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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
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Reading EsnilrOad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
EREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ant
~ North-Ncst for Philadelphia. New York Read
ing, Pottsyllc, Lebanon. Allentown Easton Sc
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottsyillc. and all Internediat,
stations, at \. NJ, and | 40 T. NJ
New ork Express leaves Harrisburg ot o5 A NJ
arriving at New York at % the same morning
Fares from Harrisburg To New York S5 90 "a
Philadelphia SO 2j and 80 20. Baggage checked
through.
Returning leave New York at A. NJ. I2 Noon
and i NJ, pittsburgh Express). Leave Philadel.
phia at s A Ms aud 10 J NJ
Sleeping cars in the New York Express Trains
through to and from Pittsburgh without change
Passengers by the Catawissa Rail Road leave Port
Illnton at 40 A. NJ for Pha and all intermediate
stations and at 800 p. NJ, for Philadelphia. New.
l9Ik, and all Way Points
Trains leave POtsyille at A. NJ and o15p NJ
ior fhlladelphia aud New York and at 5. 30 p. NJ
i9r Auburn and Port Clinton only connecting for
flhe ufo'e and with the Cattawissa Rail Road
accommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at . A. NJ and returns from Philadelpbia MT p M
~ All tho above trains run daily, SUNDAYS ex.
cepted. NN"9' eA'
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville nj 730 NJ
ana Philadelphia at 3l5 p. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points
,t..,-,-., c. A. NICOLIS,
''. "enefA euleIinteudont
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Hog Cholera or Distemher.

Last season a great many hogs in this
county died from the above disease. This
caused % great many remedies to be tried,
some Of which worked on the "kill or cure
principle. and always killed, and in one or
two instances as the hog left the hands of
the practitioner lie fell back and was gone
pork.
But after trying the various remedies,
'hog powders &c, to no avail, there was
one thing recommended so simple and easy
ofacQuiSition that it was tried by several,
Though not without a great deal of incrc-
dulityJ and found to be the very thing de-
sired This was TO give the hog some salt
mackCrcl in sour or buttcr-milll. saya pound
of mackcrcl given in two or three doses, and
repeat as often rs necessary, according to
the severity Of the case. If the hog is too
sick to cat it, give him some mackercl brine
with some Of the oil or grease which rises
on the top it, This has been found also to
do very well.
Where the virtue lies, be it in the salt or
an inherent quality Of the mackcrcl itself, l
know not. Let it be tried and experiment.
cd with by some scientific person.
Yours, very truly, E. y. \.
- BiHiaYOyf SIM
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Arrangements
1852.
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az NCNA NnrI

