate'y aan, H1s t &c..
The New Orleans Times has an official let.
ter from Enora ITO Santa Anna, conveying the
intelligence Of his dismissal as the Commander.
,nChief Of the army. and the appointment of
Rincon as his successor
Santa Anna has been ordered away upon the
guarantee OF his honor TO appear before a Court
Martial, which has been ordered to try him foi
the loss Of the various battles in which he com.
manced and principally for the engaged ement. at.
tending the loss of the Capital
The North American, published at the capi.
tai. says that the prominent Mexicans in the
Congress now sitting will obstinately maintain
their present opposition to peace The publi-
shers Of the Republican" have been summoned
t"appear before Gov. Qutman, to prove alleged
outrasea by Americans at the capital.
The Pennsylvania volunteers garrisoned al
Perote voted for Governor of Pennsylvania on
the l2h October. as follows;
For Governor-Shunk, 60
" Irwin, 90
g Canal Commissioner --Long.tr-th, 90
Patton. 10
" Morton,
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Sept 6-2aw6w


IJAND BOOK OF Practical Perspective, London, lSH
IL Lanzs History OF Painting, translated by Roscoe
vols, London, lS37.
Wines Hand Book Of Engineering Drawing, and Map
ping quaro, London, 1876.
Hayss Principles OF Symmetrical Beauty, VOL, London
lS47.
Shu,,eworth on Landscape Painting, London, ls45.
Hayters Introduction Perspective, Practical Geometry,
Drawing, Painting, and Colors London, lS45.
Woods Manual OF Perspective, l vol, London.
Deacons Elements OF Perspective Drawing for beginners
London.
Cawses Introduction the Art Of Painting in Oil Coors,
lvol., London.
Sopwith's Isometrical Drawing, London.
JOpngs Practice of sometrical Perspective, London
Manual for Teaching Drawing of Solid Forms Machine
~, Models, and Perspective, by Butler Williams, civil
gneer, vol, London.
Browns Principles of Practical Perspective vol, large
Quarto London
Brooke Taylors Principles of Linear Perspective VOL,
London.
Arithmetcal Perspective, by c. E. Bernard civil engi-
ncer, 1 VOL, London.
Gwilt on Shadows, vol, London
The Art of Painting in OIL, and in Frcsco by Merimee
vol, London.
Painting and the Fine Arts, by Hazu and Hayden, vol
London.
Phillipss Lectures Painting, vol, London.
Just imported by +. TAYLOR.
On hand collection 4 books both English and Ameri-
cam the class OF subjects, too numerous for the
limits Of an advertisement.
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The Cheapest Store In the CITY

The Cheapest Store In the City.
b. HILLS has just received choice supply of useful
- and fancy goods consisting Of
Brass and wood clocks
Iooking-glas and plates all sizes
Transparent window shades
sweeping, dust, scrub, and other brushes
Wooden spoons, ladies, butter prints, lemon squee-
zers, rolling pins, clothes pins, washboards, Xc.
Knives scissors, and raZors
Razor strops, brushes, and soap
Violin strings, violins accordeons, harmoncans, and
jewsharps
WREATH polka and all other tuck and side combs
Buffalo, ivory, and horn dressing combs
Ivory hne COMBS all qualities
Hair tooth, nail, and comb brushes
Playing cards, backgammon boards, chess
smith q Sons superior needles
Cut and twisted silk fringes, wide gimps
Fancy buttons, velvet ribands
Sewing silk, spool cotton, hooks and eyes
Whalebone and other trimmings
Hair brads, curls Zephyr worsted
Worsted coats, caps, comforts, gloves, Ne.
Fine, fancy, and common baskets
Steel beads and clasps
Spool and stick silk, Lubin's and other extracts
Obs, OK marrow and bandolne, for the hair
Fine French fancy soaps
numerous other goods.
My rent being wohrds less than the other side of
the avenue enables to offer great inducements
chasers "a word TO the wise is sufficient" trial is all
that required to convince the public that this the place
for bargains.
South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th Streets
Oct 26-d1w&w2m
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,llI]
ne k &
MARsEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar u land 1y0ssemgers.

MARsEH.LEs LINE OF packets,
Touching at Gibraltar u lasd passengers.
THE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10th of each month, follows;
NEW YORK. a1s
Ship Prince de Jonvile, (new) Capt w. W. Laurence,
Oct. l, 1876.
Ship Arcole, (new,) Captain w. R. Hoodless, Nov i,
lB46.
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. !, 1886
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, Jan. l.
lSl7.
Ship - Feb. l, 1847.
MARsEIILEs.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (newD Capt w. W. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1876.
Ship Arcole (new) Capt. W. R. Hoodess Jan. 10, 1S47.
Ship Castor, Capt James Anthony, Feb. TO- 18H.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Capt. James Watson March 10,
1877.
Ship --, April 10, l847.
These vessels all oil the first GLASS; and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
are unsurpassed comfort and convenience Goods
agents win be forwarded free of all other expenses
than those actually paid
kFor freight or passage. apply to
CHAMBERLAIN q PHELPS,
l03 Front street; or to
BOYD q HINCKEN, agents.
No. O., Tontine Buildings, corner of Wall and Water
streets, New York.
Sept. l8
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wAsHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.
= nn-m THE STEAMER OSCEOLA haVif
RA161e put in complete order, will, on Sun'
2 4 1lth tulv coruyuanca plvinO reUula

= an.n THE STEAMER OSCEOLA having been
put in complete order, will, Sunday, the
: flth July, commence plying regularly be-
the above places leaving the lower END Of Frederick
Returning, will leave Washington every Sunday, at
O'Clock, a. m e. 80. -
river Va, Curroman, Va, Leonardtown, Md and Port
Tobacco, Md.
land, viz:
Point Look Out Pney Point Blackstones, Pope's Creek,
Naniamoy, Chapman's, Md, Sandy Point Bluff Point
Boyd's Hole, and Quantico, Va.
For Norfolk.
The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington for the
above place (ouchng Pney Point and Old Point every
Thursday O'Clock, a. Returning, will leave Norfolk
Passage and fare So. Passage and faro Piney Point,
and return, $3. -
July7 JAMES MfTCHELL, Capt
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Lenors Wharf, near the Long bridge.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his patrons
and the public that he is receiving daily the above
article of its various kinds and qualities, (Which will make
his present stock equal any In the Disrct consisting Of
Butter Red Ash, Pine Knot Broad Mountain, Clover Hill
suitable cooking ranges radiators CRATES, furnaces, NC
have had at considerable expense, my yard planked,
have conmodious shed for the preservation
those persons who may obtain their stock Of me in the fall
that in the quantity purchased should be found not
sufficient for the season. Gas the very frequently,
only small advance will be made the price to supply
the deficiency.
would request the citizens generally call before
king their purchases, resolved to dispose OF the
article reasonable rates. 2ta III
N B. Each load accompanied by the certificate oil a
sworn weigher. - = -.
Orders will be received the Butler Coal Office :; Mr..
S E. MassoIetti's Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Colemans Hotel or they may be left with Mr.
John F. Calan Drug Sore corner OF 7th and streets
hce the yard, l3 street, near the Long Bridge
JOHN PETTIBONE. &
wGvU