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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
ME have now started our amt extensive Foundry
" on the old stand Of the late Nashville MaRuaetu ring
Company and prepared 10 execute heavy and Ighs
work OF description the shoT Lfeht Cast
inRs to small amounts at moderate city prices heavy CAST
ings 10 large amounts furnished per al Cincinnati
prices with additions OF freight We commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, aWms Plourmills Of the proved
patterns made to order Jobbing repairing done imms
atsy We are ready TO make FOR Engines and Mills
and shall furnish plans enable 70 put u their
Mills With little expsnse. Manufacturers Farmers viii
md profitable to before going or West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines made 10 order ofhs
best material, pete with PirsOnts Crates Sandpipes
and valves, warranted 10 stand pressure required for
Manufacturing or pOrpsing purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description of SmthwOrk done IN excellent stvis
none but trats ITOn used-saWmil work Serups Dogs
Fitman Irons, Saw cranss Bolts and all kind M Irons
made 10 order short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Machinery will
do well To call at Our office or address BY letter.
JACKER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uy2o-u Late Nashville Man. Co.'S Stops.
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A BEAUTIFUL article fully equal in appearance to the
n Muslin Gold Shades. at less than quarter the eost
They made heavy Double Glazed u Curtain Paper,
and will exclude the Hght much better than the Muslin
Shade also entirely New Article and well worthy
the attention OF dealers Manufactured and For Sale BY
w. WILSON,
aug IS-2H 4th Street, below Market, Phila-
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Sheriff IS Sale.

by vrtuFe Of an Execution directed from the Circuit
- Court of Davidson County its Nav 1857 viii
on the 1851 dav Of september ns1 expose 10 ae TO The
CHEST bidder for cah at the Court yard gate in Nashville
all the right title, claim and interest that VIM Warmoth
has in and to tract parcel of land lying and being IN the
State OF Tennessee and Countyo Davidson una ne
waters Of Mill Creek, and bounded folloWs 10 Nit an
the North by the lands Of John Brey, East by M Wol
south by the lands OF CIV. Nancy west BY Rober MsV
field containing $40 Levied upon as the
of VIM Yarmouth, TO satisfy said execution in favor ~
Joshua w. Owen, Admir-. Sale WITHIN legal hours,
JNO. K. EDMONS0N, sheriff
aug. 10 BY X. II. Campbell, d. Saerin
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WILLIAM wAIKER-A Georgia contemporary

WILLIAM WALKER-A Georgia contemporary
gives the following sketch of Gen. VIM. Walker:
esGen. Walker is small man in his corporal
dimensions but intellectually great, and is modest
and refined in his appearance.
In sperking he is deliberate, drawing continually
on select vocabulary, and seems to be more anx-
ous to convey exact information than to indulge in
flashes of Oratory He is evidently man of mental
cultivation and of enlarged historical knowledge.
If his statements are correct he has not been reck
less usurper and the Southern people as well as the
United States Government are deeply interested IN
the success of his lawful enterprise"
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15,48a l5,7l81s,l65 1916 co. 900 10000

