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fir AltBma, S.utsn, Slut(tein, ifed)cnDen
Souitsn StitfluB optr @oipeS, Au9aDruna,
9brcniibe6 Seitanietben ]osisrfeit, Stbmcrs
gen uno Jcelierfelt SbmtrHn uno 6ruittez
tkmnunN fbweren NtDtm, unb jsbe anoers
.Hranfbet Der un9e unp GSruit, fGnntn
unb tbusn bon 0siRn 9tuBbarfeit ssu9en-
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unb abermalS SIuienbs in ein pcr}sit9 Urab
perisnft, miro alleNit tamt furirt. Ole 9e:
,poDnlden Gpmptrms pon bissr &ranFbe,t
[&rcndjtiS] linc Sultrm z tbmeytn Der 2uns
Sc unp et6 l?alles, Sosierfeit, Id)psrt6 Ntb.
men, alfbmn, beftIl.be9 8isber, Nusmnrf pcn
Shlem Deer onpsrm StcfT, ,pis nub montDs
NAL Slutlpslfn. g5 1T sine GntiInpung bon
Der feintn S.aut, msltbc npsnoi9 in hen Qufts
rcDren cbtr guft9ef0ilCn 1T uno ourtb alls SDs
ls Der gunae lautt. Dicitr @rpeftcrlnt untsr:
erNGt fr5Isdb zen Sculten, bic GtDnNrNn,@nts
Snnpul9, Otber uno ibwereS 2tbmsn, brinGt
sln frels5 unb 9sIjnoeb Iu6pcrftn Derpor, unc
bemrtt eine Sur IN turjer Sat-.
9ie NnGma ipirb jererSfit raeurtb furirt-
5msi peer pper brs 9rcile 9cl6 furrt ben
5titAuB pcsr 5ipc6 BEL &inpsrn, in fitnfs
Ssbn Mmuttn bic III elmer Stunbs 3et. Ger
&shbultsn miro p1rurtk fc9Ieb 9sllnpsrt unp
cine Sur in furScr 3eit bemrft. Icunosrte pen
Psricnsn nelde bic NuaSsDrun9 battsn, uno
bon ihrfn 9lerSttn as unbeit6dr erf!drt waren,
lino bdourth ipleosrum ~ igrer pOlfommsnsn
Oeiunobeit bsr9tlfslIt ,pprbsn.
is.:r
pom Sranple @cts9eia SbiO, (firitb BON
yisu Ocrf) iAAt :-er blbe unter elmer ifarfsn
Serfdltuna, 4. .uifcn uno 6siiertsit 0sitten,uno
oab fem Atbmen 70 fthmsri9 9smeisn fsi, paf
er ltD IN 9rciitr geflbr filDltc Su erifidsl aas
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trr1nt pellfommen ber9etsllt nurec. ."-Nrau
SllfS, nru Salcn1, q. 8. murbe son Der 2(ifb
ma, moran Iie 20 Sabre lana 0elItten bate,
ourb Den GtbrauCb bon 2 Slolden bon oieIer
WspBm furirt. Srau gGarp, pom ndmliz
bsn Srt, wuree sbentaa6 prn Der ndmIiden
burtb ben Wsbraub pcn elmer Elas
ibc, furirt. Cine jun9e Game, ebcnfa(GS ron
Galen,, melbe mis iBrs Srunoe 9laubten,iiem
l'O lfarf in @efabr Der 9uSSbrm9 mar, mur
pe eurtb bsn @ebraub non 8 TlaitDsn, poaz
trmnen berAsifelIt. Or. SoamjtDn, bon ct.
,SaneS, Shcseorclina, mar lfarf nit enem
i?ufen, 5oeiferfelt unb SthmerSsn Der Qunae
bebaftst, nno burb cen @tbraucb scn elmer
SlaldDs bon eleier Meb5in fano CT ltanbbafte
sineerun9.
OaS fol9snee Sertffat 1T pcn sinsm rraftis
ilrsnesn IrSts, unb isbr rsfpsctabsln .gsiiflis
lhsn pcn tcr Nfstbrpilfsn &jemsinte, eatrt
vlpsstf Saun, Sa. slu9uf 27 1888.
Or. Sapne.-@eebrtsr Ssrr- Seb babe ibr
Srrectorant Ibsrall in msner praris anass
feit Nrni 81
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Gpi e | ia.
Grlefc mo SCumaC!,ten.

