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Reeelpe for Buckwheat Cefc.ee. g
Vo desr Jsne, mix op the, cakes, y ,' 1 !
Just one quart of meal it takes?
Pour the water jn the pot ,
Be ratefti! that 'til hot too hot : . .
Sift the meal well through your hand ;
Thicken well don't let it stand ; ' " ;
stir quick clash clatter
On whst a light delicious bstter !
Now listen to the next command ;
On the dressar let it stsnd
Ttist three-quarters of an hour,
To feel thegentle rising power
Of powders melted into yeast,
To lighten well the precious feast, -Soe
now it rises to the brim
Oiiick, take the ladle, dip it in,
So let it rest, until the fire
The griddle heats, as you desire,
1 careful that the coals are glowing,
No smoke around its whits curls throwing,
A pply the suet suftly, lightly
The griddle's black face shines more brightly,
Now pour the batter on delicious !
Don't, dear Jane, think me officious )
t'tit lift the tender edges slightly
Vow turn it over, quickly, sprightly,
'Tis done now on Hie white plate lay it,
And to the breakfast room convey it,.
Smoking hot with butter spread, -
'Tis quite enough to turn our head,
Now I have eaten thank the farmer,
That grows this luscious, mealy charmer;
Yes thanks to all the cook that makes,
These light delicious buckwheat cakes. '
A (Jurat Firmisr Martin Smith of Wheat
lnul, with 20 acres of land, has sustained, the
Ut year, family of 13 children, and had money
n hand to assist his neighbors who had 200 a-
res. By his good management and perseve
iince, he was enabled to hold on to hiscrop
three years for an improved market The com
mittco on farms of the Monroe Agricultural So
ciety, awarded him a premium of a diploma,
framed and glazed. The secret of his success,
we understand, is Ins superior method of culti
vation. He should be uiade a professor. The
Utt Geneseee Farmer contains a letter from
luni, in which he modestly expressed his thanks
t'i the committee for the notice they had taken
uf iim. Roch. Democrat.
Subsoil Ploughing. Have you a five acre lot
n-ar the home that you intend lor corn tins sea
son ? Yes. Then I am glad to hear it. Why
? Because I wish you to give subsoil plough,
in i a fair trial. Subsoil the one half ef it, and
plough the other half in the ordinary way, ma
nure each part alike, plant the whole in corn and
cultivate each part alike, aad we will bet you a
moss-rose, that the part aubsoiled will yield one
third more corn than the other. , We feel parti.
nlarly anxious that several gentlemen in each
iuMghborhond, should try the experiment, in or
der that the virtues of subsoil ing should be put
to the severest test, and its utility or inutility be
placed beyond all cavil and all doubt. American
I 'ar liter.
Smokisg Seed Cosh. I wish to remind your
leaders that if they would save their corn next
rring from the depredations of the squirrels,
mice, birds, he., to prepare for smoking their
sned, according to the lollowing receipe :
Leave a few husks on the seed ears, so that tkey
ran be hung up in the smoke-house and smoked
with the bams ; or hang them up in any dry place,
and before planting, dip the end of a stick in tar
t -t fir to it and holding it under the corn, give it
.1 thorough smoking. 1 have tried this for three
tears, and hare saved many times my subscrip
tion to ths paper by it
Fattening Chicsins. Th following will be
found a quick and excellent food for fattening
chickens. Set rice over the fire with skimmed
milk; let it boil till the rice is quite swelled
out, then add a teaspoonful of sugar. Feed them
three times a day in common pans, giving them
only as much as will quite fill them at once. Let
the pans be well washed snd set in clean spring
water, that no sourneaa may be conveyed to th
f'jwls, as that prevents them from fattening.
Give tbem clean water, or the milk of rice to
drink. By this method the flesh will have a clear
whiteness, which no other food gives ; and when
it is considered how far a pound of ric will go,
mid how much time is saved by thia mod, it will
be found to be cheap. It is said that a portion of
animal mixed with vegetable food, causes poultry
to thrive rapidly, but they should b csndned te
a vegetable diet some time be for they ar kil
led. A quantity of charcoal, broken in email
pieces, and placed withia reach of the poultry, in
creases their appetite, snd promotes digestion.
Making Vinkoab An excellent mode con
wixts in exposing to the air, one part of brown au-
irar by weiftht with seven psrtaof water, and
ruall quantity of yeast, 10 a cask whose buns;
hole is covered wi;h gauze, to exclude iosocls,
for some weeks to the action of the sun' a rsya.
Fermentation is promoted, aad the quality im
proved, by the addition of grape leave.
Ao acquaintance made excellent vinegar for
(ioum use, as follows: A gallon of inolai
and barrel of cider well mixed, and warmed
in e large kettle, after which the mixture wss
put in barrel, with a few sheets of brown pa
Iter, and kept in warn: place with the bung open,
through which a stick was inserted, for atirring
it, to break the scum and admit the air. The
v ulgar waa drawn a needed, and the deficien
cy supplied by the ccasionsl addition ofculer,
wfcicb is in turn converted into vinegar. -
DANK SOIELIII.
