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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

| On this motion, the yeas aud nays were called
yeas 60, nays 10. Mr.. Hcgins voting for it, (Jour.
nal, page iO73.) After the resolution was
thus amendoJ, motion was made to postpone in
definitely.
This motion, ifcarried, would have defeated the
resolution. 1t was lost, Nh. lIegins voting agains,
it, (Journal, page lO75) A motion was then
made to postpone ii to the 9th of July. which would
be after the legislature had adjourned. Mr.. Higgins
voted against that. A motion was then made to
refer the whole matter to the committee accounts
for their decision, which carried, yeas SO, nays
40, Mr.. Higgins voting against it, (Journal, page
l075.) So throughout the whole course of the af-
fair, Mr. Hegins by his votes, showed his willing
ness to renqush his pay during the adj 1urnmcnt,
and his readiness to decide the matter at once. The
reference of the resolution to the committee on &C.
counts, disposed of the resolution, and it did not
come before the house again. On the last after
noon Of the session, the committee on accounts
reported the pay list Of the members, with the usual
resolution, viz;
Resolved, That the speaker draw his warrant
on the state treasury, for the sum set opposite to
their names respectively"
The yeas and nays which you published in your
paper, of the slh inst, upon the passage Of this
resolution, and not upon the question OF relin-
gushing his pay during tho adjournment. Mr.. He
gins. had in every vote he gave, voted in favor Of
rcinquishng pay during the adjournment. The
whole matter had been referred to the committee on
accounts against his consent, and the question pre-
sensed was. whether they will take any pay al all
Mr.. Higgins voted for taking his pay during the
time he was at Harrisburg, and if the committee on
accounts had included with it pay, which he ly
his votes had shown willingness to relinquish, i,
not bis fault for he had voted against referring
il to the committee.
JUSTICE"
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Pills and Politics,
Tales and Anecdotes.

The last sunbury Gazette says, we feel no into
rost in the of the democratic party, because
we have published "lales and anecdotes" just before
the election and say nothing Of the "regn Of terror
and "Buckshot war;" And yet strange as 1t may
appear, Mr.. Youngman has devoted about one half
Of his last paper to US. Did he intend to reply to
the tales or the anecdotes Was it his design TO
make war upon them, Don Quxotte did upon
the wind.mills The readers of the Gazette have
teen guzzled long with pills and politics" that
the editor begins to think they can swallow nothing
else.
The truth is, we can give our readers much,
if not more politics than he does, and have room
enough left for tale or two, foega news, &c, and
a, least score Of anecdotes. If he does not like
tales, we will give him this week "Irish Story"
to digest At the same time, we would advise him
10 take care that his swing stories" do not prove to
him another "rope of sand" that some diri may
throw in his eyes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19
The Banks.

We publish, to-day the following bill, restrict
Ing The banks, passed by the House of Represen.
tatves the third of April last, together with The
yeas and nays on the passage of the bill. We do
this for the purpose of showing how little reliance
can be placed in The assertions of the Milton Ledger
and Sunbury Gazette. So far from opposing a
reform # the present banking system, Ma Hesins
voted for ju, such restrictions on the banks as the
people desire, and we ask them to read the bill and
judge fol themselves. 1t will be recollecteL that
this bill passed two weeks before the Legislature
FIST adjourned; plenty of time for tie Senate 10
have passed the HILL but did not see proper 10 do it,
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An Act,
For the regulation of the several Banks, Savin!
Institutions and Loan Companies of the Con
monweah.

