Tabic of I -lot t Ions.
The following table will be found handy and use
fut s matter of reference. It has been compiled
with great care, and ia believed to be accurate t
Prrtid ntiul Na.ofE
Election. lectins.
New Hampshire, November 2 7
Connecticut 2 8
Rhode Island, . . 13 4
Virginia, " 8 2:1
1 ouisisn.i, "35
Alabama, "97
Kentucky, 2 16
Indiana, " 2
Llinois, "25
Missouri, . "24
Tcniiessco, . " 19 15
North Carol'na, 19 15
Vermont, s "10 7
Maine, - 2 10
Oeorgio, 2 11
Maryland, . . 2 10
S.iUtll Carolina. Lcgi-lnlurc, 1 1
Pennsylvania, - . Octolrer 30 30
New Jersey, November 6 8
Ohio, 6 21
New York, . - 3 42
Mis-dssippi, 3 4
Michigan, 2 3
Arkansas, . "23
Massichusolt', 9 14
Delaware, "10 3
'J'lio eleslors meet at the cspilols of the rcapco
tive Slut.' in which tltey arc ch men, on the second
day of Decemla-r, and give in th. ir b .Uo.s for Pic
tident and Vice Prisidcut.
l'opular Vole al ttw i'rrMtn'ial Eltcliim
In 1810.
I'tin Unren. White i llurritnn.
Maine, 22,900 15,239
New Hampshire, IS 722 6.22.S
Mass-ichnset a, 38.501 43 033
Khode Maud, 2.901 2,710
Connecticut, 19 2)4 18,160
Vermont, 14 037 20,0t I
New York, 106,815 13,5I3
New Jersey, 20 345 "M.HOS
Pennsylvania, 91475 87.1 It
Delaware, 4 15 4.733
Maryland, 22,107 25 852
Viiginia, 30.201 23,308
North Carolina, 25.839 22.072
(eotgii, 22.121 21,930
Kentucky, 33.435 37,097
Tennessee, 26.120 35 903
Ohio, 64 918 105 405
Louisiana, 3.0.53 3,383
Missinippi, 0 079 0.688
Indiana, 32 480 41,281
Illinois, 18.097 14,93
Alabama, 20 531 " 15,637
Mi soiiri, J 1,90.1 8,237
Ark a: fag, 2,400 1,238
Michigan, 7,300 4,080
(South Oarolini, (electa by Lenislaiurc )
Vote of the Electoral Colleges, li16.
Martin Van lluien had of electors, 170
Wm. II. Harrison, 73
Daniel Webster, 14
II. L. While, 20
Van Buren's ranjority over Harriaoni 90
- Webster, 157
- - White, 144
all, 67
Coal Trade.
The amount of coal carried on the Danville and
rottaville Kail Road to Sunbury for shipping, du
ling the weik ending on Nov. C, ia 652 Tons,
Per last report, 11,890
Total, 12,443
JOHN VJJVD, w. .
THE CAUSF OF DISEASE.
Nearly all classes of dist al, arc caused by aume
obstruction i.i the gysttm, which prevent the lobu
lar and wholes mo operation of the animal fttne
lions. This slate of the ji:fra, is disease) which
is manifested in a variety of forma, moio or less
mal gnnnt In their character. To restore tho system
to a state of hcalh, then, i. is only necc-sary to ic
inove the cause of disea-e, anJ iho end is accom
plished. The cause is oba ruction somewhere. This
can be removed by purgation, which is tho only
means that shou'd be res ir.ed to, because, suggested
by reason, and ly nature. Dr. Hulich's Strength
ening an.l Germ in Aperient Pills, are allowed by
thj thousands who have u-ed them, to 1C thu best
pu g.nive medicine in existence. Ilecnuse, they
not only r move all obstructions, and purge the sys
tem -of its impurities, but, because, and which is ex
tremely important, aiiciiithen and give propti tone
to the sto.iiach, and produce a hr.dihy action of all
the parts. Besides, they am so milJ and gcntlo in
their opera'ion, as to rend, r them at all limes a per
fectly safe anJ desirable remedy. The o 111 cled
would do well, then, to purchase a box or two of
th's invaluable medicine, and give ii a fair trial, in
St, ad of dtstroying their sy.tcins with ofi-tcjieaicd
doses of calomel, anil other drugs, so injurious to
human life and happiness.
Pee above midecine for sale at the Drug sioro of
HENRY YOX I'll ELMER,
Oct. 31,1840. .ittnt.
Jacob' Fi lsiiuilU & Soil
Tn ESPEOTFULLY informs their friends an.'
JtlU, acquaintances g-'licially th it they ti-, con
tinue to keep at the old stand, No. SIS ;orU 3d
sireit, Philadt Iphia, all kinds of
TOBACCO SXUFF AM) bEGARS.
Which they will on lUe, ru.st -ccjiumodaling
and n m.ai dli tcr.us.
N. U. All poods i-old will bo tuirantecd, and uli
orders prompt y all-nded l.i.
I'lilladelpUia, Novem' er 7, 1810. ly.
liclinrl AVeavcr X, Son,
HOPE MAKERS & SZIir CHANDLERS.
JS'o. 13 Xurth Wulcr Slrcet, Fiiliidefjtiia.