.. Ths following" flst shows the current value of all
Pennsylvania Dank Notes, , Ths moat implicit ro
lianct may be placed upon It, ss it it tvery week
arefully compared with and corrected from Bick
Bell's Reporter, im . , V ,.
nanki In Philadelphia.
Na'.' " Locatioit. D".
Pmilad.
, NOTES AT PAR.
Bank of North America , ,
Bank of the Northern Liberties .
Commercial Bank of Penn'a. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bsnk .
Kensington Bank , .
PhiladHnhi Bank ' . ' .
Schuylkill Bank . . .
Southward Bank ' . '.
Western Bank '
Mechanics' Dank . .
Manufacturers' it Mechanics' Bsnk
'"' Country Itanks.
Bsnk of Chester Counts Westchester
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
psr
par
psr
par
par
par
par
par
par
Bank of Delswsre County
Bank of Germsntown
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Doylestown Bank
Easton Bank 1 1 (
Chester
Germsntown
Norrisiown
Doylestown
Fusion ' ;
Farmer' Rank of Bucks eo
Office of Bank of Peon's.
OfTiee do , do
Office do do
Office do do
Bristol' '
par
Harrishurg" .These
Lancaster , I offices
Pending f do not
Easton J issue n.
DISCOUNT.
NOTES AT
Wank of the United States
fiank of Penn Township .
Philadelphia .10
. par
GicardBank
Moysmeneing Bank
Bank of Pcnnsylvenis
Miners' Bank of Poltsville
Bank of Iewistown
Bank of Middletown '
Bank of Northumberland
. Pi
. . par
. . par
Pot is vi lie
Lewistown
Middletown
.J
Northumberland par
Coluinhie Bank dt Bridge co.Coliimbia
par
I
Carlisle Bsnk . Carlisle
Exchange Bank
Da , do branch of
Piltshurg j
Hnllidayshurg
J
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster
Lancastel
Lancaster
Reading
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lebanon
Pittsburg
par
jir
Lancaster County Bank
Farmers' Bank of Reading
Harriaburg Bank
Lancaster Bank,
Lebanon Bank
Merchants' A Manuf. Bank
Bank of Pituburg , ,
West Branch Bank
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Bank
Berks County Bank
Office of Bank of U. 8.
Do do do
Do do do
Kensington Ssv. Ins. A
p.i
Pittabuig
Willia import
Wilkesharre
A lien town
Reading
Pittsburg
failed
Lne
New Brighton
do
do
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
do
do
Penn Township Ssv. Ins.
Bank of Chsmberaburg
Bank 01' Gettysburg
Bank of Susquehanns Co.
Erie Bank
Farmers' A Drovers' Bank
Franklin Bank
Honesdsle Bank
Mooongshels Bank of B.
York Bank
i
i
Montrose
Erie
Waynesburg
Washington
Honeadsle
Brownsville
York
1
1
N. B. 1 he notes of those banks on which wo
omit quotstiona, snd substitute s dash ( ) are not
purchased by ths Philadelphia brokers, with the
xception of Ibose whicn hae letter 01 nlenuce.
BROKEN' BANKS.
Philadelphia 8a. Ins. Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. do failed
Schuylkill 8a. Ins. do failed
Manual Labor Bant f T. W Dyott. prop.) lulled
fowanda Bank
. - ... . '
Towanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bsnk of Beaver
Bedford
no sale
closed
closed
Beaver
H srrisburg
Washington
Bellefonte
Bank of Swatara
Bank of Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
failed
closed
Pitubuig
Pittsburg
Fayette co.
Greenrastle
Harmony
no ale
Farmers Ac Merh c Uank
Farmers' At Mech'cs' Bank
failed
failed
Farmer' fi Mech'cs Bank
fulled
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
no ssle
Huntingdon no sale
Lewiktown no aale
uniata Bank
Lumliermen's Bank
Warien
Duildsfl
New Hope
Milton
Meadtille
Port Carbon
Carlisle
Montrose
1,'nioniown
failed
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Northumu'd Union Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
no sale
closed
no sale
closed
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Agr.cV Msnuf. Bsnk
failed
closed
failed
closed
Silver Lak Bank
Cniou Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
Greensburg
Wilkesbsrr Bridge Co.
Wilkesharre no ssle
fry All notes purporting to be on sny Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in the shove lut, msy be set
Jown as frsuds.
REW JERSEY.
Bank of New Biunawick
Belvidei Bank
Brunswick
Belvidur
Medford
Perth Amlioy
Bridgeton
Mount Holly
Rahway
N. Biunawick
failed
i
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
Cumberland Bank
par
i
par
Farmers' Bsnk
par
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bk
Farmers' and Mechanics Bk
failed
Farmers' and Merchants' Bk
Middletown Pu 1
Franklin Bank of N.J.