For the regulation of the several Banks Savings
Institutions and Loan Companies of the Com.
monwealih.
SEcrioS ]. If any banking institution within
this commonwealth shall at any time after the 18th
January, 1871, refuse 10 redeem aay one of its
notes or bills or pay any Of its deposits other Ii.
abilities in gold silver coin, its charter shall be
forfeited; and II may aud shalt he lawful for any
person or PERSONS Ct he agents of any body corpo.
rate, who shall have been reiused gold or silver in
payment as aforesaid, TO make an oath or aflirma
Unn, before ANY judge If any court in the proper
county, of the fact. rhis section defines the mode
of proc' eding 10 forfeit the char er aud provides
Tor TIE appointment Of trustees TO take charge OF
'he effects OF The bank
SIC. Q. Provides that the trustees may use the
corporate name Of the bank, foy the purpese o.
settling It's a1,irs.
tees shall make tllement.
SEC. 4. Provid against the fraudulent conceal.
menl OF any of the funds Of the bank by the lresi
dent cashier or other uficeg.
SIR. s. Provides for the refusal or neglect Of TN
Trustees To execute rter duty, Sc.
SIC. 6. That the several courts of comtaoa pleas
~ this common" eith shall have the power and
jurs ietion OF courts of eauy, 80 far as relates 10
and in the assets Of any banks te insufficient
10 pay The la!ls and other debts thereof the said
courts are authorized, aud il is hereby made then
duty 10 render DEGREES against the directors and
stockholders thereof. fur such or sums of mo-
Hey as shall be sufficient to redeem said bills, and
| lquidate the just debts ol the bank.
SIC. Z. Provides the manner and order in which
the trustees shall pay the debts Of the banh.
! SIC, 3. That from and ,fter the passage of this
act, it shall not be lawful for any ockhoder Of any
bank, savings nslil uiiun, or loan company within
this commoaw alh, to vote at any election for di-
rectoTs Off of the same, except in his or h
own proper person, and that any act or acts of A $.
seHiby heretofore passed, ealhonEing the siockhul
ders Of sdch hanks savings institutions and loan
companies, to vote by proxy al such elections, be
aud il is hereby repealed
Sic. .. II shall not he lawful for the directors of
| aEy bank, savings institution or loan company OF
this commonwealth, to decl re a dividend of more
than eight per cent per annum ON the capital ac.
| tuay paid IN, or accumulate as a contingent funl
moe than five per c, mt. per aunum upon their said
capital and all the annual proGts arising from any
OF such nstil utons, and above the said eight
per cent. diYdsnd, and the SAID live per cent. con.
tingeni fund, shall be paid annually into the reasu
J ~ FIR the use of the commonwealth Prouided
hJuerer, tina, when the said contingent fluid e1.
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GAYLORD CHURCH.

We pleased to see that GAYLORD CHURoH
Esq., the able and talented representative of Craw.
ford county, in the last Legislature, has been nom
mated almost unanimously, for reelection, by the
democracy of that county. He pursued the same
course with our own representative, G. w. Higgins
Esq, in sustaining the credit of the state, and
lively Supported the fearless conduct of patro.
tic Governor. His course has been promptly and
honorably approved of by the staunch democracy
of Crawford, notwithstanding he too was branded
by the Barnburners and Destruciives a traitor
and recreaHt. What think you of that Mr.. Led
ger He was not left at home, Ehi
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LIST OF CAUSES

EIVOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas OF
~ Northumberland County, to be held at Sun
bnry, on the first Monday of November next, being
the 2tl.
Joseph Trego VS. Martha A. Stock,
George Welsbsnse vs. Thomas Allen,
3 Christ IL Nesbit vs. Jacksun Nesbit,
a George Lawrence W r. II. Hammond,
Henry w. Snyder Will m M'Carty,
6 Adam Shi Ter VS. Solomon Dunkleberger
Hamef for Roush Solomon Menga',
8 kirkpatrick d Son VS. G.. Icsenring,
Dr. VIM. Henderson VS. Henry Brown,
10 Same W Shipman & Grecnough
II VIM. p. Brady VS. Thomas Grants adm's.
IL Christian Hecket VS. Frederick Heckert
l3 L. Y. Bright VS. j. g. b. NUurse,
Ii Hugh BE las vs. Wm M'Carty ct al,
Is Joseph Goss vs. Dr. Rohrt Philips,
l6 James Hbourne VS. Dennis Waters,
IL Peter kfr VS. II,nry Daldsher,
Is Michael M'Cahs vs. j. Cau ct al,
10 VIM. A. Lloyd vs. VIM. Forsyjhc,
30 John A. Lloyd VS. J IN = |, O.
2i>Filbed's admir-, VS. John Filbcrt,
- VIM A. Lloyd for
John A. Lloyd VS. VIM. Wilson, jr.
% Henry Flick vs. II. l.. Dieilcnbauch,
"a Cum'th Of Pern'a VS. Weaver, Lloyd and Ro-
bins,
25 John Dunkle VS. Robert Mack,
&c Milton Borough VS. JACOB Wheeland,
81 Groves for Hart & Go vs. John Leisenring,
% Joseph Marple's exr John K.fler ct AL,
30 Porter for Yoxthcimer vs. Thomas Cowdn,
80 Peter Wary VS. John II. Purdy & Co.
SAMDEL d. JORDAN, Prot,y
nH"y suSSury, Sept. a'Iis' IL, lslo.S
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STATE OF THE COUNTRY

