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the Utica and Schenectady Rail Road (78 mes) or
"a, $50 on the N. Y and Erie Rail Road (450 miles
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the Chaplains to Congress
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
To be Drdaon in December, lS4l.
j. c. GREGORY & co., Managers.
100000 Capital |!

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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of he BALriNohE AnKnrcaN, Oct. ls.
FL0UR.-Since Friday the store price of How.
ard street Flour has further deched. Safes Of good
standard brands were made on Saturday and also
to-day to bone extent at S5,621, and holders are
now Offering TO sell at the same rate. The receipt
price is unsettled.
We are not advised Of any transactions in City
Mills Flour, and cannot therefore quote positive
price-Sales of Susquehanna Flour by tho dray
load are making moderately at Sc per Dbl.
Rye Flour is scarce and wantcd--last sales were
a, $3.50 per bbi for LIST.
GRAIN.--There is very little Whea, in market
to day. We range from fair 10 prime Md. snd
Virginia reds a, 81, l22, per bushel.
We quote Nd. white Corn to-day a, 6l 62 cts.
Pennsy lvania yellow is dull at 81 cents.
A sale of 500 bushels. Pennsylvania Rye TO
day at 65 cts. Ma. Rye is worth 6s a 20 cents.
Oats are in fair demand to-day at IA AS cents,
WHISKEY.-Market continues dull, a, 20 cts
for hhds. and "a cents for bbls. The wagon price
of bbls is 20 cts., exclusive of the barre
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The Pensacola Gazette of the I'd int. says
Yesterday afternoon the United States steamer
Col. w. 5. Henry, arrived here from Tampa Bay
On Monday last she was employed in bringing six
ty Indians from Charlotte tIarbor to Tampa. She
i. two days from Tampa, and is on her way to New
Orleans in order TO transport the chief Tigertail
thence 10 Tampa Bay, arrangements having been
made for his return thhher from Arkansas. His
presence in Florida is found necessary by Colonel
Worth in order TO ensure the surrender Of 5 IN
Jones and his hand. Col. W. was at Tmpa when
the stranger left"
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rom the Ncp York Courier and Joiraai Of
Commerce.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

commerce.
LATEST FROM MExICO.
Revolt OF santa Anna against tn. Gov-
ernOr.
The bark Ann Loasia, Captain Clifford, arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz, having sailed on the 9th
Sept We are indebted to the Captaia for files to
he 18th Sept.
Our previous accounts had prepared us for the
Intelligence we now receive. Communications
rom General Paredes who we already know
II array, against the Government in Gaudalara
received by the Chamber of Deputies on the
list August, and from General Santa Anna and
aused gtea, excitement and on the Is, of Sept
part Of the garrison rose in arms and obtained pos
ession of various points Of the capital. The
Chambers, in this emergency, invested the Presi
rad declared the city in state of siege and called
rpon the military chiefs TO support him. A, the
asst accounts the city of Mexico was partly in pos
,sson of the insurgents end partly in that of the
oops Of the Government.
Vera Cruz had recommended the establishment OF
junta, whose FIRST futy should be 'to designate
ie individual whose well known and heroic servi-
s TO his country rendered him worthy Of exerci.
ing the executive power" Choice win no doubt
III on Santa Anna. The insurgents forces were
dvancing on the capital, and it would appear tha,
lie odds are greatly against tho President Busta.
cntc, and the regularly established government.
The Censor of she 10Th contains a spirited COM
unicaiion from Gen. Santa Anna, dated sth TO
e Governor of the Department, in the nature of
manifesto, in which he denornces the acts Of
esijent Bustamene and declared his cordial adhe-
IN to the "plan" OF Gen. Paroles and Valencia
The Censor of the 18th contains a still
lger communication from Gen. Santa Anna TO
IN. Almonte, (Bustarnentes right hand man,
led Fort Perote, Sept. oth complaining partcu-
of the course Of the President in declaring the
pital in stage of siege, placing himself personally
the head of the army and subjecng the civil
ser to the military. He concludes by saying "I
use you and His Elk Gen. Bus,amente, of hav-
violated the Constitution In the matters spoken
and in consequence thereof, no longer acknowl-
sc the authority of said General, either as the
'ad of the Army as President of the Republic,
do acknowledge you as the legitimate organ
the government for communications relative to
ministry of war;"
The plan of Paredcs' as il is called j. c. the revo-
lonary project broachcd by the General in the
.er part of August, finds many adhcrents The
,artments of Vera Cruz, Gaunaxnato, Queretaro,
:itecas, &c, are represented 10 have pronounced
:avor Of the movement. General Paroles, by
last accounts, was in Gsunaxnato, at the head
900 men, in connoxion with Gen. Cortazar.
ere were rumors that Tampico had pronounced,
this is doubtful.
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10 tie Editor.fthe Commercial Advertiser.