TTWAVE constantly on hand, a general assort
H nvnt of Cordaijfl, Seine Twines, cVo, viz:
'i ui d Kopcs, Fishing li .pes While Ropes, .Manil
la Ropes, 'J'ow Lines for Canal 11 als. Also, a
complete assjrtmei.t of S ine Twines, ic. such a
Hemp Miad and H.rring Twine, Deal 1'utent (iill
Net Twine, Cotton IShaJ and Herring Twine, Hh.ie
Tlireails, &c. A.c. Also, lied Coids, l'. ugh Lines,
Halters, Trac a, Coil in and Linen drput Chains,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on res enable
teim.
1'hiladelphia, Novembei 7, 1810.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 29 North Water Street, Thila.
irUINfj, Fall anJ Winter Sperm and other,
'1 Double Kefin d and llleat-Ued. Also war
ramcd I'ure btraita and Dank Oil, for Tanner's use
Ncats Foot Oil, &e.
(Ij This Company has a number of Vcsscla en
gigej in t'.ia Cod Fishuy, aiid Tanners may 11 ly
U.U11 Bulling at all times Oil as pure as iinjiuiieJ.
I'bilide Ij-hia, NV. 7, 1 40. I y .
CIT'V AtrOTION
AND COramiSSION STORB.
A'amkf 29 North third Xtrcef, Philadelphia
iUDI.IU SALES of Dry (Joods, Hardware
and Cutlery, Hook, Htlion4ry, Clothing,
oots, Hhoea and Hals, and in short almnslvety
description of goorls, are held at th;s ostablishinent
every evening.-Ooods are al-o aold nl privaie sale
during the day at the average auction prices. Store
keeper and teachers will find it lo their advantage
by aitoiidhg the sales.
C.C. MACrtEY, Auctioneer.
Philadelphia, Novrmb r 7, 1840.
USI1ERICK, IIANSELL & CO'S.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORS.
No. 1G0 1-2 Market Street, Phila.
(7?(7.w Fifth South tide )
LWAYd ke.tpon hand a full and general a
scrtmcntof Ho iery, Lace, a id Fancy Goods,
Country Merchant are retpec-fil'ly reqtio.-tod lo
give t!i ni a csll and examine lor (hem elves.
1'hiladelphia, Noveuiber 7, 1340. ly.
SPEltlNG, GOOD & CO.
No. 13S Market Street, Pliilatlelliia.
fXVITE the attention of Coui.try Merchants
to the'r extensive a-ortmct!t of H iii-h Frei.ch
and American Dry CoihIs, wliiej they tflfer forade
on the mo-t rrnsonrdrle t rms.
riiil.d. Iphia, November 7, 1840. ly,
PETE II DEWEEi,
XjAst maseh,
No. 74 Callowliill Street, Philadelphia,
("Three dourt above Second J
Tl!IOn Finding always kept on band, which he
olF.rs forsalo on the lowe t term. Country
Merchintsare partiiul illy lo call onljadc f.f
thcnuTlvcs.
Thiladcl, hia, November 7, 1910. 1. .
OLIVER N. TItACIlER, Agt.
MAKUrACTURER OF HATS, CAP3, &.C.
No. 40 North Tliird Street, Phila.
f Opposite Iht City Hotel J
MATS, Cn s and Lndirs Furs, of every dc-s.-ription,
nianuficlu.ed at very low priors,
and Country Mcrrhantx snpj !i''d at short uo'.ic -.
FhilaJelphiu, Novemb r7, 1840. ly.
LOWER & BARRON,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware,
No. 174 North Tiiihd Sthi.it, I'miinrtrHia.
IT7HERE their fiiends and customers will always
find a larjie and general aortment of Foreign
and Dom'ttic Haidare, which tltey will sell at the
lowext price,
rhiledelhis, Novemlr 7, 1810. ly.
J. W. SWAIN,
Umbrella and Tarasol Manufacturer.
So. 37 Nooth Tfu'rrl slrrrt, two tUnrt bctulO the
City Hotel, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Merchants and other are solicited
to examine his as oitmcnt Inforo pn chasing
Isewhere.
Phila :clphla, November 7, 1840. ly
PETER C01T0TE3.,
Wholesale and Retail Shoe, Bonnet,
and Palm Leaf Hat Warehouse.
.Vu, 66 Xorlh id street, a few ilvun ulove .Irch,
Philadelphia.
ALSO Trunk', Carxii Uagsand Valkc, "f eV
efy dof.iiplion, all of Which ho idler for
sale on the most reaa nalile terms.
Thiladel, hia, Novo.nlier 7, 1840. ly
P. & A. ROVOUDT'S
Cliina, Glass and IJvcrpool Warehouse.
Ao 164 North Third tlrret. third door IkIu. Vint
sine, PhilMltlpltia.
ITHlERn iliey eonstnntly k cp on hand a large
uas.iilmeut of China, (lists ai.d Liverpool
Ware, which tl.cy will dlspoao of on the must rei
s 11 ihlfi terms.
rhiUdelphia, Novemlier 7, 1310.
T1IEOPILUS CULP.
Manufacturer and Importer of Sad
dlery, Hardware, &c.
Aj. 6 South Third street, four duort bc 'uiu Market
Ph'kdilj.'Hu-
"H"T EEf conrf intly on hand a laro tmJ R, nera'i
Mvk. as oriiinnt each Limp, 'arri ig bands,
AxlArms, Lliptie Springs, Valent Leather. &c.
