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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

pence, &c.
Graduaton--36! m. at SC 900 per m. 22o 500 90
Tunnel-3700 feet, or 1881 yds., at
800 pr yard, 1898 80
! RrldgAs-say 40 900 90
Iron Road track o6l m. at IS, 900, 204 900 90
Incidental Expenses-say l2,lGG 81
Graduation and one track, $500 600 90
Second Iron track 36l miles, 294. 900 90
Total, Graduation and double track, s9Sl 900 co
The following is synopsis Of the act passed
the General Assembly Of this Commonwealth,
Arri llth. 1874, authorizing the Governor to
incorporate the "Shamokin, Mahonoy and
Schuyikdi Rail Road Company" api,al stock
/ S5OO020. with privilege to increase the same
| To Sl,50o0GO Shares $50 euch.-when three
thousand shares ar. subscribed, and five dollars
paid on each SHARE the Governor shall by letters
patent, cree, the suh.crrbers into body polite.
aud incorporate in deed and IN law. by the name,
style. and title of the Shamokin, Mahonoy and
| Schuylkl Rail Road Company. The compa-
! ny are author zpt to construct Railroad of as
many SITS Of tracks ~ 'hcv may deem necessa.
ry beginning at and uniting with the Western.
division Of tho Danvilie and Pousyille Rail
| Road, Al or near 10 the town Of Shamokin, in
| Northumberland county. and terminating at and
uniting with tie Philadelphia Reading and
Po,tsvl'r Rail Road p, some suitable point be
tween Schrykil,.TIaven md Po,,Svll'r, in
Schuykill county. provided. that if in the opin.
ion of the president. directors and engineer Of
. the said company, the rond NAV be adyanta-
Ceous Ia the interest of the public, made to
Terminate at and connect with the Schnvlkill.
Haven. md Mine Hin Rail Road. or the Mt
Carbon Rail Road, or tho Mt Carbon and Port
C,rbon Rail Road, or the Mil Creek and Mine
HI Rail Road, then or in such case. the said
company shall have the privilege 10 unite their
road with either of the said roads as may be
deemed most "Xpcdient, except and provided
that the Rail Road shall not unite with the
Schuvlklll-Il ven and Mine Hill Rail Road, OF
even parallel within one mile. wthou, the con.
sent of the company owning the same.
The company have power 10 establish rules
aud regulations for the due ordering Of all the
travelling and transportation ofmails, mcrchsn-
disc and passengers on the road, and to pre-
scribe the kira of cars and Carriar eS to be used
thereon md to regulate tic transit thereon.
As soon as any portion or s,id road is pertec.
ted, tn place thereon cars, carriages and wa.
gons, such as they may deem best adapted for
tho transportation of mails, passengers and COM
noGircs 10 the advantage of the public, and
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and III conjunction, witt tho navigation OF tho
North and West branches of the Susquehannn,
the Williamsport and Emira Rail Road, the cor,
temp'a'cd Rail Rood from Shamokn to Dnnv lie
nhd other similar improvements, it lie destined,
at no very distant day, TO be the main artery
through which will flow the v,,u,ble timber
anj agricultural products Of the fertile valleys
o the SusQuchtnnn, the minerals from the bi.
luminous region, and the iron from Non,our's
ridge To the Atlantic. and in return. the NOR
chandise for the supply Of large extent Of
country, nlso the army Of passengers travelling
each way.
And in the event Of the completion Of the
contemplated Rail Road from Sunbury to Erie,
then the Western produce that finds its way to
the Lakes, viii, in all probability, pass through
this route to ihe Atlantic in preference TO opv
other To sustain this opinion, " Ii here o., te
from the report Of tie Philadelphia delegates To
the Convention held at Wl'liamsp-r,. on the
10th Of Nov, 1896 as follows: "Cnnsidprinc
then al! the public works now in progress NJ
completed, it remains to be seen. whether there
is not sill another connection 10 b. made of O.
quail importance with any Of those h ch have
been commenced, viz: A railroad by the
route of the West branch oft1e Susquehsnna.
II is scarcely worth while 10
pause TO enquire whether as a matter Of public
concern only. Penn.ylvuna should not avail
herself her natural advantages, and with the
means ofmaking a shorter, o better and q more
crrta in communication, hes tate for a moment To
improve them. The significant fact Of the pi.
cantic effort now making by New York in the
Eric Rail Road, should be decisive with every
citizen o. Pennsylvania. The West branch of
the Susquehanna affords an avenue for rail-
way to the Lakes, which i improved NAV snfs.
ly defy all competition, Let i; be compared IN
point Of distance, with any improvements NOW
completed or in progress, and this superjorty
must be acceded. Assuming what is not ia
point OF fact to he conceded that there is NJ,
choice Of ports on the Lake, and that points Of
transhipment are equdstant from market, the
length Of the different routes is as follows:
Miles.
Buffalo TO New York by Erie canal 5O8
Dunklrk do Erie Rail Road 5ll
Cleaveland "Phlla. by Mnhoring canal 567
do do Sandy e. Beaver 573
Erie DO " Chcnango route SOB
DO DO "W. Branch r r. Ala
We have stated the distance on the essump-
ton that the ports of the Lake were equally ell
liglble. So far from this being the case, that at
certain seasons ofthe year. their relative geo.
graphical position confines the choice to cleave-
land and Erie. and il does not admit of dispute,
that between them, every thing else being e.
qual, there can be really no choice-the former
being utterly destitute o: any of,he natural re-
qIlstes of gooi harbor, and admitting of but
lIt,le artificial improvement, while the latter
combines every requisite of perfect security.
easy access aud ample space"
All of which is respectfully submitted 10 tho
public. KINDER CLEAVER, c. Z,
Pottsville Pa, March 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

