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The New York herald., 1863-05-25

PHOPOsALs.
<sOtI
u wrueu Yrpaais v'l s@ fses ~ g1lI NJ. Issh sagr.
for d.ttrfy ihe mar lWea pal1t N.
yors, ~ ihe folc~nt qAnniss ~ b~ss Vsrs tsA al
cl~nE-
-, tous q 2so ~. t.r en- lNs. gxslEe
10 tons ~. a. tsr aiss.
Nans of Gal ard Ilos q sNh sind stated ~psssssy
Cos ~ aslssrsd from the Shay s. Lskish ard N,
osnng dlsuiv a. hs West Point iarf ffo. canal b9..
ehlf frcs.s the ~ tnls Va. ~.
gehuylstI and Delaware sD1 Hsrlt.a
yhs 70 ee delivered bei-ssn ,hs is u July is 20
.sii,iss Iso iBslaaiss msa) for srssssns ON b. ~,
ni0Ard.
GDwAkDc BoyrTvp
ssltAB ssd toartsyrsesr
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

4 upp cgNrIgicAfRs --HAvisa NAB rOuH
l.s1sDZ % 1srtA sttnsut nsra A, d a
fsvviii.xHs ns sssna svest tse t@sss frsy rs.l
-sr ekssrfay iassIt tts - res.pessesbs a. t1s.~
sfrfst % rtisa assNnE
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

srruAruoSs wANrED-FEMALEs.
WANrED-SN RESPECTABLE FAMILY, A SiruA-
w tnn - trkAn b~rmad hundresa Good reference
1n xissn. us be seen for two days st ~ Henry st.
WANTED-By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
" sssss siss - cksab~rnaid IL willing 70 assist In the
- AsnG ard Ionng would watress has the very
4. r~f.scnc~s Cali for two days 81 se3 Glh ave. Dc
fssaa I'd sAe I'd STA
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
~ thorough cook either In city or country; under
her business; is excellent washer and ir0ner; best
y reference from her last place. Can seen for two
Il $40 Hicks ST., between Amiy and Congress, Brook
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
TnE CHAMPIONSHIP OF rIIR TaoTrIsG rcKR.
FASHION PLEASURE GRoUSD ASSOCIATIONS.
FIRST or THE $4,000 RACES

he drst Of he gra, matches for $4,000 between me &C.
ehrated stallion George fachcn and the famous back
fcdns General butler VIII place The aore course.
af. WEDNESDAY MAY a.
The race s play or pay mile heats In harncs. three
hFe, the ar 10 oc irOn the Oil stand Especial pro son
has been made FOR TIE onmodaton OF sdes nlany OF
whom dcsirc 10 see these ned horses contend.
special train from IIuntsr's POM AZ T. NJ. Rohts
frUIn James slip L. N and from Thirty
fourth street every ten minute.
JosrPH cRoCuRRoS Manager
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

SITUATION wAyTED-BY YOUNG wONAH. AS
chanberniad assist n the Washing snd ~ 81 r.
ouLl 90 chamhervork and wating oeai OF ci'f is.'-
a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

TnE PEA-EUG.-One Of the most destructive
insects Of which the farmer in this country has
experience Is the pca-bug-6rHehHS piSt of LinncuS
Wherever il has appeared the extensive cultivation
of the rea has ceased TO he profitable. Professor j
p Kirkland, Of the medical college at Cleveland.
proposes to eXtcrminatc the insect by doctoling il,
Here is the close of the COMMUNICATION the subject
~ the Ohi0 Enrmcr;
"In my chronological pursuits have frequent
occasion to destroy the life of delicate aud beautiful
specimens of different species and families ofinsccts
and in different conditions. The purpose is not only
successfully but inStanancuusly accomplished bV
cOntining them in the Napor of chorutorm. This
experience has suggested to me the of the same
agent to destroy the young larva of the rca-bug.
AT the period when the pea has ripcncd sufficient
ly 10 allow Of lis hcing harvested. this urvu is still
small, |, like all larva. is furnished with spirac cs-
II curious apparatus for brcathing-and requires pure
and fresh air much does man, Ia sustain life.
Il would propose 10 gather and shell the peas as
carly ~ possible; place them in close box,
barrel canister, or bottle, ufa size adapted their
quantity drop among them little chloroiorm and
then close perfectly the containing vessel. dat
this subtle and soporfc agent shnl not escape. In
order to diluSc il equally. tie vessel may be uccH-
tiunally turned over shaken. Ia few hours
time all the insect life within would most certainly
become extinct Subsequent exposure of the peas
10 the sun and air would soon free them f. ON all
taint Of chlorofor. without impariug their properties
for seed or for the table Fer the table, bah
cNcaims one; j would not eat pea containing a
dead larVai Allow III tu inquire do you ever ra;
green peas People with iastdous stuuacls had
better not become micToscopsts.
"ln theory the above remedy certainly appears
plausible in practice trust it will prove successful
Give it atrial, gentle reader, and favor the public
With the result
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
AGRICULTURAL.
a Remedy Cor the Iso,s.


