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SEWING MACHINES.
SUCCESS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

Over $4,000 SINGERS SEWING MACHINES are in use,
which number than of other Sewing Ma
chine the Of clothing and shoes made by them Is
probably much than by all other Sewing Machines put
together.
for without dollars expense for Iepars while
Triumphant Success" Machines order at the Steam Cloth
ing Factory in this city. Etz
The of the of the great superiority
of Smper's Sewing Machines: 80 -.
There other Sewing Machine in the world that Will DO
all kinds Of ewing with equal facility.
The superior beauty and excellence OF the stitch being the
same o both sides of the fabric. l.
Negroes be safely trusted with the entire of the
without the least apprehension that they will get out
of order. :, ,
daily receiving propositions to exchange all other
kinds Of Sewing Machines for Singers 7
No Sewing Machine has given universal satisfaction for
several years in any portion of this State. 5..a .a
Triumphant Success Machine &c. b. in the par
ish Of Lafourche was laid aside two years SINCE
of the suboned certificate used Wheeler
Machine eighteen months and sold 1t for onehaf the
and bought Singers.
We the undersigned, certify that have had SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES in the length of tune and for the
specified and find them admirably adapted to all kinds
Of sewing fine They simple in consuc
on and liable to get out e order and the work done
them is beautiful and substantial We believe they have
universal satisfaction in this region and we therefore recon
all have much sewing to do OF kind
q great labor saving machine
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na D. VEeAs,s DANCING ACADEn1Y, A1

oo j. VEGAS'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT
"a ODD FELLOWS HALL
j. VEGAS most respectfully to his friends
and the public that his popular Dancing Academy Is
now open Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching will COM
mence on MONDAY, Nov. Z. IA
uade in the first circles of Paris and London last
winter will be taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The popular Chdres Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr. j. Vegas every month";
The days and hours of Tuition follows:
Idies-uesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till II
/ O'Clock NJ. =
ChiidrenTnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from till
o'clock P. NJ.
Geneen-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from till 10
o'clock P. NJ.
n8- practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Parcula7 attention will be given Children, and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this CITY, will be brought
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminaries and Private
Families.
The Musical Department under the charge Of that excellent
violins Mr. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees.
hall or ct MIR. GABICrs Music Store, 80 Camp street.
no6 Am
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GPALDING & ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
~ THEATER. @ls4.lsgs

SPALDING & ROGERs, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
81. Charles street. corner of Commercial Place.
g. + ;. se..I sso:,s,1e. Bs..ns.s x:psgsr
Henry Rsrsshids Treasussr
aSasE .as
Ey CENT. Dre.. Circle Family Circle
IL; len I. syis;.s, X
sssIsas s.s. Il: ss..
hf't NEW oREss Il snsH cnRcGs
comprising Tie elite Of ~ -
s ss e @
Mr. Eoss s NJ NJ &c TTssD sshsl
respectfully .ub. e hoss fond Of Eques
sssps nd ss % Earops
among whom win Be found g
European Artists never before iD New M orlssn,;
s
hsss & aBtsA s md sss
beat Equbriat Galesthens in Eu
Mile Antsinette siegst Of the Cirque Napoleon Paris Of
| general utility. Z
ssss %
ing and I Baekwoods Sports
Il Thayer. q great al the North Humors to
dpus
Master Williams, Lipuiian Gymnas much psttsd at he
Fayories IL New Orleans Last Winter:
Little Kate Ormond paragon Of Equestrian and Terpscho
YOUNG zs'sss fasp.
M Omar Rhsrdsou the incomparable Hurdle Racer ant
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de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. ) BARsHALL, decide.
No. 1888
I'm VERTUN dun ortlre de vente, rendu lie
T. decembre 1857 moi adresse phonorable Deux-
iame Ia Nouvee Orleans dams aare Ct
dessus procedera lie LUNDI II de anyier, 1855 midi
a8tel de Ia Cite de la Commune entre les du Camp
ct adjudication de- 5 s,l.
NEUF CERTAINS TERRAINS, stues Ia Vile de Car
roton Paoisse de Jefferson dams et No. virgt borne
les Colapissu LAUREL Treideme ct Hamilton Les dits
dasgnes les Nos H. L. a. a. l3 IA Is l6 ct
suiysn plan dresse par Louis Brnger arpenteTr
public d Ia Nouyelle Orleans. fi[y .s8.3i
Nos II tl2 cougus mesuent chacun ente peds
six Ia Laurel Grove cent
ped de profonea entire gnss arallees les Nos
pieds six face Ia Hamilton
peds six de profondeu entire
gnes paraees dts terans contgns sont iro
phes dams le 49, a. IL
coungu chacun trente six face
la vngdeux pieds de profondeur
gnes paraees lie No Is tormant Pange des rues Laure
Grove ct Treizeme We
~. NO E. T. PARKER, q
Dc lS % ja4 IL Sheriff de Ia Parosee d. Tlenns
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de ia Nonyele Orleans CARSTENS-No. l3.25l.
ATTENDU que Doris Nordcman presente
n petition In lehet d'obenir les etres de
curae la succession yacane de feu John Carstens deeede
inestat- ..-,. -. .,.-s -. Z
Avis est par present donne que celia peut
cerner deduire dix ours les rasons les
auees serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour: .--.aF
Ia T. 3. WlLTX, Grefher.
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THE LIVING sKELETOE-rHE GREATEST

