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pubiit gonpepantes, or.
.n-~ ArOR Hu.rON Win. NEMPOa

d. ArOH BOSTON via. NEWPORT
Az Ia = 49, >ss s ~ .s, go s e..
cs.s si@sarp. ofsf.si srrr tn speed. particularly
sisp~d o. iar 1argsiion - Lors lssrd sound running
100 roulsron wsth Che Pal Ri.cr 800 OIl Colony RAILROAD
distance % IS miles, 10 Boston ory. Leave pier s. Norm
R.yer nsu HI ba@sfy dsi.y rScepi sandsy'.
Toe lss sieamrr BAY STATE. lrla tors oufdrn. CsPt
Joseph Comstocs on Teesiay', sslufdsy' and rhgrs
ne stc.,ef MASSACHUSETTS 100 ton. hard-s
Cspt Mn. Brown, on Mondays, Medn~sdsy. ane frds's
sl5PM
so eyry arrangement ior De security sni comfort n -.
.srrer. 30 are sfprdrd by IBIS route rghf- rrs
b1-rI and 90 s-ryN ~ Pal Rgcr pr5c-cd PER RAILROAD
reaching Boston early b- following morning baggage
u .sra-l % -s~h steamer who receive. arl de-
ses CO. sgsg- ant accompanies - ssme 10 - drsira
Goo k-raHrr runs in connect in VIA ihls me 20 Atq
Fr,sa. l. boston q. ,sAen - nc same ~ s
0ule' ftEulsr lines su' forwarded le srfahr ~ '~of
TlSOALE SORDEN 20 We.t'.L orsi ths of-e Ils
Lu- 81 Ne conner u Wsshngt d. so BsiicfJ p -er
my@ 5m
.n~ rtOPLb'- I'M ~ s'-au-,al. 'of a
49,, arY .Ds b. euri ntrf 90 ro. a.
rs-f AZ O'Clock p y. from Nl~ 'icf h-isssrr
SogVead 80 Liberty 90 ..-spbosi ISAAC NEWTON
csYA N n H. frcs. ~i'. iea,o ca n0ujsy. W-tu--isp
Az Frf-y evenings 80 O'Clock
steamboat HENDRIX hudson Capt &. a. Cru.scp.
f'- pm '-.'r IN Tuesday, Thurstsy uno ss.afisI e't
Sr,cis Train. f,r Schenectady. gsr.t1u sol Saraio
Sprrs-, viii fln "a follows leave AlnSry - s.. " sHd
= except sundays Pt-srngefs Will hnd ~ N
mott An-l riou. agi -oly. uirrl route.
Al D rc.ocs 2 II Lsniins - infefmrdis, places
FROM ll- f'ot % tarc.ay-sl atrsuboSi koCuE,TEH.
Carutn T. o. surrey. sil leave oa Monday Wednesday,
s.rsmboa, SOUTH AMERICA, Cspt Th0s. = hu.e.
Ni leave Tuesday Thpntsy ana ss,uftsy si.Fnool.
Th- N'oye tosls wla Al 81 time. strive IN Absn, b.
ample al' i0f ne Morning Car, for DE Esa or Wet
freight ~ moderate rsses, and noos asrn a'le .
al Tcr...s are ,r,i sru.,ias sny q no boas Of MA
line without written osoer from re Capsts o. Age',.
FOR passage or freight .2pY o. board ,he bos'' 'r 81
p 81 HI. LIZ knU tfIfs ON 10 WHAT NNs
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re RON sAUT sT. MARIE.

