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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

WEARING FLASYEL-In our climate, fckle
10 its CLEANS Of sunshine 00d its bGlny airs,
as c0Quette in her smiles aud favors, con-
sumption ears away every yearthe ornaments
Of sIauy social circles. The farest and love
iest are its favorite victims. An ounce Of
prevention in this fatal disease is worth many
pounds % cure, fer when once well seated, II
mocks alike medical skill and careful nursing
Il the fair sex could be induced to regard the
laws Of health many precious lives might be
saved, bat pnsteboard soies, low neck dresses
and lil.prtiau hats, sow annually the seeds
Of fatal harvest. The suggestion in the fol-
lowing article FROM the Scientific American, if
followed, might save many.with coGsumptive
tendeces from all early grave -
." Fat it on at once, winter and summer
nothi2g better eau be worn next TO the skin
than loose, red wooilen shirt ''loose," for
| it has room to move on the skin, thus causing
sn irritation which draws the blood to the
surface and keeps it there; red for white
flannel fulls up, mats together, and becomes
tight, stiff heavy, and impervious. Cotton
wool merely absorbs the moisture from the
surface while wool!en iannel conveys it from
the skin aud deposits it in drops on the out
side CT the shirt, from which the ordinary cot
ton shirt, absorbS it and by its nearer exposure
to TIE Dir it is soon dried without injury tC
the body. Having these properties red WOO
flannel is worn by sailors even in the midsum
mer Of the hottest countries. Wear thinner
material in summer.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST Jouys, n. T. VIA QuEBEo, Nov. "a
The u. ). mail steamship Vanderbilt passed
of Cape Race Oh Sunday Afternoon, and her
news package was. s.su,CessIully trunsterred.to
tie news yacht Of the Associated Press. The
telegrapu lines having been interrupted be-
tween Cape Breton and Maine, its delivery
WAS prevented yesterday, aud 1t can only be
sent to-day via the Canadian lines and Que.
bee.
The steamer North Star, from New York
on Oct. 3lst arrived at southampton Oh the
18th inst.
\ fearful ioapc:al panic occurred in Eng
land, the day alter the Atlantic sailed.
All the Banks refused TO discount in any
shape.
The following failures occurred during the
during the pane City Of Glasgow Bank :;
Sanderson, Sandman Il Co, OF London; Viii
son Morgan " Co, Stalioners Of London =,
Fetch Il Skeet, Slatiouers, OF London Cod
dingtou & Co, Iron n erchunts, of Liverpool;
Mackenzie, Ramsey s Co., of Dundee; Ora
per, Picton d. Co., OF London; Talmsn, Gre
mel q Co., OF Liverpool Ban Brodice & Co.,
of London Munroe, Grant IL Co, of Swan-
sea Siergman K Co, Of Nottingham.
In the midst OF tho pauic tho Treasury is
s1sd AN order suspendiug the charter OF the
Bank of England, and authorizing the issue
Of small notes to any amount. The effect OF
this order was instantaneous. The panic
Immediately ceased aud the news was rscei-
we'd with furious acclamstiOus IN all the eom-
mercial cities throughout the Kingdom.
The English money market was steadieI
on the 18th. Bapk stock quoted at 1854 G
Zl2. Exchequer bills improved Ali kind;
of produce Immediately advanced considera
bly,.
There had bean great money panic il
Ecotland, aud a heavy run prevailed On al
the banks.
The feeling among the husiaass circles i,
Bristol Manchester, Edineurs, ehi cthe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
LECTURE ON JApAN.