2S5crpen, Wir pprbln, III beuucbtr, frans
S6N'rhcr rMo cnaliitbrr GrrNtbe BON llns
tcrStigbncrcn Srb6rls arIchrlttsn, uno nacb
europa, an Ort uno Ste!ls, iprsfiltis ers
pebrt.
Nuf ben cinbellni(tbcn ber enalfcbm
9prahe ilntnnrisen Stabtsuno 2Anoleus
ten, ecnrn ee bbtblt an9ele0sn fem Ipll:e
Ibve fcaenanuten 9eeoe, ais: Sdufs, sct,
nunaen, 8cNps, 9teebuun9cn rno belons
orrs ibre Seitamcnte, in ibrer bout ieben
Olnttrrtpracbc, scfcbrlctrn su baben, cine
TprRcbts Olaasrcasl mppureb maneben
ipeltlanttSrn nnp ,fccann tpffpcliaen prc.
scBe tenntr pcrSeteu9t ,perpsn, bictct CT
ielnc 0ienlte an uno, ais srlespertauois
ger srfabrner Slctarius, unp eberaIiser
arrfbtlcbe De ANTE miro CT Geb tbatiatt
brtetben pcn 2Sinldcn fcncr glienten se,
piicn9aft 5u entlprceben. - Olan meIbe
llte psri6nlltb rper IN porto fspsn B:is'
ten al
sprcf'r 9 e. IBaancr,
Yteapliia, penu'a.
IN ter Stacne BON Stealing wDbnenpe
psrioncn belieben an Gtpbr eer 9rn, &eim
nno G'tlebter natbSufrasen.
Neaclna Zen 10, 0lcOtmtrr.
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9iee,p.sfpsnt bsr Ser. Staaten.
B ebinaunaen,

Scr "Srsbsitss 3Biebtsr' ,pirb jsoenWitt
mott auf einen Guperialtcsen lcb6n unc ialls
Der fir "elncn Sba!er' rss Sahrs III talt'
jdbriser 8praustesablnna aeprnft erfheis
neu. llls 3citunaen bic rurtb ole spot tss
fbrrsrt psrpsn Scbea auf Soften p'r Inter
fchrciter.
9lcjsnaen 6erren wslebc Gin pad BON 8
nrucn lmtrrletretcrn fammen, mo fir bic
ScSabuua itcbcm erbaIten cine frel.
~ Vrlefs uno Whnbciluuasn al Den Ser:
aus9eter mhlItn poifrci lein, ICnit merpen
ltr ultbt ansGnomlnen.
e. q. Ntnfc[
@fiprafepiIls, Rcnt9cmerp ganntp, Spa
Oial 5, $40.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-22
8ert5 Gauntp SnteIIi9en5 2lmt.

Nuf 81 naenocs grfneben pieler Isiner
Srrunre mnrrc ltnter5rihneter tcwrarn, Gin
allaemeines Snte!llAenSsAmt, i'll Ssrbncuns
NIT ieinen anpern &eibdften III er6fnen, no
'Perlonrn fir ofentliebe Seletruns, lrsenb
PaUisr, bic jn pTlcbnen, 81 perfaufeu, oser
u permcrt9dtItben fun, eintrascn !aiIen nno
9cItbS, BIZ 3n rcntem taufen oscr auf Olorts
a0Htb 3u Iebnen phnitben, erPhnpiauns sia.
ilrben ftnnen. outb prroeH allie anesre III
e'nem SntrIIiaen3 lmt acb6renpe @Itt&fts
prrrltbtct auf lnfraas bel
George QB. Safelen,
9lcvp Ste @traiTs, sescnlber Der gpe.
fcpalt Slrete Neaons.
WcUrmtcr I9.
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All kinds of GERMAN s. ENc-
LIsH printing work neatly and
handsome executed at this OFF,
ce, at reasonable prices.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-22
Gr. 2cioU'5 8lut- 9Nllen,
0r. geibp'S 8lnt-9Jillen,
sort! mas Softorsn la9en! bon 81
2ei0n'S 2lnt: :GilIen