67,499 S5,842 70, 68s Sc ,l78 90, 900 90 900
IS $40 81, I6S 10000 20 900
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University of Nashville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT-SBSSlON 1878. The 9TH
4fl Annual Course of Lectures in this Institution will
Monday, the Cd OF November next and continue
till the LIST of the ensuing March.
THOMAS X. JENNINGS, NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN LIN OSLEY, NJ D, Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
c. K. WINSTON, N D, Professor Of Matsis Mediea and
Medical jurisprudence.
A. b. BUCHANAN NJ D, Professor Of Surgical Anatomy
JOHN NJ. WATSON, M D, Professor of Obstetrics and
the Diseases OF Women and Children
PAUL P. EVE, d, Professor Of Principles and Prse-
tees of Surgery.
W. K Bovine, D, Professor Institutes and Prae-
WILLIAM BRIGGS, NJ D, Adjunct Professor and De-
mOnstratOr OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students the
arsi Monday October, (the 5ih.)
Preliminary Course OF Lectures, free to all Students
will be given the Professors commencing also on the ls
Monday in October.
The Ter State Hospital, under direction ofhe Pas
ulty, is open to the class free Of charge.
Cnique has been established In connection with the
University, at which operations performed and cases
prescribed rand ecured the Ofhe class
of Pees for Lectures is SOS, Naturalization Tee
(paid Only IS; Practical Anatomy SO; Graduation
Zee SIS.
Nashville, Aug. 7-2w Dean of the Faculty.
MessrS. stewart q Duncan,I
MITcHELLsvILLE,
GENTS Accent my thanks for the presant Of fine sack
VI Family Flour manufactured by you, and in Justice
the finest specimen OF -four that hav
use in nv family since have been Tennessee lis per-
fec " while, and bakss del Zhtfully.
Respectfully,
aug. IL diff CATHERINE D. FRENCH.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIME subscriber will open in this city the FIRST Mon
n day in September select School for Boys. Number
limited to twenty-five. Parents, wishing to send, Wd
please apply Immediately at York & Co.'S Book Store,
Union Street, the undersigned at % South Summer
Street. W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
au1. I'D till sept. 7-l57.
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II. h HAYNES,


GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND sALE OF Ne
GRoES, at POrters old Stand No. So Cedar street,
Nashville, Tenn. julyS
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Cooley for September.
n GDEY'S Lsdys Book for September, with all the Fall
VI Fashions just received by (aug19) HAGAN & BRO.
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III e w
HIRDHlRE HOUSED
Mccall, Vanleer & Co.,
Successors to Beaumont, vanleer & Col
DIRECT IMP TER S e.,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
rnrrnrc,rr 1,A-c.I 1c,II A ArIN A AIIlnIC A NJ

AnviIs, Vices, Bel KNOB: PLATE, GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. lSIP ERS, RIDDLES ,
Cast, Shear, German Move and Screen "lre'
and RIi.ter Steel Tacks, Bids Shoe and Fin
s,,,o1ToIS SpanpS uoRS ishing Nails.
RAKES AND FORFS. Platform, Counter, Beam
Hammers. HaIchets, and Tea Scales.
and Files. States, CLOCKS. MIR
Carnantsr., Cooner., and RORS, AND VARIETY
cksmiths' Tools. SOODo.
CTRCULAR SAWS LARD CHEESE, AND
and Saw Msndrlls. BUTTER-TRlERS.
MILL, CROSS CUT AND Bride Bits sGrrup Irons
HAND SAWS Rein and Girh ebbng.
Axes, Nails, Chain, andCORN MILLS, SHELTERS
NAMES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, LARGE AssOETMKN OF
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols; Table Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives, Scissors, and
shears, of Every Variety.
Forming in all the Largest Variety and Extensive
of the kind offered to the Nashville Trade
rounding country, all Of which offer al GREATLY
REDUCED z ICES to cash buvers prOpmp paying Gus
TONERS Months Time We will from until De-
M offer extra inducements to cash buyers and
tieuIary solicit the attention of every Country Merchant
wishing the market 10 unusually Large Sc Ii Of Edge
Tools, Guns, and Cutlery. Respectfully,
MCCALL, VANL8ER & CO.,
A South Market Street,
aug I6-tf Sign Of the Big Paddock.
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JUST RECEIVED,
6RAHAMS' MAGAZINE, for September.
By JOHN YORK & CO.
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Gold Spectacles.