Steamer President.
'he wreck observed near the Azores, August,
h as published in your paper some days ago, is
loubt the same which was fallen in with last A.
about one hundred miles from Cape Ha,teras.
h accounts say tina, the beams were standing e.
and it was probably the wreck of tho Inflated
aski.
II relation to the President, am OF opiniun that
noble steamer would not have ioundered from
violence of the wind and sea. She has been
royed by fire, the power of steam, or by COM
g in contact with something, and | am very
full that something was ST. Georges shoa |.
Che gale was so severe that il was without
bt necessary to keep the boats head to the wind
from where she was las, seen, Ct Georges shoal
directly to windwar1.
here should be, in my opinion, an examination
10 Of this shcal, as the ship was of such strength
if wrecked there some OF he. frame may still
;isible.
IS an evidence of the great danger Of this shoal,
of the United States iriga,e Potomac, then ly-
Ia Rio Janeiro -
Ne sailed from Boston, and with strong wind
soon up to Cape Cod. During the night :"
Capt. Nicholson, 81 examined my charts, and
some anxiety about 81. Georges shoaI. | sent
he pilot, who assured me that all was well
A. :. II II. M
Il. felt uneasy, and watched the ship more
ely than ! should otherwise have done.-In the
ning was sitting in the cabin, and the ship
running of about ten knots, with a heavy
sierIy wind, when was startled by an una,u
nolion OF the ship, which satisfied Inc of oui
e in shoal water, and springng on deck, jun
en- one OF the ;sea'her Guns aud discovere'
kess ahead. Hard up" cried, and the helms
answered the order with "lIaTd up sir" Tit
ate answered her helm, and falling of about fiv
as brought up This was fearful situation
ne noble vessel aud six hundred souls on board
moment more on the course we were running
not al indisidual wouId have survived to relat
story connected with the loss of the ship the
a few hours out of port
The ship struck three timss, bat soon wor
ID and we were saved.
On going into the rigging the shosl was see
bare, and the breakers were very heavy"
is painfully mortfying that SO many vessel
fallen in with various wrecks and equipment,
jectured TO belong to the President and not on
taken. the trouble to obtain any thing by whie
once noble steamer could be identified
J.. to be hoped that if this wreck is again dl
"hs visited and measured, and # pos
e.. WI" b, which tho yess
1meiSag 'asen nom 'oyAGER
he recognised past dispute. 4 -
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PRICE CURRENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

THOSE who suffering from various diseases
incident 10 the human family, would do well to
procure DR.. RarGeh's Compound Strengthening
and German Aperient Pills, which ufe SO pre-
eminently recommended for Dy spcpsia, Liver
Complaints. aims in the sile, back aud breast,
Nervous Affections, Headache, and s'l the dis
eases OF the stomach and Bowls. Pamphlets may
he obtained gratis, which contain full and explIcte
directions for using. The reader is referred To sew
eral very interesting certificates Of cures in this
paper, which may be relied upon, they are taken
from tha original. For sale at No. 10, NORTH
EIGH I'll street, Philadelphia
HENRY YOXTHEtMER.
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10 i Il ID .

