Small Profits and Quick Sales."
JONES' NEV STORE,
LEWISTOWJf.
THE j utilic are rcspectfullv informed ill at C. L. JONES has received a very large
STOCK OP PALI, AM) IUYTIR OOUIIS,
comnnsino- all articles kept gcncially in the other stores, with the addition of many finer
kind of <n>ods not brought before to the place. A list of goods is herewith furnished ;
with the prices, and an'examination of this extensive stock is invited before purchases
are made elsewhere. At this store goods will continue to be sold at least twenty per
rent. lower than can be had elsewhere, this certainly offers great inducements to CASH
HI" YEKS • the saving of *o large a per ecntage even on a small purchase will amount
to enough to make it a .natter of consideration. There are many who deal in Lewis
town in the old fashioned way, by trading, thus giving the store keeper the advantage
of high prices, to such 1 would respectfully ask before making trades will, the other
stores to call and see mv goods and hear the low prices, and 1 am confident that such
will see the advantage of selling tlicir produce and buy goods for cash. In a market
like this if a sli'dit effort is made, all kinds oi Country Produce can be disposed of for
f 'ASIIit onlv"requires a little independence and determination on the part o( the seller,
a's the home consumption of produce in Lewistown alone i 3 very great, and the neces
saries of life at whatever price, must be had, and they can be disposed of for cash.
' Since I commenced business in this place on the cash system I have sold a large
amount of goods, and my business is daily increasing. The public appreciate the ad
vantage of buying for Cash and where business is done for cash only, as there is no
risk to run of credit or trade, the goods are sold at a small advance vin cost prices; and
the city purchases being made for Cash only and with a lengthened experience in busi
ness on .Market street, Philadelphia, enables the Subscriber to buy beyond a doubt lo>\-
er than oilier merchants. lam convinced that there are a great many who would like
to deal with me and <_ret c heap goods for cash if they only could command cash for their
produce, to such I say sell cheap and sell for cash only. Now for the list of goods on
hand.
—DRY GOODS- !
CLOTHS—blaek, blue, brown, invisible green, and olive, French, German and
American, at all prices from *1 00 to £0 00 per yard, including a good assortment of
Over Coat Cloths, 1 wdl positively sell such goods at very greatly reduced prices. On
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting- store keepers invariably make large profits as the pur
c hasers are not often judges of these articles. I will not so impose, but sell them as I
sell other goods at a very small advance on cost.
C.ISSUIERES,
Black good at *1 and at all prices upwards to $2 75 per yard. Also, Fancy Cas-ri
meres a good assortment at very low prices ; also fine and medium quality, cheap as
possibly can be sold, and much cheaper than to be had elsewhere.
S*IT TIJVET
y
Black, blue, Navy blue, lavender, dark mixed, light mixed Grey, Ac., Ac,, Ac., a
large and cheap lot lor 31' cts., 3< 1 cts., 50 cts., cts., <5 cts , and 8i... cus., lui a
most superb article,
J '('Stings,
Black satin, silk, silk velvet, woolen, cotton, cassimere and cloth at all prices from
50 cts. to $3 00.
Tweed Cloths for Sacks and Over
COATS, a splendid article of Black French Cloth for Gentlemen and Ladies Cloaks at
the low price of $1 87* per yard as good a 3 others sell at *2 50 to $3 00.
KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed and Grev. od and cheap.
TICKINGS,
At 10 rents, 121 cts., 15 cts., 18| cts., 22 c ts., and 25 cts., he assured that these tick
ings are the cheapest ever sold in I.ewisiown.
Canton Flannels,
Bleached and unbleached for 10 cts., and the best article for 12., cents.
Flannels, of all colors and prices,
l2i rt., 18j cts., 25 cts.,2B cts., 31 cts., 371. cts., 50 cts., 62 i cts., and ,5 cts., a
large'lot of superior Scarlet FLANNELS at 25 cts.; white gauze Flannels and supe
rior yellow Flannels —also, shrouding Flannels.
Table D
Bleached and unbleached for 12i cents and upwards. Some splendid cloth 1 able
Covers for $2 50 each. Stand Covers of desirable colors and styles.
MUSLINS,
Bleached and unbleached for 64 cents and upwards to the very finest quality made;
particular attention is requested to the stock of tip muslins as they are very extraordina
rily cheap, and as good as sold elsewhere at 8 cents.