'STONE WARE for sale.
~ 225 Stone Jugs, from quart to . gallons
so Snne Jars, from to gallons For sale
cheap, by oc, - H. d. hh0"HH
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
1919

"A public meeting. being held Nov. 81,
1913, at Shamokln, in Northumberland county,
Pa, "to take into consideration the proprcty
and Importance of constructing a Raii Road
from Shamokln, IN Northumberland county. To
Poi'svlle or to Minersvlle, in Schuylkil coun.
ty, Pa, so as TO avoid inclined planes, and f
grades travcrsabIe by locomotive steam on.
elnes;" and, in pursuance OF resolution then
adopted, the subscriber having been cmp!oycd
by the committee Of gentlemen therein named,
I" make examination and survey Of the most
feasible route ior Rail Road without inclined
planes, from Snampkln To Pottsvle, or To Nj.
ncrsvllie, aud report theron.
accordingly proceeded to make said cxami
nation aud survey, which Was completed Julv,
ici1, pan aud profile OF which is herewith
submitted, together with the following
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ID o G. Il q II j. Is. vi \ s s T. II,
Cs..ts RESPECTFULLY informs he ci'.
NfEg3 l2ens of Sunhury and its vicinity, that
EfsIks he his removed his Office to rhe white
building in Ma'ke Square, east of La
i. Elements store, and imntd'a'o, opposite the
ro-' office, where he vii lie happy 10 receive cIIs
an the line OF his pro es-ion
SunhuIy, Nav 4th. lS44.
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On The Feasibility ofthe contemplated SRAMo.
KIN MAHoNoy AND SCBuyLKilL RAIL ROAD,
withom inclined planes by
KIMBER CLEAyER, c. &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From the Boston Cult;yator.
THE OLD BACHELORS.

Who are the men that Oft we meet.
With eyes cast down towards the street.
Tha, give nod, but never speak
Old Bachelors.
Who pass their days and nights 10 fear,
Because no gentle wives are near,
Their weary, aching hearts 20 cheer!
Old Bachelors.
What men sit up too late at night.
To read those tales of love al sight"
And wishing they could have bite !"
Old Bachelors.
What men forever, ever wear
Their clothes, ill they are worn thread bare,
And know not how they look, nor care !
Old Bachelors.
Who pass 10 wretchedness their lives,
Ard wish that they had married wives.
Before they'd reached their thirty fVes!
Old Bachelors.
Who would not now propose for gold,
Beeapse they've got TO be so old.
And all the girls look up 50 cold
Old Bachelors.
Who hath no pity in her heart,
To take the lonely Bach's part,
But wishes they might always smart g?
The Old Maids.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
NEW MODE OF BUILDING.

