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TEHrFRAscE TowN.-The Philadelphia Sentinel make,
the following notice Of village Penn, yania which has
been distinguished or the temperance and industry Of
inhabitants. Let those who protesting be temperance
men, yet think that litte is conducive the good
OF the stomach and promoyc Of the social virtue-,
compare these accounts wiki the condition of villages,
where every twentieth orteth house grog-shop and
then orsale the error Of their opinions.


The Pleasant little Of Sunbury, in this State,
mbits most gratifying instance Of moral prosperity Ac
cordng to the last contained population Of
hundred, Of which number, says the American "a paper
by tue winch Is credit the place .upwaris Of
hundred belonged to the several Temperance Societies.
Sunbury also ha. ably conducted SUNDAY Schools con-
aining between three and four hundred scholars the Oldest
OF winch the Union School has been existence about 25
years ree churches have been built within the la. i've
yenrs one Episcopal Methodist one Presbyterian the
last Is not get finished 1t has also four common schools.
containing neasy three hundred scholars one female semi
nary and one select school Slch facts are full of hope and
encouragement Upon the progress Of intelligence morality
aAd reson III our village and rural districts. depend lie
sayat.oa OF the country"