! ' from the Evening Mirror.
Tli Praam the iHnT ' 1 !
mot er JM AOtnoR op 'mi bream op iuoinr
-' ' m ' , :
- ' i a '
TwM in the prlmt of winter time,
An evening calm sntl eeM, ' '
When In hit room the printer tat, '
A care worn man and old;
, TVilb'look o meek that h did teem -.
A theep within a fold 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1
i y - : . .'
i A melancholy man waa lie, 1
Aa ever trod the aoil ;
-Small pleasure had he in hit 1ll, (
For it wa one of toil ;
.And dimly burnt the printer's lamp;
For why ? It wanted oil !
lie leaned hit head open hit hand,
Hit mind wat ill at ease, '' "
And wltile through many a broken pane,
, In rushed the horrid breeze;
"With eager look be read a book
That laid upon hia kneea.
And ttitl he read, nor turnad hit bead,
To hear the thtittera flap,
Xut like some marble statu teemed,
So motionless he taj ;
r iStuch fasting made him very pale.
And anything but fat ! . '
At last he sbut the dusky book, .
' Clore, with a audJen fling,
AVlth fervid grasp he tloted it last,.:'
V And then upright did spring 5 '
Ob, God ! could I to ahut m v mind, , .
And tie it with a string ! k
Then up the room and down the room
Ten hasty ttrides he took, 1
, . , And then he gazed about bin, with
A sad and doleful look,
And lo ! he saw the office boy
Writing upon a book.
-"What do you write my little chap,
. Whilst titling there so still f
Now; ia it some tad accident,
1 A marriage, or a will?
" 'The boy he gave a monrnful look
'Tit nothinj; but a bill: .
The printer tank flown in hit chair,
At tmit with sudden pain.
Down in hit chair he tank with force
And then got up again :
And at be talked with the young lad,
Jlit teart gushed out amain.
He told him how tome men will owe
And never pay a cent,
And of thote wretched, wretched men,
AVhd never, never lent ; ' '
But how their life and fortune all
Jn foolishness it spent. . '
And well I know what pangs they feel,
Who would collect a bill, ,
Wo, wo, unutterable wo, '
Their wretched souls must fill,
So it did teem, once in a dream .
That 1 remember still. v
'One who had owed me very long,
Though wealthy aa a Jew
I stood before; hia house one eve
1 .. When cold the night wind blew,
And now, said I, this man mutt try
To pay me what it due.
Two happy blows with a walking ttick
, And one with my knuckles bare,
Then in I went through the open door,
Xut, alat ! he was not there,
There was nothing now within the room
J3ut an old and empty chair !
'Nothing there, but an empty chair
That atood against the wall,
"" For he went out the other door,
The moment I did call ! !
A dozen timet groaned aloud,
lit never groaned at all !
'Then quick I turned myself abont,
And swiftly home 1 fled, , J
Despair was the grim tervant girl
That lighted me to bed !'
The fearful boy look'd up and taw
Hie lace pale at the dead. . '
When gentle tleep o'er the young lad
Had thrown her silent vicl.
Two ttout, tall men set out from town
Through the cold and heavy hail 1
And the printer he did walk between, '
On bit mournUI road to jail !
Heading, Pa. , Qoro.
A London poet, tome yet re ago, offered fifty
!mind for a word to rhyme with "porringer "
Tliie wat done about the timu the daughter of
the Duke of York married the Prince of
Orange. The next morning after the effcr, the
' paper contained the following P
Tba Duke of York a daughter had.
He gave the Prince of Oiang her,
You tee my friend, I've found a word.
Will rhyme with your of "porringer."
Canning, being once challenged to find a
rhyme for Ipecaruanni, immediately wrote the
following:-
."Laughing in a thady grove,
Sat my Juliana,
Lezengera I gave my love,
Ipacacuana."
Sylvester challenged Johnson to match a eou
pie of hie rhymes that run tome bat thus,
I, John Sylvester;
JIugged your sistsr."
To which Johnson immediately reponded,
'!. ?e Johnson, , ,j ; t
Hugged your win." (, ,
But, aaid Sylrerter, rather chagrined at
tz lorn, that itHinu." "No," retorted
JettMea, "but it is Ttvi."
Jt.ii.ti ia trggaa-jee
xoxr. jit.
TH fit lowing 1it shows the current value of all
enNylnni Batik N.itrt. The mast Implicit re
liance may be placed upon it, an it is tverjf week
.. arcfully eompared with at d corrected fora FUk
nulHt Huporter. .
' Iniiha la riitlailclphln.
: Ki. - ' LociTtoir. D'M' "
TaitAa.
r- . NOTES AT PAR.
flank of North America .. ,
ilauh f the Northern Li'ierties
'Commercial Bunk of Ppnn'a. .
Farmeta' and Mechank-a' Bank
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pxr
psr
par
par
pir
par
P"r,
pur'
par
Ketifnjrion Tl.mk
Philadulphia Bank .
chnilkill Dank .
t it!iwark Bank , '
Wrpterh Bnk , i '
Meehalcll, Dar4 - . .
Munufacluirrs' & Mech-nieV R.ttik
- - Country RauUn.
flunk of CI ester Coun'yf
Bunk of Deliwure Couiny
U-mk of Oermantowrn
Bank of Montgomery Co. '
Dnylintown Bank
Baaton Bank
Wentchearer
ClieiiUT
Ucrmnulcmn
Norris'own
11 1) leatown
Fannere Bank of Tturkt CO. B'ilot
Dfripe of Bunk of Penn'a.