CALICOES, 500 Pieces
Of the newest styles, a good assortment of neat figures, a good article selling at 3
cts., 4 cts., 5 cts., 04 cets., and upwards to the finest quality to be had, a good assort
ment of' blue and orange. My fip Calicoes are really astonishing lor the price, good and
wide.
GINGHAMS,
A large and perfect stock of, from 12: cents and upwards; a splendid article of fine
Frc Hi Gingham, bright colors and warranted not to fade in washing, for l* t cents; all
so plum dark styles chamelion Ginghams at 28 cts. High colors also at various prices
• lionsde
Of every style and quality, imaginable, plain black, brown, snuff, lead, mouse and
0'! r colors, all wool. A splendid article of 2d mourning Mous de Lams all wool at
22 era's also ood de Laines at cts., desirable colors; also De Lames of extra qual
ity m high colors, such as Mazarine blue, dark and light green, blue, purple, maroon,
orange, scarlet, crimson, Ac., Ac., Ac,
CASHMERES,
Figured and plain of superior quality from 121 cts., to 75 cts, My 121 cent Cash,
mere; are the cbeapc. '- goods ever heard ul, uLo all the dark and desirable high colors
C same re the . ainc as the \lous de Laines.
MEUUNO ES,
Of all <lualilit**, Colors and I'rii-e*.
\ large ind beautiful stock ot these kept on hand, for Mile ut reduced prices
• i I pa c as .
Black of a!! prices—3l cts., 37£ cts., 4 1 cts., 00 cts., 02* cts., 70 cts., 871 cents
a fid Si 00 for lite best Alpaca made, and can be had nowhere else. Modes
Brum", Ac., and nh-o a splendid assortment of fashionable Fancy Alpacas, at extreme
■v low oriccs, and some fine quality fig <1 silk warp.
S i I k s.
Black -.lk at t!l prices and width". A good article of B1 ick Silk as low us 40 cts.,
■ns good as is <. d elsewhere at <l*2 .* nuts. Also, plain, colored, and fancy Ibess
f* Iks, at ver, reasonable prices. Some splendid Satin, striped, black, and blue black
oilks. Florences and Gro de Naps lor Linings, Also, Silk Gil Cloth Ladies' silk
and merino Under Shirts—new style corded Skirts.
Mull Jaconet ami Cambric Muslins,
In great variety ; also, figured Xwbs Mulls for Gaps, Capes, arid dies.es. Tarleton
Muslins wnite, blue and pink, j igured and plain Bobbiuelt. Silk and eott n n Blond,
Laces, Login"-, ami Inserting* in endless variety. Also, a most superb and exten
sive assortment of the richest and newest styles BONNET RIBBONS, all for sale at
unusually low prices.
Unfit* Cambric, Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
From 0 rents upward*, to the finest article imported from Rnri*.
FIIR.NITI KE CHECK AND CALICOES. Ciaxh and bud eye Diaper for
Towelling Linen Table Covers, and Napkins, IRISH LINENS of every price j
and quality, very good and cheap.
SPOOL COTTON, of J. & P. Coates manufacture, the best article to be had, J
arentlv super tor to anv other make. .
° Cotton Woollen, Mer.no, and Silk HOSIERY, in gteat variety, and at extremely |
low prices.
Cr I (P (* C S •
Silk, Kid, Cotton, Merino and Worsted, of all grades and qualities—men's women's j
and children's.
• Shawls.
Silk, Cotton, and Woollen. Some magnificent new style long Shawls; as we!! as
heavv Woollen and Cotton, and fine Merino Shawls, plain and embroidered. ihe as
sortment of Shawls is extensive, and will be sold much under the usual prices.
TIS IM . ?/ 1 .V as.
An assortment, embracing every article wanted. Hooks and Eyes, Pins, Needles, ,
Kniltiri" Needles, Tidy Cotton, Coronation Cords, W halt-bones; Silk, Cotton and ,
Linen braids; Velvet Trimming Ribbons, anew article ior dresses; l'ancy buttons
for dresses; blackand colored Sewing Silks ; Thimbles ; Combs of all kinds; some!
splendid b-.itYdlo and turtle shell Combs; Colored Thread Edgings for trimmings ; steel
and gold beads —also, gold arid silver Wire for embroideries. All widths of plain and
fancy Satin and Mantua Ribbons; all colors of lining Muslins ; bleached and brown .