lOfs The low pressure steamboat DE- Gxs-Sp..-7S
TkOiF, Capt u. COtAell, ~ii Leave De
Troll every Tuesday, al O'Clock n for a.. saulL TIE
Delfo 10 new fast snd sale bOst well Aiaptsd "
Saut trade, and will be puncI1al 10 her ps FOR ffesa
or passage sppIy On board
y. ". LAWSON, Detroit
iel9 3m- T. ". TUCKER 4 co soulh,tN
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r. --zzsEszsEsas5y7 RAlLBOAD.-sUnMERA RhaNOE
~ ~,>i:-~--s=:<- hEST.--Lsaye by ~ J. Rsiiros5,
foot Of Corllsnd A. a. A. ~ srd
r N. Leave ~ steamboat from pier No Norm Rigefi
70 connect WIN ~ same Fsln a. 9 An / p 81 Nresa
usnj and P. 81
forEAsTON, VI ke,bsfre, Msgch Chunk Pa &c. l-sss
81 the morning line either by Railroad Or steamboat Fof
.ea.' apply 10 A u. HOPE Merchants Hotel, ~ COZ
lsndsl UiZ
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Nasszu.st--NOics i hereby giy-n, 90 Tho reslyes
and next u Kin - JOHN HALEY, native u Ireland
deceased ant who IS alleged 20 have died nlesls- that
he I'll OF he said illesale 10 he hands n le Public
Admilsua'0r will bee administered AMI disposed u by
Inn according 10 sw gaes. ne same Dc claimed by t0me
Lawful rN-cuO Or administrator Oi he deceased by The
l3a a. u Al. 1t-Dst-d. New ORR July -, lciI
iyl3 lsN4w JAMES THAXER. Public Afministrstor.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, mai Resolution
1 hs. trsn presented 10 the BOad ~ Assistant Alder
men 10 have he s@nng.po.ts To- Wal-susei, between
Pearl street and ne Intersection u Broad and Nassau
streets removed All persons Interested 10 ilr above
proposition having OBJ -cOls the same, requested
ID pfesen lhem 10 wiring 10 he uniersigred ~ bio cl,e
No Hall 4 hec0r3s GA before he j.h Gay Of August
next MARTIN THOMPSON, Street C0mmissouer.
Street Commissi1ners Ofce, July -, 1851 jy13
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49, OpqOs,io1 sOk ALnANfs tnaln y Vac
rS COurlsndgs. Nesbarsh, fouehee p,i-,
Kingston cas.ki sud hudson.-fsre 'o cots-sf~ssfAs'
.nner on board - 49,. -.
Toe aud ELEGANT steamer ROGkN WILLIAMS
Lapl A. esfQu. un rucstsy, L ursdNy sna SsWffAY a
bsf past A A. from t1e rirr oosoi Ro0nfou-sh tVcch
lug Hammond o. prf rsch WAY.
Pr psssgc ngb. icelsll spp.y ~ board ne ~. OF
Of GEORGE STANLEY,
he office fool " ROhin.on-s.
y A. persons are 'oihid trusting ,he shove oost er
...-Iirt of th, oWu-tg irS
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xU~"s ,pAS~stsE 80 CbNT-. For Albany
s.-rrst- through direct-1he fast and eiegsnl

.9...-i noncing Saturday, March e.. l5l7, for Pot
Chester, Rocky Neck, Stamford and Nor
waik
The steamboat CATALlNE, Captain {. Peck, Jr Will
leave the Pier east sdo Jahgrne Market clip every aef-
noon, Al 3"'ciucs, sunday. excepted
Reuning-Nh leave NorvHik every morpiog tsun-
dsys excepted a. O'Clock stanford at O'Clock Rocky
Neck At hafpas aud Poft Chester al quarter before
O'Clock
Stages will be- In readiness To convey passengers 70
WesipOu Southport Fahrld Bridgeport, DanbuTy, New.
Canaan. Rit gane.d and Wilton.
So Al persons are forbid trusting any person &C.
roI,rt n D ahpya unmed an her ia,
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r = RATES FOR FREIGHT from Phil4ieh
-. phs 20 Pittsburgh Dry goods - per
100 lbs.i domestic bales - cts per 100 bs
hardware and groceries ~ cs per 100 lbs queensss
tn and copper sheets 90 cts per lO0 lUs Anys VIII
unS bsryes 20 is per 100 b, cJaee g. CO. per 100 Ia
Mari packages" BinghsH's Line"
mYf TN WIN TYSON 10 Ill.,.
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". - WH-tst ana 100 SOuih-s OIL
erel Passsse Once for Albany Troy UucA,
Osweeo, Rochester, Buffalo, Eue Cleveland Toledo De.
HOii, hscins Milwaukee, Chicago, Philadelphia, Bait
more Pittsburgh. Cncnnsl Louisville, 81 Louis and all
Ihef Western states sHd Tho Canadss al us loweS
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cz TO LET-Aa Old established medical caiee To-
p. .l e..t tIt. .r. o. H-"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
Is NOW RECEIVE

