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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Vol. e.
CONGRESS-.

The annexed table will be found Of grea
utility for reference and future use. We have
so arranged it that it may be cut out and pre-
served We are indebted for the materials to the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
The Senate is full with the exception Of one
member from Tennessee, and the house with the
exception Of two members from Pennsylvania,
and three from Illinois. As the election in the
last mentioned State does not take place till
August, she will OF course be unrepresened at
the special session.
Although no actual returns have been received
from Alabama and Mississippi, we consider the
result so certain in both states that we have in
serted the names of the members presumed to
be) elected, for the sake of completing the list
1t is worthy Of remark, that the present Con-
gress, with the exception Of very few members,
political lines are much more distinctly drawn
than they were in the last Congress. The Con-
sentative party has ceased to exist as such, and
the materials OF which it was composed, are now
merged in one or other of the two leading parties
SENATE.
The Senate comprises ffty.two members, two
from each state, holding office six years. The
following is list of the members of that body
as at present constituted. No vacancies will
occur by expiration of the term Of service, until
the 4th of March, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

NJ The last administration dismissed Mr.
Mitchell from the office Of Postmaster, at Athens
Geo., for being Whig and aPPointed, another
Mitchell, Loco(oco, in his place. The pres
ent Administration has displac the Locooco
Mitchell and replaced the Wing Mitchell Isn't
this horrible?-Lou. Journal
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

Wing maioity 7. One vacancy.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Of Representatives comprises,
when full, 142 members. The number thus far
elected, including those OF Alabama and Mis-
,issippi, is 1877. The following is list Of them.
In regard to on or two members from North
Carolina, and o,e from Tennessee, there may be
a doubt, but tn probability is that every name
will stand as hire presented. Should the case
he otherwise, We shall Of course set the matter
ri ght with ourreaders.
Districts. LOUISIANA.
/. Edwad D. White, Wing
9. J. B. Dawson, V. B. gain
3. John Moore, Wing
Missouri.
@ John A,,s'i y Y. + B. }gonorol ticket
VERMONT.
1. Inland Hal, Wing
2. William SADIE, Wing
8. Horace Eveett, Wing
a. Augustus Yung, Wing gain
5. John Matto&s, do
Maine.
/. Nathaniel Clifford, V. B.
2. Wm p. Fesenden, Wing gain
3. Benjamin Radall, Wing
A. George Ewes, Wing
5. Nathaniel Etlefeld, V.B.
6. Alfred Marsall, V. B.
7. Joshua A. Lwell, V. B..
8. Elisha H. Allen, Wing gain
GEORGIA.
Richard w. labersham
William c. Awson a--
Julius G, Alvod
Eugenius A. Nsbet All Wings
Lott Warren ) General
Thomas ButletKing Ticket
Roger l.. GanAle
James A. Merrwethef
Thomas F. Fos(r
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

If YOU are determined to be poor, be a
drunkard, and you will soon be ragged and
penniless, to your hearts content, says an
exchange paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

PosT-OFFTCE Observation-Disclosures Mr.
Barry was Postmaster General, q Commit
tee was appointed by the United States
Senate to investigate the affairs Of the Post
Office Department. The investigation re-
suited in the very able report made by M.
Ewing. in which diverse extra allowances,
and other corruptions, were duly made
known to the people Of the country.
To parry the efforts Of that startling re
port. Mr. Barry, it may be remembered,
published 4 pamphlet. avindication. so called,
of his conduct. This pampiet was, Of
course, an individual and not an official doc
ument. Nevertheless. he agreed to pay to
the Editors Of the Globe Messrs. Blair Il
Rives, $l,50O for printing it, and charge
the amount to the Government!
When Amos Kendall succeeded Mr. Bar
ry as Postmaster General, he glanced over
the books of the department and saw this
item of 1900. Afraid that another invcsr
tigation would soon take place, and that this
extraordinary item would thus be brought
to light. he made Blair & Rives refund tho
money; at least he entered it as refunded on
the books. Thus the matter remained till
the Sd of March. 1911. the very last day of
MT. al -DuTcIS Administration, NnSn
Mr.. Niles, the successor to Kendall as Post
master General, paid back the 81 500 to
Blair d. RireS, and an entry ,raS actually
mate IN the books 10 that effect
We have all this from good authority
The facts can be relied on; and we may ex-
pect them to be made known. in some shape,
at no distant day, by the department itself
They constitute, no doubt. middling spc-
cimen of the doings of the Post Office De,
Par'm me t Wnlfn, ior year; past mas as been
ruption ever heard of in land Of religion
and laws Louisville JOul7j0l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

