THR Lirn CLOCK
raojt Tat OKSMAN.
T
Thci Urn little mystic clock,
No human eye hath teen,
That beateth on and beateth on,
From morning until e'en.
And when the aoul it wrapped in deep,
And heareth not a sound,
It ticks and ticki the livelong flight,
And never runneth down.
O wondrous ii that work of art
Which knelle the paning hour,
But art ne'er formed, nor mind conceived,
The life clock's magic power.
Nor set in gold, nor decked with gems,
By wealth and pride possessed ;
But rich or poor, or high or low, , ,
Each bears it in his breast, ., 7
When life's deep stream 'mid beds and flowers,
All still and softly glides,
Like the wavelet's step, with a gentle beat, .
It warns of passing tides. '
When threat'ning Oarkness gathers o'er,
And hope's bright visions flee,
Like the sullen atroke of the muffled bar,
It beateth eavfly. , ,
When passion nerves the Warrior's arm .
For deeds of bate and wrong,
Though faeede4 not the Tearful sound,
The knell is deep and strong.
When eyes to eyes are gazing soft,
And tender words are spoken,
Then fast and wild it rattles on, '
As if with love 'twere broken.
Such is the clock that measures life,
Of flesh and spirit blended ;
And thus 'twill run within the breast, ,
Till that strange life is ended.
Scenes in thc Rot kt Mountains, ifce. Mr.
William TayVor, lias presented us wrrh a vol
ume, entitled, Scenes in the Rocky Mountains,
Oregon, California, New Mexico. Texas, and
J rand Prairies; or, Notes by the Way, during
nn Excursion of 3 years; with descriptions
of the countries passed through, by a New
Knglander. This work in written in a lively
and spirited style, and various interesting inci
dents, descriptions, Ac. Ac. We have fre
quently read accounts of thedextccoue jugglery
nt Indians; but the following instance given by
mr author, exceeds any feat of deception which
we remember to have read of and we mini be
permitted to doubt whether it was ever perfor
med, as the author did not witness it himself.
'In the centre of a large circle of men, wo
men, and children, stood the subject of the ap
pended sketch, stripped to the waist, as the
gunner's mark. A shot perforated his body
with a bullet, which entered at the chest and
merged from the opposite eidp. He instant'y
I'cll, and the blood flowing in streams dyed the
- pross where he ley, and every thing teemed to
prefigure the reality of death.
While in this condition bis wife approached
and besprinkled his face with water; soon after
which he arose, as from a slumber the blood
still pouring from hiin. Bf plastering hit wound
with mud before and behind, the blood ceased
to flow, when he commenced yawning and
stretching; in a few minutes the plaster was
removed by a pass of the hand, and neither
blood, nor wound, nor the tign of a scratch or
near appeared! There stood the self restored
medicine-man, before the wondering throng, a
live and well, and in all the pride of his
strength!
'' He then brought his naked son into the ring,
i lad of enmo eight years, aud standing at a
distance of several yards, bow in hand, be pier
ced him through snd through, from diaphragm
to vertebra?, at three successive shots.
The boy fell deed, to every appearance, and
the thick blood freely coursed from his wounds.
The performer then clasped the body in his
i. rins and bore it around the ring for the inspec
tion of all, three times in succession. Upon
i lis bt breathed into his mouth and nostrils,
ml, after suttusing his face with water and
covering his wounds with a mud plaster, he
commenced brief manipulations upon his sto
mach, which toon ended in a complete recovt
ry , nor left a single trace of injury about him.'
Coal, Gas and Cmpiii.n Scfebceded.
We learn that M. Jobard, following out a bint
of Sir Humphrey Davy, has ascertsined thst
water may be made t ho means of a chesp illu
mination. It is decomposed by a very simple
process, snd furnishes a beautiful light. A pen
ny's worth of oil duly mixed with wster in a re
tort will furnish llio light of ten csndles for 20
hours. The French Government has become
the owner of the patent for public purposes, and
several large manufactories in France are now
successfully usios it Our readers will find in
Fisher's New York Magazine fur October a full
account of tbe invention.
Impost ant Invention. Mr. Francis Dixon
of Lynn, Mass., it is ststcd, has mad a most
important improvement in the art of gunnery
It is equally adapted to pistols, muskets, rifles,
sod cannou and by its application balls may be
discharged at th rats of thirty or forty ia a min
uie. By tbe simp'.e movement of a handle a
cannon rosy be made I j load, prime, ignite, and
discharge itself, ft will also make discbarges
with equal facility, whether advancing or re
treating.
BAlf K'SOTE lliT."
The following list shows the current valus of sll
VnnKv tenuis Rank N.itcs. The most Implicit re
liance rosy l placed npon it, as it iaerery wuk
sarcfnlty compared with ahd corrected from Dick
ncfl's Reporter.' .. , '
, Itaiikfl In i'htladclphln.
