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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

THE CUKRAT WoRM.-The worm which
penetratcs the stem of .he currant bush, may
lie much more destructive elsewhere than 1t
is wherever our observation extends; but
we can say with entire truth that we never
vet saw any real damage done by this worm,
aud We do net believe that, as rule, any Is
done by il. We cultivate several varieties
of the currant. and upon examination near
Iy every stem is perforated by this insect;
vet we have never failed in obtaining IL
fair crop of fruit, or in having fiourshing
brshes-ao tlourisl,,ng indeed, that in ad-
dtion to what the insect may be the cause
of weakening and breaking off, we have
taken from them hundreds of cuttings for
propagating every year, and then have to
thin out the superfluOus wood.
Where is the use, then, of bothering the
public with remedies for the destruction OF
this -''remedies,' too, we venture tn
say that will have no more etlec. upon It's
career than if pe,Ey trumpet was played
before each stool. In many respects "thc
world is governed too much
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
The Defence. on Gen. Buffers Line

Gen. Writzcl, Chief Engineer upon But
ler's Stall is curious man. Endowed with
wonderful n0qs. located in big head, set
ON "A long neck, atop of Il long body, swung
along by pendulum legs, he is-Godirey
WritZul, and there is none other. Would
there were for the sake of the country, and
every one Il Brigadier General. Alter the
glorious exhibition of the lighting qualities
of the negro last week before Petersburg,
he was heard to say triumphanty, rms
war is as good Us settlcd-the negroes VIII
fight, and 3aldy Smith says So 1t must he
understood that up to that time Gen. Smith
was supposed To distrust negro soldiers,
though now uncquivuCal IN their praise
During one of the engagements ON tins 'front.'
a soldier cried out to Gen. Wetzel, who was
with the skirmishers, General, Il johnny
has got me prisoner, Come out here and
save me" The General sprang out, pre-
scnted his pistols, released the man, and
brought in the Rebel, Nhu begged him not
Ia shoot. and was astonishcd beyond mca-
sure when the learned the rank OF his cap
tor
Brig. Gen. Carr will probably be assigned
to the colorcd division now commanded 10y
Gen links. The latter, if he would but
take advice, is untitled for active service 10y
any one of three or four Of his worst wounds,
particularly by one received rs long ago as
Malvern Hill but lac insisted upon being
permitted Ia lead the negroes until they hau
an opportunity of showing their worth
Having done 50, he will now accept Other
aud less active duty. That lac lives IL spite
of Mounds that VIII kill another man re-
minds one al ,ht fcnIdrk ot liulus Chonte,
when told that II he persisted IN his habit
of eXhausting labor he would iulure his con
stitulinn: why, | haven't had IL constitu-
tion for ten years-im living under the by
laws
/ That the health Of the army continues so
| good, that there are 50 lew m hospital from
disease, is remarkable. Aud yet these hIIy
days Of campaigning begin Ia tell upon tue
men They need quite as much as rest, a
change OF diet, "A vegetable diet, WIN the
season, aud after 50 long course al nara
bread and salt meats, they crave vegetables
} Al "A hunsc where | halted on the march
] from old liurbor, the woman, lamehlins
! the rohhlng Ol her garden, sali, You ahAs
| don't seem ter keer .ur nulhlhS pul my uns'
! The remark il suggestive, amt since Il j. a
nct that ihpre is nuihing which, a. a CON
centrntcd antiscorbulic, cquals onions, and
since the, can be- q. easily provided as po-
tntuus. IL seems tu mo that lNo of three
Z ,rhnnnuer,ln lnads ought a. 10 m'ncdiNrly
dispatched 10 Cily folIt nom Neaihershcid,
Ct.|thr Nurd't bisgesl unlnn garden, II
the chiudryn of lsrarl, while jogMeylnS
Their iony years Ia the " ildrfnoss, had ll'ea
nn salt pork and hari tack. u wuuld not be
strange that they louged Tor the ieeAs and
onions 0i EOpt
ltAaaaiisf of universal regret Of grirl
that Gen naue,Aks Gvll sDaFs Nuund,
breaking oal al,'h, should have eumpelied
h,n 30 lglin4ulsh- l' hnpsi opll tsmpo
lnnlJ command ~ his cufrs A pnu, ~
utu Blmsy is .n command ol tue old sd
] 4 Isl, R.rhia,s.i Ylpt lsPeesa' a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