The Richmond Wing speaking of the
late elections in Virginia, North Carolina,
Maryland, and Tennessee. says:
The Wing victories in these States pref
ty effcctually close the books, and ciinch
the last nail in the coffin of Locofocoism..
The Wings are now, by two-foId demon
stration, by the second sober thought.
confirming the first. the People. They arc
the Government. They have the Exccu-
tive, the Senate, and majority in the
House Of Representatives.: unequalled since
the compromise Administration of Mr..
Monroe. They have the asccndency i'll
four-ffths of the States Could a party
desire more! Could its strength be greater
Could it rest upon broader or a firmcr
basis! Full control Of Federal Govern
ment in all its departments; four-ffths of
the State Governments; backed by an over
whcIming and daily increasing majority Of
the People! That's the present condition.
Of Whiggery! That's the proud position
it has won by its patriotic appeals: its gen
erous and indignant dcnunciations of Fed
eral misrue and corruption, and its strenu-
GUS and disintcrested eyertions for the pub
lie liberty. That's the victory it has
achieved over all the machinery OF party
and the drilled mercenaries Of the Treasury.
But, apart from the possession of power
and the enjoyment of the popular conf
dence, there is another felicity attending il,
but little less intense and gratifying. 1t
enjoys the bitter hate Of the worst faction
which has existed in this country piece
of singular good fortune. for we deem it.
tantamount to a guaranty of the continued
and lasting prosperity Of the party. The
Wings have won their iaurcIs well; may
they wear them long. This depends upon
themselves. The path is plain and smooth
before them,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

BETTER TlMEs.-A great deal Of Locofoco
logic is worse than thrown away in harpng upon
this subject. They point ont and would make
the people believe that the srasoation in trade the
low price Of produce and estate, and depression
in every department Of industgy--is the legitimate
result Of the change in the Administration; Ad,
mirable logic!
Has the new administration hid line yet 10 car.
ry into effect ore single measure tor The coed or
evil Of the country! Has There been any oppor-
tunity for it to introduce and cary out any change
in measure to which hey are pledged in order TO
restore prosperity to tho country. Certainly not.
An Extra Session is called that these measures
may be delayed as little as possible, and we doubt
not that the promises Of the party will be redeem
cd and the country will be restored 10 something
like its former prosperity. 1t is easier to destroy
than TO build up and it cannot be expected that
| the Administration can haul up and repair tte
damage which the good old ship has received while
! knocking about among the Breakers Of Locoioco.
| ism, without time and labor.-N. II. Sentinel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
AYETTE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, JUNE 10,

