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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
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Commission 81 Forwarding Merchants,


Foot Of IVHioV Street Rail Road,
or THE DELAWARE,
r. HAVlNG associated with them Joseph Barnet,
Ii late of Easton Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have ia.
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied Ivy
Jacob Martin, where they pupcsosdong General
Commission and Forwarding Business and from
the local ADVANTAGES Of the place being connected
with I'll the public Improvements that have their
outet in the city. they 1aoer themselves they will
he able TO do husiness to as great if not greater adj
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms any other
house, aud they their friends that any con-
sgnmrns made to them shall have their strict at~
ion,ion and exertons spared to give entire satis-
faction
They nre also prepared 10 receive and forward
goods TO snv point on the Delaware and Lehigh
| rivers, between Msuch Chunk, Easton and Pha-
Del hia, via Delaware Division ond Iehigh Canals;
slso, to any point Inc lunia,a river, or North
| and Wts' Branchrs Of the Suscuchanna via Schuyl-
kill anl Union, or the Chesapeake and Tide Water
! Canals.
! For 'he accommodation cf Boats coming or go.
! Jog via SChuvikiil and Union Canals. Steamboat
| will be kept expressly for towing boats from the
| ScbuyIki Ground 10 the Delaware and back. which
will enable merchants to have their produce deli
,eleJ on the Delaware, md their gool. shipptd at
. saving OF 30 ~ IS per cent. on the pric.s for
! hsuling across,-with these advantages they re-
, aptctGully solicit share of patronage.
W. HEILMAN h co,
William Hoilr,n, }
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TESHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
4 for the sale # CONRAD MEYERS CElr
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl-
AMOS, at this place, These Fiauos have plain
massive and beautiful exterior ini-h and, 'r depth
aud sweetness of tone, and elegance OF Workman
ship are not surpassed hy any in toe United States
The follow ng is recommendation from Cam
DlETs, celebrated performer, and himself man-
uilCiuIeT.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
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DEpIrRATEVlI sYRfrr,.

FHNHE valuable properties Of Oakley's Deputa.
n. tive Syrup of Sarsnparilla, as purifier of the
blood, is so well known to the public generally,
that II is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forth the advantages to he derived from lis
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, 1t takes precedence over all others: every
one that has taken ii, have derived SO signal benc.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
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HAVING had the pleasure of trying The excel
lent Piano Forles Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, and
exhibited at the last exhibition of the Franklin In
stitute feel il due TO the true merit of the maker
to declare that these instruments are quite equal
and in some respects even superior, TO all the ~,
ano Fo1tes, saw at the capitals OF Europe, and
during soourn OF two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the manufacturer :
lowest Philadeiphls prices, II not something lower
Persons are requested 10 call aud examine ior
themselves, at the residence of he subscriber
SunhuTy, Nav II, lSi5. II. b. MASSER.
N EIE. Of a superior qnality, can now be had
n 4 atthe Lime kiln5 OF Henry MasseT, in sun
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
Nitcaaei Weaver 81 SOm,

IGat.SNd ss Wv VI IA 'TV-Ef
ROgE MAKERS G. SHIP CZiANO E2S.
No. 3 North Water Street Phiiadelpiin
EE AVE constantly on hand, a general assort-
81 81 mtnt of Cordage, SEINE fWines, &c, viz;
Iard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, NhlIo Ropes, Manil
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats Also, a
complete assortment of Seine Twnes, &c such as
Hemp Saad and Herring lwine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Iwine, Shoe
Threads &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
HaIters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet CHAINS,
sc, all of which they will dispose OF on reasonable
terms.
philadenhia. NoyemheI l3. lSi2.--ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06
To Cou'ssry Merchants

=. TT ATry, ,A.TID, TR.. & co
Smut and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No 90 North West corner Of KGce and IAir
.SirCris.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed Co.parlnershi
4 under the firm OIL MAYLAND, in. h Co
as successors n the ln'e firm Of Jrcdb .Ifrg'GRd .
Co.. and will continue the business at he old es.a
hhshmcnt. on thclG own account. IN addition
their own clos. at'cntion and experience for man
years, in the manufacture of thej' celebrated snuff
&c the long experience Of the senior partner Of r.
late firm, viii also be devoted 10 IN. interest Of Il
new concr-n--anh az no syeftion and care will
spared TO insure their cooa., Al all times Of the
~ best quality, they solicit continuance Of Il
confidence Of tho fies0s and customers Of thr IN
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
]. MAYhAND, Ia.
PHILADELPHIA Nav l4th, ISi3.-1y
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Polsee fnfellirenee.