Now Your STRAwBERRIEs.--A soon as
your Strawberries are done bearing, NOW
them off with common grass sCythc, and
renlJve the vines to the manure heap. This
operation has an excellent effect in
strengthening the roots and increasing the
vigor of the runners and new plants. Its
effect, too, is seen in n few weeks upon the
ola vines, in causing healthy growth,
enabling them better to- stand the winter, and
yielding better crop Of fruit the ensuing
year. In gardens the operations is frequently
neglected, especially by farmers, who per
sist in giving but little attention to this
small but very important portion of their
farms. The females of u family, who uni
versally delight in strawberry bed, should
see to its proper management, as we'll as re-
newing when necessary, and there will be
no difficulty in securing satisfactory crops
We may as well repeat here, that no grass
should be allowed in your strawberry patch
cs and il is better to remove it before NOW
ing. In field culture we know this is next
to impossible, though it can be avoided to
extent by using other than
barnyard manure for tic crop.-GerH,an-
to1cm TeleWaph
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

SAD FULFIiMENT OF \ JEsT.-A very
singular occurrence was noted in the 10Th
Massachusetts. \ sergeant had been en-
gagged in the ID division hospital the day
previous in placing upon number OF head-
boards the names Of members of his rcgi-
ment who had been killed in the late tight
or had died in battle, which was TO mark
their last resting place. There was one
board in excess, and, in sporIve vein, lie
placed with "a lead pencil his own name upon
II, and the date OF his demise, Goth Of June,
as his term OF service had then expired and
he was about to leave Tor home. Yesterday
morning, while near the front bidding his
companions III other regiments farewell,
was struck in the breast by twenty-Parrot
aud instantly killed. Ills remains were III
terled to-day, and the very headboard he
bad unthinkngly Inscribed With his own
name was placed over his grave and, with
date, correctly marks Tor The time ms last
resting place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

PRESERVING WOOD BY SALT.-J. B. 81
mons, of Brush Valley, Indlanna, thus
writes to the Scientific Americdn. 1 have
used common salt for the preservation of
mill-shatts or water-wheel shafts, and it has
had good effect in staying the decayed
timber Take tTo-inch auger, bore holes
into the sticks of timber aad fill up with
silt. and then plug up the hclcs tight. In
a large stick of timber, like a water-wheel
shaft bore hole through the centre, like
pump. and fill up with salt and plug up,
and there is no telling how long this may
last, as it has been tried with Us, and has
answered very well. No man would believe
what effect it will have till he tries it. |
have used it in a mill-shatt that was decay
ing, and it has certainly helped it wonder
fully have never seen u salt barre! but
what was sound, and will stand more wet
weather than any other barrel or stnyc Of
its kEG.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
900 .

SAVINGS by JOSH BMLINus.-That Jno.
Brown haZ halted for Jew days Tor refresh
meut
That most lGcn had ruther say smart
thing than dew II good one.
That, blacksiding liza big thing cspcshlla
ice
That there is , things in this life for
which We are never fully prepared. and that
Ia twins.
That, yu kant judge . mau bi hil rclis-
gun eny more than ia Kan Judge hlL shurt
bl the sac ov the collar and rI,tbands.
That, tAe devil II always prepared tew see
kompany.
That, 1t IL treating mar like dog rcw
cut him uph short IN hil narrative.
That, ignorance IL bliss ignorance OF
saving wood, iur Instance.
Thnt, mvnny will Tale tew bc saved sim.
pla bekauLc tha haint got enylhnS Ia"
saiye.
That, the Vartur oy woman arc avl hcT
own, but her irailIies have been taught her
That, dry pastors the best Tor Hooks
hocks oy sncep mean,
That, nien uy pcpius are Ike eagles, ina
liy on what tia kill, while mcn 90 ialcui'
are like cTues, tHa lSc uu what hal b,eu
killcd tor them.
That, some peoples are foud oy Dragging
about ancestors and their CRATE dese,nl
" hen in iack lneiT yrlls dssa,W! "a just What
the matter oy them,
lrat, a Noman Aaut keep sokrvt noi
lol ,ury body vlse keep onc.
That, "a little iapiug ~ NanevFou
thing;1 this IA as lTu a. % Ia common,
Inai, IL "a brllyr ieS lall IA = nably ynler
prise lhan 10 suuks,ed ln mean one.
lGai, n sraiv iaany luiA, ha'e bln edii
kaird oph ifum lhsu leri
ThaI. luy 10 sumAu haTlr Ia good dsa
I ike bird la . Gage, optu lht duDi snd ih
/ uifl ALI ~ ogi aud lgsf seu's iCf clH
tass ss'i'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