Country Mrrchaols and s'.ddlers will be supplied ai
sll t ines on t'le mcs' ics.onaMa teims. 'J bey wi I
find it to their ndva.tage 1 1 call and examine hie
assortmnr.; W(Jie purcha-in 1 1 Ise where.
?'.dadciphJa, Novtuiler7, 1810. ly.
KAY & SP.OTKES.Sa
No. Chesnut .Street, Philadelphia.
XTIK) conslaiillv keep i n hind a lrge anoit
iiiBiiti.fl.au, Medic il. Theo! g'cal. Helm 4.
and .Iicellaueous llooks, Uiaiik U.-oks, uud ull
kinds of stationary
Country ensto. nets an J ulh. rs supp!iod 011 the
most reai.a''le ti:riB.
1'hilaJtlph a, November 7, 181 J. ly.
J. S. 1CEEAP.A,
Wholesale Variety and Trimming Store
Kurlh Fourth near Arch stnet, Philadelphia.
VI Tll E KB Country Men hauls and others can be
supplied, at ill limes, v.ih a large assoilux nt
of Hosiry, Oloves, Merino. Coiton, und Woolen
Hhnls and Drawers, ISpiK.1 Cllua. Talent Thiead,
Cot on Cords, Uu loua, Tapt-a, Umd.ng, Hook'
and Eyes, I'ins, Ac. And a general va:i ty of use
ful ariiclea, which he olTrsfar sala at the lowest
prices.
rhiltdelphia, November 7, 1810. ly.
REYNOLDS, McFARLAND & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign British
and American Dry Goods.
Ao 105 Market street, Philadelphia.
COUNTRY Men haul-, and others can he bup
plied at all times with an extensive a soil
iitextl of the best and iiol fashionable Coodj Upon
lh inoU leasonabla U iru .
rJidelphia, Nou-iubrr 7, 1810, -ly.
ATTENTION SUNBCRY'GRBYS.
ssw oil iiiv iiirn'i-,i v iiii;e .0,
jj parade in Si uket-eUire, Sun
bury, at eight o'clock A. M. of Sa
turday, the
l4th day of November,
in Winter uiiif.um, each Member
to be provided with 12 rounds of
blank caitridge.
By older of Captain D. wart,
J. II. ZIMMERMAN,
Orderly Scrg't.
Nov. 2, 18 10.
Military Aolicc.
THE Indeprnlent Bati'dion of Voluntd 'rs will
meet for piiade and drill at (lie hrtnc of Jo
seph Mitman, in Dry Valley, Onion county, at 10
o'clock, A.M. of Saturday the 14ih day of No
vember nex', c icl metibcf to be fully ciUi-r e l and
provided with 13 rounds of blank cartridge. Ily
order of the Maj ir.
JOHN EM MIT, Adjutant.
October 25,1S4.
G. V. & L. 3. TATLCP.
FFF.R Ft)U 8 ALB. nt t'ie Nul'i E.1 Co -ner
of Fifth und Market Sliects, Philtulrl-
jiIiiii
Mens' Calf:kin Ilonts, sticlied warranted.
di do do pegged d'
d do do Water proof, d. uMc soles
and diiuh'e uppers.
do Culf-rkiu do dj da nailed
aril upi'e.
do He ivy Waler Leather Uoot.
do do Ncats do do.
do !l!g!i (J.lartei Caif-Wiil.
do do do Crockcrs do
do Fine M-.nroes warranted.
do K p do do
do C If do do
do Coftisc do dil
do do Shivs dil
do 1' mo do do
do Kip tlo do
do Calf and Seal Sk'n I'uinps.
do L si S..ck with and without soles.
do Carpet d I d do
do I'ntent WarranteJ W'ut. r-proof More.isius.
Ladies' do do do dj
L idn s' tanned India Rul'ber thm .
(ient'eineiis' do 'vrr shoes.
W'i h every other desc lotion of boots and shoes
Fur CaW i l'en rv description.
Traveling Trunks of every dem'r lion.
Vei.etian Travelling Hags.
I'a'ent (ium Elastic Hhoe l!laik'nj.
U mills if all kinds, I'nlm Leaf Hals,
l'hd idelj bia, November 7, 1S1J. ly.
ATTEITTIOIT.
THE special attention of buyers fioin the sou h
and west, ai d fur the stale trai'c, ia re-pe I l ol
ly invited to the following assortment of GOODS,
which l he sulscri' ef will disove nf at suih prices
as will amply lepny his friends for calling ind ex
amining his stiKk. To CASH puicliasers, at th
pre-eut limo, extraordinary inducements will be of
fered. 200 pieces heavy variegated Hpanish matt'ng.
600 i:rces Canton mailiiu, assoited 4-4, 5-4 and
6-4 wliite, checked and flowered.
1000 hearth rng, a lemtitul assortment f Wil
ton; ljrusiN, Tuftid, Turkey, and Hemp rus.
COO pieces wo den, w irste.l, Cotton, hemp, in
grain, Venetian and block Carped iga. An elcgu.l
variety of Wilton, Uius-ilx, Scotch aid Uuglisb,
Veneiian, Damask, cVe. eVc.