On Sunday last, PETER GOODHART, long
a resident Of this place, at an advanced age.
In Augusta township, Monday last JONA.
THAN BOWEN, aged about Sc.
III the same township, GEORGE BARNHART,
in the 5Oth year OF his age.
Near this borough on Sunday last, child OF
Mr.. Thomas Ray, aged years.
On the l4th inst, at his residence in Fayetie
county, Pa, after short and painful illness II UGH
KEYS, Esq, Canal Commissioher, in the 50th
year of his age.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

UNITED STATES GAzErrE, Oct. 10, ls4l.
FLOUR.-Good Pennsylvania brands are firm,
with fair export demand, at So per bbl. sales Of
several hundred bbls. Rye Flour at SO 374. Corn
Meal is without change since our last review.
GRAIN N.-Wheat has been in rather better re-
quest, and sales of prime Penns. red have been
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In compliance with the PROVISIONS Of the &C. pas.
sed al the late session Of Congress, the Presiden,
has directed the formation ofa Board for the purpose
Of "selec,ing a suitable site the Western waters
for the establishment of a National Arnory" and
has designated the following officers to compose the
Board, viz;
Breyet Brig, General w. X, Armistesd, Presi.
dent.
Lieut.. Col s. II. Long, Topogruphicsl Engi-
neeI
Surgeon General I. Laws1n-nembeIs.
We understand that the Board will proceed with,
out delay to the execution Of the duty assigned 10
thcin.-.iGdiS0gian.
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Creditors Take Notice.

E7REDERICK LAZARUS, Assignee Of Tho>
p mas A. Bill ngon, as filed in the office oi the
Pfo,honutary Of the Cou,i of Common Pleas of
Norlhumbe land county, an account If the ret,i Is
and expenditures ~ him, Of the said Thomas A..
BllingtOn for the ,xaminrtinn OF those interested,
on or before the third day of November next, when
the same viii be allowed by the court unless cause
be shown to the CONTRARY,
SAMUEL u. JORDAN,
Prorhonotnry's Office, Pr1'hy.
Sunhurv. Sept. 90 ISL. S--5t
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An officer Of the l7th Ligh, lniiuuy, who re-
Gently returned to France from Africa, states that
Of the whole regiments sent out, there are now on
Iy le5 survivofs, the others having died In battle
with the Arabs, or in the hospitals.
RebOrtor.
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Pennu. round yellow at Csc Southern fat 63c;
white do g. 62c per bushel. Oats al Is CTS.
Covorseed in demand o, 1925 $3.50 for prime
article. Flaxsecd rather fat Sl,05 per bushel.
WHISKEY dull at % 23c per gallon.
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MADEIRA WINE.--First quality Madicsa
Wine, for sale low hy
Sept. /, ls4i. II. B. MAssER,
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.--A gtnuin;
article always on hand and for sale by
Sept, /, ls4i. II. B. MAsSER
HOLLAND GIN,-Oi the best quality always
hard and for sa.e hy
sep,; T. is4i. ,...n II; D; MAssER.
hand and for sale by
Sept. /, ls4l. II. y. MASNER
NEW ORLEANS suGAH HOUSE Mo.
LASsES.-Ol tie best qualify always Oh hand
ald for sale 10y
BROWN SuGAR.-Ofa good quality tor sale
lowby Sept. /, lsiI. II. D. MAsSER.
GREEN AND BLACK TEA>.-Of the best
quality always on hand and for sale 10y
Sept. !, ls4i. II. B. MAssER.
COFFi E.--JlNa, kio and Lagulra Coltte, con-
scPt. /, i84I. B.MAssER.
SPERM OlL.-Wluter aud Summer strained
Sperm oil Of the lest quality, always on hand aid
for sale by
Sept |, ls4I. II. B, MAsSER.
STEEL.-Cast aud Blister Steel, for ,ale by
Sept. !. lS4l. II. B. MASSER.
IRISH sALMON.-Ot the best quality. con.
slanl'y on hard and for sale by
Sept, j, Is4,. Ii. B. MAssER.
LlQUORS.--O OF all knls and OF the lest quail.
ties, always on hand and for sale by
Sept. l. ls4l. H. b. MASSER.
SPRING SlEEL.-Ui various sizes lOr Elliptic
Springs, for sale by
SEPT. |, ls4l. II. b. MAssER.
LARGE .QUAR1O DiBLEs.-For sale .,
very reduced pric,s by
Sept. |, ls4l. H. B. MASSER.
BLANK BOOKS.-Of all kinds, for sale by
Sept. /, ls4l. II. B. MAsSER
BLANK DEEDS.-Bonds, Mortgages, &c. for
sale by sept. !, ls4I. II. b. MASSER,
JUSTICES BLANKS.--ior sale hy
Sept. |, ls4l. II. b. MASSER.
CLOTHS,-B Black. Invisible Green, &c,
! fer srle w
SEPT. I, ,sIl. u.B. MassER,
UAoslMEkEs AND SAl"IlNETTS.-Fol
sale very low by
Sept. /, Isii. II. B. MAssER.
CAEPETlNG,-For sale cbcuphs
Sept. /, 1874. II. B. MAsSER.
! BLANKETS For sale ct,arh ~
Sept. /, is4I T.. p. NAS>ER,
UNbLEICUID Mt>.lN- r. .-.o ~
Sept l. lsli. II. Il MA%sEE.
! IUliUA YARN AND LOlT'A LAS
/ For sale by
Sept J, ls!l. II. T. MA~sER.
HEMP AMI TUIVON I7WIN E.-tor sui
by Srp,. /, Is4i. II. B. MASsER.
| TUNING LINEs, CORDS AND KOrES.--
| For sale ty
sep. !, lsil. II. B. NbSSER.
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GOOD tyi., Fire COMPANY"

