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The New York herald., 1864-10-20
Our Havana Corrsspona asnce.

HAVANA. Oct I3 1864.
Tho most important have to send by the steamer
Ii tho end OF tue revolution Venezuela the
Aragua Guarico tho people OF wuich have remained
loyal driven rebels out, who fed the state OF
Gu,y mas which still remains In a hostile attitude; but
as the State OF Barcelona immediately sent two
thousand i've hundred men, under its Governor,
aermin Bello, which force WIS reinforced with
thses hundred more by tho government, and
Tho President OF the republic has declared all the
shores OF Guaynas to be bockadcd from tho mouth Of
the vagres to thai OF the Navos cuduy tho Delta OF
the Ornoco and that cver far aCiucad Bolivar aud
Guaymas found herself entirely deserted by sser
S.atcs she sent Senior Gambrs to General Falcon
terms OF capiLulaton but the demands OF Quay
Falcon refused t. accedo 10 She asked nothing
than to be- recognized a. an ndepeudcnt Power, and
issued, August 20, Declaration OF independence
The blockade OF FALCON declared the 18th of
September. No duration was liked.
Falcon orgguzlng his orces. which, at last ac-
counts only numbered 5000, but which TO be 500
besides the connsents o. seven states already on their
The five commissioners Saleedo reported to bavo
arrived at Monte Christi the LIST instant The Oole
which LETT there the TIN, arrived here on the LIZ
and Id ehe brings nothing OF nterest and that
the health Of che soldiers has improved and can bo called
good Yet tho Oroe brought sick sodots and at Santa
60 de Cuba the steamer Cuba arrived with one hundred
and sixty sick and the steamer San Francisco dc
Bora in with two hundred Sonc officers are
reported to have died o! yellow fever and dysentefy.
The general impression Is that the per tho Orole
too np'avornble to bo published
By the arrival st santiago de IuOa Oh the frehcn
steamer Tampico the Tth nst aud which left on the
sth for Vera Cruz learn Of thu arrival in safety at Sn
Na2rc oi the Furda of that line, with 900 900 francs
OF which 500, 800 tor tho Trench government.
By the susanna have dates from Houston and Cal
weston TO tbs 9Th nst The news Is unmp)rtant. fhe
yei SaS ing havoc az the latter place
Two blockade arrived a. Galveston on the night
toe lst ard another OF that place on that morn
ag. having previously been chased by one Of our
cruisers.
Colonel ord reported 10 be still in quiet possession
OF Brownsville.
nnshcrane rnxiesy IL tet here the safety OF the
Roanoke Il is eonBderty asserted that some
ornbgred her WIN tho Intention OF
taking possession of her the high aud hor non
the departure or Columbia thus
counted TOR. Three o. these to have been
concerned il the Cmesspeake affair. We are expecting
tho Corsica IN M0ausy ~ relieve ths anxiety
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

Chaps, Chafes, Pimpies. Fxeskles. Ske.s
cured by 0OURAUDs Medicatsd Soap. al AA depot. -
Broadway. near GrRnd
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

yTAs EAatsr aS shs w ssssasyAlaAA a.. n
t,ss =: ~ y 81 81. ~ n Sss 6S:s.:x = =
The New York herald., 1864-10-20
DesaiisA men to the Front

The duty imposed ~ The present emergency upsa sn
classes o The peopss. md vpon al degartmenss sma
bureaus q she government. cad - The wees svGy
man that BY the atrictest economy - spared 10
ducsd p Gail upon the Navy Department 70 reepose
she expectatous a. We country. We have ben inrnne
Cd uh nfsxmaeso end fac@e ns1 proper 70 - uuDens
which spvs tAAa Ne Navy rspartmsat hss beea ssnss
sow 70 recsgni.e - dssg y the prssset smerrsnc, -
- rsuAAr ~ ~ 70 the dsfsacs q the city. ~ -.
p1syN ape, ed fos nany months have bees, cgaeese
tsto oatsalioa, M 1--we always done teesr eb.ss
Huty with ~ isoa defence eoseA ne MT 81 eseaue -
the navy y seA - large n ruMbsv - we hsve esee -
formed l1 tMbes catesxs have farnisbed ths sspws1
dspaftncas Win tamooe - repak sat1oeoeS - tns
vsIsabh saTvsee he's bsea asknsvsdgsd ~ W sss"s~
dopast0ene -
The New York herald., 1864-10-20


