Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

tions fthe writer as to the disposition Of the
communication
so miles and under, 10 cents.
Over 80 and not over 100 uiirs, 90 "
From New York to Philadelphia, 25 "
From Philadelphia to New York, 25 d"
For all distances over 100 miles, 2j -
For every addition not exceeding ten words
the same rate of charge will be made as on the
first ten"
The following regulations have also been
adopted
All charges for the use Of tie telegraph
mus, be paid in advance.
> All communications TO be sent by the tele-
grnph must be put in writing, and handed to the
managers
3 When 4 communication is received by
telegraph, it will be Immediately written out
and delivered by a carrier, or put into tic post
office or retained until called Tor, as the person
sending it may request.
The telegraph offices will br kept open
for business every day from sunrise until 10 o.
clock, p NJ, except the ordinary honrs Cor
morning and afternoon service on the Sabbath.
). The first 10 come shall be the first served !,
brt no individuals, or combination ofindividuals
shall have the use Of the telegraph for more than
: fifteen m;nu,cs n, one tim. wben auv ,,hor in.
I dvifual is in waiting.
. 6. The arrival OF every steamship from Eu
rope shall b. teegraphed gatis to every sa
! ton on III" line soon rs known at the station
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NC lh'ofmn'i"ll
P1oousrrRG Ipoxn,r rr,x,ceTh r,r-
mace is continuing to Go an excellent business
having made, upon an average for IN. last three
weeks, .ne hundred and fourteen t,,, of No. F.,
iron per ,crsk & ir one week. one byyd,,d o,d
nineteen fans were made u.iuo less than two
and a half tons of coal, and half ton Of Lime.
stone 10 a ton of metal This is making more I.
ron and using less material. we believe. than was
ever done in the same time nv one an,hrac;t.
furnace Off feet boshes in this corntrv The
other stack wiI, he comn,eted and n.,, in HAS,
i, f.y ,ve.ls RL,o,o.l,r, Den,
N'''''''''s 'N't''''hN' "e SS"'u '' We"
Jersey "'e' III 'a'e"" o" '"e -'s' "''' f'oth 'h'
reports received oy 'he rresoy'cr'cs, ~ appears
'ha' mere are IN connection win the synod l"'
, ministers, lO7 churches p heen'iates' and 3
can'idates' lhey decided 10 send the Rev Df
Ea'fd 10 attend The convention' 10 De held IN Lon
the best method Of resisting prevalent error.
and promoting union and cooperation in favor o
the truth, as delegate for the Synod
Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church ha
lately been held. The great question in ihi
Synod was on the orthodoxy of Professor SchaI'
oook OH fto'es'an'sm lhe subject was oroush
g 'e'o'e '"e 's"o" oy series o' resolutions aooi
, yea oy '"e CHASSIS OF fh''ane'ph'a a'saPP'o''h
""'' are ''s"'"e" aS se'n''rusey'e VIEWS
s '"a' S'ea' "o'S' o" ''a'''''"' '"e nature o' u
union oe'"ee" hr's' ana oe'eVers' Inc SUI
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IS r,,o,, sx..,,inn nr Pa,n ,v,o oII.rs .n1 on
y non loust
|. The American Board Of Commissioners f.
= Foreign Missions received during III. months
:; September and October the snm of SO, 90.
:; The Society for the Promotion of Collcgia,
v and Theological Education at the West, was hel
a. in New York n. J., on the 3Oth Oct The II
s. ccp'' of the society were about one'thrd LEI
o. than those OF the preceding year'-M y Mro
v W.. l., u. =.