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New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

IL robust countr, 4 meeting physrcian, ran 10
hide behind wall say lag $50 long SINCE have been
sick tina, am ashamed to look doctor IN the face. Ey
erv person no SAermans LozeEges avoid the ne
ces>ity of employing physician lie resorts 10 the'
whenever nc feels attack Of hendscho cough or COLI
and ose or Two doses usual dppe. all the pptom'.
Children suffer for with cough that small box
of Sherman's Cough Lozenges would entirely relieve III
one or ~ Gays IN less How strange that
many run after useless articles until ihey Try everything
hut the right md at loo Sassau-streci and
some of >ncr aass Lozenges aud are cnred. Not day
passes Sat mt call the Doctor no have been
thus duped and cheated out of their money and for fo*
shilling, get what ;hem when ta-v have previously
seen, dollars and of dollars for articles that only fed
the disease The Doctor has al ~ Eat Broad
Iss Bowerv ~, Biescker 22I Hudson-street HHsnton
A.plnsalr. aad l59 Fulton street. Brooklyn. HIS
house - al loo Nsssau. street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

10 store in Mobile was recently broken oPer
sRS $500 in greprrsst bills stolen from it
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

GaAnAM's LADY AND GrNrLEMAx's MAGAZINE Decem-
Der, ISL Israel Post, S powesy.
Two fine ensravings embelllsh this number OF
the Magazine, which is farther enriched by literary
contents of high degree of merit. Among them
are continuation of Fay's Comments on Shaks-
peare, vivid sketch of 8 The Marriage of
Achilles, BY Herbert, another chapter on Auso-
graphs, with var cry of Tales, Poems, &c. The
Ideal is the title of brief paper, written III q
6ne spirit aad evincins delicate perception of the
beautiful.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 The store of Barlow and Pendergast, al
Of about $500.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

% Berry, one of the murderers of Billiard, in
the Pententiary at Jefferson, Mo. has received his
sentence to be executed on the 10Th of next mznlh
he is about l9 years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

% From Port Phillip in New Ssuth Wales,
the papers of June I'd contain accounts of the
murder of Mr. Morton and his servant BY the blacks
in May last The scene of the herrible tragedy
was at place called Mustham.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

II New.Yorlt Lyceunn Lectures.-rhird
Lecture OF the Course THIS (Wednesday) evening,
At the Brond ay Tabernac ha past seven O'clock by
FLlHu BURRIrT, A. NJ lht Learaed Blacksmith, sub
ect The llduencc oil Psychological Metaphors and In
nresso, on he Progress OF General Intellectual Guilt
vation aud De- Opponents.
T,ck,. for the Course. admitting LADY aad gentleman
N members 81 nornemhcrs &. For Sinils Lecture,
"A erts ,nax he had of the Librarian al the Lyceum
room. All Broadway, or at thc coor. Per order,
n12 o. l. C. FORMAN. Rec. Sec'ry.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
CO.. Fra, At ST. JoHs. n. B.-Le.ters re-

GREAT FIRE AT ST. JoHs, n. B.-Le;teFs re-
ceived a, Bos,sn from Eas,port, Me-, al veil as
the Bangor papers, contain an account of IRE
which occurred OF Monday the 18th inst. laid near
ly the whole Of ST. JohA,.N. B. in ashes 1t broke
out in .ail-loft in the evening and Immediately
spread with great fur, sweeping away all South
Market wisrf. the buildings, &e1dowusto Whit
news wharf, and from Prince William-st TO the
the wafer. The splendid new Market House
with several Banks, the Mayors Office and from
25 IS 20 for tina number was not accurately
known vessels lying at the wharves were con
surned The fire was still raging when the maj
left, the wind blew very hard through the night and
the ligh; OF tire IRE was distinctly seen al Easpori
the next morning, as also on Tuesday night This
is the third great FIRE which has visited 81. jobs
within g brief space.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

WREcxs-The barque Nahant from this city
for Boston with 5000 barrels of flour, ashore on
Georges Island, has biged and has 10 or II feet
of water in her. LIer cargo is discharging into
lighters.
The Boston Transcript says that the brig Con-
.tan,a, from ST. Jago de Cuba for Boston, was
totally lost, with her cargo of sugar moasses and
tobacco, on Saturday evening, off Scituate. The
c. was insured in Boston for $4,000, and the car
go. valued at about $4,000, was principally in
.ured there.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