OF New Work Lines.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PIlILADEL-
PlIGA AND TRENTON r. r. CO.'S LINES
From Thiiodclyhja 10 Ncm York aHd Way Places,
from Walnut street wharf anil KenSiRgion
D,,,o,. ,,.jV Lcgrc rs foHowS. tis: PARE.
N' a, \ AccomnmoiationJ 4, "iln ~ 80 %
AGA NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Nj,
Accommodation, 70
At0j A. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City,
Aoring Mail) 90
At12l p. n. via Camden and Amboy, (ic.
conmodaton) %
At2P. NJ. via Camden and Amboy, &C. and
y. FXprcss) 90
At +. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City,
Evening Exprcssl 3 co
At =. NJ, Via Camden and Jersey City,
tSccond Class IickCt) %
At @ p, NJ. via kcnsngton and Jersey City,
Evcning Mal) 90
Southern MaiIJ 90
Atj y. NJ. via Camden and AmLoy (Accom-
class Ticket. 2 o5
Second Class Ticket, 80
The G! P-NI Line runs daily. Sundays excepted }
The > p. NJ. Southern Mail. runs daily.
For Water Gap. Sruui,hurg. Scranton, Wilkes
barre. Muulrosc Great Bond. Nc. at 7-lO 4. NJ.
FROM kcn,in-ton, via Delaware, Lackawauna and
Western Railroad.
For Mauch Chunk. Allentown. Bethlehem, Bvlyi-
dCTc. Iasiun. lnmhCrtYilc. flCmmg'un Nc.. 80 40
\. NJ from kcnsngton Depot. and ut = ]. Nj,
from Walnut street Wharf.
The 7-10 4. VI Line connects with Trains leaving
Eistou for Maurh Chunk, at &-3j =. NJ
For Mount Holly. at \. NJ. 2and / p. VI.
For Freehold, a, A. NJ. and 7. NJ.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol. Trenton. &c., at 10 and Q. \. " and
D. G-3O and - +. NJ. from kcusiusun, and at ..
=. NJ from Walnut Street Wharf
For Bristol and intermediate Stations, at ! N,
from konsiugton Depot.
For Palmyra, Biycrton. pylanco. beverly. Bur
liusion. Florence. BUgIcutuwu, &c, at l2. !, /,
and 81 p. NJ.
Steamboat Trenton, for Rordcntown and intcune-
diac Stations. at .! p NJ, from Walnut st. Wharf.
y Tor New Nork. and Way Lines leaving Ken
sington Depot take the Cars on Fifth street. above
Walnut, half an hour before departure. The Cars
run into the Depot and the arrival of each Train
run from the Depot.
Fifty Pounds of baggage only, allowed each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel All
baggage over fifty pounds to he paid for extra The
Company limit their responsibility for baggage t,
One Dollar per pound and will not he liable for any
amount beyond Sl00 except by special contract.
WIN. ii. GATZMER, Agent.
March 60 1862.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20

,, FRUIT NAFERs FOR TABLE Descent
Iahc currants, cherries, aprcots, or any
oih'r irmt put them into an carthcn lar in
Kettle OF water, and when scaldcd strain
'l'm through sieve; to every pint of iuicr
anI the same weight of finely lliltcd sugar
"iN me Nhltc of "A small crv; beat all To-
@rthcr until it becomes quite thick. tbrn
put IT upon buttcrcd paper in Il slow oven .
i'' lhem remain until they will quit the ma.
per- then turn them into shape. and keen
lhelh between paper in box near the fire,
PHEsERyEs should be kept carefully from
the AR, and in very dry place. Unless tbcy
nave very small proportion of SUGAR n
warm one does not hurt; hut when NOT mo-
perry boiled, Chat is, long enough, but not
gWckly) heat makes them icrment and
damp causes them TO grow mouldy. Thcv
should be looked mt two or three iimrs i,
the first two months, that they may be cont
~ boiled again if not likely to keen. Paste
me edge OF the outer paper, as it keeps out
the air better than string or rub the outrr
paper over with white Of eggs, and cover
the preserve while hot
TO PRESERVE PEARs.-Parc them very
INN and simmer in thin syrup; let them
ne day or two. Make the syrup richer
ana simmer again, and repeat this till they
are cleari then drain and dry them in the
sun or % cool oven very little. They NAV
Dc sep, NJ -lrup and dried as wanted. which
IN tA'. J"'m more moist and uCh. largo
h..l. 7.e .>..t
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EEtcrnntiOnal Hotel.

: 65 and SG7 BrOadway Corner Franklin Street
NEW YORK.
'INlllS first class Iouso-the most quiet homelke
l. and pleasant Hotel in the cty-ohers superior
inducements to those visiting New York for business
or pleasure. 1t is central in its location and kept on
the EUROPEAN Plan, in connection with TAYLOR S
SALOON where refreshments can be had at all hours
or served in their own rooms. The charges are mo-
derate the rooms and attendance of the first order
baths, and all the modern convenicnceS attached.
March 90 1862
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HAVE YOu A COUGH

