Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-11


Streets. I'hiiadsii'htd, Il dufhori:cd Ia act as
2seni, md receipt Jor all monics d"c this
oHirr. for subscrt,'iton dfrrrifstng.
.giso ni hts OnIcs NJ 100 .>assa" s,rTci.
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.gnd S ~ Garner or baltimore and tdirrt
sis., BahfmOrs.
Qjr rEtv1i>a INK A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink jus, received and iur sale at Phila.
dclphia prices, for cash.
O. We are indebted to the Hon James Pol
lock Hon Owen ID. Leb aud others, for public
documents
GI~ On our frs, page, we have plorei an IN
tcres,lng letter from Capt Clardge to DR. Col
vim of Albany, the water cure treatment.
This is Il subject IN which many now take IA deep
interest Capt Clarihge is an intelligent aud
highly respectable English officer, who by his
writings first introduced the system into Eng.
land, where il is now practised under some OF
their most intelligent and respectable physicians
DJy- In our paper this week, will be found an.
other part of the address of the committee on the
subject Of a railroad lrom Philadelphia to Pitts
| burg
u NoLuSrryTs FOR Tr1As.--It will be seen,
! 10y communication III another column. that
| company OF volunteers has been organised in
| Northumberland who have offered their service.
To the Governor. The company. at a meeting on
]
! tain VIM Elliott i.t Lieutenant and George 4
Frick, Esq 2d Lieutenant. Messrs Taggart
and Frck are both members Of the Ear of this
county We shall regret the departure of our
brethren, but shall glory in their renovn. We
sincerely hope they nay have open field and
fair fight. We shall often think Of them and
probably while we may be listening to General
Anthony charging jury Of twelve in an 0ciiUi
on the case, they may be aiding Gen. Taylor in
charging the enemy on the banks Of the Rio
| Grande or marching 10 the Halls of the Monte.
tczumas. At all events, We trust in the general
issue they will come Off victorious.
~ Among our Philadelphia advcrti.emsnt,
will I've found the card Of T.. kim6er jr., No. "a
North ith street To the excellent quality, style
and beauty of finish of Mr. Kimbcr's hats, we
can cheerlully testify from actual observation.
j. W 4 T. y. Sioko' clothing establish
ment. l9i market st. We confidently recon-
mend TO oil Who procure their clothing in the
city.
Groy 4 Brother, No - Walnut street. adj
vertise an extensive assortment of scales OF all
sizes aud kinds which are well worthy the at.
tention q! dealers
OJ- TuE SurE,sE Corr1 for the Northern
District, is now in session at this place Pre-.
sent Chief Justice Gibson, and Judges Rogers
Sergeant, and Burnside. Judg, Kennedy i, ab.
sent at Philadelrhia, on account OF III health
The business Of this district s fast increasing
There eighty SIX cases on the last, which will
luly occupy the four weeks oi the tetm The
cases from Luzernc, Bradford Susluchauna, and
Ticga counties are first heard
/ CO yoRK AND H.HRrsrrrG RAuvoAp Tn,
harrisburg T'hgroph says that preparations al,
making for the taking OF the stock OF the lorb
and Cumberland Rail Road. The Telegraph re-
: marks -
, This vii, give us drcct Raj, Road com
u.uncaton tu Baltimore, and all the adranin
yes al that market a. We shall be between e
! and 40 miles ncarct to It thnu Ia Phndel phlA
Let hc work Of improvement 90 ahead"
This, OF Itself, independent Of many o'he'
considerations, should bc suifcicnt 10 cause ou
Philadelphia friends TO pause before they embar
! IN the miscalled central route, IN prrf,rcnc,
10 the really more central and feasible route, b,
way OF Sunbury, Erie Pittsbuig. The route h,
Y the West Branch is not only the best route, a
the surveys most conclusively prove, bat il i
the only one by which Philadcrha can defy al
rivay and oonpet;Ion
O." GrN Nrcs.-The New Orleans Del,
has notce OF aa agreeable meeting IN the la
u dies psrlor Of the ST. Charles Hotel, at who
In the gallant Col Payne, of the L. :. Army, Hn
)" The MsNIcan prisoner, Gercral Vega, met io
ii the ttst timc slnce the battles OF the 9Th an
n OH, .lay. The Delta saws:
" - he McC,iog between these two brave so
10 dlers was one OF cordial greei,np, aud kindl
interchange ct compliments. Tho General ~
pressed hIs Tertt 10 the Colonel st seeing iha
III hc was wounded, and Indulged the hope III,
~ he would shortly recover from the effects oi
er The Colonel thanked him t'r his sympathy an
10 congratulated h'm IA having escaped smllu
4, lnilcion: he trusted that he would iRd Ia
ID residence in the United States as agreeable
at circumstances would admit Of he assured hii
NJ that his Caitan,ry was by the Office