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Special Notices.
Baker 81 GOdwin's

NYw ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE NEW YEAR
Determined keep ahead" IN all matters pertaining to
.iI Prof sio, ard impressed -h the public necessity Of
Fns. ass E.,atAuen whose Departments include al the
VARIOUS closely connected with PRINTING
AND STATIONERY the Subscribers have made arrangements
20 c1eud bults embrace nearly every descrp
ti,r q TYPOGRAPHY, LITHOGRAPHY ENGRAVING
CLTCTROTY PING, BOOKBINDING and BLANK STA
qIONERY, Usually required by the Mercantile Community
BOOK, JOB, AND CARD PRINTING,
EmlGlcirs everything in the typographical Art from the
smallest Gard Label 70 the Largest Bill Book In ths
n.ray,m,u- cur EsRbisheBt, aSn-fay e"nssdad.
acquired the very highest reputation for
Nsa.re,s and Accuracy Of Wokmsn'hp The Highest Pre-
MUM for Superior Printing assied 70 us AZ the worries
Pair We pint every KIND Legal and Medical Cases.
N.Sspers AID Magazines College school, and other Csta
eoes sermons AddIesse Reports and Pamphlets Of every
ysretv; Merchants Memorandum Books, Illustrated Store
g,s Circulsrs Cheeks Bhesis Blanks Of all ksds Labels
nc Also CARDS for every purpose Ia or small plain and
ornamental, in many Colors or il one
Our facilities equal to almost any eInereency-hsVne
YER, Extensive Premises occupying large portion of tee
FtuIe BuidipF aud extending into the adoDng buildings
a. EAau and spruoettSXteen Of the Beat Book JOB, ard
Gard Steam Hydroatc aud other Presses Ample Fonts o.
Several hundred varieties Of Book and JOB Type; 200
FrSines BoIder for nearly every business and Large
Eofce OF superior CompJstOrs Freshmen enable
,ue Oil orGers IN toe Possible Time, in the Nca
YAl1o Az al NJ Jderate Rates.
LITnOGRAPHY.
9TH, Art Our specimens ucude many splendid
y,retos AID Elegant Osnamen al Drsgls, app csbe to ali
wills ana every taste.
ENGRAVING
Oh SOD Copper and Wood-of al varieties usually required
Ia nis ,partmvnt Arrangements with the very best
IHgv,r. and feel confident lht complete satisfaction
vii BE- given.
ELECTRoTYPING.
This compaIaivey AIT rapidly supcrseding e'eoyp
ir Al ~ e erea advantage 10 multiplying Engrsvng or Type
Jcts wiue durability and ole hcness are required We a.
r,a 70 ,ske Jobs Of every Kind il this line and guarantee
psIiee; woTh
BINDING, RULING, AND BLANK STATIONERY.
H. this d. apartment have for several years done arse
trade IL ol pection with Printing aud propose to increase
b. bu,ns furnishing all kinds Of Blank Books with printed
b.orss Shipping Books Account Books Ledsers Journals
and ali ,ucb other Bank Books required by Merchants
Buks Insurance. Companies, aud other Public Institutions
In tLut extending their operations toe PToptoTs propose
"a b,nslves large g labor and responsibility ba
that their complete a. 10 insure
fetisn TO who may require anything in either OF the
branches named they confidently invite the patronage
.f iLsir frieu de j the public generally.
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers &c,
Tribune Buildings cor. Nassau and Spruce.
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PHILLIPS SAMPSON L Co,
Publishers. No IS Winter ct, Boston.
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ID X. DEYOs PROMPT ana RELIABLE
ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. Appleton. Building No 3iS BROADWAf
Refers 70 Messrs. GREELEY \ McELRArH
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

4 ROOM with Bedroom adjoining msy be had
N with BOARD in the brown stone House No. is2 lad
Itth-st. opposite the Academy Of Music.
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ONLY FEW w. COPIES LIE FT'
Volume H. Of LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
Elegantly bound in Mus in, e1tIA git edges
DEXTER BROTHER,
Nos. IL and Is Am st.,
New York.
Also "'' FFRGg&k LEsLTE's SCRAP BOOK.
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Tbs comparatively Art rapidly supcrsedns e'eotyp
rf ard IL d rea advEsecin multiplying Ens"Vings OF Type
Johs vt,re durability tnd ds ncDoss required We a..
tad 10 take JOb every Kind il this line and guarantee
ysIiee; woTk.
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DEAD BAKER & GOODWIN NEW Ar:
II RANGEMENTs FOR THE NEW YEAR on THIS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