Thcn use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. Do not
allow your cold to take its own course. Two thirds
of the victims of consumption owe their Affections to
the fatal mistake of 'wHiting for n cough to get well
of itself' Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself at once of remedy which thirty years
experience has demonstrated is certain to procure
speedy cure.
HAVE YOU ASTHMA OR P1ITlIISIS.
Then use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT which will
overcome the srusmodic contraction of the wind
tubes and cause them to eject the mucuOus or matter
which clogs them up, and by easy and free cxpcc-
toration remove all difficulty of breathing.
HAVE you BRONCHITIS!
Thcnusc JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. This wide
spread disease which may GENERALLY he described as
IN inflammation of the fine skin which lines the inside
of the wind tubes or air vessels. spreading through
every part of the lungs is often taken for consumr-
ton The EXpcctorHnt suhducs this inhAmation,
relieves the attending cough, pain. and difficulty of
breathing, and if the is not of too long standing
will certainly produce cure.
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION ?
Then use JAYNE $ ENPECTORANN. II clean
the lungs from all irritating matters, while nt the
time it heels and in,iguratcs them OF all the
remedies which have been offered to the public for
this dread disease have stood the test of time
maintained 50 universal popularity as this ENpccto-
rant. Thousands who have been given up by their
physicians Us incurHIc have been restored to perfect
health by its use. and their testimony must carry
cuo,icton to all who read it,
HAVE YOU PLEURTSY?
Then uscJAYNE'S ENPECTORANT Bytaking
taking two or three large doses in the carly stage oi
thc disease in quick succession, and covering up
warmly in bed this preparation acts n sudorilc or
sweating medicine, and subducs The inflammation Mt the
outset.
HAVE You W1IOOPING-COUGH.
Then use JAINE'S EXPECTORANT. There is
remedy which ciicctunlly oyercumCs this disease
rs the EXpcctorNnt. What parent can witness the
| suGcrings Of her children from this distressing com
llaint without doing all in her power for then
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Finale "a E.NON

O"0 llN'-Nbh-Al, INV lDlNh.
DGcriyiirc Clycvlayy, lrih Samples Of Work,
,riU he sent 1GH Free.
OUR "FAMILY SEWING MACHINE"
HANING attained well established and nattcring
| reputation, as being Of nll machines yet intro
duccl. the one hest adapted to ALL KINDS or FAMILY
SEWING, and having met with success in its sale
beyond greatest anticipation much that for
three months orders have been ahead of our
capacity to supply, we would now announce that we
have increased our manufacturing facilities that
from this time forth, we shall be enabled TO supply
orders on demand
In the changes brought about 10y the war no one
| thing has played II more important part than the
"SEwING MACHINE Without it thrcc-tourths of
our soldiers would to-day be clothed in anything but
Military Costume All over the land army clo-
! thing has been the work required of uur patriotic
women and nobly have they responded. No; content
to make only 80 many garments as their hands could
accomplish. they have called the Sewing Machine
to their aid, and by it have rolled out the soldiers
COATS, PANTS and SHIRTS, at Il rate astonishing to
themselves. Knowing that this work could not long
continue many thoughtful. prudent housewives. were
careful To select the machine of all others, which
would do the heavy army work, and when done with
that, then to be used their FAMILY MACHINE and
/ in selecting one of the
"FINKLE & LYoS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 5
FAMILY MACHINES
with which you may sew from the finest cambric to
the heaviest cloth, without change of feed, needle
tenSion-ihcy have not been disappointed.
Thus having developed the idaptublIty of our
machine for all kinds of work we have made another
step in advance, and by seycrnl important changes in
our 'No. MEDIrN MACHINES have produced a
"TMLoEING MACHIxE." which we confidently claim
TO be the BEST TAILORING MACHINE" yet
introduced sewing the coursc>t linen thread with us
much ease NJ the common cotton-and when required
may be used 10 do the very finest cambric work with
| 100 or 2uO co,ton-thus combining in one compact
form. every quality required in either FAMILY
OR MANUFACTURING MACHINE.
We have had our Machines before the public long
| enough to establish their reputation. Dozens Of
others who started with flying cuors have fallen by
the waysidc; and soon the places that knew them
viii know them 10 more" Step by step has the
! FlNKLE a LYoN MACHINE won lis way to public
favor its success is established and hrucriorth our
aim shall be- rs il has in the past been still further
improve, simplify and reduce the cost of our ma
chimes. We shall, in n few days issue new price
list For further particulars address
FlNkLE LYON SEWING MACHINE co,
Nc. j3a Broadway, New York
= H. b. MAsSER, Agent SunbuIy, Pa.
March %, 1862
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E'EiEadcrphin 4 Ertc RaI,ro,d