Auousr q-Buvins Stolen Goods Anna Nolan was
knowing the same to be stolen portion Of which were
found in her possession belonging to MIR VIM II. Webb,
the ship builder Committed for examination
Grand Bartlett and Allen of the 10th
ward arrested Saturday fellow called Michael Nc
CURE. charged with stealing FIVE sack coats and cloth
coat. valued in all at 500 belonging to John Keyser No
~ ALICE Maynard Mare &synsnd and sarah Atkins
fully arrested Saturday a charge OF stealing
at s45. belonging to Cathsrne Buckley residing at No
is Howard street Committed by Justice Taylor for ex-
.a,rest Of a Conpiet.-Ned Mclaughlin was caught ON
Saturday night, he having escaped from Bsckwell's
Island before his term The magistrate sent him back
.arrest on Suspicion--Henry Haydendough and John
Liddin arrested Saturday suspicion Of steal
before the masistrste the evidence being nsuicent
consequently they were DISCHARGED
locked up for stealing various articles of clothing from
No Mott street
Henry Allen was Likewise arrested for stealing pair
.arrea Of a Piekpocket -OHicer Chidic, of the Sd
Ward arrested that notorious swell head called Dusty
Bob alias George Young. on Saturday night, in the act
OF picking geDtemAn's pocket In Washington Market
He was taken before Justice Osborne who committed the
rascal for trial is almost time this small potatoe
"knuck," had five spots" at the springs.
.arres suspicfon-A black fellow called James
Williams was pulled" Saturday charged with being
accomplish with several others IN the robbery Of $751;
belonging to Mr. Swan Anthrup, No IS Pike street.
Justice Taylor committed him for examination
Indecent Erposure-A desently dressed man, with
very poor morals. was arrested Saturday afternoon
by Officer Van Brent, of the 10Th Ward charged with
exposing his person to several young females in the
Washington Parade Ground. He was taken before JUS
tce Merritt. and held to bail to answer at court.
Stealing cent "A boy called Bill Conovsr was ar.
rested saturday night for stealing belonging
Ambrose Tower, No. 473 Grand street. Locked up.
piolent .dssssihA man called John Dogherty was ar.
charged with violent assault Capt Brine of the brig
Veranco. and likewise threatening take his Life Held
to bail to answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. August 2-8 r. M.

