The following song, written by Mr. Drew,
was sting at the Celebration of the Columbia
(D. C.) Typographical Society, by V.. Klopfti i
The Inventten of Printing;. l
'Tis said that in the olden time,
'' 1 r.re printing was invented,
'" Tho want oT such a principle
t .Wat very much lamented ;
tor there Mere men as thete are now
Who were forever seeking
To renovate olil things, I trow,
Or set the world a-creaking.
ciioRrs.
Let feudal ages go to pi,
We'll set the form anew, boys.
We'll in, and beat, am pull, and fly.
And prove what we can do, boys.
No pfiny press was then in vogue
To print without permission ;
And books, as now. were not a dniff.
Much less a cheap edition.
So then some jolly Dutchmen said
They'd put their heads together,
And print a book with types of lead,
And hind it up in leather.
Let feudal ages, Kc.
They tell of T,aury Coster, who
Set up in Harlem City,
And had jnurt and dtvil loo
Put was it not a pity,
That while he kept a Christmas day.
And thonght of nothing wrong, sir,
' To Mnta the devil ran away,
And took th types along sir!
Let feudal ages, Sec ,
Old Outton.httrg soon learnt the art, ,
(Which but for him were lost us,)
And wanting coins to meke a start,
lie borrowed spoons from Faustus.
At ato-goi heads they soon arrived;
To court the matter passed, sir,
And after Cutty had been shrived
Von Faustus had him en., sir,
Let feudal ages, &c.
One SchcpfTer now with Faust combined.
They had a rule between 'em,
That he w ho left his pi behind
Upon the boards, should clean 'em,
And Gutty, who. by dint of law,
Had learnt its moods and tenses,
Soon published the Catholicun
Joannes Janucnu's"
Let feudal ages, &c.
The science thus extending wide,
The Doctor made a leap, sir,
And soon in Paris was espied
A selling Bibles cheap, sir.
He thought he'd play a yarikee trirk,
And say his hooks were written ;
But laying on the thing too thick,
He got his fingers bitten.
Let feudal ages, &e.
His script was all so uniform,
His titles stamped with blood, sir;
None but the dtvil could send out
Of volumes such a flood sir,
To see his Bibles come to fast,
The Frenchmen grew affrighted,
Again the law upon him called
But this time uninvited.
Let feudal ages, Kc.
His sanctum now was ravaged quite
The Doctor had to yield, sir;
The den was soon unveiled to sight,
Which had been long concealed, sir.
The hlood was there in cans and kegs
The Doctor owu'd 'em his'n
A tail grew out betwixt his legs,
Whilst on his way to prison !
Let feudal agog, &c.
The Printer's buy is thus en-tailed
With charms of magic dread, sir ;
And if to see his hums you've failed,
I beg you feel his head, sir.
You'll have the dark conviction then
Of what the league has cost us,
And why it bears the cognomen :
"27, Dtvil und Dr. Faustus."
mortis.
Now feudal ages are in pi,
We've sit the f.rm anew, boys,
We'll ink, and toll, and pull, and fly.
And prove wliat we can do, boys.
fclivr making.
I'r.lt.'-or Iiiraliuiii thus graphically describes
th town i f l.ymi, Jlas-HclMisfctta, l lie neat of
ii('i(,itiki.rs, und the vast curd watnery of the
w!iii'- l.'nuni.
'Tin veiy pleasant and thriving town of
i t j is is Vii rariuiire (it shoemaker! its young
iiu'ii, ui!y transferred trum Uie cradle to the
lust, t ut l eir Ift i li ami leather at the oamo
tune, and 'I pretty manic na '.cam to bind above
Willi tin' i. ttrocuciiiui ol their a-b abs. Lovers
rxclinii!.-. 1,1-nrii ,nvr a kid slipper, and swear
eternal fidelity over lap-sinne. If they would
got innrrivd, they ak nld Dr. Wsxend, the par
bun, if he will glitch them together, and they
will pay him in shoe-mending. Whipping their
children is caller: tanning, an( (he rod they
use 10 a cuuhule. The little boys swear by
hulis and leather, and play at gan ea which
they call lush and low uiiarler. and toe.' A
child newly born is a lapstone, and the ape of
iiu'ir children is know n hy tho number o shoes
they weir. Boys are called rights, and girls
lifts &n old ins id is an mid slipper, and an old
bachelor an vdtl boot. The street doors to their
dwelling am 'insteps,' and a man in an overcoat
is 'foxed.' The field about the town are patch
is, a i) J a follow half-st-n. over ia l.alftoleJ.
Th'-y nevt r tec an oak tree but they directly
calculate the number of pees it will make, and
when they behold bees at work they reflect that
no nuiy u,u ol wax i waxed end. They look
on all cattle) and heeu a only leather-grower,
and W-leive that linos were only mode to pro
dure brihllea. i, Inn-stones Would Dave Brand.
way, and its lasts, if piled together, would Disk
a monument higher than that on Bunker IIill.H
11AXK SOTE LIST.
1'EXXSIXVAXIA. ,, ,
The following list shows the current value of all
!ennsylvsnia Hank Notes. The most implicit re
Imnce may be placed upon it, as il in evert week
an fully compared with ai d corrected from Uick
nell's Keporier.
Itanks In Phtladrlphla.
N.ms. Location -
1 ini.n.
NOTES AT PAR,
Bank of North America , ,
Bank of the Northern Li'erties ',
Commercial Bank of I'enn'a. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank ,
Kensington Bank . .
Philadelphia Hank . '
Schuylkill llnnk
Smith wnrk Bank .
