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THE JOURNA.L.
'One country, one coniiituitori, one destiny'
Huntingdon bet, hi 11838
Democratic Allitimasonft
CANDIDATES:
FOR LttEsLbEN•r.
getittant at. Thatrikili
OF OHIO
I , *()R VICE PRESIDENT.
francto Graitfitri
OF NEW YORK,
In to-days paper, will be ftiund the Of
ficial returs, of the imtes for Governor,
and the Amendments to the Constitution
wltlt the exception of ohs county.
Mn. BOND, the author of the celebra
ted spe-ch which haSgone the rounds . in
the Whig papers of the Union; hai been
re-elected to Congress from the Chili
collie district in Ohio.
DIED.—On the day of the Lticti ?oco
jubilee, the Bank of the U; S. conseryunee
ofa wee dose of Epecactienlia, f.iven by a
young man of Link Haven.
Go it ye Loco Foci cripples—tlie man
with the p-o-k-e.r is after youl
“Kensington“ islone to YOrk,
it is said lie is after "Miss Nancy."
Advocaie.
We wonder if it is one or the "Miss
Nancy's," that composed the 'important'
party the Editor of the Advocate attended
.one night in Marietta. If it is; we hope
our Editor will capture her—She would
unfold a rusty tale.
p - The Edi for is still absent, and we
:punt again lay to our courteous readers
"bear with vs"-r- - .he however left us the
genle blyit
.giveri Wow. Its none of our
but ive hope . you will nut forget
to stick to orie, %rho lib stuck to you
"through goad and through gill report."
TY PO.
".1 Fi lend titJl eed 84.4
We trust our patrons will bear in mind
that Court Week will soon he here; and
as we like to give theM a gentle hint, that
it is a very convenient time to contribute
their mite into the charity lio'x dt the ptior
printer—we have then this opporturiity
to say, we verY mucf need a little of
nreflfrl. Our expenses during the late
campaign, have been enormous, and we
were houn4. not to, spare them while
there was hope for the suzcess of our
Cause.
To our friend' ,and pat'rena then we
aay, we must appeal for succour; but not
torget to return dur thanks, ist these who
have. not forgotten us heretdfob; id the
hour of our need. They hiit. proven
themselves both.
TOR THE JOURNAL.
.+1 R: gniTOR:
Nov that the long aglifiy is Oat., add
Mit hie friends of Gin. Porter line suc
ceeiled
iiiefeiting a candidtite of their
didiee; the eta and warns friends of Hit
her, not willing that lie should in the vig.
&kir tit his iictetleCt, retire to his farm, are
sdjtrig that he is destined fiir a higher do
wider sphere ofi;ctjeO: -Rilner's name is
sd cideely Ide uified with the prosperitY
and greatness of Pennsylvania, that long
aftei lii en'amies shall have sunk itild Ut
ter Oblivlihi, While hefie ranked' a riiliige t
Pennsylvania's gifted sons. His adjoin.
nitration, tihiCh hai been a popular and
good one, during which every impoitant
interest has Leen carefully guarded, end
every resource ftilly devtl4ped, will be
turned to as an epoch in Pennsylvani4
history; an adminfatration dtirifit , which
new life has been infused pinto the bOdy
politic,' and a powerful impulse given - to
the public mind; an adm nistration du
ring which Pennsylvania has been tide.
ed out of the mire, into which she had
been plunged by the cOrruptien; and' ex
travagence of Wolf; and placed oft het'
present high eminence. Ritner found
k tbe ship of state almost wreb.ked; • he gras
ped the helm, and with au eye single to
its preservation, brought it almost into
port, when he wall supplanted by an mi
skillful pilot. Now.. that it is fully, and
clearly established, that the old . Farmer
hiul not fair play, and that his opponent
*ill in all prOthibility, reap the reward of
foul dealing: Now that we have a major
ity, a laile majority in botli hoases of the
Legi!dature, 11'01 will secure the
elec
tion of a U. S. Senatnr; the questihn be
tngigitated; to whoni should the represen
tatives of the people commit that impor.
