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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28
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TBs Onxeos Tranrzesy A c,r;o,, f,c,
transpifed Of the Glasgow election Mr.. McCre.
TOR, ofshe boA'd OF trade, one Of the candidates,
inaton, the Hon. Mr. Paeksnhan, refused to ne
eotiate on the 49fh parallel OF north latitude al
'"e o"'" ~ ""ea'J' ""a WIG" W '""' re'usa'
'ne 'a"se, o. rupture between Great Britain
ana A"er'es became 'ea''y imminent Mr. Dan
'e' "e'''e,, '0'"e'y secretary o, ''a'e 10 we
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MosE ANkR'oAs btshvoLFser arrived in
Po'' 'n'' loa'utu'S' "'''"'"s '"- ''"e', no"'
New io:k' WIN cargo OF "n'ea"s'"hs' fee
s'H 70 me s"ne''ng poor, ana rons''''ns OF ia
barrels Indian meal ia3 barrels hour' 2''' bar
provisions ocHes anu 80 oass peas consigned
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

wArrs cuhE IN EsetAsp.-The Hydropatbie
method Of treating disease is attracting srea, at
tention in Great Britain, as ven as in our own
country Men of high reputation for scientific
research. are giving IL a thouehtfal examination.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Fat m 4 CRIhSSy wet blanket over
the wiple Of the from, Of the fireplace. which
will stop the current Of sy, aud so ex,ingush
the 6smes. Gsfr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Grs. Pnsor, who 10 now with the army IN
MEXICO, wee an ofiosr in the late war sHa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Coz. Btsros, it Is reported, ba, written to
Washington, demanding Court Martial for the
sinaieation Of his sohin.lsw. Col. Fremont, A
Louisville paper says that Col. Benton is pre2a-
ring for a terrific attack on the administration
ne1, winter. In speaking Of the administration
and the war. his language is very bitter. S 's-.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

PowERs' fAAors SrArur Of the Greek Slave,
may he expected in This country soon, having
been shipped at Leghorn in the first par, OF June.
T, comes under charge Of Mt kellogg, the pain.
ter of Cincinnati, and is 10 be exhibited through
the'coi,ntry for the benefit of the sculptor, and
cannot fail 10 attract great attention.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

JOE Snirn's wipow keeps public house at
Na9lvo6, called the Mansion House She is an
intelligent woman. about hfty years of age, ra.
,her large, and very good looking, with bright
sparkling eye. ...t. ..4
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Nsw Yoak Juoess - 3y the new regulation,
Judges Of the Superior Cour, are to receive SO
Week; jhdges 6f the Common Pleas 500 a
week each and Jaaser of the Supreme Court
$50 week earh. p, r --4 ...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Very REsrscrAm.E FEMALE gave birth TO
lovely babe on Thursday, in one of the principal
streets OF philadelphia. The reader can well
imagine the excitement the little "varmin,"
kicked up upon his hrs, appearance before the
public i.nc -.tHItN
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

ThE Rss, c. B, Pa ssoas. late an actor on the
stage. will hereafter act as pastor Of . Methodist
Church. IN Cincinnati, We rarely g. Poyscas
gong from the Stage 10 tns pulpit
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

" n. raL.MEs, Ess.. At NJ yssai Es-
tate aud S0oi 0:Eice, cerner AZ I'd Ssd Chesnws
Streets, PAaodeiphts, at hfs <sFac NJ. i6u
.N,sssa" ssrAes .SSc sSra, y y CSrner Nat.
nmore and Cairerf sfs., Baiffn,Ors, c.fs No i6
Stsfe street, Aos'0s. ts <ssnbrf1ed 10 act as
.agenf, 6s'a rrrefsH TOR all nsoniss dme fkSs
ONCE, for ssb.eatsRton or 0dCerffstns.
&. w. CARR, corner Of Third and Dora
Streets. Su. Buildings, opposite Meseaar,fs'
E.rrtangr, PHILADELPHIA, is also authorised 10
act as 0tr Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

FALuRE OF rnr rorATo CRor-The high
hopes entertained in this vicinity Of a large crop
of potatoes, says the Bangor Wing, have, within
few days, been entirely blasted, as respects
this vicinity. The potato fields appear blacken.
ed and dropping, as though struck with heavy
frost. People are engaged in digging the potatoes
as fast as possible, and placing them where they
will dry. The crop in this vicinity is a failure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