Good eDects 81 tie SUB Treasury.
The Sub-Treasury Bill, so much denounced by
the opposition, received the signature of the Pres-
dent and became the law of the land on the Fourth
of July. Tha, feature of the bill which is so hor-
rble in the eyes of the wings, and which exacts
gold and silver in payment of the public dues, has
been enforced in all the shnplaster-rijden states
since the middle of October last. 1t is by the oper-
alton of this section that its opponents say The
price of agricultural produce is to be brougtt down
10 amos, nothing, and the country to b. ruined
;;cw, henceforh and forever. I'o show how the
whigs indulge in the vest misrepresentation, and
what poor judges they are as to what effect any
public measure will produce, let US take slight
glance at both the past and the present, and see
whether the change has been for the better or
worse.
We find by reference to the Price Current of
las, Ocuber-the Price current of the 4th of July,
aud the Price Current of last week, that since the
enforcement Of the law of Congress refusing ire
deemable paper in payment Of the public revenue,
and since the Sub-1feasury became tie ka,o ofth
and -four has advanced in all the eastern cities so
to rs cents per barrel; whiskey 6 TO s cents per
gallon; wool to cents per pound wheat IL TO
Is cents per bushel; rye s to s cents per bushe
and we learn that in New Orleans flour has ad-
vaneed one dollar and half on tie 6urel! If the
Sut-Treasury will ruin the county, aud bring
down the value of every thing, how happens it that
prices have thus advanced since it went into opera
lions Let the wings answer this question To the
people whom they have SO studiously laboIed to
deceive.
Instead Of the ruin" which was to follow the
Sub-Treasury, We hear of an improvement in bus
ness, and slow but certain advancement Of The
value of property in all paris of the country. If
there any cases of suffering, they are the resul,
of the ecctioneenng Tyranny Of some bark fed and
bank-goserned federal whig.-lhc result Of uncon-
trollabe misfortune, the natural fruits Of deness
vice and dissipation. The farmers produce or ey,
cry description is from to twenty per cent
higher tn IN at any period Of the foar years whis
administration Of Adams and Clay-and foreign
and internal navigation more ac.iyelv or
advantageousy employed-mechanics and laborers
are IA demand in many PAGES, and find plenty to
90 ia others, in spite Of the EFF rs of the whg csp
,alisis to arrest en,erIsise and throw them out of
employment for eh tieneering purposes. and the
merchants ale ransacting safe and profitable bus
ness, and gradually recovering from the diaice ties
into which they led by the Iuilleus example
of the specializing gentry.
Such is the favorable and ds2y improving con-
di'ion of our coeniry under the operations of The
Sub Treasury.
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blic ale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland County, will be expo ed 10 sale
10y public vendue or ou,cry, on
Monday, the Isih day Of October neal,
at the Court House in the Borough of Sunbury, a
certain Island in he River Susquehanna, in Angus
Ia Township, Northumberland county, containing
ten acres mere or less, late the estate Of jacob
SeashoIlz, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day,
when the conditions will re made known by Frr-
der OK L,ziTus, Administrator, de bonis non &c. OF
said drcedeut JOHN G.. YOUNGMAN,
Sunbury, Aug. 30. CIR. o. G.
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Ii. Il. MASSER,
IO[EpH EISET Y
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
EHROSPECTUS OF A NEW VuluME-Tho
great increase in tho su scription list of the
Casket since the first of the year, warrants tho
most extensive improvements on the first of July
next--at which time a new volume viii he c,m-
menced with increased vigcr. Nothing need bO
said of the firm basis on which the Caskct stands
it being already the Oldest magazine in the country
TYPE-EMBELLISH
The Casket is printed with clear aud silvcrv
type, upon the finest white paper. The Illustrations
arc not surpassed by those of any prodicgl at
home or abroad and beside the monthly steel en-
cravings, a quar- erly p ate Of colored fashions has
lately been added. The style jf the embesh.
ments is uncquallei, and III y are always accom-
plnied with al appropriate sketch. No wood cuts
dlsg1ce the work. Whatever appears in The .sgkcl
is of the first order Of the art
LITERARY CHARACTERS.
The literary Character of the Ca kel is well kn wr
Ii is wholly origin Il. Of the h ghcs. o,d,r, and
sustained by WRITERS CT THE FIRST
RANK Essay, Tales, Sketches, and Travels,
compose its prominent prose article. while the
poetry is equalled ly that of no other magazine OF
like character. The variety for which the Caskcs
is celebrated, shall suffer no dmnuti.n; but on
the contrary, every exc,tica shall be made to il
erase its interest
SEVERAL ROMANCES or THE REVOLT
h''o olllCIss dH iJiIuN
ia the course OF the volume, presenting when finish
ed, complete picture of the Manners and his
torca account of the great battles at that time.
Thus, the Caskel, instead ofbeiog file with sckiy
senilmentatles, aims at true d5incaon Of
human nature in every variety OF passion
TINE OF PUBLICATION.
The Casket is published on ths Fl 8; of tho
month in every quarter of the Union. The most
distant suhslibers consequently receive it On that
day, well as those who reside :n PHILADELPHIA
In all tn priIc pal ci, es asens have en- estah-
lishel, by which me .ubsribers can ob'ain th.jr
cnpes flee of postage.
FASHIONS
The fIsions arc published in the Chskct quar-
try, or often as any really new sty les arrive ON
Pans. The engravings colorel, and executed
from orjgind designs No old, worn cut pla:cs
are retouched aud then published as the lAtest
fashions. The tfuth IF our designs may be tested
BY Comparing them vi h the latest desc ioiyn Of
dress s from loud and Paris.
TERMS:-TmnES DoLLAus per annun two
copies fJr FIVE DoLLARs. Published b.
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SO Carriers Alley, PhilAj.
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The following resoulioEs were unanm nusly
adopted by the Lancaster Convention, composed of
%, 900 Democrats, in favor of Martin Van Bu-
rem. Richard NJ. Johnson f. d Goyernor Porter -
Resolved, That we cordiaIly approve of the NOM
lnsuon OF MARTIN VAN BUREN, Of New York.
loo Presld,nt and RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, of
hentaeky, Tor Vice President Of the Unlled States
as the Candidates Of the Democratic party of the
Union.
Resolved, That in MARTIN VAN BUREN VIC
recognize the able and enlightened statesman, the
experienced and practical democrat, who has al
ways been faithful 10 the cause OF the people The
Keystone stale will record her attachment 10 the
principles and policy OF his administration, by an
overwhelming IN ijorily.
Resolved, That in RICHARD NJ JOHNSON,
we recognize the war worn veteran, whose numer-
Gus scars arc ample certificates that when his coun-
Try Called he sought the post OF danger, and who e
long services in the councils OF the nation furnish
abundant evidence oi his experience in the civil ad-
mlnistratlon OF cur Government.
R's solved, That this Convention entertain the
highest respect ior DAVID II. POR FER, Governor
OF PennsylVania, and cordially recommend him 10
uie DsmoeIacy Tor re-,lert.On to that Office.
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LAST NOTICE.