'tint trust? We have a Biddle, a Sergant,
a Binney, and a Stevens, and many other,
good men, whose commanding talents and
thrilling eloquence, would enable them to
take their stand with ilk, giants in the
United S. Senate. But ther6 is another
man who, has been mentioned as a can
didate for the U. S. Senate—ii is JO
SEPH RETNER, and his election would
611 proud triumph for the democracy of
OennsylVinia—No man could go into the
Senate, With a higher character, for sound
tress of heart, and clearness of bead, for
tern republican. virtue, and indepen-.
ifence of action, for correct and enlarged .
views of State, and natiotial politics, and
above all tor deep, sound, and general
information. R.
"The silken tie that bind, Iwo willing henna:"
MARRIEM
(in TiiesdaY evenig,g, the 16th Wit.,
by. the Rev. O. L. BROWN, Mr. JOHN P.
BLACK, of this County; fo Miss SARAH
ROSE of Lycoming County.
M/1.1.1=1.211.111111...4.111•14111M1
From the Knickerbocker.
A "HIGH FLOWN" NEGRO.
ti.itE joined by George Edward Fit -
Atigustus Stiatiin; a
.eoltiketf man, who
discharges the functions et waiter at the
City Hotel. He informed nie that he
was going to market, "for de special,ob.
jeer," as he declared, of purchasing weg
"tables and other animal matter, for de
immediate consumption of de establish
ment." , Having nothing better to do, 1,
agrees tO accompany George Edward Fitz,
Augustus, apd we accordingly set off for
cafharine Markel. When he arrived at'
that depot of natural animate and inani,
mate productions, mylempanion walked,
up to the wagon of a fat countryman, and!
after . peering fur some time at his stock,
inquired, "if dose were good titters',"
'Yes, Sir,' responded the countryman.
'A tater,' resumed George Edward,
Fitz Augustus, is inevitably bad unlesi
it is inwariably good. Dere is no medi,
ocrity in de combination of a tater. —De
extern* Ilia) , appear remarkably exem
plary and beautisi_tin
while de i nterior
is totally negiltiV's.— 13 - 4 Sir, if you wends
de article upon your Own recommenda
tion, knowing ydit to be a man of proba
bility in your transtictions, I without any
further circumlocution takei a bligiell"
George Edward now passed to
of a dealer in eggs and butter, and ta•
king a quarter of a dollar from his vest
pocket, commenced an inspection of the
latter commodity. "You call dat good
'butti-U4" demanded he, with a disagrcea 7
ble exprei..ion uprin his pountanaiice, AS if
an ill flavor sudilenly inhaled.
'Yes, Sir, I do--as good butter as
comes to this or any . dther place."
'What you tink 'bout axing rokdat
but
tcrl''
eriren'ty-five rents. "
'Twenty-five cerits! Add do you sup.
pose, for tle moment, dat your butter ex
tensifys to such extreme waluationl—,
nasty, rancid tituff, churned over for de
'canon!-.old butter, renovated !"—said
the indignant George Edward, moving off;
'but dot's de kid Of negotiation I fre
quently ineeti with iii dit market!"
TYPO
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*ADS
CEDRON.
4 gentleman recently arrived frOM
Bogota, has handed us a sample of the
cedron .nut ; which grOwa,plenti fully there
and which lie,nays has been preyed with
in.a few years past, to tie
remedy for the bite of all poisonatia vi—l
pers and other reptiles; not excepting 1
the must malignant. Immediately after
the bite is received ) . a„ little of the nut is.
'scraped in some liquid. says. thel
native* penetrate the woods a nd bushes
without the legit apprehension from bites,
which otherwise would prodoce death in
three hours, accompanied with vomiting
of blood, bleediog at the nose, in
deed the oozing of blood from all the
pores of the skin. Such terrific dangers,'
from reptiles, deemed far more deadly ,
than rattle snakes, thepeople encounter
under the protection of cedron with as
little cliacerii as we do the bite of a mus
queto. The taste is very pugnant bitter.