Western Hunk ' . ' . .
Mechanics' Bank .
Manufacturers' & Mechanics' B.ink
Country flank).
Bsnk of Chester County Westchester
Bank of Delaware County Chester
Hank of (rrmantuwn (Sermnntown
Bank of Montgomery Co. Nnrris'own
Doyleatown Bank Doylcstown
Eaatoti Bank Esaton
Farmers' Bank of Bucks CO. Bri-lol
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
psr
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
Office of Bink of Penn'a. Harributg". Thci-e
Office do do Lancaster I offices
Office do do Reading f do not
Office do do I";iU.n JiKniien.
NOTES AT
DISCOUNT.
Hank of the Unileil Sluteis
(tank of 1'i'iin '1'owiihliip
(iirard Bunk
Moyamcneuig B ink
Bank of ."eiiimy Ivania
Miners' Bank of Poitsvillc
Bank of l.cwiMown
Hank of Middlelown
B;ink of NorthumlM-rhiml
rtiiUli lphia 3132
par
i
. . par
I''
Potisvillfl
1 j-wiMown
M itlilleiown
i
l
Norlhiiinhciland par
t'oluuiliia Bunk & Bridge co. Columbia
par
1
Larlmle Bank ( iirlislf
Exchange Bank
D. do branch of
Farmers' B'ink of Lancte.i
Lancaster ('ounty Bank
Farmers' Bank ol litaJiug
llairishutif Bank
Lancos'er Bank
Lebanon Batik
Merchants' & Manuf. Bunk
Bank of Pittsliurg
West Bianch B.mk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton B ink
Berks ('ountv Bank
Office of Bank oftr. S.
Do ' do do
Do do do
Kensington Hi v. Ins. A
Penn Township Sav. Ins.
Bank of Chamlwrsburg
Bunk of (ieltynburg
Bunk of So-qiiehinnii Co.
Brie Bank
Farmcrn' & Diovcra' Bunk
Franklin Bank
lloiiesd.ile B.nk
Mononcalii la Bank of B.
Vork Bank
l'iitKluiiir ' 1
Hnlhdiivsliurg 1
Lincaslei par
I. ii tic aster pr
Kcuding pai
Harriluirg I
LnnciiHicr pJi
Lebanon j j
I'ituhurg I
riiuVutg I
Wiilinmspnrl lj
Vi:kclarre 1
Allentown
it ending
Pittsliurg failed
F.'ie do
New Brihton do
' do
ilo
Chamherxhurg I
(ii'tlyol'Urg t
M on I rone 't.r
Frni 3
Wnyiieburg 2
Washington 1
HoueMlale I J
Brownsville 1
York I
N. It. 'I he notes of those danks on which we
mil quotmions, and suhlitule a dash ( ) are noi
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with die
eictitioii of those which have a h-lier ol i fen nee.
B li O K E N U A N K X.
Philadelphia uv. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill Sav. Ins.
Manual Labor Bairn (T. W
I'owanda Bank
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bank ol Nw atari
Bank ol Wuvliiugton
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' cV Merh'ca' Bank
Farmerit'& Mech'c' Bank
Furuiem' A MechVa' Bank
Haimony IiiKiilutc
Huiitiugdor. Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumlicrmeu's Bank
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Nortbuiuti'd I'ninn Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. A sr. & Mnnuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
L'nion Bank of I'enn'a.
Westmorland Bank
Wilkesharre Bridge Co.
PlnlaJt l hia failed
do failed
do f'ile.l
Dyolt, prop.) failed
Towamla
Bedford no sale
Iteaver closed
HarrUhurg clokOil
Wu-liiiiRlon failed
Belli f.inte closed
Pill.buig II i) rale
PitMiurg lailed
Fayette co. failed
(reelicitst e failed
llaiinony no sale
Huiilingilon no fale
l.eni.stowii no sale
Warieii failed
DiuidatV no Hit
New Hope closed
Milton no sulr
Mvadtille clused
Port Cur lion
Carlisle failed
Montrose closed
I'niontown failed
(ireenshurg closed
Wilkesharre nossle
OCj- All noU's purporting to le on any Petin-yl-vania
Bunk not given in the above list, may be ct
Jown as frauds.
KKW JT.IISI'.V.
Bnnk of Nev Brunswick Brunswick
Uelvideie Bank Belvitlrre
Burlington Co. Bank Mi-dtord
2onunercial Bank I'i rih Ainhoy
Cumberland Bank Brideion
Parmers' Bank Mount Holly
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk liahwav
railed
i
par
i
par
par
i
Farmers' and .Mechanics' Ilk N. Biuuswirk failed
tanners and Merchant Bk Mul llelown 'i.
Franklin Bnnk of N. J. Jersey t'ny failed
Jersey t'lly
lloliokeu likfl & lirazing t o lloti.ikeu
fail, d
failed
failed
felled
i
failed
i
pur
no sulit
1
lersry City Bmk
Jeiw y t 'ny
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' Bunk
Morris Coumy Bank
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechanics' Bunk
I iil;rison
Belleville
Morristown
KuvholJ
Newaik
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morris ('anal and Bkg Co Jersey City
Post Nole
Newark Bkg & Ins Co
New Hoiie Del Bridge Co
Newaik
Lumlieitktilla
lloliokeu
i
tailed
tailed
4
fulle.l
4
par
pur
N. J. MiMiulac. and Bkg 'o
N J Piutccton ic Loml'urd I k Jersey Cl'y
Orange Bank Orange
PaierMin Bank I'aicrson
Peoples' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Sulcin Banking Co Salem
Stite Bunk Newark
Slate Bank F.lizalwihtuwu
Slate Bank Camden
Slate Bunk of Morris Morrisiown
Mute Bunk Tienion
Sulem and I'hilad Manuf Co Salem
Suaaex Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
L'nion Bunk Dover
Washington, Banking Co. liackenaack
DELAWARE.