SelODo Slut: plueu
NueSus BON rlnrm 8riefp pcu or !5cwarb,
paurt petcrsbur9, Sum so, 1889.
"SCb fGuO bic 8lut Oiarn ais cine pcrIits
lichc sDnraaus unp @etIt NsiniaWnM fanD
fle miIe Muc ianft in ibren Brttnaen, tsine
ttelbafts &tanrbsit sr5cuacnb I'M W1aacn,>cts
ihmerjcn &c. weehs gcnibnlitb eureb SPUR,
san}en crjcuat mcrNcn. $50 alaubc, raB Ole
sSlut SpilIen cic ollsrtrdftiaitsn III griifrns
ltns, Yon allem III 8crm BON spllen, nmp spcib
eas fe IN nnidbstheM 8iIlcu Die tslten Wrs
tHn3en bcrpcr9etrac6t baten."
Iussua zines 8ricfse pon Or. qB. g. &ans
bert, ratirt WalbinStrn, Snli 8, 1859.
"Stb fMo Shrs 8lut piGsn ais tines Der
b6bf fddebaritsn Itfhbruugsmittel, ,mclhss
i'd ie an'pancts. Sn DER Sbat, ieb lin 70 aus
frlepsn NIT itrcn 1pirfnuacn. rab icb ielfen
ein anbsres ELECTROMAGNETIC anprnoe. Seb
gsbe ls fait in alien Granfbeten wc Qtf0bs
runs nStbis 1T. Gs 1T anet nd,t INNER rsr
Gail pab ih lte einsis ale Abfibranaemittel
a,lipenSs. Seb finoe ea6 (te fir rbenmatiftbe
Stmsr;sh &rantbeiten psr 5aut unD pisle
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anpere ,lstel, chen 70 suirflam flus.


9ie 9oftcreu s. g. 6anecf, gbarlcs 6as
mil nnb 9DllIiam Sraneis, BON pennIrlpas
nen.-Or. s. @. >lopb nnc SIaat 5albaet,
BON S(en Orleans. 8. q. $eSis unt Sos
nathan Ochree, pon &entutr.-Or. e. glcs
meat, pcn Niebmpnb.-Sr. @imcn Shscb,
BON NatthrS.-Sr. 8. 8. Sarret, prn pitts
r9-it,mmen ccr a0acmcinrn Meinuna tci,
cab Die Slursspillcn pa6 aIlcrfhdttaric III:
fhhrun9s uno Slutreniaunamlttcl fup, uns
elAcNtbhmhche Wittcl fir rbcumatbilche lIes
bel. &rantbriten Der Saut, & Srpf,psh, @ttmn
p'L Obnmaeht &C. &C., irrlttcs 0e jrmals aes
fannt coer 0narnanrt hatcn, mb stfrauhsn
ltc IN ihrer tdalithen Dr0ris."
3abIrcithc 3euanihe bon Snriritucu fonns
ten ebrnfAils rrraclcat wcrecu, aktr bic Scs
ilsn fir NrUertsiicu (lnp Su arrs, um rcrcn
OutlBlrnna Su crlauten. Su olle Golden,
clS GcIcacnbrlt tatsn mtscn. moebte Or. Set
pp bruuCtk f1ocu:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-09-22
q0rotirt feline Slut- qStlIcn !