THE LIVING sKELETOE-THE GREATEST
i Living Curiosity in America. 55.5
This Great Living wonae. q Of and weighs only
3S pounds He has NO FLESH the Arms Legs Body;
yet he IS alive and in good health and intelligent He
been visited by nearly half million person. in different
IN THE woRLD-and he Is without exception, the Greatest
Living Curiosity exhibited In New Orleans
Also be seem the Wonderful LEOPARD MAN; or Negro
Turning White. .-. -
on - s = Sdm;ss;on' Sdn * cent. ds Ct.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouR1l SUCCESSION OF JOHN CARS
WHERE As Doris Nortieman n has petittOned
w letters of curatoshp the esste Of
the late John CnrsteDs, deceased intestate- t,
Notice hereby given all whom it concern show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. --5 N5{ !
By order OF the Court. - d
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SHERIFFs SALES.

l.
80. r,,..,. 1o~a,aw HAyrhRfY w ADgtJNg
sI1IH JisIkiCI Ooshf ". uGpG n = 80 az r /
NY urre1ns. Sta~s ,Hr1f - fEera TSrise
kAAAs - ~ ~ fsurr
directed by ne .ne Y s1s1 In DsSs R i"
oresna y ne ap1ye entaeo eause y mi ~ al
sna ~ sao ats ohei1 y ~ n ~ N %
~ pnpnS sucsl'n Y AyN !S y = ~ =
re and .aovable effects
II XII Cr,,,r sfsest IL m FIrr
District q this city pr inventory 70 b seen % my once
7.G7 2 4 PARKEE,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of ofieahs'
r.vr.pnv. AnEdNE
~ y y y a1s
ae u - frrs.s
~ ,hs, ~ ~ s:our ~ * nissr,ct ds Ia
S III ~, rs.rsSsys /, II
qsyans sne et par iu ne ~ s. y Il
~ G y Ss asses.Sts :, sy2s - ~ - =
a asns Il aiso
,rCs h' r. ~ Al 49, IL Psruisy Tisrt ~
cs,.e r. a, ds,.s ~ mon hnyssn nnr ~
s'''ie' suv A"s 'ns "ets'ee ~ ~
Sss.,. s... s.,~ 4 x...,.. So lia
fynNrITInN .r ,non..n4 A. Decentralization
oi's-S''sr'-a'' ~ 4eA1s n = P2REFR
"a ahsv,fds i. P.rot.ss Sflrissns
aas..- = : - :
THIN Drsfr1cy C0uer COIJ,ENS W0OLDRIOGE
- = NJ Nr. 0resns IN Rirs f.c,fJEa-No II 7tu, 4
\ ny VIRTUE Of Z vvrff ~ aeirure at6 saie tn
ID me directed ~ te Honssbie ne Thjrd tct Court n
New rIeans the Above entitled esuse VIII uoced to se
Al nuiic auctiou a DE fv fIotei Cor0r areet
Gasp and Magasins streets On MONDAY ihe IIth dsy
Jsn,arv 1893 n IL o,clnet ts
| efty ~ e.. - a . - -
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By ordsf q e ihs 1isss%.s. % ,.,