iANNsNLyANIA II. Il. CO., LESSEE
M and after Monday, May 9th, 1862. the time st
~ Northumberland Station will be as follows:
LEAVE WESTWARD. Lr,vrT,sr,r,rr
Express, 6,l9 a. IN, Eynross O i6 ~ ,,'"
Mail, il9 p. III. Mail. TO 0i n ~ m n.y.
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains both ways. between
" Miiamsp"rt and Baltimore. and ON The pcnnsyI yaria
kallrGad between Harrisburg and PhiladcInbia
.,,,i on Mail Train in both directions a can GOES
IihpI GH via Pennsylvania Railroad. without
change between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
May 81, 1862 Snp't Enstcrn ni'in, n,
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Tomato Preserves.

Take the round yellow variety as soon as
Ipc, ScaId and peel; then to seven pounds
oi tomatoes and seven pounds Of white sugar
ana let them stand over night; take the to-
hliocs out OF the sugar, and boil the sirup,
i,iIGNlmg the scum put in the tomatoes,
"'N Don gently fifteen or twenty minutes
remove the fruit again and boil until the
;u"P lIicNcnS' On cooling, put the fruit
I''c" Jars and pour the sirup over it, and add
" iI ~" slices OF lemon to each jar, and you
viii have something to please the taste of
The most flstidious.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-20
Tomato Catsup.

i" q gallon Of skinned tomatoes put four
i"l.o~p"on~!Ul Of salt. four do. black pepper.
I"Ji a spoonful alspicc, eight red peppers and
c@ht spoons .uI mustard. These ingredients
must bc put in strong yincgara and simmcrcd
slowly for or hours, strained through Il
W'tc sieve and bottled and sealed from the
ar 1t may be used in Two weeks. but i'm
PF9,I.e" by age and will keep long time
ELMinLUlE SIN.
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w All. PARERt

lust received from New York a large assortment
J of WALL PAPER, consisting of ONE HUNDRED
AND sIXTY-THREE DIFFERENT STYLEL AND PAT.
TERMS, varying in price from cents upwards, all of
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices at the
cheap store of j. IL ENGEL
Sunbury, March %, 1862.
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THE HOUSEKEEPER.
Potato Coffee.

Wash and pare your potatoes, slice them
lTy thin and cut in small bits, put in hot
own and stir until thoroughly Drowned ;
Ni'' donc grind and clear with eggs, the
same Ns othcrcollcc. This makes dilicious
cup OF coffee, and is also beneficial to per,
sons troubled with the dyspepsia.
p"sniPs, wash them well, cut in small pio i,tcd ogy
a1d brown as potatoes This is considered
~ many as a good substitute for coffee
BHt.myyc Suu.
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SOLOMON MAIICIx-

a ~ II! ~ INV, ounbury N0rthumber.
IA land county, Pennsylvania. ~
opr, Formerly Freeburg Snyder countyl
UIf llE, Market street. one door east Of Frilino
1iaHl store and nearly opposite the Court IIonsr
l1u professional business collections, &c will re.
April ~ IsG2
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IsN.AGE& RvEETHsEyds,

HIIE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
l. and the public generally that he has commenced
the
BLACkSMITllING BUSINESS.
in the shop attached to T.. Y Bright Foundry and
is prepared to do all kinds Of Blacksmithing in the
best style and workmanship.
All custom work will he promptly attended to.
J. IL. ZIMMERMAN, Agent.
Sunbury. April %, 1s62.-f
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EOEs9SESEICTa p.
TIE
NEW YORK EVENING POST
A Daily Scmi-wcckly and Weekly Newspaper.
No Compromise or sympathy will,
Traitors.
For the CHion anil the Var.

