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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Erct1siue Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET


WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Th9 hs mn sasS h Fair If Of the AEs
ss.s ar 81
Broadway. where he offer. spesi-
he to e A., r: sy % n ESso
sdvansage pyer the foreign Of being freshly and that
Isussl Psrs whch /.
many ys,L he director his possession Of sk
complete of choice articles Of the most ees
enabling his eustoms and to choose and 6 Ia.
ai.o i%P9Tsd from P.ri. beautiful assortment Of FANCY
not oa %e will change
w Su aa old into ~
for the growth of the hair These miracles he
that
fire. the most delicate skin and he oe elegant pepa-
sa1s :
os E. saATNa CREAM an
which, once tried will always be present in gene
He Offers +. COSMETIC CREAM 50 Invaluable an .ppl
M shaving much more elegant pre-
He Sas: p! the he head, SiIs. ESSENCES, poMATuMs
sssy TO s
SsTsa ACTION a Of hs scip some Of soothing smouient
The deba.ed seap impaired i. funcions and
ao 81 ;He 2s
.hsmsessiy warranted cure il al s
. ne .Dd as
80 careful a. net . endsnEe ne peculiar
character. fE78 ~ 7f-7- :
For the quality Of his goods he refer Mesus Aspn
wall. Mhau. Chiffon, and many others Of the respecu
able chemists Of this city, who for the last several have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
full i's fact % : viii, Viii not W viii
lingy but also thankfully be taken back The subscriber
anxious for his establishment
ty and good faith when from the of the articles there
80 much room for and he snjons
ali IN hi. employ maintain he truth and
good faith call Il most respectfully solicited.
- EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No $50 Broadway. between Liberty and Courtlandt
d3l lm.rc and ia Chestnut street Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1846-01-22
-et Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Conner ant

Ogden Hoffman James II. Whiting, william NJ Price,
and Jonas B. Phillips, Esqrs counsel for the people
JAN 2i-1riai cf Honeymsn, alias Smith, resumed -
At the opening Of the Court this morning, James T.
Brady Esq, to address the jury in behalf Of
the prisoner, in which he srenuously contended that
the had failed to that there had been
any concert Of action between Honsyman and Parkinson
others Of the accused phrties at the time Of the
robbery. n99
James r. Whiting. Esq. ex.Dstrict Attorney, fol.
lowed on the part of the prosecution in very able sd
dress to the jury in the course Of which he insisted that
for conviction Of the accused righteous verdict in
the
The case being further argued in behalf Of the
up on the part Of the prosecution. The will then
be submitted to the jury tomorrow morning. under
charge from the Recorder.
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Circuit Court.

FsuHiVHuss
JAN. 2l.-F2ags Ely-This was resumed this
morning the principal issues between the parties be
ng whether the defendant received the 900 in
his fdvciay capacity upon this issue the others de-
pended. Judge Edmonds was of opinion that he did
ceve it in that capacity The question then sub
mitted to the jury under that opnionleavipg It, how
ever, to them to pass upon it question tho
jury Immediately rendered verdict for the plaintiff.
The Judge then said that having sat every day since the
Let of September he would adjourn the court until the
6rst Monday of February that the frat Monday and
Tuesday would be occupied with short causes, and
the first Wednesday he oud take the present calen
dar, and proceed until he got throughn it.
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PENSACOLA, Jan. 9, IS40.
u. 8. SHIP ST. MARYs.
NaraI a6ars-.an duplication for O6ies-7As Craft
tnde of Republics

ment for gunners appointment, you will in pe
rusng the incosed and receiving answer, have de-
cation through your columns for, two months having
elapsed since have despatched the letter in your
hands and still without any nowedgement will be
much obliged to you to insert the your journal
By doing so you will oblge your humble servant.
VIM. g. BREZIER.
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u. =. District C0urt-In Admiralty.
Before Jud0e Betts


