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WAsHINGTOH, June /, 1871.
SHORT PATENT SERMONS,

Some friend At the hstor House has sent
me the following text, with 4 request that
| would preach thereirom:
My dress too was wholly neglected.
My nat was slouchcd over my bow,
And ] looked like a fellow suspected,
Of wishing TO kick up Il row.
Ny hearers-ln the days Of Alexander
Pope, Esq, it was pretty generally considc-
red, by the respectable portion of the com,
muuity, that worth made the man; that he
whose heart was kept from sinking into his
stomach, by the pillars Of strict integrity.
and whose actions were governed by the i'm
pulse OF generous principle, was not only Il
man, but 4 gentlemen of the first order; but.
nowadays, it is dress alone That makes the
man and fashions the gentleman. The world
OF late has grown SO artificial, and 50 nu.
merouS are It's receptions, that a person has
to dig through a vast quantity OF outward
rubbish before he can arrive at the pure foun-
tain OF real merit. ! mean by this that there
are many individuals, whose outward ap-
~PearanceS are as rough as the road 10 mise
ry, who possess souls as smooth and as deli
cate as the down upon the back of a new
Matched gOslin, and whose hearts arc as rife
with the genuine seeds Of rectilude as are
peech trees with blossoms in the month of
May-whOse bodies, like matched Cottages.
present Illuminating exteriors, and vet CON
tain within peace, happiness, morality. con
tentment and comfort. On the other hand,
| mean TO assert, my friends, that most of
those whom YOU see monopoiizing nearly the
whole of the sidewalk of society in display
ing the dry goods hung upon their backs
who are SO pulled up with vanity that they
can't squeeze themselves into the doors Of
honest industry without coIIaPsing their hues
are Just as destitute of those ennob.ing
qualities which should characterize Il man as
a cob is OF corn after passing through a shell
, 1841-06-19

Mr.. Clay on June 18th, introduced a bill
10 repeal the Independent Treasury Law
The Senate did NJ business of Importance
on the 4th, and did not sit on the 9th. The
House adjourned on the Sd until the 7th.-
This long interval will afford ample time to
pack the Committees TO the notion of Mr..
Clay.
, 1841-06-19

Ayoung apprentice TO the shoe-making
business, lately asked his master what an
swer hc should make to the oft repeated
question, " Does your master warrant his
shocs!' answer. Tom,' says the master,
"tell them that warrant them to prove good,
and IL they doubt that | will make them
good for nothing"
, 1841-06-19
From the kniskerbockcr.
VAIN REGRETS.--BY EDWARD
CumL.ToN.

CmLroN.
Would | could feel as once I felt.
When. fresh in heart and pure in mind,
| buckled on my boyish belt,
And irolicked freely as the wind;
had M care to cloud my brow,
Nor grief my little heart 10 melt;
How altered are my feelings now
cannot feel as once | felt!
Would | could dream as oncc Idrcamed,
When, like 4 glory from above.
Around my dawning heart there beamcd
The bosom-bliss of youth-iirst love-,
When Hope grew bold within my breast,
And Fancy with gay visions IecmedI
All! fled are all those moments blest-
cannot dream as once | dreamed!
Would could think, as once | thought.
This wide and beautiful green earth,
a paradise Of joy, where naught
But pure and holy things had birth;
Where every scene with peace and truth.
And friendship firm, and love was fIaught
All! quickly undeceived is youth
lcannot think as once | thought
| cannot feel, or dream or think,
As | WAS wont in days long past;
And as ! near the awful BRINK
Ger which we each must lean at last.
| think that all will soon be DER,
And give the world a parting sigh;
| feel its shows can cheat no more,
And dream of joys thatcannot die!
New York, April, 1871.
The Pennsylvania Of Philadelphia of the
Sd Of June says:
Col. BEyToN.-Thc friends of Col. Ben.
ton for President, meet this evening in Spring
Garden, to form an association.
, 1841-06-19