5. R. M. T. Hunter, wing
6. John Talliaferro, wing
7. Cuthbert Powell wing
8. Linn Banks, V. B.
9. VIM. A. Goode, V. B.
10. John w. Jones, " B.
II. E. w. Hubbard, V. B.
12. Walter Coles, V. B.
10. Thomas w. Gilmer, wing.
ID. VIM. L. Goggin, wing
Is. R. B. Barton, wing
16. VIM. A. Harris, V. B.
II. A. H. H. Stuart, wing
l9. Geo. w. Hopkins, V. B.
10. Geo. w. Summers, wing
10. S. L. Hays, V. B.
81. Lewis Steenrod, V. B.
KENTUCKY.
I. Linn Boyd, V. B.
2. Philip Triplet, wing
3. Joseph R. Underwood, wing
4. Bryan w. Owsley, wing
5. John B. Thompson, wing
6. Willis Green, wing
7. John Pope, Whig7
8. James c. Sprigg, wing
9. John White, wing
10. Thomas F. Marshall, wing
II. Landoif w. Andrews, wing
II. Carrot Davis, wing
~. William o. Butler, V. B.
INDIANA.
l. Geo. w. Profit, wing
2. Richard W. Thompson, wing gain
3. Joseph L. White, wing gain
4. James H. Cravens, wing gain
5. Andrew Kennedy, V. B. gain
6. David Wallace, wing gain
7. Henry S. Lane, wing gain
MARYLAND.
|. Isaac D. Jones, wing
9. James A. Pearce, wing gain
8. James w. Williams, V. B.
4. ]. P. Kennedy, wing gain
Alexander Randall, wing gain
5. VIM. Cost Johnson, wing
6. John T. Mason, V. B.
7. Augustus R. Sellers, wing
TENNESSEE.
1. Thomas d. Arnold, wing
9. Abraham M'Clellen, v. B.
3. Joseph L. Williams, wing
A. Thomas J. Campbell, wing gain
5. Hopkins L. Turney, V. B.
6. Wm. B. Campbell, wing
7. Robert L. Caruthers, wing
8. Meredith P Gentry wing
9. Harvey M. Watterson, V. B.
10. Aron V. Brown, V. B.
II. Cave Johnson, V. B.
~. Milton Brown, wing
-. Christopher H. Williams, whIg
NORTH CAROLINA.
l. Kenneth Rayner, wing
2. John R. J. Daniel, V B
3. Edward Stanley, wing
4. Wm. H. Washington, wing gain
5. James M'Kay, V B
6. Archibald Arlington, ' 3
7. Edmund Deberry, wing
s. R. M. Saunders, V 3
9. Augustine H. Shepherd, wing gain
10. Abraham Rencher, wing gain
II. Green C. Caldwell, V B
II. James Graham, wing
49, Lewis Williams, wing
ALABAMA.
Reuben ChapmanO
Geo &c s. 5. Houston Alv B. Genor
W. W. Payne Ticket
Dixon H. Lewis
Benz. G. Shields
MISSISSIPPI.
A. L. Bingaman I Wings. General
w R. Harley Ticket,
RECAPITULATION-by figures.
TO prevent thelecessity Of explanation her'
(ter, we state here, in advance, that in comPa
lg with the last Congress, we take the deleg
ons as they stood when first elected. An
hanges which may have subsequently, occurred
thef by resignation, death, or tranSmigratl0'
'e make no account OF.
w. v. B. w. gain. V. B. gain. Va
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

I'm blessed if do" as the lass said
When her lover asked her 10 marry him,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
THE BOON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON a. CLARK II. GREEN
Publishers and ProprietorS.
by AUTHORITY

by AUTHORITY
The Orders, Resolutions, Laos, dc. Of The United
3 States arc published in this Paper.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

By appointment Of Governor. Holds office
ill next meeting Of the Legislature.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

HEN REASON is LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT"-JrrrEnsou.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

70 prevent thelecessity OF explanation here
after, we state here, in advance, that in comPaF-
ing with the last Congress, we take the delega'
tons as they stood when first elected. Any
changes which may have subsequently, occurred
either by resignation, death, or tranSm'grat'0n'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
9abr9allel Il.
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Diefe 3sitlmg wirb jeeen Mittppd auf
tinem 9resea Supcr RtDaI Sogen, nit gang
Heueu Sghriften, bcraus9eaeben.
Der Subltriptipn5sprei6 lit iii { taIer
be5 Sdbt6, in BprausbeSab btung.-
Sn Saa eies uid,t 9efdieht, 70 nerreu Gin
Gbller unO finf nnr Slpan;i9 Gents anges
tednet.
&sia SIb1cri6eut wiro fir wcniaer aGs
Moulte anasucmneu, uno feiucr fdnn bic
2tttun9 auf9ebtn, bis ale 2ndfdnec earnuf
ab5esahit iIub.
@eflnntm1hau9eu wcld,e Gin @icred
nn5mlheu, lptrnen oreimat fir eineu Gtaler
cinaerittt, uuo fir jeoe fcruere Ginriidung
fanf udb spansi9 @ents. - 8r6eere mud,
8erbdftnis.
Dieieni9e wcIhs bic 3eituu9 NIT Der 4rfi
oeer eem poifreiter erbaiten, miGcn fSltit
bdfir beSahlen.
aae 8riefe an bic Nerau89cber mlGen
pc # fire einqefaubt perbcu, fcnit Derecn
fIe nidlt nnf9enemmeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
Ocfenttt(6e QSenDl1.

