SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAlttOKIN JOURNAL.
see
M pptr V : Thto it wbjct which
J ilnport, is becoming fMiAuf ,
and diig td U th AMioa of lb ,
yoong pop1. -00-ion.lly, In bop. of urn,
"Young lsulieg re boumt to foil In Iom
won a. -possible, anf bound to bo bound to
parUWr' for lift, MOiy pro-
lirninarie. can bo mado-ouch m getting a
lovon rawiniting him thoroughly, being
courted, Wing tho ijoertioa rpoppod, getting
the wedding garment! in array, tnd innting
friends to see them prettily married. The
" young man Is bound to be gallant and polite,
nd admire without stint all the pretty young
vgirl known and unknown, to doff the beater,
offer his arm, inrite to title, pleasant sauntei
in short, to all and sundries, indeed to show
his devotion and gallantry towards the sex,
until some enchantress throws her spell a
round him, and he sinks, subdued, into a com
mon place, indifferent careless Benedict.
, "Now ont of these things grow difficulties.
A lrourfa man admires a pretiy girl, and murt
t manifest it; ho cannot help so doing for the
life of him. The young lady has a tender
heart, reaching out like vino tendrils for
omethina to cling to ; she sees tho admira-
tion, is flattered, begins soon to love, expects
. ..nn-nl and Derhans celt so far
as to decide that she will choose a white sa
tin under a thin gauze, at the very moment
tha crallanl that she love is popping tho
question (pood! ah! ah!) to another damsel
ten miles off. Now the difficulty lies in not
precisely understanding the difference be
tween polite attentions and the tender mani
festation of sighing and love. Admiring a
beautiful girl, and wishing to make a wife of
her, are not always the same; therefore, it
is necessary that a girl should be on the
alert to discover to which class the attentions
paid her by a handsome and fashionable
young gentleman belong. Is is a hard to draw
the exact line of separation between . polite
attentions and downright courting, but our
great age and extensive appearance have en
abled us to observe enough to aid the young
and artless in deciding the matter.
"First then If a young fellow greets you
in a loud, free, hearty voice if he knows
precisely were to put his hat, or his hands, if
he stares you straight in the eye with hi
own wide open if he turns his buck to speak
to another if he tells you who made his coat
if he squeezes your hand if he fails to be
very foolish in fifty ways every hour, then
don't fall in love with him for the world; he
only admires you, let him say or do what he
will. , But if he be merry with evory one
else, but quiet with you if he be anxious
to see that your tea is sweetened, and your
dear person wrapped up when you go out in
to the cold ; if he talks very low and never
looks you in the eye if his choeks are red
or if be be pule, and his nose blush, it is
enough; if he romps with your sister, sighs
like a pair of bellows, looks solemn when
addressed by another gentleman, and in fact
is the most still, awkward, stupid, yet an
xious of your male friends, you may goahead
and invoke the shaft of Cupid with perfect
safety, and make the poor fellow too happy
for his skin to hold him."
The Tea Citltube in theUnited Status.
The New York Tribune has the follow
ing in relation to Junius Smith's attempt to
cultivate the tea plant in this country :
. We have late advices from the tea plan
tation of Mr. Junius Smith, at Greenville,
S. C. His plants are in blossom, and as
healthy and flourishing as those of China at
the same stage of growth. Everything
looks as favorable, and Mr. Smith feels abun
dantly encouraged. He expects to place
fresh tea on the tea-tables of London and
Paris ia twenty days from bis plantation.
He has a large number of plants, and tea
seed enough for a half a million more.
The black descriptions blossomed some time
since but lately the green plant descrip
tions have, also blossomed. Mr. Smith is
collecting about him quite a force of labor
ers, having sent to the INorth lor about
twenty hands. , He has also made very
successful! efforts to grow the fig and
almond. Hia next year's crop will be an
important one. Should Mr. S. succeed in
introducing the growth ef the tea plant into
the United States, he will certainly deserve
a statue of gold and the gratitude of the
whole country. , . .
IAMDBBYM
!,..'
Cuts, Colds, rains, Nsrrrms and
DEvniTomin
ftaxta t ttm !
Health to tha WtaklUfA
MM M round for the
fnou Bum Rasa la Ao-
TwWS q .
FA!!t KtLtKft.
This Is M esxtrsly TMta-
We ompnwid, eompoMd of
Twenty-Flv. different ingre
dients, and n an InMrnal and
Egretnal Rrnmtfy tor tha va
rkm. Ilia that bums Am Is
- hair to ; - , .,: .
Blck HsarlaCbe,
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sprains, Spinal Affecthsis, Summer
Complaints, Cholera Mortms.Toothaohe, Eruption, oorns
Pile Ftmhi Parte. Born. Scalds. Aene in the Fee and
Breast, Paintefe' Oolite, Urui.es, ofd Sore, Loss of appe
tite, General Debility, Aathraa, Ao. Put up in bottle for
I a n. a liilliiura tier bottle. For further nartieulan aee
GumphletetoM ase ot every egem gratis, containing a
rief history of the origin, discovery and good eflecle of
Andrew' rani runer, venincaua i,urce,aircuuns. u
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD. .
The lriumrhnt ncce of Andrew Pain Killer in re
moving the ceune that produce death, the untimely death
of million of our rare, hu induced aome men of wticm It
may be truly satu, tneir niainou .iccupaiiona maniien
their villainy, to attempt to put in cirrulntka apurimt and
counterfeit article culled "Vnin Killer,1' uninjr fictitiou
name for the pretenaca auinoi, inrgra cenmcnici, dec.
Borne have apprarcd, and other no dotilit will appear. Let
all remember that Andrew Genuine Pnin Killer ha the
wrilten eifiiature of I. Andrew on the label of each bntlle
in black ink. Don't limply ak fur Pain Killer, but mut fur
Andrew' Pain Killer, and her no other.
fVild by M. A. Mct'av, Bole Agent, Northumberland j
J. W, Friling, funrmry jonn H, naaer, niutnn ; Jonn K
Myer, Bl'ianrtinnr j Win. A. Mnrray X Co, Danville)
Davenport Ik Bmitii, Plymouth j Andrew Yohr, Wilke
barre : Hay a MeCormick, McRwenviIte i Bcliaffle ti
Chamlierlain, lAnviiburg Geurg McAipin, Jeraey Shore;
J. M.Jurld. VViUinnnpoil. .
Older aiMreel to 1. Andrew, Inventor and onlv Pro-
nrietor at Itheca Tianpkui cotuity, N. Y. Wll receive
prompt attention
Bepteniber 30, 1S48. If '
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.
IVew. Hide Oil and Leather More.
Ara. Ill North 3d ft. 3 doors below Rut St.
Philadelphia
THE ulndibera offer to the tanners on tlio
moat favorable term their fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ay res, Lnplnta,
Carnccas, Laeuira, Hunc-Dry, Chili, Salted Per
ambuco and all kinds of Spanish Hides, dry mid
salted. Alao, Green Slaughter, Drv Salted, and
Black Dry Tatna Kips,
Also, straights, and Bank oil and a general as
sortment of Currier's Tools.
They will sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Wash paid tor leather of all kintia.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, May 26, 1849. ly
DXA2CWrX POWDEXt
:, RAZOR STROPS. ' f I
THIS Prwd ts warranted tar superior to any
thins in use for imparting a keen, smoothed
b Kmwmi, Bargioal Instruments, and all kinds of
(US CoTLtftt i it may be applied to any kind f
strap ' Also snperiuT Rasor, Knives, and Perfu
mery, wholeaals and retail, by -,.
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent
Depot of Fin Razors, Strops, Brushes and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. 1 8 South Fifth street a
bova Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTIMONIALS.
Philadelphia, Fab. 15th, 1848. -
This may certify that I hire used one of the
Strops wenared with HAYNE8' MAGIO 1)1 A-
MUiVL) POWDER, and can attest in the roost
unequivocal manner, that there is nothing can be
found mat will produce the same eflcct in my opin
ion, and must say to others, try it, and you will
find it superior to any heretofore in use. 1 can
truly say that I never knew what a sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, 41 S. Third st.
Piiit.AnRtniiA, October, 1848.
A very hard beard and tender face has compel
led me to seek and te.it many contrivances design
cd to inolis shaving easy and pleasant, but with
indifferent success, until I made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Bennett,
and Rousacl's Shaving Cream. Their united pow
er act like magic, and impart a power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, without irri
tating the skin or temper of their owner.