We have received from Mr.. JOSEPH
GooDRIcH, Of Milton, Rock county,
Wisconsin, an account of new mode
Of Building invented by HIM. The
materials used are lime and gravel, so
cemented as to form substance equal
ly hard and durable as stone. A bull
ding built of such materials he informs
us, costs not more than two thirds as
much as one Of brick or stone, and is G.
qualIy durable. The following is in
substance his account of the process of
building
The lime rock in the state Of nature
is allowed to contain 33-lO0 of carbo-
mic acid gas, which is separated by
burningin kiln. This gas has strong
affinity to rcunite, and bit OF burnt
lime stone, if immersed in the gas, will
become as it was in its original state.
The common atmosphere contains one
part in hundred, ofcarbonic acid gas.
Knowing these facts, and living in a
prairie country, where timber was
scarce, and gravel and lime were plen-
ty, Mr.. G.. in the spring Of 1914, tried
an experiment. He put up building
% by 30, and II feet high, made Of
gravel and lime, put together in the
manner hereafter described. He has
since built three buildings Of the same
material. The lime is first Stacked,
then mixed with water lilc whitewash,
then the gravel is shovcled in, and the
mass is mixed with hoe. One BUSH
cl Of lime is sufficient for seven or eight
bushels of gravel. The lime and gray
el, being sufficiently mixed, it is moul-
ded into the walls of the house by
means Of "A curb made Of plank, into
which the mixture is thrown. The
curb can be raised about five inches
per day, and the mixture, by being ex-
posed 10 the atmosphere soon becomes
hard. Mr.. G., assures us that his OK
perimcnts have succeeded beyond his
most sanguine expectations; that the
walls ofthc houses so btilt have actual
ly become impervious to water, and as
hard as stone Milwaukee Weekly
Sentinel.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
Femnim.ore Grove Eor Sale.

wv HE undersigned offers for sale four hundred
4 acres of land in the Fennimore Grove, in
Grant county, w. Il. The above is me Of the
most desirable tracts of land in the Terniary OF
Wisconsin. Its situated on the United state
road from Green Bay to Prairie do Chen, embre
cling about three hundred of the very choicest tim
Der, with about hundred of the frst quality OF
prairie; the tract being also we'll watered. 10 a
person DESTROYS OF farming and keeping public
houte, there is no point in Tive Territory which can
olie greater advantages. II will be sold at s".y
rcd'Iced price, and part on time.
For further particulars, enquire oiJohn Bracken,
at Mineral Point, or of the undersi sned, near
Bre vster's Ferry, Stephenson county, III.
50 l.. u. NANMATRE.
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BUFFALO NEWSPAPERS.
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RRoFRiEToRs, EDITOR.
Commercial Dydrtmeat-py J. c BUNNGR.
This paper is new AND peculiar. II is the only
paper in the United States upon the plan it is con-
Quoted. All others take their European inteli-
geuce from the English Press, thus leaving as gno-
rat OF all Continental affairs except what it suits
thV English interest 10 to detail.
Ia Politics the Plot looking above and beyond
the present party distinctions, aims AZ Nationality
AMI It's motto is" For our country, at all times
TO approve her when right and to right her when
wong" The Pilots party is the citizens OF this
R'public, against any and all enemies
Locally, the Pilot viii especially consult the IN
te es,s, commercial and otherwise, OF Buffalo and
til great aud growing Valley Of the Lakes, with
" ,ich the former is insepaabiy connected.
The PHO, is supplied with regular daily files Of
tha Paris Papers OF every political parry, and will
therefore furnish not only the Ens',sh but the Con-
unehIal news, dom tho original sources, and bl
thus giving both Sides enables It's readers 10 judge
more correctly than they possibly can by reading
OF IL one.
The Commercial Department OF the Pilot IS in
fully competent hands, as all will admit, and the
askct intelligence viii be second to 10 ether sheet
either 10 accuracy or i,s early PRONUNCIATION.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

