Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-08

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o. y few 90 10. kegs of printing ink can be
had at this office, at Philadelphia prices, for cash
c. We publish this week, the proceedings of
,ha Rail Road Convention held at Danville, on
the 29th ult. There no longer be any doubt
that we will soon have a continuous rai road
communication from Philadelp phia TO the Susquc-
hanna more profitable and useful road could
hardly be constructed, than the road from Potts
willie to ShamoEin, as about two thirds of the
road will run through the finest coal region in
the Union
ny CoaCERT.--Dr Jewett gave concert on
Thursday night, which on account of the wealth
gives another concert 10 night, Friday1 which
will afford rich treat for the lovers of good
music.
Mr.. Dyer. the Blind Vocalist, gave a concert
on Tuesday evening last. He proposed giving
another on Wednesday evening, when he said he
wonld sing some love songs which took exceed
ngy well with our neishbors of Northumber.
Dat, -, 1. 1
Oy-NEw ApvEErlsEMENTs-Cu readers will
find in our columns this week, II number of PHI
ladclphia advertisements, well worthy Of the
attention of dealers. As general rule, those
who advertise, generally have something worth
showing.
BY the advertisement of Samuel Hart Co it
will be seen that they keep an almost unlimited
variety of articles in their line useful well as
ornamental.
Mr.. G. II. Moore keeps an extensive assort-
ment of staple dry goods at %! south I'd street
His goods are. we know, of the best style and
quality in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John c. Farr, l:2 Chestnut street, has al
most every thing that can be desired in his line
at the lowest prices.
Mr.. C. J. Tyndale keeps an extensive assort.
ment of Air tight and other Stoves on hand Mr.
Tyndale was the first authorized agent for the Air
tight Stoves i'll Philadel ph;a.
Mr.. Joseph W. Jones, keeps on hand the most
extensive assortment of Looking Glasses and
fancy articles in the city. His establishment is
worth visit from dealers
Among others must not forget our old
friend J. b. Strykcr who keeps a most extensive
assortment of cheap and valuable dry goods at
his present location, as will be seen in his alyer.
tsement
O. The excitement incident 10 our elections
has entirely subsidized The successful candidates
look cheerful, but enjoy their victory with hu.
miliy and without any vain boastiugs, while the
disappointed content themselves with that tritc,
phiiosophc apothegm. that il can't be helped" "
and like Jacob Faithful, hope for better luck
next time " Our new Sheriff, Mr.. Ellington is
more quiet sinrc he is in Jail, than we have ever
known him 10 be, before. That he will make a
good officer we have 10 doubt Mr. Vandling,
our new Commissioner, this week entered upon
the duties OF his Office He is well qualified for
the situation, and will no doubt make a careful
attentive officer. Mr.. Farnsworth oar Proth'y.
has always sustained the character OF an honest
and industrious man, and will, we are assured
use every eyertion TO discharge the duties of his
office satisfactorily. Onr Register and Recorder.
Mr., Oyster, is well known as a highly capable
and efficient officer Our meuber T.. Y Bright
bar y,
evidently satisfied with his previous course, and
therefore re- elected him, they had m gndouht-
ed right 10 do as freemen and democrats
Our Coroner, Mr., Yordy, is an indusr ious and
intelligent farmer and will, when occasion re.
quires il, be able to discharge his duties prompt,
ly. Our Auditor, Mr.. BixIcr l. also a rcsp,cta-
ble and capable man. Our Treasurer, Mr.. Gu-
lick, is the only representative OF the wing party
who has been elected. His quiet aud uuohrru-
siye manners, and his uniform good character,
gave him gIea: advantages IN the distracted state
of the parties at the recent election. That hr
will make an honest and faithful officer, no one
who knows him can doubt.
Upon the whole, the democracy of the county
have reason 10 congratulate themselves Of ha-
wing done we'll under all the circumstances.
o. Tbs Mltonian appears excessively anx-
ious to keep open the breach between the de
mocracy of the Forks and the Lower end. They
are, therefore, constantly parading IN their col
umns some pretended bug bear that has been
hatched IN Sunbury for their destruction, The
editors of the Mlltouian have certainly much
less exalted opinion of the Intelligence of the
Forks than we have, If they suppose they can
gull Them with ,ol