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street
For sale at this cflice Price S3 cts. per Box
November 83, 1848 -6m.
hi TOWNSBM'S COMPOUND EXTRACT Oft
) SAltSAPAHlLLA, ,
THIS Eatraet r'W a m )urt bottles. It la als rirast
cheaper, pleaanr, and warranted superior to any
on. it cure aieaa witnoui vomiting, purging, siea-
ne, or debilitating the aauant, and la particularly adapted
f ', !-
FALL, AND BPRIIVr MEDICINE. ' .',
Tha ghsu beauty and superiority of this Baraanarlna ovet
otnar remenie i, wmm h naniaaaaiaaaa y.
it invigorate tha body.
' Contumptlon cured.
' Clean ami Strengthen. r , .
Consumotion ean ha cured.
Bronchitis, Conwimption, Liver Complaint, Colds, Coughs,
1 vatarrn, Airnmn, opining oi oiooa, o renep in tns
Cheat, Hectic Flnnh, Night Sweat, Dull' '
cult and Prof like Expectoration,
. and Pain in the Side, .
Ac, Ace.,
have and ean be cured. '
Probably there never wn a remedy that ha been so ene
cesaful in despernte case of ooniuinption a this ) it clean
c and Mrenglhen the lyntcm. and appear to heal the ul
cers on the lung, and patient gradually regain their usual
neaiin ana suengtn.
CUK10U8 CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is scarcely a day pour but there are a number ef
asc of coiimimption reported a cured bv the use of Dr
Towtnen's Sumpaiilla. The following va recently re
ceived :
Dr. Tovrsxi Dear Bin Far tha bit three years I
rrave dccii enncren witn general nubility, and nervon oon.
sumption of the last rtaaa, and did not exect to ever guiu
my neaitu si ail. Alter going tnrtHian a ouurseo! medicine
under the care of soma of the m st dittiiiKitiBhed regular
phyKiriaiifl ar.t members of the retard of Health in New
Voik anil clfiWhere, and tpendin the m M of my earning
neiiia, and alter rending in
CUTLERY.
AN extensive Stock of Pocket and Table CUT
LERY, ef anil. Iiv
JOE1T M. COLEMAIT,
Atoj. 32 olid 33 ARCADE, and 8i North
THIRD Street,
Comprising 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Jtazors.
Also, a choice assortment of Rodeers Sr Sons,
Wostcnhotni's Greave's W. A S. Butcher's and
Fenncy's Cutlery,
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, Guns, Pistols, and Bowie Knives.
Also, The American Razor Strop, a superior ar
ticle, worthy the attention of Dealers.
Casd Dealers in Cutlery, will find the above
Stock worthy their attention, as the St'bscrilier's
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June 8, 1B49 ly
MAllHAbL'l
Concentrated SarsaparlUat
For the cure of Tetter, Scrofula. Erysipalas, Piles,
Chronic Kheumatism and all disorders of the
Blood, Mercurial Disease, &e.
1 T is recommended to Physicians and others, as
' the strongest preparation now in use, and en
tirely different from that put up in quart bottles,
possrwsnig httlc or no active principle of the Sura
parilla, hut intended to deceive tho public Fur
sale by M. A. McCA 1 , ISorthumberland.
HEYL'S EMBROCATION for Horses will
cure iiiruius, Bruises, Cut, Gulls, Swellings, and
all complaints requiring an external remedy. It
is highly useful in Spavin, Curb, Ringbone, stiff
ness of the Joints, cracked Heels, Splints, Ac.
It has ulo been used with great success by per
sons afllieted with Rheumatism, and other com
plaints. Prepared only by W. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and lor sale by M. A. McCay, iorthuinuer
land.
Philadelphia, May 26, 1849. ly
GREAT ARRIVAL.
TOHN W. FRILING has iust received at hi.
store in Sunbury an extensive assortment of
ItW UOODS, of every vonety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produce; and consist
ing in part ol
C LOTUS, CdSSIMERES, e.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and tummet
wear of all kind.
Calicoes, Chintz, Gingham, Lawns, &c
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
Queensware and Hardware of all
kinds.
Dnrcs Paints, and Dyestcffs.
FlStf, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And a great variety of other articles a!) of which
win De sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbury, May 86, 1849.
Sullivan Countt Seat. -The Commis
sioners appointed by an act of the fast legis
lature, to review and re-locate the seat of
justice of Sullivan county, have decided
tnat a removal w proper, and fixed upon
Sugar Hill, in Cherry township, as the new
site.
i' , , ,
Rev, Dr. McConavght has resigned the
Presidency of the Washington College, Pa.,
after eighteen years' service.
Sardinia Vice Consul. The President
has recognised Guillaome Alexandre Le
banon as Vice Consul of Sardinia, for the
port ot Mobile.
' Three of the most prominent public gar
dens of London Vauhl!,Cremorne, tnd
Floret Gardens, were each declared bank
tupt on the same day. '
The Empress op Russia recently order- I
d 61 ar Pansran milliner-, twenty bonnets,
for the uso of herself and the ladies of her
court.
New Jersey Election The election
in New Jersey ia reported as follows:
. legislative Senate, TO Whigs, 9 Demo
crats; House; 29 Whigs, 9 Democrats.
Cot Hexkt PETRiKENiuperintendant of
- rfce railroad to avoid the inclined plane,
died yesterday at the Merchants' Hotel. ,
A backman in Cincinnati kicked a gen
tleman the other day for refusing to give
htm two dollar foi driving twosjjiares.
To Reixovr Wasts Wash them with at
strong solution of pearlash, and let it dry
, oil lha warts. If ibis is done two or three
times, the warts will disappear Scientific
American.. '
Am Iksimpatiom. "Mister, ! don't say that
you atole my watch, but if I bad beard
any other watoh tick like that which you
earxy ,iu your pocket, I should have said that
ii.tjfkad just like mine.
r He who never keeps a promise will sever
keep iiirait. :
WEISE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and Harness Makers.
THE undersigned respectfully
inform the public, that they
nave commenced .the above bust
ness in unburv, and wilt con
stantly keep on hand and manufacture to order, at
their atawd in Market street nearly oppoaite Young's
store, all articles belonging to their line of business.
All articles manufactured by them will be made in
the best and most durable style, and at prices as
reasonable as tney can tie had at any other estab
lishment in the county. They therefore raKucclfullv
solicit persons to call Mid ex amine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of pro
dues taken in by tlis stores will be taken in ex
change at tha market price. -
HENRY WEISE. - '
ALOUSTUS H. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, June 83, 1849
n prrwiil.ne the public with a remedy for the treatment
awl cure of Fevkh asd Agttk and other bilrmi difcne.
no apnlispy it needed. Vont nutn1erw in the United tStates,
who tufk-r from thesf aflerlioii ill their varied form, are
compelled to seek relief from other swrcw than the ittime-
ninie prcacripiiona ot me Tt'jniiar pnymcjan, it necinuB
theref re an object of humanity. n well an of public inter
est, to brine before them a remedy prepared fiom mnrh ex
perienee, ant! which mny nlwnys te relied itnon an i.irK.
BFFKCTUAL, AND HARMLESS TO T11K CONdTITtlTIO Ji. Tbat
mich m the trtie character of the i.MMA niui.AOWUi k,
is amply attePled by the universal luccceBwilli wliich it hits
been employed.
CP" r.xtnict from a commitment inn of the Hon. AViiv
LtAM WonDBRinol, of the U. 3. Senate, Inte Govcrtitir i
AtlCtllgiitl.
Dktboit. Oct. 21. lstO.
Doctoh Chabi.m Osooop,
Denrir. 1 have rejtd with much Interest, your little
trakatixk upon the ,ioiiue, trenrmcnt and cure" of the
febrile discuses which have s. extensively prevailed in our
country during the lust few nrtnths tin iulcrest iiiereitwd
no doubt, by the fuer that I have individually undered m
much from them. Though 1 feel myself very hie tmpeteut
to judee safely upftti a subject so entirely professional, yet
your incory soents m me well rcasinwi. auu your c-'iiciu-
sious just, ami l think willmu .tint your pumpmut is ciilcu
luted to nrmluce much practical irvxl.