oST at place in the South aed the
IL Turnpike or between there and point the
Versndah. The fnde will please hand them Mr.. Me-
Nsh at the Post Office the County Cours Clerks of
fee, and fair com pensation will be paid.
August Is, lS57-tf.
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To Southern and Western Merchants.
THE sph.cher zead inform Won that she prepared TO
4 do DFetnE and Cleaning 30 all its various bran
MRS Z. W. SMITH.
Steam D, snF a1t Ga aning Establishment, No 2s North
5th, street, hove sarkst 1, Phila- Augl5-dlOd,
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS,
AND VARIETIES
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST, 18th.
DEM. F. SHIELDS, viii sell without reserve for cash.
ID large variety Miscellaneous Goods 70 close c0ngnments
Sale positive. LEugl6l BBNJ. F. SHIELDS.
EPPERSON SPRINGS,
JULY 9sth, 1857.
WE the undersigned Visitors ofhese Sprpgst axe pleas:
w in announcing TO the public generally, that the
port circulated through the country the Scarlet
Fever here is untrue, and that there contagious
disease of any description here.
w H Armstrong, Mrs NJ Sneed,
Bush. W Baugh,
1FLye, Mrs Baugh,
NJ Webb, S B Tinsly,
Miss Nan Carley, Mrs NJ Cole,
Mrs. N DYER ORA Dyer,
Miss Lizzie Davenport, A Cole.
Mrs. Isaac Paul, aug IS.2W
JUST RECEIVED,
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JOHN RAMAGE,
No. AZ, College Street
rs in ReeeiptOf
n White Satin Slippery
Kid
Black {" Heel do TFim'd;
Italian Cloth Lace Caters Plain and Tiped;
- Heel Lace and Congress CATERS;
Misses Kid Heel Boots &C., &c,
SOLE LEATHER TRUN As AND LEATH-
Err VALICES.
lust received
Ladies Large Dress Trunks with Trayes;
q" Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
g Buggy
Ashland Valices, Superior artiele;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap BY JOHN RAMAGR,
aug ~ College street.
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a CARD.
JOHNIYORK & I

JOHN YORK & CO.,
have just received Godeys Ladys Book for September
Also Graham's Magazine and Lese's Illustrated last No.
aug. 10
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PENnrANaHrP.

R1 ~ NSHLF.
IL persons wishing 20 learn WRITING
"A With Mr.. DoLBEAR K - should begin before
tbs 18Th Of August no - new pupils will be
reoevsd affsr that date sE-W|
cd 70 Do 90 without delay.
Rooms over the store Of l. P Beech 40 College street
Hours 70 II, A. M, 3to5P.M aug9.
Mt1aa Coal Company.
NEW YoEK, Aug. 2, 1857.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o. EtnR
i Mining and Manufacturing Company will place At
the ONCE OF the company, 7 ToadW New York city,
Monday, the I4th Of September next 10 O'Clock
for the purpose Of eecng Directors ensuing year
By order Of the President. CHS. SCRlBNBR,
aug I0-dlm Sec.
. MULES, MULES.
TNoR sale, OF the largest and fnest teams Of
Il the state Also excellent match Of family carriage
able work horse few thorough bred colts
nss Of most approved breed Also few heifers and
bulls of the best milk stock.
auR2 -du w. g. HARDING
Champagne and sweet Cider.
NEW lot Of above. just received two packages Of
"a New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
so boxes French Confeetenae assorted candies made TO
every day crackers fresh every day; 50 boxes
nuts assorted; 100 bbs. ae best brands These articles
aug2 y. ROoEEloON, oIoa1Nay.
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WEDNESDAY MOANING. AUG 10. 1857
SECOND DISTRICT.

Maynard's majority, 1876
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GROCERIES.
IS hbds Sugar, 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee
2nO bbls crushed Sugar, 200 baxs extra Bait. do;
so bbls Powdered Sugar, AZ pockets Old Java,
100 bbfs MOasses, 800 kegs Nails, assorted,
$50 bxs Star Candles, 900 bxs sXl0 and I0XI2 Win
$50 half bKs do dOE Glass,
200 quarter bx$ do, 300 bxs Glassware,
100 boxes Dayl's summer 80 bags Pepper,
CaEdles, 40 bags Spice,
500 bxs p sscott's Soap, 40 Ginger,
$40 Va and No. Tobacco cans or. hf bXs Sardines
200 ca ks Carb Soda, 400 cases Matches,
900 dog Painted Buckets, 100 nests Tubs,
80 nests Keslers so bxs CARROTS Snuf,
10 cases Tacks 30 dOZ Siilers,
10 bKs Gunp-d and Imp. Tea % bar chests Black Tea,
so Wrapping Paper, 1000 dozen MasOns Hacking,
barrels Pike's Risky, 100 barrels Whisky, various
20 Old Bourbon do, brands,
60 A. NJ Brandy, &C bbls Mon. Rey Whisky,
% Gin; 40 bbls Native Sweet Wine,
20 zoo La Napoleon Cigars, brands Cigars,
o. 900 Opera do. 100 bxs Melee Cigars.
200 bbls Walkers Xxx Summer Ale For sale low the
trade BIZ LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO,
augl3 80 Market street. Nashville, Team
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University OF NASHVILLE.

