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 r Shocking Accident-AnOther Warning.-A work man by the name of Robert Atkinson, employed in the Northampton Woolen Factory. was caught in the belt of some machinery last week. carried over the drum number of times, and both of his thighs shock ingly lacerated and broken. Atkinson was employed in repairing loose belt connected with the machine ", then in operation. He was cautioned against the hazard of so doing but dsregarded the warning, per- sstng in his course until he was caught by the revolv- ing belt and carried round the dru It is thought his body must have made twenty evolutions before the speed of the machinery was arrested. He had pres ence of mind sufficient to cling his body close upon the revolving shaf which saved his head and chest, while his legs shattered and broken. He is still ving although his recovery is somewhat problemati- Northampton Courier. ztJ.g g.Y.uE r Death of q hal Carrie.-The Petersburgh, {Va.)

 tcgencer of Tuesday, states that the Express mail rider, South of Gaston, was found dead the road, about mile from Gaston, on Sunday night. His death is supposed to have been caused by fall from his horse. The mail had been brought to Gaston by some person passing along the road. s. -.,

 It is said that upwards of four thousand of Amos Kendall's posmasters delinquents-and yet it is proposed to make portion of these, if not all, Sub treasurers. This would be like paying the grist and giving your wheat into the bargain for grinding.

 s.- Bnlt. Chronicle.

 DIsrREss-The prospect for our city next winter is really frightful. Persons we'll acquainted with the subject estimate that SO persons (mae and female) are out of employment comprising mechanics of ev- cry description, laborers, hat rimmers bcokbinders, folders, addresses and seamstresses, &c. Added to this provision and coal dealers show no disposi ton to lay up store in advance of the close of river navigation-in fact but few have the means of doing so, and the necessares of life will be scarce and high Many persons during the summer months obtained sufficient to eupport life among the farmers, but the harvest over and, longer wanted they try their fortunes again in the cities. What is to become of them God only knows. There is no ideal picture about this.-Ismes.

 4 little truth at lass.-The Richmond Enquirer of Friday says: The public money thrown into the State Banks. and the Secretary ef Ae Treasury him. self stimulating the State Banks to discount freely up- on it, has done much mischief aG

 OMISous. s.-Amos Kendall has appointed JOHN CADE Postmaster at Woodbury. New-Jersey. He is not the only JACK CADE now in office

 Propisions.-The Buffalo Advertiser says that the crops coming in bountifuly in the western part of the state, and prices are beginning ofa rapidly. Pc. ta:oes down to 25 cents per bushe and it is ex. pected will soon be aslow as l2 l-2 cents. Butter is from IA to IS cents, and cheese from to csnts.- The poorer classes will not the coming year buy one pound Of their four at price exceeding five dollars barrel. ss2ts ia @1is 9as&tss attsUN7 1a

 Tennessse-Thea aggregate vote in all the counties ofTennessee except three, gives Cannon (v) 5I I3a5 Armstrong ~. B. so.36s Majority for Cannon 2l,. 156. Win the Globe Dc honest enough to enlighten ss readers to the present position of tho Democracy of Numbenin Tennessee Kentucky Indiana North Carolina Rhode Island Among the readers of that journal an erroneous impression may exist as the facts in this case; as they have seen little noh ing oindca.e that there have been any recent cleo tions in those etates-N. r. Cosries 3B &

 TAe R;ghf Cord-The Wheeling Times says. that if there were prospect oftose high in authority get ting their deserts he should ike to own ropesDdk

 TAs WAie-Beu ef Tsnassse-Gen. Jackson an- nounced at Washington, that he would feast during the summer on White and Bell" Has he finished his meal ?-Prentice. When came into the pulpit. and for years af- ter" says an eccentric minister of the old school. Religion used to be the principal topic preached up- on now, it is all rum and niggers r.

 My child-take those eggs to the store-and if you can't get ninepence dozen bring them back."- Jemmy went as drected-and came back saying.