THE members of the Good win FIRE Conn
p,ny" are requested TO meet at the Cou!t
House, on Monday Evening, Nov. lst at Z a.
clock precisely. Punciusl attendance is required.
Oct %. ]. H. ZIMMERMAN, Sec.
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BvcKwHEAr. There is hardly field OF Buck
whea, to be met with any where in these parts.
The drought about midsummer prevented the
ing Of the seed. We hope our neighbors will be
able to supply us with Buckwliea, cskes,-or meal
at any rate.--Deiaware Journal
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

II The people are invited to attend the opening
of the newly built S. Schoolhouse Of the Lutheran
Church at Sunbury, on Thursday. the 4th of Nov.
next. Divine service to be in both the German and
English languages, to commence at l0 o'clock, A. NJ.
or The New PnEsBYTERfAN CHURcH, IN
SuSuunr, will bo opened Tor divine service, on
Sabbath the 24th day of October instant, at | O.
clock. A collection will he taken up, 10 be applied
towards the payment Of the balance remaining un.
paid on the building.
0-j~ There will be services by the Rev. Mr..
Walker in the Episcopal Church, on Sunday the
2ith. Services will commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
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LIST OEs BOOKS,


EI, S3, 1Z-r - J:S3 z32 z2 LL-a9L
A NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; lemprier's
n do; Ainsw6rih's do; Cobb's d.; English and
German do; Anthnu's Cesar; Auih0n's Gramner;
Anthems Cicero; MARS Latin Reader; l'eillys do;
Andrews Latin Less ms; Dnnnrgar's Lexicon;
Fisk's Gre'k Exercises Darles's hcpendel; Graeca
Majora; Adams's Roman Autiquiics; Pinuock's
G"ldsmith's England; DO. Greece L,ers Elements
Of Geology; Mrs. Linculn's Bolanv; Elements Of
Botany; Bridges Algebra Portcr's Rhetorical Rea-
Jers; En- rson's Geography and History; Olney's
do; Parcy's do; Smiths Grammer; Kitkhans do; i;
kay's Readers; CoM S do; Cobb's Ari,lme,ick;
Pixies d.; Emrrsnn's do; .Colhs Spelling Books
Towns do. Cobb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
nifty LibrarN. .Cor'ee Bihlc,; Family do Coll,tcr-
al do; Srntii Bles and re,l,mcnt,; Patke's Ey
etciscs on Compositton: Fruit of The Spirit; Bax .,s
: ints Rest American Revolution; Mlnya'fs No
wells; Mrs Phelps on e emlsiy; HAD; & tc, ho,o
Of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che.
mstry Tor Beginner; Engl iii Exercs,s al ipt'd %
Muray's Grlmmcr; Sequel TO Com,y's Spelling
Book; Amtrican Class B oh; Dalmli, Schn"inas-
ters Assistant; great variety of Blank Bo Ks, &c.
August 2s, lSil.
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JOHN BUDD, W. N.
SUsQUEHANNA CoAL TRADE.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley. to
June 2lst, Tons, 7,il6
ScHurLKILL Coal TRAnE.