,,' '''.' - i Disc, t
: ! LocATto. , rHlMI
NOTES AT PA R. ,
flank of North America Pr
Rank of the Northern Lilrticc ; . . par
Commercial Bank of Penn'a. . . - : ptr
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank . par
rTen-dnslon . Bank , , . ' . . par
Philadelphia Bank . , . . . . ptr
Schiivfkiil flsnk , , . ' . - par
dmtibwsrk Bank , . pr
Western Bank par
Mechanics' Bank v par
Manufacturers A Mechanics' Dunk par
Dank of I'enn Township nr
Criraril Bank . . , par
1! ink of Commerce, late Mnyameneing par
Bank of Pennsylvania . . par
Country llankts.
Rank of Thester County Westchester par
Dank of Delaware County . Chester par
Hank f tiermantown . Ocrmanlown par
Bank of Montgomery Co. , Norrisiown psr
Doylcstown Bank Dovhwtnwn , par
Easton Bank Easlort par
Farmers' Bank of Buck eo. Bristol par
Bank of Nnrthombet land Northumberland par
t'oluml'ia Bank A tlridge cn. Columbia par
Farmers' Bnnk of Lancaster Laneiatei par
Lancaster tounty Bank
Lancaster Bank
Farmers' Bank of Reading
Office of Bank of Penn'a.
Lancaster r
Lancaster . . par
Reading par
Harrishurg" These
,. Lancaster 1 office
--. Rending f do not
- Easton ' J issue n.
Office ,do
Office do v
Office - - do "
NOTE8
do.
do ,
do AT
DISCOUNT.
' ' Philadelphia
tank of the United Slates
Miners' Bank of Pottsvitle '
Bank of Iewistown
Bank of Midillotown
Carlisle Batik .
Exchange Bank
Do '. do branch of
Hnrrisimrg Bank
Lebanon Bank
Merchants' A Manuf. Bank
Bank of Pittsburg
West Branch B mk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Bank
Berks County Bsnk
Office of Bank of U. 8.
Do do do
Do do do
Bank of Chamhersliurg
Bank of Gettyslturg
Bunk of 8uquehanna Co.
Erie Bank
Farmers' A Droers Bank
Franklin Bank
Honesdale Bmk
23
il
Potisville
Lcwistown
Middfetown
CsrlUle .
Pittsburg
Hollidavshurg
Harrirtliurg
Lebanon
Piltshurg
Pitlft'juig
Williams port
Wilkentiarrs
Atlentiiwn
Reading
Pitlaburg
Erie
New Brighton
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Montrose
failed
do
do
i
1
II
lj.lj
Erie
Weynesburg
Wsshiutton
Honeadule
Brownsville
Yoik
Mnnnngahcla Bank of B.
York Bank
1. 1
N. B. The notes of those banks on which we
omit quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased-by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of times which tiav a a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 8av. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill 8av. Ins.
Kensington 8av. Ins. A
Philadelphia
do
do
da
do
failed
failed
fjiled
Penn Township 8sv. Ins.
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Dyott, prop.) failed
rowanda Bank
Towanda
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bank of 8ralara
Bank of Washington
Centra Bank
City Bank
Farmers' oV Merh'cs Bank
Farmers' & Mech'cs' Bank
Farmers' & Merh'. s' Bank
Harmony Insiituto
Huntingdon flunk
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bsnk
Northern Bank of I'a.
Bedford
Beaver
llariialiurg
WaoliiiiRUHi
Belb funle
Pitubuig
Pitlkburg
Fayette co.
irreucat!e
Harmony
no sale
closed
closed
faihd
rinsed
no rale
failed
failed
failed
no sale
Huntingdon no salo
LeiiloMrn nosle
Warren
DunJaflT '
New Hoi
Miltoa
Meedtille
Port ('arbon
Carlisle
Moutroae
Uniontown
failed
no sale
closed
no saU
- closed
failed
closed
failed
closed
New Hops D. I. Bridge Co.
Northumb d Loion Lot. lik.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. A gr.de Msnuf. Bank -
8ilver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
(reensburg
Wilkesbsrre Bridge Co.
Wilkesbarre noaala
(TT All notes purporting to be on any PennoyU
vania Bank D'H given in the alwve list, may be set
Jown as frauds.
NEW JERSEY.
Bsnk of New Brunswick
Belvidete Bank
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
wumberUtBd Bank
farmers' Bank
Tsrmera' and Mechanics' Bk
farmers' and Mechsniea' Uk
Fsrmera' snd Merchants' Bk
Brunswick . failed
Belvidere g
Medford ' r
Perth Amltoy - -
Bridgelim . par
Mount Holly . par
Kahway
N. Biunewirk failed
Middlctown Pu 1
Franklin Bank of N.J. Ji-i-ey Uity
faiUi
faih-d
failed
failed
failed
failed
i
par
Houoken lik g At Uiszmg I t Iluboken
lersey Ciur Bank
Jersi-y City
Mechanics' Bink
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Morris Canal sud Bkg Co '
' Post Notes
Pallersuu
Belleville
Moirutown
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
Jersey City
Newark .
no sale
Newark Bkg A. Ins Co -
New Hops Del BridKe Co
LaiuheiUvilW
i
failed
failed
faile.1
J
N. J. Maoufuc aud Bkg Co
Hoboken
N J Fioiecion dc Lombard lk Jersey City
Orange Bsnk
Orange V
Paler son )
.1., I
Psienwn Bank
Peoples' Bauk
Priuceton Bauk
8aUm Banking Co
Slats Bank
State Bank
Slats Bauk
Slate Bank of Morris
Slate Bank
Salem snd Philed Manuf Co
Sussex Bank
Trenton Banking Co .