BkofWilmA Brandy wine Wilmington
Hank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do hunch Miltord
Farmers' Bk of Stale of Del Dovei
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch Ceorgetown
Do branch Nawcasile
Cnion Bank Wilmington
rr"f- 1,'ndei S'a
i
i
par
I
failed
failed
i
"V
failed
par
par
par
par
par
par
pr
par
par
(XJ- On all banks maiked Ibua () there are ri.
tiler counleilcit tir altered note yf Jm VJ,ou !
comioslious, ia circulation.
W I STAR'S x
dalsam or iriisD cucnnY,
A romannnr) nnlsamlc PrpMila from
IVIld Cktrrr Hark suit Tir,
77ie best remedy known to the world fnr the cure nf
coughs, enlds. asthma, croup, bb-eding nf the
lungs, whooping finish, bronchitis, in flu
tma, short nes of breath, pain and
wrnkness in the breast or side,
liver rnmf'btint, and the
first stages of
CONSUMPTION.
We will net assert that this BALSAM will cure
Consumption in 1st Itmf farm, hot il has emed
many after all either means of rlief had been tried
in vnin. And whv not t It seems lh.it the WILD
CHUNKY was destined hy Nature to l onr P A
NACEA for the laesuina dicses of this c Id la
titude Let not the despairing invalid ' his
money and looe TIV1R. to him at all important,
in txierimentintr with the trashy nnfom nf the
dav. Iml use at once, a itvdicine thai will cure. If a
cure be p a ihle a m dieioa that science approve,
and many year nf i xper.etice h ive demonstrated
that il always relives. I
"There is no such thing as fail." In the history j
of ihis wonderful BALSAM. Evidence tli miwi
convincing evedet'ee that no one ran doubt, fully .
estalili hes ttva fact. For the sake of brevity we ,
se'ect the f. I owing from thousands. j
Isaac Plait, Esq., Editor of the Pokerp.ie Eaule. I
one of the nvst influential j mrnnls in tle s'a'e of
New Yoik, si m s uniloi the authority of his own
name, th it a young lady, a relative of bis. ot verv i
delicate const i tuioii, wn altacked in Felt. IH12 j
wnh severe cold, which immediately produced spit '
ting i f blond, cough, fever, mid other d itigerooa and I
alsrmii g symptoms. Thronuh medical neatoien' j
end csie she pi tially ire vcr. d dmina summer, j
But on the return nf winter stie was alt icked more
violently than at first, she bream" scarcely aide to
walk and wa tumbled wth cotioh, chill' and fever
every day, and apieaied to be going rapidly with
consomp i in ; at this lime, w hen there as n sign I
nf impronrment. Mr. Piatt procured a boMle if j
Wiar' Ui.svM or Wttti Chkbiit. which she
look, and it s ereingly restoied her. She g ! a se- I
cond, and hefioo il was half tnken she w a restored
to perfect health, which she has enjoyed to the pre- i
sent nine, without the ahghtert symptom of her for- !
mer ihc
Mr. P ait sav "the cure c.ime under my i- n nli
sClvalinn and I cannot he mistaken as lo the facts."
EXTRACT OF A J.KTTKli FROM A I 'OUT
MASTER. DATED
PrManoKK, Washington co., Maine, Apr. 29, 181 1
MK. HA AO BI'TTS. Denr Sir: At the re
quest of many of my friend- in this place and viri.
l ily who are afllicled wi ll ronsii'ntlon an l liver
eomp'aima, I lake tin lil'er'y of asking you to ap
point someone in Ihis roiin'y as agent lo sell Wis
rsit's Balsam iirWu.ii (,'hrii bt. and to send bin
a few d '7.i' il as lher is none nf it for sale will. in
200 miles fr. m ihis I have no doubt (hat it w- nhl
niCt t with a r aly sale if it were where it cou'd le
pi oc u red without loo much esprnse and drlav.
My wife was alMckcd about mi m riths since
with what (he pt yicians lulled the fir-l s nge of
C"ti-oin'toii a complaint v. ry p evalent in this
s- c'ion of country. Having seen the Ba'sani ad
vert sed in Augusts.
ZJ- 200 MILES FROM IIEH.E, wOl
I look the pams lo send there for a bottle nf it,
whlih she look, and which helped her so much that
I wnt lor I vn bottle, more, which -he hits aso ta
ken, and he now sv she has not felt so well for
six years as she does at ilna time. All those who
lisve inquired of ine and nsceilained w hat ell'erl the
Balsam tool, are Hiixiooa lo h'V nme f.r sn'e in
lhi virinii v . which is the cnu-e nf niv wntn g you.
Plea-e inform me by letirn ol m 'It whether von
conclude to send some, and il so to whom, in order
that it may be known where it can be had.
I am wnh re-peel yours, etc.
P. (i. FAICSSWOHTH, P. M.
The h"le country is fist learning that t o medi
cine no (iliVHicnn no ptrparalion nf anv kind
whalevii caiirqnul Da. Whtah's Ualsam of
Wild t.'iitaar.
a tri ly ivoii:nrri. c i in:.
WsTitavm., Oneida co.. .. Y.S. pt. 15, 1843.
