Crrf sponilrtise of tha It. T. Hi 111 lerald. i ... ..- Washimuto, Jan. 15, 1 S 40. There is grant ilrtnnnd Tor patriotic poetry in the Mouse! of Representatives, about this iinn In the progress of the debate upon lhf Orojrnn question, members have indulged in quotations nf poetry, who are nmonjr tlic Inst men we should have enCpectpd of beinj? accrasnry to Hip Inct. It only shows that while! we are the innM nltnrian pimple in the world, there is a n' i.l of "music in our soul," when you bring tin to the (est. IVtry on tho Oregon debate Hy Mr. Adams "'Your father lias given you a groat army ; but oiir troops have seen the wolf ; yours have not.1' 'Well, well," said Frederick, I will give them an j portnnify to ace the wolf." , By Mr. J.C. Ingr-reoll "Fear in all public council, betrayt like treason." A land of "Antres vast, and deserti idle, Rough quarries, rock and hills whose heads touch heaven." Thin was Orepon, as Mr. I. understood it. I!y Mr. Winthrop "En ammo temper ftti.ut invidiam ti'rtufopar. lain, pjnrinm, non inaid'iam' puturtm." By Mr. Baker, of III. "Rapt dream or solemn vision. "--"The whole or none." Ci iia. "The tongue which God had placed in the Gulf of Mexico." "The last echo of a hoit o'trthrow n." 'Like the Sultan sun, Stni;i;!c upon the fiery verge ol Heaven." Jlv Mr. (liJdings 'Vou have prepared the enp, And I will press it to your lips, Until the very dregs shall be drained." "Let no one say that I desire a slave insurrec tion ; hut, sir, I doubt not that hundreds of thou sands of honest and patriotic hearts, "will hiugh at your calamity, and mock when your tear co meth." By Mr. Rhett ".No war with the I nitod States can li? & little war." "The whole of Oregon." Great Britain will say, "here we are and we shall not move." By Mr. Ilillianl of Ala. Tliat little speck of "a cloud, no bipger than a man's band." "And many a banner shall be torn, And many a kiiiit of earth be borne, And manv a thief of arrows spent, I'.re Scotland's king shall cross the Trent." "Shedding disastrous twilight over half the nations." "Westward the star .' empire holds hit way." By Mr. Yancy, of Ala. "On the Grampian bills bis father fed bit flock, A frugal swain" But that the good old man bad kept him "An only son at home." But "He had beard of battles, and longed To follow to the field some warlike lord." Then "Welcome be Cumberland's steed to the shock, Let him dash his proud foam like a wave on the rock ! But wo to his kindred and wo to bis cause, When "Columbia" her claymore indignantly draws . When ber panoplied warriors to victory crowd Brave-hearted and true, and dauntless and proud, Their swords are a million, their bosoms are one, They are true to the last of their blood and their breath. And, like reapers descend to the harvest of death." By Mr. Giles, of Mil. "Britannia needs no bulwarks, Nor towers along the steep, Her march is o'er the mountain wave, Her home is on the deep." "For freedom's battle once begnn, Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son, Though baffled oft, is ever won." Mr. Caleb Smith, of Indians "Manifest destiny." "Beard the British lion in advance." "Are you ready for war ?" Mr. Levin's speech was nil poetry. By Mr. Hamlin, of Maine And let that fla", which "So proudly drinks the morning light, O'er ocean's wave in foreign clime, A symbol of our might." Float only over the homes of a free people. Then, in the inimitable language of our own distinguished poet "Wide shall our own free race increase, And wide extend the elastic chain; That binds in everlasting peace State after State a mighty train." "To damn him most supremely, call nun Has tings." "And the gun of our ration's natal day, At the rise and set of the sun, Shall boom from the far Nor'est away, To the valet of Oregon ; And the ships on the sea shall luff and tack, And tend the peal of triumph back." By Mr. Chipmao, of Michigan "This is the gun boat, No. 1,' Wiggle-waggle went ber tail, And pop w ent her gun." The conclusion to bo drawn from all this, is, that war and poetry are very nearly allied that love, music, patriotism, blood and murder. and poetry, oltcn go hand-in-hand l-'runi the IM..L .. 