Uuion Bauk
Washington Banking Co.
Princeton .
8U' a ;.
Newark '
Elizahelhlowu
Camden .
Murristown
Trenton
bale at
Ne it lua . .
Treutua
Daver
par
par
i
.. par
1
failed
Jailed
i
7
failed
par
par
par
par
par
. I'
par
par
,,r
llackensack
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wilin & Braudy wine Wilmington
Bank f Delaware W ilmington
Bauk of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch Miliord
Tarmera' Bk of Stale of Del Duvet
Do brauch Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do branch Newcastle
Union Bsnk Wilmington
aj- Under 6's
fX7 Da sll hanks marked thus () there srs si.
Iner counterfeit or a lured notes of Use varoas ds
aonuastiaas, in cucuiattoa.
"lriNN8YLyANlA;' HOUSE,
tins. T
r
f
ujui viamis rat - t
THR suhsciiber, M of the Union Hkl, Mon
ey, Ps respectfully informs ih old and nu
mecoos customers of the . 'tit1 .
IVtejnaTlvnnla ifraM. 4
Snd the putJie generally , that he has leased the
Tsvi rn Stand of John Rhodes, in Danville, whers
hs is now prepared U entertain travellers, and per.
sor s iHiiif the town, in the vrry best sty lev The
sceommodulions will he sveh as a well ennditrtrd
putdic hntiM should afford, snd no effort will be
spared to n-mh r s tif,u tinn, in every reset, lo all
who may rail, . The cit'sena of Lycoming county
ate Invited lo put up with the underaigned when
they visit Danville. i
HENRY WEAVER.
Dan'i'le. May 2, 18111.-. . ..
DElfflS'fKT. '. .
PUTKR II.. MAS S E II,
RECENTLY - FROM PHILADELPHIA,
KEI Et'TFIII.LY inform the citizens of
, Htinbury and virinilv, that he has 0ened an
trice at ihe refidrtM'e of Henry Ma-er. rn Market
street, where he is prepnrrd to execute all kinds of
Dkhta& Srsosat.' Plite Work, Ac , on the latent
and mol approved plan.
ILiving bail some experience ami instruction,
undrr i ne of ihe mot eminent end suceetsftil Den
tis s in Pbilaib-lnhia, he Mirves that be wrtl be
able e) give satfafaeiion to ttioea who may want hi
services .' '.., i ..'
Lsdies will be waiteil on St their I'hcrs of resi
dence.' His chsrges will be modeiste,and his
wo k warranted.
Sutibory, March 28th,' lMfl. " "
-1
WEITE"SWAlT"abTEL,
IU'K SrseuT, l'iiiRAni:i.rniA.
iiv J. iETi:n!. ' - r i"
THIS location is ronvrnieht for Business men
visiting the city. Every pains is taken t se
cure tbe comfort of travellers. '
March 7. 1846. ly
-. .... .. ,
. Removal.:"..:'.
DR. D. T. TRITES,
- jU RESPECTFULLY infoims the ci--fT"if
t'sens of Sunbury and vicinity, that he
Rfil ha removed his residence lo the Brirk
ttfekr- House in Mjikel street, one door we I
of the Red I Jon Hotel, wbern, thankful for pssl fu
its, be hopes lo receive a continuation of the liber
al patronsge which bss hcirtoforbeen ettembd to
bim. .Feb 28, 1848. Cm
MONTOUR HOUSE,
IjAte hrady's hotel,
Onmst'e the Court Iloutr, '
SARVILLB, PBZTZf'A.
j m THE 8uhcriher, who assis'ed for se
TfassB en I years in the management of the a
!t Vbove Motet, lately kept by Mr. 8. A. Bra
l"l"rdT. b'g leave lo infirm Ihe travelling
public, that he has taken the establishment on hi
own account, on the first of January, 1846.
The House ha, of laie, undergone many impor
tant alterations, and the present conductor promises
lo leave nothing undone lo make it a comfortable
and agreeable, as well as a cheap and accommoda
ting Mopping place (or stranger who msy vinli our
flourirhing village. No pains nor etpense will be
spared to fill the table and the bar with ihe best the
m okets afford, and with lb determination lo de
vo e his entire personal attention to the comfort of
ihose who mav make hia houe their temporary a
bode, and sided by active, careful and obliging ser
vants, he hopes lo give gem ral et it faction, and re
eeive a liUrst share of eul.irn.
Large and cominudious STABLER arsat
I ached lo the eatabl shrnenl. which ere stlendeJ by
careful aud obliging ho iters.
GIDEON M. 8HOOP. -
Janus-y S4lh, 1846. if
- , I
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 7ft South Thiko STaici-,
Optohite the Philadelphia Exchange,
Msnufacture and keep cor
rtantly on band, a large as
ortmenl ef llieir Patent 1m
nrnveil 8 dsmandef FIRE
PROOF SAFES, which are
Ps i constructed as lo set al rent
all maimer of iloub a to their
being stiiitlv fir firoof, slid
thai ih.-y will resist Ihe fire of sny building in the
world. The outside-cas of the Safes ate m id of
boiler iron, the inside c ise of so.iprtone, snd be-'
I ween tbu , uter case and inner esse is a spsca of
some 3 inches thick, sud is filled in with inde-lioc-libls
m ileri .1, so as lo make il an impossibility to
ever burn any of the contenia inside of this Chest.