The hydropluibia is not a very common
disease in New Greneda; bUt the cedron
has liken used in repeated instadces as an
antidol i e to the bite ofrabid animals, and
the opinion there is, that it is ah 11111111 i -I
ble protectilk, Tice individuals who
gives us these details, iii a gentleman of
high reapectability, and we have no doubt
that all he says may lie ralied upon.
[Jour. of Com.
. A. very late absence of mind case- --A
gentleman while out shooting in Tennes
see, put the wadding in his pocket, and
rammed himself down his rifle instead.
Having, however,fortunately left his cap
on, he was instantly shot to the top of a
pine tree, into .the society of a racoon
who explained to hith his mistake.'
• AN AGED 41EiHIDERER.
Honmamr. REstlir brrEmpEßANcle.
—A slip from a cor ondent of the Mo
bile Examiner, under , the date of the Sd
ipst , says, that the Coroner of that city
i,Vas called on the Suaday previous to
.hold an Inquest upon the body of Thomas'
Hamilton, a young man of 23 or 24 years'
dr age, who was stabbed an the 24 of Sep. I
at Spring Hill. It appeared, in evidence,
theit the deceased had been in the city
drinking, and retained home late at
night,, when he met his grandfather, who
was also inebrat4 A trilling alterca
tion ensued between them, and the latter
struck the young man and stabbed him inl
the body, of which woend he died in'
nine or ten hours afterwark! The mur
derer is about 90 years of age, and is rip . -
med Benjamin Alexander. He was.fufly
committed. 'f he Examiner
,justly oh=
,serves,that, if there be any thins which
'more hen another should give an impulse
Ito the temperance cause, it is such an oc-,
eurrence as this. Even when prompted
by the warmth of young blood and inex
perienced passion, such an event cal-
Iculated to make the moral shudder, but
Iwhat can be their feelings when the silver
head of age conceives such a crime, and
the palsied hand 'executes it?
HOR:III3LE Derrn.-.4)n Saturday week,
an adjourned
„hilliest was held at the
Champion, Frioces greet, Lissun Grove,
on the bo ; OtJohn Mit:ellen whose death
occurred tinder the following circumstan
ces: The jurs' first preceded to view the
body ofthe unrtu oat inan, which presen
ted "a spectacle too horible to describe, the
face being entirely eaten away, and the
whole body being one mass of sores from
top to toe. From the depositions, it ap
peared that the deceased, was a driver of
a cab horse, the property of Mr. W.
son, a cab owner, at the west end df the
town. On the evening of Friday week.
deceased came home, and complained of
having a cold. He took some gruel, and
went to bed. On the following day,
large lumps or swellings began to make
:their, appearance under the jaw and on
the hose, which, as well as die eves, emit
ted a great deal of running. eyes
gradually became worse, and full of holes,
and the nose and jaw. broke out into
dreadful sores. Medical aid was called
in, but the geutleinaq ; Who attended was
unable to tell the tiature of the disease.
On Wennesday week deceased was con
vexed in a cab to Sir Astley Cooper, who
examined him and pronounced it to be
the glanders, caught from a horse. The
deceased's medical attendance subse
quently fell in with his opinion; but all
relpidies were found of no avail. The
unfortunate oan gradually became worse,
and erititel, , y In the space of
twa days lint nose fell from his face, and
his eyes beeacue like a colander, both
emitting a thick mucous running. He,
however, about a ituarter of an ;your be
fore his death, which too* place on Thurs
day evening, recovered his sensee, and
stated that he had got his death, by wi
ping the horse, which was glandered, with
hia.pocket handkerchief, and then incaU
tiously using the same to wipe his n'se.