1000 dozen n.en Mi I bova cap, comprising a
g'C4.t var etr of Fur, Heal. Nuiiia. Muskrat, ull J
Coney, Hair Sea 'cite und Cloth Ca.
100 di tl AlllC int Mats, asnted '.
100 do Manilla do dt) do
60 do Hhcep-skin do do do
30 baka French U .ke s, Computing every di'
scripilin.
f 110 p dr Vene Ian Dlinds, a-s'd ft jurea and rotors.
SOliO pat lit do do do
1000 nests Caba or HalrheU, ns.d, emlio s.-d
Ipail.er, straw and oil il tit
fiOUO d. ll Cuniba, a-surted toftoi.-e sli II, Bra
z 1 lull dob rn. ivory, brass and no.-d. cmpribiug u
turns asnrm nt f eery variety.
3000 do Wh'P a-sorled wigon, gis, car
riage, anlky, plun'ers, drovers or illiiig. of gut, Iim
ll'ei ntnl threaJ, vtit'j Ooiutan nlvir, gilt, ivory and
bone mountings.
It'll) iloton piintrd pads, U'lls.iti's briud.
1000 lie is ced r Tubs a d Uuikets; also,
Churns, I'lgins W.ter Cam,
The a!ioe together wi h an extensile nMortm'iil
of fancy g sj.Is, ltr. llai.ii and Ueiuiaii silvi r wure,
f. athcr Mid t'tirtlc Urus!n, Looking daises, Ma
hogmy and Cilt 1'iaiins, if every s amides, rij
lioti, aie uiaiiiifai lured, import.d, and s. 1 cled ex
pritslx foi ilu' jull.e:n. wisti rii mi l via e irud.'.
J. MU.NEY Jt).M,
No 10 NoitU'i l street. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, November 7, 1840. ly.
J E R E M 1 A II V A M T INK'S
lTO riCE is ho.cby g'veu th .t t!ie Ri g'sie of
the Coiinlv ol Nonl.uiii'rerlau I, h as tin- day
y anlid lilleis t' tt mi ll'OI v to the Mu'ocribers tip ni
tliC e-i ili ol Ji-rein all V. s iii', of llu-h t wusl.ip,
in the said c -luuly. All ersons havjn d. in.ni -.
or claims ug.iu t lliu il ilcccdc.it are icipii siud lo
make kuov.il t esarn.- lo It e n williool do ay.
Ll.iAUEI'il VASI'INE. ) ,, ,
Tiiu.MXS It. VASTI.NE.S
WILLI AM LElillOU, Point.
Novein'ci 2, IP 10. 0 .
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP. TOTICE ia hiriby e'neii that lbs iailnri-liip
heierofore i xUluig ui del ihe firm of H. li.
Muster iV Co., ia iliis day dissolxcd l y nu.li.al
en a ii. The book', noli s, Jtr... will 1m li ft f r a
li it limo in tho haiuls ul K. 11. Maar, foi cod. c
iH ii an I s. Illeiiu'iit ; ul.ei which, if una leu bd lo,
they wi I be placed in tho bands ul a piitr ilfi.er
lorilio !sie purimsi',
Nuvsiulxr 1, 1810.
II. li. MASSER,
Will eontiuue in business tt l!is edd stand, mid
respectfully invitishi fiiei.Js and customers lu
lare ajsorim. in of New Isouds, just iccmed.
Njvein'ier7, 1810.
1TEW GOOED.
JL'ST Received Mi lino, Ilioche, and Cheuilla
Hhawls.
e-ea Otter, S.u and Seal. Vo Caps,
A laige assoilment of fail Chimses.
Fieneh and English Merinee., Ac. For ale at
the store of i n M.iStEi,
Nownilfi i, I Si",
ts 1
'ALllEUT Is la II 31
OPTICIAN,
(FROM PHILADELPHIA)
1IT ESPECTFUI.LY Informs the cititens nf
Mj unbury and its vicinity, that he has 0K-ii. d
a room in the f miu building Joining the rcsideine
of Edward IJoliln, E-q. (m arly opins:te th C urt
House) where he will ulfor fir said for a few da;s
v v r.i c JL j:
With Vo;d, Silver, and Tortoise-shell Frames
Wi h a in w and improved asioilment cif Clas-.Cs ol
his o.vn m ni.if.n lure. Tliose Ua-s Siiruf ihe
be t kind for preserving and improving the sitihtin
continued reading or Wiilin;, wlierein th y ilo not
toe Iho eye, but sireiigtlicu and improve liie visi in,
Ti ey am nroiiiin i.dcJ by lliu m st cclelir.itej
Doctors an I Proles ts.
Al.-o, liy f-V.s'f.t, of every so .Hid ii lily ;
-'" 'K-' fi'"i f'l'uisrs, of every desiriptiou, Micros
(ipis Villi ilill'erilit inngiiiljiug power., together
with h Variety uf u l.l. s in the Cpl.cal hue, not
lllelill ill (
t),. Ileal, mi l oilier Iiis!ruinenls, and (ill a a,
prnmjiily mil curelnlly u pa. ltd at tl.e .-.lioraat no
li cei
lie c in always el it (ilasses lo soil the siuht ol
per-oiM, as so u as lhy sou ilir.n, tip u lliu lirsl
:r'm'.
H- w.II remrn in Sun) uy bul f.r a shoit lime.
t)ct ber 31, ISlit. 2t.