We have received the two first Nos. OF
the Missouri rner ,anlagricultural per- com
menccdinS St. Louis. The price is one dollarPer
annam, published monthly. or six subscribers
for s.. From the slight examination, which
we given the numbers before us, we take
pleasure in recommending the "Farmer' TO
the patronage of the farmers. and planters
of this section of the State. Missouri can
certainly sustain one agricultural P~aper-whle
Illinois supports two or three. We hope to
see this periodical well supported-ior we
are well assured that no one will regret pay
ing the price of subscription for the valuable
information il will contain.
, 1841-06-19

Some friend al the hstor House has sent
me the following text, with 4 request that
! would preach thereirom:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-30
Death of Mr.. Forsyth.

We regret TO announce the death Of the Homo
John Forsythe, late Sec e,ary of State Of the
tied States. He expired al his residence in this
on Thursday evening, after a short illness from
,estive fever.
Ir. Forsyth was born at Fredericksburg, Vs in
her, 1881. He graduated at Princeton Col.
in 1898. He entered the practice of Law al
us,a, Georgia in 1902. Soon after he was APP
ted Attorney General of the State, and rapidly
10 distinction. In 1912 he was elected Re-
'nta,ve in Congress. From 1914 to 1918, he
chairman Of the Committee or Foreign Aft .irs,
hich position he sustained Mr.. Madison in the
with Great Britain. In 1913, he was elected
his seat in Novembee Of ,hst yesr. In 1919,
as appointed Munster to Spin, whore he he.
involved in the controversy in relation to ou.
with that country settling differences, csdng
'Ioridas. &c. which Ia ted until October, ls20.
the exception of hlief visit 10 the United
he continued at Madrid until 1923, when he
ncd to this country, and having in the mean
been e-eected to Congress, ho resumed his
in the House of Representatives in December
,t year, and was restored 10 the craftsmanship
Committee of Foreign Afir., which he
nued to occupy as long as he remained in that
In October, 1927, he was elected Governor
'orgia. After filling ,ha, post two years he
ned TO Washington ms Senator of the United
;, in place of Mr.. Berrien that post he filled
1929 until the summer Of 1894. when, OF
esignalion of Mr.. McLane as Secreslry of
Mr. Forsyth was called 10 that Department
esdent Jlckson. Tnl, office he filled during
sjue of GeReral Jack son'f term, and contin-
hold it until the close of Mr.. Van Buren's
ii,r,iion, when he was succeeded in Office
Webster. Mr.. Forsyth has continued /,
in this city during the pas, summer, and
.lched the age of6 years.- .Nad,onian.
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IRON.

We see by the annular statement OF the Secre-
red and ninety seren thousand, three hundred
nd serenity dollars worth Of bar iron alone, was
nported into the U. s. during the last year. be-
jes articles manufactured of iron, amounting to
ne million, twelve thousand three hundred and
velve dollars, making in the aggregate seven mil
,ns, four hundred and nine thousand seven hun
ed and cighty-two dollars. Here is between Sc
n and eight millions OF dollars exported in one
ar to pay for an article Of which we have at
me an inexhausiible supply. We need no
nonger argument in favor Of protective tariff than
IS fact alone. In our mountains are found mex
uslible hodes Of coal, hme and iron ore lying in
,se contiguty, and all that is needed for their de-
'opment is the fostering aid Of the government
We us protective tariff and VIC will soon find
hills and vaes Of Pennsy lvania ringing with
busy din of the manufacturer, and the Valley
he Susquehanaa smoking with numerous furna.
daily pouring out the mineral wealth Of Mon
IS Ridge. We hope 10 see the attention of our
nufacfures aud mechanics drawn TO this subject,
iof vital importance 10 their interests as well as
,vcry friend OF American industry. Wo hope
the press throughout the county will speak
upon the subject; let those who doub, our a.
ly 10 manufacture a sufficient supply Of iron for
own consumption, visit Columbia county
ere they will find sufficient, iron embedel in
ntour's Ridge TO supply the y. States for ages
ome-DanpiHe Dem ocrat,
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npt to Destroy our War Steamers on
Lake Erie.