1-llX ,. m..l'i.L..UJl.iL.J-.i.l IIA.XK XOTE LIST. PUWSILTASII. The following list shows the current value of nil Vnnsvlvanin Bank N.ites. The most implicit re- liimre may be plated upon it, as it in every week arcliilly compared with anil corrected from Bick nall't Reporter. Itaiikft In Philadelphia. N. LorsTtos. Disc, in Philsd. par par par . par . par ; par par par par NOTES AT V A IS. Bank of North America , Hank of tlm Northern I.iterties . CommefeiHl Hunk of Ppnn'a. . Farmer' nrp.l Mechanics' Bank Kensington Bank . , Philadelphia Hank' Schuvlkill Bank Southwark Bank Western Bunk . . Mechanics' Bank . Manufacturers' cV Mechanics' Hunk Country lC;tiili P? par Bank of Chester County Bsnk of Delaware County Bank of nermauhiwn Bank of Montgomery Co. Dnylrstnwn Bank Rasloti Bank Fsrniers' Bunk of Bucks CO. (Wire of Bank of Penti'a. Office do do Office do do OHice do do Wcatchcsler Chester (Sermantown Nnrrislown Doylestown Huston Bristol par par I par I par I par par I par Harrisburg These Lancaster I offices Reading f do not Easton J issue n. NOTES AT DISCOUNT. Hank of the United flutes Philadelphia 30 . par ' par . par Bank of Penn Township fJirard Bank , Mnyamcnsing B ink Bank of PcnnsWvRiiin Miners' Bank of Pollsvillo Bank of Lewistown Bank of Middletown Bank of Northumberland par i Pnttsvilla l.rnit'iwn Middleman Northiimherland par i Columhia llmk 4 Dridge co.('olnnihia psr i i Carlisle Bank Carlisle Exchange Bank T'itl-t.iirp Do do branch of Hollidnyshiirg Farmerii' Bank of Lancaster Lancistei Lancaster County Biink LnnrsHler Farmers' Bank of Beading Beading Harriiihurg Bank Harrishurg Lancas'er Bank Lnncuslnr l.elmnon Bank Lehanon Merchants' &, Manuf. Bank Piituhurg Bank of Pittkluirg Pitlshuig 'est Bianeh 11 ink W'illiHinxpori Wyoming Bank Wilkeshana Norlhamptoii Bink Allrutnwn Berks (,'ounty Bank iteailmg OHice of Bank of IT. S. Pittshurg par ,ur par i t ! I' i failed do Do do do Erie Do do do New Brighton lo Kensington Sav. Ins. A 1I0 Penn Township Nnv. Ins. do Bunk of Chamhershurg ('hamberHlitirg I Bunk ol (ifltyiihurg f ietlyshurg jj Bunk of Sn-quehanna Co. Montrose lj Erie Bank Eriu ljalj Farmers' Drovers' Bank Wnynesburg JnJ Franklin Bank Washington lj Honesduln Bank HoueKdale Ij Monongahela Bank of B. Brownsville 1J Vork Bank . Yoik Jtl N. B. 'I he notet of those hunks on which we omit quotations, and sulmtitote a dash ( ) arc not purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, wiih the exception of those which have a letter of ri'ference. BROKEN BANKS. Philadelphia Sav. Ins. Philadelphia failed Philadelphia Loan Co. do failed Schuylkill Sav. Ins. do f.iiled Manual Labor Bank (T. W- Dvoli, prop.) failed I'owanda Bank ' Towanda Alleghany Bank of Pa. Bedford no sale Bank of Beaver Beaver closed Bank of Swatara llairisburg closed ' Bank of Washington Washington failed j Centre Bank Bellefouie closed City Bank Pittshuig no tale i Farmers' A Merh'cs' Bank Pittshurg failed I Farmers' 6l Mech'cs' Bank Fayette co. failed ' Farmers' Si Mech'cs' Bank (ireencastle fulled J Harmony Institute Harmony no sale Huntingdon Bank Huntingdon no sale Juniata Bank Lewistown no sale Lumbermen's Bank Warren failed 1 Northern Bank of Pa. Dundafl' no sale New Hope Del. Bridge Co. New Hope closed ' Norihunih'd Union Col. Bk. Milton no sale i Worth eslern Bank of Pa. Mea1tille closed Office of Schuylkill Bank Port Carbon ' Pa. Agr, ct Manuf. Bank Carlisle failed1 Silver Lake Bank Monti, .se closed ! Union Bank of IVnn'a. I'ninninwn failed; cstinoielund Bank (Jreenshurg closed i Wilkesharre Bridge Co. Wilkesharre nole I frj All notes purposing to be on any PeunsvU I vaniu Bank not given in the above list, may he set jown as irauus. kew ji:usi:v. Bank of New Brunswick Brunswick Belvidere Med ford Perlh Amhny Bridgetou Mount Holly Railway , . N. Buinswiik Middletown I't Jersey City failed j 1 par i 1 par J Belvideie Bank Burlington Co. Bank Commercial Bank CuniU'rland Bank armers' Bank par i failed i failed failed failed fulled fulled i failed i Farmers and Mechanics' Bk Farmers' and Mechanic' Bk Farmers' and Merchant' Bk Franklin Bank of N. J. Huhokcn Bkgrk. Crazing Co Hohoken Jersey City Bank Jersey City l'atleraoii Belleville Morristown Freehold Newark Trenton Jersey City Newsik Mechanics' Bank Manufacturers Bank Morris County Bank Monniuuih Bk of N.J. Mechanics' Bank Mechanic' and Manuf. Bk Morris Canal and Bkg Co P"' Post Notes no sale Newark Bkg &. Ins" Co New Hope Del Bridge Co LamhertKville Hohoken i failed failed 4 failed 4 N. J. Mauufuc. and Bkg Co N J l'roiecton & Lombard bk Jersey City Orange Bank Orange I'uiersoii Bank 1'utctson Peoples' Bank do . Piincelnn Bank Princeton pur par i i par J failed failed I par i failed par par par par par par par par par Sslem Bunking Co Sulein Stale Bmk Newark State Bank Ehzahelhtown Slate Bank Camden State Bank of Morris Mornalown 8late Bank Treiiioii Salem and Philud Manuf Co Salem Sussex Bank New Ion Trenton Banking Cu Trenton Union Bunk Dover Washingtoii Banking Co. liackuisack Ii:i.4V.4ltC Bk of Wllm A. Brandy w ine Wilmington Bank of Delaware Wilmington Bank of Smyrna Smyrna Do blanch Millord Farmers Bk of Slate of Del Dover Do branch Wilmington Do branch Georgetown Do branch Newcastle Union Bunk' Wilmington Xj Lndei n'a (XJ On all banks marked thus f ) there are ei ther counterfeit or altered notes of lha various ds nsminationt, in circulation. roi.'llTRKff afitlualilc sirtmriB. 