One of your subscribers wishes to know %
remedy for bots in horses also, the symp-
tens of their presence. There are various
symptoms indicative of their presence. Some
veterinarians contend that certain little blue
specks that sometimes appear on the upper
gum of the horses mouth are sure indica-
lions. ! lost very valuable animal this
month, one year ago. | treated him tor
spasmodic choic. \ veterinarian was
SHnt for, and Immediately on his arrival
pronounced it had case of bots saw
nothing that | thought indicated their
presence. lie then raised the upper lip and
showed tue blue spccks. did not credit
the symptom, for horses that die with other
ailments have those spCcks just before death
ersucs. Fine horse shortly died. and to
prove the matter | had him opened, and
found few bots some in the alimcntary
canal. and also fDund holes in the stomach
But the gentleman present came to the con
clusion that eat fodder caused his death :;
the sharp edges 0f the stalks having cut the
holes which let the food out iI9tO the bowels
The only real symptom for bots that would
ever credit, is an extreme rrStlcssnssS, and
biting of the flank very little if any change
of the pulse, and at times they seem rcie-
we'd. My remedy is very simple, and have
never lost case that have administered il
to: Take one quart of new milk and swectcn
with onehalf pint of molasscs; drcnch the
horse with it, and let him be as quiet as pos
siblc for ten minutes then take Il piece OF
Indigo blue, the size of small hazel nut.
pulvrrizc and mix it with quart of milk.
and likewise drcnch him; then move him
gently for fifteen or twenty minutes more
and finish by giving him Il tlrcnch of al~s in
liquid state.
The idea as understood in the first drcnch
is to cause them to relax their hold Of the
stomach the second drcnch to paralyzc
them; the last to carry them from the
stomach lcurcd an old horse several years
ago that must have been almost alive with
them, and lie has nc;cr showed any signs of
them since. But think the preventative is
better than the cure. When the gadlly de-
posts his little yellow spccks or eggs, as
they are called, on your horses legs, sides
and neck, for him to bite off and get INTO
his NAV, just get some old grease and rub
ON them, and they lose their vitality and
may be easily rubbed on J. B. o.
--Biltjmorc lIitiiy SIN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
FIRE IT GREEN CASTLE


N"h'hfhSh' IfhikIln county, Pa.
August "lsi lSGI
Mcssrs. EyAHs ( WATSON. philaIclthi,-t
men On the morning of the 22d of August 1851
our Sorchousc at Grccncaslc was DESTROYED Lv fire.
The SNlaAnndcr safe we purchased from Won sorr,.
few years since was in the rlovc mcntiIncd store.
house. and contained all our books papers cash Sc.
which were preserved in perfect cnudition mn,
being cNl"sel iaa mor intense heat for several hmm.
Please inform rs nr'ai what terms you will sell Ms
another larger Safe.
J ours truly. OAKS & AISTIT
Snlalnandcr Safes for Banks Stores, Private
Families. AZ. BE- Also. Evans 4 Watson. pntcr,
Alphabetical Bank LockS and Bank Vault ponr.
equal {" any made in the country. and sold ,,u NJ
good terms W. would respectfully refer t,4
thu following Banks aud other parties having their
sales and t"cks nov in use. to- their entire sa,rt,
ton. and many others given ut their Store
'NiIEh STATES MINT, Iiranch Bank, Shclly,llo
Philsclphia. Tennessee
iNiTEhSrATES AESENNL.Eiy Bank uf Phalrlphin
. 'hlli"rhlA Consolidation u k of l'lia
i"iirt"wn Bnnk. Ia. Com 'ih Bank of Phila
t"'tSN,lic ihhk' "a ChatanoUta Bank, Tenn
Str"uishnrg laIk. Pa Prem Lonu As.',,o ali #
fcrsrv @ho7c Bank Pa. Bank uf Northumberland
i"rk IiaNcl lank, Pa BanH - North n Liberties
Union Bnnk Baltimore pliladrl,,bio
Southwestern Bank of Va Paul and SNiCt H,rl,r.
Fulton Bank. Atlanta. tia. Alabama
Newark Bank Del W e. Si,rlin., Wiu.. a.,
Bank ui y. e. Hal,i!h. IrWi.lur, Esuk p,
oIh.F reference. given Ulr'n calling at our store
No. 10 ;. Fourth Street Philadelphia
March 20. lS62-Iv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE
HALEY, HORSE & poYDEN's
scIEAdfastsng. Clothes syrfnEs-