and Summer Goods gensEy, selling OF great reductions
close to make room for New Goods.
iuly l5-f WIN. MOORE.
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WE are now in receipt largest and cheapest
w stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY FOhEIGN and DO.
MkSTIC
DRY-GOODS,
We imported. comprising the largest assortment Of
Gentlemen's LADIES' Dress Goods, and varieties
which invite the attention Of Dealers
ang 10 A. J. DUNCAN Il co.
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The following is list of the members of Con
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
THE LATEST ARRIVAL
OF FALL ANB WINTER GOODS
3. r. e. Z. T.. <f7Ti,

Respectfully announce to their friends end the
pu bic in general that they have received at their
Slote in Upper Augusta township, Nmlhumher-
land county Pc, ot i lines Grove. Their Fail
and Winter goods arc orcned TO the public
fall az srolincht Of merchandise &c.
Cons 'siiug IN part Of Cloths, black aud fancy
Cass mcrs, Satinptts, Cheeks, Kentucky Jeans
Under Shirts ard Drawers and ell kinds Of Fab
and Winter Gonds
A lot Of ready made Clon,hing, consisting of
Coats and Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Sha~ls. Girghains, Bcsage Uelains, Calieoes,
black silks Sc.
!so fresh SUPPLY or Drugs and Medicines,
Groccros tr.. Of al Kinds.
A new surF'} Of Hardware. Queenaware,
wooden ware Drcoms jC.
$50 large assortment of Roots and Shoes
suitable for Inc,i women and ,aildrcn.
HATS AND CAPS.
Also all assortment of Scliotl Books, Siatione-
ry. Envelopes. Ink and cheap publications. &c.
Salt Cheese &c, and all goods usually
Kept in country store. Core and scc, Como
ono, come at. Cheaper than thc Cheapest.
Thankful for past invors e"a hope bv strict at
'cntiOn TO business to merit continuance Of tho
same.
All of the above named slcci: ti goods viii DO
sold positively at low prices for cash. or in ex-
change for country produce at the highest mar
kct price.
Hines Grove, Pa, Nov. e, l'56--tf
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Congressional We(us,
TuuRTy.rouRrn CONGRESS.
Sccnnti Session,
WAsulNGroS, Jaut


WASHINGTON, January %.
SrSArr.-Mr. Broadhead presented the
memorial of IIoratio IIubbell, Of Pennsylva-
with Col. John II Sherburne, he caused to
be presented to Congress paper showing
how Submarine telegraph could be conSu-
mated, and where it could be carried through
lie now prays that nuthiDg be done unless
his rights as protector be fully secured 10y
being made Il member or director oil the Com
pnuy. or in some other way. AS the subject
hud passed away from the Senate, the bill
was laid on the table.
The Indian appropriation bill was then ia.
ken up. and, after Il debate and several
amendments, the Senate adjourned.
UorsE.-Mr. Campbell OF Ohio from the
Committee of Ways and Means. reported an
amended Tariff Bill, periecting the former
one so far as the majority oil the Committee
are concerned. :, ,.,
,bc annual revenue fourteen millions OF dol
lars.
The House discussed the bill giving each
branch of Congress entire control Of its con-
,inrent fund without the revision OF the Ac-
counting officers Of the Treasury.
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee saw no necessity
for such Il. law, conceiving also that 1t would
be unconstitutional.
MIR. Cobb OF Georgia said he hoped that
the House had not sunk so low rs to refuse TO
reverse the action of the First Comptroller oil
The Treasury. who had undertaken to lecture
the House. not only for increasing the saa-
ries of their officers, bat their own salaries
Mr.. Jones inquired whether Mr.. Cobb had
ever heard Of any case where the Comptroi-
Ter refused to allow the vouchers of the Clerk
Of this House. when certified by the Commit
Tee on Accounts.
Mr.. Cobb replied that the Controller never
so reruscd--the evidence is conclusive that
the Committee Of Accounts have discharged
their duties to the satisfaction OF the Con
troller.
After further consideration the bill was
postponed tii tomorrow.
The Submarine Telegraph bill, os received
from the Senate. was referred to the commit
tea OF Ways ana Means.
The House then went into Committee 81
tht Whoir on the state OF the Union upon
the tariff bill.
MIR. Maxwell defended the positions of the
President in his annual message, and ylnaI-
Gated the principles OF the Democratic party.
On notion the House then took a recess
untIl o'clock. when session VIII lie held
for thc purpose Of debate oaiy.
Ercaiug S,S&ton.-Iherc we're only about
a dozen members present,
Mcssrs. Scott and Perry sc7erally indica- |
ted that they wished TO review the Presidents
Message, and obtained permission to prnt
their speeches.
The House then adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