QcANTEus w TIM pL"h".
VIlhE following letters AT" presented with "V"
/ Of more fully showing III" opinions Of PITY
cians in rel,tion to the medical value Of
Sw.Yx,'. Cosrorxr Sruup ov WILn CH,nH
DR. Sw.rxk- Dear Sir: Having used y"
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively
nv practice, I was requested by y"ur agent.
Cru cher, to express INV opinion in writing. IT
prop, rites ~ a remeiiL agent. ! most Cheerful
comp'y. a. feel by 50 doing, will discharge
deb, I owe thu community at la'ee. and phys'ci'
in par ocular. A. much as | derst qu'rk rH
dies and p,,ent nos,rums. ! was induced 'r'n
failure Of the mnsi piefit rHp'c'ofnn $. rrc"mmf
ted in our ma,eria mrdlcas IN s'me ca'es al u
eased lungs, II Try your preparation "t ffnn
yusinia or Wild Cherry. II is sufficient TO
that vas So much pleased with the result
,ha, and suh.equent trials that now Pre-cf hr "
preference to al other remedies where an eIpec
rant i. indicate Ia the much dreaded Pneun
nj, q, Disease nf the Lungs. in the alarming 10
in which i, appears in K-ntuckv, 'rgard nas
inv,l .h- remedy in 'hr treatment OF that disea
TO all who know me have said enough, hut
this msy he seen by persons gu, ct the vicinity
Frankfort, I will briefly add. that have been
e.ced in an active practice Of my profession ''f
y-nr.. snd am q regular graduate OF T'ansylVan
and this j. the first patent m'd'cine ever thon,
enough Of TO express an opinion IN wiring.
]. II. ELi.ISON. ". u
Ian 7 ls47. Franklin CO.
FpAxKroRr, Ky.. Jan Z, lSi7
! The sh,ve certificate is from one Of our PHI
clans living q few miles from here. he - dom
,e,y GOOD pra c,,cc. aud is considered good Ph,
clan. aud stands far; he is as he s'vs, areg,
graduate. IVA w u. Iaur.ah"
nt- Since the introduction of nv article -
ruLlic. there have a number 81 unpuncipled h.
,;do.I. 90, up nos,rums, which they assert cont
Wild Cherry, some are called 'Bslssms,' 'Bitts
and even syrup Of Wild Cherry. hu, mine is
original and only genuine PrP'ra'i"n ever ~
dnc, 10 the public. which can I've p'o'"d fis
public X, cords Of the Communicable OF
yaoi,. The only safeguard against imposition
To see that my signature j. on each bottle.
Da. H. SWAYNF
Corner Of Eighth and Race sts.. Phiisdeir
Ptep,red only nv DR.. SWAfNE. n W.
ncr Of Eighth and r ace street,, Philadelphia
for .aie nv Iespectsb,e Druggists IN nearly all
ur;ncipsl towns in IN. United states,
Only Agents in sunbury. s,s
/ HENRY MASsEF
GEORGE BRIGH
D,. ]. A. Moore, Dsnvilc; +. \. Mack,
Son. MInn; N. d. & !. Wells. Muncy; &
Wyst,, I.e~ishn'a; Davis Il schnure. Selinsgr
John q. Renn, Line Mountain r. o.
rhdsd,i iphis, oce-e2m' no
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
Tn. Cameron Cusrds,

We find the following letter from Lieut.. Muir.
raw, late member of the Cameron Guards, in
the Harrisburg Union, Of yesterday morning;
PnILADILruIA, Oct. 90, ls47.
SIR: Il take the liberty Of addressing you
these few lines on account Of news having been
received here Of the I'd Pennsylvania Regiment
being engaged in the last actions before the city
of Mexico. In the list of killed and wounded
recognize several names Of my old companions
in arms in the Cameron Guards The very
fact of so many Of them being wounded, proves
conclusively that they were where the iron hail
fell thick and think that neither the honorable
gentleman whose name they bear, nor the citi.
zens of Harrisburg. need blush at the coLduct Of
this company, before the gates of the city Of
Mexico. Below ! give You the names Of the
wounded with their residence; some Of their
name. are spelled incorrectly in the printed sc'
counts.
Capt. f. C. Williams, Harrisburg, slightly.
Corporal Jacob Meyer, "a morially.
Privates-Wm C. Belton, killed.
Christian Leib, 4" slightly.
Patrick Ward, ="
John Palmer. New York, 4"
ME-. Trexler. Shippensburg,
r. Rodgers, Westmorerd, severely,
| James Cosgrove, Lancaster,
| Emanuel Meyers, Mille.sburg, "
am, sir, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
W. GRAY MURRAY,
Lieutenant lth Infantry
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