Dor alirn Ofittcln prctirt GG sbe ibr rses
tlrt anbsrc sn rrctiren. Gic parrn nle unbcs
frlcr9cnS-itC ,perrcn nic unHetrIcri9snr icin
-ftnnCn nlc mtcfrispilcno irM III ciniacr
lbrcr Q8lrfunacn, ,prll anaencmmen eaB ibcr
100000 GcbIhtcn papon rertanft nurrrn,
nnp in nitbr einen 'la3issn Sale mar siui9c
pappU untcfrsCrl3cnH.
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Gr. Yecbter's
Snn9en.Yre Ierpatip.

preis so Sent Die Glaftbs
ST stns febr fbdebare 3utmcit,tns, sntcef.
emrsb s,nsn reselmaifscn nno berlbmten oents
tfeen Ar3t, bsr fte hber fanf;is Sabre IN felt
aer t'sfnfn praris IN OtntlHlsap s.tranett
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Or. 2eipD'S Q5lut- -Villen !
Sr. geicu's Ylut-Nl(lcn !
Or. gelOp'6 0lut-Dtllcn !

Gin 9rcTer 3briI rapon 1T GarIaparQa
Siup Die eM,iAen tcltebcnetn pinen nvltbe
ole ltarflic glaenbct tsIscn fir Die Nsinis
auna orr ginaerrtc mo bic ;Sabiafcit, su
9,eitbrr 3eIt, aas GcbIat nnO Slatur 5u rel.
nl9Cn.
81. 9eirp'5 Wlnt-Villeu,
Sinb aue lolebrn mcoiIiniiebcn grtraPtsu IL
iammcnaciret, wsltbe ictru rem orn brrahm.
tcitcn Urr,tsn IN pcn SGrcIniattn StaatCn
auSspaupt purocn nnp III Der aanjen 2SeIt.
Or. 2tibp'6 Slut- NllIen,
9inb Elm fttberes@tacnmittrl Grasu bic iteln
gfttte unp 0olAen bon Wlerturp nup N7lnc
ralitl. ppsr ois aefib4ihcn Gfsfte non rc,,
itblehtrn NrScnClCn nnr Quad OesiSiNu
peu QuautiaIbr:u unb auslanriitbsu Smpor,
ttren.
Gr. 2cioN'5 8lut-4Nllen,
Ginp 2(nn Quad, Nnti GRsrfnrial, NutiGa(.
lenbaft unb scoen 'alle SranFhcit tr,cuaenpc,
llrlahcn rprr 9c9en ric gpnltituticu wirtcn.
&C SwtitanSrn.
Gr. geibD'5 Dlut-Dlllen,
Oi6aen onsemenpet ipcrecn lei junoen une
a!tcn, manuIitben uue meltliebcu, in alien
Serbd!tniiIrn, pbnc SiNfbaItuua BON lrtcit
0tat crer maIit9em $cben, unp ptne Surtbt
fir Scrtdtuns.
Sort mas Softorsn Ia9en BON Or.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
WHO rs THE DEuOCR ,TiC CANDIDATE
FOR ASSEMBLY,

On the fourth ballot E T the nominee fr ,hisI
flee, in The Drm tic County Convent N.
Cha''"s W. He 'ns had Ia USE G. Iorton IL.
and John Mk'nney vot's, and afer few more
hallo tugs the convention ADJOURNED without mn.
king nomination. This ste plain ruth. &c,
cording 10 the d mncratc usage that The ma;ori,v
shall govern. M. Hegi IS should have befn egard-
ed as the candidate of the Iary. Hui as M. Hor.
ton has thought proper, in Jrcrt VIOLATE N of this
cardinal principle If dem cracv press services
upon the pubic, and ppeal from The award IF the
wh"i" county delegation, to = meeting consisting of
35 individuals in McEwensvIile, Convened withou,
a"y previous n 'tice Of their Obi CT and without a
public invaton 10 the people in the lower end of
ihe cou"iy 10 Partc pate ia their Proceedings, we
think we nave good aulh,ity to- saving hat he is
MT tie democratic candidate, nut The no ninee Of a
f'cl'on and dn enemy 20 the party.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Opposition Press.