These Moapsione Sal. mandera we are p epared
and do ehalleng the w mtd to proilnce any article
in the shspe of Book Safes thst will stand a math
heal, and ws bold ourselves ready al all limes to
hsve ihem fairly teste.1 by public bonfire, should a
ny if our comelrlors feel 'disposed to try Ihem,
We also coot nue ii manufsrluie and keei con
stantly on baml. s Isree and g- neral aa-ortmenl of
our 1'iemium Air-lichl Fire Proof Safe, ef which
we hae a Urge atanliiy in use, an I in every in-t-lanen
they have giten entire satisfaction to tbe
purehaeers of which we will refer ihs public to s
few genl'cmen who have ihem in use.
N. it G. Tslor, 129 noilh 31 St.; A. Wright
ck N-phew, Vine st. wharf; Ale lander Csror, Con
veyancer, corner of Filbert and 9th at.; John M
Fori, St north 3d !.; Mvers Hu.h, SO n.irih 3d
si.; Bailey cV Brother, 138 Maket sl James M.
Paul, MM south 4 iti St.; Dr David Jsyne, 8 souih
3d at.; Malthew T. Miller, SO south 3d at.; and
we could nsms some three or four hui drid others
if it were iwcessnrv. Nw we invite ths attention
of the public, and particulsrly those in wsnt of
Fire Proof Safes, lo call st ur store befoie purcha
ring elsewhere, and we think we can aaiufy thorn
ihaj jbry. will . got a batiw aud cheaper snide at
our store than any other establishment ia tbe city.
We slao continue lo manufactuie Seal and Co
pying Pn ases, wads iu aut-b a mariUM as l sn
swer lulh pur um s i Hoisting Machipis, Fiie
Proof Doors, with our own manuisi ture of locks
on Ihem, wilb D. Evans's Palr nl Keyhole eeves
Bitaehed lo ihe same ; plain and oraamcatai Iron
Hailing, Ac.
N. Ii. Ws keep eousuntly on hand a large as
soilinciil of our Pstenl Slats Lined Refiigei .lis.
Water Fillets sod Cedars; and ws have also on
bsnd seieral second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
in eicbange for ours, which ws will dispose of at
very low prices,
Philadelphia. January S4ih. 184. ly
WHEAT I he highest price gien for
Wheal, al Ibe store of H. MASSE R.
A new supply of Koee Ointment just received.
No. 8th, 184&. . ,
BAR IRON Just leceived and for eale, cheap
for cash, by HENRY MAS8ER.
i Suubury, Kept. SO, 1 843. . .
SUPERIOR Port wine. Maderia aud Lisbon
winea. Also superior Brsndy and Gin, Lemon
yrup. . Also a few barrels of Bios Fish, for sale
by HENRY MASTER.
Eaabury, July lih, 1(43.
M1 VTn
aaaaassBsaBBBaBBBBBBBBxr -
ATTOUNEY AT LAW,
tCZ7BTJXVf r A. .,,.,! '
Business attended In in the Counties of Nor
thumlerlsnd, Union. Lyerrniing'and Columbia.
' 'Refer tat ' ' '
I Be A. FovocnT, ' '
i Lewta A Baaaav, '' '
SoAsaa tt Sannaaass,
Rirsoins, McKAattftfc dc Co,
Seiatao,OoB At Co., '"
VPAiftrA
WHOLESALE fc P.ETAIL
1 1 at & cap. Warehouse; ;
AV. 304. Mnrkfl Strtrt,' above 9th, South tide,
rHILADBTiPntA,
a ' THE subscril ers rrspeeifully rsft the atten
tion if their friends and deders In their large
slid well ass. tied slock of lists and Cars of Very
lesriiilion. will aiUplel 1 t the s, r n trade,
Bi
ft a made of It e best materiiland by the mo-t ex
periencd wnikmen, they feet confident lo give nnU
r. t, .niiai.mitin ro nil no may rarnr inrm won
s tiial.as llrey i ff. r to si-tl a lw a any hnus in
theci-y. BARTALOI'T & BLYNN.
PhiUd, hihia. Janoarv 3. I4(t ?
HERR'S HOTEL,
IIARRISDfJRG, PA. ,
T nEG b ave to Infirm the public that I have left
- Philadelphia, and am now located in Harris
burg, the aest of the Eiecutive and State Govern
ment of Pennsylvatija, where I now occupy the
spneious Hotel, , recently kept by. Mr. .Matthew
Wilson.
This spscintis building, having been purposely
pl inned ami erected for a Hold of the first ctsss,
is not surpassed if equaled, by any similar estab
lishment in Pennsylvania S and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlors, roome and
chainlx-M are now filled up in . a style that com
bilfs eteKanee with comfort and ennvrnience.