He expired in the mrst excruciating ago
ny. The jury returned a verdict "That
tote deceased died fron, glanders, acct
dently caught from a horse,. of which he
was the driver.''—.Lottdonpupei•-
A, k ilint.--There are scores of person 4
WhO would never (Imam of walking into ,
a tailor's shop and asking for the
. gift of a
waistcoat, or into a hatter's begging to be
favoured free gratis with a hat yet an see
no impropriety in calling upon th,e publish
er of a newspaper for the gratuitous an
nouncement of a.course of lectures, or a
patent flytrap, . or anv other notion, in the
brirging of which before the public They
happen to hive in interest.
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INSTRUCT' VE FIRE AT CINCINNATI.--
On the 3d hist,_ a fire occurred at Cincin.
natti, which destroyed all !he houses fron
ting op the west side of walnut street,
extending nearly a square south of the
IcoriMratioir line. Theis are principally
owned and occupied by Germans, who
Inure , been throhn destitlite upon the
i cemmunity., , . .
. , .
The Are originated by deOositing hol
!ashes in a box or barrel in a cellar.
•
HUART.--It appears from
the, researches of an English physician of
emiiiehce,- Dc. Gienderwing : , published
in the Medical Gazette, the medium
weight of dje heart,is nine .ounces in man
and eight ounces in woman: , A remark.
able fact, and, one hitherto ,unknowu, is,
that the heart of man become:, heavier as.
o ld age approaches ; while that of .worhan
diminishes in weight, after the thikieth
year.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYEENTL-,
The Beata in this city yesterday (says
the Sivtinnali Georgian, the 2tl inst.) re.
awned specie payments. Every thing
has passed off ltneibi. So far from runs
being made on the Banks, deposites of
specie have been made—a feet illustra
tive of the abundance of the precious ar
ticle. and the confidence of the people in
the Banks.
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THE GREAT WARRIOR DEAE AT LABT.
The celebrated Indian warrior, Black
Hawk. died at iiis camp on the rirer Des'
ou the tld inst.
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Sherif - 9s Sales
trigzlr virtue of sundry writs of VENDITOSE
Expos issued out t f the - Court of
, Common Pleas of Huntingdon County, and
to me directed, will be exposed to public'
,Sale at the Court House, in. Huntingd,on. on
Monday the 12 day of November next, at 10
o'clock A. M. the folloWing projierty viz:
Two lots of ground in Waltersburg, and a
lot of ground in the Northern •Libeities of
Hollidaysburg, on which is erected a frame !
house unfinished.
I. Seized, taken in,lcr execution, and to be'
sold as the property of Charles Allen.
ALSO .
.
1 eirenty acres of land more or less in An-1 PrOclamation
;tes township adjoining lands of Win P Dy
and lands of James Tay 117 v
g 7 HEREAS b . ? , a precept to ine date?
of .the Cornmon
iart. Israel Cryder, ..c.
lor, about ten led by the acres clearad, and under fence!
and op buildings !hereon.'Please of the county of HiSidinttion _hearitig
Seized, taken under execution, and to be 'test the IBth day of AugustA.l):lB:Ala i in
sold as the property of 4bram R. Crane & commanded to to make public
I , rechii , , , -
James Mulhollum Sn. . tion throughout my whole bailew i ck that
ALSO a Court of Common Please and Orphan's
A ti*ai or parcel of land in thrive '
snip, adjoining lands , o Jonas Rudy; the 'Borough of Huntingdon. in the county
Tow ._ Court will be held at the Court House in
Mears and others, containing ten acres more
or less, thereon erected a small atone house
Wm of Huntingdon :II the third Monday iird 19
clay of Vovember A, I). 1838 or the trial
and a small log stable.
Seized, taken tinder execution, .and to be 'determined before the said Judges when
of it issues in said court i hich remain un-'
solo as the property of Gco. Rudy, and where all Jurors, witnesses, and suitors
in the trial of all issues is required to attend.
ALSO I Dated at Hiultingdon“the,lBth day of Aug.