O. Water was three feet deep in the river at
Pittsburg on the 18TH 1t was raining hard, but
the Editor of the American says lie II make no
promises.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

u The sssO,in,iop for the Relief Of Ra'pec's'
h,c lyed and INDECENT Fea'es will hold their 9Th Ami.
versnfy AZ the Asylum III -oth street, on THURsDAf,
q5h INST ut - O'Clock The Report viii be re'd aud sd
dres.c. made Patrons and friends of tho Society are re-
s,ec,fully lnvitel To ate d. MA ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
It He TRIBU N E.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV "a, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

u Hrookl,n s.uiniiten Literary FEC
tures-The second Lecture Of the Course vi pc de-
vered on THURSDAY Evening. - II iust IN me LyeeuH
Building bv Rev WIN. & Sprague, D. II Albany.
sus,,ct-Thc Connection Of Success with Per,ever-
Ing Hort r
l2t y ChaiImah LsS N'"-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 dead male infant recently found in
Hudson county n. !. Verdict Of the jury that it
came to its death by strangulation.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

~ Sotice-Tbe members of the New York Aeade-
nv of Sacred Music bots vocal and instrumental, are
hereby notified tnst generrl rehearsal viii be held
the usual place On FRIDAY afternoon nj . CLOCK.
Pmnrtual attendance i. requested ntse Concert takes
place on Friday evening at the Tabernacle
BV order. L. Ci-hNh, sec
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

20 There is an importer in this City who has
in store 10000 goatskins recently from Magadore
Have these been sent by Consul Carr 10 supply
John l. Mumford's pressing demand for 10000
bucktails We shall be obliged to the organ of
Tammanv for information.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
Sold a. Is Division St and 10 A.,Or House.

II CovEzT's BALM or LIFE.-Ffom tbs Rev. H. Boy
ingou Pastor OF the Presbyterian CHurch, Cato Cayuga
county, Y.
Rev Covert-Dear sir-Haying taken your Balm Of
Life for several mouths past II l. proper that should
.tats TO you received from great bene
ft trouble wnh pains through both o5es of the
lungs and also round the Brouchia. from Thich have
ben very much relieved. also entirely relieved
orr tie dysP-Puc symptom, with which ] was Al he
-sne time affected taink very hIahiy OF the Balm OF
Life for the Tsii US which recotnended
". KOYIXGTON
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

70 flannel mandatory occupied BY Robert
Whitaker, Holliston Mass, was destroyed By fire
on Friday of last week. The machinery was all
DESTROYED.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

Z silk Purses.-Pocket Books Wallets, Card
Cases, Banker. Cases Magic Suoos, Rszors, Shaving
Cream all warranted PLEASE. Wholesale and retail
the Msgic Strop Manuf4ctory lG2 William st. u24
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

% A negro at Flatbush. on Sunday, playfully
threatened to shoot little colored boy. The little
fellow attempted to watch the pistol which went
off in the scufie, severely, though, it is hoped not
MORALLY wounding the boy.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

&C Ma. BuRr1T's LECTURE before the Gen
eral Socie.y OF Mechanic, and Trsdesnen las,
evening was SO beautifully attended that we, being
of necessity few moments 100 late co.ld not even
ge, into the ec,ure,room. Eve shall 90 earlier TO Inc
Tabernacle this evening.) We listened for e short
time in an outer room, bu, found it impossible TO
catch more THAI the general scope and spirit of his
discourse. 1t was rapid and lucid history OF the
science of Astronomy, trOmi's earliest nfuncy down
10 the establishment Of the Newtonian System. II
our friends Of the Society had issued fewer tickets.
or obtained larger roorn, we should have been
able TO speak OF it satisfactorily.
BY the way, spoke OF Nh Buui:; yesteF-
day as some forty or forty-hve years o; age. We
we're misled by distant au3 imperfect view. We
understand he is but little more than thirty.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