Go ICtt onf HfCntIidcr @sucu perfauft ipcrs
ben, SdmitdQs cen 2Oiieu nddItcu 9irocms
ber, ouf bcm 'nlaBc, in Sues9Sbeiibau Gauns
fd)ip, Pcd,d @nuntD:
Cine ibieb1re 8lantlibe,
fh6n 9eIegcu an Der orcfeu Strdee Gle ron
2lIIcntlun mad, W}dn.h Stunt fnhrt rhngcs
fibr 4 @RciIeu non 9lucntaun, itcGeuo an
Pdnb ucu Stcfd SreDm1n, uuo onocre, eut.
batteno 65a 9Ider. DAD 4nuo fol- im Gjaus
sen rrrr in Studtn ocrfhuft perecn mic C6
rcu 5fdnfern am fhidiifftru lrin m6d1tc, unb
ner odiTeIbe ucr Der 8rnru 81 bcichcn wunfdt
teltcbe tTd, ,u mstoPn tet Wojcr CaHtei Drop
er, Der tid,t oabc lpcbnt uno 2luefuHft bars
nber qcteu lpirb.
Gle 8encu fra nnaebn giatmittnns tim
llbr. Die Serin9uugen am 8crfauf6ta9e,
uno frOcn fir Den 5Idufer leidit dcmadt mcr.
orn. Sin uutfreiti3cs 0lcCht uno 8cfJB fam
bis ben llteu nidftcu 2!prii aeaeten perben.
SrueIl Slice 9tQent.
Sctrbcr, 81. %-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10

2tuf Gffentlider 9Senou 81 perfaufen.
Trcitnas ben 26itsn Tccrmber tim 10 llhr
Bcrmittlos, felt ouf benz plaee fettlf rfent'
Iidl perfduft lrereen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
81 q C(1rtCbt

mirb hermit 9e9eben, eaB Der Undergraduates
ais @recnter BON Der SoiuterlaIeufdaft eee
perifcrbenen Meter Seufter ma dl er,
lefthin ren WetFeuburg, eeha @auntp, ana
9cfteat mereen ift.-9iIle eiejeuigeu, peidle
ncd anf ir9eue cine sIst an Die ninterlafTsn.
id1aft fd,nloia iIne, rereen auf9efcroert. ,ipis
fhen nnn uno eem liien 9dnuar, 1912 absns
bejahleu-uno Sold1e, rre!d,e nod redtmds
fi9e Toreerungen al befa9fe S,iHterfaGens
fchaft baben, tperoen ebeufatfs seteten ihre
Rednunacn inusrbaIb ebiser 3eif ncblbeifie
ti9t einSubdnti9en.
0enjanlin Grim.
g1eoenber 3, nq-6nf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
SopDall QBenner

Grareift tieie Gjeirgenbeit tem publifum
fir Gle Geucsene Sfrubfhaft Dauf atsnifafs
ten, uuo tenadlrid)ti8ct caeelte ;usleidb bae
er tie
Sabad5 Otanufafmr
icBt auf ieine eiacne 9ehnuua. an bem alten
Stauo, uid)fe Ihiire urterbalb 92upps ices
tel in Der Cdmiltcn Sna6e frrtbetreiben
miro. Gr facet bic alten 8unbeu, 10 mic feis
ne Treunce uuo bas pubIlfnm ilterhdupt eit
tsj linn duSurufer, alIlpe fe aiteuuo jeee 9irs
tifcl Die in Icin Sab 9eh6ren, art6 benz bsfleu
Stcf pcrfertiat, finpen wcreen.
Stchrhaitcr lmo 98irfhe im Qanee pereeu
es befcnrers st ibrem 8ortbeif fineen, bei
tbm an;nrufen, ete Te foniinc faufen.
Saphdn 9Senner.
GIerrtaun Tro. 3, 1871. na-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
Iltttrocb, ben Oeu 0lopemter, lS41
SCtdetores GtgeutGum