JAN Collision Case-ROberf Gibbs, ct al LaBeans,
The Steamboat Navraganset, her tackle, &C. and the
New Jersey Steam Navigation Company This libel
filed by the plaintiffs, Of the sloop Corinthlan
against the steamboat Narragansett and her owners 1t
appeared that the Cornthian sailed the port Of New
Bedford the third of January, 1s45 with cargo Of
port Of New York On the evening Of the sth Of Janua
~, while opposite Black Rock, or Bridgeport and near
ly midway between both shores of Long Island Sound,
the wind blowing north west about five knot breeze
the sloop into BY the steamboat which pro
ceedng from the city of New York, tearing away her
bowsprt and opening her bows so that she filed with
water in about three minutes. The libel also charged,
that after the accident the having charge Of the
Narragansett proceeded on their voyage without stop
ping enquire if the sloop had received any damage
offering any assistance to those bosrd Immediately
after the COLLISION the master and Of the sloop had
to get into the long boat and remained in the Sound,
near the wreck, until morning; they then proceeded to
Brooklyn, where they arrived at O'clock and hired
two soops and went back to the sloop and found her
upset and part of her cargo consisting of barrels Of
oil, floating her They finally, with the aid of the
two sloops rghted her. and had her towed into Black
Rock.
For the defence insisted that the Corinthan was
off her at the time Of the collision that after
she had changed, when both vessels close upon
each other if she had then put her helm port
throw her bows away from the steamboat, such
ment in connection with the effort made by the
boat, would have avoided the collision at all events,
would have greatly diminished the violence OF the
shock. .,.
This case was not finished when the Court adjourned
The New York herald., 1846-01-22

WIscoNsN-MEssAeE OF Gov. DoDeR.-In the
Milwaukee Sentinel of the 7th, we find the annual
message Of Gov Dodge to the Legislature OF Wisconsn
The Governor recommends q law submitting to q vote Of
the people the question Of state government. The
revision Of the common school laws s also recommend
ed. The territorial debt h said to be large, but the
Governor has not been able to ascertain the amount
the amount Of the tax for its payment The necessity Of
penitentsry is urged, and capital punishment is
probaedas being opposed to the spirit Of the ageas well
as the humanity Of the laws
In the mineral datrct lol 900 reserved from
sale ~ lead mines, tmbered lands for smelling pur
poses These lands said TO be well adapted for arm
ing, and the Governor recommends orializing Con-
gress on the subject, we suppose to authorize their
sale, though 10 not stated The antrent question
brought up In new FORM a. between the government
and its citizens the relation Landlord and tenant said
to be contrary to the spirit Of free institutions and
the rent psd lease Of mineral lands 10 declared to be
direct tax or tribute paid to government The policy
selling these lands ext nding the right Of pre- empton
to resident miners and settlers Il recommended.
Reasonable appropriations by Congress for harbors
the four hundred miles Of lake coast that Wisconsin has
on Lake Michigan, and also the improvement Of the
navigation Of the upper Mississippi urgently called
for The connection Of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers
and the construction Of rail mscadamized road from
Lake Michigan to the Mississippi ars urged ~ national
objects, and the memonslizfng Of Congress In their
favor u recommended.
The New York herald., 1846-01-22
NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

DATCHELORS invented Wigs and Scaps perfect
ID y resemble the natural hair defy detection !,
hair, when one, perfectly adapted the
and style Of every and without of the vsxatcus
ed at VIM BATtHELoRs, sWafi street, near Broadway.
Rem wed from Broadway. jal3 2w+r
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DAYTON's SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHEA
4 LOZENGES-A pleasant. safe, and tffectual remedy
for all diseases Of the urinary and genital gonobs
few days For sale Messrs fahuestock Co. 40 John
and II Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
ialJ 1unsr
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Superior Court.

95lfs s.a.as. Before Q Full Bench
JAN. 2l-This Court was still engaged in the hearing
Of arguments and will not be giving dy decisions until
Saturday or Monday next. -. 4s
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COLD ROLLED COPPER-seo sheets Cold Rolled Cop
~ per, unequalled, from 10 to = os-for sale BY
Elk. COLLIN8 L CO.,
d1 - South street
vrWINEa5o bales Bridpor Seine, Herring and Gill Net
Twine, comprising full from 3S to S lbs Of
4. k COLLINS & CO.
jIar SC South street
ORN-2oo bushels pure white Westcheser, sale by
- d T. COLLINS co. s. South street
EELT1 patent sheathng Felt very supcrIor srt
81 1 - K. K. COLLINS co. s. sosth o.
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1872 BROADWAY.

- OONNEN Or JVf1TN y -.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rings Verbena Cream" throughout the
Ynsd stats. has 1eser been approached By any other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered possesses
the psnetratng sofening effect the rouEh beards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does.
der the directions for use Of &C. H. Ring, -,
and for sale retail and Tor exporaou
bv ~-' &. n. RING, DugHst,
Ie2 Broadway, corner John street.
uf (Successor OF Df. WIN. n. Milner's)
NJ B-Ringi Cough Candy and Exsr Of Life, for sale az
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More OF the Infamy and villany or the New
York Herald.