Office . do do
Off'iee di do
Oflice d do
K O T T 8 AT
llarrishuis" Tliee
l.ancisier I office
Deriding f to hot
Eninn J inKuen.
DISCOUNT.
tank of the United Rtntea
PhiUdi Iphia 30
. par
i . pn
. p'
pr
Potiavilla : i
Lewiatown 1 J
Middle' own Jal
Nxrthtimherland liar
Hank of I'enn Township
(l.-ard Bahk
Moyammniiiig B ink
Bank nf IVinlviiiii
Miners' Bank of Pottsville
Rank nf l.ei.ton
Bank f Middlm.iwn
Bnnk of Nnrthomberhntl
(oluinUa Bank Jc Dtidge co.Coluniliia
Uarlitte Uauk" Carlisle
Exchange Bank Titt-t-urv
' Do " dn branch of Ifllidavburg
Farmers' Dxnk of f .aneaatei Lancstei
Lancaster tjnunty Bunk ' l.aneaster
i
par
par
pur
i
p.l
i
i-
i
J
if
Farmers' Bank of Reading Reading
Il.irridliUiR Bank
fancas'er Bank
Lcdannn Bank
fetchantac Manuf. Bank
Bank of Piltahurg.
'-at Branch B .nk
Wyoming Bank '
.Xiirthtmpton Bnk
Berka County Bank
Oriice of Bank of IT. 8.
Dr. do do
Do do dii
Kenoiturion 8av. Int. A
TIarri.liurg
l,nceler
Tclianun
Piitaliurs
riita'.mrg
Williamrpiirt
WPkM-arre
A IliTiiuwn
Ki-ading
Pittsl-urg
faiVcl
do
Btin
New Briliton
do
Chsmbernlitirg
O. ttvsl'iug
M on I rose
do
Penn Township Sv. foa.
Itji'tt of ChambrrKlturg
Bask ot Gettyaliurg
Bunk of 8uquelmnns Co.
Erie Bank
Farmrr' & Drovera' Bank
Fianklin Bank '
HiMiewlnle Bank
Monntie;ahela Bank of B.
Vork Bank
i
i
IJsl
';i
Erio
Wnyneshurg
Waahineton
Honradiile
Brownsville
Yo.k
' N. B. The notes of those hanks on which we
imil quotations, and auhetitute a ii) ( ) are not
purchaard by the Philadelphia broker, with the
exception of thru wbih have a letter of r ferrnce.
BROKEN BANK 8.
Philadelphia 8nv. Int. I'uiMhk hia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. lo fniled
J?cliuylkill Sav. Ina. do filled
Manual Labor Bank (T, W Dyi'll, pmp.) failed
ruwanda Bank
Towanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bunk of Beaver
Batik of Bwatara '
Bank of WaKhington
Crntre Bunk
City Bank
Farmern' fe Mech'ca' Bunk
Farmers1 Sc Mech'ca' Bank
Farmers' At Mech'ca' Bank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdor, Bank
Juniata Bank
LuHihermen'h Dank
Northern Bank of i'a.
New Hope Del. BriJga t'o.
Northumb'd Union Col. Ilk.
North Westtrn Bank of I'a.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Atir. Si Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
Bedford
Benvcr -
ITiirrihurg
Wliington
T)e!i. foule
Pit'idmrg
Piitxlmrg
Fayette co.
Greencast:e
Harmony
no sale
cIomuI
clnred
failed
clied
no fale
failed
failed
failed
no vale
Huntingdon no sale
l.eiiton ni sain
W.r.eii
DundiifT
New Hope
Milton ' 1 -Mradville
Port Carbon
Carlisle
M Jilt rose
Unioniown
' failed
no sale
closed
no sale
closed
fulled
cloned
failed
Orernaburg
closed
Wilkeabarre Bridge Co.
Witkraliarre nossle
rrT Au notes purLOrtine to he on any PsnnvU
tenia Bank not given in the above lut, may be aet
Jown as Irauus.
NEW JCRSCY.
Bank of New Diuoawick
Brunswick
lU)lidere
MedforJ
Perth Amlwiy
Urid jeion
Mom.t Hoily
failed
i
,,r
p,r
par
failed
I
Belvideie Bank -Burlington
Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
Cumberland Bank
Farmers' Bank
rarmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Katiway
rarmers and Mechanics' Ilk N. Biuuawlck
Farmers' and Merc hants' Bk Middletown I'l,
Frsuklin Bauk of N. i. Jeroey Crty
failed
faibd'
failed
railed
failed
i
failed
i
pur
no sale
Hobuken Bkg 61 Urating Co Hob-iken
ferary City Bank
Jersey City
1'atteninn
Belleville
Murriatuwn
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
Jersey City
Newark
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturer' Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N.J.
Mechanic' Bank
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Morris Canal and Bkg Cu
Poat Notes
Newark Bkg & Ina Co
New Hope Del Bridue Co
l.ainlwiUivilU
lloboken
I
failed
tailed
failed
i
par
i
"i
failavl
failed
i
n
fsiled
N. J. Maoufac. and Bkg Co
N J Protecton dt Lombard bk Jersey City
Oranae Bank
Orange
f aieraon Bank
Peoples Bsnk
Princeton Bsnk
Psleraon
do
Princeton
6alera
Newark
tlitabethtosi
Camden
Moniaiown
Trenioq
Halem
Newton
TieiiUa
Det
Hackeaeeck
Salem Banking Co
State Bsnk
8tate Bank
fiat Bank
StaU Bank of Morris
Utats Bank
9alem and Philad Manuf Co
8uasei Bank
Tienton Ranking Co
Uni.m Bsnk '
WesbingloB Bsnking Co.
