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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

A Mississippi paper states thai Mr.. Gwin,
one Of the newly elected anti-bond members of
Congress was indebted 10 the Union Bank of
Mississippi, upwards of 500000 dollars, all Of
which, except small sum paid IN deprecated
paPcr, rcmains unpaid. lie is an out-and-out
anti border.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

TnEY KILLED EACH orHEB Two rcspec;a
bic persons of fJohsenburg, Ky. The cause was
AZ usual-women, ard Il DR.. Motifs challenged
Mr.. Bradwick, a lawyer. They fought at
twelve PAGES, with rifles, and both shots were
fatal Another instance Of the effects Of the
infamous code of honor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

STEARIo CANpLEs.-Under this name, a new
article, for this country, has lately been brought
into market The oil is expressed from taow,
des. The candles are very hard, not oil at all
and endure much higher temperature than
spermaceti. They burn as beautifully as can
dies of sperm or wax, They have been manu-
tactnred IN France for years but the high duty
on candles has prevented them from beng in-
ported.-rhcy are now manufactured in this
city.--[N. Y. Jour. Com.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

EXTRAORDINARY FERRYING-NARRow Es
enthusiastically afternoon lad IN the employ
of Mr. Wilson, brick maker, drove his team in
to the river above the new aqueduct for the
purpose of watering them. Not making allow
ance for the recent rise of the river, the lad
drove SO far in, that the current swept horses,
wagon and boy rapidly down the stream under
both aqueducts TO Buffalo st. bridge, against
one of the piers Of which the wagon struck
broke reacll-ho'scs and boy passing on with
the balance Of the wagon towards the falls.
Fortunately rope thrown from the window Of
an ashery near the market, brought the horses
upon bank Of leachey ashes lying against the
wall, where they found sufficient fooIhold to
rest till they were got of. The boy evinccd
great cooIncss during his perilous adventure
Rochester Daily ADV.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
Saturday, December IS, !s4l.

or The thermometer ON Tuesday morning was
down nearly TO zero. The fall of snow here was
about e inches
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

The Yankee Farmer estimates the amount of
produce, annually sold IN Faneuil Hall market,
Boston, at S-0U,OO0, viz: Pork S3,15O,0OO :;
Beef Sl,750 OO0; Butter S6O0,O0O; Vcgeta-
bles and fruit S500,0O0; Mutton 100000 :;
Fash S300,OUO; Poultry s27OOOO; Cheese
S250,0OO; Eggs COCO dozen per day, aver
ging Il cts per dozen,) Sll5,O00; Veal s63,-
900.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

CiNorsNaTE-1he population of this city in
$500 was only 750. In is20. il had increased
to 1902 in 1880 il was 2l,s2l ; ii is no~ a.
bout 10000
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

SrRUCK WHILE TsiE lRoN W A. HoT.-Tuckcr,
the governor elec; of Mississippi, was a black
smith in his early lite
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

~ gentleman by name, II. Masscr Esquire,
Editor OF 'ruE sUNBURy AMERICAN, manItests
deep interest for the GRoG SELLING Profession.
With his usual Inimitable skill, he blocks out
the following editorial.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
Debts of cities.

Tho following statement of the debts of some
Of the principal cities, with the population, we
find in the Journal Of Commerce. 1t is no
doubt correct -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
Pennsylvania and New York.

some ol'the New York papers and some of
'tIfe'Ncw Workers, have of late spoken Penn.
eylvanla and her state debt, af If they really
considered her bankrupt, and as if the state of
New'lsrk was out Of debt and walowng in
wealth. On behalf of the Keystone State we
do not shrink from comparison of debts and
means to pay them with Our agricultural TO-
sources are at least equal to New York, while
oar mineral treasures would overbalance hers
inoIe than TIN TIMES TIE AMOUNT OF Our FATE
DEBT.
But let us see which State is most deeply
indebted.
New York State debt S27,000,O00
New York City debt l9,663,OO
Total Si6,G53, 900
Pennsylvania State debt l0,000,000
Philadelphia City debt 100000
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
st at ist &c 9

OF THE WHITE POPULATION IN THE UNITED
STATES, FROM THE CENsrs OF 1910
Prepared for The NtO York Tribune by Z,
Williams
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
Sum total,

This stock was part of the assets of the late Ri
n6r aud Stevens "BIldacc IThte" not included
in any 6f her as.isnm nts, Some ofthe judgment
creditors OF the Bank attached them, AMI they
Of stock ig nally cpst the Bank over sir hundred
h,usaud doiars, and have sold for 500!
After such specimen Of financering, the cheated
stockholders need SC rcely wondet wha, has be-
come of their thirty five millions of eapital,-Re-
p0rfer.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25
Affair cf the u. =. Bank.