1 BaaMjctn's Vsrmiito-- certain eurt for worms tafe. and very nleaimnt In lake. 8. (Jinsos's Extracts, which remove Oree of all kinds, Dry rainls, Tar, Varnish and Wax, from carpets or from clothing, without Injuring the color or the cloth. 3. Lnnnnit Fit Parr.n the liest thing known for killing flies ami musquitoes. 4. A ceitain ' Destroyer of Ruts, Mice, Koaches nnd Ants, and another of Bed Buja. 6. Grss'i Serciric for siur stomach, Heart Burn nnd Water Brash, by one who hud suffered thirteen years, before be discovered ths cure; Da. Strk's (.insti? Oistmijut for ths Piles. It has never fuiled to cure. 7. Hnaisoi' T.ttkh Wash. 8. Bbkiomii's 1im.!blk Ixk, without a rival, 0. Tim Cnttrnrisn ()irt;cTto'c of Flos just the meitieine fur children and f r women, it i ! so pleasant In lake. i 10, Br.ra's Vhiktahik ATinil.inps Pn.tf. 1 1. Gr!"' Emollikst WATSn-rHocir Pasts, f,.r Hrnes. Boots, Ac. It softens the leather, and " keeps out I he water, 12. Poon Mam's S-rriK!nTnriitn Pj.astk.s. 13. JrKsoV Diariiiiika Mmtcur, which cures Hie worst Dinrrhma in a few hours. I t JcKni's DtsmsTAnt Mixrcsjr, a cer isin snil speedy cure for Dysentery and Summer ComplVmt. The n!ove vnluaMe arlirles are sold whn'esslo and retail, l I.. CUNN, K. 1 Smith Fifth rrer, I'liilndi Iphin where Smr. keers and o. ! tiers will lie fU ,r,ied wiih mire African (Avenue Pepipr, Arnica Flowers. Drug", Paints, Oil.', disss ami Varnishes, at the lowest prices. Terms only eah. (jji Cut out the advertisement, and bring t it with von. j . Philnleli hia. July-lffih. 1S4.1. Iv. 11 K T4 I K V J'. A XD I, I V K THOMSON'S Compound M nip or Tar & 1Tool Aailllia. T HIE unprecedented siicees of this medicine, in the restoration of heahh, to those who, 111 dp". pair, had given up all hopes, has given it an xal- ted reputation above all other reniedii-s, furnishing evidence nf its intrinsic value snd power, as the on-' ly sgenl which can be relied upon for the cure of Pulmonary Consumption. Bronehiltis, Asthma, I J ) Pain in the side and Breast. Spilling of Blood, VV hooping Cough, ("roup, Ac. Attention is lequested lo ihe foil ming ASTON". 5HIN(; ('l.'RE.hv ThomsoV Compound Swup of Tar and Wood Naptbal ! l'liilmlilphia. 31m M, 1811. MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful feelings I inform you nf the astonishing elfecls of your medicine, uhich has literally rais d me from a death-hed ! My disease, Pulmonury Consump tion, had reduced mo so low that my physician pro. 1,0 Hired my Case hoe1ess ! At this junction Ille gal! to o-e your meihcine, and miraculous as it mav Pern, it has completely restored me lo health, alter everything else had faded. Respectfully vmirs, WASHING ION M ACK. Charlotte street, shove (teorge street. The undersigned, being personally acquainted wiih Washington Mck and his sullerings, bear witness lo the astonishing effects of Thomson s , Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of the a- ' bove statement. ! JflS. WINNER, 318 North Third street, DAVID YICKERS. 42 Almond sireet. HUfiH MC1NLEY, S. E. cormrTamany nnd Fourth streets. Prepared only hy X. P. Thomson. N. E. comer of 5th and Spruce streets, Phi'sde'pliis. Agents. H. B. Masser, Sunbmy ; D. Tirnss, and Dr. Macpherson, Hu.iishurg ; Jn '. (5. Brown, Pottsville ; Ueo. Earl, Reading ; Houston iV Ma on, Towanda, Bradmid county, Pa. Piicc 50 cents per bottle, or $." r dozen. (Jjf lieware of all imitation. Philadelphia, June 2lh. 1815. ly c x 1 11 n c r s . rilHE suliscnliers would respectfully inform the L Citizens of Smibury and the public generally , that ihey have purchased the shop of Mr. William Hoover, in Market hlnet, ope do ir west of the Post Office, w here they will continue the rnliiiiel-IIakin IIiiiiusi, in all ils branches. The public may expect their work done in the latest style. They ho, by strict ntteiiium to husims', to merit a share of public puroiinge. fXj- Coffins made to oiler on the shortest notice, and country produce taken in exchange for woik. WM. YOUNOVAX iV II C. MARTIN. Snnliury, May 17ih, 145. ly. i WtYi t v "v it 011 a 7i ' VIIOLESALE &. KETIL HAT & CAT MAN L VA CT LT 1 1 K H S, South F.usl earner nf Markrt and 4th tlx.. lhll:inllii;i, "XTrilERR they always keep 011 hand an extern j ' ive sssortmeiit of HATS y CA PS of every ' di script ion, gol up in the best and most approved j stj le. Persons derir. us cf purchasing superior arii. i ch s