THK TRIESSIAL Er,scoraL CONVENTION, after
a session Of some days, adjourned sine die on
Thursday evening last The memorial Of Bishop
has been returned 10 him with an elaborate re.
ply. in which leave is granted him TO withdraw
his memorial. This does not look like restora-
,ion. The reply is said to have been written BY
Bishop Hopkinson Of Vermont
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

The Railroad System of the U"ited States.
The construction aud Increase of Railroads in
exceeds, by far. anything heretofore known in the
world, az to Public Works or Monuments -
"Dogget:'s Railroad Guide for September 1877.
has table of Railroads now in operation, and by
comparing those Tables, we arrive at the follow
ing summary Of the amount Of Railroad construc.
ton in each year, and the amount Of Capital in
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minds Of the people Of the interior, had under
gone change since the hebccupation Of the Cap.
tai, anc were disposed TO favor a peace.
The exr.dition against the Guerillas, planned
by General Patterson. had returned after sue.
cessfnlly encountering and dispensing several
parties.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

o. THs CANALS The break on the Canal at
Duncan's Island. we have been informed, will be
finished in day or two The West Branch, TO
Loyalsock, probably in about a week A large
quantity Of merchandise has been shipped at Phi
ladplpha to Nor,humberland and as much fur
ther as the canal is navieable. from whence il
will be hauled to Centre and the adjoining coun
ties by wagons.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

uy We have been in the midst Of that delight
ful season called Indian Summer, for several
days past. The Indian Summer is, We believe,
peculiar to this country, and is no: known else
where.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of he Orphans o.
Of Northumberland county. will he s"li al
lie sale, on Saturday the 30,h dsy 1T NoVen
inst. on the premises, to wit; A certain ,Ia'
land siiuse 10 Lower Aueu-ts township, No
umbcrlaud county, eonisin'"s twenty acres u
of lees. sdpinins lands Of Henry fsa''es and
Hsndsusho,, ~hereon are erected large dwell
houss and log hrn.--l.ste the estate OF j.
Kuntz, deed. Sale To commence at l o'cl
A. N. Of said day, when the conditions Of sale
be made KIN 'wn by ErER SNfDEl
By oder Of the Coor. A,
Il. EDWARD OYSTER, CT
Nov. 6 b, ls47.-it
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' PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected peekiu bu Ucnrx Mdsser.
[IANCE'S $ SARSAPARILIA VEGETABLE
l OR BLOOD PILLS
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD!
UALrJWORI July

DALVtWONk Ju'v 1870.
This is to certify. ths, was afflicted with vie
olent pan in the tTrss, and right arm. which |
suppose proceeded from the impure state of my
blood. | wa. recommended 10 tska H1nce's Sar-
soparila or BiOod Pills. and after taking one boz,
,hr pain was entirely removed hom my breast and
arm. found the n extremity gentle in their ope-
ration. aud w,ulI recommend them to every per.
son in wan, Of mild purgative.
PArRIcK RocHE,
No % Conw,v ST., between How ard and Eutaw
Ix ruuralsIxc rHEss r,LLs le, me add
nTONE WORD or CAUTTONsrD
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase
Of none hu, those advertised Ne agents. and If con
venien,. call and see the proprietor himself.
u~TPRICE lJ C,s per Box. ofFIFrY PILLS
EACH, for Hanc-'s Genuine Pills. or 5 for 81.
For sale hy SETH s. HdNCE. los Is i,imou
st and corner " Ch,r'e. & Pru >is.. Dalt more,
and b, GEORGE BRIGHT, Sunlury.
u. BRAU ZIG AN, Northumberland
Nov. 6. ls4T.
HANCE'S COMPOUND SfRt 'of HORE
IL HOUND-FOR THE CURE or
Coughs Cokks, Consumption. Splitting Of Blood
Pain in M. Side and Breast. Bronchitis,
| Group, Asthma and all diseases ari-
s,ng from a disorderfd condition
| ofihe Ia sgs or neglected cold.
CT The following snnet was addressed to tn
/ proprietor ny q louhg Lazy WHO WIS cu''u
Con ump,ion
Ho! yc VIII" pant with falling breath,
! Ard zine awav snd die;
H,Scr shall ",u, away" ,our death,
And light, anew. your eve.
How swert it m'lts upon the tongue,
How grateful Ia ih" "eaI!
A cl,riou. theme for poets song,
S""hing his cough TO rest.
-. n 4,
A bi. ssing 10 thy race.
Let iour-'s a ,ur,sh on ,hv htow,
And wealth, those isurels grace.
, When heroes are iofgc,tsn; kings
De'u ct; or cr.-sd to reign;
!. Gl,rv, frr thee. shall flap her wings;
Thou conqueror Of pain.
PRICE SO Cen. per hottie. az g bottles for $50
For sale hy SETH s. HANCE. los B"lino
g., .nd corner Charles snd P'ntt streets, Ba'.imo
aid by GEORGE BRIGHT, Sunbu'y,
d. BRAUTiGAM, Northumberlan
Nov 80, lS47
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