Again have sc-rcely word of local to give you
Tue affair Of tho susaoee is the only thing and IL 10
every oae's mouth cr reported arrival up to the
time the columbia LEFT New York has created mpres
son amounting, with some, TO positive belief, that she
has been captured Ttore all Of stories adont
to how tue DONE the most monty received
being thnt The board hare passengers
rrccisey in the OF the Chesapeake IL s said ef
forts those parties arrested here and
positively assured that the gentleman who rep
egents the rehels made himself particularly active TO
III end. bat without success tho authorities replying
that they had power prevent people from going
board vessel passengers long as they behaved
themselves properly and were provided with proper
passports The whole may After all, be
lecture and tho steamers delay in arriving In New York
may be due TO arrangement % her machinery.
The friends ~ Don Roberto kscobar graduate OF the
Trov Institute In your state will be glad to learn that
he been elected the Office of chief architect OF
Havana. le Is gentleman oi fine aitainnents, and
will all tho Office with credit ard satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

HiHhsst Pre pmaam L0ck Stftch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 626 Brosdvay.
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

Admiral Paulding and Captain Case ssnl continue ~
have plenty Of their hands. Vessels srrv-
sus daily for repairs and one Eest h hardly or before
another arrives 70 demand their attention.
The new gunboat shawmus, s. arrived a. The yard shs
other day, 70 bs finished and made ready for sea. II
v, Ss several weeks before che can goslnto commis
sion.
The A. D. vance 10 nearly ready for sea, and the re-
rsrs 70 the boilers Of the Mohcsn are about oempietsd
Paymaser II. Haskell nss been ordered to the United
MAss steamer Circaxan, vice r. g. spauldins detached
on special duty. with great rssres snAs the oncers
ana men q the crcassan part with Mr. spaudins who,
=, \. many kind scss has won the adsctcss q them
an me Circssan sails tomorrow nsxt day for Port
Rovsl ana the Gulf taking swo hundred msc down 70
Admiral, Dshisrsn, and large ssrss fss sss Guf
squadron.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
COURT SALE

| pursuance Of an order of tho Orphans Court Of
l. Northumberland county. will be exposed to pub.
nc sale at the house of Abraham Ru,hsrmci in
GEORGETOWN. Northumberland county. on
Saturday Tie 3lst day 9f Dcc6mbcr Il. u. 1864.
certain LOT in said town, No G. adjoining m nllev
and lot OF Philip BobI, fronting on Water street
Also an Island III the River Susquehannn. opposite
said town containing acres and So perches
Also an Island situato in suid River called Royers
Island. near said town, containing about acre: and
q pcrchcs
Also, another Island in the said River St,souchan
m, near Gcorge.own called Shafer's Island
Also, an Island situate in short distance above
Flat Island in said river, containing about one and
Onc-fourth of au acre.
Also, another Island, situate in said river nearly
opposite Ilder's Rum called Brocious' Island con-
taining about one acre
lntc the property Of Sophia Lahr. deceased Salc
TO commence at tne o'clock 7. NJ. of said dav when
the terms and conditions Of sale will be- mnde known
by GEORGE B. LAIR. Adm'r
BY order the Court j. 4. j Cummings. elk O.C.
Sunbury, Nov. o. 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

sv"OuR You've FoLKs.-Ticknor &
Fields, pfoprietors of the Atlautic Monthly
and the North american Rccieuo, have coin.
menced an Illustrated Magazine for Boys
and Girls called Our Young Folks. A peri.
odical much needed, and deserves extended
circulation. The illustrations are original
and numerous in wood. besides portrait
on steel of Thomas Hughes, author of
"Schooi Days at Rugby" The editors are
J. T. Trowbridge, Gail Hamilton, aud Lucy
Larcom. Mrs. Stove. contributes some
charming recollections Of 4, drumming bird
There is, from the Finnish" an admirable.
downright fairy tale called "Tbumbling."
Edmund kirke and Captain Maync Reid
respectively commence stories. bio Lewis
gives excellent hints on PHYSICAL Health.
Edmund Morris begins an account of bad
New Jersey Farming, and John Weiss throws
in a pleasant New Year Carol "Volunteer
Thanksgiving is one of the best lyrics of
the war.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
stc;'hing Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
November 7th, 1864.