on the most lessor side terms, will find it to their advantage to call before inuking purchases elsewhere. ' Pbilad-lphia, Oct. 5th, 1814. ly loiiiilci reltciN' DEATH BLOW. j rPhe pui-lic will please observe that 110 Brandreth I lbs are genuine, unless the box has three la bels upon if, (the top, the side and the bottom) I emh containing a fic-simih signature of mv hand- writing, thus B. Bhaniirkth, M. 1). These la- ! Iel-aie enuraved on lecl, lieautifnlly designed, and done at an expense of over f'J.OiiO. Therefore it will lie seen thai ihe only thing necessary to pro cure the medicine in its purity, it to observe there labels. Remember the top, the side, and the bottom. The following respective persons are duly authori sed, and hold CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY For the sale of lirandreih't Yegctuble Vnirertul Tills. Norlhumlieilaud county 1 Milton Mackey & Chamheiliu. Sunbury H. B. M.isser. M'Ewens ville liel indA. Menell. Northuinl eiland Wm. Forsyth, (ieorgetuwn J. & J. Walls. L'liion C.unty: New Berlin Bogar & Win ter. SelinsgroveCeorge (Jundium. Middle burg Isaac Smiih. Beavenown Havid Hubler. Adam.burg Wm. J. May. Milllinshuig Mensch t Ray. Hartlelon Daniel Long. Freeburg ii.K F. C. Mover. Lewi.hurg Walls Si. Crven. C'olumbia county : Danville E. B. Reynolds Ac Co. Berwick Sliumun Itttenhouse. Cat tawissa C. C. Brohls. Blooinshurg John R. Moyer. Jeisey Town Levi Bisel. Wsshinglon Robt. McCay. Limestone Ballot k. McNinch. Observe lhat each Agent has an Engraved Cer tificate of Agency, containing a representation of Ur BRANDRETH'N Manufactory at Sing Sing, and upon which will also b seen exact copies ol the new luleU now used upon the Urandrtth Pill Boxes. Philadelphia, office No. 8, North Bih street. B. BRANDRETH, M. D, Juns 24th, 1813, WISTAIt'S ii a ms im of wii.w tiii:nnv, , A Campnnnil rtslsnmlc Prrpsrsilon from Wllil Clirrrjr IlnrU hikI Tar, 77e ie remedy known to the world fur the aire nf eoutrht, eoldt, asthma, crrnip, hhtding nf the lung, tohooping cough, hmnthitit, oisa, ihnrtncni of hrenth. pain nnd wenknesn in the brenst fir de, liver rnmpluhd, and the fml tinge if CONSUMPTION'. We will hot assert that this BALSAM will cure Consumption in ist xenrst form, but it h.is cured many after all other menns of relief lisl been tried in vain. And why not t It seems that the WILD CHF.RUV was destined by Nntnre to he our PA NACEA fur the vatagina ,lirnr nf this c dd In titude. Let net the despairing invsliil wss'e his muney nnd loo TIME, lo him s. sll impor'ant, in txierimrnting wiih the traKhy nnstrumn nf the dsv, luit use ut unre a medicine lliat will cure. If a core he p.iB-ible a medicine that sciencn spprnve. and many years o( experience huva demonstrated ' """ reiievrs. There h no s.-rr thing an fiil." in the Mstorv ! of t his wonderful BALAAM. Evidence the mmi ! cniivitiring evedence thai no one ran doubt, fully Pstahli hes this fnet. For the ske of hrevity we select the fol'nwing from thousands. J Isaic Plait.Esq.. Editor of the Pokeep.ie Eacle. I one of the most influential journsls in he slate of , New Yoik, si ties undet the authority of his ow n name, tint a young lady, a rel itive nf his. of very ! delicate constiiution, was attacked in Feh. 194?. I w"n fccre cold, which immediately produced spit "J" blood, cough, fever, nnd other dangerous and j 1 terming symptoms. J hrongTi meilicnl licilment , nu l ire sno piiuinny reci-verni curing summer. But on llip return of winter she wns ntt ieked more i violently than at first, she becsmn scarcely ahle lo i walk and wis tinuhled with ennoh. chilU nnd fever ' every day. and appeared to be going rapidly with I 1 coriHiimpiion J at this tune, when there was n sign j of improvement, Mr. Plait procured a bottle ef t i Wistab'h Balsam or Wu.n Ciit.niiT, which she took, and it si eniingly restored her. She g d a se- , cond, and before it wa half taken she was restored ' to perf-ct hrnllh, which she has enjoyed lo Ihe pre- sent lime, without the slighter! symptom of her for- mer diseise. Mr. Patt savs "the cure came ander mv own oh 1 j set ration and I cannot he mistaken as to the facts." ' ( EXTRACT OF A 1.F.TTK11 FN 031 A I'OSTi MASTER, DATED Pf-visnoKF, Washington CO.. Maine, Apr. 20, 1 841. MR. ISAAC BCTTS. Dear Sir: At the re- quest 01 many ol my Irteo.ls in tins place anil viel- nily who sre afflicted with consumption ami liver 1 complaints, I take the liberty of asking you to np- ; point someone in this county as sgent to sell Wis- 1 tab's Balsam of Witn Cur.uuv. and tosend him a few do7.en. as there is none of i: for sale within j 200 miles from ibis. I have no doubt that it would : meet with a ready sale if it were where il could la; 1 ptocured without too much expense nnd delav. My wife was allocked about six m mlbs since, won wnai me nysiei-ms eiiiien u.e nrsi s agr 01 !.L . I ' : . I .1.