My TABLE is ledcrd to l e suppliod with the
bel fare the MaikeU can produci-l the chnrges st
the sunn time being ss moderate as any of ibe bent
ri'cul'ted astal lislimenls elsewhere. In short, no
eseilions shall be tpared on my p irt, or on the part
of every member of my hnosehold, to mske it what
it should bo, in tbe Cnpit if of one of the most pop
ulous mid inieresting Siste4 of the Union.
With these prmis, accommodations and faci
lity, and the firl that tbe Hotel is mot eligibly
stinsinl, I wi h'ronfidenee, most rerptctfulty soli
cit the patronage of the I'uldic, ."
DANIEL HERR,
' Late of Herr's Hotel, Clie.nut St., Philad.
Hsrri burg. Nov. 23. 8f. ' ' '
To l'mcluiacra or
DR3T GOODS.
,o. 121 I'cnrl if,XK W YORK.
HAVING e-tahli-hed s Brunch al No. 144 Chss
nul St., Philadelphia, is now opening, and wi'l
be coiisihntly receiving from the New York Auc
tion, an eilenire assonmenl of
VAXtOt V STAFIJ9 SBT OOOB8. v
which will be sold st the lowest New York pliers
al wholesale and !( tail. Among h i stuck will be
found a good asfortment of ihe following artirbs:
Jaccuncls, Plaid, Hair Cold, I. see. Stripe, Book,
Swins and Tarlatan Muslins, Binhnp snd Linen
Liwns, Fancy Cap Nelts, Fancy and Ball Ufesres,
Thread Lares, Application D.i., rich Blaik Si.k
Trimming Lace, iri.h Linens, Linen Cambiica,
Linen Csmliric lldkf.,CuiUio Fringes, Cashmeie
d'Ecos.e, Mouseline de I. sine, bilk . and Cnllnii
Warp Alpaccas, tju ri,V Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Meriooe, MUck filks, Ulive. Si k Hose,
8 h awls, Crava'S, Rildon. Embroideries, cVc, Ac.
Country Merchants an J others vuiling PhiUdel
pbia or New York to purchase, are reaiKClfully in
vited lo call and eiamine the stocks.
No. I, 1645. I y
i7e k v ea"n7)iT Ty.
THOMSON'S
ComioitnU Syrup ofTur & Mood
Napttia.
fTjHE unprecedented ucees of thi medicine, in
JL the re.iorsiion of heal'h, to those who, in dc
pair, had given up all bnie, has given il nn rxs'
led reputation a'-ove all other reuirdiea, fumUhing
evidence of iu intrinsic va'uiand power, as the on
ly sgenl which can l reded u n for the cure of
Pulmonary Consumption. Brouehiilis, Aaihma.
Pain in ibe ide and Brea-t, Slitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, dtc
' Attention ia requested 10 ihe following ASTON
ISHING CURE.hv Thomson's Compound Syrup
or Tar and W o-d IVsptha ! !
Philadelphia, May 3d, 1 84 4.
MR. THOMSON Hear Sir With gruieful
feelings I inform you of Ibe astonishing effects of
your medicine, which bss literally tais d me from
a death-bed I Mv dins-e, I'uliuoiury Conunlp
lion, bad reduced me so low that my physician pro.
nojnred my case hopeless! Al this junction I lie
fan to ueyour medicine, and miraculous aa it rosy
seem, it has completely restored me lo health, alter
t very thing else hsd fsiled. Reeelfully yours,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte atreel, above Geoige si reel.
The undersigned, being personally scquainled
with Washington Mack and hi sulferinij, bear
witness lo Ihe a.toi ihing effects of Thomson's
Compound 'yrup of Tsr, snd lbs truth of Ibe s
bove stalemenl. ... H ,
JOS. WINNER, 318 North Tiiird street,
DAVID Vlt;KER8. 4S A lin.Mid street.
HUUH M 'GIN LEY, 8. E. com. r Tamaiiy
and Fourth ainet.
Prepared only by 8. IV Thomson, N. E, Corrfef
of 6lh and Spruce stree Is, Plii aJe'phia. ,
Agents. H. B. MssM-r, Sunbuiy D. Gross,
and Dr. Macpherson, Hs.'rinburg ; Jno. G. Brown,
Putts i;le ; Ges Erl, Re ding; Houstou & Ma
on, Towanda, Bradford county, Pa. Price 60 cents
p r bottle, or (S P' r dozen.
Q" Beware of all imitation. . ,
Philadelphia, June 88th. 1845. ly " "'
PIANO S.
F11HE SUBSCRIBER hss been appointed scent,
J, for lUaaU. if CONRAD MEYER'S t;EU
Ell RATED PREMIUM WOOD PI
ANOS, st this place. .. These Pianos ba s plain,
maaaiva od Uautiful eiteibr fiui-ll. snd, foi ileptb
and aweetnese af tone,'- and elegmce of woArnan
ship, sr nut surpsised by any iu ibe United Slates.
Tbe following ia a recommendslioa from Csat
DiSTa, s celebtaled perfoimer, snd himself s man
ufaetuieri AC AUD.