THk No LICENSE Law OF THIS STATE The Su-
burg. the Harrisburg Tribune says, have decided
the mo License Law" OF Pennsylvania TO be un
constitutional. The opinion has not yet been
published II this be the case. then the decision
amounts to this. that any body and everybody has
the right to sell rum without the sanction of the
county The decision will be looked for with
interest.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
PHILADELPHIA n6AnxsT.

aGnnS-There are fair sales Of Wheat at 81
SO a 81 40 Cor good Southern and Penna red and
81 as a ST as for prime white. Rye is worth
SIC. Corn, yellow, 75a 7Gc. Oats. old Penna.,
47c; Southern as.
WHlsxsY--Sales at 3oc in bbls., 2sl 20 in
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SI4 1UU. I39 s.
Il. ]. WALKER, Sec'y Ot Treasury.


The Washington Onion, of Saturday night last
commenting on the above, says-'The nett Ia
lance in cash in the Treasury is 81 ,033 600 Up
on inquiry, it appears that the amount Of the loan
and treasury notes yet TO be paid in is near s3''
600 600 making in all, Of cash that could be u
sed before the meeting Of Congress, nearly ten
million OF dollars. But to this should he added.
probably, 81 600, 900 Of accruing revenue up TO
that date from customs, lands, Mexican tariff, &c.
and ue hare the sum Of i4.OooO 600 applicable I"
the expenditures far tie month preceding the "p
preaching session ef Congress; thus proring that
,ee shall NOT be out Of funds al that date
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS The Washington
CORES spondent of the Baltimore Clipper, notices
the arrivals Of Senators Allen, Of Ohio, and Yu'
lee, Of Florida Gen. Kesrney, ofthe army, Capt
Geisinger, ofthe Navy and Professor Henry, the
Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institute.
II is said that Major General Patterson has gi-
ven orders to dismonnt twenty eight brass guns
from the castle of San joan d'Ulloa, for the Pur
pose of sending them to the Military Academy
at West Point.
SLsIGHIse.-The people at Chicago have been
ENJOYING an early sleigh ride, the snow on the
18th ul,imo having fallen SO deep as to allow an
indulgence in that exciting sport.
| IxMreRASIs-The number Of immigrants who
arrived at New York during the month Of Oeto'
bsr last was l3,ls
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