Na M. .11 A S .,
SURGEON DESNTIST.
E."Pi:CTFL'LLV olKrs his si ivicis to the
Xj Liiiioiaud G. iiiluineii ul Hur.bury ai.d iu
vicinity, m all tlie vaii ius o er.uioiis of Dentistry t
s-ch as Filiig. l'luging C anil g and Exiracii. g
leetli mid stiini,iK, und Sit ing incoirupiiblu Tieth
on stumps or lit'-, from a sinlu i n.r to a w!i..le
set, in a ne it nud elegant nl.iinn r, at l!lo Hotel of
Mr. Hiram Price.
(jjr 'Ladies waited on at their ie.i dence if ihey
pule, it. All opera'ious warraulud.
cioUr 31. 1 8 10,
NEW GOODS.
BlT RECEIVED i new und splendid a-tsori-luent
of Cuiicoc", Muslin. Ac. For sale at
ll.estoieof HE.NRV VOX PlIIMER,
October 31, 1840. If.
vooli: oijs.
F the latest minu'aciure, cons siiug in part of
m n.rt.l Mili.l. nt f'l tl.U ( Il IL.i 1 1 iM f ! Sl'll-
" K'-- ...... J V. .......... ..... - ..
in Its, Merimw, r tunnels Mntielin uo 1. allies, eve.
Just received and lor site at 'ho M-reof
HENRV VOXIHEIMER.
OctobcrS!, l8f.li. if.
i;T RECEIVED a Lrge and general a-sor-
J? nieiil of Ciuce.ies liipiors cVe For aile nt the
cVe I'm a ile nt I
iOXIHEIMEK.
si. re 1. 1 tl c. .v it 1
Oc ober 31, 1840. it-
DRUGS,
P AINTS, Hiid Dye Stuffs, a fresh supply just
rectiv 1 uud lor s de nl il.e i-t ru ul
HENRY VOX 1'HEIMER.
OctoVi3l, 1840. tf.
A MILLER & FARMER
MA V liesrof a good situation, liny miles Iruin
Hunhury, in a new sellleiner.t, win re he
wouiJ obtain a long lease of a a nail dial Mill, and
have a Fault adjoining, by Lqubi 'g of
JIIE PRINTER.
October 10d, HI0,--Ct
LOST.
A WtlEEL-UARb'tlVV was taken from the
door ol Ihe sulwcrils r. Any eion win) has
i in Kse-ai n, will 'is-e lo leiurn it, or iuliiim
the snli-crilKT where he can get i'.
F.fiy cents it-ward Will I hi given for any inf rota
tion ill itlatiou lo tliC eSUie.
JOHN DL'IUXO
OctoUr 3, IsiOi tf.
THE Pamphlet Laws, for the a.-osion lh30-4O,
have lieeu icee.ved at ibis ollire; ami are now
leijy f t distribution to those entitled lo ireeivu
them. HAMULI. D. JORDAN.
Pmthou.'t'irv's offieo. I'liilh'y,
Htinbury,Hept.2S, lSltl. 5
AoJicr.
ALL ACCOUNTS remaining In my h.mls
pre ions to Ihe first of Apill lSliI, vill be It fi in
the bauds of a Jus'iee of ilie IVa.-e f r co I eiiuii.
HE.NRV VUXrillMEU-
N. n. Ciraiu of ali kinds will 1'-' tul.cn uu old
111 ('l)tUltl.
Sept. 12. 14"!. If.
Tra m iorla I i on Is Hie
T t) II A I. T I M t) It E .
( I 4 7 I UK WAT Ml riMl)
Y,irchau4e foot if I'usnut Street ou the Penit
hy'vunia l.iiul.
A EOAT b aes tlie h uf of die i ii'ia ribcr eve
ry mini g .1 tt o'clock, runii.ng ihrongli to Da t
more in lloee dats. Co.iS gonr n's ol pio.lu e,
iron, A;e-, will re eivn a ile palclt by :ln iin , v l.i. li
has i.ol latin rlo Ucn iqiit'lul by i.ny oitu r. Rale
ol t'eilil us lo.v ni by any u.hcr nultr hue.
Iteli rem es :
JtlllX V. IKtOWN, "
lilllK cV III i
KERN AN & .sTILLNLIEK, f
-UalUii.oic.
J. & A. II. HERK. J
4.i.hIs iii!t nd. d lor Pit'shur;, or any i4 t on
the Pt'iinsvlvaiiia CauaU, will l esiiipped wi hout
d.ly on their an iv ol al liurrisburj, i.s this can
liecls willi the North Ameritan line of I 'o. table
lioats lo Pitis'.iur d .ilv, and with the Huhipiihun
I'H Packet Lii.c lo Nmlhuiiilwrlaod, illiamspjri,
llkesb.trie, uud ull Inlrrine.lia'e 1 1 .t". -'.
tJEuRtiE W. LAVXO.
Huni.-.bu g, Sept. 9, 1810.
It O O K -11 I N D E K Y.