npt to Destroy our War Steamers on
Lake Erie.
mentioned briefly, in recent number Of this
desperate at,emp' which was made on the
ng Of the l7th ut, TO destroy II. NJ. steam
Toronto and MinOs, then lying al anchor nj
'ewa. The following particulars may be re-
/ as strictly correct.
abou, 10 minutes before three, a. NJ. the
on the fUrecastle of The Toronto saw ligh,
ching the vessel, apparently two or three
d yards ahead. lie haied II twice, but re.
no answer; he was in the act of calling the
on ofthe sergeant Of the watch when it ex-
with tremendous noise, shaking the ship
cenlre-and as it aicrward appeared, break.
windows Of several houses on shore. As
oke cleared away o boat was seen pulling
yreat swiftuess toward Grand Island. She
rmedia,ely pursued by boa, from the To.
)ut without success.
next morning a cask was seen sticking in
coos 10 the bank near the spot where the
IN took place. On examination il wa, found
all Of powder, ingeniously fitted into kind
urm 10 make it float steadily, aud with a
slf burnt, fixed in the bung-hole, To the
ere attached several fathomS Of whale line
ch i, mus, evidently have been connected
one that exploded-and lae use o. which
doubt TO take across the lows Of the vessel
Grng cash or either side as they loatcd
'lih tbs stream.
he arrival of Commodore Sdndom, on the 23J
inquiry by board OF magistrates took place
srsi depos'ioLs of parties were taken; the
cumstance of importance that was elected
at on the same morning farmer on Grand
in going round his fields, found four ner
sleep in shanty. and boat haule1 up I,
ch close by the men were aimed, and ont
he knew 10 be from Buffalo, and an accom-
the notorious Lett-who has since openl
ed his regret a, the failure Of the attemP
rel bore the mark Of brewery in Buiial'
tsined upwards Of one hundred pounds
der. A muskei sho, was fired from tl
A Of Navy Island, ., the Tsronto's boat q
81 in pursuit Kingston tU, O. Ch'or
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

UJ THE NKw rnEsBrrKRiaS CuuncH. IN
SuSnvRr, will be opened for divite service on
Sabbath, the 81 st day Of October instant a, o.
clock 4 collection will he taken up, to he applied
towards the payment Of the balance remaining un.
paid on the building,
~ The people invited to attend the opening
of the newly buih s. Schoolhouse of The Lutheran
Church at Sunbury, on Thursday, The 4lh of Nov.
next Divine service TO be in both the German and
English languages, 10 commence a, o oclock A. NJ.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office # The B,LTinoHE AaERIcAS. Oct. 25.
GRAIN. Wheat has dv,nced aud we now
quote fair 60 prime Nd reds at Sl,20al,2s per
bushel A sale Of Of Pennsylvania rcd was made
to day ny 90.
Corn has also improved little. ssles of
~lntc at 6e 63 cs. and Uf yellow at 81 CTS. A
lot Of Pennsylvania yellow sold a, 63 cts.
Wequotc Md. Rye at SO 20 CTS. and Penn
sylvani, AT 72 cts.
Sales Of Nd. Oats al a. AZ c's.
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pHILADELPHIA MARKEr,

BIcKsELL's REPonTER, Ger. 26, ls4l'
GRAIN.-Last week there was considerable
fitness in the Grain market, owing mainly to the
difficulty Of recurring vessels for Eastern ports at
reasonable feighls vessels are now more plenty,
and Corn is going fjrward hrskley; we quote t.om
actual sales, Penn. Round Yellow at CT cts, some
held at &c cts per bushel. Sou,her., Fiat yellow,
65 cs White do. 62s cts, ailh an active dc
mand for all kinds. Oats as cts. Wheat has i'm
proved, and sales Of Southern al sl,2s usl 80
and good Penna, Red at Sl33 per bushel. The
Improvement in Flour has produced a coresPon-
ding hrmness in the Grain market, and the last
news from England will tend TO unsellle prices for
Time; but further improvement may he relied
upon, IN this country for Bread Suffs generally
Clea'ed 1000 bushels Wheat, aud l6i0 bushels
Com.
WHisKEY.-In hhds is dull at 2ll, and some
sales at II cts Sales IA lbls 10 suino extent al
?2s:2! cts,
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PRICE CURRENT.
>TO THE AFFLICTED.