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wllra dt Brandy wiim Wilmington
Bsr.k ef Delaware Wilmington
Bauk ef Smyrna ' Smyrna
Do branch Millord
Farmers' Bk of gists of Del Dover
Do branch Wilmington
' Do branch Georgetown
Do " Usach Ncwcaeile
par
par
par
par
per
per
par
psr
toion Dank" W'tli
ilatingum
fXJ" Under 'e
f
fXJ On sll banks marked thus () there are i
tner roanterrsii or aiurvtl notes ol
vsrioee at-
oetJaioatioot, in aretjIaOoaj.
tu l .tjjfcg;
KlAffK
. WISTAR'S . -nirsAM
op yrit,o ciicruy, ,
A Coanpownrt - la)lsml SaretMrntlwai froan
Tf teit rtmniyhmowntoHrwrtiifirrtfieture ef
' eou(e, toM$. tuf Amo. eretta, Urating " 1 f
nmg, wnaopmgTO'fen. ortmtniiu, inin.
enra. ihortntftmbrtafh. pah and'
Uttaknttt in the trtatt or itrte,
liver tomf'laiitt, and the ''
, i vj(rjrf or ' nf ' '
CONSUMPTION.
We will not asaert that this BALAAM will cure
Consumption in 1st uvrit furm. but l hsa cured
many after all other mean of r-l'wf haJ- been tried
in vain. And why not 1 It ferns that the WILD
CHF.tlHY was destined by Nattne to he our PA
NACEA fur the ravacina rliaease of this e dd In
titude. I,ei not the di.pirina invalid mmm hi
mnney and looa TIME, to him t all impor'snl,
lr rxperimenfhtg with the trashy notrom of the
dnf. hut use al one t medicine that will nie. If
t ore lie p -ible a m-dipi-ie Ihst erie'nre ip'ovea,
and manv yeara of experience b ive demonstrated
that 'I r?rf,t't rvliie.
' There i no neh thing a$fn:l." In the hlatory"
nf ihis wonderful BAl.WAM. Evidnnee the
eonvini-ing ete lei e." lha.t no one tan doubt, fully
etalH hea this fact. F'v the sake of brt'Vity we
ae'eet ihe f n f f'nm thmtaands. ''
' lasac PU't. Eaq., Editor of the Pukerpi E ifjle.
ore of the m at influential j.iurnnl in t' e sisie of
New Yoik, statu undei the autVtity of his own
name, thit a young lady, a rehtive of h;. of erv
delicate cmati uiion, was a'lacked in Full. 4912,
wiih revere cold, which immediately produced apit
tinr cf Mood, cough, fever, ami oilier dansernua nd
alurmii g yirptom. Thrnneh medical nettuien
nnd c ue he p.ntially rcc .ver-d durinj surrmer.
But on the return of winter ahe was utt irk-! more
viidenlly tdan at firat, ahe became scnrc-ly able to
walk and i tmubled with rough, chilN and fever
every day, and appeared to bn poing rapidly with
conaiimpijnn ; at tbttimr,hcn theiv n aign
nf iniprovempnt, Mr. Piatt pfcriind a ho'tle if
Whtah's BiLatM n Witn ('nranr. width sli
took, snd it seemingly rest rd her. 8lie g-i s ac
cund, and befme it half Hkrn he wet rextnrrd
to perfect h raft A, which ahe hs rrj.tyed t.' the pre
sent time, without the sligliteft symptom of her for
mer die se.
Mr. P ait sava "the ct re e -me under riy pn o1
eivntton snd 1 cannot be mist ikcn ss to the facia."
EXTRACT OF A IKTTEJt FROM A POST
MASTER. DATED
Pcmbickk. Vhininn eo., Maine, Apr. S9.1 S44.
MR.ISAACBTTTTH. IWPir: At Ihe re
e;uest of many of my friend in tliia plnce and vici
nity who ure' afflicted wiih ronau'ni.tion and liver
coir.plain's, I lake thn. tilery of nfkii ( y,m o ap
point aonieone in ibis county as agent lo aeil Wi.
T' 71 mam or VtnCnrMKT,and to send him
a few d. ten. as there ia none of it for sale witl.in
200 miles from this. I have no douhl thai it would
nie t with s nacly sale if it were where it cnu'd le
I'lorored without too much expense nnd delay.
My wife wsa attacked sbaut ail tn nlh since
wiih what the physician called ihe firl s age of
C'numpiion s complaint vry prevalent in this
s clion of country. Hsving seeu Ihe Balaam ad
vert eed in Aupuata. .
C7 200 MIXES FROM UEZIB, -3
I took tba ('Sins to send there for a boille nf it,
which she tnk, snd which heled her so much that
1 sent fr t botiles more, whith fhe ha s's.i ta
ken, snd ha now siys she has not fell well for
-it yesrs ss he doet st ihis time. ' AM ilio who
have inquirpd of me and aareiiained what effect tle
Balaam had, are amino to hve ,oine f r aa'e in
lbi vicinity, which I lb rauae nf my writing you.
