Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

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Streets. y'hiiadsi,,hiu, Is authorized tn act ns
.9semt, ard receipt TOR all monfes due this
onire. fcr subscription or a,ireritsi"g.
.giso sf hts Onfcs .Nb. 100 .N1ssGw Street.
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ind $. H. Garner of Baltimore and Eusce,f
sts., baltimore.
rfpE,N,1yu IsK.--A fresh supply OF superior
summer ink Just received, and for sale at Phia-
delpba prices, FOR cash.
C.-SrxprRY, Er,x AND PirIsurRa RAIL Road
The committee appointed 10 drau:ht an ad
dress, reported on Wednesday evening last.
portion Of the address will be found in another
column. The remainder will appear successive
ly, in subs; quent numbers Of our paper The
addres is ably written, and proves conclusive|y
the superiority Of the Northern route over all
others ".H .'
o. A nunbsr of new advertisements will be
found in our columns this week, from Phlladc'
phia and other places. AS general rule those
who advertise are enterprislns business men, and
are generally prepared to accommodate custo-
mer. rpon the most advantageous terms.
C-TuE FouNrAiN HoTEL---1n our advertising
columns Our readers will find the advertisement
of Messrs Dix aud Fogg, the present proprietors
Of The Fountain Hotel, Light street, Baltimore.
This Hotel has long been known as one Of the
best in the city. We have only to say, that it
has been recently renovated and greatly improv.
ed by its present proprietors, and now ranks as
one of the most comfortable hotels in Baltimore.
| u TuE Coi.uMEiA HorsE.--We were fortu.
nate enough, while on recent visit to philadel
?hia, to stop at this house. We say fortuuate
! because il is not always that travellers find
| house adapted 70 their comfort and liking This
Hotel has been receatly fitted up with new fur
furniture, by Messrs. Bagley, Mckenzie & Co.,
the present enterprisins proprie,ors. who leave
nothing undons that add TO the comfort oil
their guests. Without any idle ceremony, or
der and cleanliness is every where apparent; in
this respect combining the comforts Of home
with all the conveniences OF we'll regulated
Hotel The House is conveniently and pleasant
ly located, in Chestnut street, immediately
above the Arcade.
cr rA1xs1 AcKScr.-Those who have busi.
ness at the Patent Office, at Washington, can
do no better than employ the services of Messrs.
Keller and I;reenough, whose card will be found
| in our advertising columns. Their great expe-
rience and previous connexion with the Patent
Office, gives them advantages that few others
possess We can recommend them, from our
own knowledge, with entire confidence
u5- The continued rains Of Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday last. have iutertered eonsidera
bly, with the hay makers,
or NExr GovKHSoR.-As the one term prin.
cips has been rapidly gaining ground Tor sever,
al years past, it is time that we should look out
for n successor 10 Gov Skunk. We do no,
know that the friends Of the Governor will in
sist upon his re election rather re-. nomination
They certainly will not il they desire TO consult
the welfare and harmony Of the party, and tbs
wishes of the people.
In accordance with these views, we therefore
recommend the Hon Lewis Dcwart, ofthis place
for that office Those who know Mr.. Dewart
and they are not few, know that he rossssse.
all the requisites necessary to fill that ve.ponsi
bic station, especially at this time, when econ
omy integrity and sound judgment, are all i'm
pohant.
Cr rRAsrBERRtGs,-This delicious i,iut, no
inferior to the strawberry, has been abundan
in this place. for several weeks past. The frs
We saw of them in the Pbiladel phia Market
was on Thursday, the 18th OF June, and we wer'
not little surprised, on our return, to find iha
! we had been supplied with them at home on ib'
. Monday previous-three days earlier, Their
are bu, few places in Pennsylvania whese car
q lier and better fruit and vegetables are cultvo
/. ted I'VE say nothing as TO beci,l and still fewe
where the people cnloy the comforts of life IN
greater degree, than in the quiet little borous
, of Sunbury
. t. The Glorious Fourth of Joly comes in o
' Saturday, this year, Gen. Taylor aud h's "a
lant little army will, no doubt figure consplct
g ously among the ,oas's of the day; nor wi
n Gen sro,'s "has,y plate OF soup be entirel
Is overlooked.
>, or By TELsGRArm.-Mr Buchanan was NJ
e minated, by the President, on the LIST inst, q
II one of The Judges OF the Supreme Court Of th
y United States. lie, therefore, leaves the d
p partment,
NJ NoRK GEsERALs.--It is said that Gen. Patte
s. son, of Philadelphia has been nominated as Nj
OF ior Genera. and MessIs. Shields of Illinois, Iar