Mr.. w. Ii. Doiy delivered lecture on
Japan last evening at Concert Hall before
somewhat small audience on account OF the
inclement state Of the weather.
The lecturer commenced by saying that the
Empire of Japan has for long period
OF time engaged the serious attention of the
commercial men and government OF the Uni
ted States. For the last six years that isola-
ted empire has been an object OF great inter-
est to the civilized world and the United
States had opened the ports which for Gen.
turies bad been closed against Older nations,
and through which the powers of Europe
have since entered and started trade with
its people.
The government of Japan is shared by &c
clesiasticul and military sovereigns. The
spiritual soveregn's courti is held at Macao,
the religious capital Of the country, and con
sists OF 24,000 priests who have IN charge
1000 temples in that immense city. Ills
council is 200 grand high priests of the trst
reuk who occupy with him portion OF the
palace.
The Sioguu or Emperor resides OF Jeddo,
and is assisted by council OF hereditary prin-
ces who form the legislative body who regu-
late taxation commerce public works police,
criminal, Justice, military dlairs aud religion.
The country is divided into provinces, %
principalities, CO departments, AID 622 dis
trcts The provinces and principalitles are
governed by hereditary princes among whom
a hind Of feudal system prevails The de-
par.meuts and districts are governed by q
chief and four vice governors, who are assisted
by as many secretaries aud watched by as
many spies. Government spies prevado every
portion of the empire, and are attached to
every offics and ore always in attendance
where business transactions require their
presence. The imperial officers are kept in
Office during good behavior, and are prou, oted
according to merit, without regard to dates.
TIE city of Jeddo is, he said, without ex-
ception, the largest city in the world. 1t
contains 100000 dwellings, and the unpora-
leled number of 100000 of people. Some
of its streets are l6 Japanese ri's in length,
which is equal to 80 English miles. The
commerce Of Japan is immense and the sea
all along their coast is covered with their
ahps. Their vessels are laden in the South
ern portion Of the empire with rice, tea, sea
coal, tobacco. silk, cotton and tropical fruits,
all OF which fud a market in the north, und
then return freighted with corn, salt, oil, Ell
singlass, and other productions OF the north,
which find market IN the south.
Under our present treaty with Japan. our
trade with that empire will be limited, mas
much as all our business transactions with
their merchants have to be made through
government agents, but, with liberal cop-
lnsa ciel treaty, our trade will, in Importance,
be next to China, and second 10 none other
in the world.
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Mics May's American Female Poets, with Bio.
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CoSdREss will assemble at Washington this
day two weeks hence. The prominent names
mentioned in connection with the Speakership
Of the House are thoes of-Col. Orr, of South
Carolina, and John 8. Phelps, Of Missouri,
with J..Glancey Jones, Of Pennsylvania, as
an alternate, in case The contest between the
first two named is lreconcable. Capt. NJ eigs
reports that the new hall will be in readiness
at the opening of Congress. However, it is
the intention of the Clerk of the House TO
organize in the old hall, and accordingly it
has been fitted up and is now ready for occu-
pancy. 1t is alleged that the new hall will
be too damp, and it would be imprudent on
the part OF the members TO occupy it until it
is thoroughly dry, and all the dampness has
disappeared, The probability is that it will
not be used before Spring. as the adjoining
rooms, clerks Office, postoflice &c, which ere
necessary, are entirely unflnised.
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E&CELSoIR
SpRIEG DED.
lGsulas Pa,ent, September "a 1851

(Goul2S Potent, September "a 1850
EHOR which diploma was awarded at IL.
+ Eighth Exhibition cG the Mass. CharilsLls
Mechanics Asso2isiioE.
This is an entirely now apE pElicaon Of spiral
springs u beds, making more comfortable, meat
or, aud cheaper spring ned than has been o!ie,si
10 the public, applicable 20 old as well as lew
belateaGs.
The peculiar position of,hc springs elevate ,hs
head slightly, saving the troulie Of buil!iug W
the head with extra holsters.
The construction is SO simple and every pat
So exposed, that bugs have 40 hiding places and
the moot Inexperienced can take out each fer
washing. as they are only fastened by butto7.
The Springs used are made expressly for thcIS
beds Oh Patent Spiral Spring Machine. ILs
public neel only see this bed to appreciate il.
The subscriber has purchased the tight of
manufacturing, and selling, in Northumberland
county, and will furnish the s.,cl5 * reasonable
Tatgs.
EE| spiuGs put in cid hel..ea-, fer three de;-
lags
ISAAC VI. WILKERSRH.
aurbaTy, Sept l2, ls57.-E
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RLINEs GROVE UP TO DATEl
NEW GOODSI NEW GOODSii
Il z e. 4. X. KLINE