FIRES Is PRovlDENcE.-The Providence, R. l.
Journal SAYS that FIRE broke out in the room OF
,oarder in the City Hotel of that city on Sunday
morning. The building, except the North part
was entirely destroyed; the furniture was mostly
saved, aud the boarders in the South part escaped
barely with their clothes, losing their books, ward
robes. &c. The IRE is supposed TO have originated
from defect in the chimney. The loss will proba-
blv be about $40, 900, for which amount the build
ing was insured.
On Saturday the warehouse occupied by Amy <
TYLER and owned By J. h. Angel, was greatly in
ured in its third story by ERE. 1t was insured for
$4,000, which viii more than cover the loss.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

CO" An extensive Turpentine Distillery at Will
mington, n. c. was burned on the l7th. Loss from
S., 600 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

IAIo, 7ar Cofasrs, Feb. IciU.
For sac by Covert. 1871 Nassaa-st.. sader Clinton
Hall aso. by Hole ey, Phelps Co q Waier street
Ru.sOu Aspin xal 10 Broadway. 10 astcr Hous' 90
VIII On A. D. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton and y
East B oad~ny J. H. 0odd 6i3 and I'll B.osd Say J.
i J Coddingtou. e2I Hadson-st. E. CT terrey. li0t
Bo~eryi d., Symss, IS Bcwery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

II 7 he New \ OF anEHiN ""ee
Benevolent Association WIZ sou ne ~ at
ns,r Hudson THIS EVENING. Nov 81. atGt o'clock
number of ReiormeA Drunk.rds VINO signeo The pe~s
and became mtmoers Of this SOCIETY," Nv days snoc
md collection viii be taken up f,r the cey expenses
'' 4. w. uOFF, President
Ca. u Sxtru Sccretary L2il
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

A COLLEGE IN AaoosTooK VALLEY.-The Ban
gor Wing says that Bishop Fenwick OF the Catho-
lie Church few years since purchased land on the
Aroostook road on which large two story build
ing has been erected for Catholic College. Sew
eral young men have been educated in Europe as
teachers for this College who on their return will
commence teaching at the college, under the direc-
ton, probably of the Rev. Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

RINGERS PsmaIe lnsfi1rte.-MRs Now
AIRS Hovutouary Reading will be delivered 10 Friday
- b November 70 comneace at II o'clock.
Admission % ceGts-chiidren half prics. Tickets and
frogfimn:s ~ bs obtained At the Aston Hou.e
BE Ia.'iuts III the evening. n2a 2ds-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

" Two men, named Woodson Chamblee and
Calvin Griffin, have been arrested at Raleigh, n.
c. charged with the murder of one Llttlebury Blu
rem, Constable of Franklin Co., under circumstan-
ces of atrocious cruelty. The deceased was found
some seven or eight days after he was supposed
TO have been shot, buried in mud-hole like dog,
without covering of any kind.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-24
rrrl,n fInunt y,it. Vcmpcrnnce BrseY.

CLIENT SOCIETY Will hod their egul.r M euss lbs
Evening Nov 81 at ITALIAN Hall i52 Grahd stsei The
meeting will be addressed by se'eal Reformed DfaR'
t Who viii relate their experience Immedia ly 'sr
IN. adjournment of the meeting. the atents OF nun
SHOP belonging person rho HAS just given ~ to'
hu,in S. will be publicly bu nj IL the % are opposite h
Halt at the .uncuon Of East Broa iway and Grand street
IL Is cxpecto tina, tho frieni- of T-mn"rance viii rail-
on the occasion. Iu2l JOSEPH 7 BtrES. Rec Sec
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
Coughs and Colds.

