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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
Gnrangh Election.

At an election held on last Monday, the follow.
ing persons were elected officers for the ensuing
year, viz:
BrgeSses-Frederck Lazarus, ]. II. Hustcd.
Assistant BugeSses-John Young, Geo. Young
Joseph Eisely, John b. Price.
Common Couneik-Henry Yoxtheimer, Eli Die.
mcr, G. ID. Wharton, Peter Kerlin, Jacob Rhawn
George P. Buyers, VIM. NJ Gray, Henry Petery.
High Constabt-John II. Purdy.
CL.rk-Iohn Eisely.
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The Great EOrgeries.

The New Orleans Advertiser has The following
paragraph which goes to explain the mode in which
the recen, imposilions on the Banks were prac,sed
A fellow by the name of Matthew Draper, depos-
tied four several amounts in the Commercial Bank
of New Orleans, between hundred and seven, and
a hundred and twenty dollars, cach on or about the
2Oth of March, and received certificates of deposile
therefor. With this anchor TO wndward, the
scoundrel obliterated the Ggures and the words and
inserted "twenly-one thousand Mexican dollars" in
the body of the certificate; and at the bottom, in
the left hand corner; are the figures s2l 900.
The alteration is not perfec, fac sime Of the
original filling rp, though it is near enough TO de-
ceive.
The check was sold to the Girard Bank, in Phil
adelPhia is now sent here for payment endorsed by
w. ID. Lewis, the cashier of that institution.
There can he no doubt that there are three other
such checks s1oat.
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CircumstantiaI Evidence.

A melancholy instance of the uncer,sin,y of cir.
cumstantial evidence occurred at Gibraltar last Feb
ruary. A wealthy English merchant of that place,
named James Boxwell, convicted upon that
kind of testimony, Of the murder of his daugh-
ter.-On proceeding to the place of execution. he
recognized an Englishman named John Keats, who
had been active in procuring his conviction, whom
he iorgave for his hostility, he desired to die in
peace with all the world. Keats seemed much
affected by this, and just as the sentence of the
law was about to be executed, cried out. alt is that
am guilty, and not the convict" A great sensation
was produced by this exclamation, when Keats
came forward and fully confessed his guilt. The
rope was Immediately taken from the neck of his
VICTIM and the cap from his face, but it was all toe
late. The wreiclied father was a corpse--having
died o! grief and terror! Keats was taken to jail
amid the execrstion Of the multitude who weIe
with difficulty restrained from tearing him to pieces
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

Engineer corps hereafter not to cost annually
over $4,000.
l5 Money may not be diverted from its special
object of appropriation.
l6. Governor to provide for carrying law into
effect.
H. Banks not to pay over per cent interest
and law Of last year repealed and provisions except
ing Bank of U. s. from operation Of thelaw
Is. 10. 20. 81. 90. 20. "a. Provisions respect.
ing the mode Of winding up Bank Of u States.
25. Proxies of 60 days standing may vote.
&c. 2T. Banks not accepting to be under law Of
April, ls40.
%. 30. Banks accepting to notify Governor of
it. Secretary Of Commonwealth to notify banks of
the passage of the act.
The bill having bcen returned with the objections
of the Governor, which related principally to the
18th section il passed the senate by constitution
oil majority bot failed in the house. After its re-
lection Mr.. Titus moved reconsideration, on which
he was seconded by Mr. Weaver. The motion was
agreed to- and the whole subject postponed till to-
morrow. Another bill being before the house, Mr..
Lusk moved to amend it, by inserting the Revenue
Bill which had been vetoed, with modification Of
the 18th section, obviang the Objectionable features
in the bill. Mr.. Lusk's amendment was so amend
ed, as to repeal all the penalties against the banks
(excepting as to the United States Bank) until the
18th May, 1874.
The bill rs amended passed the house, 49 to Al ,
and was 20 the senate for concurrence, where i.
} will no doubt pass.
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A Canine POstbearer.