On We,.ies lay nigh, week, the following
shares of stock sold at public auction, a, tbs
Philadelphia Exchange:
1910 shares of the capital stock of ,hs
Cumberland Yal!ry Rail Road, sold
as one lot s2Oo
52O2 shares Of tho capital stock of the
Sunbury and Erie Raj Road, 1870
5000 do DO do Franklin r. r.
Company, tao
5000 do do do Wrightsville,
York, and Gettysburg Rail Road 200
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

Total, II,I-U,2I- 5I9,693
'Whtes over 20 years Of age unable to read
and write.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

81 hn Rrndi ph was &C eb s,el for h powes
of ar III. In d. hl e le was sometimes unusually
utter nnd severe with his Opponents. There IT,
however, scarcely any provoca,ion that could JUS i
fy The following remarks:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-25

a young scamp, somewhere in the vicinity
Of his teens, who is all invention when achance
offers for playing off trick, hut all stupidity
when Ills task is to be learned; who is, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
WEpCwOoD.s SCIENCE OF NUMBERS.

esnon,Rg Ra the application Of The a'Hdia acquiring h"o
dr-i so.pee System Of arithmetic embracing HeH and
important Rmcs and EplanGfensa complete system o. h0oS
rirnirg s Ike an fn.roduetion d ,a
oier the 7spia kHoHic3se Of Smpe Eguat,oI Ds Ha
greatly fEiate the requirement Of Mathematical hH0Nedst
by WM. p WEscwoop 4. VI
TIME revised edition OF this valuable 'ehoolboo
Broadw=y CITY The elios of this wor elected
testimonials of pubic appreciation anong which
c H. ASrHOSY Principal of Troy Academy, - have
ood of Numbers and the opinion have formed
of the work The system Book keeping
bu excellent am much fcascd with Mr. W. method OF eN
planning OF the rules Arithmetic lie has made many crooked
The Poushkecp.. Journal says which
Mr. BiRSvs Principal c,chcr, Seminary seAuyci-
ny at decidedly the best work have aud shall Introduce
into my school -itstciy.''
Waterman We have xamncd ais volume sufficiently
seen
Jou~ r Lyman Prucpr Torrnrf.rd Academy SAYS The
definitions and rules of Arithmetic and explicit aud hs
plantations OF the square and cube root appear to Inc peculiarly PLAN
aud satisfactory.
As. D. SNri late Principal Limerick Academy, says $"
cned nk the work most other works
Of this kind Tine Poiai' to ~ch chiefly refer are It's preliminary
it. freedom
following Teachers Public Schools in New
city been engaged teaching the
srn with universal appreciation
We have examined Wedswoods Science of Numbers which
Bookkeeping by double and the elements OF Algebra
prefccd by pertinent observations the faculties Of
the mind employed the acquisition Of knowledge From
review OF the armcta department we observe the whole elegantly
arranged and suny Of the rus and happily illustrated Phe
rcbrac forms excellent summing the whole tending
gencraz the acquired the previous parts the work.
". BELDES, J. PArTERsoS,
C.S CoSKLS, GEO. EVANS
AgM. r. VAS NgEcL d. PATTERSON,
III. w. DuNstEc, A. II. SMITH,
WILLIAM BELDES. Jr.'
The Poughkccpsis Telegraph The work viii opinion
speedily popular book. only primary schools but
those o = higher ORDER
The from GEORGE w LEACH M D. eX-resIeat Psy
Of the Newisk Hospital From cursory examination OF
Wcdgwood Numbers, disposed high rank
school book. If mistaken, VIII lead better
understanding Arithmetic By beginners and by advanced
dents than work of that has appeared The
rules for applying and nygorang the of the mind brought
down power vi the youthful faculties We therefore
recommend the work strongly the of those who wish
study Arithmetic a.. ought u &c studied
The following sn PETER CLARKE Esq late President of the
Washington College, Md 81 have Arithmetic
and satisfied that general plan and
better calculated facilitate tho progress the Farmer this
important than other within Wedge have
doubt will obtain, Introduction
schools
All orders for the work will be Immediately filed if
Bookstore, =l Broadway Ncviork II. GREELEY & Co. No
30 Ann-.t where they for sale. Price So per dozsu.
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There has been q little taste OF civil war n 41i'
-, afternoon I, appear. some good Catholics thought
this military piece Of Giri,tcndon was entitled 10
and they managed TO set but the: found real and DE-
,crincd head OF the diocese when they only wan'sd h
Log 10 rear their rntrc and WELD the croseE according 10
their direction Bishop Hughes resolved to MI his once