u.
Respectfully announce 10 their friends and tbs
public in general that they have received at thor
Store in Upper Augusta township, Norihumbcr-
land county Pa, at Kline Grove their FALL
and WINTER GOODS, and opened to the pub
lie general assortment Of merchandise &c.
Consisting in part of Cloths, back and fancy
Cass.mers, Satinetis, Checks, Kentucky Jeans
together with a general assortment of Fall
and Winter Goods sjspted TO all classes Of per-
sons
Ready made Clothing, ecnsisting Of Cssm and
Vests, Under Shirts and Drawers
Ladies Dress Goods, .
Winter Shawls, Ginghams. Cashn eres, De-
laihes, Cslicoes black Sill g, DC.
Also fresh supply of Drugs ard Medicines,
Groceries 3c.
A new supply Of Hardware, Queenswnrs,
wooden ware Brooms a-c
A large assortment Of Boots and Shoes suis
pie for men women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
Seheol Books, Stationery, Envelopes, Ink, &e.
CHEESE Ann SALT.
And all goods usually kept in county store.
The fpublic are respectfully invited TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhers.
AS we are determined to cell at prices 10 suit
the times for CASH or in Exchange for Country
Produce at the market price.
Thankful for past fayors we hore by strict
attention to business TO merit continuance of
he same.
Kline's Grove, Pa, Nov. 81. ls5z.-f
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AMERICAN AGRIOULTURIST.

BSAKERS HARD TIMES HARD TIMES
ESDOZEN EniaVseiient-S.nlaigoI
The Bcs, in the World,
The Cheapest in tic World.
Premiums TO each Subscriber
Every Farmer interested.
Also, every Small Plot Owner
To meet the increased value Of
nAErR,S money consequent upon the "Fard
EEnN1rJ Times" the publisher Of Tic ANE-
RIcAS AGnIcULTvnIsT is happy
to announce that lie has increased
the pages Of this stauEch old jeur
nal one. tAica, and donh,gd tie in
rinsc vo!ue. Each number will
hereafter contain 81 double quarto
pa es filed with plain, practical
rsAf,T,p,s reliable information, of exceeding
kSnN5rN value 10 every one who culiivatGs
a Farm Garden; or but tie small
lest plot Of ground.
Ladies, each volume OF ,ha Agri-
eullurist will contain hurdres OF
excellent practical hints upon every
rAKrP,siieparlment Of In.D0or, or House
Efn,,gEN hold Wort.
0-'N-' Hesides farrilhing the lurgost
amount ofres,ly nseiul information
prepared By great number Of prac-
teal working men and women, the
agricultural is new the largest
,Lrp,S Journal Of its character in the
bnoyrN world hut owing to the immense
circulation, it can still be afforded
at one dollar year, or for eighty
cents each TO clubs Of ten or more,
BAKERS DOZEN.
or II months will be sent for the
usual price of e, TO all Subscribers
for 1858, (Vol. XVlD, that is, all
single or club subscribers for 1859
who SUBSCRIBER now, will receive
Bh6EES vorsnees and pceonSo@ Of 'Si hi
DO"HN lyear, without extra charge,
Valuable Seed Premiums
To euery Subscriber for 1858
A large lisr Of valuable Field
Garden and Flower Seeds will bC
ipresened 10 the subscribers for vol
ume II, from which every subscri
Der will be allowed to choose three
hackoges without charge. Tn;
Seeds will alone be worth the sub
scriplion price to many persons.
Send in your names at once, ans
! RAKER'S the succeeding numbers PrOPssl,
| 1OD02EN. .lupon the first day Of each m0l.l
until the end of 1858.
The best remedy for the "Hsr,
Times" viii be to learn from Agri
cuturist the best modes OF increas
ling the products of your Fields
| lGaTdens, Orchards, &c.
| TERMs IN ADVANCE.-Sl a yea
(or Ia months now). Six eopie
FOR Ss. Ten copies for go.
lORANGE JUDD, Publisher.
ls9 Water-street, n. York
P.s.-T0 PENNSYLVANIANS.
The Pennsylvania Farm Journal has hesI
merged into the American AgriculluIst, an,
the Agriculturist is now peculiarly the pape
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LARGE DRY GOODS ESTABlISEnEa?,
HAMILTON EASTER 6 Co,
New Marble Eguisg;ng,

Nos. l99, 20l and 203 Balt.more Street,
u D-ALCINIORE
& AVE now in store (mostly OF their own i'm.
X Ii portaton) one OF the largest and lnIsi com
plete Stocks i'll the United States embracing
Sille and SIN goods Of eveip class; Dress
Goods-a very large stock Irish Linens; lin-
cn Goods end Housekeeping Articles CT every de-
acrihtion; Mourning Goods; Cloaks Manlillas
and Sha wis; Emaroiderior, Laccs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Blankets Gdil,s Domestic Goods and
every article generally rexuircd by Farmers and
Planters for servants use.
tzB RetUil Rooms on first e. or-the price
alike to each article f.on which 10 deviation
is made
ETs' Wholesale Rson.s OF lie second and third
fcols
Octdher, IL, ls57.--3m.
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E,er,garclms and Transportation.
E.om PdiioAeIphil and Ittvorton.