AN ACT TO amend an act entitled
IAN act in relation to the quali6ca-
ton of voters for State Government
and for the election Of Delegates 70
form a State Constitution.
BE Il enacted 6y the Council and
House IF Representatives. Of the Ter
rit0yy Of Wisconsin,:
SECTION !. That an act entitled
An act in relation 10 the qualification
Of voters for state government, and.tor
the election Of delegates to form a state
constitution" approved january -.
1874, to be amended rs TO read as fol-
lows: That no person shall hereafter
vote upon the subject of state govern
ment, or for delegates TO form 4 state
constitution, who shall NO. have resi-
dcd six months within the Territory.
and rs an additional qualification shall
be. citizen OF the United States. or
shall have declare his intentions to
become such; rs the law requires.
APPROVED, Februar, S.h, ISIS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

IT IS a SINGULAR FACT, that four
different languages are spoken in Eng
land. There are something like Q :
100000 in Ireland who speak Irish, and
cannot speak English; some 100000
n Wales who do hot speak English
many IN Scotland, also, who do not
speak English. In the Isle of Man
thcrc isa population which speak a
branch OF the Tentonic tongue. In
Russia thirty different languages are
spokcn--DR. BAIRD.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

AN ACT for the protection of sheep
and for other purposes.
BE az enacted By the Council and
House Of Representatives. Of the Ter
ritOry of Wisconsin,.
SrcuoN |. That if any dog shall
be found killing, wounding, or worry
ing any sheep or lambs, it shall be law
ful or any person forthwith to kill or
wound such dog, and the owner or per-
son harboring such dog, shall be liable
for all damages so done by said dog,
SEC. ,. { any dog shall worry,
wound, or kill any sheep or lamb, and
the person owning or harboring such
dos, shall not keep the same copfncd
after having been notified thereof he
shall be liable to pay treble damages to
the person whose sheep or lambs may
thereafter be killed or injured BY said
dog; and if such dog is not confined
within twenty four hours after such no
ticc, any person may kill such dog il
found out of the enclosure or immedi-
ate care Gifts owner or Keeper.
Sic. >. Aud all rams are hereby
prohibited from running at large be-
tween the months Of August and De
cember, and if any such animal shall
be found at large between said months,
the owner shall forfeit the sum of five
dollars, TO be recovered by any person
in an action ofGcbt.
APPROVED, February 18th, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
RESIGNATION.

How gently wise, who never move
When stern misfortune lowers;
Who seeks the same kind hand Of love
In sushine and in showers.
When shadows veil the burning sky,
Behind the clouds they know
Bhgh. fields Of golden grandeur lie,
And seas Of splendor flow.
They only bend, but never speak
When angry storms arise
Prepared TIE hand Of grief to take,
Aud wait for brighter skies.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
LIVERY STABLE

BTHE subscriber respectfully in
a. forms the public, that he has com
pleted an arrangement for keeping a
Livery table, in the village at Platte
vile, in connection with Mitton's Ho-
tel, where he will provide the oerg best
accommodation for the Horses of his
travelling customers. He will also
keep constantly, TO let, Horses, Bug
gies, Cutters, sc. with the best Oytiey
in the country, always in attendance,
he hopes to merit the patronage of the
travelling public.
ii. MESSMORE.
November /, 1874.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
pOTOSI TANNING MILL
Naamusa lOrY.

TBYlIE subscribers would respectfully inform the
farmers of Grant County, that they have
estab ished n tanning mill mandatory in Potosi
On N nth street opposite Whites Blacksmith shop
where they will be at all times in readiness to
G,rni,h a warranted article al moderate price and
on nc accommodating terms.
Persons residing at n distance can have iheir
orders promptly attended to by addressing letter
lhrut "a the Mail or otherwise, 10
BARNETT g. JONES.
P,,osi February oath, 1911. 5l-l
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

The poin. Of the following epigram is almost
equal 10 The 4" striped pig -
Tom carries a straw in his pocket,
Through which The cool minJulips he sips,
And swears 10 his temperance friends,
He no more puts q glass TO his lips !
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

copies Daily, per mail, one wear, - "a
C-,y- The DNJl fILor, - delivered 10 subs-ti-
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ray weekly, pay At the ent OF each week Thnse
no pay monshly o. yearly par 80 advande. Sja-
90 copies can be obtained for two cents a copy,
siIher at the Otice, OF Of The nsws6oys.
To EDITORS Of weekly papers
i no remit : ?, IN advance, shall be entitled 10 an
exchange tor one year wjlhsas DAILY Pilot,
Any paper printed Htsf Of BlGa'o. bv eoDvias
S'e above, si'oes, with this nae, IS NJ be sat,.ed
\, un cNcNa to- one vgas0tth the DaGs Pilot,
IN sending copy OF the papc5, eof,ajn,, e tae al.
, cgttsemeat, warksd, 10 his Od.ce. o. tas PUB.
! she, may draw ga o1T columns 70, -, ia sivsr-
isirg. 3-G-h
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