The Derby mail is met every morning, at ten o.
clock, by dog from an extensive ironworks at
Worksop waiting TO be the bearer of the letter bag
fol his master, which is regularly dropped by the
guard without waiting. IT, however, the canine
messenger is not somewhere about at len the horn
is sounded. and the dog is Immediately observed in
the distance coming along the road to meet the
mail at the lane end but this is very seldom the
case, the dog usually seats himself upon the wall
adjoining the works. listening for the approach OF
the mail When the bag is thrown down the faith,
ful creature, without delay invariably takes the near.
est way home through the hedge and over the
fields. Later in the day the empty bag is brought
back by the dog 10 meet the mail to Derby, but in
consequence Of the guard not getting Off his seat
1t is necessary to send person with the bag, who
can throw it upon the mail while il is going. The
dog, feeling his inability to supply the deficiency
denotes his anxiety by barking and bowling. With
this exception the animal performs all the dutie.
letter carrier for his master "wilh puneusIity ant
dospatch."-Eag6sh Paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
NIcLeod,s Trial.

The Judiciary committee of the New York Lee
gislature reported, this day week. bill, to provide
for Special Circuit Court for the trialcf Me- Leod
The bill provides that the Count may be held in
such county as the Chief Justice shall deem most
expedient. If this is carried into effect, and Nc
Leod acquitted-as now appears to be mos, probable
difficulties on this score between tue U. States
and Great Britain, will be at an end.
Saturday Evening Pssf.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
LIST OE MEMBERS

OF THE "GOOD Will FIRE COMPAN
John Landsw, John Randalls, Jacob Re
George Lyon, Henry Landaw, William Ho'
John Arnold, Samuel ]. Fry, J. II. Zimmeu
Caleb Fisher, Charles Waters, Harris Awl. Ss
el Moniz, b. Krohn, L. Brosius, NJ. Bucher
Hieman, q. Harrison, G, Bucher, II. Simpson
Harrison, p. Freed, q. Walls, L. shindel, F. l
er, J. J. Fisher. A. Shipman, ]. NJ. Bas.ian, J. L
+. Merrill, w. Searles. III. NJ. Bossert.
List Of Expelled Members.
Joseph BonnelI, Jacob s. Christ, Amos Schr
F. A. CLARK, Geo. CLARK. N. Krstzer.
Sunbury, NAV s, lS4I.
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Steam Shin President.

The anxiety which has for some days pervaded
The community respecting the fate of this vessel is
still unabated. The report that she had put into
Fayal seems to have been totally desti,ue of founda
ton. The barque Fame sailed from Fayai on the
Sd of APRIL and when she left, no intelligence of the
President had reached that port. The President
had then been out % days, having sailed on the
Ilth of March.
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The Bank or Revenue Bill.

This bin contains twenty-nine sections, and as IT
has not yet become law we DO not publish il en-
tire but merely give its prominent features, that our
readers may know how 10 appreciate the excellent
views Of the Governor, contained in his recent mes
sage to the legislature, returning the Dill with his
objections. There are two provisions in the bill to
which the Governor had insuperable objections, bu,
he is willing to forego his own opinion with respect
TO many other matters, for the sake of the public
good. The choice of two evils is presented, and he
is obliged to make selection.
The following are the principal features Of this
bill, which We take from the Pennsylvania Repor-
ter:
SEC. l. Authorses the Governor to negotiate o
loan for s3.lOOOOO, in certificates of 500.
. Banks To subscribe to it, and then issue 81, 81
and s5 notes to the amount of subscription.
8. When holder has 500, he may present it,
and obtain a certificate.
4. Banks to receive an interest Of one per cent.
fol their trouble.
s. Banks complying with the law, to be cleared
from paying tax on dividends
comply with the law.
z. Bank issues graduated in proportion to capital
g. Banks may receive and reissue these notes.
9. 10. Leves further taxes on occupations and
on storekeepers by classes.
IL. Banks may fund debt, except United States
| Bank.
I2. Banks may issue small notes, on comply
| ing with the provisions Of the section.
l3. Banks, when they leave notes in the hands
of Auditor General shall not pay interestor receive
compensation.
IA. appropriations.
Common Schools, sa3o,oOO 90
! Higher institutions, $4,000
| Pensions. 10000
Repairs on public works 100000
[sS,500 for repairing dam across
West Branch at Lewsburgl
Debts for repairs before Nov. ls40, 26s,003
Orphans Asylum and House Of Re-
fuge, 1000
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, l6,40o
Bald Eagle Navigation guarantee, 10000
DanvilIe and PoltsviIlc do. $4,000
Monongahela Navigation Co. 10000
State Library debts, $50 AZ
Damage Fund, 10000
Premiums on Silk, 5000
Militia, 10000
Expenses Of Government, $4,000
Lock. keepers, collectors, &c. $4,000
Temporary Loan, $4,000
Nicholson Court, 1900
Debts on Shenango line, e50,0li SO
Conneaut line, eel, ,as6 o5
North Branch, bl3,7l4 92
Wisconisco, 9i,s37 rs
Inclined plane, Columbia, 6,660
Reservoirs. $4,000
Ropes for Portage Road, 1854
Superintendent Of public grounds, 600
Debts on Sinnamahoning, 1906
Repairs on Delaware, 10000
Locomotives, $500
Canal Commissioners and new work, $4,000
Geological survey, 10000
, Ralayipg N. track Col. r. r.. 52,iso
s2,775,522 80
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
A Drowned Man.