Dear Sir I owe it in the afflicted to inform y u
that in January la-t I was niia ked by a veiy vio.
lent cold, raus-d by wtnkii g ill the water, which
settled on my tunes. It v as ai comp inn d bv a ve
ry sevee pniu in my breast and sides, ami also a
disties-mg C' ugh. I hud in attendance all the I el
uicilic.d aid in i.ur village ; hut after eihnusiiug all
ihcirskt'l o no sv.il, liny prononni e l my i!i-ea-ea
co r i ii m 1'iivsrwPTiuM, and tin v one and ali
gave mr up lo ilie. Alter iiitn h pi rsu ision I got
iha (on-enl of my physician to use the Balsim o
Wan I'iiihui prepared by Dn Wisrta. I pur.
chased of the Agenl in our l ice one h.itlle, before
using half of wbirh I If gall to gain slrengib, ami il
w s very evident my Cough was innch belt r and
my symptoms .n every way impr vine. I hive
now list d ihiee but lb s, und dm rrslorid to perfect
health. 'I his re-nh is si ne owing In the of
) WISTAK'S HMAM OF WILD CIIKIt
K V i stlil I take Ihis method of i: ving you the in
formation, partly to pay you the debt of griitudc
I owr yi u, and partly ibut other" si iiilaily slllicted
may ko w where lo apply lor relief.
Veiy trulv joins, JAMES H OE.
M it. I'lLvi n Druggist, undei d ite of Yli rville,
Sept. Slth, I H 13. writes;
The slat, inent given you by Mr. Jamrs SNge is
well known to be true hy this whole ciiminumfit
II crlonlv was a mo-l remaika lecore. The rale
of ibe Hal-ion is very good, and i s urn 's in cure.
iiu'y llsileriug. Youis ri i etfiillv.
D. D. PALME II.
T1IK MOST KKMAKKADI.K
ci iiK Kvr.u HKronnr.i).
H Aiitiovrin n. N. J , Aoil 20. 181:1.
On or about ill. I3lhiuy of Octobti, Mil, I was
taken wnh a violent p.. u in ilie si le rear the liver,
winch hi 1 1 i 1 1 ikiI lor ah. .til fiveitaya, ami um fol.
lovti d ly the breaking of an u'ra r, or ul. r in
wanlly, wh eh rel eved (he hiii a little, hi. I ruu-ed
me 'o throw up a great ipiiiiulv of oireusive uiatU'r
and also much blood. Bring greatly aljiinrj at
this, I .1 ii-I to a physician, hut be said he lh"Uit' t
hr could do but il lb- lor me etc-pi g.ve ill" s ine
Mercury which I lefnsrd to like, feeling
-a'.slied that ihey r. uld do loe i o good ; inaoy o
i he r r. in die i ie then procmed hy my wile sad
fiiends, but none did ine anv good and Ihe ills
charge ot blood and coiiupti iu still cnliiuird ev-rv
i w days, and at last become so olh nsive th it I
cu d scarcely breathe I w .a also seized with a vi.
ohiit rough, which at time caustd me to raise
inuih nioie blood than I had done before and my
disease conlinued in this way, still growing worse,
until February, when all hope if my ircoveiy was
given up, and my Ii tends all thought I would die
ol a (ALLoriNu CossctarrioN. At ihis moment,
when my lite wusapparen l drawing near its close,
Miesrd of DR. v ISI'AK'! BALSAM OF
WILD CHELRY, and got a bottla which a
iisvto as iMMtuitTrLT ; and by ihe u of only
three bottles of this med cine, all my pains were
removed my cough am slitting of blood and cor
ruption entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my
health was so fur restoied ss to enable me lo woik
al my trade, (which is a cariieiitcr,) and up lo this
lima 1 have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
Gioi'cssTia Coi'STi, N. J , ss.
J'eieiually cam before ine, the subscriber, one of
the Justices of the Peace In and for the said cnnn
ly, Thomas Cozens, and lieing duly affirmed ac
roobng lo law, ssith the above statement la in all
things irue. -
. Affirmed before me, on the 80ih of April, IM3. 5
- J Ctr.MS!.T.J P. $
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM, SATIRE'S FAVORITE rRESCRIPTlOV
a prescription Congenid to nor wants, ss it is pie
pared from chemical exliacts from sub-tances which
the author of nittirn has placed in our own land
for wise purpoe, thai many who kn. w holhing
of the mode of its prcpamion are endeavoring lo
reap pecuniary benrfi a hy srllinp. nn ailicle similar
in name, or in appearance, or by representing their
own Ira-h as superior to this B AT.S M. or by put
ting lip S mitlute and a demnty asseverating that it
is imp aMe I Ir mi a foreign rpuntry, which is not the
ease. All these deceptive arts goto show th it
WtTA' It i.a as isknownto the world lo bp
"THE GREAT REMEDY." and that to se
any mimm-p- it must ha tiler Ihis in name, of pur
part lo !, like It in stl' stance.
JJ" Believe not ihe cunningly wrought fabiica-
lions and take on'y the original and
Wistaii's It al'ai or Wnn I'hissi.
genuine
NO OTHE3 CAN BE LIKE XT. !
Address all orders to ISAAC BC I' I S, Mo, S'i
Ann St., New Y ok.
Agents, JOHN W. FRH.l.NO. So.nburv, j
D. BR MI I IU AM. Northumberland,
J. K. MOYF.lt. llnnoi.ilU!r,
J. VVAfiGONSKl.l.KK. Srlins-Crnvr,
BROWN & CREASY, M (JJinvile.