THE undesigned hive the gratiliealioii rf ii.
fotiniog the public, Ibut ni.lwiibsian.lii g H.ey w. re
so unf iitoiiste s lo have llieir bind, ly ho nt dotvu,
in March la.-l, they have ovin d a very ex-etiMve
one, hi L.K-ust stn-cl, in tne new Hoildiug directly
opposite tJIriin' Hotel, snd aie piepan d lo fiecu.u
all wmk in their line iih d. spaicii, and in a su
pe.ktr atyle. Their KL'LLNU APPARATUS
and oilier Mmhinery are new, and of the IVrsl older
and latest improvements ; and Ihey feel a con fi
dinee in thrir facilities Io giving ierfiel sali-fac-tiim
to all who liny favor them with their oiders.
lianka, Coavily olrUes. MeiehanU. Merbanic.
and otbr,caubesupplieTwilli 111. VNK UOOK.H
t.f tvery dehcnion, which f neatneas and dura
bihlv, ill be equal to any made by ihe United
Htaies. HICKoK 6i CAN 1 IN E.
HAKRUDURC, Heri. 9.
SHAIVIOKIN COAL.
OF a very sup, nor qualny, tin be hsd at any
lime, by apd. ration to the sulwcrilMTs, irTlntn
to suit purchasers, They keep arg(j, Cgg) broken,
and fine coal, fit for burning lime.
J. H. PURDY i Co.
8ulibury, Sept. 80. tL
HHOCKHIKS.A frcth supply of Uroceiies
juit icctivod and fir silo by
HERY YOXl'HIMER.
Sept 12, 1840. it,
lstt UOftS. A f.csh supply of nmiidy. Uin,
Port, Li lion, Tct erilt , Madeira and fchcrry Wines,
just received and f..r Fale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. IS. IS 10. if.
Tf '.VfeLVft A neW assortment i.f 7-4, 7-8
ai.d 11-4 yaid wide Muslin, jut merited and for
sale by HENRY YOXTHIMER.
.cpt. 1 2, 1840 If.
1.1 L.IVOES. -A new axsoitmci.t of Cidicocs
just IivuiVcd dud Tor "lie by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
r3.pt. 12, IS 10 ;f.
1 KO.'.. gooil tiEsorllncnt of llur Iron, jiisl
received and for sale bv
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 13, 1810. if.
.S'.AT. 2.10 barrels and satk of Sail, just
received ail.i Tor sale by
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, ISlO. tf.
Cl-O IUS.. A general assortment of Chillis
uud Cassiiueie.") co!ilant v on hand nt the More of
HENRY YOXTHIMER.
Sept. 12, 1310. tf.
U'JfK.IT, ItVK, t'Oif.A and all other
kinds of (iruin und Seeds will be taken at the high
c. I pric. a in exchange for g m Is nt the store of
HENRY YOXI'UIMER.
Sept. It, 1810 S- f.
MACKEREL- A few birrels of M .rkerel for
sa'e at s low pr re by H. B, MASTER,
Pepl. 13, 1840.
IRIjMI SALMON. Il the best totality, con
s.aiidy on hand And for sale, by
11. B. MASSE K,
Sept. 12, 1840.
MADEIRA WINE. Fi.st qualily Madicta
Wine, f,r low by
II. B. MASSER,
Sept. 12, 110.
FOU RTH PROOF BRAN I ) Y .-g wiu".ne
ailiclo always on hand and for sale by
H. B. MASSER
rVpl. 12, 1810-
HOLLAND OIN, Of the be. I quality always
on hand and for si c by
ll. B. MASSER.
fcVpi. 12, 18-10.
LOAF AND LUMP &LUAR. AlwayTon
hand and for sale by
II; B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
BOSTON SYRUP MOLASSE3. Of a supe-tiorq-iulity,
for sale by
II. B. MASSER,
Sept. t, 1810.
NEW ORLEANS MOAR HOLE Ml).
LAssE". Oi the U si iputlity ulwsjs ou hand
n d for sale by
II. B. MASSERR,
Sept. 12, 1810.
BROWN 8 UU AIL Of a ro.hI qu , lily, for sle
low by IL B.MAS -ER.
Sept. IS, lS 10.
LIljUORS. Of all kin Is and of tliu l.t qush
lies, alisavs on hand and lot sale by
H. B. MASSER.
sept, ia, isio.
CREEN AND BLACK TEAS. ofthT best
(juilily itlwavsou hand and f r nilc by
II. B. MASSEIL
Sept. i2, 1810.
COFFI E. Java, Rio and l.auira Coffee, con
slaut'y uu h ind ai.d fur sale by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. 12, 1910.
SPERM OIL. Winter and Summer alrsined
NfMim O.I, of the lest ju.il t v, alUavs on hand ai.d
for solo bv H. B, .MASSER.
Sept 13, 1340.
hTEEL. CiA and BIMei Steel, for -ale by
II. U. MAssEU.
Sept. 13. IS 10.
SPEIXtS STEEL. Or vaiiuus tizes for Eliptio
Si ring-i, for sale by
H. B. MASSER.
Sefi. 12, IS 10.
LARUE QUARTO BlULES Fur alo al
very rodoced prices by
II. U. MASTER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
BLANK BOOKS. Of ull kinds, fir sale by
11. 13. MASSER.
s.pt. 12. nn.
BLANK DEEDS. lion 's. Mortem.-, Ac for
ale by H. 1). MANSER,
Sept. 12. I RIO.
"JUSTICES' BLANKS. f.r n!e by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. l i, 110.