On Saturday last, the body of a man was found
in the North Branch of the Susquohanns, about G
miles above this place, which had evidently been in
the water for many days. The body was recogn>
sed as that of Mr. Stuart, who was drowned at
a raft that was rapidly descending the river near
the dam
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

or A correspondent of tho Baltimore American,
under date Of May Sd, says that six boats had ari.
we'd at Havre-de. Grace that morning, by the Tide
Water Canal. They report the whole line of canal
in good order. From the best authority received
there, there must have been upwards of seventy
boats on their way downward
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

OF The United States Bank has made an assign.
ment of upwards Of seven millions finer effects in
trust for some of the City Banks, which hold her
post notes for that amount.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

MoSARcH.-The late Sultan Of Turkey died
oi dcsium remens, the result of vnous indulgence.
The present sulan his son, on his accession TO the
throne, issued a Proclams,ion against the use OF
wine, and Caused one million Of piastcrs' worth Of
wine to be thrown into the Bosphorus- AilenauH.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

or Bicknels Reporter says, man named Els
jah Field was arrested in Philadelphia few days
ago, for passing counterfeit dollar notes on the
Salem IN. j. Banking Company.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

Gus that they talk Of vengeance against that
for the ynchns of their comrades some years {;
Trouble is expected with them. as they are alrc
so bold and audacious as to defy the civil laws
outrage moral principles.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

E. Litiell of Philadelphia, wishes a speci.
copy of every newspaper in the United States,
library. In return he will send the "Publisl
Circular" edited by him. Editors will Pl
notice.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

QT ApJounNMrsr- The Session Of the 1.egis
Iaturc closed on Tuesday, having been in session
precisely four months.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
Boston, April ., 1898.

The foregoing statement being published in
Boston paper, led to the following experiment, and
also the cure made in Rochester, the account of
which was published last week.
AIN October, 1888, myself wife and little
daughter, then nearly three years old, took jour
ney Of about thirty miles, TO spend week in the
county. From exposure or improper Diet or both
the little girl was attacked with the Group the third
night from home. She aroused her mother from
sleep by huggns her around the neck. She could
not speak, and it was with extreme difficulty that
she could breathe. l sprnng from the bed and
hssened for tub, and pail ofcold water. stripped
her, and placed her in the tub and poured the water
on her freely. We then took her into bed, and
commenced rubbing her briskly with flannels, and
gave her cold water to drink. She became better
rapidly, and within one hour we were quietly asleep
again. In the morning, our little girl received her
usual bath, and has continued well to the presen,
time. VIM. WHEELER.
Boston, March 90, 1910.
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Democratic Candidate for Governor,
G. en-. DAVID II. POR Il + II.

or .Notice.-There will be divine service in
che Protestant Episcopal Church in this place, on
Sunday next the 9th inst, in the msrning and at
night.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

A MEAN TaIEF.-During a recent fire at
Louis, some individual went into cabine, NAL
shop and stole coffin. Such man should be
ried alive.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

THE War QursrIoN.-The Liverpool Albion
late date says :-"We hope soon to learn, tn
in the East, no ships will be required but those
our merchants; and We anticipate nothing !
than speedy and satisfactory termination of e
vexatous differences with the United States.
it is prudent to keep an eye upon our defences
order that we may have as accurate a measure
possible Of the extent of our own means, as C,
pared with those which might, at the worst,
brought against US"
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More Indian Troubles.

Adviccs from Wisconsin, under date of April
are, that large bodies of Sioux were gathering
the neighborhood of Fort Smelling, with intent,
was supposed, of making an attack upon it. One
the tribe i, seems, being drunk and disorderly wit
in the limits of the garrison, and resisting an
tempt to remove him, was shot down hence
hostile aspect of the tribe. Two companies fr.
Winnebago AMI Crawford had been ordered
Fort Smelling,
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Tho Crorp cured by Cold water.