The RETREAT OF GErERAL STCRGts.-
When all WAS lost, our brave men without
officers, regimental or general, faced to the
rear pressing the rebels, who had cut oil
their retreat, until at last they broke through
dcmoralized, routed, regiments all mixed in
confusion, every man endeayoring to save
himself. The men in their desperation broke
their guns over stumps and trees, throwing
away their empty cartridge boxes, coats,
and even SHOES everything that would i'm
pede them in their flight. Words cannot
picture the horrors of this retreat. Not a
mouthtul OF provision in the whole army,
the country barren and desolatc waste, the
cavalry OF the enemy harrassidg them on
every side, worn down and broken in spirit,
they trudgcd on all the live long night
through the mud and mrc. Just at day
light III the morning Il column OF rebel ca
vary dashed through the lines OF these un-
armed weary men, sabcrln9 and shooting
right and left. All effort to escape was now
abandoned they sank down in the road
and yielded themselves prisoners, powcrless
to make another effort for liberty. Not two
Thousand were saved OF that brave little
army, marching eighty miles in thirty six
hours.
y word for the negroes The first bri-
gade formed the left and the 2d the right
wing. The ''niggcrs' were placed in the
centre. Now then we have at last showing
of what negroes will do in an open field.
With those who witnessed their actions cl,
tins memorable day they are hereafter not
niggers but black men. They shot away
their last round OF ammunition, never giving
one inch, They charged bayonets three
times against numbers vastly superior. They
captured two stand. of colors, and tie last
seen OF them they were entirely surrounded
fighting with their bayoncts to the death.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
OLD SERIES, VOL. "a, NO. Al.

strong terms the habit of questioning Yam
kee prisoners us to the duration of the war
&c, alleging that no answer is ever given,
and no. other could he expected, than that
the war will not end except with the resto-
ration of the Union. An unintentional tri-
butte to our poor fellows, which should be
held to their credit agaihst the day ni their
release; pray Heaven that may not be dis
tant. e. \. l.;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

CrGY FlU RI>G-BuSr.--A correspondent
of the Nrw Yorker writes, that he hat a
bad case of ring-hour ot three years stan J.
inn ON Uhich he uscd the oil ot ,piEc freely
ruhbin, 10 w,il with his finger twice day
inr uur week. with no apparent lrurhi ~
th, time But ,uon attvr tur amrucss dis
apprar,.l. and hls never reformed, although
the ct.iou- urmllu,i
iIiua BpuSp lloU,G- li,'r hoanl h'T-''
ar, .,rn brought into pnn' cnutilon hy
carcfull, grooming. hmltul ut hickory
.a.lc, AMI salt every th,rl day, ual yellow
popular poles or hfu,he, placed within their
reach 30 they can have ACCESS 60 the bark At
thrr pleasure,
10 CUUf II NtSrss @ AIS \ klr" Ne"
Yorker correspondent writes Take dfy
Whll1 ltul. have il bnr, pat a little IA o..
pcf in 4 Sout packet, ani Ateu 4uu stop A"ur
Team, or ,,yerl tlmcs during thg Ia, pgt b.,
li,'lc ot ID oa thc CALLED place. lagy "l'
sunn heal
Poor Rof iS sugEr The lH,h Gazette
gives the lolloAiag simple rymtdy fafu
tAe foot, removing 40 ihr Jagged nud lHn-o
hiis of nofn and anoinl Ia Nith hutAr ul au.
liiaqgy kup,at "a e,,ly seclnt of t,ri
daNt rl0.. ps 'h' 60 go use " -.
.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