A Ill those irdcttel to the late firm of Thatch-
IA er and Thompson, are hereby notifiel to call
aud settle their accounts, they will be left 10 TIE
hands of Justice for collection, without respect to
persons. SAMUEL THATCHER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
or The books will remain in my hands unl
the 3lst of October next.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
Sunhury, Sept 10.-5w
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the high character Of ih3 press, but unw'eo inns
polite and unjust.
To our fearless aud patriotic Governor David II.
Porter, who has thus fat identified himself with
the true interests of the stale, ami whosa wise aud
-au a'y measures have received the appreciation Of
every honest ID literal mind, we shall extend our
m IS, cordial support. We have therefore placed
hi isname al the head Of our columns, fully conf
de6t that the honest yeomanry Of Pennsylvania
will always be found sustaining honesty Of purpose
and integrity Of conduct in justly vdiu,d pubic
servant.
ii. 3. MASSER,
JOSEPH EISELY.
SunburY Sept. 10. 1870.
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ELeeUEKcE-" Gentlemen of the jury, do you
suppose my client would be SO mean as to steal
two poor hanks OF picked cotting 'spose not,
reckon not. While the wolves were bowling on
the mountains of Kentucky, and Napoleon Bona
parte was massacreing the armies of Earope---do
you suppose my client would be e mean as 10 steal
two poor Pitiful hanks Of picked couing IL 'spose
net, I reckon not"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-19