november ltn, ISOi.
GiREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
VI North-N e,t for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing, Puttsvic, Lebanon. Allentown, Iastuu, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York fol-
lows 800 and Sl5 A NJ. and l.4J p. NJ, arriving
at New FORK at 10 a. VI. and 2.4j and 10 no p. NJ.
The above connect with similar trains the Penn
sylyauia railroad and Sleeping Cars accompany the
first two trains, without change
Leave for Reading, Pottsvilc Ianaqua, Miners
VILE, Allentown and Philadelphia at ST A. NJ. and
As T. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal sta
tions only.
Way trains, stopping Mt all points, at 7,2j \. NJ.
and 40 =. n. RcWrning, leave New York at 9 90
A. NJ, - noon, and 100 2. NJ: Philadelphia at
) 4. NJ. and $50 +. NJ Pottsvie At > 30 \. NJ. and
2&j =. NJ. Tamaqua s.lG \. NJ. and Fla +. NJ,
and koasing at - midnight, 80 and l0,i5 \, NJ.
LIS and G.O5 =. NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Readins At
GO A. VI, returning from Philadelphia at 4.aO
L. NJ
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 6.I0
and II A. NJ. Ephrata, LitiG, Colgmbia, &c.
On Sundays: Leave New York at ! L. NJ, Phils-
delphia 3 ) NJ, potisville 80 \. Nj, TaInaqUa I
NJ Harrisburg S.lj y VI and Reading at l2 mid
night; ior harrisburg.
Communication, Mileage, Season. and Excursion
Tickets, AZ reduced rate, 10 and from all points.
30 Pounds Baggage allowed each Passenger.
G.. y. NICOLLS,
General SUPPLEMENTARY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec go, 1864.
By TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas BY the act approved July 4th
1864, entitled, can act further to regulate
and provide for the enrolling and calling
out of the national forces, and for other
purposes" it is provided that the President
of the United States may, at his discretion
at any time hereafter, a call FOR any number
of men rs volunteers for the respective terms
of two or three years, for military service,
and that in case the quota, or any part there
of, of any town, township ward OF city,
precinct or election district, or of % county
not subdivdcC,, shall not be filled within
the space of fifty days after such call, then
the President shall Immediately order n
draft for one year, to fiji! such quota or. any
part thereof which may be untilled; md
3chereds, by the credits allowed in accordance
with the act of Congress on the call for five
hundred thousand men, made July 18th
1864, the number Of men to be obtained
under that call was reduced to two hun
Cred am! eighty thcus1nd; ; and tcherSGs, the
operations Of the enemy in certain States
have rendered it impractiCable to procure
trom them their full quotas of troops under
o.ail CALI and uhcreds. from the foregoing
Vauses but two hundred and fifty thousand
men have been put into the army, navy and
marine corps under the said call of July IS.
1864, leaving deliciecy OF that call of two
hundred and fifty thousand now therefore,
], Abraham Lincoln, President Of the Uni
ted States of America, in order to supply
the aforesaid deficiency and to provide for
casualties in the military and naval service
of the United States. do issue this my call.
for three hundred thousand volunteers to
serve iur one, two, or three years
The quotas of the States. Districts. and
Subdistric,s under this CALL will bc assign.
ed by the War Department through the
bureau of the Provost marshal General OF
the United States and in case the quota or
any part thereof of any town. township.
ward al city precinct or election distrc,
or OF n county not - suh divided, shall not
he filed before the 18th Of Fcbrlary 1865.
then draft shall I've made To- I'LL such quota,
or any part thereof, unhcr this call, which
may he untitled Oh the fifteenth day Of Feb.
ruary. 1866.
In testimony wheIcof have hcrcunto set
my hand and caused the s,al Uf the United
states TO oc affixed
l.. : Done at the city of Washington
this 18th day Of December, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
siXty-four. and of the independence of Tia,
Urtcd States oi- America the rl9hty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
I}y The President.
WY H. SEwARlJ Secretary o. State
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