THE ToSGUE--A white fur on the tongue
attends simple fever and inflammation. yell
| lo@ness of the tongue attends a arrangement
| OF the liver, and is common to bilious and
typhns fevers. A tongue wildly red on the
tip and edge. or down The centre or over the
whole surface, attends Inflammation Of the
mucuous membrane Of the stomach or bowels.
"A white velvet tongue attends mental dis
ease. A tongue red at the lips, becoming
brown, dry and glazed, attends typhus state.
The description of symptoms might be extend
ed infinitely, taking in all Il Q propensities
and oblquities of mental and moral condition.
Inc tongue is a most expressive as well as
unruly member.
DEATH op a FAMOUS IioRsE.-Mr. Felton's
famous stallion Ticoneroga Block Hawk,
which. took the first premium at the recent
United States Agricultural Fair. at exjng-
ton KY died few days since at Govaustown
Nd, quite suddenly, and his death was gener-
ally imputed to poison. He was valued by his
owner at $4,000, and he is said to have
refused $4,000 for him few days before his
death.
A Care For Dyspepsia.-The Oxygonatcd
Bitters have been successfully used IN someoi
the worst cases of Dyspepsia on record, aud
proved to be the BEST remedy ever discovered
FOR the cure Of this troublesome disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
The Apple Tree Borer, Again.

Something is said about the borer, in ano-
ther place, this week but the following facts
as to its habits, we find in the Massachusetts
PlOwman, and are interesting
The Apple Tree Borer never stays less
than two years in the tree. The worm enters
in July aud buries itself under the bark the
first season. In October you may find him.
white, and one fourth Of an inch long.
The next yearwe find him boring into the
sap wood of the tree and his course is usually
upward. yet he is sometimes found descending
to the roots. lie comes out pretty uniformly
in June, boring through TO the bark. Here
the worm rests till its wings are formed,
when it flies about in the night and fastens
upon the apple tree, the ounce, the white
ash and the locust.
Many of the flies full grown have been
brought TO our Office for inspection. One
was found in bingham, in his hole, with
wings well formed, just ready TO fly. 1t was
full inch in length-others are usually three
fourths of an inch.
DIR. Harris. Of Cambridge, the State euto-
mologst, at one time had some doubt whether
the worm remained in the tree two or three
years. He wrote to MS on the subject.
From what we have seen Of the borer and
learned from others, we incline to think tho
worm remains nearly three years in the tree
--entering in July and coming ont in June.
The Peach Tree BOrer is different worm
and not so regular in its habits. The worms
ere found il the roots, generally, and they are
of all Sizes from three fourths to one-fourth
OF an inch in length. This arises from the
roots, in May, June and July, sometimes in
August. They olso come out and turn to
flies before laying their eggs-so that by
nlnripp ashas around tho '-,..i- = - --~~@
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
farmer's Qrpattmtnt.
New York Premium Butter.

B. g. Carpenter, of Elmira. n. Y, to
| whom the New York State Agricultural
Society at the last Fair, awarded the FIRST
premium for butter, gives the following inter
esting account of his process:
"ln compliance with the rules of your So.
| ciety, | submit the following method Of our
butter. making. The milk, when drawn, is
strained iuto tin pals, bolding twelve quarts
each, and set on the bottom of our cellar,
which is water.line cement, whero it re-
mains until it becomes loppered. 1t is then.
both milk and cream, poured into churns,
Which hold barrel each--a paiful of water
to six Of milk added, and the whole b ought
to a temperature Of CSC. The churnug il
done by horse power. and requires about Two
hours. just before the butter has fully come,
another pailiul or two of water to six of milk
is put iuto each churn, to thin the buttermk,
50 that the butter may rise freely. The butter
is taken from the cnurn into large wooden
bowls, thoroughly washed with cold water,
and salted with about Que ounce Of Ashton
salt to u pound Of butter. and lightly worked
through with common ladle. 1t is after
wards worked at intervals of about three
hours, for four or five times, with common
ladle, and packed into frkius the next mora
ing.
The frkins are filed within on inch or so
ofthe top--a thin cloth spread over the butter,
and that covered with salt and brine, through
the whole season. When the weather be-
comes cool. to hasten the thickening of the
milk, We leave quart or two of bultermilk
10 each pail when the milk is strained"
The butter which obtained the premium
was made during the mouth of June, from
Eve cows fed on pasture alone. The whola
amount Of butter made from the five cows in
thirty consecutive days was 252 lbs, or about
lb l0a OF. per COW per day.
The cows were natives, with a slight mix
ture of Dulham blood The milk from the
five cows, on the I'd Of June, weighed 23l
lbs.-measnred us! quarts, or about 23f
quarts per COW.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