Feb. 2,, 1815 ly ' !
"FIFTY DOLLAl.H HF.WAHl) !
CANTRELL'S
Ct'lrhr.iled Tamlly IrdicincM ;
'W'HJ'ILL not rure every Ihing. but still remain i
V unequalled in thrir several departments by
every thing ever offered to Ihe public, who have
voluntary name forward and offend numerous and
highly ri speciuhle testimonial uf t lie ir superior
iffieicv.
Cuutrtir s Compound Mcilirated Syrup nf 6'ui-sapar-lla
t or, Auli-Scoibulic Syrup, fol the cure
ol Seorfula, Chronic linen, n ilism, Cluonic Swel- ;
lings of the Join'", Ciuption- of the tskin, and all
Disca-cs aiisiug from the abuse of Mercury, J;e-.
unsurpassed by any thing in the ins ki l, enmhi.
ning all the virtues resident in the tsar-npariila 1
with a modern medicament, only lately brought .
out hy ihe most respectable, medical antlionios, :
Price, fill cenls per h tile.
Cimti ell's .lnti-Dyspeptic Vowdrr, (T the re- '
lief and permanent cure ol thai ui 'i-t ilislresaing
I eomplnirit, Dy-pcpsia, in nil its forms ml s'tigos.
I II is tiuly a most vnlu d ie remidy. Sold in lollies I
ai 25 and SO cents each. 1
Cu.ntrrH'1 -Iguc Mixture and Tonic Mnlica
menta, stands at the head of the li-t unnvallid hy I
i ny. or all ihe innniiicmUe mediem s in tt-e !
ihionghoul the length and bread h of the bud, for
the core of Kr.vr.it tun! Ani l: in all iia stages, ami j
from nil its rnnsrnuences, i
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never be without it.
ThesuhsciilM-rwillforf.it EIFTY DOLLARS
where bis medicine hiils lo peiforin a cure in the
in. st ohstina'e ra-e. :
S. Id Who es de and Retail by CALEB CRES. !
SON. at I i Drug Waiehoue. No. f North Third i
I M reel, Philadelphia; also, by Ihe ngulirly ap- :
pointed agent, SE I'll W. ROBERTS, Wbolcsa c
Druggist, No. 51 Water Street, Mobile,
I'rep-ired ti: I v by tl e Stibeer.ber, corner nf OAR.
1'ENTER and' SL'COMI Sir. ets, behnv t'hristi- ,
an, Philadelphia, where it is also retailed. , . I
Observe, none arc genuine without ilie sigrature
, f JOHN A. CAM RELL.
CuntrrllN Ariip Ilxlui r, or Toiilc
J)l'illi ameiilii,
Fur the cure uf oil II, Holts affections, iftuhen nc
curiliUK to directions.
Il is a never lulling remedy which no family
ough1 l be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the propiie
lor's immediate inspection on ihe most scienutie
principles, hc'tig I'ur. ly Vrgelsble, and having
tried its efficacy on ihoii-alids, for upwards of I'i
y ars, and lo his knowledge when 'aken sirictW ac
cording to dueciions, ihrre b is not hi en ne fa lure.
I'nder such circiim-lancrs I recommend it to ihe
public, adding a certificais in support of Iny asser
tion. I.John Hums, do certify that I was in the ship
Tobacco I'lniil of Phil nh l l i i, (.'opt. Reed, in
June, 1827, hound in 1 ivcrpool , took ihe fever
and ague and lau! in l.ivrtj o..l ome I me limb t
the doctor's l ands, wr it fnun lice 1 1 Palliiii' re,
lay in the Infirmary lor lour ot five weeks fnun
ibeiice lo Philudi liit. in ; was sil months under Dr.
I ('oats; from thence lo New Y. rk want lo ti e
Hospital, irmuiu.il mere ais ui i.nir w.cks wnr.otu
any ielief-l..e,l .very Hung w.ihoul stiy benefit.
. five yeais. Hearing of Cautrell's Ague Mix
life fioui a fiiend, I went lo Lis store, told him
Il w I was atl'icled. and gol a bottle of his mixture
and used it accr ling lo directions. Il made a per
il ri u', and I have not had the least n tuin i ce.
I do with confidence recoiuinend it ("the piddle.
JOHN BI'RNS.
ItleUU uteri Syrup urryarNHpni Ilia.
rhiladilphia, April lUlh, 1K1I.
Mr. JoHtu A.C4VTMK11,
Di ar rir, Having be: n ifflic'ed f..r upward- nf
two vesrs with ulceration of ihe throat, de-troy ing
the w hole of die sofi palate, then through the upper
part f mv month into mv nose, from which seier
nl pieces of hoi e came mil, which partial'y detlioy.
eil my speech, through a kind Providence and your
Medirated Syrup of S.ir .pnill , I am now le-ton d
10 pei f. ei hejlth.and my sight, which wis so much
unpiir d, s as strong as when a boy,
I ihoitght it a duty I owed loynu and those simi
larly allccl. d, fti make it public.
Youis, It. spee follv,
SAVI EL KIRK,
Con er nf Tenth and Coatcs Streets.