Hi vi as bad Ihe pleasure of Irving iha excel
lent Piano Fortes manfactured by Mr. Meyer, and
exhibited at the lat exhibition of ihe Franklin In
stitute, I feel it dus to the true merit of Ihe msksr
to declare thai these instruments ere quite equal'
and in some rpcct sen uierior, to all Ihe Pi
ano Fortes, aaw at ihe capitals of Euiops, and
during a sojourn af two years si Paris.
Tbeae Pianos will be sold st the manufacturer's
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not something lower.
Persons srs requested lo cell snd examine for
themselves, st the residence of ihe subscriber.
Sunbury. May 17. 1843. II. B. MAUSER.
X IHE, of a superior quality, can now be had
U 4 at the Lime Kiln of Henry Maeser.in Sun
fcwj. - May 17, Hit. .
& ji I u ah l r at t( cite).
IBattass's Via rest-a eerfmn curt for
Worms-"-) snd very pleatant to iske.
3. Gibson's Etcts, which removs Grease
of sll kind', Dry Paints, Tar, Yarnlsh and W.i,
from ear pet or from clothing, without injuring iha
coKvfot meetjtw. l ' "-
3. Loan Fit Pmn ths best thing known
for killing files sod musqoitnrs. ' ,
4. A certain' Destroyer or Ruts, Mice, Roaches
and A nra,---and another i.fBfd fJus. , ,
5. Gomh's Setcirid'for smt siomsch, Dean
Burn and Water Brash, by one who had uffired
rfirVftra yeirt, Wfre' he tliocnvr red ihe cure.
Ds. 8trvs's Gattk Outtmisit for thsPdes.
It hss never failed to cure.
7. HsaatsosS Tsttsb Wash.'
. BatMOira's Isdsliblb las, without a
rival. ' ' '
Tnt Copne!rri VovrrTTio or Fias
UK, th mt db in for children and for women, il Is
ln iraant In late.
tO. Brca VuTaSLt AiTiattior Pin,
1 1. ijvSi Ewollust Wtss
for Harm a, Boots, Ac.
Il softens the leather, and
kees eat Ihe Water,
IS.. Poo a Mas a StakJiSTBasivri Plsstsb.
IS. Jacasoa'a Di&aaaats Mivti-bs, whirh
cures lbs worst Diairhffis In a few honrs.
14 Jicasns's DrstftTsav MiXTiar, a cir.
lain and speedy cure for Dysviitciy and Summer
t'omplaint.
The at-ove valuable articles ere si'ld wholele
snd retail, by L. V. GCNN, So. 1 South F.fIA
ifrvtt, PhifmferphMvtbete Stor. keeper and o
thera will lie otied with pure African t'ayenne
Pepper, Arnica Floweis, Drugs, Paint., Oils, Glasa
and Varnishes, st Ihe lowcl prices. ' Terms only
cash.' (? Cut oot ihe adveiiwcment, and bring
it with you.
Philadelphia, July 19th, 1945. ly.
oAKisijrrs
UEPVRATITK SYRUP.
FlHE valUsb'e properties of Oakley's Depuia
1 live Syrup of Siirsaparilla, aa a purifier of tbe
bl.od, is so well known to the public generally. 1
that it is unnecessary to occupy muchpareln et- j
ling forth the advantages to be derived from its 1
use wherever the medicine hss once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all othera : eveiy
one that baa taken it, bae derived so signs! henc-
fil ial result from it, that it is recommended by
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians of
i the highest standing In the profession, prescribe it
to patients onder their care ; containing nothing
deblerious. but being composed of the most mild,
; yet eflieseious vegetable materials, it i offered with
i confidence, aa the cheapest and most efficient pu
rifier of the blood now known. The use of s few
bottles, especially in the spring months, will be at
tended with a moat decided imptovement in the ge
neral atrength of the system, eradicating any seeds
of disease that may - hsve been genera ted,- besides
giving health and vigor to the body. For the core
of Scrofula or Kinga Evil, Rheooiaiiaot, Tetter,
Pimples or eiuptionsof the Skin, While 8welHag,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Asth.ua, dtc. Tbe nu
merous certificates in the possession of the subscri
ber snd bis sgenls, from physicians and others, are
aufficient to convince tbe most skeitieel of lis su
periority over all preparations of Sarsaparilla.
8. .1.1 whoktrale and retail, by the iroprictnr,
GEOIUiE W. OAKLEY, North fith Mreil. Rea
ding, Boiks County, and to he bad of the following
peiaitna i i . , . ,
In Northumberland County. If. B. Mas,
Suubury; Ireland dc Mixel, McEwensville ; D
Krauwr. Milltan. . -
ln Union Cmmty.i. Gearbart, Selinsgrove
A. (lUlelins, Mifflinburg.
In Columbia County. R. W. McCsy, Wash
ington. .
Reading. March 14, 184.1.