A SINGULAR FACT.-A stock raiser OF Fay
elite county, Ky, lost eight colts one season,
four Of them thorough, breds. and four OF them
scrub stock. He amputaied the legs of all
of them, and boiled OF the lesh, cleaning the
bones thoroughly, to learn by examination,
what difference, in respect of bone, there was
between pure booded and common ones.
On taking the bones Of the thorough breds,
aud holding them up to the light, he noticed
that they were almost transparent, as much
so US white horn. He tried the same expert
meut with the lones of the inferior stock
They were opaqae, aud transmitted light no
more than buffalo horn. He then tested the
bones by weight, and found the thorough.
bred by far the heavier, showing the superior
substance and solidity. They were hard aud
dense as ivory. This is Il singular fact.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
seleet Aoetrg,
From the Village Record
LIVE FOR SOMETHING"

| s.... .H.
Live for something :" let thy purpose,
BE MS brond as yonder sky;
f!ace the standard-speak the watciiward,
Foint the golden arrows high.
Making smoother still the w,y,T ~
Face the danrer-meet the tempest.
Craven hoarts alone delay. ~
Live Tor something though the Father.
uave thee not the grasping mind,
fllia the measure oi thy talent,
Spurning not The task desiened.
Leave The field as YET unwon;
Bend thy ear and nerve thy spirit,
Though il be the signal gun.
|
iHse io' some'h'hg ho'l 10 treaty
- WIN the lemon oil despair,
herP 'y ioreheau 10 the sunlight.
~, hou smart see inc promise mere
Through the flames that upward rolled,
Thus the great men ofthe present.
Have their glowing names enrolled.
W. ~ may 'e hea' ."ee'
r.., ~. '' w. .osue ~ po'"ah 'ai'n'
"' 80, W. .A.o "' oa5'
ps,,.r e. -, H. ''.i. a"N o'"'N'
oh some truth The crowd had spurae1.
nan to live forever signing,
ihat no s'one Is LETT unlurnsd.
I;v. far soo,,;, a., ,,,;..
w,,,hv nr !. n,,',.' ,.,.I
s,.ni nn; ,,.,,,,,,;n. ,', .,.', ,S, ue,.
.,r,t 80, ,,, 80 ,.,' '"S ','1 oA
S,r..d rho III a.l h.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

ExrRAoRDISARy FREAKS or A LusATIC.--
A young muu it Mercer county Pa, named
Davis. has for some time manifested symp-
toms of insanity. The Pittsburg Dispatch
says:
lie imagnes himself 10 be a second Dan
Rice, engaged 10 getting up circus. On
the 18th lust. he caught a snake which he
took TO Bells school house in the neighbor
hood, where he says he had grant perfor-
nance after getting through which he swept
the house and broke all the windows with the
broomstick lie then went to the residence
Of Mr. William Curry mile or two from
town in the absence Of the family, ana de-
stroyed nearly everything III the house. lie
says be weut there to "have some fun, broke
u gun, with the barrel Of which he smashed
the crockery dishes glassware and windows {:
took TO pieces clock and two watches grin
ding up the works in cider press 1t then
struck him that tue ground where the house
stood would Ue an admirable location FOR a
circus, whcIeupon he built fire on floor,
and IL was soon in flames, from which he mar
rowly escaped by jumping from window,
cutting his arms aud bunds in getting out
and leaving broadcoth coat, which the heat
induced him to throw off a prey to the hames-
Considering the bees appropriate performers
in his new circus he upset several hives, aud
undertook to put sleigh bells on the insects,
in which "perfocmauce" he was very badly
stung, When the neighbors came running
TO the FIRE, they foubd him under a shade
tree, congratulating himself thut this was the
best performance lie had had yeti brought
the largest audience !" The house was en-
trely destroyed and the poor lunatc secured
aud taken to Mercer Jail.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

SoRGHE SCcRE ExPERIMENrS.--The Char
lesion Courier of the 18th instant, contains
the following: I'VE are indebted to the po-
liteuess of Capt A. Roumillat poprietor Of
the well known manuflctory Of confectionery
for the purpose of testing lis possibility of
specialization. Capt. II. procured 100 canes
from the farm of Thos. II. Deas, which after
being properly crushed; produced 2l gallons
of juice. This juice after boiling and evapor-
atinn Welded three gallons and three quarts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