SINGULAR AFFECTION IN A Doc Charles
3!Gestnn II man well known on the Alabama
r,y,.r hat for the last few years a resident Of
q ,li,ornl was killed hy the explosion Of a
steamboat near San Francisco few months
since. A noble Newfoundland dog owned
hy him escaped Injury and dragged the body
.oi h.s ls lsier To the shore. The dog was
sent h me to the mother Of the deceased resi-
dinl m Perry county. Alabama. On being
shnwn the dagnerr.otype of his lost master,
the dog iGmedi ,tely recognized It and com
rcaced licking il, and sending mp the most
pltcoUS hows, siHce that time he has refused
ali tn0i aud mutus almost constantly.
When last heard from he was in dying con-
duion, und is probably dead 10y tins time
Where, ia human history can be found sncll
"A ius;ancS Of devoted love, and int,nse grici
Il the loss OF loved one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
FROM HAysls-Goy GuARy's MESSAGE.

FIR ON IEtSSBS-GON GChE MISsaSI'
81 LOUIS Jan. 20.-The Republican has
nm advance COPY OF Gov. Grarys Message
t. the Kansas Legislature. In laying down
the principles which are TO guide bis admin.
IstratioG, he says IA jealous regard Tor the
elective security aud saUclity OF the ballot
box with un adherence To the doctrine OF
popular sovereignty, as guaranteed III the
organic ac. establishing the territory; the
preservation Of the currency, based on gold
and silver; free and safe immigration from
every part Of the country. determination TO
submit 10 no Invasion OF the sovereignty vi
the territory, entire religious tleedom, free
press, free speech, 4he right to assemble and
Il .scuss all questions Of public interest trials
by iurrs ,rIpagt'al'y selected, the sanctty Of
the writ Of hahcas corpus tie repeal oi all
laws Inconsistent with the Constitution o.
the United States a@d tie organic act, are
the ideas 10y wi;ch his policy will he shaped.
HIS views Of sOHaltrr sovereignty are en-
bodied in the following passage -
The durability aud imperative authority OF
the State Constitution. when the interest Ct
the people require . Stale Government aud
the direct popular vote necessary 10 give il
sanction and effect, will be a proper occasion.
oace for all. to decide the grave political
Questions which undcriic Il we'll regulated
Commonwealth The Governor advises the
Legislature to let Slavery alone, where the
Constitution places it 10 f,rego legislation
in reference 10 il until the State Constitution
is formed. lie recommends that the errors
ami OMISSIONS in the statute book lie rorrrc-
ted he drnounccs the t,sl-oalh act, aud
recommends It's ,cp,ul; lie dlsopproycs of
the present mode of selecting JuyicS, and
recommends their selection by lot. The
adoption of the ballot box plan is Insisted
on lie recommends law requiring i resi-
d.nce in the territory o! ninety days, and IN
c-rtain districts tor tea days. 10 prevent
Illegal voting. lie advises a repeal OF the
yutrnl law. Which irvics ii tax on al property
for the especial projection OF the slave own.
rrs. The balance nI the message. which is
an able aud upright document, is devoted to
iuval affairs
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nv AN 8 SE cos
GRE + GIFT BOOK SALE.
10o ERoDWAY, NEW YoRa