9peaknir of the medicine he any : It fully justified your
nnueruiit expecum ni, aim as n rale, (nvenieiit, and p-tnU'
Inr remeilv, mv own experience, far, induces me to be
lieve that it will prove a creat public Iteuefit. 1 am nlfused
to learn lhat von have recently ettidlisbel several atfencies
for its diso8itioih thHigh I regret tnat, wiih a view to a
ni'Tc cnciiii iiifiiciuiiiTiLii ii in it, y 'U Bti'Miiu iiinciimmi
necessan to remove from your present residence among us.
iv i 11 iiiueu rrapeci i nuvr ine ii"it(r in ite, hit,
Ynur oliliired servant,
AVU1.IAM VYOUlitUUDGE.
CP" From Hon. Stepmk!! V.R. Trowbhiiigk. of Miebt-
gan State Senate, to the Agent at Detroit.
MIBMINUIAM, OAKLAND I'O., 1'OC Kl, IH41.
Sir vou Wish me to itil'irm i-iin what I kni.vv tif Dr.
OntfiMait's India Cbol 'Rue, tr miti-bili Mts mediHne. I do
lclieve that if the virtue nnd etficaev of tins medusae weie
eenetaily known, the hvkk anu auv w.mUl 4ifiiipieur in
Michigan!
i prociirca a Dottle m the spring of ISM 1 , and hive c xhI
reust'ii to lieiive that invstlt'aiid fumilv e&cuiH-d die a true
last season in couseouence of its use.
IVrhapi in iu euniiiKT since the settlement nf this fine
enpiHiilii. has tltc fever and uuu twi n so pii' alcnl as the
aft. 1 have ree titiinendiil this medicine in nimnT 'iis in
stances, and when the disease had Ufome fixel and batlled
the skill of physicians; and 1 have never kn vn it fail. 1
has uuiversully pr xinctd the m -st happy etT'ts, and 1 bel
heve it has never been exceed-d by any medicine in remo
ving the bilious diseases of the climate.
tours, respecilniiv,
STEPHKN V. H. TROWBRIDGE.
A flit for St i nb u rv H. H. MASSKR: Northtiinberlaud.
W1TUINGTOM tV'Co.j Milton, J. H. IlASKR; Selms-
Aiay o, icHo u
J. J. G-HEE1TOTJGH.
(Inte Keller 5t Groenougli.)
PATENT ATTORNEY.
AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
U aftliiiigton, l. C
DRAWINGS and pnpers for ihe Piitf n
Olfice, prepared tnd all ihe necessary bu
siness, in relation lo securine; patents, trniiy
acted, and promptly attended to, at their of
fice opposite the Patent Office.
October 28, 1818.
corn & sn.vrn waiu:.
J, ST0CKMA Nj
No. 60 Chcsnut-sty at the sign of the Gold
Thimble, between 2d. 3d.sts. South side
Philadelphia.
MAXITACTCKE8 and keeps constantly
on hand, at wholesale and retutl. tho fol
lowing articles, of a superior quality, at reduced
prices Gohl and Silver Pencils, do Thimbles, do
r tner Shields, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
and Mustard iSpoons, do Forks, 8oup and Oystur
Ladles, do Combs, Purse Clasps, Scissor Hooks
sk) Vlvnis, Knitting Mieuths, Ac.
ALSO, Jewdlery, Fluted and Brittatuua ware,
German Silver Spoons, &c; (sold Diamond poin
ted reus at various piu-es; Jackson's Superior
r-verjwinteU Lou!, &c, ixc
Philadelphia, May UC, 1S49.
in nttemnti sit to reran, inv tieauht and alter rendimr
sme poiier v( your barsa pa rills 1 resolved to try it. After
using six bottles I found it d me me great gKd, aixl called
to see you at your office with your ad v ire I kept on, sntt
do most heartily thnuk you for yoeir advice. 1 persevere ia
taking the Skirsnparilla, and novo been able to attend to my
usual labors for the last four months, audi hope by the
blessings of God and your 8a rsa pari I la to continue my
health. It helped me scyond the expectations of all who
knew my case. CHAKLLS QU1MBY
Orange. Essex eo. K. f., Aug. 9, 1347.
Stats 'of New Jersey, Essex county, ss. diaries Quim
by being duly sworn according to law, on his oath snith,
tint the foregoing slatemeut is true according to the best of
hitkn.wledgeaml belief. CIlARLEt ql'lMBY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me ot Ornnce, the Sd
Adgust, lbi7. CYRL9 BAUJWIN.
Justivs of the Peace.
. SPITTING BLOOD.
Read the following, and suv that consumntion is in incu
rable if you cuu :
new yora, April w,
Br. Tnwastxo t I veritv believe that vour Sirsnnnrillo
has been the means, tVough Proviflent'Ca v( saving my lite
l nave I r several years ouu a bad contru. It became w rse
and worse. At last I raised large qn uttitiea of bio x, had
niclit swoittsanil wamreatry debilitated ami redneed, and
did not expert to live. 1 have only used your Sarsnparilla
nut a siiort time, ann there has a wontlcrtul chatnje been
wrHiLlu in ine. l am now able to vtilk all over the city.
1 raise n blood, and my c mpli bus left inn. You can well
imagine that 1 atn lli;iiikfut l r these results. Your obedi
ent svrviuit. WM. BL"tjKLL, 83 Catharine st.
t08T HER SPEECH, J
Tlie mmexett certificate tells a simple and truthful story
f stilfering and relief. There are thousands of similar ca
ses in this city nnd Brooklyn, and vet there n re th aisamls
of nmits let their rhiMreti die for fcur of ocing hmnbugged
or to sava a few shillings.
Brooklyn. Sept. 13, 1917.
Dr. Tmv.NSRSo: I lake pleasure in etalitnr, for the bene
fit of those whom it may concern, that my du lighter, two
vears and six mmbs old, was u it lie ted with general de
bility and hnw of speech. She was given up us past je
covery by our familv nhysieitint but f-a-tunuLely 1 was re-
cotnmeiidei by a friend to try vour Svirfcanarilla. Before
bux iii used one bottle she recovered her speech nnd was
enabled to wniK oione to ine ast mis' men t oi all wa i were
aefinainted with the etreumstaiicm. t?he Is now uuite well.
and in much Ivetter health than slie has tevn f r itf months
pus;. JOlSEl'II TAYLOR, 126 York St., Brook ly a.
TWO CIULDREX SAVED.
Very few families indeedin fact we have not heard of
one that used Dr. T Wiisriid'S Sarsajvirillu in lime. I'M
any children the past Summer, while th we that did u t.
sickened and died. The cereilieate we publish bel nv is
e inclusive evidence nf its value, and is only another instance
m iciviiiu irn" uvi-B mi (-iiiiiirrn :
Dr. TowxEM) Deur Sir : I had two children cured by
your ftirsnnarilla "f the summer complaint and dvsentarv ;
one was only 15 mouth old and th other 3 rears. Thev
were very mueli reihicefl, and. we exiieeleil thev wousl die ;
they were given up by tw rts wet able physieiaus. When
the doctor ml' rmeit us that we must lose them, we res U
veil to try your Sursnparilln we hal litwrd so much nf, but
had little confidence, there leimt s much stutf advertised
lhat is worthless: but we are thankful that we did, for it
undoubtedly saved the Uvea of both. I write this that oth
ers may be induced lo use it. Yours, reseetful1y.
JUII UlLSUA.Jr.
ATyrtle-a venue, Brooklyn, Sept. 15, lr-47,
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dft.TowxsEND'sSsMtf ata rill a is H sovereiffii and sneedv
ure for im'ipieut consuinption. aud for the general pr stra
li in of the sjsteni no matter wheiher the result of inhe
rent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or accident.
N'lt.iirs can be m re surDrisma: th:tu ifs iaviir mitinir ef-
feeTS on the human frame, l'rrii mir all wetkarM ati.l las
situile, from t-iking it at once tree me r bust and mil of
eueit'v under iis inrtueiice. It iiuincili itely c niiitenicts ihe
uerveii-sHtit-ss f the female frame, which is the irc it cause
irrciin-'s.
It will a t be expect cfl "f us, in caws f so deli&ite n ua-
lair, to exhibit eertili'-ntts 1 em en pcif trinetl, but we can
usst'fp (lie ntllicied tliut huuUieds oi c i,;s have been repor
ted t us.