From philadelphia aud IftUoUt0n.
EFERCHANTS S ant business men Of Trevor
1'A ton and vicinity, can hsve their Merchan-
disc and other Goods fhippcd through from
Philadelphia to TreyoTton and Port Trevolton
and all intermediate places on the ;ine, hy send
ing TO ths Central Depot House Of FREED,
WARD Il FREED, No. 6ll NaTEet S., above
Eighth Stlert, Philadelphia
Goods carefully attended is and promptly De-
livered
FREED, WARD s FREED, "a gents.
November 7, le57.--3mo3S
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
W NERVOUS DEBILITY, after many
years o! misery, desires to make known 10 al
irliow-5ulerers the sure means Of relief Address
enclosing stamp to paw return postage, Mrs.
MARY L. DEWITT, Boston, Mass, and tso
prescription will be sent free, BY next pos.
August g, lSa7.-3m IT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
Tae $40 erl SIG Single and DoRa %
Threaded Empire Family Sewing
Nacliras.

( n AGENCY for the sale or these gewlny
Machines can be secured on itera terss fuT
the County Of Northumberland. No one need
opply without capital sufcien; to conduct tln
business properly and who cannot bring refer
ences as TO reliability and capacity. persaal
application will be necessary.
The peculiar adaptation Of these Machiees for
all purposes of Family Sewing, will, where ov9
they are offered for sale command ready asi
unlimited demand.
JOHNSON q GOODALL,
S. j. Corner Of 9Th and Arch STE, pLilsosYa.
August Is, l3j;.~-tf
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R0yER's Liquid HAIR DYE.


rEN.E following, from that eminent Physcian
.. Philadelphia, DR.. Brinchle, added to tho
,c-::neay &C Professor Eoola, Gully co.arna
what is eyi!enced by thousands WHO have ubel
Eo>sre Dye.
"GIHAHp Row, CREsrN6r Srarsr,}
Philadelphia, December 22i, ls.53.
"la isgard to HoyEr's LAIR Dyr, esn stat,
unhes.iatEgiy, tina; it contains no L5letelous ia
Gredlcni7, nnd may be used with eniile safety.
nnl with thc utmost confidence and success"
W. l.. BUtNCKLE, MD.
Hovers Writing 6 Indelible Tnts,
Arc So well and widely known, as TO require
eulogy of their merits, ii is only necessary TO sae,
that the steady and increasing demand, gives tho
hest evidence that they maintain their character
foc superiority, which distinguished them whoa
first Introduced, wears ago.
Oflers addressed 10 the MGnulactory, Nc. 4Is
RACE street, above Fourth, (oid No. ls4.)
Philadelphia, viii receive prompt attention, by
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer
Sep. Il, l6ji.-4prii 20, 81, ch.
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What an enormous Variety Of Toys and
Fancy Goods he has. Who Cur Eriond
JOHN y OIL

Il No. liz horM cni 81, a,ops .4rci, Pltld.
Z Z L has just received direct from Europe
Il L very lar,e assortment Of Toys Of all kinds.
fancy Baskets, Pipes, Canes, Secar Cases, To-
baeco Boxes and an endless variety Of lancv az
tic!es. Gel. upon him before purchasins e.so-
where.
PhiIadslpi..a Als0s. 50, is57.-3m23w
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EAIsDEGTEss'
sfS .if.1 AGRICULTURAL WAnEE1UEr,
Nos. Il and 20 South Sirih Street, near Tie
Stale House, PhHd4elyhiQ.