Jersey City
fsiled
Hoboken BkgsV Grazing Co Hoboken
failed
failed
failed
failed
lersey City Bank Jersey City
Mechanics' Bsnk Patterson
Manufacturers' Bank Belleville
Morris County Bank Morristown
Monmouth Bk of N. J.' ' Freehold
Mechanics' Bank Newark
Mechanics' snd Msnuf. Bk Trenton
i
failed
i
psr
Morris Csnal and Bkg Co Jersey City
Post Note ' . i
no sale
Newsrk Bkg & Ins Co Newark
Nsw Hops Del Bridge Co Lamheruville
i
i
N. J. Manuhic and Ukg 10 noooken
N J frotecton dt Lombard bk Jersey City
Orange Bank ' Orang
failed
failed
PaUraon Bank" rateraon
Peoples' Bsnk . do
Princeton Bsnk Princeton
Salem Bsnking Co Salem
Slate Bsnk Newsrk
failed
i
par
par
Slate Bank , , Elialthtow
8tat Bank " ' Camdun
1 i
psr
8tata Bsnk of Morris Monistown
I
failed
failed
J
7
failed
Slat Bank ' Trenton :
Salem snd Pbilsd Msnuf Co Salem
Sussex Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank Dover
Washington Banking Co. Hackensack
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wllm dr. Brandy win Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna ' Smyrna
Do branch Miltord
Farmers' Bk of Stat of Dal Dover
par
par
par
par
P'
par
par
psr
Do branch0
Wilmington
Georgetown
Nswesstla
W timing too
Do ' branch
Do branch
Union Bsnk
tr Under 6's
0QOnall banks marked
thus () thsre are si-
Ibsr eounlerfsit er altsrsd bss of las various eV
asenin Lisas, in circHlstton.
11 nrin '3 IIOTDL,
iiAnnispuiiG, ' ia
- . f. 1 - if 1 1 ' ", r
IBEO leave to mfurm th poblie that I hav left
Philadelnhia, snd sra now located In Harris
burg, ths seat of th Executive and Stat Govern
ment of Pennsylvania, wher I now oscupy ths
spacious HoUl, recently kept by Mr, Matthew
Wilson. is-
This spscious f uilding, hsving been purposely
planned snd erected lor s llolel 01 in nrst cisss,
H not surpsssed if equalled, by any similsr estab
lishment in Pennsytvsnis t snd hsving undergone
s thorough renovstion, the parlors, rooms and
chambers ar now fitted up in a style that com
bines elegsnc with comfort snd convenience.
My TABLE is pledged to be supplied with ths
best fsre the Markets csn produce t ths charges at
the asm time being ss moderate as any or the best
regulsted sstal tishtnents elsewhere. In short, ho
exsitions shall be spared on my p irt, or on the part
of every member of my household, to make it what
it should be, in th Capital of one of the most pop
ulons snd interesting Siet of the Union.
With then promises, sccommodstions snd faci
lities, snd the fad that the Hotel is most eligibly
sititated, I with confidence, most respectfully soli
cit the psirunag of th Public ,
UMNIUIj 1IKKK,
Late of Herr's Hotel, Chesnut St., Philsd.
ITsrri-hurg. Nov. 22.184ft.,
FoIlRTEEIt " '!
&YiUtYtu article.
1 Bansivra'a Vxawirrns s enfain fure for
J- worms tnfe and verv nlrntnnt to take.
2. Gibson's Extbact. which remove Grease
of all kinds. Dry Paints, Tar, Varnish and Wax,
from carpets or from clothing, without injuring the
color or the cloth. . .
3. Loivnost Fit Prsa the best thing known
for killing flies and musqiiitoes.
4. A certain Destroyer or Rats, Mice, Koacbce
and Ants, and another of Bed Bujs.
5, Gens Specific for sour stomach, Heart
rtiirii and Water Brash, by 'one who hidsuTired
thirtten years, before he discovered the cure.
Dr. Steven s Greek Ointment Tor the Piles.
It has never failed to cure.
7. HAnmsos's TsTTEa Wash. '
8. Bremohd's Indelible Ink, without a
rival. ' ' '' ....i:
9. Ths Corneouso CoNrEcnosr r Fics
just the medicine for children and for women, it is
so pleasant to tHke.
10. Beck a Veoetasli Amsntsri Puis.
1 1. Gun.n's Emollient WATER-ennos Pasts,
for Harness, Boots, &C It softens the ieslher,snd
keeiis out the water. ' -
13. Poor Man s ptsenstheninb) I'lastbr.
13. Jackson's Diarrikka Mixture, which
cures the worst Disrrhors in a few houra.
14 Jaceson s JJtsentart Mixti-rs, s cer
isin snd speedy cure for Dysentery and Summer
Comuldtnt.