CO The democsats Ct Union county have sp,
pointed WIN. Cameron, Esq delegate TO the 9Th
Of March Convention, with Instructions to sup.
port Thomas Bower, Esq for csnsl commis-
sioner. -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

EscApH or SLAvEs.--We learn from the Win.
chester yirgihian that thistern slaves Of Mr..
Newton Rowfey, of that place, escaped from his
premises on Saturday night last, and although
prompt measures were taken for their recovery,
,urea On the same night Mr.. Fsyette Wash
ins,cn, who reAides nesr stephenson's Depot, lost
two slaves and seven horses, and there is no
douL, that the Whole party are now together un-
der whip and spur for the state of Pennsy lvania.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

PopctAtior ot PIr1ssuRo.a-Mr. Isaac Harris,
in Mis- late Directory, c'assifirs In the following
manner the population Of Pittsburg American
born, about 60 600; irish, II 900 English, 81
500; Scotch, 5000; Welsh, $500; French 500 ;
German, 5000; Africans and Colored, 3,oOo.-
Total, I02 800. ..... .....
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

isDiAai. The Senate Of Indiana is again tie,
the third Occurrence Of the kind in the last -four
gesrs. In the Hc,ise, the Wings have abod, five
majority r H-ssr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Errtcr or Rrn The PhilAdelpha Sun says.
a man named II. Parkinson. who had been ndu
sins to excess in strong drink, On the 10th inst
commenced the work of destruction on his hose.
hold goods, in Carpenter street above Eighth,
and finally picked up the cradle containing an in
fant and dashed i, into the stteet. lie was taken
before Alderman McCsuey, and committed in
default Of $500 bail. The insn. ssssped .ssieas
injuiy. .....
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

ANOTHER NoMIsArIoS The Cincinnati Chro
nitie announces. under the head OF "a voice from
Ashland. that q meeting was held at Lexington
on Saturday last, which nohinsted Gen. Tayl5,
TO: the Presidency. ..t..-,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

A Dreu, with f.s, distinct wings, is exhibited
IN Reading
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

not been deferred until the close Of this war, or
until the end Of the next session Of Congress,
especially if | am to be mixed up with il, Dc il
is possible i. may lead TO the injury Of the pub
lie service in this quarter, by n,y operations be-
ing embarrassed. ss well a. to produce much
excitement in the country growing out Of the
discussion OF the merits &c Of the different as.
pirants Tor that nigh office, which might have
been very much allayed. If not prevented. had
the subject been deferred. as suggested; besides
very muny changes may take place between
now and 1873, 30 much 10. az 10 make il desirs.
Bile for the interest OF ibe country, that some
other individual than myself, better qualified for
the situation. sIio,ld be selected and could he
he elected, would moi only acquiesce in such an
arrangement, but wunld rejoice that the Jepub.
'ic had one citizen. end no doubt there are
,housand more deserving than am. and bet.
ter qualified To discharge the duties Of said Office
ri have been named By others and considered
candidate Tor the Presidency. il has been by
40 agency of mine 10 the matter; and IL the
good people think my services important in that
station and elect me, I will feel bound 70
serve them, aud all the pledges and elpana'
tons can enter into end mske, 40 regards this
or that policy. IL. thst viii do 90 honsstIy and
faithfully ,othe bss. Of my abilities. strictly NJ
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

whether the man who is the chosen repre-
sentative of those principles is brought
from the senate or the plough, from the bar
or the mechanics bench, so that he has in
telligence and morality, and is faithful to the
cause that secures and perpetuates our
dearest rights as freemen? 1t is for the
supremacy of our principles that we fight;
and their faithful representative, be he who
he may, shall have our most cordial and
warm support. We will cherish and sns-
tain him TO the last in carrying out those
great principles which the people elevated
him to secure and perpetuate.
Mr.. B. could give the Wings, by way OF
consolation, assurance that the war was
popular with the peoples; that in the prose-
cution of it they would sustain and support
the President; that armed with their conf.
|dence; the missiles aimed at him would fall
harmless, and in the present crisis that the
nation would rally as one man in support Of
1.-THE honor and glory of the country.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