I, Oat'iil J.,(8t'.n, No. 6 Rr.-kles Street, do cer
tifv that mv wife, Jjne, was iflltc'ed for Iwo yeais
with Rheiirna i- m. and at la-t was entirely di-a' led,
so that sbe waaohbgeil to he eon fined to I" d , tear
ing if Caut'ell's Me'icati'd Syiup of Saia ipunlla,
or Ami Srorbutic Syrup. I procoiej four In til- s,
which comph tely removed all her pains and st II
ness froiu In r bmhs; Iwo more hollies mule a per
fect cure. M,e ia now able to attend 10 her house
hold doiba as usual. I J All 10 L JO.NSI l)..
l'Udadt lphis, Jau. 83d. 1814.
fXj Dexcripiive Famphlets may be had of the
agents. (Oralis.) J. W, FRILINO,
Sui'lHiiy, Nov. 0, 1841. ly .1'jrnt.
a sliTi"tfc Hii v. a v
WHOLESALE & RETAIIs
HAT ySi CAP MAiUFACTU!tKRS,
South East corner of Market and ith st..
llillulelplilu,
WHERE they alwsys keep 011 hsnd an eiten
sive isaoitiueiit of HATS ii CA I'S of every
description, gol up in the bet and most approved
si le. Peis.'iis drrin.ua of purchasing superior arii
rlrs on Ihe most reasonable terms, will rind it la
their advantage lo call before making purchases
elsewhere.
J'hiludclj.hie, Oct. 6th, 1844. ly
OAKLEY'S
v - DKPinATIVE SVItl P.
riHE valuahlo properties of Oakley's Depttta
IL tive Syrup nf Sarsapnrilla, ss a purifier nf the
blood, is so well known hi iho public generally,
that it ia unnecessary to occupy much spars in set
ting forth the advantages lo be derived from its
use wherever Ihe medicine has once been intro
duced, it lakes precedence over all others i evety
one that has tBken il, have, derived so signal bene,
fil ial results from it. that it ia reromnieo.li .l .
.1 ... . . ' I
hem with ihe u rn, conf.denee. I'hysicMna U ,
Ihe highest standing in the piofcshm, prescribe it
on iiiLTnf-Bi nnni ni in ma .....I..--; ...
to patients under their care Containing nothing
deleterious, but being composed ni the mst mild,
ycl rfficscious vegetable materials, it is oil", red with
rorifidence, as the rhrnprjl, and most efficient pn.
rifier nf the blnod now known. The tise of a few
hot ilea, especially in Ihe spring months, will. het.
Irndid with a most decided impinvemml in the gp.
mral strength of the system, eradicating any seeds
ol disease that may h
1 . , . . . i
,ave been genrrsted. besides !
Jr " ' -v rUTe '
giving health and vig
; of Scrolul i or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter,
Pimples or eiiipli,.n of ihe Skin, While Swelling, '
r .Mills, t hroiiic t.ongh Asth.ua, cVe. The nu-
tnerous centfica'es in Ihe possession nf Ihe subscrl- I
her and his agents, fiutn physicians and others, are
sufficient to conv.iice Ihe mal skeptical of its su
periority ovri all preparations of Sarsaparilla. ' '
Sold wholesale and retail, hy ihe proprietor, '
OEOKMiE VA. OAKLEY, North 5th street. Res. !
ding, Beiks Connty, and lo he bad of the following '
prisons : J
In Northumberland County. II. B. Ms?, .
Siiubury ; Ireland tt Mixel, McEwensville D i
Krnusi r. Milton. ;
In Union County. J. Oearhnrt, Relinsgrnve: ,
A. (Suti litis, MifHinl'urg.
In Columbia County. R. W. MrCay, Wash ,
ington.
, , ? ' Reading, March 14. lHjrt. ;
Mn. OlKf.cf: I believe it the Oty of every !
one to do whuteverin their power I ie, for the b rie. 1
fitofltieir b llow man, and having had p om. ive .
proof in my ow n family, of the wonderful properties
of your Depuraliie Sytup of Sarsapnrills, I m st ,
Ciiiiseicntiou-lv recommend il to ihe afllicled. We I
had the mirfoitune to lose two of our children, by ;
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we h id some of tht I
most scientific physicians to attend th m arid had ;
fried all the known ten rilics, including Swaim's
Pnnscea, without avail. Another of my children
was attncke.l in ihe same manner, her face and
neck was rninp'ete'y Covered; ihe discharge was so
I'lteiisive, ami me nisease at sucn a lie cm. mat wr
despaired of her life. Seeing the wonderful etfecls
of your I'epur.i'ive Syrup r.t S .isiipan 1 1, we weie
iinliiced to make trial "I it. as the last ns. ri; it
acted like a cVtaim; the u'crrs commenced healing
immedtnlely. a fi w hollies enlitely restored t to
her health, which she hs enjoyed linllilerluptedly
ever since As a pimlier of ihe blood, I verily be
lli vc il has not its equal.
JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
DoiirI issville, April lfllh, 1843.
Mn. Oak h i : My son Eilmuml Leaf, bail Ihe
scrofula in the most, dreadful and diMics-ing man
ner for three years, dining which lime he was He
piived uf the use of bis limbs, his be.l and neck
weie covered wilh ulcers. We lii. d all iha differ
ent remedies, but In nn i It. ct, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Nonistown. and also Dr. Isaac
H ii Mer, ot Rending, to use your Deporative Syiup
of Sarsnpurilla, of which I ol'tnineil sevcial hollies,
ihe use of which d'ove the dt'eae entiri ly out of
b'S system, Ihe sore heilcd up, and Ihe child was
reslorrd to perfect lirahl),- wh'u h he has enjoved
uiiiiilcnupleilly e vor since, lo tl al, iii.bnn nt ol
many prisons who seen liiui du ing h.s allliction.
I have thoimhl il my duty, arid send y..u this certi
ficate that others who have a like affliction in ihe
family may know where lo obtain so valuable a
medicine. Yours truly,
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. IB, 1S43 ly
To Country
Jlt-rc hunts.