THOSE Who are suffering from various diseases
incident 10 the human family, would do well to
procure Dr. VarGch'S Compound Strengthening
and German Aperiem Pills. which so pre-
cmincrty Recommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, illus in the sile, back and breast,
Nervous Aifct'ons, Headache, aud all The dis
eases ol the stomach aud Bowls. Pamphlets may
I've oht lined graIls which contain full aud csplcite
directions for using. The reader is referred 10
eral very Interesting certificates of in this
paper, which may be relied upon, as they are taken
from iha original. For sile at No. 10, NORTH
EIGHrH slreet, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOxTHEIMER.
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Estate Of Charles Ecknlan.

NTOTlCE L is hereby given, that l. Il rs Of A.
~ miuIsiraton Of the Estate of Charles IL.
man. late of Augusta township, deed, b. been
granlrd to the SUI scrher by The Regis. of Nor.
'hun'brr'ani county. All persons h,>ms cl inns OF
demands against the SAID dece'e,I are r,ques ed T.
Nuke known the same 10 inc u scnber without de
lay, aud all those indebted 90 said deceased afe also
requested to call aud lake settlement.
JAMES ECKMAN, Admir-,
Ru Towr'ship, OCT 80, lsil.-6l
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MADEIRA WINE.--Fun quality Madiera
Wine, for sale iow ty
Sept. ! lsti. II. d. MASSER,
FOURTH PROOF DRANDY.--A gcnuin: |
article always on hand aud Tor sale 10y
scpr.i, i9ii. II. b. MAssER.
HOLLAND GIN,--Ot The best quality always
on hand aud for saciy
LOAF AND LUMP sUGAR.-Al~u,. en-
hand aud fnr sale by
Scrt 1, lt4i. H. y. MASSER.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE Mo.
LASsES.-Ol the b,sI qualify always Oh hand
ard for salr hy
Sept. !, isn, H. Il. MAssER.
BROWN SUGAR.-Of good qualify, Tor sale
lowhy Sept L. ls+l. H. b. B.MASHER.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAsg-of The Ics,
quality always ou hand and I,r sale hy
SEPT. |, lel. H.. B, MAssER.
IOFFI E.-Jov0, klo and LaguUa c Coiiyc, Uoi.
r,rr. |, ls4I. II. b. MAssER.
SPERM OlI-Wutcr and Summer STRAINED
sr,rm o,, OF the ties, quality, always on hand and
for sale 10y
sep, l. ls4,. n. B, MAssER.
sTEEL-Ca-I aud BTsIeI ;5IeI, i1T -aIc 6y
Sept. !. is4i ". b. MAssER.
IRISH SALMON.--Ol tic best qualify.
sanrly on hand aud for sale by
Sept. /, isil. ii Is. MAssER.
LIQUOkS.--Ol OF all knis aud OF tie lest quail
| tics, always or hand and ior -sie ID,
Sept. |, ls4l, BIB. MAssER.
SPRING SIEEL.-Uf VsnOus sizes Tor Elliptic
Springs. for sale hy
seft l, ls4I. II. b MAseER.
LARGE QuARTo DIBLEs.-Fos bale at
very reduced prices by
Sept. |, ls4l. IT. y. MAsSFR.
BLANK BOOKS,--Of al Kinds, for saIe by
Sept. !, lS4, II. b. MASSER.
BLANK DEEDs.-Bonds, Mortgages, &c. for
sa'e by Sept |, ls4l. II. b. MASsER.
JUSTICES BLANks.-ior sale by
SEPT. |, 1911. II. b. MASSER.
CLOTHs,-BlucD Black. Invisible Green, &c.
for sule by
sept. j, ls4l. uB. MAssER,
CAosIMEKES AND sATTiNETls.-For
sale very low hy
Sept. /. ls4i. II. b. MAssEp,
CARPETING.-FOT salt chpaphy -
Sept. /, lsil. II. D. NJ ..ssER.
| BLANKETS For sale chrar ~ =
Sept !. ls4l. - q. MAssER.
UNBLEACHED MCE', ,INS-FoT sale Ly
srri: |, lsl l.. b. MASSER.
COTTUN YAEE, AND CUTTUN LAPS
For sale hy
SEPT, !, lsi'r. H. n. MAssER.
hhMt ND COTTON TW WINE.--For sal
by ,cpr. /, ls4l. II. B. MAssER.
OWING LINES, CORDS AND ROfEs-.
or sale by
sep. |, lsii. II. B. MAssER.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