CLOTHS, Blue, Bli.k. Invisible t.'r.cii, Ac,
for a.de bv H. B. MXSSER,
tiipt. 12, IS Id.
7'AImT:RES AND HATTINET I's. For
-u. very low by 11. B. MAfi?ER.
Sept. 12, 1840.
CARPETLNU. Ear rule cheap by
11. B. MASSER.
Sept. 1J, 18tl.
BLANKETS i sale chia . by
H. I1-MASSER,
8.pi. 12, IS40.
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. For sih. by
II. B. MASSER.
September 12, 134H.
COT I ON YARN ANDCOTToN LAPS
Foi mId by H. B MAt'K.
tSeptemJiei 12, 1810.
HEMP AND COTTON TWINE. F. r alo
by II. B. MASSER.
Nrp'ermVr 12, 1810-
TOWINO LINES, t tRI).H AND ROrCS.--,
Foi sal bv M. B. MAt-SER.
tHtvpUUktVl I?, 1810.
'wmmr S S-..j
In subirtitiiug to thn pu lie the first nttm' ers . f
theAii.eiican," it may be deem.nl lticuinl-e t on
us a ne es a y and proper lo nl tkc a few nbM!rv,i
tious in relation inilic establishment of this pr ,
and the course which its eonduelors inn ml to pur
sue in its publication. The age in wlii-.lt ne liva
has liorn truly slyb-d the age of improvement,
which nn power on csr'h can arie-t in tra pr ress.
The applicslicn of a'eartl lo the various purposes
of ni', and iho more recent discovery nf smelt
ing iron with anthracite coal, promi-es lo I nnsl
vania results that cannot be too highly ctti
mated.
The great Valley of the Susquehanna is soon des
tined lo b come (lie thearru ol a new scene ,T en
lerpr ean l indu -try, which may Will excite tho
astonishment of ih las who sro unacrpiainteJ Willi
h. r iiifxIiauMil leihpo-iies nf coil and iion.
Her rugged hnli und Bolitiry Wastea, hcreloford
deemed woa'iless, are now easily sought after for'
the ro d and iron Which they contain, ihe most
valuable minerals in naturei It has been said tlml
England owes her pro-cut p.iwer and weslth mmo
lo her coitl and irun llian to ell oilier cause. Ciin.
bitied. If so, then Pi-nitsy lvatiia has within ber
own borders iuti rnal resources anil povteiaof vvett!i
unsurpasH-d by llie whole Union.
The Sliam.ikin coal region, conncrUd with lit fit
place by a rdl-oad 20 miles in length, which a fe v
years Mnce w is a solitary wild, untiodd. n bv iho
foot of niun snvu the solilury huntet in pur-iiit of
g iine, is now teeming with a buy and iii'Iusiri uis
population. The town of Shsniokiu I nRli d in l!io
coal ic ;io:i, a new vi I ie cont lining iil.m,t mm
hundred houses, has spiung up aj if by inai",
s.n.-e that period.
Thiivo iiiiprnveiiients which tiro but n cormnrn'-o-meiil
of a si ii'-s of vvoiks upon a biric scale n 'W
in pr 0risn, teceut as they are, have iilr-aily uLei
a new bfc and impetus lo this section o-f our cjuii-
With Ihe-rb Views and under th -m consider -lion-sup,
in iDmninn Willi mar y of our nusl is
teemed fellow citizen", conceived that a well con
ducted journal, if properly encoDiaged, could be
lendt rcd highly serviceable to the community. Tho
pnigrc-a of impiovenicnt and the rapid inert me. of
populution, indeed lequiic that the press should Hot
only keep pace with the spirit of cnterpiir and it;
dustiy, but as a pioneer lead the wuy and slittiularn
to eietiioa the en'crpritini; and wealthy capitalist.
Tho crt lblishment of Anew presi in this pi no
has frequently Uen spoken cf, mid was long since
in conti tnplatioii wliencvei a f ivorublu Opportunity
should occur. We believe tlnit peiiod lias now r
rived. Our de.dgn is to inao the American a per
manent ai.d useful jourtial, co.neying useful ivr.il
interi sling inlonn ation lo all cI.uks of leaders
Conducted wiih tne Utmost di corum, its tone slid
sentiments shall at all times be such, thai the moat
scrupulous parent may place it in the hndsuf any
me. nber of bis lainily with pi rfect impunity Lo v
scuriidiy iand violent personal abuse shall be can
fully ixi ludid from its columns. And white wo
h .11 always bo ready and prmiipt in thfl ixprtssion
of our Dptiiiona upon malters of jniLlic policy, wa
shall idwoys endeavor to preserve thot o'rcornin
slid extend that c.-urtrsy Inwards our colemporanet
and others, that oi.e gcuileuien lies a light to expect
fioin another.
To iho interests of the fttrniers rnd cullivatorr
the soil, the lono and sinew of our country, win.,
in an nr.ful. ur.il poim of view, form Ihe Wis of
all Iritdr, commerce and nianulacluies, we shill d -vole
portion of our columns, and r-prea I before
di- in ufh matter as shall be both u-vlul nnU trr
t. ruiiiing.
To the mechanic and nil otln n, we l ut wit
shall bo able to make tho Ainciuau an iiiteri'Siinj
and inalruciivu jouriiul.