s-zy- TnE SPECIAL IycoME TAx.-This tax wh'
soon be demanded by the collectors, apd the puD''e
should be in readiness to make proper and prompt
returns, under the penalties prescribed in the act
This tax, il will be remempered, is the second one
for 1898 and amounts TO an additional h'e per CENT
on the income. The first tax was put 'hree per
cent, and was paid some lime ego Inc in'e"'on
Of the law is that every nun having an ih'on0 o...
5000 shall pay in the aggregate io' 'na' y'A' s'.e
.. No doluetiops arc allowed on the hvS
rsr cent assessment for dividends or interests re
soIyel from any csnpany or association The iul, m
.o,o,,nt of a mans income, from all sources mus
te counted not including, however, certain o'lef ue
ductions which are printed On the back oil tue lc
tnrn furnished by the assessor. Every person
obliged to make return and these returns af0 ops-
10 the inspection of any citizen, 50 that e'ery iHa,
=. district may see that hi neishhof oonl"~ VIZ
u..L,s and boar. his pIopSr 'IIs VI t-4-nO0'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

TN pursuance of order Of tho Orphans Court Of
lie sale at the House Of John Etswiler in Georre.
town, on
Saturday, The 3i@ day Of December, 1854.
All that certain Lot or piece of ground situate in
Lower Mahonoy township, said county, adjoining
lands Of Peter Wilmer, Caroline Swob George
Downey and John Wertz containing TWENTY
Acres and FiIty-one perches more or less.
I'd, certain Limestone Lot situate in said town
ship, adjoining lands of John Schreyer and phlip
Bubbs estate containing rs perches more or less
on which is erected a Lime Kiln
o. certain other Tract Of Lnnd. situate as afore
said being the Mansion Farm Of the said dccedent
adjoining lands of William Michael Williuin Bug-
aman Christian Messper and Jacob L. Lcnker con.
tanning tbirty-nine and hundred and three
perches more or less, which are erected two Log
Houses, Stables and other Improvements Late the
property Of Charles Kerseter, deceased
Sale to commence at ten clock A. NJ. of said day
when the terms and conditions of sale will be made
known by
ADAM LENKER, Admir-
By order Of the Court, j A j Cummings elk o. c.
sunbury, Dec. D. 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

sS LACKtwNAHA ANn EL7oHSGrEG RAltroAn.
w c are inurmcd by Mr.. Dicnonderfe7, the oblig-
ing agent of this road, ut Norhurh"oland, that q
second passenger train has been put GU this routs,
connecting with the morning and ev"uss trains Of
the Northern Central road.
The time Of arrival and departure al Northun-
hcrlanl is ms follows
Arrive at 10 IS i. NJ Depart at 500 p. "
10 % F. Nj " Z 90 \. Al.
These trains run ON New lonk lime, which Is ID
minutes faster than Northern Central time,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

E-9sNEw CoUErERFErrs.-Ihe following new
countertits upon the Pennsylvania Banks, have
made their Appearances since the LIST inst,
Bank of ChambeTsburg-lOs, altered from Is ' lg.
IN RIGHT man aud child bust of Washington ; lett
end Franklin; well done.
Wig. eagle horse building and cars IN the distance
male bust and B on the end.
ttoyernmcnt Bank, Pottsyille-lOs, altered from
Is Wig. stag well done. .-,
aecLuuicS' Bank. Phadelphia-3s spurious
viz. steamship figure each side IN green eagle
on shield ON each end also THREE and -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

sK+CuRIsrnhs. this year CONES IN ;unday and
while it will b. merry. rather cheerful one, inr
many who have been fortunate and cnJuy the good
things of this world they should not forget the aic.
ted, and thosesuAcrins from poverty. IIs, how
n greut mst4k, to suppose that wealth Is necessary
40 make nun happy. Wealth onc" AKA. only 10 our
cares rather than ia our enjoymcn'-. Ii those who
have n superahuudaucc; would only learn the "lur-
ury doing good" the world and themselves would
be gamers
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
THE DRAKE PETROLEUM COMPANY
UE PHILADELPHIA.
GSR'g'EtE., gs,OoO,00D