- C . . ..f Consumption a complaint vi ry prevalent in this s cuoii of rouniry. Having seen the Balsam ad verimed in Augusta. E7- 200 TOCILES FltOlM IIEUE, j I took the pains to send therefor a loitleofit which she look, and which belied her so much that I sent for two bottles more, which she has a'so la ken, and she now says she has not fell so well for six years as she dues at this time. All those who have inquired of me and usceilained what effect the Balsam had, are anxious lo have some for sale in ibis vicinity, which is the cau-o nf my writing yon. Please inform me by ictu'n of m til whether you coiic'u.le to send some, and it so tu whom, in order thut it may be known where it can be had. I am with re-HTl yours, etc. P. (i. FARNri WORTH, p. M. The whole country is fast learning that no medi cine no physician no preparation of anv kind whatever ran c-qnal Dm WlLU ClIKtlHT. Wistak's Balsam of .4. TUI'I.Y WO.1I2RI'I.'Ij C'I'RIm WsTsavitLK, Oneida eo.. N.Y. Sept. 15, 1843. Hear rtir I owe it to the nttlieteil lo inform Vou . that in January last I was allai ked by a very vio- lent cold, caused by woiking in the water, which settled on my lungs. It v.as ai cnmpanie.l by a ve- ry severe pain in mv breast and tides, and also s disttessing cough. I had in attendance all the best medical aid in our village: but after exhausting all their skill 10 no avail, they pronounced my di-eae a j confismkii ( omsi'mption, and they one and all gnre me tip to die. Alter much persuasion I got ihe consent of my physician lo use the Balsim nt I Witn Ciit itHT pri pared by Dk. Wistak. I pur- I I chased nf ttie Agent in our place one bottle, before I using half of which I began to gain strengih, and it ' was very evident my cough was much better and i my symptoms in every way improving, I have now used lines bottles, and am Teuton d lo tterfrri . hrnllh. This re-ult is alone owing lo the use of t)R WISTAIt'S 11 A T.SAM OP A 11.11 I1HKI!. RY ; nnd I take this method of giving you ihe in formation, partly to'pay you the debt of gratitude , I owe you, and partly lhat others similarly afflicted ' maj know .where lo apply for relief. j Veiy truly yours, JAMES RACE. j Mil. Palm f.h. Druggist, under date of Wuterville, j Sept. 2lih, 1843, writes; The statement given yr.u by Mr. James Sage is j well known to be irue by this icic eammunitu. It ortainlv was a most remaika1 le cure. The sale , of the Balsam is very good, and its success in cures truty flattering. Yours respi ctfullv. D. D. PALMER. TIIK MOST Hi: MAI. K. .1.1. K CL'KK KVKIl l.I'-COl.lil.li. HAiinosFiEi.il, N. J , April 20. 1813. On or about the 13th day of October, 1 8 1 1, I was tuken with a violent pain in ihe side near the liver, which roiilinued for about five days, snd was fol lowed by Ihe breaking of an ulcer, or al seem, in wardly, w hich relieved the pain a little, but caused me to throw up a great quantity of offensive mallei and also much blood. Ueii.g greatly al aimed at this, I applied lo a physician, lut he said he thought he could do but 1 1' tlx for me except give me some Mrrniry Pills, which I refused lo take, feeling satisfied that ihey could do me no good ; many o id, r remedies were then procured by my wife and friends, hut none did me any good and the din charge of blood and coiruption still continued every few days, and al last become so offensive that I could scarcely breathe. I was also seised with a vi. olent cough, which at limes caused me to raise much more blood than I btd done before and my disease continued in this way, still growing worse, until February, when sll hope of my tecoveiy wss given up, and my fiieadt all thought 1 would die nf a (ialiofixo CosscMrTin. At this moment, when my life was apparen lv drawing near its close, I heard of DR. W ISTAK'S BALSAM OF WILD CHELRY, and gat a bottle which ax tiEvm me iNNMHATrLT ; and by ihe use of only three bi tiles of this medicine, all my pains were removed my cough and spitting of blood and cor ruption entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my health was so far resloied as to enable me lo work al my trade, (which is a carpenter,) and up lo this nine 1 have enjoyed good health. THOMAS COZENS. GiorcitTra CorTT, N.J , ss. Personally camo before me, the tebsc.ibef, one of the .tusticcs nf the Peace In and for the saidennn ty, Thomas ('ozena, and heing duly slTirmed ac. cording to law, stilh tha above statement is in all things true. , Afliroicd before me, on tha 20th of April. 