A WHOLESOME DRINK.-Thc excessive
use of cold water during the sweltcriug heat
of summer, often results in serious and
alarming illness. II is therefore advisable
that sumc beverage should he substituted
for it, OF which those oppressed can partakc
with safety. For this purpose l am aware
Of NO better or u ore refreshing drink thar
the following: Take of the best white ia
maica ginger root, 1ar,: fully bruised, two
ounces cream of tartar. one ounce; water,
six quarts, to be boiled for about five min
utcs, then strained; to the strained liquor
add one pound'of sugar, and again place II
over the tire; keep it well stirred ull tho
sugar is perfectly dissolved, aud then pour
It into an eurthcn vessel, into which you
have previously put two drachms OF tarta-
ric acid, and the riud of one lemon, and let
il remain till the heat is reduced to a luke
warm temperature; then add tablespoon
cul of Yeast, stirring them well toGetlc',
and bottle for use. The corks must b"
well secured. The drink will be in high
p.riectiun in four or five days This Is q
yer, refreshing and Wholesome beverage,
and one winch may hc largely partaken OF
without any unpleasant results even IN tue
warmc,t weather. GsrE,atg"I I"'"pf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
salsahSNss, HNEAHANs;SS

Cdiatciy Cured, and Full Nisor Restored.
t. Distressing A1crtiop--which renders Life
rablc and marriage inrossble--is the penalty
~ the victims Of improper indulgencos. Young
ns are too apt to commit cxcesses from not
Gwnrc of the dreadful consequences that may
e Now. who that understands the subject will
M to- deny that the power OF prorrcaion is lost
T. by those falling into Improper habits than.hy
,rudent Besides being deprived the pleasures
nlthv 0f'tpriDg the most serious and destructive
,tuns 20 both body ard mind arise The system
me- Derargcl. the rhySicrl and Mental Func-
Weakened. Loss 1f procrcetive Power, Nervous
,iili'y. bysuersSs. PaIpitati0n OF tho Heart
,,.sion. Constitutional Debility, a Wasting Of
ralue, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
,cv, No. q sSOusi, E'rcicricl1 street
l,nud s;de coiug from RaiGuotc street, few
s. from the corner. Eail not to observe nauo
number.
.t,i, nr.; bc paid .-I contain stamp. The
or'. Dir.uiusS hau., in biz oiec.
'sssy+ t.AssssASIE.EN IN TWO
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
TERMS OF ADyERTIslNs,.

Ono square Of l2 lines, times 81 90
Every subsequent INSERTION %
One square, months, z %
six months, k0
Ono year, s 01
business business Yards Of lines, per annuti. 100
Merchants and others adv yrlisipg by the year
with tho privilege of asserting different nd.
yorusing weekly, 10 %
Business notices inserted In the Local CoIusS. or
p1eiore 1nre marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER
LIN for oaoh insertion
la Larger Advertisements g, nor srrecroe,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
NQlTNG WIEN

tally, who have become the victims Of Solitary
, that dreadful and destructive habit which
lily sweeps to an untimely grave thousands OF
Z Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
cct. whu might otherwise have entranced listen
,nntes with The thundcrs of eloquence or walked
.uty the living Tyre, may call with full con.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
MARRIAGE.

rricd Persons, or Young Men contemplating
pgc, being aware OF physical weakness, organic
Is. delorrnities. g., speedily cured.
who places himself under the care Of DR.. j.
tcligiousy confide in his honor as gentleman,
uuGdcntly rely upon his skill ns Physician.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
BALTIM IRE
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Those secret and solitary practices more fatal
cir victims than the song Of Syrens to the Ma.
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.ticipations, rendering marriage, &C., impossi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
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1864 rhiLAntLr'il,A 1891
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02

A issFneYs nc l.Hw. - iso CO Tslts
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
yaGaslsfAesE.

Get that Il sound mind and body arc the most
,aslry requisites Ia promote conuuhial happiness
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-02
.sIsI PARTICULAR NOTICE.

o have injured themselves by certain practice
al god in when alone, habit frequently learned
D. evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
IN are nightly felt, even when asleep, md if not
4 renders marriage impossible. aud destroys
! mind aud body, should apply Immediately.
5 hat pity that young man. the hope of hi'
utry. the darling ofhis parents, should he Snatchci
q all prospects and cnioyments Of life, by the
sequence ot dcvia'tng from the path of nature
,uiuls siur in certain secret habit Sucn persons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
Gold Hill. August .. isSI. au2