The stock market daily improving in activity, and
the weather is past. and operators be-
plenty. there will he increased activity in
all departments Of business The banks having furnish
ed their quarterly reports for August and feeling.
doubt, very much relieved, We may soon expect
abundance Of money and falling off in the of jnte.
rest 1t is generally understood tina, as these
quarterly returns made, money will be easy and
calculations are regularly made accordingly Stock
SPECTATORS particularly keep eye this movement
and make their contracts receive all the benefit
of this change in the course o the banks.
We annex comparative table of quotations for the
principal stocks in this market in which speculation Is
carried to any extent for each day of the past week and
at the close of the week previous will be perceived
that there has been upward in Of the
fancy railroad stocks particularly in Long Island and
Harlem Prices generally have been very arm. and the
market 10 in very healthy condition
QuorArIoSs FoR rag PsIscirAL srooKs IN rHE NE~
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BowERy THrArRE.-This evening will be brought cut
the long expected drama Of Hoboken II is piece by
an American author, and by American mansger, for
the first time, presented 10 American public. From
peeps have had behind the scenes, and
tracts we have from the play Judge that is
destined TO create wonderful sensation In our city
GnrESwIeH THrArRs-Mr Freer, the active manager
Of this theatre, knowing the difficulty Of securing large
houses by common attractions during the duh summer
season has determined by always presenting unusual
bill of varied novelties to succeed even against all ad-
verse circumstances This evening is fair specimen OF
the managers iberalty and enterprise four excellent
pieces will be peror med by of the best companies
In city. Did you ever send your wife to Green
wichr most amusing farce The Forest Of Bondy !;
Philip Quarle," in which Mr.. Wood and his son, the
best pantommists in America, will appear besides
rious dances and songs the attractions for this
ing. Mr.. Woods celebrated dog will show during tAe
performance how near instinct may approach to
his wonderful appreciation might almost say Of his
part Let West End people not forget their in
forests by stay ing away.
CASTLE GARprNTo all those who fond of enjoying
the delicious music of the FIRST performed by
superior orchestra would to visit Castle
Garden this week. The splendid cosmoramas, extend
ing around the whole espsnads of this beautiful build
ing brilliantly illuminated, will give vsters better
insight into the local views of Europe Asia and Amer
ca than years Of study from books For those too who
desire retirement seek Solitude 20 the bal
comics Of tho garden and sit under the fresh and cooling
influence ofthe breeze and they will away
wiser and better men Europe with all its attractions
has no place equaing in splendor and opportunity for
this fashionable place Of resort The refresh
ments OF the best quality and served by polite and
attentive walters.
The Alleghanians, under the management of Corbyn
give their first concert in Providence this evening.
We find that Mr. Templeton, the celebrated vocalist is
now performing at Toronto He WILL no doubt shortly
visit Montreal
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Died.
On Friday. July 81 Mrs IiELEv wife of Michael Van.
derhof In the s6th ear Of her age
Hes remains taken 10 Albany for ;r,.rr.,,
Rochester and Buffalo papers please COPY
On Sunday morning al int G oAey s. son If Horace
X. and Jane Kimball. eyed wears N''N'
trisnds and acquantances, snd mernber. NJ a.hlsra
DIVISION NO ~. Of l. aud Ashland Temple of Honor
no are respectfully nvie to stsnd his fune raj at
No % Roosevelt street. this Monday afternoon a,
o'clock e""o"
On sunday afternoon August In his Goth year after
81 geiing illness NATHANIEL BoswosrR I iyiI s,a NJ.
ltsry Engineer, author OF Treatise ON the lae Go
hh remains Will DO ia en- 10 Greenwood Cemster, for
eimen, rom NO Leonard street at oclck this
ldonlay) afternoon. Carriages will be in waiting
On Sunday, the I'd inst, at Rye westchester county
Mr. Dav Bsooss, in the 60th ear Of his age formerly
me, liant of this city
HIS friends and those of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend his fnern on Tuesday the An a haf
past O'Clock, A. NJ, at Rye.
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Yesterdays arrivals uncomfortable as is usually
the case Sundays The following il the full amount
registered at the underline ntioned hotels
AMERIcAN-J. Hagerman, Reading: w. Hitchcock,
Maine c. Rogers, St Louis; w. LETTERS, New Jersey;
Lieut. Lyon Fort Columbus JOS bikes, Mary land; e.
TANNER, Virginia; w. Blair Charleston
AsroK-J. Fargo, Georgia; +. Meerbanch Virginia;
J. Ware, do; J. Mears, Boston; Z. Damaras, do; w.
Dickson Canada J. Crutchett Washington; N. Hooper,
Boston; J. Wyman. do; c. Richmond, Taunton; J. Ran.
dali. Philadelphia; Capt Anthony, ship Argo; J. Per-
kins Bridgewater; W. Haseltine Philadelphia Sparks
Harw cod; Fsker, Warrington; D. Leight Louisiana;
L. Malby, N. o; N D. Coleman, Miss
CirY-W. Haskins, Tennessee; J. Heard, Mississippi;
T Wood New Jersey; F. Stayner, Montreal; NJ. SAN
derson Philadelphia j. Callwell, Baltimore; T. Stowe
Newport; Capt Thistle. Washington; J. Pearce Philad;
O. Waldburgh, Savannah; NJ. Dixon. Ky; w. Garvn,
do; NJ ST. Johns, Philadelphia; g. Gordon Westchester;
NJ. Taylor, N o.
FRANKLIs-J Raphael Louisville; W. Stinson Balti-
more; G. Brown. Mary land; ]. Wakeil, Pontotoc;
Goodwin Mississppi; L. Clough Boston, C. Smith, do;
c. Whiilock, Chicago; .. Travers, Mobiles Fleming
Charleston; A Hazletine, do; A. Richards Ohio; j.
Megham, South Carolina; J. Nellagar, Albany; NJ Da.
Wis, Phad; e Warren, Cleveland.
HowARp-G. Poison, Alabama; F. Stewart British ar.
my; NJ. Dillingham;, Vermont; NJ Dickinson, Kentucky;
DR. Hyde, Stonington; Weaver, Newport; + Merritt,
Baltimore; j. Person, Troy; 9. Appold Baltimore; NJ.
Tiffany, Troy; c. Bruce, do Hobart Boston; Mercer
Jones, Canada; NJ. Myatt, Alabama Geo Sanders. Gin;
J. Tyler Augusta, Skinner. Portsmouth,; Bacon,
Bangor; j. Marseills, N. o; JIM Donegan, Taunton.
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CALIFORNIA ENIsRASTs.-In another column,
we insert letter from Mrs. George Bonner,
wife of one Of rhe California cmigrants, now on
her way to the Far West. Our readers will see
by the letter, that This lady is perfect specimen
OF our American women-intelgenf, educated,
brave and spirited If the rest Of the females OF
fhe expedition are like Mrs. Donner, there need
be no tear Of the expedition
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MoiE Tlsrrr HuMBuo The following nara.