THESE very distressing complaints often lead
l. into CONSUMPTION through neglect a, the
fist attack. ] would therefore advise those whose
cough begins 10 be troublesome, and the expecto-
ration scanty, with more less soreness of the
throat difficult raising Of the phegm, &c, that they
should Immediately apply for suitable medicine,
which is DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECT GRANT
Remedy for Consumption, &c This medicine |
have found in every instance to remove those un-
jheasau, aImoyances III few days. One Singk
Bottle wti in most cases prove this assertion. Thee
fore, y who wish to cscape the EARLY SEEDS OF
CoSsuMrrloS, ava;l yourselves of this all impor,
tant opportunity, and again enjoy the blessings Of
health. JAMES NJ. BIRCH, Krnsinetop
\. B. The above was left at the office by one
who experience, the wonderful effects of the above
medicine. Hundreds are there who thus express
The joyful sentiments Of their hearts ia favor Of such
a valuable medicine a, Dt DUScAN's ExPEcro.
nANv REMEDY that others may find relief from the
same source,
Fog sale ut the Principal Onice, . North Eighth
street, Philadelphia. Also at the store of
Price, 5 per bottle. ii. .lOXTHEIMER,
Nov. 18th, ISL. Arent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DIR HARLICH'S Compound Srengthc
ing aud German Aperient Pills are used by all cl
ses of people, IN preference To Other Medicines,
cause they are prepared from pure extract
h,rjS "a wholC Csome mcJlcinc mild in ITS cperdu
End pleasant in H. ellrct-lhe most certain wese'
of health, safe and eneclual cure of Dyspepsia
Indigestion, and all stomach complaints, Irrser
anl purifier of the whole y stem.
Because Il ey soo,hc the nerves of sensblty q
ioriiy the nerves of motion, ImparilnG To their m,
subtle fluid lis pristine tone thus giving stIeng
and cleurnes, of mind.
Because they never destroy the coats Of the s.
mach and luw,Is, as all sSong purgatves dc.
Bcrsuse science and exPerTence teach us that
mere puTga,lvc alone wall cure the disease of
stomach and nerves, Weakness is the prime
cause of a host o diseases, aud, by continually
sorting 10 Drastic Pufga'ivss, YOU make the disc;
much worse, instead OF tettcr.
Because DIR. Harliuhs Med cines are put Up
on the common sense principle, TO "cleanse
strengthen which is the only course to pursue
effect a cuIe.-Laslly,
Because these Medicines really do cure the &
ease Tor which they are recommended. Princl
Office for the United States, is at No. 10 No
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHElMER,
May !, ls4l. Age
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LIST OT ROCRs,
FuR sALB BY

LIT, I3. &ZHA AA G35 l-l41k2
A NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemprer's
~ do; Ainswonh's do; Cotb's do; English and
German do; An,hou's CTsar Anlhon's Grammcr;
Anthems Cicero; Mai's Latin Reade; Ngilly's do;
Ardrew's Latin Lessons; Dom cgan's Lexicon;
Fyk's Grcrk Exercises; Davics's Lcrender; Gracca
Majoro; Adams's Roman Antiquilic,; Pinuocks
God~mth's England; do. Greece; IyclTs Elements
Of Geology; Mrs. Lincoln's Boian,; Elements of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porer's Rhetorical Rca-
dcrs; Em,rson Geography and History; Olncy S
do; PrrCy's do; Smiths Grammet; Kirkham's do.
Kay's Read rs; Cohl's do; Cobh's Arlthmcck;
Pixies do; Emerson's do; Cotbs Spelling Books;
Towns do; tohh's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
mily Library; Cottage Bihles; Family do; CoIlater-
al do; Small Bhles and Tcstamcnts; ParkcI's Elk.
erciscs on Compositions Fruit of the Spirit; Baxter 5
S4int's Rest; American Revolutions Mauyatts No
vcs; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Catechsm
Of American Law; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
misry for Beginner; English Exercises adapted 10
Muna,'s Grnmmct; Sequel To Comlcy's Spelling
Bool; Amt rcan Glass DooA; Dnho4l's Schoumas-
ter's Assistant A great variety of Blank Books, &c.
August ~ lSdl.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
!! IaS
sSs1slEsM| !,..!