We have also been requested to say that
a regular monthly meeting of the Temper
ance society will be held at the Church OF
next Saturday evening, to which a genera!
attendance is solicited.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

We are requested TO say that a meeting of
the Town Trustees will be held at the AGA
deny. Apunctual attendance is requested,
as business Of importance will come before
the Board.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

IL We are indebted to Hon. Thomas II.
Benton and David R. Atchison of the Sen
ate, and to Hon. VIM. Mcdaniel of the
House for public documents.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

) ouite an excitement prevailed in our
town on last Wednesday and Thursday, in
consequence Of the death of Elias Chin.
"i'n' VINO Vas supposed to have been kill led
In an ARRAY, On the night of TUESDAY nrs-
by one John M. Collins, II: WA, he.
l'evsd that Chinwith was killed ioy several
blows OF an axe' inflicted by the hand of
Collins, who was arrested on Wednesday,
charged with the murder of Chinwith. tried
before justice Massie, defended by s. F.
Murray and committed to prison for furtb-
or trial As he will have to stand.his trial
before the circuit court, we will make
no comments on the ease.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

y The Legislature adjourns to-day
By a slip Of the types we were made to. say
in our last paper, that it would adjourn OF
the lst., when we intended to say the l5tf
instant.
The meeting upon the subject of the Ii,
.brary, held at the Academy On last Thurs
day night, was not as numerously attended
as We had expected it would be. Upon
such a subject we had hoped there would
be a more general interest felt. Those
however, who attended the meeting, came
with the right spirit, and vent to work in
earnest. The meeting was organized by
calling Daniel Draper TO the chair, and ap-
pointing VIM. c. Orr secretary. 1t was
then determined to form a library a~ssocia-
ton, and for the purpose of drafting a con-
and bylaws, to be reported at the
next meeting, S. w. Farber, Z. B. Carroll,
S. F. Murray, VIM. English and Theodore
Belts, were appointed a committee. A
committee of the whole was appointed to
solicit subscriptions and to report the result
of their labors at the next meeting, which
is to be held at the Academy, on next Fri
day night, at early candle light.
1t is to be hoped that every citizen will
hen turn out, and that the heads of fami-
les, who are most deeply interested in the
success Of the enterprise, will not be back
ward in giving it their countenance and
1t will be a source of valuable
from which their families can
iraw for many years to come. All admit
Importance of establishing a good H.
then let all assist in putting 'the ball
n motion"-let all assist in giving it impe-
US at the start; for upon the beginning we
make, depends in a great measure, the sue
ess Of our enterprise. Again we say, that
hope every citizen who feels any int.
on the subject, will be present at the
meeting. Let no man say, that he
fishes to see a good library established on
firm basis, and yet refuse to attend. It is
we want, and not words.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

1t is said that the Hon. Caleb Cushing has
decided to accept the command CT the
Massachusetts, regiment of volunteers
We are glad to hear it, because we believe
that there are few men better calculated to
command.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

A proposition 10 change the constitution
to permit one Judge to hold court in a diff
fcrent circuit in case of death, absence or
vacancy has passed the Senate.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

In the Senate, the Supreme court bill has
last been laid on the table.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

An act to suspend The operation of the
law distributing the proceeds of the 5OO-
600 acresof land, has passed the Senate,
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

j. w. Miller has been elected 10 the L.
S. Senate BY the Legislature of New Jcr-
|sey, now in session.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

1t is said that another effort 10 create tie
Office of Lieutenant General will be made
during the present Congress.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

Our representative failed in his effort Ia
get a reorganization of the judicial circuits.
Two weeks will hereafter be allowed
for holding the circuit court in this county.
which is the only change which lie was On
abled to effect in our circuit.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

We observe that the act to amend the
road law of Pike, Lincoln and Montgomery,
mas passed the Senate.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-15

A proposition to change the constitution
enable the Legislature to dock the sala-
ries of delinquent officers, has passed the
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Miscellaneous.