f'@FF ficMbuo The following para
graphs are worth preservngi-
EFrscr OF rHE TARrY.-We vere inc,r,,.d r..,.-
day, that gentleman who largely engaged in ~ cot
ton msnufsc'ure had already stopped one of his f,cts
res and was curtaiiing his business the pont
sary 70 weather the storm that will bufst forth nm ~
hrst OF december next-PhH u S. Gas., yuIv al
Inc vulcan Iron Company Of Troy discharged evsrx
man In their employ yesterday morning In
OF the repeal Of the tariff This company have
erected large rolling MILL and contem plated an expep.
o,urs oil 5000 600 IN the manufacture Of iron 7Ionv
Cthren, july 81
AlosE OF Tive were informed yesterday, SAYS the
~ s. Gazette that the propretors OF several large fac.
tories IN Moyamensiny have determined stop one a.
tons Immediately. The effect this will deprive
dreds Of poor men and women of employ ment Reduc.
tons have been made in the prices gwen for labor also
Who will swallow this The almanacs ought
TO say, can effort to raise panic about these
days"
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comparison Of prices current at the close othe mar
ket yesterday, with those ruling the close Of the pre-
vious week, exhibits advance in Long Island of az
per cent Harlem Az Farmers Loan Nj Illinois SKIES
and decline in Canton Of " per cent; Nsrwich and
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The Randolph negroes have again been driven from
lands selected for them In Ohio An effort made to
settle them In Shelby county but like previous at
tempt in Mercer, 1t has failed They driven wav
by threats and violence. A writer in the Cincinnati
Gazette states that Judge Leigh has determined on sbsn
doning all further efforts to colonizs them in free state
and BY the laws of Virginia they cannot remain there
over year after they emancipatsd, hs he's con
clsded to " nd than 10 Liberia
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STEAM SHv GREAT BsIrAE.--Ths noble steam.
or ws~ seen at half past 10 o'clock on Saturday
night, by Capt Ferris of the ST. George The
Great Britain had her fore and aft sails set, and
was going of at the rate of eleven miles an hour
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TsAvEL TO EuRoyE.-The steam ship Cambria
sailed from Boston, on Saturday, with sixty-eight
passengers for Liverpool. The Great Britain had
seventy-two--four more than went in the c.
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YORK HERALD.
steamship Hibernia.

This steamship ought TO have arrived at Boston
yesterdsy-but up 10 the hour of our going to
press, neither fash the lightning line nor a
government express, had given us any intelligence
OF her appearance. She is now in her fifteenth
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STEAM PROM CHARLESTON Palmetto ar
rived yesterday in sixty-four hours from Charles
ton-a-head of the mail
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lntsliaaence.