HADN'T TINE TO ATrRND.-A coun-
tryman, reading the theatre bill on the
corner of Third and Vine streets, Gin
cinnati. the other day, came to the
words, Five years will elapsc between
the second and third acts remarked
with GREAT gravity, that she couldn't 90,
as he must 20 home TO harvest
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

Said Il gentleman to Digby at the
Shades the other day, "The General
is tlne. noble-hearted fellow. and the
prince Of landlords; but he has one
faul', and that is, he gives you such a
tremendous squeeze, Of the hand"
"Vcry true" replied Digby, 4" that is
the oaly rice he has :"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

o. live would enjoy ourselves.
We must take the world as it is,
mixedpp with a thousand spots of sun.
shinc--a cloud here and there-n
brigh! sLy--a storm to-day, a calm TO.
morrow the chill piercing winds of au.
tumn and the the bland rcviving air Of
summer.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

OK Il is mistaken notion a great
many mechanics entertain. that they
canno, be duly respected because of
their being mechanics. Only silly,
woak-mindcd persons turn up their no
scS A. mechanics.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
FANCY AND SILK GOODS,

Silk Silk Mousin LANES; stripe; Cu
Bazans
English; Vesng collars chemisets lace
ug bead hair Jet buge and gilt bracelets;
arcs; hat bunch &c. &c. Bonnet Lawn
OF Ribbons Gimps loop and silk fringe; elastic braces
Embroidered
worsed hose Mems do silk fet woed and gloves Mems buck
thread
bndng silk eord bishop ckone cambrick
ne edgng insertion footing, &C.; Blonde Wells; guaze
do silk pocket pd fancy silk, damak pmaino
dress hdk denp scas embroidered satin bzne es
plaid plaid worsd embroidered Kabe Bevidere,
roiered musn de ine, h florida roby
Ednbug Ve shaw, umbrellas paraso
side and back hon dressing and COMBS
srecaces; violin strings, &c &C. &C. Fancy shaving
antique oil bears OIL cologne and bay water balm comb eb ink &c
good assortment of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

\ GLORIOUS REvENGE.--lf You feel
inclined to exercise your vengeance
against any one who has deeply iniur-
cd you. take the first opportunity Of do
ing him a service. II he has any feel
ing, YOU will wound him 10 the quick.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

CT lie that never changes any Of
his opinions never corrects any of his
missiles.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

\ good custard now and then is not
TO be snvezed at, unless your house.
keePer has dropped snuff in il.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

A MOUNTAIN OF SUPERINTENDENT
immense bed Of scrpcntine has recent
ly been discovered in Roxbury in this
county, near the line Of the Central
Railroad. 4 specimen highly finished
and polished for table, was exhibit
cd in this village the present week.
This stone IS far superior to marble in
beauty and durability, and must take
its place for counters, tables, mantle
pieces and other mechanical and orna-
mcntalpurposcs.-- Montpelier Watch
man.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

4 Young lady wishing TO address a
Mr. l.cgCett, called him Limbit.-
Somebody inquired the reason. She
said. oh, me- should have tainted If
l bad said. leg toa % 'emnn.'
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

A rich mans son frequently begin,
the world where bis father lcft of, and
ends where his father begun-p ~
nyfeSS!
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

NERy LIKE.-Whcn women losctl
her good name she can't get it back a.
gain. That is precisely the case with
a dog made up into sausagcs. He i:
gone for ever. Alas poor Tray
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10

- Willis spoke the truth when he
said Editors are the pump-handlcs OF
charity, always helping people TO wa
ter, bot never thought 10 be thirsty
themselves"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-10
WANTED,

A NY quantity of Wheat. Corn,
"A Oats, Hides, Beeswax, Furs and
Pel,ry; at the Store ofthe subscriber
in Lancaster, for which the highest
ash price in goods will be paid.
J. NJ. OTIS.
Oct. I2, 1914. 81 ON