More OF the Infamy and villany OF the New
York Herald.
From the Washington Union, Jan. 10
We have at last received very interesting news from
Great Britain. II reached New York by express to
the New York Herald and Baltimore and Washington
by another express sent by the Baltimore SUN. We
owe our thanks to both these Offices for the energy
they have displayed in transmitting such important in
telligencs to the South.
From the Albany Argus, jan 201
The ship Liberty, Capt. Norton, was boarded nearly
hundred miles at Saturday by the NeD York
Hsraid clipper and the brought to that office
by express across Long Island.
From the Baltimore Sun, Jan. 10
The resolute and determined energy aud ceaseless
vigilance Of James G. Bennett Esq of the Nec York
Herald is the from which we acknowledge the
intelligence brought to New York from the ship
Liberty, hundred miles at and sent from the
coast by overland express exclusively for that paper
From the Washington Intelligencer, Jan 90
For the following important news from England We
indebted to the Baltimore Sum- which dispatched to
this city yesterday afternoon by Especial express after
having previously expressed from Now York to Balt
The Sun states, however, that it derived the
from the Nep York Herald, whose news-boat
boarded the packet ship Liberty nearly hundred
miles at sea- and sent her papers to New York by an
overland express. 1a fa -M
From the Boston Transcript, JAM 201
The ship Liberty, Capt. Norton, arrived ut New York
Sunday afternoon. The thip was boarded by the
Heralas boat which Office received the earliest intel
ligencc The news is highly important.
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TAURENT- 4. 6 BROTHER.

IMPOKTEKS OF FKENCH GOODS,
yAKE great pleasure IN informing their that they
have received by the packets Duchcsse DOreans
and Iowa hs fancy spring goods, consisting o the
Bsrege, Bazone, Tarletan Jscone &cAlso, the largest
sssoment OF Brcche and priued long and shaw
Sca &C. In style and richpess, believe goods
be surpassed by any importation this Spring Your kind
attention 70, sad inspection Of the respectfully solicited
LAURENT X BHOTHER
jaiT lm-r No william street.
II W.THORNE co. frs1sss asd Tisar MsrchMtu
y Bred suoSl oSl @
The New York herald., 1846-01-22
The Hon. Lewis Cass was to deliver lecture in
Philadelphia last evening for the benefit Of the poor

AT ball in Frankfort, KY, the other evening. a
young gentleman, il Said took Fan undue liberty with
pretty ladys pretty Hnglek The lady made her CON-
plant to the gentleman with whom she dancing
Thereupon the last named gentleman knocked the first
named gentleman down in the ball room. The fight
extended until told fifteen twenty persons
were engaged in IT, Fsts pistols and knives Of all sorts
nourshed and blood split though nobody
killed Two ofths persons. who took part in the
affair." have since arrived here with the intention of
settling their quarrel the Indiana shore-Lo,spiH
Journal 't" d.
The Legislature Of Georgia adjourned sine die on
Wednesday the alst ut after passing two hundred and
forty-one acts.
We learn from the Salem Gazette that fire
broke out in the Cadet Armory in that city Monday
evening" and destroy ed the roof and upper story Of the
building The building was ofwood, aud not Of much
value. The lower story was occupied as tinmsnS
shop, ,.and the stock was somewhat damaged Tho fire
originated from q stove pipe
We learn that black man was found frozen to
death near the residence Of Mr. Hosman short distance
below Aquackanonk, on Monday morning last. lie was
considerably intoxicated when last, Sunday
evening. .-Psierson tM ~ Infeiissneer.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. rnce cents per copy
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ADVERTISEMENfS at the usual prces-always cash
iradyance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch. fFNN
I7 All letters communications bv mail addressed
the establishment bo paid, the postage will
deducted from the subscription money remtted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, -t9"
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HERALD EsrABLsHMxNr
Nortiw corner Of Fulton and Nassau
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES

VNINTER STYLE 0ENTLEMENB BEAVER and
w French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps, Of
the very best matsras got up the most fashionable and be-
coming styles, now ready for inspection and sale
The prices and quality of the goods offered this establish
ene them the notice Of those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchants, Exchange,
n 81 + litarna asyeef.
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CHAPS, ROUGH SKIN,

nK FROST BITES may BE- speedily cured by applying
~ that delightful remedy Dlottes Crysalized
Cream, prepared and sold only by c. H. RING s7 Broad
dT imsm
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- TO TAILORS