TO Oct. IA, Tons, 43s,s
LITTLE SCuurLKILL Coal THApE.
TO Oct. IA, Tons, 10000
DELAwARE Il IlUDsoS Coal TRADE.
To Oc,2, Tons, 10000
PISE GRoyE Coal TEApE.
TO Aug. 8, Tons, $4,000
MoUNT CARnoS Ran Roam.
Amount transported to Oct. II, Tons, 7l,sH
Miss HUI & ScHUrLKILL HAVEN Rail Roam.
Amount Transported tn Oct. 7, Tons l93,33h
MILL GREER RAIL ROAD.
Amount, transported to Oct. Z, Tons 4 $40
ScHurLxILL VALLEY Rail Roam.
Amount transported to Oct. 7, Tons 62,0G9
LEmGH CoAL TRADE.
To Oct 7. Tons, s7,759
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500
r E " A r D

n offered for information that will lead 10 the con-
n Vicllon Of any person or persons who have laid
ur shall hereafter lay stones other distractions on
the Fails of tho Dauvile and Pulgsve Railroad. An
act of The legislature has made this offence punish
able by imprisonment in the PENIfENTlARS,
aud the Company are determined TO prosecute oi-
fend,rs Ia the Utmost extent Of the Law.
Sept lS.-3i, = n. WOOD, Manager
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AIDAHGA-Aa

IL - - - III --Al0
CREDTTORS TAKE NOTICE, That we have
~ applied 10 the Court OF Common Pleas of Nor
thumhrrland County, for the benefit of the laws
made for the relief OF the insolvent drbtors; and
that the Judges Of the said Court have appoiut
the first Monlly Of Nov'r. next TO hear and our
creditors at the Court House in Sunbury, when
and where you may attend il you think proper.
JOHN HACkMAN;
Or'ober OH 1871.
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EIAys, EL.nko1,, 2,xorg & GosE
NJ ltnIns.hrn rsrnn Ir...
AGa.icks, Tan.!Usen ~ SsaaitIa.
WyGGEsArE syION. CAP,

B0nna and PaEn Leaf Hat Warehouse,
No. lG7 MAnKET STRfEr, ABovE 4rH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY Merchant. are rcspCc fully requested
" to call and examine heir extensive assortment,
which they will .eIl on ,.e most reasonable terms.
Nav 2C, lS4l-lv.
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4 heap Ei,,-w are,

M ANtFACiCR RED 5nd SOLD ty ths atscr.s
" n her IN Sunbury, Of he best Tin and he
work warranted, which he offers for sale at reduced
cash PticeS' now as low at retail as formerly sold by
Who'll, sale.--Gucd Watering Pots, formerly solJ a,
81, now at rs cep,s, Large Buckets, formerly SOD
at 10 and o., now at 62 end so; Gall7n CuA,e
Pots, fofmerly sold at So and thee quart at So now
at 40 anh 3s cents. and other articles OF Tin, WatE
IN proportion. Stove pipe and stoves made and
sold cheap for cash, sc.
n. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
nnd who wish To save costs, are requested 10 cali
and make satisfaction, without delsy, either wiiS
cash or by giving then notes.
sunbuy April 10 HENRY MASSER,
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a1zsv !. - Is. 60
Coal Ira Il G .