Hoots,
Shoos, I'otiiipts, Loo-horn
a ml
Palm Leaf Hats,
r.. AV. & L. 15. I AY I. on,
at thr S. .'. corner of Market ami I'ifth Sis.,
FHILASLFHIA,
VFFER for sale an nu-nsie st-oiimint of the
"above ariich s, all of which ibey s. llil ntniaual
ly low pi ices, and pailiculaily invite the attention
of hiiy.fi viuii,g the citv, to till laininati in of
iheir sloik. O. W. L. B. TAYLOR
Philadelphia, May 25, 18-14. Iv v
( ullllt('rl'ltoH,
DEATH BLOW.
, , , iu.I( ,i.t ,, H,a.,d,eih
J n:,,. nra euine. unle.. ihe hot ha. three la
bels upon it, ( ihe top, Ilie si.ie and the bottom)
km n containing a I ic-si in lie signature ot my naiiil
writing, thus B. ISkaxiihktii. M. D. These la.
be I aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done al an eipeute of over f'J.tHKI. Therefore
il will le seen thai ihe only thing nrre-sary to pro
cure 1 lie medicine in its purity, is lo observe these
labels.
Remember ihe top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective, person are duly lutli. ri
zed, and hold
CERTIFICATES 07 AGENCY
For the sale of Ilrandreth's Yegetublc Universal
Fills.
Northumberland county : Milton Maekey cV
Oh imheilin. Sunhury II B. Masser. M'Eweue
ville licl nid A. Mem II. Norihutn1 eilaml Win.
Forsyth. Oeorcetown .1, & J. Walla.
Union (l.unty: New Berlin Bogar & Win
ter. Selmsgrove Oeorge Cuudium. Middle
i burg Isaac Smith. Heaveri-.iwn David Huhler.
' Adamsburg Wm. J.May. Mitllinshuig Mensch
I i& Ray. Ha'tlelon Daniel Long, Freeburg
; ii.Si F. C. Mover. Lewisburg Walls & Green.
I Columbia county 1 Danville E. B. Reynolds
1 A Co. Berwick Shuman At K Henhouse. Ca'.
, lawissa C, O. Brobts. Blooiosburg John R.
i Mover. Jciscy Town Ivi Bisi I. Washington
I Roht. Mi Cay. Lime-tone Balli-1 ft !;'.ch.
I (Observe that each Agent has an Kngrav, d I '1 r
1 tificale of Agency, containing a representation nl
ir BRA.NDRETH's Manufactory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be seen eiact copies of
ihe new labels ntiw used upon the llrandreth J'ill
ttores. '
Philadelphia, office No. S, Noith Bth street,
B. BRANDRETII.M.D.
June 24ih, 1843. j
(.tFy FultNTra
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,
Nog. vD and 31 North Tliiid Street, j
Ntir the City Hotel, j
PHILADELPHIA. i
CC. MACKEY, Auctioneer, icspectfully in-
vile, the attention of person, desirous of pur
chasing Furniture, lo his extensive Sales Rooms, ,
(holh public snd Pnvate,) lor every description of
Household Furniture, where ran be obtained at all
limes, a large assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Maluasscs,
Ac, al very reduced pricvy, for cash.
(fc- Sales hy Auction, twice t week.
May 3Vib, 1813. ly
HOSTJ OINTMENT?
roii TUTTr.it.
RINOWOKM, riMPt.M ON TUB FAt'lt, AJd OTHEK
rtTANPOt'St Mi nillts.
Cry The fillmoin ffrtijtcaif drserilvs one nflh
nasi frtram-dinary cures ever effected by an if
application.
Pitii.iirt em. Fehritsry 10. 1838.
TJ'Or! twenty yeata I was severely sfnirtirl with
. Tr.TTKti on the Face and Headi the dlsessc
commenced when I wis seventeen years nU, anJ
tltlllllllUeil UMIII IOC tail III lO.HJ, llliru 'II IO
,,ut wjlhl Cvor disappearing. During m-r-t
continued until the Fall nf 1836, varying in vio-
' ...
or the time, great pari of my face was covercil wttlv
the eruption, frequently attended with vio'ent itrh--ing
; my head sivePed at times until it ri ll ss if il
would burst the swelling wns in g'Cat. thnl I coul.t
scarcely get mv hat on. During ihe long prrio.l
that I was aRlicted wi'h the disease, I used a great
many s plicaliotM, (among them aevefal celebrated
preparation") e.s Wi II as taking inward remedies.
incluiliiig a number nl ti tlles ol tswaxm s t anacra,
Exlrac, f Sar,ipr!!lt Ar , fHCl j( wulJ he
i'"I-"i''le M ettumeiate all the medicine. I used.
I was also under the cire nf Iwo of the most dis
tinguished physicians of ihis city, hut without re
ceiving much benefit, snd I despaired uf ever being
cured. In the fill of 1 9:lfi, the disease at the time
being very violent, I commenced using the Ruse
Ointment, (prepared by Vaoghan &. Davis.) In
a f. w applications Ihe violent itching ccned. the
swelling abated, the trnplion began to disappear,
and before 1 had used ajar the tit -ease was entirely
ruied. It has now been ncar'y s yi nr and ah ilf
since, and there is not a ve-tige of the disease re
maining, except the scars from the deep pits formed
hy the disease. Il is impossible for mn to describe,
in a certificate the severity of the dieci-e arid my
suffering, but I will be pie iscd to give a fuller ac
count to any person wauling further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time I coruinwuccj
using the I! . se Ointment I would have given hun
dieds of ilollms to be rid of ihe disease. Since u
sing il, I have recommended it to rvenl per-ons,
(among them my mother, who had the disease had
ly on her ami,) who w. re al cured hv it.