The shove valuable articles are soul wholesale
snd retail, by L. C. GUNN, No. 1 South Fifth
itreet, Vhilndelpliiamiieit Storekeepers and o-
there will be sunn led witn pure Alncan Cayenne
Pepper, Arnica Flowers, Drugs, Psints, Oils, Glass
snd Vsrnishes, st ths lowest prices. I erms only
rssh. rrjCut out ths sdverliscment, snd bring
it with you. -
PhiUdelphis. July 19th. 1845. 1y.
11ELK1 VE AND LIVE
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar V Wood
Aaptua.
niHE unprecedented success of this medicine, in
JL the restoration of health, to those who, io des-
psir, had eiven up all hopes, haa given il sn exal
ted reputation above all other remedies, funmhing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power, ss the on
ly agent which can be relied upon for the curs of
Pulmonary Consumption, Broucbittis, Atihms
Pain in the side snd Bresnt, Spitting of Blood,
W booping Cougb, Croup, Scc
Attention is requested 10 the lollowing AH I U.
ISHING CL'RE.bv ThomsoV. Compound 8yrup
of Tar and Wood Ispths ! !
rhiluiltlohia, Muu 3d, 1841
MR. THOMSON Desr Sir W ith grsteful
feetings I inform you of the astonishing effects of
your medicine, which has literally isis d me from
s desth-hetl ! My dines-e, rulmonary Uontutnp.
tion, had reduced me so low that my physician pro.
no jnced my case hopeless I At this junction I be
gan to ueyour medicine, and miraculous as it may
seem, it haa completely restored me to health, after
everything else bad failed. HesperUully yours.
WASHDUIUN MAI R.
Charlotte atreet, above George street.
The undersigned, being persona1 1 v acquainted
with Washington M rk snd his sufferings, bear
witness to ths aatonixhing effects of Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tsr, and the truth of the a-
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER. 318 North Third atreet,
DAVID VICKER3, 42 Almond street.
HUGH M'GINLEY, S. E. corner Tsmsny
and r ourtb stieet.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomson, N. E. coiner
of nth and Knruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agents. H. B. Masser, Sunbury ; D. Gross,
and Dr. Maepherson, Harrisburg ; J no. G. Brown,
Puttaville 1 Geo. F.irl, Heiding ; Houston cV Ms
on, Towanda. llradiord county, Pa. Price 50 cents
per bottle, or f 5 p r dozen.
q3 Beware of all imitation.
Philadelphia, June 28th, 1845. If
liVAA THE
Beginners.
1111 E subscribers would respectfully inform the
. I'ilizene of Sunbury and the public generally,
Ihut they have purchased ihesbnp of Mr. William
Hoovei, in Market atreet, ore door west of the Post
Office, wbeie they will continue the '
C.ibinet-.TIakin? Ilunines,
in all il branches. The publk' may exiecl their
work don in lb latent style. They hope, by atrict
attention to busims", to mailt a share of public
i
patronage.
(Tj" Coffins made to order on the shortest notice,
Slid country produce Uken in eichsnge for work.
WM. YOUNGKAN & H. C. MARTIN.
Sunbury, Msy 1 7 th. 1845. ly.
ASIIIIV A: It o cat,
' WUOLBSALB cV RSTAIX.
HAT & CAP MAMJFACTUU RS,
South Eatl corner of Market and ith $t$
Philadelphia ,
WHERE tbey alwsys keep oh bsnd sn exten
sive assortment of MATS U CA FS of every
description, got up in ths best snd most approved
sty la. reisons denrous of purchasing superior srlt-
cles 00 the most resaoasble terma, will end it to
their ad'autage to call before making purchases
elsewhere.
Philsdelphis, Oct. 6th, 1844. ly
W71LAX SEED- The highest price will be
J17 givsn for f lax Keed, at ths store of
Aug 9. 1843
HENRY MA8SER.
IT 19IK, of s supsrior quality, can now be bad
U 4ttUsLime Kiln of Henry Mssser.in Sun
bury.
May IT, 1846,
1) AR IKON J ot leceived and to sale, cheap
- tat ra.h. bv I . HEMtY MASSER.
Sunbsry, bipt.JO, MM ft. . . . ,
..LamasiL
OAKLEY'S
. DEPUIl ATI V E SYRUIV ' 1
THE vslusbhj properties of Oskley's Depura
tive Syiup of Sarsspsrills, as a purifier of the
blood, i o well known to ths puhlie generally
that it Is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forth th sdvsntsges to b derived from its
Us i wherever the medicine has ones been intro
duced, it tskes precedence oer all others 1 evety
one thsl bss taken it, has derived So signal bene
nasi results from it, thst it is recommended by
them with the wrhftst confidence'. . Physicians of
the highest stsnding in the profession, prescribe ft
to pstients under their care ( oontsining nothing
deleterious, but being composed ol the most mild,
yet efficacious vegetsble msteriehk, it is offered with
confidence, as the cheapest snd most efficient pu
rifier of the blond now known. The use of a few
bottles, especially in ths spring months, will be at
tended with s most decided improvement in th a-
hersl strength of the system, sradicatina sny seeds
of discsse that may have been generated, besides
giving health and vigor to th body. For the cure
of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter.