Drilling ; Zephyr Worsted of all shades; bolt Slides; and artificial Flowers.
Ladies' Shoes.
A room is fitted up expressly for Dailies', Misses'and Children's Shoes, and parti
cular attention is paid to this department. Every style and quality of Shoes kept on
hand, and will positively bo sold cheaper than possibly can he had elsewhere. Jhe
new fall stock is received, and the assortment will be kept up. At least twenty per
cent, can be saved by buying shoes at Jones' Store. A good stock of India Rubber
Shots—very cheap.
Men's and * Soys' Boots and Shoes.
It is useless to enumerate the kinds and prices on hand ; suffice it to say that the as
-oilmen! is the largest, and decidedly the cheapest, ever opened Lefore in Lewistown.
A good assortment of CLOTH and GLAZED CAPS. Also, Fur Tiimmed, Fur
and Seal Skin —cheap.
CRAV ATS and SI/SPENDERS in great variety. A mod superb assortment of
fancy silk Cravats, cotton Cravats, plain black silk do. at different prices, tor sale unu
sually low.
Looking Classes.
Very cheap.—Somo extra size, larger than can be found in other stores.
ALSO, mi extensive assortment of N\ oollen Nett Hoods and Sacks for children.
Cotton Laps and Black and White Wadding. A nice lot of Comforts, various sizes.
CHEAP bED BLANKETS, and a good assortment.
Carpets.
The best assortment to be found :tl this store, of all qualities and will be sold nt re
duced prices. C ARPET b ACS and Ladies' Satchels —some fine velvet and \ enitian.
Cwroceries. Hardware,
Cedar-ware, ISaskets, tVc.,
Kept in a separate room from Dry Goods, and particular attention paid to keeping
up a general assortment of the above goods Good New Orleans £ugnr, 0 ' ets , while
sugar, b els ; crushed sugar, It cts.; pulverized sugar, 10 ets.; and superior loaf sugar,
ilO cts. Good Molasses for (ij cents per quart. New Orleans Molasses of good qual
ity at 35 cents per gallon; and superior at 40 cents. Also, good Sugar House Syrup
and the best Royal Golden Svrup, at 00 cts.; a splendid article of baking Molasses, at
40 cents per gallon. COFFEE—good Rio at 8 rts ; very superior at 9to 10 cents ;
Laguira Coffee, 9 cts., best quality; and real old government Java, nt 12$ cts. Also,
ROASTED COFFEE, of superior quality, at 10 cents. Fresh Charleston Rice, at
5 cents, baker's Chocolate, 20 cents per pound. FRESH TEAS—Superior black
and Green, of the be-t qualities imported in the Philadelphia markets, and sold at very
low prices. Good black and Green, Oolong and Y ouns llysoii leas, at of) and <5
cents per pound ; Extra Imperial and Young Hyson, at Si per pound, as good as any
sold at 81.25. A general assortment of SPICES. Superior SPERM OIL: 2nd
quality do. Also, FISH OIL. Sperm and Tallow CANDLES. Superior Castile
SOAP, I*3 cts. per lb., and good brown Soap.
TOBACCO. —Superior Cavendish at 31 cents, per lb. Twist and flat plugs at 20
cen's per ih. IIONEY at 75 cts per gallon. Fish and Sail, at reduced ptices.
A very superior assortment of Cl I'LERA, comprising some, ot the finest quality
of Kmvts and Forks.
It early-Made { lot king.
• f
A large assortment of Ready Made Clothing will be received in a lew days now
ebiug made to order in Philadelphia of good materials
To Wholesale Staffers
I Great Inducements are offered, as a literal abatement will be made.
C. L. JONES,
New Cheap Cash Store.
Lowistown, September 15, 1849—6t.
(>ircat Attraction!
STOVES! STOVES!!
Improved Hathaway,
f|lHlS great improvement, jnsi got up, we
JL are satisfied stands unequalled , tor general
use, and simplicity of arrangement, by any
Cooking Stove yet offered to the public. To
be satisfied of this, we think it needs but to
be seen. It is a regular Hathaway, of tlie
size now generally in u*e in this country, with
the following improvements, viz:
Ist. It i; so arranged that a stout Sheet
JP| Iron Oven can be put
in at the top, back^of
dmary roasting or cook
ing, and is heated us
uiar oven lor ordinary
purposes, which oven when heated, requires as
much fire to do a small roast as would do a
large amount ofcooking. Further, the small
oven being loose, can be put in or taken out at
pleasure with very little tiouble. \Y lien much
cooking is required, it can be kept out, and
the stove is then the same as a regular Hatha
way.