TrRKIsn ExTRAyAoAScE.-A Paris letter
ssys the Sultan Of Turkey has ordered Fro
ment Meurce to make him splendid mirror
set in diamonds. 1t will cost above 500, 600
aLd is destined for the favorite OF the harem
"a beauty who not only exhausts the i'm
mense allowance given her by her lord, but
manages to ran up bills in Constantnople
to the amount OF half million Of dollars u
year. ia, eH40.l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
LaIies Esress Goods.
HARDWARE and QUEENswARE,
PATENT WHEEL GREASE.

VuNfIIS Grease is recommended TO the notice OF
Wagoners, Livery stable keepers, Sc. as
being SUrERIou to any thing Of the kind ever in
troduced. AS il does not gum upon the nxles
is much more durable. and is not affected by
the weather, remaining the same in summer as
ia winter and put up in tin canisters at 37s and
rs cents, for sale by A, W. FISHER
March Il. is5T---
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

BLTSEIMENT
IN TIL L CITY Of BALTIM MORE.
NIATUI0T'S Gny STR ct Warrrnons Nos 93
vi and IS North Gay street, neuf Faye;ie, Baltimore
where is kept always hand. nntr ~ order every
style Of French TErE-A.TETES, in P!psh llar Cloth
or i'ruraieilr.
French Pan Staff and Me.'rllicu rarior Arr Chairs,
ia Plush, Hair, Clnth or Br"cit-l..
French ru StuG Carved raror Chairs il se,s. with
Plush, flair, ClVA ur BIocaicle
SCE n S.
Tinf rresch Spring Mahcgany md walnu, Pat!Ir
Chairs in Hair, Cloth and Plush.
Rocking Chairs-variOus designs, In Hair, CJih aud
pissh.
stug Spring Inunscs-a large assortment asnls en-
hand, any pattern madeur covered with any gVuds u
ORDER
CxI a M b n SUITS.
in'Mahngany or Wahlut, complete, from s35 Up
Cane Chairs and Rsraiug do the largest vssrtmert
ready made III any one hopse ia the Cni!ed Sates!rum
Si2 dnzen pp.
Bar Roam, OtNce and Dining Chairs in Oak. walu,
or Mahogany, with Cun., Wood or Stuffed Seats -au
assortment cLii nciug over 50 duztn
NOld seat Chairs aud Settees and Rocking Chairs.-
over 100 dozen.
Gilt and Plain Frame Looking Glasses uf every variety
All kinda OF Beds, Hair and nusk Matunssrs
A. MATHIOT.
Nos ~ aud % n. Gay at near Fayst,e ST. Bal,lnore
August J, 1857 --ly ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
H SSEY'S
A Nj Err | c. AN RE APER,
FOR CUTTING BOTH
GRAIN AND CIR LASS,

GREAT improvements for ls57.-1 his Ma.
W chine was put in sncessiul operation in 1913
and continued to lie the only Reaping and Now
ing Machine in the World. of any practical value
up to ls45--,welve years after i,s introduction.
Other Reapers are now offered with glowing sd.
vertiscmenis, Certificates Diplomas, Gold and
Silver Medals. &c. But the Farmer in search
Of the best Reaper, and not posted in the matter
had better see liue further.
II there is any value in "a years experience
in building Reaprs and using them in the har-
vest field, and in the improvements made during
tha, long period, OBED HCSSEY, the Father
of Reapers can claim it, All who are satisfied
with the Best Reaper and NJ over, aan be sup
piled by sending their orders early in the season,
as the crops indirate large dema:Id, and we can
not have over 200 Ready for the vast harvest
Of 1887. We guarantee that this Reaper and
Mower can not lie beaten on fair trial by any
other Reaper that may be brought into the harvest
fields in 1897, and we also insure it to be the
strongest and most durable machine in use. We
would respectfully invite Farmers to examine
The machine thoroughly before purchasing, and
satisfy themselves OF it's superiority over all
others.
During the last four years, the subscribers have
sold between 500 and 600 of these Machines. to
the best and most successful Farmers in Moniour,
Union and the neighboring counties. (~hose
names are too numerous to inser) TO whom We
respectfully refer. .. ......
The subscribers have he exclusive tight +,
the following counties NJ onlour. Union, Snyde
Northumberland, Columbia, Luzerne, Perry
Miiiiin, Centre, Clinton and Lycoming. All
orders thankfully received and promptly attend-
| ed to. GE DDES, MARSH d CO.,
LewisbuTg, Cuion county, Pa
July II. 1857.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
SNHITH'S
Essence OF Juniatca Ginger.