Plese inform me by ietun of m il wheihrr you
ronclude to send aome, snd if so to whom, in order
ihst il may be known where it rsn be bad.
I am with re-peet V.ura, etc.
' P. G. FARNS WORTH, P. M.
The whole eouutry ia faat learning that no medi
cineno physician no preparation of any kind
whnti vi r ran eqnal Dr. YVistar's Unmx or
WllD ClIKHBt. i
A TRI LI WODERFl'L (TRE.
VaTavftt, Oneida eo.. N.Y. Sept. 15, 1843,
Dear 8ir I owe it lo the afflicted o inform y u
that in January l.i.t I waa altarked by a vaiy vio
lent cold, caused by woiking in ihe water, which
settled on my lungs. It wss accompanied by a ve
ry se.veie pain in my breast and aide, and also s
distiesaing eugh. I had in sitemWnce sit the l est'
medical sid in our village j but sfier eabaualing all '
iheirskiil io no avail, ihey pronounred mydi eaee
conriavtin coaacvimnir, and they one and all
gate me vp to die. After much prrsuaaion I got
ihs rnnaent of my phyaician to oe h MitsiM o
Wmi Ciitaii v pr.psred by Da. WisrA. I pur
chaed nf ihe A fill in our place one biiillc, before
uairg balf of whirh I lenan to gain lrengih, snd it
wks very evident my cough wna much leitr snd
my symptoms in every way impr-'vioir. I have
now used three bottles, and em rritortd to perfect
health. This re-ult i sl'-ne owins; to the oe of
DR. WISTAR'S BALAAM OF WJM) CHER
liV ; and f take this method of r'ving you the in
f irrmtion, parity to pay you the debt of gmitude
f owe you, and partly lhat oilier aimilarly afflicted
ros) kn. w where lo apply for relief.
Veiyt-ulvyo.il., JAMES RAGE.
Ma. Paimra. Drogqivt, under date of Watrrville,
S. pt. 24lh, 1843, writis ;
The ttement given yen by Mr. James Msg i
well known to be nun by tt.i whole community.
Il c- rt only was a moat remaik' le cure. . The rsle
i.f the Balxatn is very good, snd its success in cures
uu'y flsitsring. Yours resp ctfuHv.
V. D. PALMER.
the most "rkmatikatile
cure ever recohded-
Hsnnnaritiit. N. J April SP, 1841.
On Or about the 13th day of October, 181 1, I
taken wih a violent pain in Ihe aide near, the liver,
which continued for about five days, ami was fol
lowed ly Ihs breaking of an ulerr, or al scesa, in
wardly, which relieved the pain a little, but rau'ed
ma to throw up a (reat quantity of offensive oiattei
and alao much, blood. Reins; greatly al iimrdat
ihis I applied to a phyaician, hut he said he thoaglt
he could do hot li'lle for me exempt g.v mo some
tfereuru PUh, wh'ch I refused lo take, feelinf
tetiafirdthst ihey could do me good msny o
ihir rim' die wei then procured by my wife snd
fiiend, but none did me sny good i.d the dis
charge of blood snd corrupii'm ill continued evi ry
fi w days, end at last lcom . offensiv that I
cu'd sesreely breathe. I ws slao eeissd with a vi
oleni cough, which al time cauavd me to raise
mm h moi blood than I bad done before end any
diaeaee continued in this wsy, still growing wora.
until February, when all hope of my lecirvery was
given op, end my fnende ell thought I would die
ofsGailoetse Ceasoxmosv Al ibis moment,
when my life wa apparen ly drawing near it close,
I be.rd of DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHE LRY. and got a bottle which as
titvra ni ittsttBtsTttT t and by ihe use of only
tbrre botiles of Ihra mrd cine, sll my paina were
removed my cough snd f itting of blood and cor
ruption entirely etnppsd, end in e few weeks my
bealih wss so fsr resioied as to enable me 'to wmk
si my trade, (which is a carpenter J sad Op 10 this
lime 1 have enjoyed good health.
' THOMAS COZENS.
fJteDesrraa Certrrr, N. J ee. ,
; Peresaalty came before me, the sabscriber, sae ef
tba Jestioes of the Pssoe In end for the aaid coon
ty, Thomas Cotens, and being duly affirmed sc.
fording to law, Sallh the above statement ia in all
thine true. . - ,
..Affirmed before me, oq tbe 0th of April. 1848.
i' " "'. 1 'J'.CtejrtwT; J P.' 1 J
I 9lleh I itl nrArM-A.tfifat inrMM r.9 fKta till..
8AM - ' '
, . 'ilATfRB'S F1T0RITE ,PBESCRIPTIOV !
a prescription oongenl il to rntr wants, a it1a pie--psred
from chemical ettiscts from atihtanres w hloh
the author of nature hs pSiceil in our own land
for wise purpofca, that, resnf wlio know nothing
of the mod nf lis pre par itlon are endeavor In to
reap pecuniary benefits by selling an si lisle Similar
in name, ot in appearance, or by repreienilng their
own Ira,), as surwrmr to thi BALSAM, nr bv put
ting up s minute and s drmnly amievarfiting that It
I impurted tr im a forciyn country, which i not the
case. All these deceptive arts go tit how th it
Wf,T4,a I! a tat ! known to the worM lo be
"TNJO Oil EAT DEMED F," and lhat In tell
any mlttnre it mitat be like this in name, r pur
port lo he like it in ti'iance.