AN unpnrcllelcd remedy for common Coils,
II Coughs, Asthma, Influenza Whuopng Cough,
Bont hits and all diseases Of The Breast and Lungs,
leading TO consumption; composed OF the coiicen-
,ratcd virtues of Hor, hound, Bonsct, Blood Root,
bivcrwor and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only ty J. NJ. WISsLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and universally admitted frclofol
vitucs of the Hr,bs from which the BaIsam n
Rorehound is made, are too generally known Ia r.
qure recommenu alinn; 1t is Therefore only nccrssi-
~ 10 observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medic nal properties, highly concentrated,
ard 80 happily comhlntd with s,veIai other vge-
table subs Iances, to render II the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy, new in use, the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Bnlsam removes al inflammation and sore
ness of the Lungs, loosens tough visd phhgm, en-
aiding the patient To ckIec,oratr with ease ard fee.
dom, ulgcs cough, relieves athmatlc and dlI-
cult respiration, heals the injured Inrls opens the
pores, and COM the disturbed nerves, and gives
sirngrh lo the tender lungs and thus produces a
sIeedy and lasting cute.
INGrArGTuDE IL THE nAsEsT CnINEIN MAN.
We nre not among that class Of Editors who fur n
few toIlafs will, (at the CsI Of truth and ho-
nesiNN "crack up" an article and bring it into rapid
sale rcither ale We willing to icmaiu silent oft, I
havlrg tested the utility of an inn rovement or di.-
cuveiy IN science or aIt-Our readers will recclect
told them we were unwdli with a sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks agr. Well, we pur-
chased ,wo bottles of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HORElIOUND, and sudden the cure,
that we forgot we ever had n cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation
-Le.Oiston Telegraph For sale Ivy
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, Sun6urB
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumbakqnd.
Also. ty Druggists generally throughout the
country. o. Price, so cents per bottle.
August lfth, lSil .-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
1l0oLE
THIS MACHINE AGAINST TIL
WORLD.
IMPORTANT TOT FARMERS.

EhANENPORT'S Improved Patent Thrcshirg
n 3 Machine and Horse Power. which Ihreshcs
ana cleans of the same tme-an invention for
which Farmers have long looked ia vain, and which
renders The shove machine Iericc, and past further
improvement. Those who have been waiting for
something better than heretofore offered icI sale,
will find this to he the article. Come see i, and
fudge for yourselves.
The subscribers have purchased The right of the
above Machine and Horse Power. Tor the coun>
ties Of NoRTnuMnrpLANp, LrcoMING, CLINTON,
and UsIoN-and also, the privileges OF vending
them in any other places Tor which tie right has
not been previously sold.
The advantages which this Machine has over
oil others invented are many aud obvious. Oue
hoy and three men can 10 all the thrcshing aud
cleaning OF 80 bushels Of wheat III one day-aud
this usually takes seven hands one day and three
the next. For field threshing il lakcs the lead OF
any thing in this world-no grain Is scattered OF
lost.
Such is the superiority Of the Horse Power,
hat three horses can lhresh As much with il as
four can with any other.
The Machines aud lIorse Power will lie sold
together or septrate, TO suit purchasers. Made and
.old IN Milton, by the sui scrhers.
W NJ WEIGH,
NM. II. POMP,
HENRY FhICK.
Niltnn Anrn II lhIl.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
w ArEis OF Nature.