SJLnvv 0G00E3s
HuSr arrived from the city OF Phisdelphi, and
81 fr sale. at the mos, reduced prices, for cash,
AT the ncw srole formerly kept hy John Dogar, rs
follows Clothing Of nll sorts and sizes. such as
Warm Ovetco,ts, Coattees Pantsloons, Vests, &c.
Also, a large assortment Of Fine Calf skn and Wa.
terprnof Boots, Ladies Lace Boots, and variety of
other Boots and Shocs for the winter, trimmed aud
untrmmed Gum Shoes, and Mems, Boys aud Chi.
drcn's Shoes, oi all sizes.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
sunbury OF. Both ls4l.--if.
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Estate Of Lnilm Cherry.

NoIICE is hereby given, that the Register Of
~ Northumberland county has granted letters
lestamen'ary upon the estate Of John Cherry,
late OF Augusia township, decd, to the sulscri.
Der, residing in sad township, All persons having
any 'ctn inds against sshi estate, are requested to
present them, and THOSE indebted to mako payment
10 the subscriber
Sept. 4.-6w, PETER SNYDER Adm,
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HSfIoHEC9Su "a
Creditors Take Notice.

EvREDERICK LAZARUS, Assignee of Tho>
n mas A. Bill inginn. has I'll, d in the Office OF the
Pru,honutsry Of tie Court of Common Pleas Of
Norlhumhe land county, an account # the rercil Is
aud expenditures by him, of the said Thomas A.
Bhingion, for the ,xamruclinn Of those interested
on or t,iore the third day of November next when
the ,ame vii he SLOWED by the court, unless cause
be shown to The tconhary.
SAMUEL u. JORDAN,
ProhonoIsry's Office PrOAy
Suuhurv Sept. 20 lSiI. S-hi.
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SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS OH AND LEATHER.

$&T@tS@N1 OEH <aKNO Akz1 X1BIs.
ID. X ] r X p A 7 lex g. SON,
No. 81. No,b Third street,
(nGrwEEN MAhKEr ASr CursNUr sTRErTs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
IT AVE for ssie 4 large and excellent assortment
OF oiepGrlsh Hides, Pdina kiTS, Tanners oil,
DC, Mt the lo~Cst market prizes chi E, for cash. iR
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
toLsigrmcnts Of Leather received foi srlc, o.
rU!ch0'rd It; tie higtest market prices.
or Leather stored free of charge.
April II, le4l.-lv.
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ID 1 Il ID,

In Augusta township, on Tneslay the 10Th inst,
JACOB EBR1GHT, in the 35th year Of his age.
In the same township, on the lth instant,
CHARLES ECKMAN, aged ubou, 62 years.
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JACOB MARTIN.
Commission and EOrVya yartfcg
MIRc HAITI,