NOS. II and ~ South .Sirh Street. near tie
Stale House, PhIddoiyhiQ
Ten floors Of this spacious Luinr erected e1pre-.
if The pfoprietors trade, are stored with Seeds aJ
renents of intel est t. FurmcIsand Gurerei6.
SIXTY YEARS ESFABlISHEH.
The Subscribers desire t. cali the attention oi every cus
Interested M Farming Gardening, their w select
ed stock OF Agricultural implements aud Machinery
Greet variety OF Horticultural I0'ls, warranted Garden
aud Flower Seeds. Grass and Field Seeds Of the re-
liable quality
The Agricultural Implements sold By Us are mostly
rnanuiHcuI et at Steam Works. Bristol. Pa
Having fitted up this establishment without regard to
expense, with the msL complete Gachncry, for the
uHcture oi Vribus kinds of Agricultural Implements we
are np0 HrepIrn 10 supply al aticlcs ia tbs nc !y
e4@a, fGo superior to ANY thing Of the iLd Before
offered TO the public.
LANDRETHS WARRANTED GARDEN ,Sl;i:rS.
Have baen before The pubic for upwards OF sxty years
their Wiic,pTcad popularity, and the constantly inc,eas
Ing demand from year year, The Lcs. cadence e their
superiority over al uth,ra.
81 Country merchants can lie ralNiea with seeGs in
papers, or bG,k, cn the Iunst liberal .erT5.
BIOoIAsair, Bristol, Pa Grcn Seel grounds
contains three hundred uad seventy aces ana the lc-
gusi establishment OF its Kind in the word
i. IaNnREpH ( SON,
Nos. q and 81 Suuth Sixth Street, ph'adrgL.a.
September 20, lS51-pr3m.
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IA &C xEIe & Il AE 3 x,
uyCsEo1eGEa

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
26l, Norta 1hirc Street, l door teiOlo F.nc,
PHILADELPHIA.
- AI.ES Of Boots ei,d Shoes, Dry Goods Gcrl In;i.
- ware Watches, Fancy Goods, DC, EVERY EVE
MING
C5 Country Stoekcepers and others wii always fud
onr Evening Sales ag and desirphe t.nt v H.
above goods to he sold IN lots to suit buyers
&sSGocds packed on the premises lof Country Trade
Segt. &c. 1sJ7.-C 3m
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AUDITOR,a NOTICE.

vENHE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Il Court Of Common Pleas Of Northumber-
lard county to distribute the proceeds arising
from the sale of the personal property Of FAsELr,
SEisuoITz & Co., to and among those legally
entitled to receive the same. will attend to the
duties of his appointment a. the house of w.
A. Covert. known as the Lawrence House." in
the borough Of Sunbury, on Monday, Deco
TIA, 1887, at 10 o'clock, A. M At which time
aaa place all persons interested may attend.
A. J. RooKEFELLER, Auditor
s4asury, Scvs 81, 1857.
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MOTTO

'ENHE Books of subscription to Stock Of the
SBAmoKIN BASK, will be opened al Viii
liam Viewers Hotel in tho town Of Shamohiu,
oR Monsay, the 30,hday of November, 1857.
w p WILMINGTON,
Secretary to Commissioners.
ehamokin, Nuv. 2, l657.--
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EXECUTORS SALE.

FENHE subscribers, Executors of tho estste Of
ID George Derk, decd, late of Cameron town
ship, Northumberland county, viii expose to
public sale on the premises on SATURDAY,
the l9h day OF December. next. the FARM Of
said Geo. Derk, decd containing l5O Acres,
One Hu,-drel Acres of which is cleared and the
remainder well timhored The improvements
consist of LOG HOUSE and BARN, and a
number of Fruit Trees. The Mahonoy Creek
passes through the premises, and siIoTis an ex.
cellent water power. The location is near the
Coal Region, six miles from SLamokin and six
from Trcvorton.
Terms and conditions will lie made known On
the day CT sale by the undersigned.
MICHAEL DERk.
GEO. kERSTETTER, Exrs.
Cameron twp, Nov. IA, lS57.--ts
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nr1raroi nnrta1c,i

kJR o. KENDALL, lan of. EImirs. hsv'ss
A'A become resident Of sunbwy, respectfully
infams the c,izeno end others, Shat he inlends
to form a Singing Class both secular and ssc'ts
and wal iInpaTt mrrucUonte al iyha rnhy dssti7
10 place ilr msslvos undeg hk charge.
N. B.--M.s. o. RinSrsil 10 prepared " sivo
instructions 10 few moro pulls ca she Piano
Fore.
Suhtesy, Sep,snheI 10, iesy~--0
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P.s.-TO PENNsYLVANIANS
The Pennsylvania Farm Journal has been
merged into the American AgriculiuIist, aud
the Agriculturst is now peculiarly the paper
for PennsYly yania Farmers.
November Z, 1851