We regret that the editors of the Sudbury Ga.
zet'e cannot view the establishment Of ,hi4 press
in any oth'r than hostile ligh' We I'D no
desire to injurc them, did we believe we should
do so in the course have pursued. They say
Their subscription list has ncre sed. We are p'ad
to hear The fact, and attribute |, wholly to compe,i.
ton, which always stimulates to ex, rtion and inn
results.
The Sunhury G1zet'e has been in existence for
some time, hut has not, we believe. been as we'll
supported "a a press should be- Where tie fault
there are a sufficient number Of persons in this
COUNTY. now unsuprlicd with papers. oh , # hey
could he induced to snhsc,ihr, could suppot ,wn
p'Pers in his place. a"d support them we'll We
an mperious and abs,lute duty, to take well con.
duc'ed paper. Nothing cont,ibu es 50 much to tn
spread of intelligence and the enlight, ming Of the
mind ns the newspaper ,,resS. II beeeis habit
and taste for reading which like ali other habits j.
scquir' by practice. And we believe, many men
in tn country have risen to me and dis, notion
by early habits thus acquired, VIII, would otherwise
hav groped their way through the world in igno.
rance and darkness
We shall rndcavor TO conduct the "Amrrican'
in such spiri, and manner, to induce every
person desirous of obtaining good paper, to sub
scribe for it. How well we shal succerJ, time
itself must show.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Word 10 the Wise. sc.

'ur neghlors of the Snnbu,y u z,ite, in "Ia.
~, natuns long and loud" have IN dc suntry
. arges in relation to the establishment of his
pa r, ,hil Will requl at oui hands some little
C mmeut. We can ,sure th m hat were not
act at IN tn lie st by any Hoiv's If i'll will, =
p 7 ona ho Ii liy, aud Ihink, ,ha, our cot,mpo.
rtry sh uld rs,her ho congratuIaory than othcwise
in having received ally, wiling to do bat 10 in
the cause oi democr~cy, however ieeble they nigh,
u,,m his hors.
II viii he T cal ected, that when Gov. Porter ass
sumed the dulrs of bis office, the affairs of tho
commonwealth had reached an ala ming crisis
It's naive 'gy of character, aud determination
TO pursue a Course best calculated to preserve the
in tres's Of the people, gradually restored tn nss TO
order These difficulties scarcely surmaunted.
wh the su spension Of the banks took pl ce. Tho
go ernor in his annual message had recommended
some wholes me rest Ie'ons. TO prevent the reeIr-
renee Of the like evil. Whatever his opinion might
have been, in regard to the conduct If the hanks,
he was unwilling to sacrifice the interests Of tse
people, destroy the credit Of the state. and bring
universal di.tr,ss ui the community, by compel
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
The Specializing Candidate.

The irl, nd, of Jesse Z. Horton are pr, s,inu his
lection because they say he is a farmer, and that
Charles w. Higgins is a lawyer, We are sorry to
strip jack daw OF his b ,rro" ed p'umage-hut W o
is it hit ever heard or knew any thing = Jesse
Horton, that did no, hear Of him or know hun as d
stage proprietor, oI a Contractor up n the public
w"ksl ~ ho is it that knows him, don't know hat
ever ,nce he has been in this county, (ad that -
not been very long) he his been fe' dug al The
pubic crib, ami that he has rec, ved more money
from The government, the shape of "eriro pdy,
for doubtful service than ND have paid twenty
members of the egiss'Urel The truth is Jesse g.
Horton, by his speculaiions aud contracts 'fv Iinus
k MS, la, acquir'd hands m mIl AM farm l."
which, as a triend, We w uld advise him Ia dcvot
his 'is,e and sts' ton: While Z. w. H. gins is g
young M n. who ha ri en- by his ,wn merits. AMI
h S no farm to sup or, hr, hot obliged To earn
his livelihood by his profession. The people can
Judge which i tn mos deserving of the rwo, the
specuiQtiag contractor ~ the IN ustr ous and me-
t,i us young prof ssi nal man. The talents e
the Nv, m n, of course, are not to he C mprr.d
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