The Samuel Ward came down from Saut ste Marie
CH Mine dggings on Its way to Pitsburg for smelling
Detroit .4dp. Nop. q.
Judge Moses Atwater, of tho pioneers Of western
New York. died lately at where has re-
sided since 1892, aged 81. He upright and much
respected citizen.
The Governor Of Louisiana has appointed that the
9Th Of December be kept as . day Of Thanksgiving.
The residence of the Hon Justin Aubert twelve miles
below Thibodsux La destroyed BY IRE on the 2oth
alt The loss Is estimated ct $4,000, and no Insurance.
Telsacsn, where Santa Anna IL ordered TO await
ders city nearly south Of Orsaba, In the State OF
Puebls, and close on the borders Of Osjsca.
The railroad from Montreal to Laohins v completed
and ready for travel.
The weather, which to within the last few days hes
continued quite Open has changed. since Saturday,
We have had much colder weather, accompanied By
snow. Under foot the ground is wet and sppsry, IN
consequence Of partial thaw. We understand that
there several inches Of at River du Loup (eH
hau) with good seighing -MDntreal Herald, Nov is.
A teegraphic despatch, dated Saturday morning, at
Worcester states that package containing 1900 In
bills OF the Bank Of North Americs Providence, n.
| and directed to Slater Sons Webster, Mass., was
stolen the depot Of the Providence and Worcester
Railroad
The Boston Post states that Charles Lander Of salss,
West, paper to the amount Of $4,000. The Jowrnsi
learns that DR. Hubbard Of Salem, 10 sufferer, Also 70
| the amount Of 900.
Calvin Russ who convicted Of the murder Of his
wife to be executed but had his sentence
eommuted account Of his being insane hes esasped
from the State Lunatc Asylum ct Utioa and now q
large.
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by the government of Mexico be now collected al the
port OF s1por.tion by the officers Of the army
possession who are authorized to collect the import
duties sso .hDs however, the prohibition Of export
a. also all interior transit duties dispensing also with
the necessy Of any certificate Of having paid any duty
The export duty would then be as follows: on
Gold. coined or wrought, thres per cent
Silver, coined six per cent.
Silver, wrought with without certificate of having
paid any duty to the Mexican government seven psr
silver refined or pure, wrought in insots with or
without certificate OF having paid the Mexican govern
Gold unwrought or in . state Of ORE or dust three
Silver unwrought, in state of ore seven per cent
Where gold silver, In any form, 10 taken from any
Interior Mexican city In our military possession the
export duty must be paid there to the oosr Of the
such prepayment must be produced at the Msxi.
can port Of sxPortatisn; otherwise double duty
silver at the Mexican port Of eTportstion. when
ever 1t practicable, all internal taxes Of every
asscI'ptoI whether upSn persons or property q.
psrtmen town or city thereof should be collected By
military officers in possession and appropriated ass
military contribution towards defrayng the expenses
of the excluding however all duties the transit
Of goods from department to another which duties
being prrudical to revenue and restrictive Of the
change Of imports for exports abolished BY your
| order Of the 3ist Of March last.
Yours, most respectfully,
r. j. WALKER Secretary Of the Treasury.
NOVEMBER, 10, Is47.
Themodihcstons and military contributions above
recommended by the Secretary the Treasury sp
proved by me- and the Secretary Of War; and the SEQ
rotary OF the Navy, viii give orders TO carry
| them into effect JAMES K POLK.
The above orders forthwith issued by the War
| and Navy Departments.
| NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Commodores Morris, Ridgey, and Morgan arrived in
this city yesterday from Washing and put up the
| National Hotel Rumor connects their visit with
inquiry into the facts concerning the fire which
Cured on board tho frgate Rarsn few weeks ago -