The Yankee Farmer (Boston) mentions several
cases Of Group having tcen cured by the application
of cold water anl publishes an account of two in
stances in that city in which the experiment was
tried with complete success In the former of these
the patient was boy three years old, had
been subject 10 to attacks of the disease from in
fancy. The process Of the first experiment Of the
kind with this child ie thus related by the father:
About four o'clock, in the night of day before
yesterday, we were awakened from our sleep by his
distress. He was laboing under severe attack Of
the Group. lie brea,hed with great difficulty, and
seemed almost sufIocated His cough was extremely
hoarse and croupy, and he could hardly speak in a
whisper, ond all the SYMPTOMS grew worse rapidly.
We rose Immediately, and took him from his bed
aud stipt him, and began to bathe him oil
with cold water, bnt most freely about the throat,
head and chest; and his mother took vessel Of
and thus we continued to bathe him till he became
quite chilly. We rubbed him of brskly till his skin
was dry and somewhat excited. But as there was
considerable heat in the throat, we took a Napkin
doubled six or eight times and wet it in cold water
and then covered this with dry cloth, and took
him into bed between his parents.
Almost Immediately, when we began TO apply the
cold water the SYMPTOMS began to subsde very fast,
and he said with grateful tone that he felt better
in the morning, when he arose; no croupy SYMPTOMS
rcmaned and, after being bathed and clothed, he
went out as usual TO take his airing before break
fast. Yesterday and to-day, he has showed some
remaining SYMPTOMS Of a cold, and has not been so
well as before the attack, but he has played about
the house, and been out usual and has been
incomparably better than he was after any former
attack /; and on neither of these occasions, did the
means used afford him any thing Ike as speedy re-
lief as the cold water did upon this occasion.
f. ALLEN, &c Elliot ST.
| n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-01