Mr. r. % Wool,.r *. r:r..r Prorsssor of Yale Col
ege 10 sed will b elected at the coming commence.
ment oth OF Augus President Of that venerable nsti
tuition.
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Political Intelligence.

We learn that notice has been regularly served upon
MIR bradbury the Senator declare elect from State
OF Name that his right to his will be contested and
that dispositions will be taken from 81 members of the
Maine Legislature declaring that they voted the last
ballot for George Evans whereas only 40 votes
deposes that he voted W. p. Fessenden, for VIII ,m
vote returned This will form, we believe the
first instance in which seat Of United States Senator
has been contested.
The Legislature of Maine has passed bill for the re-.
moval of the seat of government Of that State from A-
gus,a to Portland the st of December next provided
the city of Portland shall furnish the with public
buildings suitable than the present state House
MIR. Key, Editor Of the Poughkeepsie Telegraph, has
been appointed Postmaster at that place.
Alfred Gilmore has been again nominated for Congress
by the democrats OF Butler county, Penn.
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Capt Lpes the murderer OF q. A. Muir, In Didwiddis
county, Va supposed to have passed through Lynch
euIEh, sfsw days since, bound wSst. He remained in
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the other horses tneir distance.
Mr. Eaton is still walking we should think the takers
of odds against him must beginto quake.
The Yacht Squadron from New York, consisting of
eleven vessels. bound cruise the Eastward arri-
we'd here last evening The following is list Of the
pau Sy bill, e. Miller spray, Vice Com Wilkes. Bren
da, Capt Sears Newburg Robinson La Coquille joy
Lancet Rollins Gimcrack, Stevens lsnthe, Cadwaa-
der
The commodore, in his successful yacht Maria, dis
tancing the squadron stood for Newport expecting
them " follow.-New London News, of Aug. l.
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Varieties.


Within the last sixteen years, 6l2
steamboats, have been built in Pittsburgh besides 81 the
present ear.
The cornerstone OF the new capitol Of Alabama was
laid at Montgomery the 4h instant with appropriate
and highly interesting ceremonies.
FIRE MILwAuKE.The Sentinel states that the loss
at the fire in that place Saturday evening the 25h
ns which destroyed the planning mills and two contig
uous buildings. falls the city with peculiar severity
as all the establishments comparatively and
the damage Among the sufferers. notice the names
Of Perkins & Luscomb formerly of Rochester who lost
about $4,000; A. J. Langworthy Co., also formerly of
this city lost $20e0 Perkins Houghton 5000; Rich.
combe Locke, So, 500 Mygatt Palmer, 81 1905 John
Lapoin $4,000; J. T. Perkins, 500; j. Odell $500; j.
Williams $500; Chas. Hepp, $500; Martha Mahoney,
5000 No insurance except Langworthy Co., So, 800,
and Mygau Palmer, $500.
Toilet Articles, consisting Of the choicest
Perfumery, Den,rhces Cosmet Shaving Creams iet
Soaps, Razos from the approved makers, Dressing
Cises containing all that Is necessary for the toilet the
most portable form, for sale by q sAUNDERs& SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-Merchnnts
and dealers invited call and examine the various pat
terms Of the atSve; e The !, mar; 4 f;eisrsrs,
A few doors above Courtlandt st.
Alexauder's rricSb .phe.--rhls Original
Liquid Dye for changing the color Of hair stands
surpassed Persons should be careful using the
limitations Of this article The genuine ARTICLE be bad
Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden Lane, A. B. D. Sands
Fulton street, Waid CO.. Maiden Lane.
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The Court of Enquiry In the Case Of General


The members of the Court of Enquiry who
will examine into the conduct of the veteran
General Gaines, for calling out volunteers in aid OF
General Taylor, had assembled at Old Point at
the last accounts, and entered upon their duties.
The proceedings of the Court Martial will be
read with interest, and we have determined to
give them in full from day TO day. With this
view, we have despatched from this office one of
our corps Of reporters to Norfolk who will take
especial pains to transmit to this office daily
journal of the proceedings, which will be pub
lished in the Herald of the day after the re-
ports received
The first despatch from our reporter will be re-
oeived either to dav or tomorrow