JAMES DCRNELL. No. ISC. Race St.
i r 1 he Rose Ointment is prepared hy E. U.
j Vaughan, Sou'h East comer of Third and Race
: stiei t Philudi Iphia, and sold nu aeencv in Siiuhu-
, ry. by H. Ii. MASSER,
I May 14th, I813. Agent.
i ICoe Hint mriil, for Tetter.
; A I'lWOE OF ITS EFFICACY.
I I'Hii.Atin.eHi a, May 27th, 1R3'J.
1 'PHIS i to certify thnl I was aevprely almeted
with Tetter in Ihe hands and feet for upwards
I of lorty years ; the disease was attended generally
with vio'ent itching and swilling. applied to a
number of physicians, and used a grent many nppli.
! ca ions without etVorimg a cure. About ayiar
j since, I appbed tl e Rose Ointment, which entirely
, stopped the iiclunq.and a few application immedt
! airly cured ihe disease, which tiiere ha been no
return ol, slllioiigti I l.ad never laen rut of It at
any lime for forty years. RICH AIM) SAVAI.E,
Eleventh. Ielc.w Spruce Street.
fjj" The Rose Ointment is prepared bv E. B.
Yiiuuhnn. S nnh East corner of Third and Race
StriM'ls, Philadelphia, and s. Id on aaencv in Snnlni
ry by H. B. MASSER.
May Mth. 1843. Age-t.
. 1MXDICAL APPROBATION
Oy e ROSE OLTMi:yT,Jor Tnter.
A LTHOIHUI the snpirioriiy of iha prrpinaii..n
J V over all ollu ra is fully es ahlished, the pr.'pne
tors lake pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the 1'niversity nf Peiinsi Ivania. Dr.
llaiigl-, having found in ihis 'Cincdy that tehef f.r
a tedious and di-agrceahe allivtion which ihe means
within ihe range of his profession failed to alf.ird,
has not hesitated lo give it hia approtmli .n, although
the prejudices and interests of thai profession aie
i ppui-cd to secret Remedies,
Philaoi. lciiia, Sept. 19, lHdfi.
1 was recentlv troubled with a tedious heriatic
; eruption, which coe.ed nearly one si 'e of mv f ice,
i and extend, tl over the ear. Mr. Vaughan, proprit
; lot of ihe Rose t hutment, nb.-eiung my face, itista
j led on my ttying his preparation, of which he ban
I detl ine a jar. Although in coinmon with die mem
bers ol my pr..fe-sion, I discotinteinnce ..ml dt-ap-prove
ol the numerous nosliiini- pahmd upon the
public by i'jnoianl pn tender-, I (, t in jus'ice bound
toexcipl the Rose Oiutimnt fiom iha' c a s of me-
t themes, ami to give it my approbation, ns it entire
j ly lured the eruption, although It hid resulted the
umi. I applications. DAM. HA CCilI, M. 1).
(Xj The Roe Oiutmn t is piepin d by E. C.
Vauuhan, South East comer of Third and R ice
Sicia. I'hiladc'phia, and sold on ngi nev in Sun
burv, by H. B. MANSER,
May 14th, 1813. . Agent.
EAGLE
era: cijd an ;tr,
Conn r of Third ami Vine Si reels,
WltlilAMSPORT, PA.
THE subscriber respectfully unuiiunci i to the
public, thnl be has opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building s'tuate on the corner of
'I hird and Pine streets, where he w ! he happy to
wait np. n those who may favor him wit . iheir
company. The Eagle Hotel is laige and c.'liteni
ein, and furnished in the be t modem stile. i is
provided with a huge number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, priv.ito
parlors, A r. Prisons visiting Williamsport on bu
siness oi p'ca-ure. mav rest as ut. d that every ex
ertion will be used to render their soj nun at the
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very beat the market if
fonts, and Ins bar with lie choicest wines and oilier
lupiors tharges re .amiable. The l!ngle Hotrl
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any othct similar est ibli-hmetit in the borough,
bring situate in the business p irt of the town, and
within a convenient dist mee of Ihe Court Hoiiso
and Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road 1 1, put.
Sullicienl Siat'hng prov ided, and good and trusty
ostlers always in attendance.
Attentive, sc. on. ni. (dating and hnne-l Servants
have been employed, and tioil ing left undone that
will add lo the comfort and accommodation uf his
guols.
Thete will 1 a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to aud from
ihe House, free of charge,
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav Hih, 1842. tf
.Wichnt'l .IVeavcr". on,
ROPE MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERS.
Yo. 1 3 North Wuter Street. I'lulude.'phia.
HAVE constantly on hand, a getters! assorts
mint of Cordage, Seme Twines, &c., vis:
laid Rupee, Fishing Ropes, While Roca, Manil
la Ropes, Tow Lines tor Canal Boats. Also, a
complete asaorttneiil uf Seine Twinea, Ac, such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent (iill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twice, Shoe
Threads, Ac. Ac Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
11 altera, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on rusouable
tetms.
Philadelphia, November 13,1842. ly,
" " SlMSUlNCrGOOU'S "('67
No. 138 Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their eileume assortment of Britiih French
and American Dry Ciooda, which they ullei for sale
on the niot reasooahU tcroia.. . . ..
I'hiUdelphia, Novemler 13, I S 1st- J.
y,