VIZ WESTMORE.
w HEREAS the legislature of the State OF Vernon: in
the year thousand eight hundred assessed
oiour per all lands public lands except
ed the of Wesmorc in the county of Orleans in
said for the Of making and repair roads and
building bridges These to the proprotofs and
land of the of Westmore who have not paid
their proportion of said tax in labor otherwise the
mee appointed to superincnd the expenditure of the
the subscriber that much of their lands will be sold
at public vandue at the dwelling house Of Ira Cheney, in
the of Westmore in the county Orleans the Esd
day Of March next o'clock forenoon will be requ
site to discharge their respective with
Dated at Burke this 18th day of January, lsil
81 ISAAC DE NISON, Collector,
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h"J ~" >" nso w co's',"r"oh Is suCh t'at me
,.,i e.y aPp"eu uro"tu ''e oven anu perfectly
'ol various purposes OF cooking; ana whel-
=. ,U u0' ,, G,o1'ns, oakng, nyns, roasting or
h a hs.,ovej m"V ,ba ueS'I'i INC
:" communications bestowed upon them. MS con-
""e'y Isseieu' ma 10 St'Ee IN 'he marker can do
~ WV, 80 .l,.'e 'ue Il, gwen space
VI ,''"' as W oo,so" > IMPROVED fH'ent
n," 'on rohNAoh' 'oI cou' OF s'nalI iuel'
~ Vs. 'a oe ''c'"''y 'o''oncu WIN 'n's
s, =" az n'onnr, 80 as TO De u~cd Tor
oo"ns' ironing o""n IRONING &C. w'h'he smallest
,h ., us' anu VINE" ~ use aoes mol nel-
WIN ''e o'nei operations OF he stove, ana does
nov ea"se Inconvenience oy giving out neat or gas
'ss OK NiicA ooof's cos'ruc'ed upon
o o n, ~''n a'iorus convenience Tor roasting
,iea'' 'o"'s, No' ~ more Pe"ee, manner ihan can
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CONSISTING IN PART
Beaver and Pilot Cloths Of various prices Broad
Cloths and Cassmeres-Finc and low breed Sal
tnetts-whte and colored Flannels spotted Sales.
bury do-Vevet and other vestnss-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and Birds Eve
Diapers and Crush-Eng and French Prints new pa :
terms, colored Cambrlcs, worsted coat bindings and
silk cords, horn pearl, lasting, phene and 81 k But
tons--snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohar
and pic mic Milts, ass'd cold twist for noting Tam
bord, Doton, plain and 6s'd Muslin de Lanes, silk
striped Shaays, blue black and blue Silks, a better
black silk than be found bennett silks of new
styles, bennett Flowers British and Chanlilla Wells
Honiton do a rich and beautiful aricle-Hieland
and New Iceland Shawls, or Fancy Nj de Lave
Shawls-whiie, pink, blue aud straw Crape-black
blue black and colored plain and h.'d Sntlins-nen
cambria Handkerchief plain and li.'d cap Laces.
linen edgings and acts-vclvel Ribbons, Bonnet and
cap do, belt do, -Lacets, Dress Bone. Eascs-
superior scarlet and common face shaws.
Silk warp Cambiceensand AL tpacca Cloths for
Cloaks at less price than has been cold before
Blue black and other Merenocs-l Cloak Pattern Of
sup. A blue black Thibel Cloth
Printed Saxony Cloths worstcd and silk Seraes I;
Black Italian aud French silk C.avats Satin Stocks
OF the best make French wrought collars md insrr.
i,ngs sambrc edslns and insenngi Chrnelle Cords;
Bead Bags; latest Paris style silk Frinecs; Lyon and
Coney furs for trimming Cloaks, &c. silk and wots-
ted Braids plain ard i4'd Alopnes cheaper lhaa
ever; French Ba.kels; Gent and Ladia's lind and
Angola Gloves, ChiIdren's do
Is Bales-l0,0 900 yds SheeIings and Shininss.
1000 q" Bed Ticking,
GOO Bro. Drilling,
Very fine bro. Sheeting.
Cotton ticking, wadding batting, yarn, scarlet, ran.
dom and white English Knittng Yarn,
100 yds Burlops for Sackng,
1900 y%' COTTON wSS o''ps's High oolors low price,
Bales Buffalo Skins -selecled best and left The poor
Boas and Mufs, Fur Caps-new patterns & prices,
CROCKERY OF entire new patterns particularly
Tea Sells.
HARD WARE, full Stock
1000 cwt. assorted Iron, in all shaper,
1000 Z" Sweeds Steel,
1000 A" Superior Russia Sheet Iron-Soye dealers
supplied at a small commission above cost.
Chests superior Tea-low priced and good Tobac-
co-50 Boxes Raisins-4 Boxes frosh Lemons
Malaga es---Prunes---Oranges
drums fresh Figs-Cranbenys-Wa
nuts and Chesnuts-Soda Crack.
ers, &c. sc.
Picked Sword Fish, about equal 10 Salmon,
Bees, Dry Cod Fish,
We offer to our friends and the public all at very
low prices Tor cash or short credit.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1910. so
FRESH FRUIT, &C.
Almonds Elbsrts, English Wainuis, Casiana Mats
Cocoa Ntts Boz Raisins, English Currants, ca.
ron, Mace, TapiOcG, Sage. pure Wines, &c. Just 70
ceiyed and for sale by BURBANK.
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BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES- ETC

BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ETC.
UST received by JewetL Howcs and Co. supetfne sno
medium Eng. Ger. and American Broad Cloths ofa coors
and prces Pilot and Beaver Cloths of every variety from
81 90 10 So per yard, Cassmeres, new styes-London
Doe Skins, Black, blue and fancy coored Cassimeres
Vestings, new stylesWpter Veslngs figured and plain
satin do; together with large Ct Velvets Ser
ges, Siecas, Bro Linens Canvass Padding Binding etc
ANY gentleman in want ofgamenls any kind will do well
TO give a call. Oct g lsAO
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BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

hNhND DUN IRON COMPANY.
NENAS WOOD has just received a fresh supply
A~ OF STOVES and Iron Ware, from this well
known and long approved furnace, comprising Co.
nanrs Patent Cook Stove, thick plates Commits
Patent Improved, sizes, Rotary Cook Stove A sizes,
Vermont Cook, sizes, Yankse Notion, with fur.
mace, szes, Conant's Elevated Rotary, decidedly
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all sizes, Vermont Parors, sizes,
Potash and Codron Kettles, He has also supply
of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin aud Fancy Parlor
Stoves New York and Albany patterns. Also,
TILDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Russia and English iron stove pipe, tin and copper
ware, Lead Pipe, Copper Pumps, Sheet Zinc, sc.
all at the lowest prices.
Montpelier, Oct 10, 1910.