2J. The < ■ riddles are improved, so that the
top is smoother, the wire handles being dis
pensed, with and a loose handle used to lilt
them off.
3d. The dumper is much more convenient,
by being placed in the side instead of the back.
"4th. The bottom flue id the Luubach, so ar
ranged that the draft is the same as the HulLa
way.
N. B. We warrant this stove in every par
ticular.
We have nlsoon hand a large assortment of
other valuable Cooking Stmts, consisting of
the Slur, two sizes, at S2O to $22 ; Compute
Cook, at sl3; and I.aubach, two sizes. Also,
the Prime, Keystone, and hdnu Air-fig lit,
for wood or con!, at from 16 to 3-> dollars.
AIR-TIGI IT FA ii I Oil STO V ES.- A large
a.ssorttnmerit, ofbeaLtifn! patterns.
COAL STOVES.—For pnriors, offices, and
chambers. A large assortment of handsome
styles, from $3 50 up.
NINE-F LATE STOVE— From 20 to 29
inches. A heavy 29 inch at $9.50.
To all who want stoves wo would say come
and examine our stock.
F. J. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown, Sept. 20, 18-10.
I AWES' Slippers, ut low mices, by
.J ap2o. W. LILLEV.
lilllSTlHl.\ MILLS.!
r|l HE subscriber has taken the Lewistown
1 Mills,and wishes to buy a large quantity of
All ItiixU oi*
for which he will pay the CASH, IN PAR
FUNDS, as high as the market will afford, accor- ,
ding to its quality. Any person having good
Wheat will do well to call and show a sample
of it, as he thinks lie can afibrd to give more
than any other person in the place, the mill
being situated on the creek, where flour can
be loaded out of the mill into boats, and all ex
pense of hauling, storing, and shipping saved ;
besides, the flour is in better order, as the bar
rels are not injured by hauling ami handling,
fi wheat brings a better price than it will af
ford to grind, he has the same chance of ship
ping it as any other, as the mill is the most
convenient storehouse in the place, and saves
a great deal of time and labor in hoisting by
water power. OK, HE WILL RECEIVE ON STOR
MIE, and forward to Fhiladelphia or Baltimore,
and give the following receipt:
" ReccivPtl, f,ewistown Mills, of A. It.,
U limit, to he krjit in store till the first o/ Au
gust unless disposed of sooner." 1
I When the receipt is given the quality o! the
wheat will be mentioned in it, so as to prevent
any trouble when the owner comes to sell,
i Any person storing, having four hundred bush
els and upwards, and desires it, it will be kept
in a garner by itself. Any person taking a re
ceipt, and not selling before, or giving notice
to keep it, till after the first of August, it will
: be carried out to their credit nt the market
i price on that day. ft shipped, or sold to any
perron that does not get it ground in the mill,
TWO cents per bushel storage will he charged.
; 11 they give notice,and keep it over after the
first of August, the storage will be ONE-HALF
cent per month, afterwards, Phe grain will
i be clear from high water.
The subscriber will keep
IMasler, Fisli.Sall Groceries
| of all kinds, which will be sold low for cash to
1 Farmers, by the quantity.
CO-FLOI'R, MIDDLINGS, and all kinds
of Grain and Feed, will be constantly kept on
hand, and sold low tor cash.
A. W. W. S PER RETT.
N. B. JOHN S PER RE IT is authorized to
transact any business in the above premises as
my Agent.
Lewistown, April 14, 1849—1y.
t FEW pieces more of those superior 4-4
\ I'AKLSTOy HI.MiIIAMS left, wor
! rauted fast ooiors, and ecus! m quality to any
V hich have Icon oh! at 20 cents. , He.
Work Cdtarr, very handsome, selling for 12!
ci ids a piece, at the store of
july2B. NUSBAUM, BROTHERS.
Indemnity.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia,
OFFICE, No. If>3J Chesnut street, near Fifth street.
DIRECTORS
Charles N. Bancker, George VV. Richards,
Thomas Mart, Mordeciu 1). Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, A(Jol|>he E. Borie,
Snmuet Grant, David 8. Brown,
Jarot) R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on
"Vi ry description of property In town and country, at
rates as low as arc consistent with security.