scIf.Adt tnsttng. Clothes SSrfngrr
Simple, Ecoicmicaf, Durable. ard j, nut Isbrc TO
get out Of Order.
The Sclf-Adusting Clothes Nringer is one of tho
greatest improvement Of the nineteenth century, and
has only to be known and tried, to into general
The saving Of clothes in pressing out the water
between two rubber rolls instead Of wrngibg ur
twisting will amount to enough in short time, to
lay for machine
Every one is aware. that the twisting or Nrnging
of clothes stretches and breaks the fbrcs but this
machine presses them 50 evenly that newspaper
thoroughly soaked. can lie wruug without breaking
IL IN the least and II works easily. that chiii
twelve years old can operate il without trouble Hot
can bc wruns vat of boiling water to prevent fullpg
which cannot bc dome Iy hand.
In Starching it is invaluable especially on large
articles such Ladies skirts. &c.. it leaves the
starch IN the clothes perfectly even II VIII rping
the lnrgrst bed Suit or the smallest packet hand
kerchief dricr tlnn can possibly be done 10y hand
without alteration in less than unc-cigth the time
The machine il simple That it Is not liable 10 get
out of repair.
The gycat Improvement in this. every every Other
Wringng Machine yet inrcntcd. is, its Self fAdju,i
ing arrangement requiring no alteration To wiring
handkerchief or bed quilt consequently the most X
Norant servant can odtrntc it.
The macsiss is uiadc Of wood. and arranged
that no iron cnn possibly eume IN contnct with th,
clothes thereby avoiding all danger of injury to th,
clothes, by iron rust.
This isthc Siost simple and effective t'"hes Wiring
or vet invented. Th~c purchasing can use then
two weeks. and ir they aet perfectly satisfied,
turn them. aud thcir U,oNcy will be- refunded.
Address J.. T.. SNOW. Philadelphia,
Or II. y. MASSEE. Agent ior Northumberland co
,luly D. 1852
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

FARMERS MAKE Your OwN TAR-Strict
economy in all things is most requisite in
these $50 denominatcd) war times. Among
the thousand-and-on things to be mention
ed is that Of making tar, which is so perfect
ly simple and easy that all can try ii. At
the present price of the article in question
it may be acceptable to many:
Procure some good fat pine and cut it in
small pieces; fill small kettle that will
contain at least fifteen gallons, with the pin,
you have prepared then turn your kettl,
bottom upwards on large stone; place
sods around it, leaving small opening OF
the lower side for the tar to run out plac,
II dish under the stone to catch it. Al
things made ready, build good fire upon
the top of the kettle to try out the pitch
and if your wood is good you will have from
four to six quarts of good tar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
rIOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