Ma. Oiaicrt I believe il the uty of every
one lo do whatever in their ower I les, for the b-ne.
fit of llieir Mlow man, and having had po-i ive
proof in mv own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Dcpuratite Syrup of Sarssparilla, I in st
conscientiously recommend il lo the afflicted. We
had the mil-fortune to I we two of our children, by
the breaking nut of ulcerous sores that covered ihe
face, head and neck, although we had some nf the
most scientific physicians to attend tin m and had
tried all Ihe known teu.edies, including Swsim's
Panacea, without svait. Another of my children
was attacked in Ihe same manner, her face and
nerk was completely covered; the discharge was so
offensive, snd the disease at such s heigh, lhat we
despaired of her life. Seeing ihe wonderful effects
of your Depurtive Syrup of 8irsssri!j, we weie
induced lo make trial of il. as Ihe Isst resort ; il
aeied like a charm J the u'cers commenced healing
immediately, a few bottles enluely reMored her to
j her health, which she hs enjoyr d iiiiinteriuptedly
j ever since. As s purifier of ibe blood, I verily be-'
lieve k has not ita equal.
JOHN MOYER. Tailor.
Walnut atreel, near Fourth, Reading.
DougUra ill, April 19th. 184.1.
Ma. Oaklet .My son Edmund Leaf, ha. I the
scrofala in ibe most dreadful and dintreaiing man
ner for three years, during which lime he w is de-
I prived of Ihe use of his limbs, hi he id and neck
were covered with ulcers. ' Ws tibd all ihe differ
; eol remedies, bul lo no (fleet, until recommended
j by Dr. Johnson of Nonistown. and aUo Dr. Isaac
I Hieslei, al Reading, lo use yuur Depuralive fyiup
j of Saraapsrilla, of which I obtained several bottle,
! ihe use of which drove ibe dieaa em inly out of
i hia systeia, Ihe soie healed up, sud Ibe child wae
J restored to perlecl health, which he hs enjoyed
; uninterruptedly ever sii.ee, lo the a!onishmein ef
many peieona who seen hiin du ing his s Miction.
I bsvettiought il my duty, snd send you this certi
ficste that otlieis who have a like affliction in the
family msy kuow where to obtain so valuable a
medicine. Yours truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
8epl. 16. 1S43. It
is hIiy" sTk o c a
WBOLSSAZ.B A, BSTAIZ.
HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS,
South Eu I corner of Market anil 4th ..
r'blladclphla, '
WHERE they alwsys keep mi bsnd an exten
sive assortment of HA TS U CA HS of every
description, got ap in tbe best and most approved
st) le. Person deriroua cf purchasing superior arli
clee on ihe most sessosable terms, will find it lo
their advantage to call before making purchases
eUewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6th, 1 844. I y
CITY FUHMITURE : AUCTION",
AXTD niVATB SALES BOOMS,
Not. 20 and 31 Korth Third Street,
Near th City Hotel,
, ; 'PHILADELPHIA. - r
CC. MACKEY, Aadioneer, repeclfully iu-
vites ths sileotion of peraons deeiroue of pur
chasing Furniture, to bis ei tensive Bales Rooms,
(both public and Private,) for every description of
Household Furniture, where csn l obtained at all
limes, a Urg saaortasettl of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Matiraasss,
As., at very reduced prices, for sash.
ft4 8alas by Aucuon, twice a weak.
May 17th, 1841. ly ,
ROSS OXKTXilSNT
. FOIl TETTER. ....
BIKO WORMS, PIMPtCS ON THE rxct, AND OTIICS
CUTANVOVSJ CRlPTtONS.
' 5 (D Th follnuinq tertfica't dcteribei one nflht
mott extraordinary ouret ever effected by any
application. . ..... i
PMiinsLraia, February 10, 1838.
"7nn twenty yesrs I ws severely afflicted with
x ' TiTTka on ths Face and Headt the disesse
commenced when I was seventeen years old, Snd
continued until the Fall of 1830, varying in vio
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great pert of my fce ws covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent bell
ing ; my head swelled at limes until it frit as if it
would burst the awellin wss so great, thai I eoutj
scarcely get my hal on. During the long period
that I wa sffiicted with the disesse, I used a great
many plication, (among them several celebrated
prcpatnlion) as will a taking inward remedies,
including a number of bottles of Swaim't Panacea,
Extract of Sartnparilla, Ac, In fact. It would lie
impossible in enumerate all the medicines I used.
I was also muter Ihe care of two of the most dis
tinguished pbysiciahs of ibis city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, and I despsired of ever being
cured. In the fall of 1838. the disease at Ihe time
being very violent, I commenced using the Ron
Ointment, (nrepsred bv Ysughsn A Davis.) In
a f. w ei-pltaatmhb he Violent itching ceased, the
swelling abated, tbe ihinlion began to disappear,
and licfore I had used ajar the di.-qtase was entirely
cored. It ha now lieen nearly a year and a hatf
sinew, and there Is nol a Vestige of the disease re
mainine. etcepl the scar! Prom the deep pits firmed
by the disease. It is ihtpoMhle for me lo descrtlei
In a certificate the severity of the disesse and my
suffering, bul I will be pleased to give a fuller sc.
count to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me At the lime I crt nirisnced
using the Rote Ointment I would have given bun
dieds of 'dollais to be rid of the disease. Since u
sing it, I have recommended il to several persons,
(among Ihem my mother, Whit hid the dieeast! bad
ly on her arm,) who were a. I cured hv it.
JAMES DURNELIs No. 156, RaceStv
rrj The Rose Ointment i prepared by E. B.