rived. Our design il TO make the American per
mabent and useful jourua conveying useful aud
interesting Information to all classes of readers-
Conducted with the utmost !ccorum. its tone aud
sentiments shall a, all times he such, that the
scrupulous parent may place II in the h'nds Of any
member Of his family with perfect impupity. Low
scuriIi,y and violent personal abuse shall I've care>
fully xcluded from its columns. And while we
sh III always be ready an prompt in the expression
OF our opinions upon matters Of public policy, we
shall always en- 'eavor TO preserve that decorum
and extend that courtesy towards our coemporaries
and others, tina, one gentlemen has righ, to expect
from another.
To the interests of the farmers and cutivaiors of
the SOIL the bone anil snew Of our country, who,
in aercul ura psni, IF view, form the ba-is Of
all trade commerce and m nuiacturps we sh all d. =
vote portion of our columns. and spread before
them such matter as shall be both useful and en-
tertaining.
To the mechanic and all Others we trust we
shall he able to make the American an interesting
aud ius,ruc ivo journal.
In poIiics we shall as we have already an
nounced, supper, the general and state admnsir,
ti,ns. In advocating the reelection II MARTIN
VAS BuaES atd RICHARD NJ JoaSso> to ,hr
high stations which the, row occuIy and WIN
they have filed with such distinguished, abilities
we shall ufue ourselves to me ,s,ires and the
principles upon which they are grounded. X, ctiu-
ioa,iou nnd low person / abuse which the iancor
Of political wafaie never fails to produce, and
which we reg-,t t. say is INDUCED in I, an almost
unlimited exrnt, by the par iz1n pn S. of ither
sdr, shall car, fully avoid, deeming il no, oul
demoralizns 10 the community and Jsrogatnry Ia
the high character OF the press, but unwise, I'M
polite and urjus
I" our fearless and patriotic Governor David r.
Potter who has thus far identified himself with
the true interests of the state, AMI whose wise and
saluaty measures have received the appro alton OF
every honest a ii Liberal mind, we shall exc our
most cordial suppurl. We have therefore placed
his name at the head Of our column, fully conf
dent tha, the no est ye,man'y Of Peuns, lvanu
will always be found sustaining honesty of purpose
and integrity of conduct in justly valued pubic
servant.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
Jesse &. Horton.

This geut enru IS the candIddt' of faction
composed OF fragments of all parties, u ited with
The very few III this county, who shaw, d decided
symptoms of opposition to the admins ras n OF
Gov. Porter, and were checked by the overwhcln-
ing burst of APPRECIATION which the measures of the
exec utive received in this cou ty on the 22a OF
February last. Those who shout his praises. have
not condesccndcd On infnrm the puhi C wh qnsli-
fc ,tons recommend him to the office. Can he read
or write q, Pr haby he can hut he cannot DR. w
up hill. or law ne; her c,u he write report mp
on anv su jrci that would he committed to his
charge. He does not pos es single requisite
tu legislation. Tha, he is incapable # delivering
his sentiments, (f he should happen 10 have any
upon any subj t, might be considered min ot'-
ohjeci n but his early and late habits hive not
qua fled HIM for thnkIng C ucctiy, and il ~e send
him to The legs AZURE, he will n cessarily be b ged
t., ask the aid ol a member from some other coun-
,y to enab him t, further the husIn, Of his co>
uuents. In shprl, we would be obliged to 6oro,c
representative from one of nur neIghbors.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
10 THE PUBLIC.