| Norfolk Herald, l7fh inst.
The Naval Court Of Enquiry sitting ct the Navy
Yard took up yesterday the case Of ths Water Witch,
enquiry having been instituted into the OF her
| detention while fitting for Commander John
ston gave his testimony before the court.-Forfoh
Beacon.
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nI, PAINRN0S REsTORED.--H. JOUFFROY
" would his ads and amateurs Of fine ars in
that he changed his residence % Warren greot,
where he be found from 10 o'clock, A. M, until I'M
MO lttsI
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DRIvATE BOARDING. HoUsE-A few seasssl
Had.on Tn: room: la': with sS.s. .sa :ys.y ~
10. the % S o
hon.e For further particulars, please call as above.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nder,Eued have assoclstsd
Business. s uH s d. s s s @ y. sS
and are PREPARED to transact any business which
SSRaSE EEtf;Esisa.
MES JOHN MACFARREN, from Europe, Pupil q
gives in P.noo. ..a snsus ' lesson. % H:ss
G sass i:s:as: e. II: :i:: .
the pupil sas per quarters single leron. ditto 50 each q
s as;s III HER, pm
ID Of III. ae.bni.d fos.:Sf L.Ss X. 81 s.noI.d
;s' $; an
STKIkEKs WoNDEEFTL IRIsI0yEKY57sInl:7s
.5ss: esIs1 !, ss III: BY: g:
Sss who
and he will Who on i. and nc as
saesed changed before paying hs nossy
s's1s isas s:s
THk :, IN FIRE NsTK RAN e., .o ~
Navigation R'ks-Ths Company prepared % make
sa:
de.erp!iSn .na personal property and r's Of sas
v.s Ss:1 Eas' Hem :s1 si Es E.ss
Hss;g %sa y:s %Kfi Sem E E
THoMAs s' w. 'THoRNE, rr..id...
Money . ia a.a Z. SSas md full = c
Wi :S::.. ssss::: .: M:sSs:s E.:s.ss: -.
Ore. on dwelling houses. yasho.sss bs 1ahE Y ss3sa
LOSSES sOM.e.ly and promptly adjusted and paid.
EAo. T. Woodruff. p E f RSs:Ss. M D.. !...s.
fs:s: TSsff Free. e.! sl:s A 4 4'
John John h H.: s!.;ss hht :: en-: :
} FS:: Ass. Ssi: 7,c, s,s'" '.s.
@.Iy known Wig. and ssaP: prior to III; a,: in:
@ "ms to- to Sai s ny 1s
ensemble causing Them to b the mos, dssresls ss
Rl6GWAY Pr.scnl Hair cutter and Wig maker i1o Broad
e & a and 1n saS On Is ws
b:g @ N.s 4sSs SSEhSER Is y:
Of h, esbishmen, has connected himself
n .Sss 70 S
hoge thai his numerous customers will increase every day
the Dys. G,:..i1s md
grapes smSrodsrs: gold and everything relating
Garments DYED black ior mourning 40 houn. nj 2.r
MENHARpTs oLDED gKAsS t Il; ro8
H. ere 81 S' oS. .
the s e,g@yySeh bi.ney stpo:ars
&c ss 400 sSo ~ fasss
The psrtnsnsp bsfsoior. bsswss. Msiah.rds
s,cs =: Dissolved on the :" July ~v,~n.uns
pERFUMERY, TOILET sQArs, Patent Medicines
osy Low md su Sss .G m: soq ss ,.
Room Fowlers ceIsbr.,sd walnut oil military shaving
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"Ofooune" tExeunt
The above mentioned work in and will be ready
delvsryins few dsys nls N.m
ffSO DA0UEo REIAN hh1I5Ts. JEWELEHS &c -
800 full French dssneotype plates. toth SOC DO do,
double Rset; Screw Press; gilt famed Looking 0asses
a small invoice Of French Gold Jewel'y.
VICTOR BISHOP, Importer Of precious stones,
ni7 No. IL walden Lane, stairs
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"Here's the Mornin'
,Erld Tribune Express and True Bun"

IL Heres the Mornin'
Erld Tribune Express and True sun.'
stop San saw Why, how you do rum
What! Bill my boy-dan my old shoes :"
Head the news J"
mo amt; say, what's about ]"
"A Christmas Carols coming out 49,
"A Christm % Carol What--hy Boz y
No not by bim-i wish il was
"A carol! Not by Dickens Why,
Then who the Dickens Is IL BY ~
Don't know speaks Of Professor NJ
It's call'd TIME ON THE IRON HORSE.
Mentions Ffsnklin, Fulton, PalImn-
"Nonsenss Sam you must mean Dsssias"
NO! don't B-they say tull sell
The printers nsme 10 Everdell,
Or rather Everdell b. Son"
The printing, III, n, will be well done
no iell when's il coming out n
oh ia week, OF thereabout;
But shud guess-reck NM delays,
II may be ten or fifteen days.
"Well sam-we ride this IRoN HolsB -
"Of coune we do