Venetian, Soaih Eaot comer of Third and. R.ice
slrei Is, Philadelphia, and sold on auency in Sunbu
ry. by H. B. MASSER,
May 14lh. 1843. A Kent.
Iloe OinlniPiil, fbi Tetter.
A i'llUOF OF ITS EFFICACY
PaiLimamti, Msy 27lh, 1839.
'PHIS is to certify that I was severely afflicied
with Tetter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty years; the disease wss attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. I applied Id a
Dumber of physicians, and used a great many appli
cations without e fleet ing a cure. About a year
since, I spplied tbe Rom Ointment, which entirely
lopied ihe itching, and a few applications immedi
ately cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although I had never lieen rid of il at
any lime for forty years. RICHARD SAVAt.E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
The Roee Ointment is prepared by E, H.
VaUKban, 8 uth East corner of Tiiird and RarJe
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunbu
ry. by H. B. MA83KR,
May 14lh. 1843. Agr,t.
IOEDXCAX. APPROBATION
OJ the ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetter.
ALTHOL'fiH ihe superiority of ihe prepaiaiion
over all others ia fully ee'ablinhed, the proprie
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
fidlowing certificate from a reapeclahle physician,
a graduate nf the University of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Baugh, having found in this ieinedy lhat relief fr
a tedious and disagreeable affection which ihe means
within the rsnge of his profession failed lo afford
has not hesitated to give it hia approbati m, althoug
the prejudice and interests of lhat profession at
i pposed to secret Remedies.
PMiLiiitLruis, Sept. 19, 1838.
I was recently troubbd with a tedious herjietic
eruption, which dreied nearly one si 'e of my face,
slid exleiid.d over ihe ear. Mr. VaUh.n, proprie
ty of the Rose I liniment, obaeiving my face, nun
led on my tying hi preparation, of which he han
ded me a jar. Alihouch in common with the mem
here of my profession, I discountenance nd dirap
prove of the numerous nostrums palmed upon the
public by iuuoianl pretenders, I feel in jusiice bound
lo except the Rose Ointment fiom thai c.-s of me
dicines, and to live it my approbation, a it entire
ly cured ihe eruption, alihough it h id resisted ihe
usual applicative. DA NL. BAI'GH, M. D.
CZj" The Rose Oinlinent ia prepared by E. B.
Vaugban, South East corner of Third and R ica
N I reel a. Philadelphia, aud sold on sgeiicy in Sun
bury, by 11. B. MASSE It,
May 14th, 1843. Atfnt.
CountrrreltcrN
DEATH BLOW.
rPI' pu' lic arill please oliserve lhat no Brandieth
- Pills are feminine, unless ihe bos hss three la
bets upon it. (the top, the ei;'e and Ihe botl .ui)
etch containing a fie-similc signature of mv lund
I writing, thus B. BassnaiTR, M. D. The, la.
jbel-aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed.
ami ilone al an eipeute of over 3,0K). rhemfora
it will be seen that the only thing nerenesry to pro
t ure the medicine iu its purity, is lo observe these
label. .
Remember the tOs the ai.le, aud the bottom
The follow ing icspt clive parsons arc duly authori
sed, and hold
certificates or AG mrcr .
For ibe sale of iSrandreih't Vegetable UnLrtal
Pill:
Northuiubeilai.d county l Milton M ickey dr,
Cb.unlu-iliii. Sunbury H. B. Mjsser. M'tcne
ville Ireland A Meiiell. Norlliumlieilaud Wnl,
Forsyth. Geortetown j. A J. Walls.
Uuion County i New Berlin -Bogar & Witt
ier. Selinscro'e George Gundium. M il. tie
burg Isasc Smith. Beaveriown David Hulden .
Adam.burg -Wm. J. May. Mifflinabmg Mei.nch
A Ray. Hartleton Daniel Loni(. Fieeboij-
G. A F, C. Mover. Uwuburg Walla A ( J.een,
Columbia county t Danville Ei B, Hevuoldt
A ('o. Berwick Sbuman A R.ttenhouse. t'st
lawissa C. G. Brobts. Blootnsburg John R, .
Moyer. Jeiaey Town 1-evi Bisel. Waabinstnn
Robt. McCay. Lime.t.me -BalU- McNf eh, "
Observe lhat esch Agent haa an Engraved Cer
tificate of Agency, containing a represenuiinn of
Ur BRANDKETH'S Manufactory at Sing Xing,
and upon wbicb will also be seen etaet copiea of
the neto lubtli smUi uttd upon the Brandrcth Pill
Boxct.
Philadelphia, office No. 8, North 8th street.
B. BRANDRETH, M. D, "
June S4th 1843.,
George J, Weaver,
BOPB MAK1B A SHIP CUAMDLBB.
A'o. IS North Water Street, Philadelphia,
VITAS eonatantly on hand, a general assort
U U meat of Cordage, Seine T winea, Ac., vis:
lard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, While Ropes, Manil
Is Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, a
complete assortment of Seine Twines, Ac. such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Beat Patent (JiB
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twins, Shoo
Thread. Ac. Ac Also, Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
11 altera. Traces, Cotton snd Linen Carpet Chains,
Ac, bH of which he will dtaposs of on raoable
tarms.
Philadelphia, November 13, 184?. ly.