Dr. Towssrxn : Mv wife beiuir erenlly ilistretise! by
we:iknes and gcnuntl dt-bdiiy, und siuferiuu' c initMi.illy by
twi.i Hud with i t tier (liuiculiien, anu huvniir known cases
where y ur uiediciue 1ms edeeicd great cures; und ills
hearing it ree in mended for such fw ,t I have descritied,
1 outuiued a b t(te of your Extmct of Sirstiiunlla and fol-
loweil the directions you gave me. In a short period it
removed her complaints and restored her to health. 1 Being
gT eat fid for the tnnefits she received. 1 take pleasure in
uiusucknowieiigiug it, and recommenuinir it to the public.
Al. U MUUKli,
Albany, Aug. 17, '44. cor. Grand x- Lydia sts.
DYSI'ErSIA.
No fluid or medic ina has ever been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva in decomposing
fKHt and strengthening the organs of digestion as this pre
purati iu of tSarsa par ilia. It positively cures every case of
dyspepsia, however severe or chronic.
Ifank LHnurtmeut, AlUiny, May 10, 1RJ5.
Dr. Townsetu) Sir: 1 have beeu aliiicled fur sevenil
years with dystnipsiu iu its worst form, attended withs Har
ness of st hick h, I hi of upjietite, extreme heartburn, and a
great aversi n to ail kinds of fn d, and for weeks, (what I
cuukl eat) 1 have beeu unable to retain but a small portion
on my stouiuch. I tried the usual remedies, but they luid
but little or no effect iu rcmoviuc the complaint. 1 was in
duced, about two months since, to try voir Extract of Sur-
mpariua, and 1 must say with tittle eminence; but after
using nearly two bottles, 1 found my appetite restored and
tha heartburn entirely removed; aud I would earnestly re
commend Ihe use of it to ihtMe wli have leeii Htflicred nsl
huv boen. Yours, Jtc., W. W. VAN V5ANDT.
ent fr Sutiburv JOHN V. FR1I J(i N.ir.
thumlH-rlnnd, MARY A. McCAY; Dauville, VM. A.
MLKRAY k Co.,
Apilli, 1S40 IV
- "OXYGENATED
33 Ct CP CE Oa EH S3 '.
A SOTEHEION sVSMCDY FPR ' ', , ..,
DYSPEPSIA,
- putiiisic, .-.''';
AND . ' ' ' '!.
OBNsltAaVjpaaiLiTT. ; ','
GEOfeGE B. GREEN, pRoratttoii.
Windsor, Vermont. " ' ',
forms, socS as pom in the Stomach, Haartbum, habltaal
Cnstlveness, Acid Stomach. Hsndaih..l r
Piles, Niaht Sweats, and even Cwwimptli (DyMptls
Phthisle.) and Asthina, or Phthisic sttenrirrl with dcraiW
nwiit of the Stomach (or P)-pptic Asthma,) Dtfflralt
Brenthina, which often results from imperfect disunion (or
Dvflnnt.ia Svimwaa.i in relieved hv Uieae HIhm. ih
their use hns been proved in the relief of almost all tha
svmpt'ims that proceed from a debilitated or atohle condl.
twn of the Stomach ; lo in ceneral debility arisina from
itge or from tha effects of Fever, particulorlr Fever and
Alfue. r emaiea aunering unaer any uienirn aeranftemeiit
aristnt from weakness, will find the "Oxtoknatbd Bit.
tkhi" sn excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any mMI
cine in nse.
The history of this medicine is peculiar. It hss mads its
way to pnblic favor solely by the force of its own intrinsie
merits. No artificial means hnve been used tr aivs it nw
toriety and thrust it upon ptihlia atfcnti m.j It has never
before evert been advertised, but having first fthown its ro
mnrknble efficacy iu the family of the proprietor, and by
him alierwmds administered ti his afflicted friends and se
quniutinces with a like rwult, its repntntion grsdually ex.
tended until it is known in the mtist . distant Darts f tha
Union, as a medicine of unri railed virtues in the' cur. af
Dyspepsia in all its different forms, and also (or th. cure al
Anllnna or I'hthiiia. lis only herald and its only eulogy
Ins been the story of its wonderful eflicacv, ss told from
month to mouth or hv letter from friend to friend. In eve
ry instance where these Bitters have been need, and th. re
n It made known to the proprietor, they have proved a re-medv.
Numerous certificates, attesting tlis slngitlnt efficacy s
the "Oivgsnatf.d BiTrsss," ate in th. possession of th.
proprietor j many oi them signed ly persons already widely
known to the public.
keu. n. unto, rropnoior.
WINDSOR, Vt., Octolwr 3, 1W5. . ,
The following Ceriificnict have recently beea
received t
Washixbtos. D. C. JrsK 10. IMS.
Havlnc made use ot the 'Oavs-'emited Bitters" oreoarcd
by Dr. (ie . B. Green, of Windsor., Vt. and from kiiow
ledge olilainci) of their eflVfiry iu other cases, we cheerfully
rec immend them to thcpuMic; bcJieving tlmt they will I'nlly
sustain tli. reconiineiidnii'iit of the Proprietor. Ws hope
that this viiluslile remedy may be gerterally diffused
tlir niiiliout the country that it may be accessible to sll ths
oinicicn
'' RANKiROTB LIST ' ' ' '
p,:m r. 'tpfJISJCSTLTASli.- ; '', i n-;,! '
" TriS Wlnwlrif lis shos llva current stu of
enasslvsnia Rank N.stHr. Tha nnat IfnpKnH rn.
Itanca aa t placer) upon it. ts U Is eesry we
larrfully comparad with stir) corrected bom Bicfc.
oell's Rf porter.
- Itanlis In rhlta1iphlk. '
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LIQUORS. WINES, &C.
HlIE auhsrrilier has just received s new supply
of Uia best liquors that sn-ar can to Suiiliury,
consistiuir hi part of
Superior old pale Drandy.
Fine Cojjniue Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica 8prrrlkv
New England Hum. '
Fine Holland Gin.
Bupevio VIA Whiskey
Common dai
Superior Maderia Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
Superior Tort Wrnev
Burgnndy Port do. v
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Superior Claret Wine in bottles.
Champagne dot de.
HENHY MASSER.
Sunbury, May ! W49. .
PATE1TT MSCZCUTSS.'
Green's Oxygenated Bitter, price reduced'..
Old Jacob Townaend'sSarsaparilla. ')!
Baker's Saraaparilla. '
Sway ne'e "ymp of Wild Chert
Swayne's Verraifuce. . i .
Ay re 'a Cherry PochiraJ
l)r. Drake's Panacea-
Dr. Cullen's df ' ' '
Tibbit's Pain Killer- '('!.
Dr. Hooftand's U arm am Bittarai
Indian Vefetable PUla .
Horse and CatUe Medicines
rr sals by UE.NRY MASTER.
kmubary, July 14, HMS).
Amor's ("lu'ii-y Pectoral,
FOR COUGH, COLDS, CROUP,'
.HOARSENESS) ASTHMA. HOOP.
isocount!, RRoxciirris
AS'D CONSUMPTION.
rj llln vidnaiile prcparutioii, si asl 'iilsdia'y Sifccesyfiil
1 in CUTlnc rit.:tet ,4' the l.ltnfrs. i till, ri-xutl . f a .Lilt.
. ftri eoiiibiimti ii of LUtf knou-n eurutive principles of
nu-divine. lis ijisicillciils are Irmly inndo kn il l l tl
pul.lic, and are lliose urkii -wIc.Il'mI to uhmIicuI iucii as
IMnsfr'swiifr mre inediciti rinnes. wlm-h peculi.tr vinut-sare
coiubuasi in ihe-flllUtltV I'Kt'TuH Al." in their irrat.
est purity uud elricacv, anil when used, as will be seett from
uc KHiowill i-iiii:inir lesiini 'UV 1
l'ltt)KK.!stlit ri.F.vKuvn
ofliowtroin College, Brunswick, Maine, writes i "I bava
wuuejsou ine atlccts ol your I hurry Pectoral m lliy own
faiuily and in th:it of mv fiiends, and it lias giveu great
sutlslucti m iu cuseab'lh of a. lulls and children "
A Vt)it:K FlttlM MASSACIH SKTTS
Fran Dr. Bryant, Druggist and Poslinaster, Cliioopea
, una, ..lliss
Da. J. C Avra Dear Sir: Knrl,cU please find remit,
tance f. all the C herry Pectoral last sent me. 1 can un
hrsiuituwly my. (lint no medicine we sell vivos such satis
lucimn us yisir's does n' hnve I ever seen a medicine
which enrol so many cases of cough and lung cmiptiiints
tur Physicians are using it extensively iu the practice, aud
Truly yiairs, D. M. BIIVANT.