A house and lot of grodnd in the town of A. D. one thousand eight hundred and thirty
Frankstown on Main Street, bounded by ,a eight and the 62nd year of American Jude
lot of C. Garber, and others, thereon erec- peddetite.
ted a iwo story frame house., JOS. HIGGINS Sleti.
Seized, take n :'nder execution and to be t Huntingdon Oct 24, 1838.
sold as the properti• of John Spielman. 1 .....„.
AL!"10. Proclamation.
i
All the right title interest and Estate .pt , . •
Robert M'Farland of into ald out of one lipn 'WHEREAS by a .precept to .me dime
dred acres of land i 9 Tell To washiP adn)l , l `fi ted dated at Huntingdon on the IBtb
ing land,. of Wm Orr Esq, E.ngh Dorans' da;: pf August 4,.. D. one thousand eight
Heirs and others; t bout 90 acre ' s cleared, hundred :lad thiity-tight under the hands
thereon erected a two story square lt.•,q House and aiailii of the Hon. lthonias Burnside.
a double log Barn, lug Still House and :'wring President of the Court. of Common Pleas,
House, and Orchard thereon. -
.Oyer and Terminer and general nil deliv-
Seized, taken under execution, and to be,erer on the 4th judicial dint
Y • .
of o P mist l
fold as the property of Robert M'Farlan ‘. vania, composed of the comities of Muffin,
ALSO INintingdon, Centre, Cltarfield, atvi the
Eleven acres of land in PorterthwnshiP Hon. Joseph McCune and' Joseph Adams,
adjoiadjoining his associate Judges of the county of Hunting
ningßobert Lytle, Geo. Hill and others don, Justices assigned, : appointed to hear, try
also a lot of ground in the Borough of Alex and determine all anil every indictments
Stewart herdd h
D o u t s l e i e r a s n ,
t t i h efii..aeonincesrteacbtleed
s ce o : t a e n,J e a nri l 1
a c d r is s i
o w n
i l e i
s i c o l i f b d y e a t t l i i i e an iti d iv a s i o i f ot s i a ,
e i said
andria Containing two a..res adjoining a lot and presentments made or taken fort or con
a of t A wo nn st S o t r e y w' f .
Also one other lot of ground in Alexandria offenc es crimes and misdemeanors, Wltich
containing two acres more or less under have Been or shall be committed 01 perpe•
fence adjoining a lot of Gemill's and others.
• orated within said County, or all persons
Seized, taken dinder execution, and to be i„hi ch are c .
!
shall hearafter be committed
sold as the property of Rev. James ThomP ) (or crimes aforcsaid—l am commanded to
Son dec'd.
!mak.
Altsal
BY virtue of an order of Sale, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas ol Huntingdon
County nn a certain-proceeding in an action
of partition in said Court and to me direbted
Will be exp 'sed to public sale at the Court
House in the Borough of Hnntingcon on se
cond Monday (12th day) of Novetdber next
at 16 o'clock in the forenoon. "A tract of
land situate in Barree Township in the said
Comity on the waters of Stone Creek, ad
joiniag Wm Couch, David Peigh
tal and others.. containing two hundred acres
more oe.less " to be sold as the property of
Jame S. Semple, Cren, Seniele, \Val Sem
ple John Semple, Francis b,.inple, James
Wilkins- and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Elizabeth Semple, David A Sample Rosan
nals Sample,. Mary Ann Semple, Pvancis
Semple. Alexander H, Semple and Caro
line Semple, parties to the said action of par
Bann.
Terms of 3ile-3;ite halt of the purchase
money to.he paid in hand; and the residue in
one year thereaftn with interest.
ALSO
At the same time and place By virtue of a l
writ of Fire Facies issued out, said Court and
to me directed. A lot of ground situate in
the town of Shirleyshurg in the Count} of
Huntingdon, adjoining John Owens on the
South and Mary Barton on*the Mnrth, with
a two Story log house and Potters Kiln, there
I I on erected, Seized, and taken in Execu
-1 Linn, and to be sold as the property, of James
REGISTER'S MOTIVE.