SCtdetareS Ct9elttGltlll
}tnf tfentlider @cnnu ST perfaufen.
Trcitaas BEN 2Giten Tcrcmbcr tim 10 llhr
gcrmittlas, feIt ouf benz plaee fettli Sffent'
Iid Serfnuft lrereen,
Cine 0clpiie gDtte @rrmb,
acIrqen in tcm Stdotrn Gmau6, .. Mit
fcrc Iauuldlip, pummerirt No. |, erthdItCnt
G6 II. cineu balbCu Sis III Erout, ttcfeuo an
tie Strdfe bie non Yrttstann rhd 9IiIer'
tauu fnhret uuN 3O4 Tue m her 3icfe oil
Der Srafe rte ron Mcutcn Sub'e WfuhIe
nad, Strrs Gaucrna fllbret. 9ringte ertle
licgt 9Brners Wirtbshdn6 gerate 9e8enilber.
Die 8erbeBerHngen Gub ein
<-,ETzA beQueme6 Slret(f6fmte5
II& 9SobnbauS imb ein Shnbs
b nader Gdnp, cine Sdener une
ncGb iOniti9e 9tstcn9cbince. 9leidfalls be-
Tnbct fIh Elm
prd6ti9e6 GiIen9ie6er @ebIllee
% bel 60 NnG barauf Sn ecmfeIbrr befn'
tcu ith pridDtige putentirte 8Ga5sWdlge.
Cd6 Sictiucc it lit hret 3bctle eiu9ethetlt,
ninlid III elne WlceCt Stute, cine Gmbe
,um Grchcr, rprrin lId, cine prddlttAe Greh'
taut befnect, uuo einen SGhnlicb: Sdor. -
lIudl tefnecn liCt, mod, SrpCi @iltCrnc dnf Der
0ctte nit gumpen BARN, bic cine tapen ut
uahe Der @iceerci uno nie anecre all Gem
Nlnle. Cas Glqcnthun licdt III elmer iehr
frudtbareu Gjc0cnp, mo Gle Giieeerri hot cIs
lie CUTE 5uncfhdft uuo jrcerSClt faun 2irbeu
fir duerhano GIufslEdlren erlduAt wcrbrn
Gmous tcat ) Wfeilcn pen 2Ilentdlln s
lHrileu ben 9rthlebcm 3 WciIen bon Soels
teretauu; lPeileu pcn DhiIer6tauu uno
Weiieu Uru Gd'etner6 8IlIeD, rlb Die grcs
&c Gtdat6. Strafc fllhrct eaeurh, 70 rae Yrs
tc!uu0cn curdl Gle peitSffcc 9emodt tpers
bCu f6nncu.
go 2.-Ginc 0cipi6c 2cttc g1nb,
ocIc9cu III chen geuclpetem Gaurihtp nub
SduntU, cnthnltcno 8 2Icfer uub 40 9utbcu,
mrbr cocr menioer, Qriuseuo al 4auo pen
SGraCI lrrl unb 9Gtttpe Stcriuq. Gteffttt
lje0t ungefibr rs Muthen ben eem StdottCn
Gmau6. llnQefdbr 9Ifer baron ilnr Slu
uuc QBtcIenIdnb. Ga6 2auIlub III out dcs
fdlft aud, fleft ciu nitfcbleucer 9Gaffers
lfrchm turd1 bic 9RleGe, mcldlrr bmiualih
4GdlIrr cnthi!t um Ciu 9RuhIwcien recr cine
Gicrbcrci Ut bcrciber DC Gje1cno pdrc lnS
tcicnterc cine pcrtbcilbdftc, um einigcS rir.
Ter Gjcid)dfte ;t tcGiruen. Cas ltbrtde it
5.cIAarb. Cic grte tieat aud au eer Str1s
fe ctc non @mau6 uatb Sber Sducrna fnhs
tet. Sbtqc6 @idrnthnm fann aud in Stlls
den rcrfauft wcreen, tpeun co uru Siufcru
rsyIan9t pcrecn iplltc.
Serncr:
9lm nimliden Ta9 unb Srt fedcu audi fol-
0cute bc,pc9lite StrlifeI rcrtauft werccn :
3pci pftroe, Gin 9linb, SdNretnc, Gin l..
qiuls 9Ea0cn uno G'elhirr, rerfertiqtc
Giue glrbeit fir oHe 9trtcu 8cffel mlo Sd
fen, uuo anccre Giu6s2rbCitcn, uno icuif
nod pieierlci Nn,t6s unb @aucrn@icr6tb'
fhdften ~ 'uciiIduftt9 Sn mcIbcn.
Gie 8coiuQuu9rn AM 8crtaHf6tagc uno
9luhpartuu9 pcn
cTacob gSitt, jun.
SOcnrD YGieoer,
GScfcph Wtcrcn,
aiiIanics pcn 9cicpb g8jIt une 8rau.
October u, na-im
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
pritat Q3erfa,tf.

Gapttaltffen Gebet bier!
Gin flbdttdrc5 Gigcntbum enrb prts
D1t SOlncel III uerfauftn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
OrDCertef1.