The t'ompnny have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which w it li their Capital and Premiums, safety invested,
affords ample protection to the assured
The assets of the Company, on January Ist. IMS, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fol
lows, viz:
Mortgages, #890,568 05
Real Estate, 108,308 90
Temporary Loans, 124,459 00
Stocks, 01,503 25
Cash, &.C. 45,157 87
$1,220/197 07
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen rears,
the; have paid upwards of one milium two hundred thou
sand dollaru losses by lire, thereby affording evidence of
the advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and
lisposition to meet with promptness all liabilities.
CHARLES \ RANCHER, President.
CHAIM.EH O. RANCH UR, Secretary.
For terms apply to 11. C. HALE, Lewis
town. apl4—ly.
.11 art ill <V Wliitelcv'*
NATION At TOXIC,
A certain Cure for Ague, Fever,
and Dyspepsia,
IN our summer and fall months many sections of our
- country are prostrated by BII.LIOI S FEVER and
AGt'K and FEVER. —It has been our particular study to
tim! out some remedy to stop litis dreadful scourge, and
think, in this TOXIC we have effected this great object
It is also we think the very best remedy in Dyspepsia,
and if our directions are followed, will not fail to effect
a cure
In a letter dated, May 23d, 1-19, our Agent, Mr. Etias
R.lib, of Wrightsville, York county, Pi .says:—l have
never known any remedy for Vevtr and digue equal to
y nir invaluable National Tunic. It has given universal
satisfaction, ami has cured cases of Ague of years stand
ing, and aft'-r the failure of ail other medicines made use
of. Mr Henry Reversan, of the same place, says in his
i.-rtit: ate, dated 22d March, 1819, ' I applied to a number
of Physicians, and also used a variety of the most popu
lar Ague Mixtures at different times, but all without the
desired effect; no permanent cure having been afforded.
I was at length induced, at the recommendation of your
worthy Agent at this place, to try a bottle of vorir Na
tional Tonic, ami to my great satisfaction, before 1 had
used half of it. 1 felt completely cured, though I contin
ued the use of it till I had taken two bottles.' In a joint
certificate from Messrs. Miles Hoke, William Blackson,
and James I>. Brown, of the same place, they say—'Hav
ing tried nearly all the remedies within our reach with
out success, we at last purchased some of your National
Tonic, which has completely cured us We, therefore,
cheerfully recommend it to the notice of all persons af
flicted with that terrible disease as the best remedy yet
discovered.*
Se> the Pamphlets, which you can get from one of our
Agents gratis.
Also, Mr Martin's Purgative Pills, the best now in use,
in all cases where a purgative is needed.
- Prepared and sold by M ARTIN 4c WHITELEY,
Wholesale Drug Store, No. 48 S Calvert st , Baltimore.
For sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and U ATT
SON & JACOB, Lewistown ; and by ALEX
ANDER RCTLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June 30, 1549 —ly.
DIC. JIAKTI.VS
(Tompottutr ISgrup of
1111,11 CIIEII It T,
i s the best Medicine yet for Coughs, Colds, Consump
-1 tion, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, 4cc. Read the fol
lowing :
November 13th, 1848.
fjtar -Sir—l take great pleasure in saying to you that
Mrs Ross lias been entirely relieved of her cough by the
use of your Syrup of Hi Id Cherry. It had continued for
fully eighteen months. She had used several prepara
tions of the Wild Cherry now in popular use, but not
with the slightest benefit, until she took yours. She on
ly took six bottles, and 1 am pleased to say she is now in
good health- Every one who saw Mrs. Ross thought
her in a deep decline. LEWIS P. ROSS,
No 287 S. Charles Street, Baltimore, Captain of Schoon
er O. K., Cambridge Packet.
In Clergyman's sore Throat it is truly a "Sovereign
Balm," as the Odd Fellow, Washington county, Mary
land, of June full, Is la, says. Price 75 cents a Bottle.
Prepared arid sold hv MARTIN 4c WHITEUEY, at
T tie ll wholesale Drug Store, 48 fi. Calvert Street, Balti
more,
And for sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and
WATTSON & JACOB, Lewistown; ALEX
ANDER Ret LEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. [June 30. 1549—1y.