NOTICE hereby given to all persons
concerned, that the following named peasons'
have settled.their accounts id. the Registers
Office at Huntingdon, and the said accounts
will be presented for confirmation and:al
lowance/it an Orphans' Court, to be- held at
, Huntingdon for the county of Huntingdon,
' on the second Monday and 12th day of Nov.
next viz;
1. Joshua Roller, acting administrator of
the estate of Godfrey' Lanzcr, late of the
Borough of Hollidaysbury ! deceased.
2. Joseph Hess, adanatstriit or. of the es
tate of Peter Hess, late of Springfield town
ship, deceased. :
3.' Samuel Houck, Executor of the last
will and Tcstathent of Jacob Houck. lac of
Union Township ilec'd. . . •
4, Mathew G. rnet , athninistrat s of of the
eitate.of Jacob Grubb, late of Hopewell,
Towtiship deol.
s.lsaac Dorland and Joint M'Cahan, ad
initiistrators Of the estate of John Dorland,
late of the Thwnshin Henderson, dec'.
JOHN REED, Register
Register's office, Hunting-).
don, 12th Oct 1838
, STOVES
The Siihseriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has on hand a general assort
ment of • • •
COOK, COAL; NINE PLATE
STOVES.
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Also Stove Pipe and Tin. Ware. '
which,
he will sell wholesale . and retail, at his
shop. ,
. Earril.f3e gcmaria.
arIYNTIEVIIADOV•
(oppasite C...Couts Tavern) He hopcs by
carefill and strict attention ,to is busines,
to give satisfaction to all to favor him with
his patronage, . • •
WHA.Atallor,tri.
Huntingdon October 16 18311.
3314104,Drrbis.
For sale at this
Office . .
7O CREDITOR&
Take notic that I have applied to the l
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of
Huntingdon county for the benefit of the act
made for the relief' of insolvent debtors; and
the said court La; appointed the second
Monday of NoveMber next for hearing me
land my creditors, at tile coot house in the;
borough of • Hnntingdoa; When and where
you may attend it you think proper.
- 1). M. DAVIDSON.
ASA S. STEVENS,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
JOHN MILLER.
Aug. 29th 188, •
Public P'reclanstet ben. •
Throughout my whoie bailwick, that a
Court ()Wyo. and Terinider, of Common
'Pleas aml Quarter Sessions, will be held at
the Court House in the Borough of Hunting
don on the second Monday and 12th d y
Noirembsr next, and all those who will pros
ectite against the said prisoners, but then
and there to prosecute them as it shall be
lust, and that all Justices of the peace, Cor
oner mud Canatabli,s within the said county
be then and there in their proper persons,
at ten o'clock iu the forenoon of said day,
with their records inciidisitions, examinations
and remembrances, to do those things to
which their offices respectively •appert aiii.
Dated at Huntingdon the 18th day of August
in the year of our Lord one thousgnd right
hundred and thirty-eight, and the 62nd
year of American Independence.
JOSEPH .HIC GINS, Sli'ff.
sheriff's office, Hunting-
don, October. 24, 1838 • _ •
NEW ESTABLISUMEN T
Tayloring.
ISAAC 'V. CULTIC.
RESPACTVIALir infoi•ins the iniblic tha
he hA recently opened a shop & commen
ced the abtovebasiness,lll the , white frame
building bet Ween Market and Allegheny
streets and next doorto Fisher and M'Mur.
tries Store,
_where he is prepared to exe
cute all manner of workin his business hi
the most neat, substantial, and fashionable'
manlier. He hopeisby close application to
business, and a desire 0 please, to., merit,
a liberal share of public patronage.
All kind of country produce will be taken
in ekchange for work done.
rpThe 'latest fashions ftom Philadelphia
and New York, ape received quarterly.
Wanted aft atqwentice at the above es
tahliShritent, one from the rettintrj , would
be prelered. , ,•_ ,
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TO THE PUBLIC!.