Pimples or emotions of the Skin. White Swellins.
Fistuls, Chronic Cough Asthms, dec The nu
merous certificstes In lbs possession of the subscri
ber snd his sgents, from physicisns snd others, sre
sufficient to convince the most skeptical of ts su
periority over sll prepsrstions of Ssrsaparilta.
Hold wholesale end retail, by the proprietor.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North Blh street, Rea
ding, Berks Coenty, snd to be bad of ths following
persons 1
In nortfiumturfand Cmmti.ii. B. Masser:
rtunhuryi Ireland & Mixel, McEwensville ; D
Krauser, Milton.
In Union County. J. Gear hurt, Seliusgrovei
A. Gutelius, MifTlinburg.
In Columbia County. 'K. w. McCay, Wash
ington.
Reading, March 14, 1843.
Ma. Oarliv: I believe it the uty of every
one to do whstever In their power I ie, for ths bne.
fit of their lellow man, snd hsving hsd punitive
proof in my own family, of the wouderful properties
of your Depurativ Syrup of Sarsapsrilla, I most
conscientiously recommend it to the sfTlietcd. We
bad the misfortune to lose two of our children, by
the breaking out of ulceroua sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some of the
m.wl scientific phyncisns to sttend them snd hsd
tried sll the known remedies, including Kwsim's
Psnsces, without svail. Another of my children
waa attacked in the same manner, her face and
neck was completely covered: the discharge waa so
offensive, snd lb disease st such a height, thst we
despaired of her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Depurstive Syrup (f Ssrsapanlls, we weie
induced to make trial of it, aa the last resort ; il
acted like a charm ; the ulcere commenced healing
Immediately, a fi w bottles entirely restored her to
her health, which ahe has enjoyed uninterruptedly
ever since. As s purifier of Ibe blood, I verily be
lieve it hss not its equsl.
JOHN MOVEK.Tsilor,
Wslnut street, nesr Fourth, Reading.
Douglsssville, April 19th, 1843.
Mr. Oarlet: My son Edmund Leaf, hsd the
scrofula in the moat dreadful and di stream ng man
ner for three year, during which time he was de
prived of the us of his limbs, bis hed snd neck
were covered with ulcers. Ws tried sll the differ
ent remedies, but In no effect, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Noriistown, snd slso Dr. Isssc
Hiesler, of Resding, to use your Depnrstiv Syrup
of Saraaparilla, of which I obtained several bottles,
the use of which drove the diaeaae entirely out of
his system, the sore bested up, and the child was
restored to perfect health," which be has enjoyed
uninterruptedly ever since, to toe astonishment of
many persons who seen him during his affliction.
I have thought il my duty, and send you this certi
ficst tbsl other who hsve a like sffliciion in th
family msy know where to obtsin so vslusble a
medicine. Yours truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
jiept. 16, 1843 ly
To Country Merchants.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leghorn and
i'alm L-af Hats. .
R. AV. & i TJ. TAYLOR,
at the S. E. comer of Market and Fifth St$.,
PHII.ADET.gHIA,
OFFER for ssle an extensive assortment of the
sbov articles, all of which tbey sell st unususl
ly low pi ices, snd psrticulailv invite the attention
of buyers visiting the city, to sn exsminstion of
their stock. U.W.AL.B, TAYLOR.
Philsdelphis, Msy 25, 1844. ly i
CUT FUKNITURE AUCTION,
AND PRIVATE SAL 9 BOOMS.
Nos. 29 and 31 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CC. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in
vites the stteotion of persons desirous of pur'
chssing Furniture, to bis extensive Sales Rooms,
(both public and Private,) fur every description of
Household rurmture, where can be obtained at all
times, Urg sssortment of fsshionsble snd well
menufsclured Csbinet Furnilurs, Beds, Msllrsaees,
&c, at very reduced prices, for cssh.
07- Sales by Auction, twice a week.
May S7th. 1843. I y
Counterreltcra
DEATH BLOW.
The pul lic will please observe thst no Brsndreth
Pills sre genuine, unless the box hss three la
bels uiHn it, (the top, ths side snd the bottom)
ewch containing s fac-simile signature of my hand
writing, ihua B. LtsASDkETU, M. D. I heae Is.
beb sis engrsved on steel, beautifully designed
and done st sn expense of over $4,000. Therefore
it will be seen that the ouly thing necesssry to pro-
curs the mediciu in it purity, is to observe thes
Isbels.
Remember ths top, th side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons sre duly sulhori-
sad, and hnM .