DR. PKHKINS.
Prrsulent of Vermont Medical Cdleg. an. of he most
tearne.1 and intelligent physicians iu I he country, "considers
it a c nnpisiiiinn f rare excellence for the cure of liutl for
nndulile disease, Ciusnmptii,u.n
An alio. incredible uuuilier of eeriifieates have heea
received j pi.iviug lhat the cherry IVctorul is, iu truia, a
WIKAT HKMUDY
(ur (.ougiia, c..ns. Asihnia knd nil punn-maey cmnpbiiits.
PIUCK 74 CKN'lt) PKn Bti'lTLE.
mLTl'iT u i l'"wr": M"M . sold by
berliuid.
March 31, 1MB.
, SuiilHiry, and MAKV McCAY, Northuiu.
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
flJIE auliscriber resjieclfully iuforms the public
1 thai he has again become connected with the
above Foundry, and that hereafter it will be oon-
uucted solely uixlet bis management aud control.
From his long eiue rienc. in tlie busaineaa he trusts
ha will be able to give general satisfaction lo hie
old friends and cusaunors The busiiuwa will be
carried ou iu all its branches. He will continue
to manufacture Ploughs, and all kinds uf oastiwja
will be dona with promptness and its the best
manuer. ' i OEO. KOHKUACW.
Suabury, Jans , Us a
SAM L EI. PIIKI.PS, ) M
Wll.l.IAM UI'HA.M, (
JA.MKS F. SIMMONS, U. S. Scnat
clrntor from Verment.
mtor from n. Island.
J. T. MOKKI1EAD, V. S. Senator and formarly Uovera-
or of Kentucky.
l.. H. AU.NUL.L). iueniber of (. Jarre's and foriaerly
VernorofR.l. . .
WM. WOODBRIDGE, U.S. Senator and former!
vernor of Micliignn. - ,
M. I.. .H All I IN, Dsleents in Conzrers from Vfiseuasis
Territory.
From Hon. H. D. FoTr, Member of Cosgress fr.rn
Peuiisvtviinio.
WinvoT.,f. n. C. Jura 10. IMS.
Dear Sir. 1 have been a dvsnentic snnerer for almut tea
yenrs, nnd have rcS'irtcd to vurmus nu-diciues for relief
williout success, until I lnnde use of your "Oxygenuted
inters." nnve used about two lnttles, nnd hud mysrll
resitiren to ncriect nenitii i he forms in which tli. di
ensc showeil itself, in my ense, were, great acidity of the
Bt'iuiucll, loss of appetite, extreme dHtulencc, severe constl
piition of tlie Isiwels, and violent heudnche. Feeling desi
rons Hint a knowledge of your valunble remedy may reach
others similarly nlilicted. I take grent pleasure in record
ing my teuton my to us curntiva power: and would also
rrmnik. that while on a visit nt home a short time since.
administered s part of a lioltle to a number of mv afflicted
friends, wiih greut succes. Tliey are desirous tlmt von
sli 'tild eslnblish an ngeucy at Pittsburg, or inform tbeia
where Ihe medicine enn I "Inclined. With an earnest de.
sire for your jnr.mperity aiul happiness, 1 sulerile myself,
truly y"iir irienil . JJ. - ljbl a.rt
l) K t. tiro. H. Ufks, Winds r, Vt.
S M Wh ilcsnle and Remil by Greu t Fletcher, Jo
.tis'iun cixiu direct, I'llilitilclpltla.
Altent f r Sunliiir' II. 11. MASSKlt.
Agents for Milton MACK AY tc II A AO.
Agent f n I pper Mabonoy J. ti. Kli.NN.
April 13, 1SI8
.,. , N6TE8 AT; PAR.
Bank' of Nntlh Arnerica , ,
BanN nf the Northern Libert ins
Oonimercial Bank of Penn's.i . . j;.
Fsripers' and Mechaolcs' Bank ,
Kensington Rsnk
rhilaiWphia Batik ' ' . ,
rVhntlkill Bank : i i- . . ,
Snuthwark Bank
Western Bank .
Meclisnirs' Bank . '
Manufacture-fa' eV Mcc hnnlcs' Bank
Hank nf Perm Township ,.,; . .
fli'ar.l Bank .
Bank nf Commerce, Inte Vnvnmcnsing
Bank or retinsvlvanis ' ,
(Country ItanUfl.
Bank of Chester Cnuntv
I'ank of Telsw,irs Contiiy
Hank of nrrmsntnwn
Bsnk frf Monirjomery On.
Otylestnwn Bnnk ,
Gasion Bstik ,
Farmers' Bank of Bucks co
Bnnk of Nnrthnmhfflanil
i'nltimt'ia Bunk A rtriilge co.Columbis
rnrmnrs nnua in i,anrnic" bnnctslei
nnrnstcr i;nunty U ink
.nnraster Bank
Farmers' Dunk nf RratVing
Office of Bnnk of Pm.n's.
Tflire do do
Iffice do do
Office do do
NOTES AT
ank of Ihe Untte.1 Ktntes
Vliners' Bank of Pollsville'
lank of l.ewlslotvn -,
Hank of Mitlillotown
Isrlisle Bank
Rgcliange Bank
Do , do . branch of
Ilmrishurg Bank
l.elinnnn Mnnk ; :
Mcrchanis' t Maniif Bank
Htik ol Piltsbnrg
W. st Branch B .nk
Wyoming Bnnk '
Norlhnnipton Bsnk
Hctks County llanlt
nrfire of llsnk of U. 8.
Pri do do
Do do 1 do
ll'itik of ( Uiatnlwiriiurg
Dunk of OeilystmrB
llnnk of Si).(iielisnnn Co.
Krw l)ink
Farmer' rV- Drover' l,nk
r'tnnkliii Batik
Hotll'Flli.li- I). nk
Moi ongilipli Sank of II.
Vork llnnk'
N. B. 'I lie iiolrs of tlMixe bnnks on
noil qiioifiiioiis, himI siilislitule s dnMli (
tin liasoil bv tin- I till iili lphin. liroker, wiih ilio
e cciiiioo ol tli.p which have a loiter of r. lerence.
IIRdKEN BANKS.
TUG l-lt AW PUItOATtVj34
roa Taa otraa or ' "J
Beadseha, fJlrMiness, ' Measles Saft Rhearn,' "" "
Hhwmstism, rues, ,,,, , nsan uurn, wars,,,,
Dyspepsia, Scurvey, Cholera MorOtik,
Srnall Pot, Janndioei: !':r r pcntalis, Uuinsey, i.-.ia
Pains in the Back, , , Whisming Uoush,
Inward Weakness" Oonompti., Fits, " t'l
Psipianlon of the Heart, , i Liver Complaint, ;..,'
Rising In the Throat) ' ' Krisipelas. Denrrless, ' '
Dropsy, Astlura, J ;,i Itebinga of the 8kir.K.-J '
rcvors oi sii sinns, voios, wrai, vrsvej,
fsmal. Cmnplsims, n 11 Nervous Comnlstma, '' "-'
D A YARICTY Of OTHER DISEASES ARISIK0
FROM IMPURITIES OF THK BLOOD, AND
' ' OBStrtOCTIOHS IK' tnt 0II0ANS OF
'ilMii,-.,.... uiotsT,!!.! i-t t.t l:'l
r.Xnrrif.iirf mt, nt-n.tri ik.i s t: . -
rromlmpurilio, of the Bkaal in- derangements of theTHges.
tSll !"" "M HenUh we "" remove those
obstrocti nsor restore the Bl. n, ii.iiaii.. .
- 1 nZm'ln "''! """tieine Is most effectually K
riived hv Click mb s bciht.sh .,.. ..... ....
c implctely cnycl ipel with a coating or pure while 'Sugar,
(which is as distinct fr un the inieriiiil ingrwlienta Manet
shell from the kernel) and have no inete of medicine
rut ere as easily swall.iwcd at lull of randy. Moranv.t
they neither unuseute or gripe in tlie Slightest degree bat
opemla erpi.tHy on all the disensed pans of the irjicm nt;
IMPOltTANT TO THE l'UBLIC.
COLUMBIAN SERIES OF
aumunrtfctf.
The Pupil's friend ami Teacher's comfort.