~ a ST tc ol health he intestinal canal may I've
ccmpatcd to D river whose waters flow over the al
10 n'ug laid, through the channels nature or art
has inedc, and imp'o,cs thcr qualities; and to keep
up q T. comparison Of the river, so long ns il runs
- tly the channels are kept pure and healthy;
Iut il hy cuusc the course Of the rycr is stop
PED, then thr watt The canalsis 10 longer pure,
IL soon becomes sioGnant There is lui ono law
& ciscu'ali,n III nuiuc. When there is a super
'urtoncr { thumoua luid (scrocy) in The intes-
lnai 'uhs, "Id ru,tiSet tsS takes place, II Il ws
h1rk into RE huoi 'os.e,s, aud inra'Cs i'scli IN.
iu the circulation. 10 establish the free course Of
lhc river. Ue must remove the ol struCtot,s which
- i's ie course. anh tho of it, tr buaTy stream
u th tic BODY, follow The same natural principal ;
] move. ly that valuable ,urgative medicine Bran
MthkS In rc,Sal Tegei0bie Pills which are CT
,al assist nee Of nature, the supcrihunIance of
Eumurs a. the Intestine canal. By pcrSeverng in
thle p'act g. tho uavs of the circulation will then
-" restored 10 tie f,l excIcisn ui their ndturl func
tons and state OF health will tc flmly establish
I'd Hrmcmhcr. never suffer drop oi blood to lie
taken t,nm ,ou'---Eva, tje the humors often
and n long a5 tlcy dcgoncTa.cd, OF as lurg as
Sou are SEX.
DR.. Brand eth, Office in Philadelphia. is at No,
:, NORTH EIGHTH sIrcc', where his pilI, can lie
had 1T rs GEMS per box, with iul directions.
o. ihly agent in Sunhury, IS Ii. Il. Mdsscr Esqr.
SunbuIy, Sept, 4. lSil.
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THEESHlNG IL WlNNON ING MAO IlINE.
Having hud in use, one {" Davnpou's Pat,n,
Thrr.hing and Wnnowlrg MnrlIrcs. and teug
repeatedly called upon for our opinion in regard lo
th,ir value, durability and advantages, We make,
free to state, that they exceed in ouf opinion, any
Threshrg Machine we ever hefure Witnessed in
use. They will thresh and clean, Fl, iur market
200 hush Is of Wheat per day, and Tins with the
aid OF three hands besides the driver. Tie Straw
is passed of from the grain on incline plane,
tending about IL feet from the Machine. Scarce
y grain s lost. What is Of some ImI oItOnoe
and greatly so, is the fact that no dust passes from
the Machine 10 the msn who feeds it. The Horse
power seems 10 he perfection ltseif--,hroe hurses
may work it with ease and then fastest gait need
only he the ordinary Tough gait. We must
chcerluly recommend tie Machine TO Famers-
they manufactured in Milton | y Mcssrs. Wrloh
rowp AID friok. llihAr HlLGERT.
JCHt b HELLER
chilnquaque ishp., Norhd co, March 20. ls4l.
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JACOB MARTIN,
commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT

30
u ESFECTFl LILY inform. his friends and the
II Merchants pen'ra'ly. that he connucs the
Iommi sion aud Forwarding Business. II, lis ware
housc, foot Of Wi!luu 81 Ral,load IelIwarc and
EChuvlkill.
Merchants h0v.rl goods 10 lc shppel, will find
II much 10 their advantage, rs to time and prices
~ hCigh' 10 s,rd tlcr merchandise to tie Depot,
corner Of Frou' and VI liloN street Rdrond, they
can tLcn hr sent either route by the Tide VI arer
Canal, Il Sshuyikiil aud Uiion Canals, as boats
wIll arrive and depart dolly ior tie Iuniats and
Susqurhnnna Canals 10y 'fIde.wgrcr IN tow Of steam,
OF via Schuy XII aEd Union Canals from Farmu uni
dam.
Merchants viii please hc particular TO scrd al
goods DESTINED for ,ihcr 'ou'r to the large d. pot.
cornsr of From, anl VI How Dlreti Railroad, with
direct ons accompany ing hem, which ,oulc they
wish thcm to ho shlppCd.
Cuarsc and fine Sal, and T. Isicr at wholesale
prices, on the Delaware Schuy kill.
Philadelphia. Ju1e s, lSil Ivy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-20
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
y . II 8 r : = = r. Q II .

"pEsCLUTiON RELATIVE TO TIE AMENDMENT OF
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
"Rcsoired by The Senate and House Of Repre-
SenfdijreS ia Gentrai assembly met, Tha, the
Constitution of this Commonwealth he amended IN
shall read follows:
"rhat the Governor shall bold his office during
three years, from the third Tuesday Of January,
next ensuing his election, and shall not he capable
Of holding 1t Iorger than single tenn # tire
gears, IN any tenn Of nine yrars.'
WM. 4. CRABD,
Speakerof The HouSc # Representatives.
JNO. II. EWING,
Speaher IF the Senate.
PeHnsI irGn'd. SIS
,ify that the iurcgo-
ing is a true copy Of Resolution proposing an
amendment OF the Constitution which wns agreed
to at the last session of tie LEGISLATURE hy ma
iorty cf the members elected to each house, the
original Of which remains filed in this Office; ant
in compliance with tie tenth article OF the Consl.
tuition Of the Commonwealth, | do hereby cause
the same TO be published, a. directed by the said
article.
J IN TESTIMONY whereof |
L. y. have hrreunto set my hand aud
seal of said Office at Harrisburg, this
W. w 18th day Of June ls4l.
FRS. r. SKUNK,
Secretary of the Commonwealth