CEHTZriOATJSS OP AOBlfCT
For the ssle of brandretKt Vegetable Vuiverial
. ruiM. ....
Nortbuniberlsnd county l Milton-Maekey dt
Cbambeilin. Sunbury II. B. Masser. M'Ewens-
villew Irclsnd dr. MeixelL Nortbureheilsnd Wm
Forsyth. Georgetown J. dt J. Walla.
Union County i , New Berlin Bogar dt Win
ter. Selmagrove George Guodrum. Middle-
burg Isaae Smith, Bsavertown DaviJ Hubler,
Adamsburg Wm. J. May. Minlinsburg Mensch
dt Rsy. Ilartleton Daniel Long. Freeburg
U.ar.U. Moyer, Lewisburg Wslls & Green
Columbis county i Danville b. U. KeynoUa
dt Co. Berwick Shuman dt Kittenbouae. Cat
tawissa C. G. Brobu. Bloonsburg John R.
Moyer. Jsisey Town Levi LtiseU Washington
RohU McCsy. Limestone Usllie ft McNinch,
Observs that each Agent bsa aa bngrsved Cer
tifies l of Agency, eontaimng a representation of
Air BKArtUatKi H'B Manulactary at Sing Sing,
and upon Which will also be seen exact copies of
ths new lubili mow uud upon tin aramireth I'll!
Hoxe. '
Philadelphia, office No. 8, Notlh 8th street. ,
it B. BRANDUETiJ, M. D
, June 3ith, 1843. -. i , :
. ji .HJI, JKLl i.L,. hi I.!. ".' 1 .lsUl
ROSE OINTMENT
roil TETTER.
fttnaWORMS, P1MPLK9 OF4 TH FA:B, AND OTHER
, 1 tTTARKOim KRCITIONft.
frV Ty fitlUiuiina certificate describe one of the
tnosf extraordinary cures ever effected by any
application. , .v :, - . t- t .
ratLAtiEtriiiA, February in, 18:58.
1 01? twenty years I wss severely sfilicted with
Tetter on th Fsce and Hesd: the disease
commenced when I was seven tern tesrs old, snd
continued until the Fell of 1830, vsrying in vio-.!
lenre, but without ever d issppearmg. During most
of the time, great part of my face wss covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing; my bead swelled st times until it fcltss if it
would burst the swelling wss so great, thol I could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that I wss afflicted with the disease, I Used a great
many plications, (smong them seversl celebrated
preparations) as well ss taking inward remedies,
including s number of bottles of Snw'm's Vanaera,
Extract of Sartnpnrilla, eVe, In fsct, it would Ite
impossible to enumerste sll the medicines I used.
I wss slso nnder the care of two of the most dis
tinguished physicisns of this city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, snd I despslred of ever being
cured. In the fall of 1836, the disease at the time
being very violent, I commenced using the Rote
Ointment, (prepared by Vaugban dt Davis. J In
a few application the violent itching ceased, the
swelling slmted, the eruption began to diaappear,
and before I had used ajar ths disesse ws enUrely l
., . . 1 1 1 V. an mam. lain na.rl. a n .1 a Itdlf 1
cuied. It has now been nearly a year and a half
since, and there is not a vestige of the disease ro-
malning, except the scsrs from ths deep pits formed I
by the disesse. It is impossible for me to describe
in a certificate the severity of the disess snd my
suffering, but I will be ploHsed to give a fuller ac
connt to sny person wanting further sstisfsction,
who will csll on me. At the time I commenced
using the Rose Ointment I would hsve given hun
dreds of dollars to be rid of the disease. Since u
sing it, I have recommended it to several persons,
(smong them my mother, who hsd the disease bad
ly on her arm,) who were all cured by it.
JAMES DURNELL, No. ISA, Race St
try The Roae Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vaurfhan, Soath Eaat corner of Third and Race
streets, Philsdelphis, snd sold on sgency in Sunbu
ry. by H. B. MASSER,
May 14th. 1843. Agent,
Rose Ointment, Tor TctteiC
A PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY.
Philabslpsia, May a7lh, 1839.
'PHIS is to certify that I waa severely afflicted
1 with Tetter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. I spplied to a
number of physicisns, snd used s great many appli
cations without effecting a cure. About a year
since, I spplied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, and a few applications immedi
ately cured the disease, which there haa been no
return of, although I had never been rid of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
j The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vsughsn, South Esst corner of Third snd Race
Streets, Philsdelphis, End sold on sgency in Sunbu
ry. by II. B. MASSER, 1
Msy 14th, 1843. Agent.
ME DXC AX, APPROBATION
Of the ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetter.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of the prepeiatioh
f over all others is fully established, the proprie
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Pennsylvani. Dr.
Usugh, hsving found in this remedy thst relief fir
a tedious snd disagreeable affection which the meana
within the range of hia profession failed to afford,
haa not hesitated to give it his approbation, although
the prejudices snd interests of thst profession aie
opposed to secret Remedies.