Amount oil Coal carried on the Danville and
PottsvIlle Rail Road TO Sunbury for shipping, du-
ring the week ending on Oct IA, sus Tons.
Per last report, 1925
Total, l70si
Amount OF Iron Ore transported, 2,2is
JOHN BUDD, w. II.
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TO COuNThY EcLr CrlU#s.
.TTLNTION MERCHANTS, &c,
<, z T. J x + r V

Y, 2, e =. Z. - Tr'Ep
WHOLESALE GROCER t..E. 1870 y
FHO.uC. COMMISSION .......
10. 81; N4yhcf s!teei. fee r..r- r. ..,.nk5
PHILADEL.aLA
OTTER ,ur sale at the 'ov. $ NJ t.' --i-ts
- e'r.i4l assortment of 7eo.. Cgfs,-, &asoya.
h'5as-'s W'''ss Liquors. Specs, 7,Jacoo DC.
C"UNrrr P"orccE ,cciyrd arJ Sold a. c, II mis-
.l"n. ~ chats, loei k,t ars a.d O hers, vii
dnd II To their adTl Uge to cell and cxoo,ire our
stock, h'fre ! uTrh sing ,lsco's.c rhsuls
wish th'ir so,d- { icc;eJ in This city, ty lsyIg
sn order, will have them promptly ioIwofd,, T., is
the mos, expeditions !inrs
EpwIN ?. FRIcK, yoPS y. FEIcK.
Feb 4, lS4l Nv.
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" ar Steamers.

Instructions have been issued for building ut our
Navy Yard, tho following steam vessels
Al Norfolk, one of medium SIZE, say between
six hundred and seven hundred tons and one OF
three hundred tons, to be propelled by Lieutenant
HuNrku's paddle wheels. The engine for the lat
ter is to be made at the Washington Navy Yard,
where it is understood work equal to any in the
country has been TUNED out.
At Philadelphia, one Of six hundred tons, TO he
propelled on Captain SrocKroS's plan aud one
OF medium size.
At New York, ono medium size, six hundred
TO seven hundred tons.
The description of engines for the medium steam.
ers has not yet been determined upon. The
Commissioners Of the Navy have opened II Cores
pondence with the mos. experienced and sc en- i!ic
gentlemen ia the county, as 10 the best models,
and have collected large amount of information
upon the subject, which will be increased by further
communications before the time arrives for making
decision. They will by these means have The
aid of tho best experience tho country can afford
Captain SrocKroS and Lieutenant HcNrEn
! willoach have, as a matter of course, general
superintoudnnce Of the building Of tho vessels on
their resl &c i've lla s.--Army and Navy Ch,on.
What fu, arc these Steamers to us,! This
is an important question 10 Pennsy lvana and to the
service also. II Constructed for the USE ofco,l as
ofcour,o tasy viii bo, where cen that coal be fur
nishcl 50 readily 80 rhcoplv, and OF 50 ,xcciirlt
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13

The sunbuiy American announces the oPeni' 5
in that place Of new Presbyterian Church, and Of
a newly built Sunday School House attached to the
Lutheran Church. We are pleased to see such
sll,cmrnls, not only because it oyiuc,s further.
auce Of the sacred purposes ofthc Christian church
but because, in the land Of the largest religious
liberty, the erection Of churchcs by voluntary conri-
button is an unialhns ovidcncc of general prospe-
ny and spirited cnterpizc among the people.
NiLEcs5are Farmer.