THE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR. This
work is alrcailv introduced into some of the
best Acadamies and a larc-e nunilter of 8chools,
where its use has riven decided and universiil sa
tisfaction, both to teacher nnd pupil. It is purely
American in its character, b.ineii upon our own
beuutiitil decimal system of enrrrncy. It contains
more, the urraiicniculs are better, and it is the
easiest und cheapest work of tlio kind now in use;
und it is so coimidcre I by hundreds of tlio most
coniietent teuclicrs and men of science in the Uni
on, who hgve recommended it, It is the book,
particularly and expressly prepared for our Ame
rican Scholars : Iiu Almon Ticiuor.
TllS Tot'Tll's CoLlNMAN CLCflTOB This
volume contains Ul pa'es. with aliout U00 exam
ples for solution on the slate. It embraces the
Fundamental Rules, Compound Rules, Simple
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Prottortion, &c.
Ticksok's AuiTHvtTicAi Tiiiirs, is destined
for the use of younger classes iu thSchoobi of the
United States. A beautiful little hook and pleas
ing to children, aud the only one of the kind of any
value.
There are Keys to both Arithmetics bound sin
gle or double, for the convenience of teachers, in
which tlie solutions of tlie questions urn given with
much extra mutter for the blnck board. These
Keys aro the most complete works of the kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundwd exumples in Mensuration, ckc, tor tlie
use of the Teacher. All tlmt ia wanted ia to have
the above books entrained, aud no teacher who ia
acqiiuiutcd with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate to pronounce them Ihe best works that
have ever been published in this or any other
country.
Although issued but a few mouths, they have
already been introduced into the Night Public
Schools of New Vork City in all the Schools
public and private, exciit twos in the City of
Reading. Also, iu about twenty Acadamies in the
State of Pennsylvania in a large portion of tlie
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Boroughs of Harrisburg,
York, Chaiuheraburg, Lebanon, Duylestowns PoMa
ville, Orwigatiurg, cVc, dee
For sale by lUsar Mtssta, Sunbury, Agent
fur NorHuuisUsriasvr County.
Hunbury, Itac. S, 1848.
i?PN EDVil PATENT SiSH PAS
K TEM.VOt..A cheap end excellent art,
eW lor fastening sash fur aide by
i. W. FRILING.
Sunbury, July 7, 1849.
nADD'S celebrated Horse and Call I. Medi
ctu. for sale by HENKV MAN8EB
. fcaubury Jan. 87tU, lgtsW
HC?kSK CATTLE
MEDICINES.
Don't permit your Horses or cattle to die. when
tlie means ot cure are within the reach of all !
The undersigned has spent scverul years in th
riitlr nf Veterinary practice in "London und K
Iiu! oro , helms also nvuiled himself of tlie resear
ches nl Leilnir, and othereclcbrnlcd men. win have
pontrihttted so much towards a judicious treatment
r . . ... -
ol aiitin ilsj do prmc pics of our practice consists
in the rejection of general blccdin? and tho total
i.-i'-iiion ui nu meiuctncs Hint cxiierienco Hits
shown to be nf a dangerous tendancv. 'i'hese re.
medics act in harmony with the vilal principle and
wncn given acronlms to tlie dircelions which ac
couipnuy each article thev are capable of excitin
and increasing the nnturnl ftinetious, without de
uiiiiioiiing, or aesiruyiiig tneir power, nence are
safem tha hands of every one.
G. H. DADD, M. D.
, A List ef ll.rse and Cattle Medicines.
Physic bulls, 75c. per box.
Alterative ball, 75c do.
" powders for bad condition, 75c per pack
age.
Heave powder fordiscases of the lungs, 75c d
L rme powder lor " ' kidneys, 75c do.
Tonic powder for bad condition zlande'ra. 75e do.
Cordial drink for iiillumatiou of bowels, 75c per
uoitie.
Liquid blister, 75c iter bottle.
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pou
Healing bulsam for wounds and saddle galls, 75c,
ier nome.
Wash for inflamed eyes, 50c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sores, &c, 50c
per Dottle.
Embrocation for sore throat. 75c ner bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, &c, 50c
r bottle.
Horse Liniment, the most celebrated article known
in England for lameness of every description, 73c
ec i per Dottle.
Distemper powder for red water, $1 per bottle.
v orm powders lor the removal of worms from
the intestinal canal, 75 per package. ? i
ror sale by Sn.MP.ON & REED, 28 Men
chants Row, also ut DADIVrt HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. 1 cV
UaymuTbet rtyiare, Boston.
ramplilcts describing the diseases for which
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certilicatcs are in possession of the
rroprictors, ol cures performed by tlie above Medi
cines.
Hold by GREEN A FLETCHER, No. 26 South
I II Street, IMnluilelphia. and by his
AngsTS. Hint M.isssr, Sunbury,
February 3, 1849 tf
BP0 WIT'S
ESSENCB OF JAMAICA GINGER
PREPARED and sold only, at FREDERICK
BROWNE DRUG and CHEMICAL Store
N. E. corner of PtrTsj and UaKivrr streeu, Phi.
ladclphia. This Essence is warranted to possess
iu a concentrated form, sll the valuable properties
of Jamaica Ginger, and will be found on trial an
excellent r anuly Medicine. It is particularly re.
commanded aa a tonic, to tiersons recovering froin
fever or other diseases, a few drops imparting to
the stomach a glow and vigar, equal to a wine
glass of brandy or other stimulaud, without any of
ine debilitating effects, wlucli are sure to billow the
use of liquor of any kind : and it ia therefore
especially serviceable to children and females. T
the aged, it will prove a great comfort ; to the
dyspeptic, and to those who are pretlisposwd' to
gout or rheumatic altvctions, it gives great relief;
and lo the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the noxious
liquor, it is invaluable giving tone to ths diges
tive organs, and strength to resist temptation ; and
is consequently a great agent in the causa of torn'
pe nence. I v I ulf uirex Wons accompanying eac
bottle.
Tlie abuva article can be had at the offica of tha
American, i . ,
Philadelphia, June 3, 184 ly
PATENT Trusses of all khida, HarnWa
writing aud indelUble ink. Cotton yaru am)
laps, just received and pi sale by
i. W. r RILING.
Suubury, Dec. ?, 1848, .t
par
.sr
pat
pSI
" The-
)nflices
do not
issue n.
-An
rAPS,
silk HATS at 225, for
aasortment just received
Hby
I tl. MABSER.
Sunbury. Dee. , 184.- . , . i
Also
Westchesier
Chestnr
(rermsntown
Norris'own
D'wlestown
Enalon
rtri-tid
" rthnmberland is
psr
Lancaster
Lancister
R-ading
Harrishurg'
Lancaster
liesiling
Ensinn
DlSCO UN T.
- Philadelphia
Pollsville
Lewistown
Middlniown
Carlisle '
PitMnirf
Hollidnvsburg
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Piiisburg :
Plils'iitlg '
Willinmsport
Wilkeshane
Allentowh
Reading
Pitlfhiltg
Krie
17
psr
failej
1
I
1
1
put
1
I
Blend of c nifiaiiig themselves ni, nnd racking any tmrtiealat
regim Thus, if lhcl,iver be olTecicd one iiigrcditiit will
ojiernleop that particular organ, and, by cleansing it of art
f-.icess of Bile restore it to its natmerl state. Another will
operate on Ihe Brtird sndremovosll impurities in lis cirea
hii nj whiles third will effectually expel whatever impa
Inies miv have been discharged Into the stomach, sod henee
theyt'rikeat the toot or diseas rem ive all Impttre Ha
m.rsfr m the bly, open the pores exicrnally and inter
nally separate sll f ireigii slid abnoxiont particles from the
chyle, s thut the hi id may be thoroughly pttre thus secu
ring s frejr. nnd healthy sctvnto the Heart, I.nngssnd I.iver
and therein- they tcStors health even when l other meant
have failed.
The entire truth nf the above can be sscertaineil by ths
trial of a tingle lxx ; and their virtues sre positive and
certain in reawring Health, that tlie proprietor Wads himself
t" return the money paid for them in all casus where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
HelRll I'rlce, 2r rls, prr ltx. '
- Principnl office No. Of) VcrseV st:t rf. Ybrt:
, Sold by JOHN Y. YnWNU, fnmhurv.
M. A. McOA V. Norlliiimberland.
ITP" Remember Dr. C. V. Clickner is tha Iu i'itnr at . )
Pugr Osited Pills, nnd lint nothing of the sort wss ever
heard of ant il he intrisluced them in .lode, 1843. Pnrehssers
should, therefore always nsk for Clickner's Sugar Coated
l'ills. and take nooiliers, or they will be made ihe victims of
S fraud.