The elestors meet at the capitos of tho respec-
tive States in which they are chosen, on the second
day of December and give in their ballots for Pre-
sident and Vice President.
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Why is a newspaper ike a rooth-pick Dye
give ii upl Because every man should use his oBn
ard not borrow his neighbor's
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"Pa," said little fellow the other day, wasn't
Job an ediior = :" Why, Sammy'" .' Because the
bible informs us that he had much trouble anl was
a man oi so.row all the days OF his hlei"
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RArHER WLRA.-The beat was so great a short
time sincs at Salem, (Mass.} that apples, baked on
one side, were picked up in the orchards.
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A PEETISESr QuEsrIoS.-" If q man is Too
poar to pay for newspaper, how many dogs can
he afford to keep"
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Rlcu AND RARE.--Much rain is sure sign d
yet weather.
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TALL They have man at the South so nll
that he lets himself ost at camp.meetngs for a
sieepk!
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lsDusrnloUs.- on mlIket Sail,
catching flies for living
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Go Ir--ln England they are constructing
s'eam engines of 900 to 1000 horse power.
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Coal Ira de.

The amount OF coal carried on lhe panyIle and
Iottsv'ile Rail Road 70 Sunbuv for shipping, du-
ring the week enains on SeIt l6, is a2s Tons.
Per last report, s,306
Total, 1854
JOHN DUDD, w.
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Table Of EIlPCiiOn9.

The following table will be found handy and use.
ful sF matter Of reference. 1t has been compiled
with great care, and is believed to be accurate
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WILLIAM L BUhTOS. .
PubkSker and Proprietor.

HEAP AND COTTON TWINE.-For s4!.
BY Ii. b. MASSER,
ScPemher l2, 1910
TOWING LINES, CORDS AND ROPES
For sale by NIB. MASSEk
September IL, 1910,
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n A Y s:

Messrs. Burden, Caruthers, Church. Darse,
Fisher, GraIz, Higgins OF Huntingdoa Hrpderson,
HInehman, hutchlns. Law, Morton, Smith, Smy.
ser, Sprott and Watts-l6.
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The Philadelphia Caskea.

Sunbury, Sept. 10, 1870.
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EINOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of
~ Northumberland County, to be held at Sun
bnry, on the first Monday of November next, being
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
.Saddle and Harness Manutacforu

VINHE subscriber would inform the public that
L he has commenced the above business at
the old stand, formerly occupied by G. w. Ellis
in Castleton, where he hopes TO receive a liberal
share Of patronage. He will keep on hand, or
make on short notice, oil articles in his line of bu.
siness. such as Saddles, Harnesses OF ali kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
citv.-Also, q good assortment OF Bag Top md
Common Trunks; curled hair Mattresses made
TO order, and old ones renovated. A good assort.
ment Of whips and fashes, curry combs and horse
brushes of first quality, all kinds ofcarriage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit;
most kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing 10 purchase will
find il to their advantage 10 call and examine
work and prices before purchasing else whese.
Repairing done al short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. I.
N. D. A good lot Of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. Ply
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Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Indi-
an Rack, Plaster.

THIS Plaster 10 unrvsed for curing Scrofulous
Sweliinps, Scurvey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh
Wounds Pains in the sides, hips, ard limbs, and
seldom fails 10 give relief IN local Rheumstisms
II applied to the side. il will cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints; and 10 equal, IL not
superior 10 any thing in use for corns on the
feet The virtues Of this Plaster have been wit.
messed by Thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have tested its efficacy.
Sold BY the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Mid
dIe6ury, W. WIN Si'nPson, a. Co, and Lew
10 & Go. Boston. Comstock Il Co., and Hosdy
Phelps & Co New York and several druggists
in Philadelphia; p N Cohen e. CO.. Chs rieston,
C, John =. Clark Baltimore and by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Can.
ada.
JAMES BARRETT, il. and al the Bookstore
i6 ! Y oc ON.