I). SIMItIID I SON,
nAIIBLG lIASOXS,
\.\/ OULD respectfully tr.lortn their triends
I I and tlie public, that they still continue
to earry on the MARBLE BI'SIXESS in
all its various branches, at their olti stand,
Corner of Til IHP on,l VALLEY Sts.,
LEWISTOWN,
where thev have constantly on iiand MARBLE
MAN I ELS, TO.Ml} 5, MONUMENTS,
GRAVE STONES, AV.C. All kinds of
PLAIN & ORMAMEIJTAL
work executed with neitness, and on the most
reasonable terms. Thankful for the liberal
patronage extended to them, they still solicit
a continuance of the same.
Orders from any part of the country, through
mail, attended to with accurucy and despatch
March 17, 1547—tf
Salt !Salt!
J UST received, a large stock of Ground
Alum Salt—ll cents |RT hushel ami $1.75
per sack. CO"To dealers a liberal discount
otl*these prices will be made.
ma :>(i, 1549. F. J. HOFFMAN.
Iron !Iron!
J, N extensive assortment of all sizes, tor
4 sale low tor cash, by
ftme '33 *49. F. J. HOFFMAN.
<1 INQHABdSI—Good Manchestei G'ing
-1 bains, at only C>\ cents per yard, tu be
mid at the oti!v cheap store in town, t. e.
july'd-M. "iNUSBAUM, BROTHERS.
CAtIIOA BXTKA
A man hy thy imnm i.f CI iff hn
young man f the name of S P. ( _ *
name to pnt up a Smapnfilfo, which thcv cul! fir p '
■end's Swriaparilla. denominating i' (f < "
etc. This Townsend ij no doctor, and never was i, u^
formerly a worker on raifronds, canals, and the frty y , '
assumes the htle of l>f.. for the perpo-e of gtiirong ro-j''
what he i not. This is to camion the paht.e niH t '
deceived, and purchase none bat the aK.Yt'l.yy (,k' ()i
ttJtl. O/.D Dr. Jacob Townsend's H.-tr'aparilla hav r t
it the Did fir's, likeness hi. family coat of arms ■„ | J
mgnalure acrons tbp co:t of firms.
Prturijial Offire t )<1? .VW/fl M st. t ,Vfit York
JACMi To\C\Si
THE OKIGtX A I. pISMJOVgRKK HE THE
keauiue Townscad Sar>aiarill,i.
Old lir. Tow nsend now about TO years of age , ;il t a ,
long been knotvn as the ,1 UTHhR end h/SCiji p; pu
of the (IKXI IXF. ORIGIXAI. " TOH XSI.XI) s ;h .
S.iP.IR //./.-■?." Heine poor, he \v* o,:iij>. I eil . ;j
manufacture, hy which means It has I men kept ont •
ket. and the sales circumscribed to those only t ■, j
proved its worth, and known its value. It had rearfcn)
lite ears of many, nevertheless, as those persons vs li<> h.id
been healed of' sore diseases, and saved Iroiu death, pro
claimed its exccllenre and wonderful
HEALING POWER.
Knowing, mann years nffo. that fie iuid by I. - iVi;,
science and experience. devised an article wuich won;.; a
of inealculnhie advantage to mankind when tin* mean
would lie furnished to bring it into universal notice. Hie,
its inestimable virtues would tie known ami npprecniyit
This time hat r,.uje. the means are supplied ; this
or.ixn Afro uxy.qt'.ii.i.i.i> PRF.par.itiox
IS manufactured on the largest scale, and is called Os
throughout the length and breaiith of the land. e-per.iiili
as it is found incapable ol degeneration or deteriorat un.
I.'nlike voting S. I' Towusend'a, it improves with age. soj
caver changes, lint for the heiter: because it is prepared C,
gcirnt.Jic principles by a scientific man. 'i he highest k„Hi
edce of Ch. un-try. and the latent discoveries of ih* ir .
have all heeu brought Into requisition in ihe in&nnfseiure
of the Old Dr's Sarsaparilla. The Sarsaparilla root, it *
well known to medical men, contains many medicinal pro
parties, ai.d some properties which are inert >r uveitis, atid
others, which if retained in preparing it be u=. produce
fermentation and acid, which is injurious la the system,
tsooie of the proi*rties of tsarsaparula are so zeiatiir. that
they entirely evaporate and are lost in the preparation. If
they are not preserved by a scientific proem, known only
to those ei|>erieuced in its manufacture. Moreover, these
volatile principles , which fly oif itl vapor, or as sn ejiuiv
tron. under heat, are the very medical pruytr'.ia
f the root, which give to it ail its value.