dl'a e. te14l aGgp.,..==s..ss
---Ss-z- -A--xI GzSs.-s-s-ssass-l
- ESrECTFl LILY inf,fm, his friends and the
~ Merchants gencrs'ly, that he con,inucs the
Commission aud Forwarding Business. a, Ii. ware.
house, foo, Of Nil3r ST. Rdilinud, Iclawa,c aud
ilchuylkiH.
Merchants having goods 10 10 hppej, viii find
IL much 10 their advantage, MS to time snd pIicea
Of freight, to scLl their ineichtuden 20 The Depot,
corner Of From, aud Willow street RoiIrond, M ,h,y
can then be sent either route by the Tide " stcr
Canal N acbvylkin and Union Csuslr, us bosn
viii arrive ard depart d lily for the Junista and
Susgurhanna Cana's by Tide-Wa'er N tow steam.
or via Schuy III and Union Canal. ;igm Eirrn, IN,
dam.
Merchants viii please lie particular N sor1 n
goods destined for stber route 10 the large D-rni.
cornsr Of Front end VI How street Rsl,raad , III
directions accompanying hem. ~Lcb .o1:s lh,y
y sh trem 10 lie shUred.
C,,s,sr .ud fno .>,li md T. .is'cr :: vhAtssl3
prices. on ihe Delaware Or Sctu, hiH.
Pbilsd,lphia. JU Q 5, l-El -iy
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"G<,Od latent Fire Company"

= STATED MEETING of the Company win
4Ab .itld on Thursday evening LeIi, al O'Clock.
at ..ne Court House. Punetuai attendance is re
duested. n. l.. PRICE,
Oct. 80, 1871. Secretary.
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m the "New Era" when we shall be better quail
ed to Judge of ts merits POttSriM Emporium
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

THE Subscriber, Agent Of Lyon & Harris, Hat
Manufacturers. for Nv Ymk, rhlhdeIrhia,
Baltimore and o'her large ciIirs, y! CSC Hats arc
highly commanded iJr gtod colm and d,uqtiHty.
has OF Land lrst rate assortment Of hats ard
CARS. suitable for Spring ,ie-, wh ch Will ic sold
very low foI cash TFlJsel crcd.t. AZ The n,ted
cheap s'ore, NJ 40, Nortu JhId s,rerE uTpssi'a
the City Hotel rhiIalelphs.
OLIVER n ThACIll;R, AREN'T.
n. B. Ordcrs ior Hats lhe ousi promptly
attended To. The highest r!ce ia ;Gsh 81 trails
given iJr Fu skins.
Phh.dclpha, April 10, ls4l.-.ly
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$50
r f w A i ID

Offered for information that Will lead IL The con-
H vicnn OF any Person ~ psrsous who have laiI
ur shall heTcalur hay sionrs or other Instructions on
the rails of the Danvle and Putls,lIle Railroad. An
act of The legislature has made this oil nee punish
ahle by imprisonment in the PENlrEATIARY,
aud the Company delermlnrd 10 prosecute Of.
tend Is 10 The utmost extent OF the law.
Sept. ts.--al.. s. 4. WOOD, Manager.
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e Oal IRA dc.

SusorrAANSA Coal TRADE.
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley, 10
June 2lst, Tons, 7,li6
ScHurL4iLL Coal TRADE.
To Oct. 2l, Tons, 46l ,oo2
hrrLE ScnuYLKILL Coal TRADE.
To Oct. 81, Tons, 81 ,95s
DELAwARE & TirpsoN CoALsTnAnE.
To Oct.3, Tons, ISL ,270
PINE GnoyE COAL TRADE.
To Aug, B, Tons, $4,000
MouST CARnox Ran Roam.
Amount transported to Oct 81, Tons, 7i,609
M1Sr HIT & SvaurLKILL HAVEN Rail Roam.
Amount transported to Oct ei, Tons 223 SO
Mill CREEK RAIL Roam
Amoun, transported to Oct. 81. Tons AZ, ,740
ScHurLKiLL VALLEY RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Oct. 81. Tons 67,4S6
IrHIon CoAL TRADE.
To Oct l2, Tons, 1871
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-30
GOOD Will Fire Company

THE members of the "G1od Will Fire Com
p'ny" are requested 10 meet at the Couh
House. on Monday Evening, Nov. LIST, at a.
clock precisely. Punclual atendauce is required.
Oct 20. J. II. ZIMMERMAN, See.