In politic we vhall, a. we have already an
nounced, s'ipp, rt the geiierul and state adiiiiuts'r
lions. In advocating the re-rletti oi i f Maktii
Yam Bcnkv ai.d Ricmaed M, Joussox to ih
high station which they now occui y, a id v j -'i
they have Cl'ed wtth eocli distinguishes' iil. . .
vie shall a nline oarseives to moa ori s cm) t,t,
principles upon which ihey are grtundi d R. cri.r-
ii ail-in and lo M3rsou d abuse which the lanror
of polricil w.il.ue never fid lo produc, urel
which we r-g'i't to say is indul;ul in to an aim .t
unlini ted extent, by the par iztn pr.ivis'of i i'l .-r
side, we shall carelully avoid, deeinitix it l ot nn!
demoralizing to the community ami iliron, t- rv to
the liiijli tharactrl of tho picss, but UU.M-, m-
politic and unjust.
Tn our feirle-s and prt'rioiic. Co error David 1.
Porter, Who hua tllll I'll i lil.lifi.il lli.noel. W.l.j
tin true in'erets of the state, an I wh -s- w se ar .1
alu aiy ineaiures havo reeeivid the appro' .V'on of
every hone.-t a .d liberal mi 1 1, we g'lall i x d ou r
mist cordial suppori, e hav tin rt fie plm.t
his naie at the heed of nur column-, lul'y eotit'.
dent that the honest ye 'inaniy of Peimsj Ivan, a
will aiw ivs be found sustaining fiOrU.-Jy of ,u'c-'-.i
and in'i'griiy i f conduct in a jusiry va;u d pubba
a. rvaut.
IL B. MXSSER.
JOsEI'll E1SELY.
Suubury, Sept. 19, 1810.
TO THE COMMUN ITY.
THE suecrsa which h'.s at'ea.'id the ut-c uf Dr.
U.ii !.ch's Herman Aperient und Cioiiouro
trentrl!itn'ni!' Tonic P its, Is truly na'oi.L-hiug. It
is i.u vain Imihsi to ray tins medicine has pr ved by
iis happy tlV.ct in tlm i we or a vaii.ty tf disease
lo vv lii. U i Ik- hiiiuau fiame is In' le, lo Ihi vas ty su
perior lo the in iiiy pruuruiions In fore the publ c.
Many of these p-ep nations ate compounded by in
dividuals who ur w-iinr'y ignorant of trie myti
lies of ihe 1 u an si-teni, mid mere pretend, is o
iiH'dical kii'iwtedge. ' Di. Ilarhcli. h .Wcver, is ce'e
b a el i.iii-the tiiroiau fat ul y us a mm ol ilia
tiis!irsl sL'lenV.l'iC lt:vii.m. il-, and rqilally tiijtii-j-oirhi
.l tl.roiighuul Enropr, as a sin-ce.-sful ii'.o.uc .k
I rariitiouer, sp. ul in -at of the years o! a uselul h:'i
in the iiqu sill ni of such kuovvlcliie m lujl.t proper
Ik'iti lienil I h.a f. Ilo t n atur. a. In iho pll.'s vvuicl
he inv. nr.ed, and tvlii.h bear hii inn, the pub ic
urn uured ol alt ailieh- that p.sses.-s in - I tl.a.i
uidiihtry viilues. Fioin lliu acKuowlidcd taientd
uf ibis invent . i, n, tiling Itsa than a good artulo
could be ex peeled ; and the iXs rieuco of many
Cirs ha-ull'irde.1 lU uiolio'ralio'i of the virtues ut"
iu-iih dicioe. Li ( imiiny and ither pails of Eu
j, e, it r ul ition is e-t,bl shed, lu this c unlry
int.. wh.ih il has but bet a rcie.nlv iulr MlureJ, it i-
Mpidlv ci.iinng the m r-t ruh-tanllal icpu.MUou. Tim
i inn rou.eiil tt les ol cuiisot li e iiio-.t ol-iinuie
di e s si tl cled ly the ue. ol llirl'ch's i'llis, u lucl
lue piopii-1 r is ionium y reie.vnur, in proof of lLo
fact, li iV Ui'ler uay l.ei.i etes nets ttsli.u. .a'
uf the r l iii ..cy, ami week tiflcr week ii.rsea: iho
iU-inai.il lot li.. in. Tbl is il l n . usm-riiort; in
nuineialjlo e rl iif ale sm oeii f ir lh. inp ctioti of
ti.e pu. ke, siid tit.- d-.ulx iifauy who tm ik- H.cul,
tail lc it' ll v.d by eijuil,.inj ihtUl ul lh olU-U uf
Ihe pr.'pr.cloi.
We lake Ihe lit rty, then, of : ousiviing Im avery
famdy, that they maka use of Dr. Ilaiheh'a Pills,
l.si Uu io ke. y a supo'y cuiiiaiult ou baud, to l a
ud when otca tou denuuJs aod ihey wiil rs v
ihe most uo. ij .ivoc d roois if uliliiy. 3k J 'eat
ptjiutr.
" Piwuipid . lu-efor the Uu.Ud Suits, No. 13
North UibMIi s icil, I'lii1 li Iphia.
Western Dvpoi. No. 41. St. 1 'lair uel, P.Ra
lurgU. HENRY YOXIHELMUit,.
OckUi 31, 1S10. .Igt ii.