SUCKING. FEtUMEX ILM., .MID " COM
POUND" OF S. P. TOWN4SEND,
tnd yet he wnuiu fain h ivc It vr.derMood 'hat Dai lir. J.f.ib
l'ownsentl's frrnmnr Original •Sarsapanlla. is an IMITA
I'D >.\ of his inferior preparation '!
Heaven forh.d that we should deal in an article WR eh
mould bear the most distant resemblance to a. P. !'..*•
•end's article.' and which hoold bring down upon she 0:d
Dr. such a mountain load of complaints ind cninui.ii.iisi
from Agents Who ilnve sold, ami purchasers uhn hate Uttd
a. P. Towusend's EERMKNTI XtI ODMPDI'MJ.
\Vc wish it understood, because it is the ahsohitt <<■•*,
that ri. P. Townsend's article and Did fir. Jacnk Tinea
seod' Sarsaparilla are heareii-tciHe apart, and infant' i an
; that they are unlike in every part.ctliar. bi.n|
not one single thing in common.
As S. P. Townsend is no doctor, and neecr was, It no
chemist, no pharmaceutist—knows no more of meu-cinc tx
disease than any other common, unsciemiiic, Qnprofeo.icii
■um. w hat guarantee can the public have that they art re
ceiving a genuine scientific medicine, containing ail un
virtues of the articles used in prejiaring it. and u hich art n
capable of changes inch might render them the AGENT'S
uf Disease instead of health.
Hut what else should tie expected from one whn knc#
nothing comparatively of medicine or disease I It require!
a IersoM of some experience to c.iofc and serve un even t
■oiniiHin decent nae.nl. Hon much more important is it '.hat
the ;>ersons who maniifaclore medicim:, designed I> r
WEAK STOMACHS AND EKFKEBJ.KD SYSTEMS,
should know well the medical profierties of pIaRU. IM
best manner of securing and cnucenlra'.iug the.r healisg
virtues, also an extensive know iedge of the various
which ath ct tiie huumn system, and how to adaptremediet
to these disease*'
D is to arre-t Iruid- ujion the unfortunate, to pnur balm
into wonuded humanity, to kindle ho|ie iu the des(ianitj
honnm. to restore health and bloom, and vigor into tbe
crushed and broken, and to banish infirmity that 01.1) OR.
JACOU T'uU .NSK.NU has SOI'GHT' and EDI M' the ay
portunity and mean* to bring his
Grand (Juiverbal Coiiceutrated
Heuu'ily
within the reach, and to the knowledge of all who need it,
that they may learn mid know , hy joyful experience iu
Traiisceiidt'iii I'owcr to deal-
Any person can boll or Mew the root till they get a dart
colored liquid, w hie If is more from the Coloring mutter 'J
the not than from any thing else; they c.,n tiien itrsit
this Insipid or vapid liquid, sweeten w itti sour molmsf.
nd then call it "SAKSA I' AKI 1.1. A EXTRAt.T or ST
RI'P." But such is uol the article known a< tne
GENUINE OLD DK. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SAIISAPARILLA.
This is sc. prepared, thai all the inert proper'.ins 'd '-b*
SarsniKirilln r..l are lirat removed, every thing cabbie nf
Iterowing acid or of km entstion. is extracted and rejected,
then every particle at" medical iirlue is secured in a put*
and couceiirmte i p.rm ; ntof thus it is rendered incapable*
losing any of us va u .lite ami healing propertros. Prcjvuol
in this way. it is made the most powerful agent in the
Cure of innumerable tliseases.
llence the reason why we hear commendations on nvarr
tide in it* favor by men, women, and children. We find d
doing wonders in the cure of
COXSIMI'TIOX. />!>/'MP/-•. and UVF.R COM-
P/..11X l\ and in KHKI.U.ITIS.V. SCROtT/J.
pii.ii coirin xy.s.s. ,n of T.ixkocs hrvp
TIC.VS. PIMPt.HS, RI.UCTHKS, and a.i allechoM
h-TiMUU Iruill
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
It possesses a ni irve.U.ii> ♦ IQ ali iin|laint.
fmm Ind'ffstion. frnH.fcrfifjro/ Hit Stmach. frtun nneQ'i&l
circiiiniuin. dUTiitmnii<in f tiood to the head, palpimunn
I the heart, cold teel stud hands, cold chiiU and Hot
over llie (KMIV. it hns not its EQUAL '•? Colds and
and proiutilea easy e\|vectorntnni and senile |H*r}Hrlon t
reliixuiS "trn ture id'tbe luns-v. thnittt. and every older
Hit in •iitihirg is it* excHience more u inife>lly >ttu and
•cWnou iti min nil kind* ami aluse* 1
FEMALE COMPL.VINTS.