TT Believe not it. cunningly wrought fhiica.
ti.ins an I lake ,on'y the original snd genuine
Witr' Bat.am op Wttn t'nrsriv.
NO OTHE OA1T CS X.IEX XT.
Ad. Ire, all orders to ISAAC BUI' 18, No. 34
Ann St., New Yoik. -.1
Agents, JOHN W. FRIT.ING. Sunl,urV,'
D. BRAU I'ltiAM. Narthumberlimd,
J. K. MOYF. R. ninnmibwtt, '
J. WAGGONSKLLER, .V ns-rVmne,
BROWN A CREASY, 31 Jl.mile.
FVh. 82d. 1945 ly
OAKLEY'S
DcrrnATiTE sini'i.
rHE valuab'o properues of Oakley' DepU'a.
I live Syrup nf (araparilla, as a purifier of the
blond, is so well known to ihe public generally,
that it is unreceraiiy to occupy muchapa.-eiu aet
t'tig fonh the advantages to Ce derived from i's
ua-'j -vberever the medicine has once Iwen intro
duced, it takes precedence over all ot'.iers : ev. ly
one that bas taken it, have derived eo virjnal brne
ficial reaults from it, that it it recomineitdeJ by
ihem wiih ihe u-mnet ciiPidi nce. Pbyaicians of
the highest standing in the profession, preterit it
to ps'ient-i under their rare ; containing nothing
del, terl iua. but bi'lr-g compnaed of the most mild,
yet efficiciooa vegetable maleriala, it ia nff re.I wjih
confidence, at the cheapest and mnt efficient pu
rifier of ihe blood now known. The use of a few
botifes, especially in the spring months, will be at
tcndid with a most decidej impiovemrnt in the go
iipmI atcncih of the ayaiem, eridicjiiug any r-eed-.
ifilisra that may have Wen general". b"iilea
giving health and vi.TJo tbe liody. For llincure
nffrrofulaor Kings Evil, Rheum uiain, Tetter,
Pimples or eiuptiona of the Skin, White Pweljng,
Fii-lula, Chronic Cough Alb.-na, dec. The riu
meroua cenilca'es in the ponesaion of the auhscrl
ber snd hia agent, from phyaicians and other, are
sufficient lo convince the mwt skeptical of its su
periority ever sll preparations of 8 iraipitilla.
8i-ld whole! sod retail, by Ihe proprietor,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North Plh street. Re,
ding, Beiks Cuenty, snd to lie bl of the following
persons :
Jn Northumberland County. H, B. ?tasr,
Sonburyt Ireland t Mnel, McEwrnaville ; I)
Krauaer. Milton. , .
- In Union County. J. Gearbart, 8cliuagroTe:
A. Gutelins. MifflinhU'g. - c. i "
In Columbia County. R.-AV. McCsy, Vih
ington. ." . ' ,
Resding. Mirth 14, 1813.
Ms. Oaaisr: I lielieve it the uty of every
one to do whatever in their power I ie, for the b-ne-fit
of their fellow man, snd having hsd po-Hve
proof In my own family, of the wnmlerful properties
of your ' Depuralive Syrup of Sstsaparill, I m at
ennacientioualy recommend It lo the afflicted. We
bad Ihe misfortune to I we two of our children, by
the breaking out or ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had aome ef the
moat aeientific physicians to attend th' m and had
tried all the known lemediea, including tSwaim'
Panscrs, without svail. Another of my children
wa attacked in the aame manner, her face and
neck waa completely covered; the diacharge wa so
offensive, nr lh iliaeaae at urh a height, lhat we
difpain-d of her life. Seeing the wonderful effect
nf your Depuralive Syrup c.l S .raapari l i, we weie
induced to make trial of it. as the ll n rt ; il
ec'ed like s ckarm; Ihe u'cer commenced healing
rmmediately, a fi-w bottle eniirely restored her to
her health, which she ha enjoyed uninteriuptedly
ever since. A s puiifiar of the 1Io.k1,I veiily be
lieve it bas not its equal.
JOHN MOYER. Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fouilb, Rrsding.
Dougl tasville, Aptil 19ih,1843.
Ma. Oikiit: My son Edmund Lesf. bad the
scrofula in the niost dreadful sod distressing man
ner for thne yesrs, during which lime he w. de.
piivrd of the use of his limha, hi be.d snd neck
weie covered with ulcers. We lri-d sll the differ,
ent renndies, but In no fleet, unt.l recommended
l y Dr. Johnaon of Nonintown, snd slao Dr. Isaac
Hieater, of Reading, lo ue your Depuralive Syrup
of SaraaparilU, of wbich I obtained seveial botiliis.
the use of which drov the disease entirely out of
his r-yatem, Ihe sore healed up, and the ciiild was
reatored to perfect health, which be hsa enjoyed
uninteriuptedly ever since, lo the saton"hinent ef
many peisons who seen him du ing his sfibeiion.
I have thought it my duty, snd send you thiaceiti
firsts that othce who haves like sffiiclion in the
family may know where lo obtain so vslusble a
medii'lne. Yours truly,
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sspt. 18, 1843. ly
To Country ITIercIiauts.
Doots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leghorn and
Paint Leaf Hals.