February, 17, 1910 ly .-
par
nn s tc
faileil
railed
do
Ne'v Brighton
t'hnmbershurg
(tcttyshurg
Mori I rose
Erie
Wnyneahurg
Wsstiington
Honesd.ile
Browns idle I
York I
which we
-) sre not
do
1
1
failed
li
1
I
I
Philadelphia
do
do
do
do
Dyott, prop.)
Towaiidu
lleilford
Heaver
Hari'ishlirg
vV'a-hington
Mell.'linle
Piti--l.ma
I'ltt-'mrg
Fayette co.
llrepfit'HI ie
H-irinoov
Huiitiiigilon
Lee.i-ion
VVanen
Dnndaff
.New Hope
Millnn
Meads ille
Port Carbon
Carlisle ' '
Montrose
Unioniown
Greensburg
Inilcd
failed
filled
I'liihnlelphia Ssv. Ins.
'Iiilailelphia Loan Co,
'chin Ik tit Nav. Ins.
Kcixingioti Ssv, Ins. A
f'enn To nihii Snv Ins.
Manual Labor Bang (I'. W
1'i'Wanda Hank
Mlegliany Hank of Pa.
il.ink ol Heater
II ink ol Stvaiars
(lank ot VValiiiigl .
"i n're llnnk
' iiy li ink
'Tro.pr-' A M PI ll'cfl' Itioik
F ii iuer' & IpcIiV Hank
'..i.t'fV Mieli'iV lin k
' a itionv Institute
oiiiiiicdoi, Bank
I . i. i n i It n.k
'.oiiil criiieii'" It tik
Xorllierii Bank of !'a.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co,
Sortluiml.'d Union Col. Ilk.
.Ninth Western Bank nf Pa.
i More or Schuylkill Bank
I'a. Agr. 4 Msnuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bnnk of Pcnn'a.
U eetmoieletid Bank
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co.
frT All notes purimiting to be on any Peunsvl
vanis Bank not given in the above list, may be set
lowu aa frauds. ,
failed
no s.tli'
cl.ised
eh isp i
fail-.!
.. -i
no -n'
I il'eil
fnlr.1
faileil
no sale
on sale
n s. ib
failed
no sale
closed
no sale
closed
: : failed
closed
failed
closed
SOKES CAN BE C.UIIED.
Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of inflamed Sores
Cured.
rpOVSBYf! rxiVKKfJAL OINTMENT, is ths most
J complete llnnt Amid ae ever known. It inslaatly,
rUH" ) mult1' ) snips imins oi rue most neaperat.
Burn anil Mc.ild. For ukl S ires. Hi iiiws, Ouls. Suraius. Ae
al manor beast, it ib lite best nniilicaiinn rbni h wurf
Th iis:inils liiiv-etrieilnnil thousand nntite it. It is the most
perfect master of jsiiu over discovered. AH who use re
cniineud it. I'.very family sli mid he provided with it.
None can lei how so in some nf the familv may need ft.
lip" (lliscrve each Uiq nf the genuine l)iutuieii lias tb.
name of S Tocskt, written on the outside kibel. To uail
pi thi? in4' TLry. . ,
ll'ialitii-i. I.i-ery .Ien. 1- iirtnerw, and nil who use Horses,
Will find lins Oinluiciit Ihe very best thing they can use
fir Collar (Jails. Scrnlehes. Kicks'. &c. Aeon llieirsuimals
Surely every niercyfiil tiiini w.mlil keep his minimis ss free
from pain ns p issi'hlc. TolKcj 's I niveinal Ointment is all
that is required. Tw il.
IHTIir) DH INSMi'TS. For tlis sting or bit. of poison
us Iiis-cis; T 'iisey's Ointincnl is tifiiivniied Uuiulrcsjiliar.
tried it nnd found it po ri.
ll I .I.S C L' I! EL) ! 1' or Ihe Pilct, Tnittcy'a t.'niversal Oiut
niriit isoue of tlicbesl Itcineilies that cm be applied. AU
who hnve iricil il for the 1'iha rcc ainneiid it.
Ol.ltSOUlM CI Kl:l). For ..Id obstinale StTes. there
is n illinig e pi ll I i'onsey's Ointment. A person in Mnmi
ns had, f r a iiinnVr of years, u s ac leg Hint bunV-d the
skill f the d ict ts. T niaey's Oinlincnt wis rccomaiended
by one if the visiiing pliysiei nis. (who knew its great vir.
lues.) and tw b 'xni prisitrcrd more lit-ut-fit than the pa
tient h id received I'r.aii nay and all previous remedies. Let
all tivit.
BL H.NS AMI S lAXUS CVtlf D Thnimatals of eases
of Hums aud Scalds, iu all pans of lh e annrv. have been
cure I hy T aisev's I 'niversMl Oiiitincm. Cerlirfitites enough
cmld be had 1 1 fill the wli .c of this sheet.
VIOI.KVT Bit I ISKS Ct UKD. Teslimoni.ils on testi
in iiiial in fav a of Taiscy's oimnierit f.,.r curing Bruises
heve been niTered Hie proprietons. Hundreds in Symcast
will certify to its ereil inerilt relieving the pain of tlie mot'
severe Bruises. All pers 'us sli iuld iry it.
SCAI.DHK.XDrTltKn. S.rcs.Y c.e of Pekinese
hnve been cured ,y Tous'jy't Oiiiitucnt. Try it it aeldon
fails. .
HALT KIIKF.M f THKU. Of all the remedies ever dls
eoveren fonhs iu 'St disigrceablc c 'inplaiiit. Tousev's l:ni
verail Ointment is the most complete. It never was knowi
to fail.
OH U'PI'.t) H WOS CAN UK CfnF.I). Tousev's Vm
versiil ointment will always cure the worst cases of Chap
pe I II I'ids. Se ires of pers ns will ii'aietliis.
SOIli: l.ll'SCCItl;!). F r the cur. ofS.re Lips ther
was never unyiliing ucide equal lo Tousev's Ointment. '
is sure to cure llioia. Try it.
l! isa s.-i. ii'ilic e inri. und. wvirrapted no pi contain a
preinr.iri n of Mercury, t" Price -jr, era's per box. f
further iv,r ieiilarjcaiceriiiiig H,i r'ailv vidimble Oinlm'
the public are referred lo l'lunplilels. m'bc had gmlis. f re
soe hil.le lirtigrists nail Merchants throaglout Ihe United
Stales.
Prewired by . TOFS7CY, Druggist, No.
street, yew ork.
Ac.knts JOHN YOUNG, Punburv, M. A.
.v.rthHintietliiiul.
February 17, ltl(l.ly
10 Nsasaa
McCAY,
Wilkesbarre no sale
Hank of New Brunswick
lielvideie Bunk
llurlingioti Co. Bank
Joiiuoeicial Bank
unila-rlaud H.ii.k
.'aimers' Bnnk
.'aruiera' and Mcchniiies Bk Ivahwav
.'nrnier' and Mecliaines' It U N, llintis.viik
hurinerii and aleri h ints' liit Middletnwn Pt.
r ranklpi ll ink o! IN. J. ,
Holmkeii Ukgdc Giuztng I'c
lersey City U ink
Mci hatiic' li ink
Manufacturers' Bank
Morru t.'ounly Bsnk
Moninouth Bk of N. J.
Vti chniucs' B ink
Mechanics' and ManiiT, Bk'
Morrie !an.il and Ulrg Co
l'o.-t .oies
Newark Ukg & i, ( 'n
rw Jlope Del llrnlce Co
. i. Aiaiiutac. and Bkg (!ii
Brunswick
Belvidere
Medfnrd
Perth Amlmjr
Bridgeton
Mount Holly
, Jetev I'lly
ttoti .ken .
Jersey City
Palierson
BeUevilla :
Morristown
Freeh ild ,
New uk
Trenton
Jersey t'fty
Newarlk
LiVinoertsviHe
H ohoken'
failed
i
pat
A
psr
par
f.iiled
1
failed
fail, d
failed
failed
failed
i
failed
i
" pur
mi sale
no sale
i
i J 1'ioie, ion 6l Lombard lik Jersey CittJ
Orange
I aierson
do ...
Princeton
Sdein
Newark
Elizatielhtown
Camden
Morristowa .