PniiAnELrsiA, Sept. 19, 1836.
I wss recently troubled with a tedious herpetic
eruption, which covered nesrly one aids of my face,
snd extended over the esr. Mr. Vsughsn, proprie
tor of the Rose Ointment, observing my face, insis
ted on my trying hi preparation, of which he han
ded me a jar. Although in common with the mem
bers of my profesaion, I discountenance snd ditsp-
prove of the numeroua nostrums palmed upon the
iiutitic tty ignorant pretenders, I feel in justice bound
to except ths Rose Oiulment from that class of me
dicines, snd to give it my approbation, aa it entire
ly cured the eruption, although it had resisted the
usual applications. JJA.M.. BAl'GH. M. D.
try The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vsughsn. South Esst corner of Third snd Race
Streets, Philsdelphis, and sold on sgene in Sun
bury, by H. B. MASSER,
Msy 14 th, 1843. Agent
EAGLE
Corner of Third and Vine Street,
WlXX.ZAraSPO&T, PA.
rFIHE subscriber respectfully snnounces to the
M. public; that he has opened a Hotel in the com-
mouious brick building situate on the corner of
J bird snd Pme streets, where he will be hsppy to
wait npon those who msy favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large snd convent
ent, snd furnished in the best modern style. It is
provided with a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping spsrtments, rooms, private
pariors, &c rersons visiting Williameport on bu
siness or pleasure, may reat ss.ured that every ex
ertion will be used to render their sojourn st the
"Esgle Hotel" pleasant snd sgreesble. Hia Table
will lie supplied with the very best the msrket sf
fords, and his bsr with ths choicest wines snd other
liquors chsrges ressonsble. The Esgle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other aimilar establishment in the borough,
being silusle in the business part of the lown, snd
within a convenient distance of the Court Houae
snd Willismsport snd Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, sad good snd trusty
ostlers always in attendance. ,
' Atutiiise, accommodating and honest Servants
hav baen employed, and nothing left undone thai
wiU add to the comfort and accommodation of bis
gueois. .. . , . ,, . .. r.- .
There will be s carriage alwaya in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passenger to snd from
the House, free of charge.
.',,: CHARLES BORROWS.
May 14th, 1841. tf ,
Michael Weaver Ac- Sons
HOPE MAKERS aV SHIP CHANDLERS.
No. 1 3 North Water Street, Philadelphia. .
II
AVE conatantly on hand, a general assort
ment of Cordage, Seine 1 wines, etc., vis
Rone. Fiahinc Ropes. Wbits Rope. Manil
la Ropes. Tow Line for Csnal Boats. Also, a
complete assortment of Seine Twines, Ac, such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill,
Net Twine, Cotton Shad snd Herring Twiue.Sho
Threads, Ac dtc Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
H altera, Traces, Cotton sod Linen Carpet Chaius,
Ac sll of which tbey will dispose of on rnesonable
terms. ' .
Philsdelphis, November 13, 1843. ly.' ' "'
No. 13S Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensivs assortment ef British Fastich
sod American Dry floods, which ihy oSe foi sale
on lbs most reasonable terms. - . . k h , , X'' .
l'atla4(lAAkNftVfsitber 13, l.8y J ,, y
H2Il.MiLtT CO.,
Commission & Forwardinj Merchants,
l'ool of Willow Street Rail Road,
' OR TSE D1LAWARS,
TTAVING sssocisted with them Joseph Bar net, ,..
Al.teof Easton, Ps., respectfully Inform their
friends snd the public generally, thst they hsve U.
aen tnsi isrg snd well known store snd wharf at '
fool of Willow Street Railroad, lately occapiej by ;
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing a General ,
Commission and Forwarding Business, and from
the local advantagea of the" place being connected '
with all th public Improvements thst hsve their
outlet n the city, they flatter themselves tbey wilt
lie sble to do business to ss great, if not greater sd
vantage, and upon as reasonable terma as any other
house, and they assure their friends that sny con
signments msde to them shell hsve their strict st
tention, snd no exertions "pared to give entire satis
faction. :" " - ''
They sre also prepered to receive and forward
goods to sny point on the Delswsre snd Lehigh
rivers, between Msoch Chunk, Esston snd Phils
delphis, vis Delaware Division and Lehigh Canals;
also, to sny point on the Junista river, or North
and West Brsnchesofthe Susquehsnns vis Schuyl
kill snJ Union, or the Chesapeake snd Tide Wster '
Csnsls,
For the accommodation of Boats eoming or go- -
ing via Schuylkill snd Union Csnsls, a Steamboat
k el for ,owi ftom h
... . 1 "
Schuylkill around to the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchant to hsve their produce deli
vered on ths Delswsre, snd their goods shipped st
s saving ol 50 to 75 per cent, on ths prices for
hsuling scrota, with these sdvhntagca they re- '
spectfully solicit s share of pstrnnage.