G. W. & L. D. TAYLOR,
of the S. E. corner c Market nnd Fifth Sit.,
raxZhcVaOEi.PErxA,
OFFER for sale an rsleualve aavornncnt ef the
above articbf, ell of which they aril st unusual
ly low pi ice, and particularly invits Ilia attention
of buyer visiting Ihe citv, ta n nomination of
ibeir stock. G. W. A L. B. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May 13, 1844. ly
CITY . FURM JTURE AUCTI ON,
AXTD raiVATB SkI.Xi BOOMS,
Noi. 20 and 81 North Thitd Street,
Near tbe City Hotel,
' -PHILADELPHIA.
CC. MACKEY, AacUoauwr, reapectfulty in-
vile ihe attention of persons desirous of pur
rhscing Furniture, to hia extensive Hslee Rooms,
(both publie and Piivate.) for every description of
Household Furniture, wb re can be obtained al sll
limes, a large eseortment ef fsshionsbl and wsll
msnufacturej Cabinet Furniture, Reds, Matireesee,
Ac, at very reduced prices, for cash.
Obr Sale by Auction, twice a week.
May 7ih. 1843 ly "
fjIaAX SEEIJWrb bigheat price wiil he
1 given for Fist Seed, el ihs stor of
Aug 9. 184A HENRY MA8SER.
Tf UUC nt a superior quality, can paw be bad
I UitlheLiaelCtto ef Henry Massr, In Sod
Ibaey. . May 17,l4. '
ROS
OINTMENT
.Tt-.i... ron ri'KK. 1 '
RiNowortaia, riaiet.cs) n tub Fact!, and otiie
, . CI TAKEOt'SJ KRL'PTKIAa, ; -1"
Ctj The fnltmoing errtifien'e dcneribcji one oflht
tnosf extraordinary emrrt1 tter effected by any
application, i i r n' J, i -.. i- ?': ' ,
' ,,,t FxitarittruiA. Fehrusty 10, 183(1;
T70tl twenty yesrs I wss severely sfflicled willn)
TKTttH on ths'Fsce and Hradt the disesae
commenced when- t was seventeen years old, snd
continued until the Fell of 1836, Varving in vio
lence, but without ever diasppenring. During moat
nf Ihe time, great part of my Uen wa covered with
the eruption, frequently attended Mth vio'ent itch
ing ; my head ewelled at times antil it fait se if it
would buret the awellin x wss so g eat. that I could
carrvty get my hat on, During ihe long period
that I wa afflicted wl'h the diaeaae, I liae.l s great
many plicstinn. (among them several cekOtrntcd
preparation) as wi II ss taking inward remt diea,
including s number of bottles of Siutiim't Panaeen.
Extract of Sartapririlla, &e. In fact, it would be
impossible to enumerate all the medicine I used.
I wss alao under the c-ire. of two of the moat ilia
tiiigoUhed phyaicians of thi city, but with 'tt re
ceiving nvTh beuefir, and I despaired of ever being
cured. In the fill of I83fi, the diaeae nt the lime
being very violent, I commenced using the Rote
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Davis.) '.,In
a f. w plication the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ahavd. th (motion began to diaappear.
tnd before I had need ajar the di-ease waa entirely
cuted. It ha now been nearly a yesr snd a h f
aince, end there is not a ve.atige of the diaeave re
maii iup, except the cnrs from the deep pita formed
by tbe diaeaae. It is impossible for me to describe
in a rertificai the severity of the diaesie snd my
ailffcring, but I will be pteiScd to ftivo s fuller ac
count to any pcrann wanting further antiHfjcli in,
who will cull on me. At the time I co nmanred
uaing Ihe R.e Ointment I would hsve given hurt
died of do Isis to bn rid of the disease. Since u
ing It, I bnve recommended it to aever.il per.on.
(smong ihem my mother, who htd the div8e bad
ly on her S'm,) who wi.r s i cured bv it. '
J AMES DURNELI No. 166. Race St.
(ry The Row Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Yauhsn, Soa h East comer of Third and Race
strciD, Philadelphia, and sold on sreney in Stinbu
ry.hy . H. B. MASSER,
May 14th. 1.43. .. Aqent.
IXosc Ointment, lor Teifc.C
A I' HOOF OF ITS r.FFICAVr.
I'nn ani.irRia, May 57lli, 1839.
'"THIS i to certify that I wa everely alll.eied
1 with Tetter in the hand and f.et fur upward
of lorly yeats; the ttiaenae was attended generally
with violent itching and 'l:ng. I nppl.ed to
nunih. rof phyaici mis, and u'd great mar.y iippli
caiioir wiih. i t effecting a cure. About a y'-nr
since, I eppl cd the Roae Ointment, which entirely
flopped the itch ng. and a few applicnti"n iinmedi.
ntrly cured the diaeaae,' which there has been no
return of, sllhongh I had never been rid of it st
sny liinefurfurty year. RICHARD SAVAt.E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
Cj" The Roue Ointment i prepared by E. B.
Vui;hn, S julh Eaet corner of Tldrd and Race
Street,, Philadelphia, and Suld on agency in Sunhu
ry by II. B. A1AS3KK,
May 14th. 1813. Agest.
MJBSZCAZ. APFROBATICZ?
OJ the ROSE OIXTMEXT,for Tettrr.
A
l.l Hill ;UH the superiority of ihe prepaiaiion
over sll others is fully e Wished, the pr iurie-
tnrs tuke pb-osur in laying Ufore (be public the
fu! low in tr cer-.ificste from a respectable physician,
grdute of ihe University of Pennyvani. Dr.
