Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-09

ERIB EXTENSION CANAL--This Canal (says the
Ere Ga1ette) is now in full tide of successful op.
Grafton. Heavy amounts of groceries, glass and
glassware, and other Pittsburg manufactured ar
tlcles, have been carried from Pittsburg to Erie,
to be there transshipped to various points on the
lakes. From the auspicous commencement. we
should judge that brisk trade will be carried on
this season. 1t further says
"An enterprising iron master from the Chenan.
90 Valley informs is that there are now in pro.
gress of erection fourteen new furnaces in Mer-
Ger County alone, the whole of which number
are upon or near the Extension Canal, which af-
fords them the means Of cheapy handling their
raw material This gentleman assures us that
one thousand miners are now wanted to mine j..
ron ore and coal in the Valley of Chenango as il
is impossible, he says, without the addition Of
that number, to stock the works and keen them
nnoperation. Men that have some experience, in
snnng are greatly to be preferred, yet all Others
can be sure of employment, and in region pro-
verbal for its heaithfuness. Verify, this Exten-
sion Canal, which has for long time been the
tionizing the counties through which it passes"
A LAWYER SENrEcEp in the U. S. District
Court, sitting a, Baltimore on Saturday In this
Court, the sentence was pronounced on f. p.
King, a lawyer convicted of attempting To de.
fraud the U S. Treasury Department, at Wash.
ington. Judge Heath reviewed the transaction,
setting forth to the prisoner the enormity of his
offence, and concluded bv sentencing him to
the Penitentiary for five years
A LADY ONr HUNDRED AND Six YFARs OLp
TRAVELLING. The Rochester American not-
.ces the arrival OF the boat Neptune, with one
hundred and twelve passengers, among whom
was lady LOG years, s months and twenty days
old, accompanied by her son 50 years of age
The STRIPPING was on his way with his mother
ftom Michigan. where she has resided for sew
eral years, to New York, to spend The remain.
der Of her days wiih Ter friends She was
in possession OF all her faculties, and walked as
erect person OF forty.
DYsrEpsIA.-The nerves Of the human body
those necessary agents which imm ,dately connect
have their functions dsordered by an oppressed
condition Of the stomach the minute termination
of that portion OF the expanded upon the or
gans of digestion conveying the morbid impress ION
IN the Brain. And although the Head can, un-
doubedly like other organs. he The seat of primary
disorder yet in the great majority of cases the un
easy sensations there experienced symptomatic
of disordeed Stomach; and further, there is abun-
dan, evidence to prove that crudities in the S,o>
mach and Bowels can, in every grade Of human
existence give rise to spasmodic action in every
organ Of the body and whether VIC survey it in
the agonising form Of Tic Doloreaux-ihe alarming
convulsons of the Epileptc seizure-or in that ir
rable condition of the nerves of the heat OCCASION
ing palp,alon-,hey can all frequently be traced
10 the source above mentioned, and be cured hy
mild evancuant and tonic remedies. To relieve =
state of So much suffering and distress (in which
body and mind also participate,) BuAYnnrTu's
Pills are confidently recommended; az, by com
bining aromatic, tonic and cleansing properties,
they all oppressive accumulations, strength
en- the Stomach, induce healthy appetite, and i'm.
part lranG uiiiry to the nervous system,
uT Purchase Of H, b. Masser, Sunhury, or Of
the agent, published in another part Of this paper.
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" a Is led.
On Sunday last, by Jacob Yordy Esq, Mr..
ArHoNY GiLL.srIE to Miss ELIZABETH Foy, both
- Shau foypehip