184.1, J. CtSMSST. J. V. Such is the unprecedented success of this DAI SAM, - "SATIRE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION'," . a prescription congeniil to our wants, as it is pie pared fr un chemicil extract from suhMances which the author of nature has plnced In our own Nnd fur wise purposes, that many who know nothing of the mode of its prrparitinn are endeavoring to reap pecuniary hencfits hy selling an aiticlu similir "Pl'esr.nre. nr nv repre-enung til. Ir i wi, irnu n! nurr!or 10 1 11 ip i n i ,o ,-vi , or nv pur ling upamixtute and solemnly asseversling that it is imported fr m a foreign cnuntry, which is not (tie esse. All these deceptive arts goto show th.il W'tvTin'a It.ia.w i Lntmn Irt iKa ..). I In I.. I tj p pit n i inn w 11 --. . 7J (llthAT RLMhl). and that to ,rll any nrnture it must he hhe this in riome, or pur. j poitU, he like it in suMsnee. ue.ir.e noi me cunnniKiv wrougni mimics. '.'.""""""J 80 ""'J'" "''J'"' genuine j Wistab's Balsam of Wu.n ('Hnint NO OTHER CAM BE I.IKX3 IT. Address i.l orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 32 Ann St., New i ork. Agents, JOHN W FRILINO. Sunlmrii. D. BlUCTKiAM. K,rlhumhcrland. .1. K. MOYEIt. Mmmthurg. 1. WAOOONSELLEK, SeViu-nrm-e, URO-WN 6c CUE AS V, Mifflmville. 22d. 1815 ly Feh, OAKIJA'S ii:itativc svmr. rillfE valuable properiies nf Oakhj's Depurs- 1 tivn Syrup of Sirsapnrilla, as a purifier of the blood, is so well known to the puhlic.jiener.illv. that it is nnpeecsstry to occupy much spaee in set ting fonh the advantages to be derived from ils use; wherever the medicine has once been intro duced, it takes precedence over all others: eveiy one that has taken it, have derived so signal bene fieial results from it, that it is rccomm led bv them wiih the irmost confidence. Physicians of 1 me ingiiesr stnn'liug in the profession, presenile it 1 pa'ients under their care ; containing nothing deleterious, but being composed ol Ihe most mild, yet efficacious vegetable malcrials.it is olb red with r"nhdence. as the cheapest and most efficient pu- 1 riner 01 ine tuoou now known. J he use 01 a lew j bottles, especially in the spring months, will be at tended with a most decided improvement in the ge- i nrrn atrength ofthe system, eradicating anv seed- i 0f ,lisrnfP ,hnt mav have been generated, henides giving health snd'vigor to the body. For Ihe cure of Serofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter, j Pimples or eiuptions of the Skin. White Swelling, 1 Fistula, Chronic Cough Asthma, Arc. The nu- j merons cenifieaies in the possession of the snlaeri- i ,r'r , hia agents, from physicians am others, are ! girieient to convince the most skeptical of ils u- periority over sll preparations of Sarsaparill.i. j ,s, wholesale and retail, bv the uronrietor. ! ' - . - . . . . .T - ' (.KniiliK V . OAKLKV. North nth street. Rea- ding, Beiks Comity, and lo lie had ofthe following peisons : Jn IWirthumbrrland County. H. B. Masssr, Sunbury ; Ireland fc Mixel, McEwensville ; D Krauser, Milton. In Union County. J. (icarhart, Selinsgrovet A. ('melius, Mitftinburg. In Columbia County. R. W. McCay, Wash ington. Reading, March 14, 1843. Ma. Oaklft: I believe it the uty of every one lo do whbleverin their power I les, for the h ne- j fit of their fellow man, and having hail po-iiive j proof in mv ow n family, of the wonderful properties ' of your Depuratite Syrup of Sarsnparilh, I m st conscientiously recommend it to the afflicted. We had the nii-f ntuiic to lose two of our children, by th? breaking nut of ulcerous sores that covered the face, head and neck, although we had soma of the j most scientific physicians 10 attend them and had tried all the known lemedies, including f-vaim's I Panacea, without avail. Another of my children was attacked in the same manner, her face rd I n,vk 'ompletely covered; the d.schaige was so .. 11 . : 1 . 1. 1 ... . v. 1. . 1. . .. . ; out lisive, vimi nil' oiseasp m pin 11 a iir'Kin, ion, w i- j despaired of her life. Seeing ihe wonderful ellecls I nI -v,,,,r I'epuraiive yrup nl . .rsa ar we wete i induced lo make trial of il. as the last res .rt ; it I 'ke a charm; the ulcers commenced healing i immediately, a few bottles entirely restored her to n,'r oeaiin. wmcn sne 11ns ei joyeu uniiiieriuptruiy ever since. Asa puntier ol ihe blood, 1 verily be lieve il has not its equal. JOHN MOYER, Tailor, Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading. Dougl issville, April 10th, 1813. Ma. Oaklkt: My son Edmund Leaf, had Ihe scrofula in the most dreadful and distressing man ner for three years, dining wh'ch time he w is de prived of ihe use of his limbs, bis he .d and neck I were covered 1 nt remfdies, ilh ulcers. e tried all ihe dill -r. hut to no effect, until recommended by Dr. Johnson of Noriistown. and also Dr. Isaac Hiesiei, ol Reading, lo use your Depuralive Syrup of Sarsaporiila, of which I obtained several boitles. ine use ol which drove the di.