Baugb, having found in thi remedy that relief fir
a ledinu and disagreeable affoction which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
ha not hesitated to give it hia approbation, although
the prejudice and interests of that profession tie
oppbacl to secret Remedies.
PHtLsnsLraia, Sept. 19, 1836.
I waa recently troubled with a tedious herpetic
eruption, which covered nearly one aide of my f ic,
and extended over the ear. Mr. Vaughan, propri"--lot
of the Roae Ointment, ntweiving my face, man
led on my trying hia reparation, of which tie han
ded me a jar. Although in common with the mem
ber of my profession, I discountenance and disap
prove of the numeroua nnalruma palmed upon Ihe
public by iunnrant pretender, I feel in jusitce hound
to except the Rose Ointment from that clan of me
dicine, and to give it my approbation, ss il eniire
ly tured the eruption, although il had reaiated the
ui-u.il applications. DANL. BATGH, M. 1).
Qj" 'J be Roe Ointment is prepared by I'. C.
Vaunhan, South East corner nf Third and Race
Kneels, Pnilsde.'phis, and sold on agencv in Sun
hu ry, by H. B. MASSER,
Msy 14th, t84:t. Aent.
Corn rr of Third and Vine Streets,
WIXililAMSPORT, FA,
THE sul'wriber rectfully snnorjnce to the
puldic, that he hie opened a Hotel tn th com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
Third snd Pine streels, where he will be happy to
wsit np.'n those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagte Hotel ia large and conveni
ent, and furnished in Ihe bet modern et le. Il i
provided wilb a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartment", rooms, private
parlor, Ac. Persons visiting Williamaport on bu
siness or pleasure, may rest as-urcd that every ex
ertion will be nsed to render ihcir j.Hirn at ihe
"Eagte Hotel" pleasant ami sgr.-eable. HisTslde
will be supplied a ith the very best the market af
ford, and hi bar with ihe ciioiceat wines snd other
liquors chsrge reasonsbte. The Fsale Hotel
poasvaao greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the through,
bring situslo in the business purl of the town, snd
within a convenient distance of the Court House
snd Willismsport and Rlmira Rati Road D. put.
Sufficient Sisbling provided, and g.axl and trusty
oi-tlers alwaya in stiendsiice.
Attentive, accommodating and hone-t Servants
bsve lieen emplojed, and nothing left nmlone thai
wiil add lo the cotufott and accommodation of his
gUSKt. i
There will be a r arris te always in attendance al
the Boat Landing to convey .easeoger to and from
the House, free of cherge,
CHARLES BORROWS.
Msy 14th. 184?. If .
iUicIiacTVcaer V Hon,
HOPE MAXEU V 8 SIP CHANDLERS,
A'o. 13 North Wuter Street. thUadc'phia,
JTWAVE consi sully on hand, a general assert
ll ment of Cordage, Seine Twines, Ac., vis i
Tsrd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Msnil
la Ropes, Tow Lines fur Csnsl Boat. Also, s
complete saaortinent of Seine Twines, ore, such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent (Jill
Net IVine, Cotton Shed snd Herring Twine, Shoe
Tbresds, dec Ac Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
etc all of which they will diapoes of oa raaaoasble
leima. . . .
Philadelphie, November 13, 1 84J. ly.
SPERrNG7600l74r7 uK'
No. 13S Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchant
to their u tensive eseortment of British French
sud American Dry Goods, which thej afier for tail
oa Ihe taoet reasonable terana,
rM!d.lpbi,Noveaibel,lsHt.--y. ,
?M. HSZXllLwa,atT.,&r CO..
B"Bfa1 gaav
Comrjnission &, Forwardinfr Merchants
tooinj Willow Ktreel Rail Rod J,
osj tj tstawtsit.
T-TAVINO associsted wiih them Joseph Bsrnet,
late of Esston, P., fectfully inform their
frieeda and the public generally, lhat thev have It
ken th-t large and well known store and wharf st
f.wtof Willnw Street Railrosd, lately bcCoplel by
Jacob Msrtin, where they purpose doing e (irrieral
Commission and Forwarding Busin, and f ont
Ihe local advantage of the place being connected
wiih sll the public Improvement lhat have tbeif
outlet In Ihe city, they flatter themselves ihey will
be able to do busin. to a great, if not greater ad
vanlage, and iiion aa reaaopable term a any other
bouse, and lliey aaao'e tlieir frionds lhat ny con
;gnini-iit made to them shall have lln ir strict st
tention, and no excitioiis span d lo give entire satis
faction. . . i i
Thiysreslso prepared to receive and forward
pom! to suy point on the D. lawnre and Lehigh
river. between Mauch Chunk. Easton and Phila
Hel, his, via Delaware Divi..irn and LehiRh Canal;
alao. to anv point on ihe Jnniala Ir n. K,i.
I and Wiat Ilianrhe of ihe Susquehanna via SchuyU
r kill and Union, or the Chesapeake and Tide Wuter
V- ana .
F or ihe accommodation of Boat coming or go.
log via Schuylkill end Union Canl, a Sieimboat
will lu kept rxpresalv for towing boat from the
Schuylkill around lo the Delaware nd back, which
will en. bio merchant lo have their produce deli
vered on ihe De'aware, and Ihcir good shipped at
a saving ol fit) to 75 per cent, o" th price fir
h.niiing aco', with then advantage they re
pcttfully with-it s share of pntr.-nst:.