!. NJ. :. JOE DOAT P1SCA0OUIA VIII.
move ships, sshoonefs and M dsfeoa1 np q down.
io.l M rHOs. 9. HACKKY NORRIS, Asssea
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NTARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
ll appointed for the old established house of AR
BoUIN MARETT co. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandy prepared for either the
prices Cognac shipped any port
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples besesn
at the store of GID"
s. WOLFF, .,#
n17 ly Corner of Gravier street and New Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

NJ ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE,
NS At FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, l57 Common street, at
"A this time 100 likely Negroes for sale viz No. Field
~ Hands Cooks Washers; and Ironers; No Carpenter
No Engineer. Through the entire year will be found
large and well selected lot Of Negroes purchased expressly for
this Market and will be receiving supplies week dn
ring the Having leased the house formerly occupied
BY Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition to
able furnish traders With Negroes for sale
Comfortable quarters shall all endesvor give sat
;sfaction 10 ali parties. THOS. FOSTER,
se2l 6u l57 Common street.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
- steamer GRAMPUS, now lying on the opposite
side of the river in good running order and well
found; adapted for the towing busness dimensions LAG
feet long n feet beam feet hold Is inch cylinder foot
sroke will sold accommodating For further par.
ticulars, apply to D. H. fhELfS,
rn23 3mf q Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

q FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
Z SHEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
step p-dauehter of Mime Arrane Brooks her
Of reopening her Academy Of Dancing the
~ first tuesday, in November, at EAGLE HAIL. on
w Prytauia street, the Widows Retreat
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore,
ALWAYS subject the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks.
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy will be
taught including the much admired Lancers.
The terms the Academy will remain before.
RA Childrens Soiree will be given occasionally through
olO If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

fsgggsSga9a NOTICE-WAs STOLEN FROM MY RE-
ffsa 'iience No. III Nayades street. last night among
,ther things pocketboo with an elias ic tie and
porte -mOnnaie the former containing two promis-
sorry notes. follows dated Augusta, Ga the l of
April 1856 made by e. b. Lamar and Y K Stevenson for j.
g. Stuart and by him endowed payable after date,
for 600 the other made j. n Rculf for F. A. Lumsden,
sixts days after date for the sum of $50
All persons hereby cautioned from buying negotiating
for said notes, payment has been siopped.
W. p. GRAYSON
d- If Is Commercial Place.
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A MOTHER LOT OF CHEAP COAL-2O00
y choice Welsh Parlor Coal for sale fifty per
a. St J. E. CALDWELL L CO., % Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
ar BY R. ARMF1ELD, Auctioneer
THIS EVENING, At carly gas lAghHs at MO-
So IT. Charles street, will be sold fg,
collection Of the best works OF the best suthor IN
the various branches of Literature, Science and Art
- s73f7- }'At'-c gfs.
Letter Cap and Note Papers, Enveops Gold Pencils etc.
This comprises tho best Books Of the principal pup-
fishers United States together with variety OF London
Publications of the 6ne, useful and industrial arts
The Books and perfect and are for exam
nation and private sale during the day.
until all ave sold > :" E55f5-.4 MA Sn.
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= ''-7-
ADJUSTMENTS.