DR. EV ANW PILLS.
Trovaimeatema waew OATEBUILDI
by Dr. Win. Evans' Camomile Tonic
F:1111113 Aperient Pills.—Benjamin
Wrowii, corner of Shippen and George streets
Philadelphia, was affected for seven 'years
' with egtronfe nervousness, by which he was ,
not able to write hia name—his sy,mtoms
were, eruscation, .dad a ' spasinodic pains its " i
the head, loss of appetite, palpitation 011ie ,
heart, giddiness anu dimness of sight, titter
inability of engaging in any thing that. de-
mande.d vigor or courage, sickness of the
stomach, inspired appetite, coldness and
weakness qt the etrentietics, etitaciations,
and extreitic debility; disturbed rest, a sense
of presstire and weight at the stomach after
eating, great mental despondency, severe '
flying pains in the chest, back and side, cos
tlvenesisa dislike for society and conversa
tioq, Mr. B. has made trial of various me
dicines now before the pithlic, but to no ef
fect, until, observing in iipublic paper some
cures performed by Dr. Wm. Evans' Cam
omile ronic and Family Aperient Pills, Isv
wasinducell44.,give them a trial, of which
he,is at any nine happy to state, that titelf
effectually cured him of the above distt
sing disease.
rr Persons who doubt the above cur e ,
are most respectfully directed to the at jon
mentioned person, at the north west c•Jruer
of Shippers and George streets.
BENJAMIN BROIA'N.
October 17, 1838.
ilk IV ER.: COMPLAINT. cu red AK.llbv Dr. Wm: Evans' Camomile Tonic
and Aperient Lytle; Mount
Joy, Lancaster, co, l'a., completely restoßed
to health, by 1)1.. Evans' Camomile
Her syintoms were, g reat pain
.iither right
side, could not lie on her left aide without sal
aggravation of the pßin disturbed rest. IFA.
treme dt bility, pains in the head, loss of up
petite... palpitation of the heart, gicitlinesal
and dimacts ul Utopia. with other'
symtnnis - iinlicatitie• get , at derangements- iu
the fui.ction of the Liver.—Miss Lytle.
daughter of the aforesaid Mrs• Lille. hr
also been restored to perfect he Jth by the
same tteahnilslis Medicine. liar synttoms
were extreme Nervousness, attended with a
severe pain in her side, sickness on the sto
mach, eruct , ons, tqc. 114 rs. Lvtle has the
pleasure of informing the public that nu
merous cases similar to Intl. o v,n, (in her vi
cinity) hare hen restored to lieiatit by the
same mvaltuible General .OWO
for the sale of Dr. Wm. Fit;arts' Camotnile
Tonic Pills, is at No. 19, North this street
Philadelphia, a few do‘rs Alm; Market.
tirtcher 17. 1838.
TO THE
wroRE PROOFS OF Tile EFFICA
141.16CYJCW. Wm. Evans' Camp a nile To
nic and Fumily Ancrient Pills.—Mr. Josh-,
ua Swain, Cape M romity, N. J., ffectu—
ally restored to heal h frcin the following
distressing • symtoim; —Extreme debility,
iutteinkd with constant in:in in the side,
hacca. and limits, giddiness anti dimness of
sight, sickness at the stomach, impcm.d ap
pctite, difficulty of bread lug, great pres
sure and weight at the stomach utter eating,
depression t.f spirits; coldness stud weak
ness of the cxtremeties, flying pains in the
chest, crstiveness and others. mucus 110
cessaty to enumerate; Mrs. Swain,
the aforesaid Mr. Swain,
has also
stored to health by the ab ove invaluabl
dicines. Her symtoms were—Nerrrns
nem, headache, pain in the side, loss of ap
petite, disturbed rest, cructions ace. The
public. are hereby informed ,that their mo
tives •f,,r' making this declaration are, that
others afflicted .with like symtoms may re
ceive information - If, and be cured by the
same inestimable 'Medicine.