For the Relief OF the Sick aud Distressed afflicted
with NiTulrnt and ChIunir Diseases, Hnd especially
ioT the cure OF Disease ct the scNunl "rsuns
MEDICAL ADVICE ghru gratis. by the acting
wi Surgcun,
VALUABLE REPORTS on ,lermatuirLe'a
oT seminal Meaknc.s, and uiheT bissasss ui tho
srAuHl oTgaiis, and ,.n the MEN HEMEnlES sni-
Il"yod Ia the hl'pei,saTy, srnt io Tho Huihl'i IA
srayd lsttcr VnNVupr nee ~ ,hafsv, Tao of three
StnInIs tpr Issiagy viii he acceptable
Addfr,s, On j skiLllN llolnllToN Aolins
fnTsrun, Hos aTd Association No. syggh Nilh
Sirsst fhilasislIhia ~
gahsaik - lsdf %
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
-~s~+

TO PREVENT lRoN FROM RUsTING. Warm
your iron till You cannot bear your hand
ON it without burning yourself. Then rub
it with new and clean white wax. Put it
again TO the fire till it has soaked in the
wax. When done, rub it over with piece
Of serge. This prevents the iron from
yUstinn afterwards
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
LEMON SYRUP
1858. arrangements 1863.
oi New N0rl. Lines.

TIE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND rIIILAnEL-
PIIIA AND TRENTON Il. Il. GO. = LINES.
Firm, PhihodcJhi0 ~ NC," York aunt Nay Hocc'.
trom H'oinm st,et Ilhorf o"d Kc"sj""fo"
D,Jot DqH Icorc as toiiow>, ri-: FARE.
AtG \. NJ. via Camden and Amboy. C.. and
\. Accommodation - -
Accommodation. > -
At A. NJ. Via Camden and Jersey city.
Morning Nlail1 :: 90
At 81. NJ, Via Camden ond Jersey city 2i
Clus, Ticket -
At II \. NJ. Via Kcnsngtou and Jersey city.
Express ~
At ~ NJ. Via Camden and Amloy. and \.
(hrc"mm"lati"nl -
At2 7. NJ. Via Camden anl iuhoy, C. aud
A. ENprc>>l 90
At , PM. via kcnsngion and jersey city.
Wash. and y Y. Express 90
At g. F. Nj. via kcnsingion and Jersey City,
(E, cning Mail,) %
At II! =. NJ. via kcuSingtun and Jersey city.
southern Mail. 10
At /! mghu Via Ecnsngton and Jersey city
southern Express uu
At5P NJ. via Camden and Amboy. (,cc"n.
mediation, Freight and Passenger, First
Class Ticket, %
Second Class Ticket. 30
For Water Gap Siroud.burg. Scranton, Wilkes
barre. M"ntro,r. Great lirmd. &c.. at \. NJ.
from kcnsinglon, via Delaware, Lacl awanna aud
West m lnilruad.
For Muuch Chunk. Allentown. Bethlehem. Bcv-
\. NJ, from Kcnsnglon Depot, and at .! 7. NJ,
from Walnut street Wharf.
The \. NJ. Line connects with Train, leaving
Easton for Muuch Chunk. al go 4. NJ
Fur Mount Holly. at 4. NJ. 2Hud i. NJ.
For Freehold, ut \. NJ and Z, NJ.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, Gc.. at II 4. NJ and - and
r. NJ, from kcnSington,
For Palmyra, RiyrTton. prlanco, Beverly. Bur
linglnn. Florence. Borlcntown, Sc.. ut H. |, ., q
ami l.. NJ.
z For New lurk, and Way Lines leaving Ken
singtun Dcut. take the Cars Filth street. above
Walnut, half M hour before departure. The Cars
run into the Dcp"t, and the arrival of each Train,
run from the Depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage oaly, allowed each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything ms baggage but their wearing apparel. All
baggage over fifty pounds to bc paid for extra. The
Company limit their responsibility for baggage tn
tine dollar per pound, and will not bc liable fhr any
amount beyond SuO, except by special contract,
WM. II. GATZMER, Agent.
January Il, lsi3.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
TO HORSE OWNERS I!