W.HE1LMAK&CO.
illism Hellman,
William W. Key', C
loneph B .met. 5 riiilad .May 14, 1843. ly
J. KAVLAKS?, JK.. & CO.
iSnull onl I ouhcoo Manuiacttircrs,
So. 9D piurth Went comer af Race and Third
. - Sirettt.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE underfilled have formed a Co-parlncrnhin
tihder the firm of J, MAYLAND Jn.&Cn..
a successor to lh late fiim of Jocab Mnyhnd
Co., and will continue the hueineve at iheold esta
lilisliment, on their own account. In addition to
Ibeir own close nlteulion nd experience fir (Crriy
year, in the manufacture of their celebrated snuff,
&.e the long experience of the senior paitner of the
late firm, will alto be devoted to the interest of ihe
new concern and as no exeition and care will le
spared to insure their good, at sll tim of the ve
ry lieat quality, Ihey solicit s continuance of the
confidence of the fi.enda en.l cot.nnr,r nf the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MA x LAND, Jn.
Philadelphia. Msy 14th. 184:1. ly
To C ouittry '
FvSXSXIC HANTS.
rFHE Subscriber, Agent of l.yon & Hnrri, Hat
. - Manufacturers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Baitimnrn end ottier large cilie, whoso Hats ntn
higlily commend-d for fnofi' eol-jt and dttmhility,
ha o-i hand a fir-l rate asortmnt nf HATS and
CAPS, Ftiitalde f.r Sprinp ile. wh ch will Ye sold
very low, lot eas!i or apptoved credit, st lbs nrfnf
cheap ttore. No. 40, North Third atrial, opp wi'e
the City Hot-I. Philadelphia.
ROBKHT D. WILKINSON. A.rcnt.
N. B. Orders (or Hals in ihe roust, promptly
attended lo.. The highest t ries in tuxh -or Uavle
given fjr Fur wins. W
Philadelphia, June 11, lS13.--ly
KOLTON c CO.
Gencrnl C'onimisMlon fllcrt liandt.
For the iSiic nf Flour, Orain, &crf, JJc, Ac.
V Vfc-l
l3ErPEOTKULLY inform iheir Iriends snd
'he Merchant generally, lhat they have ta
ken ihorelaree and commodious Wharv. a, with two
Docks, notth of Chr-enut str-ct, on the Delaware,
tocether with the store No. 19 South Wharves,
wheie ihev would be pteateil to receive consign
ments nf Crain, Flour. Seed, Whiskey, Iron, if.
&c. Being alao well prepared to forward all kinds
of Merchandise by the Schuylkill nnd Union, or by
the Chesapeake, and Tide Water Canal, aa tow
boats are kept expreskly for the purpose of towing
bonis by ei'l.er mule.
Merchant will please be particular to end their
good declined by either canal, to No. 19 South
Whnrvea, between Market and Cbcsnut streets, on.
the Delaware, with directions accompanying iheoi
which route ihey wish them to be shipped.
Plsstrr snd Sail for sale, at the loweal mar
ket price. BOLTON it CO.
March 19. 1843. No. 19 South Wharves.
MERCHANT'S
HOUSE,
JVo.237, AorA Third, nbm e ClloicUU St,
PHILADELPHIA.
WOHN DUNCAN, late from ihe Pennsylva.
Ijf nia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr, Isie of A
nirrican Hotel, Columhua, I Ihio. lake pleaaure in ac
quainting their friend and the public generally lhat
they have taken the large and commodious Hon?!,
rece ntly built by the Meaars. H ut, on th sr.te site
once occupied by the okl ei'ahli.hed Hotel known
ss the Bull's Hisd, in Third slicct shov Cstluw
hill st.
'J'lu Hotel ia finiahed In the very beat polble
msnnrr, snd nf the heat materia'a. ' la location ia
very ileairable, particularly for Country merchauttt
the arrangemems for besiir.g and ventilating each
room is such s to secure sny lemperslure. The
bfdionmssie all light and airy, all furnished ina
nest sty's, so a lo im-urs tondurt.
Thericeiving pnrlurssreslio fun iihed in a su
perb sty le, the windows are nn the French style,
forming sn entrance to a balcony in front, whivh
makea a plesssnt rrees. rnrtculai attention ha
lieen given to the beds and bidding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
r'rom year' eiiierienCe in hotel business, we
trukl, by strict assiduity Ic busin, lo mk Ihie
hnuae s deiishle stepping piace. Our table will
slway be supplied wiih the Very beat our market
ran afford, and our bar with the best liquors and
tines of the most approved brand.
P. S, There are Aral rste stshling snd carriage
houses attsched tn the hotel, ttunded by certful
snd sober hei lers, and our charges will be lost, ia
tccordsnce with the present bsid tirsee,
Philsdelphis. Oct. 7lb, 1843.
G O'LMtTTWTN
ILnXD DC-
JVo. 6U AorA Third, abovt Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
accoM mod ATiona ron eavcMtT taaoira.
CHARLES WEISS, lata of the "White Swan,"
and "Mount Vernon House," respectfully in
forms bis friends snd eostotners, thst he has become
the proprietor of ihe abo well known Hotel.
Country Meicbante will find tbe ebov Hotel
central location, end the best of fare. Persons tuu
veiling with privsle convey nee will Bnd a largo '
lard god good stabling for berees, and the beet st
ostlere. Bearding f 1 psr day.
! Mey Hth.lMI tf. : '