It \\trk* wonders in cn*M 4 f iwr .Hlbus or it ?■-••*
ing oj~ tkr H o(^sLructt•/. Suppr> * or • M'hs&•
/r' r?u?nrtt* ol the im ]H*rtod9. nrd the *e ; Ana
t a* etft'cuinl to curing nil the lonu* tit* Ihst&st*'
ity removing oKstrucUons, and retsutai nc the ceneia
s l stem, ii sive* tue and strepjth to the whole body,
thus cure* all form* of
-\prvoiis tltscascs ami debility.
and tints prevents or rt. v•> a jrrr.ii variety of tht-r livi'®
dies, .t* Stumu trrif.f <■>. .N* u-i'jc i. .Sf. I tt* %
SwniiNtMJT, Kftt ' /tflC b\ls, t <n it,C.
It cleanses the lmod. excites the liver to healthy sch ,,R
tot.es the stomach, and UieesiM'n. r< eve>
bowels of turpor aud von*i juaion, allays mil
.uiruies the skin, equalises the cm illation *'l tie
|tville warmth c;;uuiy all over the IH*!V
the r.jseustb.c |ht> pir uon , a.i slue lures and •
nes-, removes all Ahstrt:rti*n*. and ttu eu l :3
nervous svatem. is not this then
The medicine jou pre-eminently in*" •
Hut uii any : :he*e la: saul of J*. I*. l tw I
ii.'. for art . • 1 'f'his \ ■ u'"j man's liquid i* i..t ;•
?OMPARV.n WIT!! THE 01-I) DR'S.
tf'PiiiM' Ot one <;i< Wl> r\ 'f. tliat the one is LNC.IfA
ULI. Of lKl KU.UM: \TH IN. and
NK\wKK St'OiDS,
while the other I>'l - s j'ertn <**•*• and 1
lit / r.int uo.nn a into fragment* . the -our. a cut
r.vp. dme t ttl d iiimjjtng <t fcr giol > ! Must no; m.-h"'-
be com j. •11 ad .'•• | • i *t)uons to ue system?— lf "**i
ectU mtei ,i Jty.dttu; >lmxdy il'StntSca trt'u it <<.' ' WhHt
IK * jH*psi't but at* d ? |k> v\ e not all knw thnl when 3
-our- m our moiii ehs. w h it tui.-ckti< f.< it produces J r ! *
•oner, he irtbum palpitation of the h' irt. liver r "o 1 *
d .orhoM. dysentery, ciic, arid i oruptmu ol it.*" '
\\ hat - S o'uia hut tin tc'd htiutor in It e tb'dv ?
produces all the humor* which bring on KrtiptH'U* ol 1 '
S.*.:u •it lit ad. Salt Kiici.nj. 11 r > sip< ;Hs, YVll t: '
I' ul'Vver Sue*, and all ulct rations iuu r;i d and ' x,f , t
It s nothn g under heaven, hut an arid >nh*iona
four-, nud thus spoils all the ilu.d* of the lnlj " ;
les*. What va;*e> Uhenmatism hut sotir or
which uisiiKi itei it-en Uioecn the joinis and ei- A ,
urrit<iii:u .;ti tntlutii trie dr. -net ss.ics up;" ,v ' |
vci* : S t iu rvous di-e. -t - i ; injur ity ol t . x
deranged crrcuiitlOn*. and ncAflj all the ailli.-ot> x
Mil ri hutomi nvii.fc. - pel
Now is it not horrd'e lo make tnd sell, and tV"
wortt to U*e lhl
(j^T-For sale in I.pwisfown by K
who o!e ODpnt for Milllin county
may I* ID—ly.
l'aper.
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LowLtuuii, June ~3, ir-IV.