DIR. SWEETS INFAILlBLE LlNlMENT FOR
HORSES is mrN alcd hy any aud in all eases oi
Immcncs-. arising from Spraiu>. Bruscs or wrench
ing it, effect is magical and certain. Harness or
saddle Calls Scratches. Mango &c il will all" cure
speedily SPAWN and lmghunc may he easily pre-
vented and cured IN their inciicnt stages. but CON
frmcd ea.cs are beyond the possibility of radical
cure No case of the kind however is 70 desperate
OF hopeless but it may be al!cSated by this Lint
mcnt and It's faithful application will alw"ys remove
the Lamcne,s, and enable The horses to travel with
comparative cast.
ET-ERl- HORSE OH'NER
Should have this remedy at hand for its timely use
nt the first appearance of iamcncss will eheciutlly
prevent these formidable diseases Ia which MI hor'
sc. nre liable. and which render 81 many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
DE~A MD EEo

WE have the fulc. assortment of tn" most useful
w kinds ui Plain aul Ornamental Type. nauu-
inciurcd from the most durable metal, finished with
the greatest and accuracy. securing perfect ju--
fcntiun.
Specimen Book, and estimates furnished upon al-
rlication, ul,o. .
PRINTING PRESSES.
with their nplurtcnaucc, oi all the approx ed mHh,
WOOD Tl T..
rs xll the latest styles. "r all sizes. Metal Furur,
lMRar Saving Rules, Gases. Cabinets. Furniture
Printing Ink. and every article the Printer require,
T-rm< liberal. Prompt attention.
FARMER. LITTLE 4 CO..
&C. aud g. Brckman street. New lmk.
M,, tsi..L
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
SaNassEsX S'rEASr g'S.Os RsNss
yaHH,B,.

rJNllE Subscribers having taken possession of this
| first class FLOTRJNG NfLL, are prepared
To receive grain of all kinds. and To do custom wor,
ut the shortest notice. Customers will have thcii
the Mill. As il j. the intention "f the firm to -t,-k
the Mill, large supply of grain will he constantly
kept On hand, and flour hy the quantity can Away
he obtained. The greatest care will hc taken t" turn
out superior quality Of flour. for which the mill is
admirably adapted. Strict attention will hc paid {,
the wants of customcrs. and the patronage of thi
public generally i respectfully requested.
Sunhuiy. june - lSGU. MORGAN & co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLlBl.E LlNlMENT' u:
nm external remedy. is without II rival. aud will
alleviate pain more speedily than any other Irclm-
ratson For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders
il j. truly iniuihc, and as curative for Sores
Wounds SprailIs bruises Nc.. its soothing, healing
and powcrful strengthening properties, excite the
Just wonder and n-tonshmcmt of all who have ever
given it trial over thousand certificate. "i
remarkable cures. performed lay 1t within The last
two ycars attest the fact.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
JOSEPH NANkIRk
HEIMSTREETS
Inimilabic Hair Restorative.

IT Il MT \ Il z,
But gray hair /" it, original color by supply.
ing the capillary tubes With natural si-t enaner. i'm.
paired 10y age disease, All Instantaneous dyes are
c"mIsrScd of lunar can,ic, destroying the vitality
and beauty uf the hair, and afford "t themselves no
drc.,n. llrimstrrcts lniuitublc COloTing moi only
restores hail to it, natural color by Hn ca.y Prccs.
hut gives the hair
LCNIRIANT BEAUTY,
promotes Its growth prevents it, falling of crali.
cate, dandrnn, end mlarts health and plcnsantnr,.
to the head 1t has ,l,l the t,-l ot time, being the
original Hair Culuring. Hnd j. constantly increasing
IN favor. lscd 10y bath gentlemen and la,rs IL !.
,old lay all respectable dealers al can be- procured
hy them of the commercial agent, L. ;. BARNES
2O2 broadway y, Y TNo,ilcs, 30 cents and 81
October - lsi3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

4 BREAD AND BUTTER PrDpING.-Covcr the
bottom and sides of deep dish with moderately
thick slices of bread thnly spread with butter and
then fill the dish with amy Kind Of swccirucats
over this place another layer OF braad and butter
and let the di sh stand until the bread is thoroughly
il over the whole Bake for about twenty minutes
and after it is cold turn it out the dish on which
it is To be served. Send to the table with Il hot
liquid sauce.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
Washington HOUSE.