fOr INC CHtOH anu me " ar.
This wcll-known journal is now in the sixty-frst
year Of its existence. 1t has always been leading
journal ofthc city taking part in all the discussions
of the day, and uttcring lis sentiments with cundor.
tcarlCssnCsS and independence Freedom now and
Forever. has been and will continue to be lis motto.
The Principles by which it is guided are
Strict Construction of the Constitution.
Economy in Government,
No Political Jobbcry.
Honest Men for Office,
The Suppression Of the Slave Power,
Free Soil and Free Speech.
and the prosecution of the war against treason until
the last rebel has laid down his arms.
But the Evening Post. while it is fearless in the
expression Of its opinions, aims chiefly at being
good newspaper. twill contain full accounts of all
the interesting occurrences of the day, embracing
lst. A Complete History of the War.
2A Political Documents Reports of Meetings
Speeches and Proceedings Of Legislative Bodies.
3D. The Latest Markets, Commercial Intelligence
Reports and Lists Of Prices
4ih. EUROPEAN NEws-Adviccs by the foreign
steamers letters from our own correspondents. and
eXtracts from English and rans!aiUns from cOntincn-
tai journals.
5th. Miscellaneous Reading, Poetry, Book Reviews
Tales. Anecdotes and Gossip.
In short it is the design OF the editors to make the
Evening Post.
THE BEST NEWSPAPERS IN TIE COUNTRY
No pains of labor and no expense in money will be
spared TO accomplish this end
As the Daily Evening Post crculatcs more large
~ ltILu lIliI! JpUIldl among
chants capitalists, bankers brokers, lawyers, manu-
Hcurcs and business men generally, it bus always
been most eligible advertising medium. But since
the war its circulation has enormously increased,
which fact offers additional inducements To those who
WISH THEIR BUSINESS MADE KNOWN.
The Scmi-W cekly Evening Post published rcgu-
larly on Tuesdays and Fridays, contains all the read
ing matter Of the Daily Evening Post and the latest
by tclcgraphs and mails up 10 the hour Of pub
| licutiOn.
| The Weekly Evening Post published every Thurs
day. is edited with especial reference the wants of
country readers and besides all the articles of gene
raj interest published in the Daily Evening Post,
contains complete digest OF the news of the day,
and an Agricultural Column devoted TO the itcIrst
! / IuItN IUuE
| columns Of reading matter every week, making it.
AN ADMIRABLE FAMILY PAPER.
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II. IL. MASSER,

II. IL. MASSER,
A ttorney at Law. SUNBURY, Pa
"a Collections attended to in the counties of Nor.
thumberland, Union, Snyder, Montour, Columbia
and Lycoming
REFERENCES,
Hon, John M, Reed, Philadelphia,
A. q, Oattell A Co,
Hon, Wm, A. Porter,
Morton MoMohael Esq,
Il. keteham Co, 2s1 Pearl Street, New York
John W Ashmead, Attorney at Law,
Matthews Cox, Attorneys at Law,
Sunhury, March 20, 1869.
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ROoIN AND SHOES can he purchased at the
ID Mammoth store of Frilmg a Grant very chcnp.
as We are determined not tobc undersold by anybody
Can aud learn the list of prices for yourselves
Sunbury, Jan. ~, 1861. FRILING GGRANT
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ALc Confessions and Experience Of
un INVALID.

T0V ULINIIED Tor The hcncft and as n winning
L and caution 10 young men who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. &c. SUPPLYING
at the same time the means Of Sclc-Curc. By one
who hns cured himself after being put to great ex.
pcnNc through medical imposition and quackcrv-
by enclosing a postpaid addressed cny clone, single
copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD.
Bedford, Kings Co., n. Y
March 10, ls62-ly