(.RlsP's 6AIETY-a AVER srKEkf-l
Lessee and Manager ". n gESsr'
WEDNESDAY EVENING. December .. 1857.
The Wonderful Msrtipe and Bondin Troupe date Rayels
Second night Of the fairy panomie the REEN MONSTER
r Marne Cheyaer Le Grand: Marnetd ~ the White
knight, THE MYSTIC RINGS by the Martinetti Broth
La Polka Nationale BY Mile Cspel and MONS lgnacio
conclude with the comic and fairy pantonme the GREEN
NONST Err. commence with the farce Of MISTAKEN
sTORY-Characters BY Nj. and Mrs q. Hale etc.
PRICES or AnMIssToN-Dres Circle and Parqnette,7t.
Family Circle 10 cens Gallery, Is cents Colored Gal
lefy rs usdroon Private Seat eens IL
CANT Private Boxes from 95 to $8 EACH according capacity
Box Office open from 10 O'Clock A. ~ until o'clock r. NJ
where seats can be secured.
Doors ct ~ o'clock; performance a. 7
precisely. d9
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES sr-
B. Lessee and Manager.
Third night Of the Great Taxedans Mr. and Mrs STARK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 9, 1857,
The celebrated play Of IMGoMAR-Ingornsf, Mr.. Stark
Psrthenia Mrs Sarke To conclude with the farce Of the
MAID WITH THE MILKING PAII-Dieon, Mr.. v. Bowers;
Milly with song, Miss Kate Reynolds.
PRICES OF ADNIssION-Dress Circle and Parquette rs
cents Second Circle 50 cents; Gallery Quadroon Box
tickets. 10 cents; Private Boxes, each 80.
Doors al 6z Overture at O'clock Box
Office open daily from 10 to3P.M
d9 G. q. cHEsBEY. Treasurer.
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by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer. r
THURSDAY, the 10th inst.,. at half-past
bocock r M auction store, No. "a Cnstomhouse
street, between Chartres and Old Isvee will be sold
large invoice French English and Spanish Works Of the
best authors ancient well as modern.
10 = D. dS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS |
CITY Hall, December J. lS5l. =
NOTICE OF ELECTION-IN C0NFoRMiIf
IN with Resolution No. 3605 Of the Common COunc oil the
ciy of New Orleans approved November u 1851 an election
viii he held on THURSDAY, l7th December inst
In th Third Ward for Assistant TO- MI me w
cancies occasioned the designations OF N f. Bailey ana D.
In tbe Eighth Ward Assistant Alderman to I'LL the
accustomed by resignation of S. r. Del abarre
The election will be held the provisions OF me ACT Oh
1887 and the Inspectors and places for holding VIII De @
nonled by the Cenal Board of according
to law. ohAo' 'i' W Ma,yor
d3 I'd -s.-
old RYE VVIIiSKY550 b6ls N store ma 70 tof SAFE
ass 81 Graver street.
APPLE BRANDY-2O bbls. very superior, IN .stofe
nos ~ avs ~ " Gravier street
DEACH ,BRANDY-iO bbs very old and pure in
store anu 'of SANS 'S JONES. MACKlNDER & CO,
rae 81 G tnvier street.
ONDoN PORTERso casks ansrts i in store ore and Tor
u sale by JONES, MAehiEodi'fEn al frSisr Ier street
MO VI 9raslel - seeet.
PEEFSoo bbls Evans SMiits Family Ness m for sale by
n23 S Tchoupoutls steet.
TANDLES-l0N0 whole half and quarter boxes Proctor Il
'"D'0e 7''''' ' JOSEPH Lands L CO,
MO 33 TchouptoE!as street..
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

"- W 80 80 New Orleans, Dec g 1851.
~ The stOckhOlderg are reque1tcM " s,ogn NM
ib Office cancellation their old
per the capital stock Of this
new cercaes of 500 per SHARE according 70 the
entered into by them and in confomiy WIN ne ac' ne
gsatue approved on the Ah OF iyEa pvss,dent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

BY MONTGOMERY 4 SMITH.
-..a" r. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
ERIDAY, the 11th inst, at III o'clock A. NJ,
at the Old Auction 81 Camp will be sold
extensive Of elegant Rosewood PaIor
and Bedroom Sets Mahogany do do Black Walnut do
Black Walnut Armoirs do Bedseads Marble
other Dress Bureaus and open
Sofas; a-Tetes Mahogany Black Walnut and
Dining Chairs Center Sofa and Gard Tables Whanoss
SidebOards, etc.
MIRRORS-Elegant French Plate Pier and Nante Glasses
CARPETS-Ingrain. Brussels and Velyets.
PIANOS-Square and Pccolos. .
MrTERMS-Cash. Sale positive. d9
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rain sur Ia rue Live Oak. 'gas ,-
PAR N. vIGNIE. Encantenr.
TEUDI 10 decembre 1857, q midi rArsade
y Msgasins dun ordre de Phonor
District de date du
q 1851 No. pour s compte de la dte succession
publiQue, II sera yendu---
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams le QuatIeme Dis
ct de cete et borne les Live Oak HUT
eme Neuysme Msgasns meurant peds de face Ia
Live Oak "a peds de profondeur entire hgnes
paalleles Ensemble mais0n bos contenant deux
chambres, citerne, hangatd, etc.
COND1TIONS-Comptan no ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