THE UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade that it
is yeurs since bs publication oftns FIRST edition
o his celebrated work Cutting Garments, during which
has with SALE and in instance
whatever has obect?ns been made TO its precca utility
Per thing kind heretofore offered g the trade
ordinary capacity and without other nstrnc
is enabled in few hours to cut any kind OF
othe study and close spglieson The Of
be obtained OF the author, at No. li3 BreadvaY.
dfl ltneodsr w. II. STiNEMFTS.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Pennsylpania Apenue Washington Cify,D c.
THE PHOPRIETORS Of this new large and modern but
estab,hment respectfully tender their thanks the pub
cpafe increasing popularity from the efforts Of
signed to the public Accommodation The house situate ON
the Avenue the promenade side between Third
and Half streets the Railroad Depot
Cato Ii capable Of ACCOMMODATING three hundred guests
In all il has recently undergone Improvement
for the The parors ladies' apartments
have been elegantly funshedhe ladies' ordinary tasteuy
retted; indeed division Of the house the primary
has been adapt the comfort Of
The dining hall of the commodious and best light
ed by day and night the Union. Our train Of
polite active obedien and we'll discplRed Briefly
fdenty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public
all the essentials required to render public house home
Charges - heretofore 81 50 pr day. Permanent boards
TYLER BIRCH
Expre will please copy every other day for three
week.. ands end bill % Tyler Birch ms sm eod'rc
GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY PUTNAM,
1WUH HEa4 l0l Broadway,
HAVE on sALE-ElLEMENTs ALE-lMEN OF GEOLOGY pre-
RuschenbsEer A. D. u g. Navy, &C., illustrated by 800
A.c Eir.. Books ofNstaral History.
deed by dstr gushed scientific every section tho
United States 70 be the best series Of elementary works
Orders promptly supplied above and By the Pqblisne.
lA5U ttI s.9 = GRIGG ELLIOT,
n2i eweod-rc No North Fourth street Philsdelshis.
The New York herald., 1846-01-22

Two men named Alexander Lee and William
Curtis, quarreed and fought the sth instant in
coffee house in New Orleans. The affair of the
rough and tumble and drag out character, and lasted
forty minutes. On being separated Lee found
with hs eye out" and otherwise shookingy ds6gured.
Curtiss face showed signs Of severe punishment.
The case Of the Presbytery Of Louisiana vs.. the
Rev DR.. Scott, the trial Of which was removed from
New Orleans to Baton Rouge, finally brought TO a
close the 10th instant II resulted in acqual Of
the Rev gentleman This trial investigation fh
result Of alleged certain calumnies which Dr. Scott had
made against Mr. Clay, and Of certain derelictions
minister of the church.
The New York herald., 1846-01-22

NJ. B-Drafs for any amount usual be furnished
payable all the principal Banking Institutions hroughouthe
United KinYdom, Application q above. n2lrc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

ELsc1ioss IN IowA.-The first election in the
New State OF Iowa was held on Monday, the 26th
sl'. The st. Louis Republican Of, 2d inst.
has returns from nearly the whole State and the
result may b. summed ur. in short, as fol-
lows: Midnight, the Wing candidate for Gov.
ernor, is certainly elected. Hendrick. Wing, is
elected to Congress. Twenty is II majority in
the House of Representatives,, to which body the
Wings have elected twenty certain. and have
strong hopes OF four others. Ten is a majority
in thc Senate-ths whigs have elected nine
certain and are confident Of three more-rnak.
ing majority in both branches ofthe Legi,,a.
ture. and secures the election Of t,vo Wig U"i.
ted States Senattrs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