Fine Gold Je'ceIry Girca o'coy 10 Purchaser
IF B90iS.
All Books will lie sGld as low rs can be had
at other stores, many of them for less New
looks received daily, A Gil var>iug in value
from - cents to > co. given with eachtbool at
the time it is sold. Having on hand very
large stock OF new and valuable BOOKS, ard as
our motto is Large sales aud small gains Than
can he had elsewhere. ANY ook published in
New York or Philadelphia will be promptly sent
gilt included, m receipt Of publishers price. -
Catalogues OF Books and Presents containing
full explanations will be scat free to all parts OF
the country.
The most liberal Inducements arc offered to
Agents, Any person by sending us AN ORDER ror
ten bucks, with monev inclcscL, will I've entitled
to an extra Book and Gin.
All orders for BOOKS containing money. Or
crsorc perfect saiciy.) should be Registered at
The Post Office where thcy are mailed, aud rec-
tel to Evan q Co., 400 Broadway, New York
EGcrcucc.--M. Thomas q Sons. South 1th
street, Philadelphia J. B. Iirpincctt i. Co,
Phiiade'ihii; ID. Appleton & Co. Broadway,
New York; Derby 4. Jackson, Nassau street,
New York.
IY~ SEND TOEA CATALOGUE. nj
EVANS Is Co,
Principal Store 409 Broadway, New York.
Branch stores al l25 Chc.tnut Street, 'PAi.adel-
phin and at Washington, d. e.
December 30. 1856 PIN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

JANUARY, 1857. New Series No 100
I $l.000--S 500--S 200 a
YEA r ! Farmers DO your
annual expenses for labor,
Teams Seed, Manure, &c. a.
mount TO even the smallest OF
THE above sums2 Would it not
then be good policy TO add II
Single dollar more, and receive
AZ the beginning of every
month a large work of twenty
flour pages. filed with the ex-
Iperience of u great number OF
persons doing the same things
as yourself? When you are
putting in u crop. rearing an
animal, planting an orchard,
or doing any one of the thou
sand things connected with
farm work, would pay to know
how others begin, and carry
on the same operations ?
1t is truly said ; every one
can learn something from ev-
lery one else--even from a fool.
1t you consult Il journal Of II
months which contains during
that time over five hundred
articles, giving plain, practi-
cable accounts OF what Others
end TO be best and most pro-
fitable crops, animals, fruits,
&c.-the best modes Of vuri-
Gus kinds Of works, &c.-.it is
not probable that you will get
many hints, each wort hdollars
to you
rbe American Agricultur-
Ialist is snch Journal as this.
1t is conducted by practical
working men, who speak not
from theory but experience.
1t is also one Of the very
few perfectly independent
Journals of the country, hav-
ing no connection with any
manufacturers of manures or
implements Of sellers Of ani.
mails or trees. Having a large
paying circulation, it stands
upon its own basis, and can at
ford to be outspokcn on all
Subjects. 1t is, aud will con-
tinue to be, particular down
upon agricultural humbugs--
caution in reference to uncer-
tain new things-aud ready to
set before its readers the real
claims Of whatever is proved
TO be good and useful.
This page could be filled
with statements Of a multi.
tude Of readers. who have in
years past derived their hun
dreds Of dollars Of profits from
hints in the pages Of Tie Ag-
riculturalist. and who have
been saved BY its warnings
from the inlpositions of I'M
scrupulous spectators in
hum bug manures, plants, &c,
Gc.
Gardeners, Fruit growers, |
Stock Raisers, in short, every
one who cultivates a single
rod of ground will find it Il
paying Investment, 20 supply |
or herself, with the |
Agriculirralist. 1t will cost |
bat u dollar to try it for one |
year.