-ea-e enlinly out ol his system, the sore healed up, and the child was remure'i 10 (,rrieri neaiin, which ne lias enjoyeu uninterruptedly ever since, to the astonishment of many peisons who seen him duiing his atlliction. I have thought it my duly, and send you this certi ficate that others who have a like affliction in the family may know where to obtain so valuable a medicine. Yours truly. AMELIA D. LEAF. Sept. Ifi, 1843 ly To Country Merchant. n . ot . 11 T 1 1 Doots, Shoes, I5onnets Leghorn anil Inltll J.CcU Hilts. (I. AV. &. L. ... TAYLOK, at the S. F.. corner of Market and Fifth Stx., PHILADELPHIA, "FFER for tale an extensive Nssonmrnt of the - "above articles, all of which they sell at unusual ly low piices, snd particulaily invite the attention of buyers visiting the cilv, loan examination of their stock. G. W. & L. B. TAYLOR. Philadelphia, May 25, 1844. ly city fu hn rru it vTavi "VIOS, AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS, Nos. v.".) and 31 North Third Street, Near the City Hotel, PHILADELPHIA. CC. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in- vites ihe attention of persona desirous of pur chasing Furniture, to his eitensiva Sales Rooms, (both public snd Piivale,) for every description of Household Furniture, where can be obtained at all limes, a large assortment of fashionable and welt manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Malwaues, Ac, at very reduced prices, for cash. 07" Sales by Auction, twice week. . May 3Vih. 1843. ly Il74XSri:iThirhighet price, will " " given for Flax Peed, at ihe store of Aug J, 184.1 HENRY MASSER. IlMt of a superior quality, can no be had i.lloe Lima Kilna of Henry Masser.in Sun bury. M.yl7,lM6. ROSE OINTMENT roit Tirrrrn. nt no won ms, riMri.Es on the face, Atm othiui CIITANKOt' VUl'ITIONS. rf "p The following crrtifica'e drsrrihet one of 'Me mnut rrlraitrdinari cures twer effected ly any application. Piirt.AnrfrntA, Felirnary 10, ISM. TOR twenty years I was severely afflicted with . Tr.TTKn on ths Face and Headt the disease rommencrd when I w:is seventeen years old, and continued until the Fall of 1836, varying in vio lence, but without ever disappearing. During most nf the time, great part of my fice wss covered with the eruption, frequently Attended with violent itch ingj mv head swelled at times until it Mt ns if It would Imrst the swelling was so grpuf. that I coul J eareely get my hnt on. During' the long period th it I was nfllieled wiih the diiesse, I useit a great many n plication, (among them several celehrared . ..... . . prepnrntinni as win as maing tnw.ini remeities, inri,iinB nuniher of hot l les of Sivaim't Panacea, ;jrr, nf Sarxnpnrilla, Ac. In fact, it would he jmpgjU,', to Pt,niP,s,P t1B medicines I used. i wn, u ,rr f rp nf , f . , ,: tingui.hed phvsicinns of this ciiy. hnt without re. J ceivmg much benefit, and I despaired nf ever being I eurrd. In the fill of lSUfi, the disease til the time ' heing very violent, I commenced using the AVe 1 Ointment, (prepared bv Yauchan fc Davis.) In : a few applications the violent itching ceased, the swelling abated, the 1 ruftinn began lo disappear, and before I h id used a jar the di-ense wa entirely cuted. It has now been nearly a year and a half r-inre, and there is hot a vestige of the disease re niaininc. except the sc.irs from the deep pits formed by the disease. It is impossible for ine to describe in a certificate the severity of ihe disease and my suffering, hut I will be pleased lo give a fuller ac count to any person wanting furiher satisfaction, who will c;dl on me. At the time I commenced Using the I5.se Ointment I would have given hun dreds of ilollais to he rid of tho disease. Since u. sing it. I have recommended it to several persons, (among them my mother, who bad ihe disease, bad ly on her arm.) who wi re a I cured bv it. JAMES DKKNELL, No. lSfi, Race St. Cy The Rose Ointment is prepared bv E. B. Vauhnn, Souih East corner of Third and Race streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunhu- ry, by H. B. MASSIiK, May 14th, 1813 A sent. lCoc Ointment1, lor Teller. A PRO OF OF ITS KFFICACY. 1'Hii.Anri.rniA, May 27th, 1839. 'PHIS is to certify that 1 was severely afflicted with J etier in the hands and feet tor upwards ' '"'ly years; the disease was attended generally witn violent itening ami swelling. 