W. HEILMAN dt CO.
William Hellman,
William W. Key ser.C
Joseph Barnet. J Philsd., May 14, 1843. ly
J. IK A YL AND, JR. & CO.
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No. 9!) AorfA Vet corner of Race and Third
Street.
PHILADELPHIA. '
THE undersigned have formed a Co-partnership-under
the firm or J. MAYLAND, Jr. dt Co..
ss successors to the Isle firm of Jacob .Vatland d"
Co., snd will cntinue the business st the old esta
blishment, on their own account. In addition to
l heir own close sttenlion snd experience for many
years, in the manufacture of their cerebrated snuflV,
Ac, the long experience of the senior partner of the
late firm, will also be devoted to the interest of the
new concern and aa no exertion and care will lie
spared to insure their goods, at all times of the ve
ry best quality, they solicit a continuance of the
confidence of the fnenJs snd customers of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MA if LAND, J a.
Philadelphia, May 14th, 1843. ly
To Country
MERCHANTS.
'"PHE Subscriber, Agent of Lyon & Harris, Hat
Manufacturers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other Isrge cities, whoso Hats are
highly comintnded for good coin and durnhility,
hss on bsnd s firt rate ssortmnt of HATS snd
CAPS, suitable for Spring siles, wh ch will be sold
very low, fbi cash or sppioved credit, at the noted
cheap ttore, No. 40, North Third stre-t, oppMp.e
the City Hotel, Philsdelphis.
ROBERT D. WlLKl.-VSUX.ilferir. '
N. B. . Orders for lists in lbs rough, promptly
attended to. Ths highest price in tosh or trade
given for Fur tkiiu.
Phibdelphis, June 11, 1843. ly
BOLTON & CO.
Grncrnl ConinilNHlon Merchants,
For the Sale of Flour, Grain, Seed, dc 4c.
i EsPECTFL'LLY inform their trienda and
AV ih Merchants generally, that Ihey have la
ken those large snd commodious Wharvea, with two
Dorks, north of Cheanut street, on the Delaware,
together with the store No. 19 South Wharves,
where ihey would b pleased to receive consign
ments of Grsin, Flour, Seed, Whiskey, Iron, Ac.'
Ac Being slso well prepared to forwanl all kinda
of Merchandise by the Schuylkill snd Union, or by
the Chesapeake and Tide Wster Csnsls, as tow
boats ars kept expressly for ths purpose of towing
hosts by either route.
Merchants will ple.ise be psrticulsr to send their
goods destined by either canals, to No. 19 South
Wharvea, between Market and Chesnut streets, on
the Delswsre, with directions sccompanying them
which route they wish them to be shipped.
Plaster and Salt for ssle, st the lowest mar
ket price. BOLTON A CO.
March 19, 1843. No. 19 South Wharves
MERCHANTS
HOUSE,-
No. 237, AorfA Third, ahove CullowhiU St,
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN DUNCAN, hie from the Pennsylva
nia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr., late of A
merican Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure in ac
quainting their friends and the public generally ths
Ihey have taken the large and commodious Hole
recently built by the Messrs. Hart, nn the serne sit
once occupied by the old established Hotel know
aa the Bull's Hesd, in Third street above Callow
hill at.
This Hotel is finished in the very Seat possib, '
manner, snd of the best nifeterisls. Its location
very desirsble, psriiculsrly fur country merchant
the arrangements for healing snd ventilating esc
room is such ss to secure sny tempersture. Tt
bedrooms sre all light and airy, sll furnished in
nest style, so as to in.ure tomfoiL
Ths receiving parlors are alto fun lUheJ in a e
perb style, the windows are on the French siyl
forming su entrsnce to s bslcony in front, whit
makea a pleasant recess. Particular attention h
been given to the beds and bedding, s which, wi
the furniture, sre entirely new.
From years' experience in hotel business,
trust, by strict assiduity to business, to make th
house a desirable stopping plsce. Our table w
alwsys t supplied with lbs very best our mark
can afford, snd our bsr with ths best liquors a
wines of the most approved bianda.
P. S. There are first rate stabling and carria
bouses attscbed to the hotel, attenJed by ear
snd soter bosilers, snd our charge will b low,
accordance with Us present hsrd time. .
Philadelphia, Oct, 7th, 1843. ;
G O L D E N S W A"!
No. ti9 North Third, above Arch Street,
; .PHILADELPHIA. , ,
ACCOMMODATIONS SO a SEVKKTT FlReON.
CHARLES WEISS, Isle of the White Sws
and "Mount Vernon House," respectfully
forms his friends and customers, thst he has beco
the proprietor of the above well known Hotel.
.. Country MstchscU will find the above Hotel
centra) location, snd ths best of fare. Persons trs
veiling with privsts conveyance will find a largs
yard and good stsbling for horses, and Ibe esst ef
stk'iv Bestdint $ pavdaj . ., , tt