GSH'GEth.. Es,0oO,000
100000 SHARES, PAR $40 %.
$J0,0 600 CASH WORKING CAPITAL.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50.
President-T IiAsNTNS Du PuN, President; o
the CattawiSsa Railroad Go.
Vice rrcsiIent-TuoMhs u. WATSON, of the
Hardware firm Of Truiu Co, No. 5.3 Mariot st.
Treasurcr-SAMIEL FL WORK. OF Work, McGouch
c.. Bankers. 50 -puth Thi.i street.
DiGEer-rs II. lIaskius pu Pay Thomas ID.
Watson L. :. Richards, or 0rGcrmantoNn; William
d. sherrcd, Insurance Agent; ,Geoogc !. Way, ,0i
Lcisenring CashiCr NGu"h Chunk Bank, Mauch
Chunk Edward Shirpen ESQ.
The property of the Drake Petroleum Company
consists oitwo tracts of land one of two hundred and
hfty-seyer acrcs aud Of two hundred and six y
tive acTet, making III all five hundred and twelve
acres, in fee, tue Caiwlll Branch Of OIL Crcol.
Tho property has been critically examined by n
Commtte appointed FIR that purpose, and the terri
tory pronounced, in their Judgement 10 bo fully
equal to that Of Oil Creek along which the largest
oil wells ever discovered have been found
dae land, resemble thos; On Oh CtccG, in every
particular and ii believed lrcIn the large number
Of oil springs i'll tsc proximity, that valuable wells
will DO opened on both these tracts.
The management have already secured several
Engines and engaged competent Superintendent
with n view to immediate and an energetic develop
ment.
| large portion Of these tracts is bottom, AM
admirably adapted for boring,
Several Companys organized on lands i'm
mediatcly adjoining this territory, among which ar,
the Briggs ana Crescent City Oil Companies of Phila
| delphia.
| In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company tC
! the public, the Directors ask that their scheme
should be examined, une subscriptions made TO tn,
Stock in full faith ms 10 its prcsont and prospective
/ value.
T. HASKINS DU PCY, President
CiiUS u. Watson, Vice President
SAMUEL WORK, Treasurer.
H., 4, tad D..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
j u IL n L.. .nS'E'.
For January Tam 4. D. 1865.


Allen Moody, Shamokin township.
William Lyon, Sudbury.
Samuel Truckemiller, Milton.
VIM. ID. Hoffman, Washington.
Henry Fasold, Lower Augusta.
Samuel Gilger, Shamokin twp.
James Thinner, Ccal.
s benjamin Matthias, Northumberland.
8 Micnal Hoy, Lewis
10 Simon Eichart, Chilisquaque.
| Josiah Hert, Lower Mnhanuy.
IL killian Dunkle, Turbut.
IL Peter +. zimmerman, Sunbury.
IA Godfrey +. Miller, Shamokin.
IL John Foglcmun, Delaware.
Ii Henry +. Dornsi,r, Cameron.
! Joseph Gravcr Delaware.
IL John Snissicr. SunHury.
- Nalhnihcl. Brittom Vi l.wcn8,illc
~ jacob Crawford Drlawarc.
:! Frank GIugcr. Milton.
- john kusr. ShamOkin.
Gj samuri Bycrly, jordan.
u Joseph Seashoitz, Lower Augusta.
TRAVERSE JUKohS.
Isaac SpHer. jr.. Sntmnkin.
jn.tn T. iiarzel, Upper Augusta.
3 Dcnni, Carl, Turbut.
:, ''u'' " C1''i''' Lower Augusta
i""'"'1 '"''uEc' i-'"iS'
""'"'A -N'''s'i"'i'' H''""sre'
'"'''''S s"c"'' l'I'"N"'r'
y Samuel Dunsiyc, Little Mahanoy.
10 Uc"rI, Miller, Shamokin.
80 NON "''i'''s MEL "'"u'.
Is Abraham Lcrch, Mt. Carmel
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