NOHTllj MBERLAND. PENN>l LNANlA
(Ncar Mc BridTCD
TINlIE subscriber having leased this well know
i Tavern Stand. lately Kept by Mrs. e. :. Brown
respectfully informs the public that he !, rciittng aud
repairing the premises and will hc prepared To en-
tcTtHin. in n comfortable manner. lis numerous
friends throughout the county, and all Who uay
IatruniEc his establishment.
April ~, 1852 JOSEPH NANkiRk
DLANk l'mchmcnt fapcrO Deeds and blank
DM"rtgHgcs Bonds Executions. summons. dc
..,r sale Ht the office ui the ''SunhuTy American
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

To REMOVE GREASE FROM WooLEN
Goops.-Onc ounce of pulvcrizcd horaX,
and half an ounce of gum camphor put into
one quart Of boiling water, and bottled for
use, will Ic found invaluable for removing
grease spots or dirt from all woolcn goods
Try it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
sEN'EasAs. EHeeERIE..
$unlk.tt.y <nr.fA TAT F.y.r.,UI e., 30

HNllS lar:" and cumusnli"u, Hotel now managed
j hy JAMES NANpNkE. is situate at the Rail-
road brrn, North last corner Of Market square
Suulury. Pa. and at the terminus ut the Sunhirv (
Erie mud Northern Central nnruads and IL open for
the accommodation of Tray clcl. and the public in
general.
The proprietor will give hi. exclusive attention f..
the comfort and n,cnicncr of III, guests. and i,
determined I" make thi. establishment rank anon.
the tr-i in the state
His table i'll lac 1urpird with the best the mari ct
can lr"'n"r. having the advantage OF daily curnrnu-
nical"n hy ears iirrci Et"m Erin"rr and also fiun
thrsr bringing produce from the surrounding
country
llis har will be supplied with the lurcs liquors the
market can produce.
Careful nud uhliging servants aways in attendance
New and c"inrnodiou, ,tahlug has ju,, been added
to the premises.
\ ,llar" uf the local nnd tr",rlin. community is
most respectfully solicited.
SmnhnrN. lMmnnrN Il ISL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

Coon WAY OF CouKiNG ONIoNS-It is good
plan TO boil onions in milk and water; it dmninishcs
the strong taste Of that vegetable 1t is IN excellent
way of serving up onions, 10 chop them uftcr they
are boiled. aud put them in n stew pau, with little
milk butter, salt and pepper, and let them stew
about fifteen minutes. 1his gives them Il inc iay or.
aud they nc served up very hot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
NNIEs'E!
The Adams Express Company.

GIVE NOTICE that they have concluded N.
" rangrmcut, with the NoSthcrn Central Railroad
Company I" run trains trn>l Baltimore for \ "rk.
Harrisburg. DHuphin. Halifax frvraFt"n. SuuhmrN.
Northumberland. lcwi,hurg. Milton. Anncy. VIII
Transport and all intcrmciai" stations. connecting
mt Harrisburg with the GREAT WEtfERN EN
PRESS for ri;tshuIg. Cincinnati. II, Eos& ns'i tN'
Wet.
Also with Howard q Co. ENrc,. at MiifNn ~
DmNilc Bloomsbury. Wilkr,larrc, Pitts;"n. .rTaW'
ton. aud intermediate stations on the tatiIri.sa
Lackawanna ~ Eloom,hurg Railroads. Vt vii.
iauis port 10y Howard a CO.. Express I" Jersey
Shore ami Lock Haven. Also by Howard 4 Co.,
and their connections. for Canton. Troy. ElmiIn
Rochester. buffalo. Niagara, and To all accessible
paint, iu Western New York and Canada 10y which
they will forward Merchandise. Specie. Bank Notes
Jrwclry, and Valuable Package, ol every dc.crir'
tiun.
Also. Notes. Drafts and Bill. for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed
ami every effort will lie made (" render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM.
Superintendent pcnuH Division, PhiladclIhi
Il, \. FISCHER. Agent for Sunhury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
lIelmbolds 5 Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla Syphilis.


This is an affection of the Blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Linings of the Nose. Ears, Throat.
Wmdpipc, and other Alucus Surfaces, making its
appearance in the form of Ulcers. llclmhuld En-
tract SarsaVarilla luriGcS the Blood. and all
Sculy Erupions of the Skin, giving to the Complex
ion Clear and Healthy Color 1t being prepared
expressly for this class of complaints it, Blood Puri
ning Proprictors preserved to II greater extent
than any other preparation Of SaTsaparila,