Il FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED AND FOR
LIZ <sae DUBOIS MISH's Stable Union street.
avn superior of HORSES suitable Carriage Buggy
saddle Also fine Indian Pony perfectly gentle
kind suitable lady boy ride together with
Stallion Messenger stock works well in harness. either single
or doudle also good saddle Horse.
All the stock offer low for cash. together with th
Vehicles consisting of Top Buggies, Open ditto Double
Carriages Rockaways etc.
All the above condition and guaranteed be
equal any city of the would respect
fully all in call and examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
do I'm j. w. BRADFORD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

SAZERAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE GOOD
~ supply receiving by direct importaons
France stock of this celebrated and highly
favored We have 1895 in eighth pipes 1898 in eighth
pipes 1906 in half eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and
generally this article and unaduerated. For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
WIN. Z. LEVERICH CO., "a Old Levee St.
nIQ " Apeu in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

LOUIS CHARLES VS.. HIS CREDITORS EXTENSIVE
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Clothing. ..
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auct'rs
CATURDAY, the 18th inst, and following
. days. IL O'Clock A. NJ the store Of Baronne
Foydras Streets virtue of order from the honorable
the District of New Orleans bearing date the 2Sh
of November, 1857, will be sold
The of Goods Boots Shoes and Cloth
ing his creditors by said Louis Charles.
KST- TERMS-Cash, do
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

TTyO TIIE IADIES-MISS TIL. DETER tSUCCES-
Mrs Georgne Taber) Canal street near DaSphn
have just arrived Hamburg by the ship Copernicus, con-
sisting of a full assortment of all kinds Of We
Worsted, Embroidery, Silks
Chenilles, Beads Patterns
Embroldering Crochet,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

rKlsF'Y GAIETY-a RAylER sTREKT-
ressee and Manager 2. .s.., n. CRISP.
Treasurer ,.,,,...... Mr. NJ w. CANNING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-09

sUCCEssION OF MAX HOMANN-HOUsE AND LOT OF
Live Oak street.
"-.5st BY N. yIGNIE, Auctioneer.
nHURSDAY. 10th of December, 1857, at
Banks Arcade, Magazine street At Y O'clock BY VIZ
New Orleans dated 18th October 1851 No. IS gfor account
Of said succession, public auction will be sold
CERTAIN LOT situated in the Fourth District Of this
city, in the bounded BY Live Oak Eighth Magazine and
Of 81 feet inches parallel lines Together with
Frame House containing rooms cser yard she'd ETC.
TERMS-Cash. NO AZ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
TTPEEE AGAIN.

MIR. Wray thinks that Imphce or the Afri.
can sugar cane will furnish the Northern
States with means Of making sugar for them
selves. Several varieties Of il will ripcn per-
fcctly in from seventy five to one hundred
days. lie thinks that it can be crystal2ed ty
n method which he has used for which he has
applied for apat1nt in the States IS well a il
Great britain AMI some countries on the con-
tinent. The method consists Of several dis
tinct operations. l. Treating The joice with
"cream Of lime" without heat g Fitering
the juice thrcGgh charcoal 10 remove ell fec
u.ence. This gives clear bright liquor, with
out any heat 8. Heat the liquor 10 l20 or
$50 degrees FarCnleit put in nut gals, aid
bring the liquor to boiling point. Keep it
so few momets then cool and filter again
4. Eyaporate the liquor in open pans, skim
ming the scum as il rises TIL the syrup is
ready TO grain. >. Then remove to vessels
proper for this purpose. If it should not
granulete readily, throw into the conceutra-
ted syrup a few ounces Of well-grained sugar
This will cause il to grain rapidly. Dy the
use Of this method Mr.. w. airms that excel
lent white sugar can always be made from The
African sugar cane,
If lie is right in this matter our farmers
will do well TO look into the subject. The
experience of the last eighteen months wA
give additional Interest 10 every effort 10 Sc
cure cheap domestic sugar. Our advice Il
all is that they read extensively, observe caIe
fully, experiment cautiously and having pr5y
en- AL things hold fast to that which is good,
Ohio Former.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
q 0 etrp.
A MEDLEY.