In submitting to the nuhlIc he irst mum or Of
the american" il may be deemed incumbent on
us as necessary and proper to make few ohserva.
tons in nlatOn to the establishment of this press
and the course VIII ch its conductors intend to pur-
sue in its publication. Tho age in which we live
has he, truly styled the age of Improvement,
which no power carh can arrest in its progress.
The applica,c cn of steam to the various purposes
of az, and the more recent discovery Of smei,-
ing iron with anthracite coal, promises TO ennsyl-
vania results that cannot be too highly estl-
mated.
The great valley of the Susquehanna is soon des-
tined 10 bccome the theatre Of new sc. ne Of en-
lerpr re and industry, whch may well excite The
establishment of tn 'se who are unacqualntei with
her ine1haus,hle dtposites of co i and iron.
Her rugged hills and solitary wastes, here ofore
deemed worthless now eagerly sought after for
ihe coal and IRON which they contIin. The most
luahe minerals in natur.. Il has teen sad thai
EGG land owes her pre-eni wer and wealth more
to her coal d ron than TO ali o,her cause COM
lile.l.-If 81, then renrsy sylvania ha, w,nin her
unsurpassed oy the wh c Uni1n.
The Shamokn cod feglun, connected witt lhis
place by i oaJ 20 mikes IA lngth which few
years since was sniit ~ Wild. uii'oad-n by the
foot of man saw, The sn!i,ary hunter in pu, vi of
9 me, is now teemhs with busy aud indus'ri rus
| p,pulalon. The town ol kin located IN the
coal re aion, a new vi lage cont ming about one
hundred houses, has sprung up as II by magic,
since tina, period.
These improvements which are hut a commence
ment of a series # works upon large scale n w
! in progress, recent they ae, have already gi en-
new fe and impetus to this section OF oUr cour-
! ty.
With these views and under IN Sc CONSIDER :
iions, we, in common with many OF our most es-
teemed fellow citizens, conceived that w'il con
Quoted journal, if properly 'ncouIagd, coull he
rendered b ighly serv celht TO th, community. Tn,
progress Of improvement and th rapid CT ase of
population, indeed equIe that the rcss III ui1 no;
ouly keep pace with the spnl Of ritep IL and in-
dustry, hut as pioneer lead the way anI slimula e
to exer,ion the entcrprzing and wealthy capitalist.
Tho establishment of new press ia this p &c
has ffequenil, heen 81 oxen of, and was long .ince
in contemplation whenever a favorable opportunity
should occur. We believe tina, period has now ar
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12

That weak imhece creature, whose name figure
at the head oi a paper call'd the Milto lie ger,
i'm, ly because the real owGer II that pres, dare
not place hs own there, has thought pro- er To
commence abusing some of he leading democrats
on his side of the river in the cour of which he
made an attack upon the editor Of this paper,
raj weeks in advance of its putlicrion.
We will, however, inform him, what his limit d
perceptions probably will never nahe him 10 per
criVe, tha, in our opuon lhe duties of a edto ar
not a all incompatible with the character of gen.
teman, a that he must not think all fdtOrs are
ecessarily tools fr DESIGNING men, simply because
Ne has made himself one. The public will hardly
suppose hit il wi rqui p any continuation Of -
trt q pub 81 a sher equal 10 the Mii,'n Ledeer
FI m our eari ST youth, Ne have heen accu IN
to ,hink ard act ,or ours Ives We intend, aud We
are ,siu ,noush 10 lhink We a., competent To d'
o t. msbe the Amenc a." uspec iab c afli wei
conducted j,urual; and If we dn not succeed in
making il as much sup Iio To the Ledger, IN P"ln'
OF in ell gence and resp,clahit', as that pap /
now blow such a Il ndaJd. We hail reIir', ami
cave lie deg, iJalIun of tie press IA the hands o'
such cicatufes as now conduct that p'per
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-12
The Banks.

we ePuh'ish, N anothe' column, the bill res ric,-
h" hanks, PISSED b, the Honse of Repres, n
'a'iv's on tn 'hnd of Ap il last, together with he
yeas md nays on the p's-ase of the bLl. We 10
c'h lie placed IN HE assertions Of the Min L. dger
and Sudbury Gazette. So far from opposing a
reform OF the present. banking sy stem, Mr. Higgins
voted for ju-t such r'sic ions on the banks a. the
peope d. sir, and we ask them to read the bill and
Judge 'o' Themselves. 1t will be recnll ctei that
this bill passed .wo weeks bef re the T.ec l.u,e
first adj"urnei; plenty Of time FIR tie Senate to
have passed the bill, bul dill not see proper to do it.