I'reiiion
fad id
lulled
i
failed
i
par
par
i
i
psr
failed
failed
i
psr
failed
par
pal
pa
par
pur
par
par
par
par
3
M' ILEY r COUJf OrlNDY.- n excel-
V lent remedy for eougbe. eolds. For sale
at this .rZiee
DrangO II oik
1'uieri.oii Bank
Peoples' Hank
I'liiieeinu Bank
ciulem Banking Co
."tme Bank
Maie Bank
etiale Bank
Slate Bank of Morris
Slate Bunk
Salem and Phild Msnuf Co alem
Sushpi Hank - Newton
Tienion Hanking Co Trenton
Union Bank Dover
W aniline, tun Banking Co. Ilsckcntsck
UELrAW.iREs
Bk of Wilm & Brandy wine Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Binyrns Smyrna .
Do ' branch . Mi I lord
Fanners' Bk of (Stale of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
Do-- branch """Georgetown
Do brunch . ; Nee,atk9
Union Bank. ....--. Wilmington
fXT Under .Vs
LT Jn sll banks marked thus () there ate ei,
her counterfeit or altered notes of ihe various d
omlo. linos, in eirpuUliotl.
Pictorial Edition of U 4tilil$no'tj
Si-rut Tf ork on (lie Heroriituiluni
( )' THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN UER
WMANV, bWllZERLAND, itii. Will be
iMibluhed or. or about the 1st of April. 1818. by
JOS A SPEEL. No 9fl Cherry tl above ih,
hu splendid liino edition of Ihe above named
woi. with 18 engraved illustrations from ori
ginal designs ; s vola in 2, houud ia extra cloib
and library sheep. " '
The pablisher respectfully cslli tha attention
of Ihe trade and tha public generally, tt (bis
work being the only illustrated edition published
iri the United Sratet -He trusts that tbe beauty
of ita embellishments, tb. strong and substantial
manner in which it is bound, in conjunction wit
the known popularity ol the work itself, will h"
a sure receuiniandatiorr ea public favor.
JOS. A SPEF.L 96 Cherry st above th
J. A 8 has also lately published, a new and
beautiful Edition af eWgeant Bell's Rare. Show,
a syllable, book for children, seal ly dona up in
t-aita cloth.
Philadelphia, April I, 1SI8
LIVER COMPLAINS,
jAUxnirf!, oyppepsia. chronic or
NERVOUS DEBILITY. 'DISRATE OP
THE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising from a disordered
Liver or Stomach in both Milt and
Female :
Puch as Ciaistipallnn, Inward Piles. Fullness or Blood to
ths Head, Acidity of the Stomach: ."Jausea, llrnrt-tuirn,
Disgust lor Kisid, Fullness or weight in the eltonwch, 8onr
Krnclutioiis. SimI(iii or Fliiltering at Ihe pit of iheSlomaeh
Hwiiiiuiuigof the fiend, Hmried and UitTicult Hreathing,
Fliillcring ul the ll.iirl, I'lioking or tiiulicaliog sensations
when iu a lying p siurc Diinne.s of Vision. Don or webs
before tlis NkiIiI, Fever and dull ikiiii in tlie Head, Deficien
cy o' Vrs;iir:,ti .ii. Yellowness of ihe (Skin and Kyes, l'sin
in the Side, Hack, t'hesl. I.iuibs. Ac, Sudden flushes nf
Ileal, liuriiiug iu die Fl.h, Con.-lioit liniiKiiiiugi of evil
sud great depression of Spirits tlan lie eilcctuully cured by
Dr.. :-:ocplaitds ,
Celciii atcd Ctkrnum Dittcrs.
Tliftir pi'wf over tlie nbvi t.itr...ca if -tit excellrd if
eiuillutt liy imy t'tlir prqcimii n in rhe I'm fed tfiatM
ut iht ciirea atltstt, iu iiuu.y cac uiW nkillful jhyiciuit
Ilk. fiuletl.
jDtnin:ffiuentf the Liver and Ktoinoch nre Hiirt nf
Iimjimy, und wilt aim) pr niuue ilmniM o lit; Heart, Skin,
letiiijri uu4 Ki'4i)fyii, misl trt the lunly i'jrn to an atturk of
the th iuru, itui itx, r Veil iv Fevtr, and it generally th
firt cautM oi thai m mt Ixmciul tliteuiK, Ctnuiuptton,
Opinion of the Philadelphia Preas.
"THE DISPATC H." '
Dcceuihci itlsl says l i
AN LXVAI.fAtll.l: .MKDll'l.Vfi We liave frequenllv
heantthe. tvlebruleil tieiman Hitlers, nunmlMctured by tir
It sillland, spoken of iu terms of couiiuciul.iti ,u, and w.
kieov dcsi.TVedty so. It isa tMi C'iniiuon practice, in cer
tain quartern, to purf all manner of useless trash, but in th.
all ive Hitters, hundred, are living witnesses of llieir great
in mil und pin iical w alh. Asa iimlieiua of the Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, .orvout Debility and lvspeia, it
has been famd invaluable, etlectnlg cares and' tli. oughtv
cradicaliiig diMi.is,;s. wlicu id! ulheriucdtciuca hav. failed.
We led convinced, llait iir the irsc of iln; liermnil Kilters,
Hie lutieui d e-su a nv aue dcrsliutted, tut ounsuultly gams
slrnngili and vig a 1 1 tlie Iruule a fact worthy ol great
luuslderuli ii. 1'iie Bitlera are pleasant in taste and truell,
and cm be administered under any circumstances, to ths
in s delicate ttoinacb Indeed, l hey can lie used by all per.
t iis with tha in m ueneel auiety. It would be well for
th sjc who are muWi ulftvte.1 in the nervous svuleni, to
c Huinvice wnii one tea BKmi'ulor less, and gradually ia.
ereasa. We sjieak from exa:rieiice, and ure of course, a
proper judge. The press far ami wide, have unite ill re
commending the duriii iu Uinert, and to tha altuclcd wa
most cordially advise iheir use.
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES," '
Jane 9tth luyS: . , ;
"DO OUR OOOUcrrUKNst who sra invalids, know
ths luuuy asliaiisbing rures tlmt have boea performed by
Dr. Ho ullaud's Crlvbralnl lierinnu Hitters If they do
nat, we rwMmnend them totlie'Mterman MMiciu. Store,"
sll who are adliclcd with L.iver Coiaulniui, Jnuadies), Dya
pe)isia, or Nervous Debility ; Ihe Do. tor hnscured Inuny f
our citizens slier tlie lx,sl phytiniimi had faitedK W. uava
used them, anil they have proved to lie n medicine that every
one thunhi know of, and we emuint refrain giving our tes
tun .ny iu their lav.ir, and thai which gives them greater'
ctouo Uua oar humble eifon, the)- are entirely "'egeuble .
' "THE DAILY NEWS,"
Julv tth savs
'We speak knowingly is; lir. lloofland's Celebrated Qe"
man Unlets, when we say it is a blessing of this age; ana
111 diseases. 4 lue biliary, digestive in id S ervous Hystems, it
has iu w.thiuk an equal, it is a Vegetable Prt orsiioir
aud uiudc williout Alcohol, and Pi aU iuvaiidr w would raw
oinnmensl it st worthy their oonfidenc.
For eile, wh dcwle aud reuii, si the principal Denote
(hit MAX MEDICINE STOKE, No. g:a Kace Street,,
flululelphia. '
For sale hy M A. McCAY, Northumberland and Bun--liury
and retetbla dealers generally throughout th.
Slut.. . ,
April , 1819. ly ' " .'
otton Yarn. Cotton Carpet Chuin, Cotton Lap
and Wadding, Cotton Outlines, Ready made
Pantaloon, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives
Porcelain-lined preaerving kettles, just rrxaavadl
for sale by , .., . , , IL JIAIKJaV
Sunhurj'i Dec. t, 1848. , ..,
1 . . ' ! " ' 't
XES osyery ewperior quality fcr sale byvi- '
. , ii. ,MASSEK; ,
Sunbury, Dee. t, 1 848.
BLANK, IJOOKS-tAb assortment
Hook s. itial re.wivwl .ml l k.
' J j ,
II. MASSER.
6unbury, Dec S, 1848. i
of BlaitaX,
YKL'P MOLASSES.
J Molasses for aala by
SiiKBrior refined rjyrup,
HENRY MASgEfc,
utibury, Dee. , 1 14.