THIS article is carefully pIer0red from the best jamaica
Ginger, ull tic vulale medicinal pnpees eI winch
II "a warranted tU possess l>a cOnceIulvd aud cUnve-
uient form.
II is un excellent remedv ldyspepsa, fatuence cho-
lie and impaired and feeble Ui tho digestive iuc
tons From It's reiIe esns eigh and coidl properties
gentle stimulating tonic II is we adapted To counter
the debinaiig Influence M the extreme heats OF sum
Iner the effects ol sudden changes, 6c.
M family should be wituI-p, as It's timely use VIII
save them from many serious attack OF illness
Price rs cents per bottle. or sale by .'E."
June 20, 1857 .-4m ...... ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
ACALL TO FARMERS.

Farmers, drop your Tools. Pause iittle,
Read this and Refecti
THE FARMERS PROMOTION NOOK.
new and Scientific Manuriig System, fnI the Cuva.
tion Of all kinds ri Grans Gr;sses Fodder and Posture,
upon NIL kinds Of Snii Proved by actual Exoerimeus
md based on evden, truths Designed to improve
Agriculture in all It's branches represented by upwards
OF ohr hundred and fifty cigraygs If the mast yaua.
DIE Cruises aud Plants connected with the system
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

II is stated that Mr.. Lumley, the London
italian Opera, in order TO release Signor
Giuglini from his engagement at the Theatre
Italian, Paris. bas paid 10000 francs, the
sum which was 6xcd for breach Of Contrast.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03
Fly. DE. q. G.yREINssoLD,
BoALsBuRG. CENTRE CORA

BOA1SBuRG, CENTRE CO., Pa.
this trease it viii Re secn that the object has been
Il to give the Farmer that kind of information which
enab es him TO make practical application 10 ferize his
land and increase his grun, fodder md pasturage The
doctrines taught by this manug und fodder md pas.
tufe cultivation system RATIONAL ciea md evident, aud
suggest improvement III the mude OF grcuure hther-
To unknown to our farmers, md which, H adopted and
carefully pacced. caul fail 10 advance The Interests Of
the farming community. Such work has been much
wanted, us II fills VOID which has hing been fet but
which there has hitherto been attempt To supply and
as farmers o Centre and Huntington we reeotn
mend the work To every fum-r, fully l~l-vc that
they will reap the gteaiesi possible benefit fn.nit
Daniel Mcsser, P,,ip Moyer,
Christian Dale, JJc,ib Meyer,
George Boal, Henry Myer,
Jacob Mosser, Samuel t;nuud,
John Bailey, George Jack.
S,nluel Duncan, Jnhn liarmnn,
Joiis McWillians, Grsugr buchanan,
George Guyei, Jr. fran.is Alexander,
John Carer, John Nef Sent.
John ilBsson, john Uuffer,
Simue. Nilsnr, Ch,isnu lracr,
George w. Merk, Jnserh Baker
W The stove work Is foi sale by Rev. q NcEEE
HAN. Miiton Northumberland copRty, Pa. Price SO.
August |, lS57.--3mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

A LMoNDS, RAISONs. FIGS, Lemons.
"A &c, &c., just received fresh supply and
for sale at the Confectionery store of 9.-r
arH1 CD rir Gt NJ. Z. GEARHART.
sunbury. May l6, 1857 ...rt az. .fer.,
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: AElIL,IlI3
STORE

2N:.GWy MI;.LII1a.E;MS3
STORE
NIISS LOUISA SHiSSLER, respectfully in.
AVA forms the citizens of Trevorton aud sur
rounding county, that she has opened a new
store of Millinery and Fancy Goods, nt Trevor
ton in Shamokin street, nearly opposite Knouse's
Tavern. where all kinds of Bonnets aud Fancy
Goods can bc had at the lowest terms.
Dress making also attended to in the best
manner and latest style.
AnIil rs. lHh1-N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-03

ishTCHOULY, JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING
FLOW ERS; &c, Of the best quality a
fresh supply just received and for sale at the
Drug Store of A. w. FISHER.
SunbuTy, Aug. l, 1887.
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The Sunbury American.
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