The peeuliarity in tue following Ingenious.
" collected lines consists in this, that each
line is one Of well known verses, and yet they
are well collated that they rhyme and are oi
the same metre
The moon was shining silver bright,
All bloodess lay the untrodden snow;
When freedom from the mountain height,
Exclaimed. "Now don't be foolish, Joe!"
An hour passed on the Turk awoke,
a humble. bee went thundeIing by,
To hover in the sulphar smoke,
And spread its pail upon the sky.
Ills echoing axe tho settler swurg,
lie was lad OF high renown; o
And deep tue rea;ly caves among,
Giles Scroggins courted Molly Brown.
Loud roars the wild, inconatunt blast,
Aud cIoudless set the eun at even;
When twilight dews are falling fest
And rolls the thundet-drum Of heaven!
Oh. ever thus, from chllhood's hour,
BY torch and trumpet fast arrayed
Beneath yon ivy.mantled tower,
The bu!lfrog croaks his aercn4do.
Oh, my love is like tho red, red rose.
lie bought o ring with posey true
Sir Barney Dodrin broke his ncso,
And, Saxon, Gm lthoder!ck DAu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
farmrr's 9epaItmcnt.
GRURs IN Al2pEr9 TRGEs.

We have printed in the Weekly Sun, from
time to time much information upon the sub
ject Of worms in fruit trees as one possessing
substantial interest to the farmer who makes
fruit one Of his crops as we thiGk every farmer
should The following article f:ofO the Coun-
try Gentleman from an extensive fruit grower
OF New York appcas to us 10 contain all Il o
necessary advice in nutshell ns 10 the
management or apple trees in reference 10
the boror or grub which in most localities
prove SO detrimental to the successful culture
Of the apple. Although September mention
cd rs tie most suitable time TO HIN the grub
yet We prcscme il is still in time though re
Quiring little more care and it Is much bet
ter TO destroy what car be found nov than 10
allow them TO cogtinue the work Of destruc-
;ion undisturbed for another year. Bot 10
the article which ooght t. be proved for ref.
crence:
After all that hes bson said about prevcn-
ting this worm rrem destroying orchards. yet
not one former and tree planter is benefited.
70 exterminate them from old trees where
they have been allowed to remain undisturbed
for yeNls or even in younger trees Of six or
ten inches diameter would lie q work we
should not know how TO perform successfully.
But to save Young trees from destruction IS
easy enough when the work is commenced
with the early growth or the tree. The RENE
dy is simple but efficient. Our method IL !:
When the trees have been set in the orchard
one year we go to each tree about the first Of
September and remove the soil from the col
lar of the tree till we come to the roots then
with the back of kuife, or Gn instrument
made Tor tho purpose we scrape the surface
OF the bark entirely around the tree aud ii
any insect has begun his work we find it immo.
Rtely under the bark aud next the sap-wood
from ono-eigth to half an inch in length. The
bark is the food for the FIRST year; but ii suf-
iered 10 remain unlisturbed another year it is
invariably found TO have entered the solid
wood and often 10 the centre of the tree whe5c
it is safe from all attemps to destroy him &
cept By the actual cutting Of the tree till he
can be reached by either the knife or wl!e
prepared for the purpose.
We make this annual examination as reg
nlarly as we hoe our corn and the result is
successful and probably the safest and cheap
est method Of meeting this destructive in
sect In an orchard Of more than three thou
sand trees we believe we have not lost tree
from the grub in three years.-Ipeekly Sun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
EApTHENWARE.

'vENHE subscriber respectfully Informs the ci,i-
Il zens Of sunbury and the public generally.
that he has commenced the manufacture Of all
kinds Of
EARTHENW WARE,
at his manufactory in Whortlebcry Street, one
square east Of the River. He has engaged the
services of Mr.. HAnr. and you can therefore
depend on having n good article. The pubic
are respectfully invited to call.
All orders from distance will be promptly
attended to.
p. M. sHINDEL.
sunbury, Feb. :, 1s56.--tf