The Philadelphia Inquirer has the following
letter dated -
New YORK, Oct 81, 1877.
Will il be believed that the American loss in
killed and wounded in the war with Mexico is
one half as great as that in the protracted Revo.
lntionary struggle with Great Britain, which last.
ed seven years, Such is the fact, and here is the
proof, leduced from authentic sources:
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yer entirely 10 the wings. This result has been
caused by the unfortunate slavery question, that
will soon ovettnrn ell parties. We copy the fol
lowing from the Philadelphia Ledger
'For tn. first time since iSil The State Go
vernment of New York is Whig in every depart
ment save the judicial. whg Governor, Lieut.
Governor, all the heads Of Departments, Canal
Board, Prison Inspectors, with large ori'y
in each House Of the Legislature Never before
has the State Administration been SO thoroughly
Whg In New York city, the ~hig majority on
Lieut. Governors ticket is 35i6 on Controllers
a5a2 Eleven wings and hve democ rats one Of
whom i. Nike Walsh, are elected to the Assem-
bly,. Last year only one whig. Wh'e Senators
in each OF the four districts in the ci'y. The
majority in the State will be immense. The
Jour. Of Commerce says :-Thousahds Of Demo.
Gratis, who were dissatisfied with the Syracuse
nominations did not vote al all. and some went
SO far, in their hatred of Hunkerism, as to vote
the Whig ticket. A house divided against itsslf,
| cannot stand. )"
! The Democrats, on the other hand, have taken
| New Jersey from the Wings, and elected their
Governor by a Majority OF 2755.
In Florida the Wings have succeeded, and will
elect whig u S. Senator in place of Mr.. VOL
colt.
THE NATIVE VorE.-The Native vote for Go.
vernon for this year is 1907. Last year. for
Canal Couimiss soner, il was 26,43S.
Parry Equally DwIpEp.-Shunks official
majority in Mercer county is one vote.
Tng PoruLAR VoTE N ONO The Ohio States
man publishes table from official sources of the
popular vote in that state at the recent election
taking the Senate and Representative ticket
The aggregate is los, 1855 Democratic, o3,s22
Whg and 1879 Abolition Democratic plurality
over Whig, sos,
TnE WlLaoI PRovIso.-1he great principle
involved in the Wilmot proviso, seems TO be Ia
king firm root in New York. The democratic
, counties Of Herkimer, Delaware. Onondaso, 81
Lawrence. Suffolk. Csyuga, Wayne, Tonpkns
Chemung and West Chester, have endorsed j
fully in their county meetings These eoantie
/, gave majorities for Polk over Clay Of 6754.
e There are in Pennsylvania 2o5 divisions OF 'h
Sons Of Temperance. having in the sesresst
d 2iss9 members, being an increase OF s,o39 du
ring the present year.
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The amounts are set down 10 the year in
which the Railroad was opened for use. This
does not show in what yrars the rork ,cas done.
Thus in the year lsI4 there is no new road set
down; but in that year great deal of Railroad
work vas done. The year lsi7 is not yet com
pete.
The grand result shows, that in seventeen
wears FIVE rHous AxD MILES Of Railroad have been
constructed in the United States. at an expense
Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS. This is unprecedented in the History of
Civil Constructions. il demonstrates, beyond a
ny other, the gigantic growth, the uncrasing in.
dustry, and Cumulative Power Of Capital, in this
new and vigorous nation.
The present Annual Investment, in Railroad
Constructions is about fifteen millions Of dollars.
The actual saring, in the expenses of transporta'
tion, probably greatly exceeds this. In this way
Railroads on good routes (and in our new coun
try nearly all are good thus acts as savings banks
They cannot explode, and they thus both save
and accumulate property, with little danger o.
waste or diminu, on C,nennai Chronicle
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

Oy A LARGE MErrISc, we understand was
held at New Berlin OH Saturday last for the pur
pose Of re.considering the nomination Of Win
Cameron, ESQ as delegate to the Ath Of March
convention. A resolution was passed confirming
his appointment by the convention of August
last
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
.Es FOR PRESIDENT, 't .eI
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR
Democratic Central Taylor Conn
nll10ee.

Democratic Central Taylor Com
nllttee.
Hon. John G. Rncher, Of Dauphin county
Hon. John NJ Read, of Philadelphia city
Hon Richard Vaux do do
Robert Allen, Fsq. do do
Andrew Miller, Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel d Patterson. Esq Montgomery county
Frankl'n Vanzant, Esq Bucks county
Joseph J. Lewis Esq Chester county
DR.. William Gray. Delaware county
Henry w Smith, Esq Berks county
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county
Charles W Higgins Esq. Northumberland co.
Hon John Snyder. Union county
Col James Burnside, Centre county -.t
Robert J. Fisher, Esq York county
Oliver Watson. jT Esq Lycoming county
Gen. J. X Morehead. Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, WesttnoIelan county
Thomas Power, Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward Hetrce. Bradford county
Ilendrck p Wright. E'Q Luz.rn- county
Francis W hughes, Esq Sc hnylkill county
Jane. L. ellis, Esq Elk county
James Peacock ESQ of Dauphin county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

Total, 1897 Total, 4i9l
This 10 q tremendous loss. when we take into
consideration the short time that has elapsed
since the breaking out Of hostilities.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

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