Dir John Quest, Of the Dowlsis lroe Works,
bee juss complsssd . eonsssesto 70 supply svo han.
arsd thousand tons oi iron rails At El0 per ton
the sosal value 4 which will h swo millions
aerIine. he sane Iron three " four ye.rsseo
would have becs cold At from Is to go per too.
The wedding outfit Of the Russian Grand
Duchess. who wss recently married 10 the
Prince Royal Of War,crnberg. IA composed Of
8l2 chests and fvo sarsisees. weighing alto.
ee,hcf ec1 cw'.
Cnors IN fonrroAI.-s-Ou Lisbon eorfcs.
pondsn. says the f.ilure Of the crops of oil kinde
Of grain has esn.ed very considerable risc 10
hr price of bread, ard that failure, coupled with
the ittetafion of pnta,oea no, In particular dis.
tric,s. % "~curred last year. but generally
,irouchou, he country. has excited vcty ser.
,nis npprehen.ions of scarcity OF 'oud. Account.
from Berlin s,ste 'ha, the price Of food In Prus.
sic. 10 extremely high. tho rye crop having fai.
led In Belgium and the north Of France the
po'aro crop Is reported TO be not only good bu,
ptrpdon,. the unsound crop Of last year being
succeeded ty one perfect healthy.
ScARciTI liz PARN.-- Bread riots continue in
Paris sud signs Of distress throughout France
at rncressiny The exuc, degree of the pres.
ii is fficu't to learn. as most Of those who
report upon il speak with a bias. The Journal
des Debate avthnritivcly declares thst the sup.
plies, both at home AMI abroad, will te ample
and sscfbes the riots In Paris to ,hnt fact. "thn,
one or tao tekera." Who hud brisk ealc, *.
h'biied empty shops Ia 81. 0es' crowd -nos
uninstigS,,c. probably. BY those factions in Paris
! 'h"' need occasional conspiracy 10 order 10 feel
self assured Of their own importance.
MINERAL WrAtru or GRxAr BairAiS = Mr..
Tenant states that the annual value Of the
mineral produce Of this country amounts TO q
b"hi twenty Ave mlions Or this E9. 100 .OO(
is from Goals. EsaOO OUO IRON iron. 81. .2OO.OU(
from copper, f920 600 hom lead. f4Ot. .0OO fiou
salt, f30O ts0 from tin. f60,OO0 from manga
n'zc. f35 COO from silve.. COG O60 from alum
5000 from ziuc. and f25 900 from the vsriou
other metals, nntimony, bsmuth, arsenic. &c.
STEAMSHIP "GRSAr ERlrAiN"--By tn,
strum.hIp Caletonis, which called hence o,
the 4th instant, we gave accounts Of the unfor,u
nste position Of this noble steamship up 10 tn
ID iRstant. aud stated that an effort would b
made on the 81 to host her again: w. slao sta
Ted our doubts that the attempt would be enc
cessful. and so il has proved.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

% MxLAscaolr DxAru mfr. Feastsr who
was attending a saw mill Eve or six miies below
this place was suddenly killed on Saturday last.
lie Was discovered with bis neck under the crank,
which had stopped the mill. He was extricated
with difficulty q lifeicss corpse.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14
Latest Croin AIexicA.

Santa Anna Sill in M:rico -Lo,ee Consri.
buttons Jor ne support Of the .irn.y By way
OF Havana. intelligence from Vera Cruz 10 tho
18th nli., and the city OF Mexico TO the 26th of
September, has been received.
Santa Anna had not yet left the Capitol. but
was s'ill engaged mastering his forces for the
contemplated expedition. Senor Tamarix has
been appointed Minister Of Finance Ia place Of
Scnor Fsrias.
The Diario de! Gobierno says all the rich peo.
pie Of Mexico would do we'll IN following Sants
Anna's exampie-enntributing literally towards
the support OF the war-or else the mob would
60 where they knew the money wac and take il
TO the soldiers who defended the country. Then
it adds tina, the clergy had consented to mortgage
their property for 1000, 600 the merchants
and wealthy citizens Of Mexico would deliver
to the government On the 2sth Of September.
$500 900 for the psrpose Of war. that a similar
amount will be delivered on the 5th Of October,
and equal sums every month.
Senor Gomez de Ia Cortins had made sioan Of
$50 900. wi'hou, any conditions % to tine ofIs.
imbursement.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

Tnx LIckScs LAw--The Supreme Court Of
New York has decided that strong beer is "strong
and sriri,ueus liquor. with the meaning Of the
act, and that an action lies for retailing it," The
Chief Justice also remarked that il was not ne.
cessary for the plaintiff to state what kind Of
iiqnor was sold, as men did not always know wha,
kind they drank.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

Msr1iSo o. CoSaarss. The period for assem-
bling Of Congress At Washington is approaching
The assembled wisdom of the nation will nee,
On the 7,h Of December, next Monday 3 weeks
I, will be a short session. sdjournins on the att
of March
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14
sdfxrday, .N1ssn'se,. is. is4e.

=: n. SAksnER. Esq, ss hss Rsai e..
tote and Coal G,zecs, corner sr9 Sd and CAssnsf
Strssts, Philadelphia. IL authorized to act as
.9ssnf, ard receipt for all ussnfes dns fhis
s1re, for sabsrrfy,ffcm or adpfrffsing.
.aiss at hfs OEses .<e. leu .Nasss" y rect,
.Nsc Ihrk.
fad 3 r. Corner of Balftniors aud Cnirrri
sfs., BdiftniOre.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

G% TnI YorK OF PESssrLvAsiA The aggre.
gate congressional vote Of Pennsylvsnis gives
the democrats = majority OF nearly 500. Mr.
Foster ran behind his party in nearly every
county ia the State. In all at least 10 600 votes
This is the true test Of the tariff and one term
princir!e
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14

o. The recent rains for week or two past,
have raised the river, which has been in 6ne
navisabie' order. A large number Of RATS and
arks have already descended. d.