Suubury, Pa, Just opened II fresh supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as Fancy Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Gloves
Handkerchiets. Ladies Linen Collars ard Cuf'
Gents Linen and paper Collars. Ncts, Belts. Lace
Collars and Sleeves, flair Rolls, Velvet Ribbons
Red. White aud Blue Neck-ties, CoIsets, Quaker
skirts Nokes and Sleeves.
WOOLEN GOODS, comprising of Sontags, Hosiery
for iadios and children, Caps Of all kinds, Semis
Gloves, Mittens, &c,
together with Swiss, Jaconet and Victoria Nrslus
Grape collars and ' Neiis, Grenadine and Lace ellis
and variety of ether articles too numerous 10 men
tion. MARY l. LAZ iKCS
Sunbury, Oct %, 1864.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

%ow.--The uil,iur,i fail nt snow on We'd
rcsday last has maio tho s.eiShins excellent The
prospects are favorable Tor abuulnnce Of snow
this winter. This will mako the season not only
more cheerful hut viii prove henetcisl to our grow
ing crops vcslmeut Of snow is the natural SaIb
of winter. and Without which the season becones
uInre lrrnrY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

-NEw torrr Hot Sr.--Thc Commissioners. il
will be savn, By ~ advertiser. in osr columns,
give notice Of letting OF the new Court House to
be erected in this place. The letting i /" 70 held
the 5ih day OF January. The plan. tni sgecihca-
tios in tho Commissioners Office, and are nearly
similar to thO-c OF the Mlilmspprt Court House.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

~ The L,l Quarterly Meeting Of Sunbury Cir.
cu't Ill! be held At Suubury. commencing saturday,
December 3l,t The Presiding Elder. Rev. John
Guyvr will be present on Sstur!ry' and Sunday.
The meeting will be Proractei
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

tyAccIDEsrAL DEArH.-G. W. Young, former
" pastor of the Baptist church, at jersey Shore, re-
Gently died at Zanesville Ohio from the effects of
piece of oyster shell which he accidentally swallowed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
II. oral affairs.

IL lhieyng about town has uo' bacn frequent
ot late except from tho raroal cars. though We have
hrnrd @! some cases kept quiet. When will thieves
learn .l.t the way OF the ,rsn-yres'or Is hard
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24

sJJ- JJ-DRowNgD.-Mars2rct Thomas and Uenry W
aged respecyel s, and years, children of George
Lloyd, of Newbcrry, were drowned in Lycoming
Creek, on Sunday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-24
Fire Complete, Kseubie"Acting Self
separating
CORN SHELLER ! !
PATENTED, AUGUST end, 1854.

UNHIS Shelter is the only ono that shells the Corn
i perfectly clean from the Cob when green. soak
cd or dry. 1t gives the Ear double operation on
the Sh cling Wheel as il passes through aud scpa-
rates the Cob from the Corn completely, rendering it
at once fit for market without Tho OF the tanning
mill. This machine shells
HaJ' Bustel ct Ears 10 the Minute Ly 0rai-
hdly HIND Po'cer.
and can be used, also, by Horse, Steam or Water
Power by attaching Pulley the Crank Shaft.
For Durability, Cleanliness. Neatness Cheapness
and RGpidity in Shcling, this Machine cannot be
equalled by any other
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE on
REASONABLE TERMS.
GENTLEMEN If you want your corn Shelled
clean if you have occasion to shell green damp
corn il you want your corn and cob separated il
you want a durable machine if you want a cheap
sheller buy the Complete, Double-Ac.ing, Self-Sep-
aTating Corn Sholler.
REFERENCES:
II D. Masser Dr. j. w. Peale Suubury.
Charles Haas, Miller, Samuel Lessis, Reading
G.. q. Morgan Co., Geo. Weiser, h. Augusta
Mlers, Sunbury. Sol. MaTtE. Farmer
Henry Leisenring, Bear Gap c. AlhoTt, Georgetown
Manufsotured ana for Sale at the Foundry oi
RoHRBACH COOPER, sunhury, Pa
: Sunbury, usc- 3, 1884 ON