1 sppiteil to a number of physicians, and used a great many appli cations without eft'eeting cure. About a year since, I applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely slopped ihe itching, and a few applications immedi ately cured the disease, which there has been no return of, although I had never been rid of it at any time for forty years. RICHARD SA VAf.E, Eleventh, below Spruce Street. Cj" The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B. Yauuhan, South East corner of Third and Raco Streets, Philadelphia, nnd sold on agency in Sunbu rv.by H. B. MASSER, May 14th, 1843. Ageit. MEDICAL APPROBATION OJthr IlOSi: OI.TMi:.T,.for Titter. LTHOUOH the superiority ofthe prepaiaiion over all others is fully es'ahli-heil, the proprie tors take pleasure in laving before ihe public the following certificale from a respectable physician, a graduate ofthe University of I'eiiiisvlviin a. Dr. B nmb, having found in Ibis ipinedy that relief fir a tedious and disagreeable nffe 'Hon which ihe means within the range of Lis profession (tiled to ali'ird, has not hrsi'aled lo give it his approhali n, although j the prejudices ami interests of thai profession aie opposed to secret Remedies, j Phii.aiiv.lciiia, Sept. 19, l)3fi. j I was recently troubled with a tedious herpetic 1 erupiion, which covered nearly one si 'e of inv face, j and extendi d over the ear. Mr. Ynughun, proprit j tol ofthe Rose Ointment, rbsetviiig m face, iiish J led on my liying his preparation, of which he han- ded me a jar. Alihough in common with the inem- bers ot mv profession, I diseoiinienaiK e and di.-ap-I prove of the numerous nostrums palmed upon tho j public by i'jnoi ant pr. tenders, I feel in jus iee h umd loexcipl the Rose Ointment from thai cia-s of me dicines, and to give it mv approbation, ns it entire ly iu red the eruption, alihough 11 h id resisted the usu.il applications. DANE. B.M fili, M. D. ' he Rose Ointment is prepared by I'. B. Yauuhan, s-niiih East corner of Third and Race Streets, Philadelphia, and fold on sgmcv in Sun bury, by H. B. MASSER, May I fill, 1813. Agent EAGLE ai r.n? d: .a 9 I 'urnt r 11 'Third and Vine Strifls, WIIililAr.lSPOIlT, PA. riIHE siibscrila-r n-spectfnlly announces to the A. public, that he h s opened a Motel. in the com modious brick building situate on the coiner of 'I bird and Pine .trccts, where he will be happy lo wait np'n those who may favor him wit 1 their I company. The Eagle Hotel is targe nnd convent j enl, and furnished in the lie-t modern stile. Il is i provided with a large number of well aired and condortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private ' r,arra, ,Ve. Peisons visiting Wilhanisporl on hu- sin ess or pleasure, may re-t ns-ured lhat every ex I ertion will be used lo render their sojourn st the "r.sgle Hotel pleasant and agreeuble. His 1 aide will be supplied with the very best ihe market af fords, and his bar wiih ihe choicest wines and other liquors chargea reisouable. The Fajle Hotel possesses greater advantages in point of location than any olher similar establishment in the borough, being situate in the business pari of the town, snd within a convenient distance of the Court House ; wiiuiri a conveincm instance 01 ine onri itoi : alld Wil,lam(i,,or, .,, Klmiri Ro;1(I u. rt. j Sufficient Smbling provided, and good and tru trusty ostlers always in attendance. Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants have been employed, and nothing left undone lhat will add lo ihe comfort and accommodation of his guests. There will he a carriage always in attendance at the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and from the House, tree of charge. CHARLES BORROWS. May 14th. 1813. if .Tlic "liar I YVcavor V sion, ROPE MAKERS & SUIT CHANDLERS. Ko. 13 Morth W'ttttr Street. Thiladtlfdiia. nAVE constantly on hand, a general assort ment of Cordage, Seine Twines, Ac, viz: lar a Ropes, Fishing Ropes, While Ropes, Msnil la Ropes, Tow Lilies for Canal, Boats. Also, a complete assortment of N ine Twines, Ac. such as Hemp Shad and liering Twine, Ileal Patent (iill Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Hening Twii.e, Shoe Threads, Ac. Ac. Also, Bed Coids, Plough Lines, Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Cariet ('hams, Ac. all of which they will dispose of on reasonable teims. i . Philadelphia, November 1 3, 1 812. ly No. llto Market Street, Philadelphia. INVITE the attention of Country Merchants to their extensive assortment of Britith French and American Dry Hoods, which they offer for sals on the imt yeasonaWe terms. rhilsdtlihis, November 1.1, 1812. y.
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