dc u~e ct acfo. while certain set OF men, VINO a'eo
a, trustees Of the Church iscd and claimed m
RICH, (iustlv or not am ignorant take care OF tae
TEMPORAL affairs a. thcv had done before This the bi-hoF
refused TO accedc TO- and declined giving up TO them oe
money he had received in the OF N: cer1cr duties
Tho Twelve sued him he defended the suit but Judgment
,a rendered against him. He remained trn and dii mol
o the decision Of court-arres thrcacned-he FePed
,ba, he was ready for prison. need be, but that he "'uc
not conccdc in his person the rights and dignity o th' LPo
nal o.ce 10 dctation of this unusual description ms
affair so little credtabe Christian church. mas now
come to cx,rcines Tbs Bishop arrested this alter
noon and conveyed prison his manner was perfectly
calm and dignifcd and indicate that II was me bsh9P
and not the individual who sustained the indignty ne wore
m Nitro and Il think robes prison. About midway
between the tow, and the principal range Of batteries stands
ruined Moorish Castle Of great extent, and al the Tine
!, was built OF strength Time and hundred flec'
have done their work. and it is rather an object OF
interest TO the poe; and painter than place OF strength
Some OF it. towers, deeply dcnied with marks OF cannon
BALI. some of which, and arowheads, yet r''s
in the beds they made for themselves in the solid walls are
now used as prison and this Bishop Hughes has 6fe'
convened deep though suppressed, excitement prevails
among his people The manner in which he submitted to
the law has gained many his ,dc by producing conSe-
ton tina, e Is suffering for sake crowd Of his
people attended him the Castle gate with ever! expire
sion Of grief and sympathy that the strict police OF the nrr
son would permit There is no danger of popular outbreak
here. camorous display of public feeling would promptly
be met BIZ lcadcn arguments with little addition of powder
to give them orc. but for this, it is probable this little
rng of the pure fountain of Christian iorocTanee would
increase to dangcr, tcmpest 1t IL there Is reason to
hope it will soon subsidc. For shame they Will be COM
PEELED to make the confinement of their prcac as brief and
light US possible, and he will from prison all the
brighter for the hard he is receiving so Will leave
the good Bishop his reposc and seek my own which |
certainly need for after hard days work sisht-sccias
society in the evening and writing this very improving letter
7 en1 il hard to keen longer awake. IosErHISE.
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THE NEW YORKER.
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The Log Cabin-Extra Edition.

The Summer opening destined be by Pc.
eal events OF the highest importance the CouNy and the
Parties which divide IL The call of Extra sesssn-he
death Of President HAnRIsoSthe JOHN TYLER
the Prcsiensythe meeting of the frs, Wing Congress for
yearste forthcoming Presidents Message and Trcasu
y Report developing fully the of the new Ad-
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lions OF Currency the Tariff Public Lands Bankruptcy &c
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Address, postpaid or free OFFERING. Lowell Mass
ANDS FOR SALE AT MISUNDERSTANDING or Settlers look.
- ing Westward are earnestly invited examine five Eighty
Acre tracts Of choice unImproyed Land Northern
St oseph River about miles south OF the village Nshawauee
and miles southeast where
printed in addition Mills Stores shops
SC There thriving settlement, lands here
offered for sale Thee fertile well adapted for ram or
Meadow With excellent for Cattle avery .
The timber mainly Oak. Walnut Ash Poplar Beech &c There
large Touring mil and work. Mshaw and arg- mill
going up South Bend In fine eligible can be found
the Vest and the ot w be sold separately $50 each or five
together for 500 They entered ye Of course
exempt from taxation short creu Ola n,or,
desirable.
Also $50 acres of improved Land lying Michigan Road in
Marshall olh Indiana about sixteen miles south Pend
tending one mile north and 'ouh sad Road The m
are substantially Ike those already described Thu, tract veil ,
ted Tor asefn stand and Is no" liable to The price Of t.
tract : lOOl OF winch part HIay mortgage
There 10 shadow Of incla1ce of these Lands Their
pre- he PAID TO the or to house in Me-,
York Any person who thinks Of purchasing may address po.t pap
merchant, South gend Ia @ ~ AZ
eli I-lI-YSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