Sceben haIteu Gin grcEes stfrertimruf g3ros
cerierL ais Raffee. 3uder, Melades. 1hec ic.
~ oerfaufsu uiserig bel
9Sree, Gd9er ure Ge.
Sert. 10. T1-3in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
G5efeQ66ofts 9(uaG(uua.

Gie fcit cini0er 3eit teffanbcne Sirma stpis
idlcn 9Scnner uno Ca / 8, ais Gas
bad5sNanbler, it oor einiaen Iagen init bel,
cerlritiQcu 0eiptltiqm9 anf0ehrben mersen.
pfc oicjenigeH babsr nclthe nod an befa0fe
Etrm1 fd,nIoiq fne, iperocn hiereurh 9ebes
ten bdfeIbc innerhdlb Y8edien an Saphan
lBenncr ab;utraacu, Der Die Bidder in ndns
ccn bat. @tcnfaII6 eiejeuiqen welhe ned,
'SorecrnuNen an eie Titma bdben, ncrben CT.
lhdbt ticfrlbe rpcblbefdtiat cirjubriuseu.
S1ptan 8enner,
JIcnten SdUiB.
Iuentaur 9(oa. 3. 1S4i. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
Slc.3 81.
cefentlitl,e q3enpl,.


Sami1ags ben gotten 0lopemter, Tim ilitr
Iad,mitfa9s, feII an Zen, 6auie cee eerRers
bcnen Z bu Retpsr, fen. in silIenfarn
pfert!ih rerfauft tperben
Cine 2etfe 9rnno,
,clescn in Der 9laen gtrasc, $50 suB tie{
uhe 90 Guf in Ter Trrnts. Iaralf il ers
IA rtd'tet
I;::iaa. Gin ;lrctfibfigte Erdmbaus,
4ss.ssssssgein Staa uno anbere 0ebeus
getduee.
3u 9leiher 3eit uno am nimtiAsn Srt:
Gret 2tfer flares 0anr,
gCiegrn in Rcrthamrtcn Iaunfdip, gfdHseub
III edno ees oeriferbenen Capie peitensbers
ler, Sfaac St6hr, Yetsr S.nber, une an Gle
Straee orn SIaentaun uad 9icaring.
Gbenfa[(S:
10 9Inthcile al ter Terthamstcu gduf
Cie @eetnqnngen am 8crfaufstage unS
glufnartHn9 pcit
Gyotn s, GrauB, Nsrnt
fur peter Geiper, @reeutcr.
Hetemecr 3, iia-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-10
SOTO Sc6ar6CGtleen /!

Samifaas ben I3ten Gcpember ndCb1rns,
fol- am S,anie prn Sofeph 6unGder in Ssei.
eelberg lannldip, eedla GauntD
Gin fetter 3 6s,
weld,er unaefdhr 40 pfuno ,pie9t, nit .Fus
aelu au6gefhreen fpereen. Tie SChisen in
Der llmae9euo fiuo aae ein9elaoen, ihre Sc,
fbidlidfeit gu seigen.
9eatban Sunflfer.
Eetoter ~. 1871. s-2m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11
WAsHSGroN, December 7, lsn,

The steam Power Editorial articles Of the Sun.
hIry American are strong, and 20 the purpose.
The advantages of the SEamokin region for coal
operations will Compare Wih any other region in
the S'ate-and Shen viewed with reference to its
close r,oxmiry to Mon,ours Iron Ridge, and Dam
VILE where 100 tons coal is even now used dli-
IN in the iron business, it is absurd to talk OF the
superior advantages ofhorse power in conneAion
with the immense coal operations of the Shamokln
region, present and prospective. The time ls not
far distant when 1000 toms per day, will be want
ed in the immediate vicin ty of Dsnvle, and wo
hope that our neighbors of Sunhury, Northumher'
/ land, lewisbuIs, Milton, BlOomshurg, &c" ""'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

c. Our friend of the UJnve lnteligcncer al
ludrs we presume, to Tho calculation Of the Huuis
burg IuelIigencer, Oh the icldiiee advantages oi
ST, am snd horse pnwcr. The edi ors of the Inelli
gci Ger however do not insist on the s7pelioTly
of horse rowcr, but contend that qhantilv not
rxcc,dNg 10000 toas can be transported cLeaper
by horse power than by steam, which we know TO
TIC heous, from actual experience.