NOTICE. = To shareholders I'm the
Belcher, Baldwin and Abernathie Companies.-At
\ meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above.
named Companies, held at their office August I'd,
each share Of stock In said companies was declared,
tbeing Twenty-iour Dollars per foo; on the original
Belcher claim, payable IT the once OF said comps:
after the 10th Inst Parties applying for dividends
any but their shares Of stock, will be REQUIRED
20 file with the Secretary sufncient authority rom
none Will be considered as entitled 10 such dividends
unless the shares stand In their names on the books
Of the companies. No transfers viii be maue unless
reccIpted for by the pSrtIcs owning the stock in
person. or BY parties holding SUFFICIENT power OF
attorney from them. BY order Of the Board.
aus I'm s III. BRuCkhANN, Secys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
SEGREGATED Crown Point 1IInIng CenIpSss

n.y. Gold Hill District n. T-Sotice Is hereby given,
that ut meeting OF the Trustees Of said Company,
held on the thirteenth day Of May, 1854, an Apl1e
upon the Capital stock Of said Company. payAhl1
Immediately to the Secretary, in United States god
COIN ut the ONCE Of the Company In this city. AM
stock upon which said assessment shall remain ~
paid on the ninth day OF August, 1851 viii be adye
tsed that day rs delinquent, and unless payment
be made before, will be sold on the twenty second
ment together with costs oEdvertising and expenses
Of sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees. tfsl
Il. n. VAN BRUNT. Scc,y 4
ONCE, .7O6 Montgomery street, san Francisco.
Note.-1he above Is In consequence OF m error IL
the original advertisement. - $50 liy6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

F0feBL VuGeu UOIU ana EIIVGF -
Great MogIi District Amador County, California,
Notice Is hereby given. that al . meeting Of u
day Of june 1854. an assessment OF Efty Cents PET
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said ect
pany, payable Immediately In U. s. gold colin 70 the
stock upon which said assessment shall remain an
paid on Saturday, the 18th day Of July. 1854 Win ~
advertised on that day as delinquent, aud uAle1e
day. the LIST day OF August, lisa. to pay the dalin.
quent assessment together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale by order o. The Board Of
Trustees. r. n. VAN BkuAT, Secy. hii
ONCE. 7O6 MontsomeIy street. San FrAuciseo,T
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES
Iaek.on Gold and silver Maine Com

Jaekaon Gold and silver AIlninG Com
pany.-Notice is hereby given, that In accordance
Of the company there win be sold AZ public auction
10 the highest and best bidder for gold con In front
OF the office Of the company. In Gold HI, Storey
connty Nevada Territory, on TUESDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1854, at 2
O'Clock p NJ SO many shares OF the capital stock OF
the company, standing In the names OF the tolow-
Ing persons on the books Of the company, as will be
necessary to pay the assessments now due together
with the cost OF advertising and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

And In accordance with law and an order Of the
Board of Trustees, made on the 3Oth day Oh June,
l5 20 many shares OF each parcel Of said stock AZ
NAV be necessary will be sold at public auction, at
the saesrooms OF John Middleton Son, No; t0O
Montgomery street, on the TNENTY-S-COND
DAY OF AUG 1864, at l2 O'Clock N. OF said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale,
Ii. D. EORRESfER. Sec'y,
au5td Once at No. 1856 jackson ST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
nnoth - - -CHAS Ill KNOX. Sc

OVermnn Gold and silver Mining 90.
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws of Nevads Territory and the bylaws OF TINS
highest and best bidder for gold eoln in 'front.' Of thc
company's ONCE. In the town Of Gold Hill; county
of storey, and Territory OF Nevada, on WEDN rs
DAY. the 10th day of. August, AID, le6i, between
the hours of IL O'Clock, N. and 2 O'Clock. Pm, so
many shares of the capital stock Of the above named
company standing In the name Of the following per-
sons 10 pay the assessments due. together with
adv ami sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-31

Wide Awake Gold and Silver Mining o.
Notice Is her eny given that In accordance witt he
laws OF the Territory Of Nevada, end the by-lav OF
the company, there will be sold 3, public auctio IN
TwESTY-SETENTH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
between the hours Of and O'Clock Pm, so many
shares of the capital stock Of the above company
sfInaiIS In the names Of the following persons as
will De necessary TO pay the amount Of assessments
due thereon together with cost Of sale and adver-