THIS EmOien Cmpo which affords
Comfort Shaving. aher win
cold. hard or soft
Since is Introduction in ls popularity has bean constantly
the and the Proprietor daily
Customers that only eXccl every other them
but hcy cannot wish for a greater luNsy II Shaving.
1t put u,-t
liberal discount to wholesale purchasers Prepared
GEORGE d. C0GGESiIAI.i.
Chemist DruEgii and hanuiacsrer OF teracd Waters.
i2l Pearl OF Rosc-,t New oJk.
Sold also by John Mhaa. lS Broadway i>pnwal -
Wiat 40 broadway and 10 Aston House by respectable
Druggists and Pcrfiincrs generally.
liberal discount made wholesale purchasers Orders
out OF the city be addressed wholesale
with whom they NAV deal I'm al0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
No. 1 PEeK SIP.

DOCTOR CARPENTER continue, usual devote his
~ personal attention the general duties o. hi, profession
Those who have unfortunate the victims Of
unqualified and uuprncped charatan with which aboGnd
OF the Iy sguin. pro-
fc>slon respectfully solicited call s old Dpen
sary No Peck slip Where thousands have eeH
Joice al happy deycrlacc from their manifold diseases
To strangers d. Carpenter bes Leave add native
and 10 tho manor bon; that be graduate Union College
received hs diploma in this city claims houors)
!>c Of the New York Medical Soee and has xary thirty
wears practice and experience this city and what important
he speedily AID efectuaiv h> paiic=t>.
u Separate Offices aud Charges reasonable ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

SPRING.

Gentle Spring is drawing nigh,
soft the ballny braezes sign
Winter, winter win its piercing blast
Cheerless winter nov IS past
Aprirs mild, refreshing showers, a.x.1.
Soon the earth shall deck with h""e'''
And the blossom covered trees
Give their Fragrance 70 me breeze
Flock. shall roam the hills again
u.-ds shall seek the grass-clad plain;
song.ters gay, on bli'he'orns wing
Soon ther joyous carols sing
Ever welcome gentle Spring,
Cav and smiling moments bring
Happiest season of the year.
.,oo al Al 'el0ee 10 nan u'ss me- Al, w.
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sTEA,l CANDY ND sEGAR REErNEIsY.

- l. X ~ STUART Greenwich and Chambers
~ manufacturing for Candy mad-
+! their improved een from single double and treble
hhc Sugar superior qualify made
rope and nearly quite low prices inferior quaic,
usually sold having increased their buildings
prepared the largest sdcr for Cauy. Retacd sugar
the shortest notice Coniry dealers requested call and m
the quality of Candy sold this establishment before purchasing
Candy carefully packed IN boxes pouxt o- tho
southern and markets and delivered CITY, shipped
without charge for boxes
Refined SusaDoabe refined loaf packed boxc barrels or
loose; crushed and ground loaf barrels
ase in hk AMI ,isrce The above
without the o. clay or blood. ais lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

enI1rge known
work mas been published nearly large as that u.t
issued and filed almc entirely with the 7
Officially for President IN ci0 every Union 5y Coa
wits the parallel columns OF the and tourte,
the Presidential OF lo6 and the ne-
diate Elections To these added tables the Of mo-,
the States by Counties other and prior important Elections In
tie States where Elections get be held Ncse-s of the
ANNilt Congress the vote by Congressional Districts
Tie aggregate b. Stcs 6 and 40 yven b
tables OF the Electoral Elections ,rce vote
New for Governor Ill Elections 1872 List of Cover
no OF the several States or ISL &c &c In short every effort has
been made 10 render tins The r comprehensive accurate
lauon Of Election Statistics. &c ever published
The Foican Register N be neatly up and enclosed in
SIS per hundred Orders ~ ha otherwise viii be prorpt ~
tended 10 br H. GHEEI.EY IN An, "