4N TER ESTING case of Dyspepsia'
and Hypneondriackism, cured by Dr.
Evans' Camomile Tonic and Family Aperi
ent Pills.—Mrs: Gond of Mount J..y, Lan
caster county, was affected fit 7 ye era With
the above distressing synitcnis, if which she
was coeSned toiler bed for 9 metths. Her
symtonis were— depression of spirits, sick
ness at the stomach, headache; hophired ap
petite, great pressure and weight at the
stomach, after eating, great mental despon
dency, flying pains in the chest, back and
sides, costiveness, emaciation, coldness and
weakness of the extremeties, a dislike fir
society or conversation, involuntary sighing
and weeping, and langour and lassitude upon
the least exercise. Mrs. Good was in the.
most desperate situation, and could obtain no
relief until she was advised by her neigh
to make trlal of Dr. Evans' Camomile rills,
of which she is happy to state, that she is
now, enjoying all the blessings of perfect
health. Persons desirous of further infer
matins will be satisfied of every particular
of her astonishing core by applyineat 19,
North dth Philadelphia, or at her
yesidence.
The above 'medicine can be had at the
Stones of E. R. Curtis, Springfield, Dd. co,
H. P. Lloyd, Darby.
H. L. Vowel, hirster.
August 24, 1838.
I , ITERESTING CASE Or DYS PEP
q.LL
Tr. SlA.— . Cured by Dr: Wm. Evans' Cam
omile Tmoo and. Famity Aperient Pills.—
Mr. George Elmaii, Broad street below
Walnut, alllicted for several years with the
following distressing by intems:—Great pres
sure and weight at the stomach after eating,
giddiness and dimness of sieht, sickness at
the stcmachi constant headache, impaired
so petite, difficulty ofhreathing, langur, las
*aide, great depression of spirits, a sensa
tion of flutterin& at the pit ofr the stomach
irregular pains in different parts of the bo,
dy, coitiveness; a dislike for - society or con
versation, coldness and weakness of the ex -
tremeties, emaciation' and general &billy;
disturbi:d rest, with other - symtenis which
it ic nut essential-to etiume rate.
•; Mr. E. had given up ali hopes, as lie bad
made trial of all other remedies before the
public, but to no effect, Mita be was advi
sed to make trial of Dr. Win. Evans' Tonic
Pills, of which he is -happy to state, that
they effectually restored hint to health by
taking three packages.
October 17, 14.1.
p it(ll;tavlie?mMen"folil•
many p!rs ns, of Lotti sexes, who are now
in. the silent graVe w if they bad learned to
check the morbid tendencies of their stom
achs and bowels, by these Lure Tonic and
Aperient Pills; manufactured by Dr, Won.
Evank.of New York, w!thout restoring to
quack remedies,: the names of which, are
concealed add or which they know nothing.
That dreadful scourge, GOISSUNIPTION,
might hatie been checked in. its commence
ment, and disappointed of Pis prey, all over
the la:.d, if the first sym'com.s of 'Nervous
Debility, had been cowitQrtieced by CAM
-OMILE, 'chemically yeeps.red„ • awl those
wel complaints, which lead to a boat ot
ate! rtmladies, inriht have been obviated .
by that fine alkaline extract of Rhubarb.
which is a leactios ingredient in the Aperi
ent Family Pills. Befiire both of those med
icines, which are ackpted to, a majority,of
the purposes' or voldels a hundred others
re unnenessarily usetV fevers, agues, bil
ious disorders,
Ireadache, female debility,
male decline, Ilit,digestioli, and liver' com
plaint, would have • entirely dimappated,
where many 0 7them have proved fatal.
TIRE MA LE S. who are troubled with
slit sick l'.eadaclie, longings, or giddiness,
oalpitatica of the-heart, lowness of spirits,
loss of a'opetite,.Pain in the Aide, general de
bility, (Jr bold weakness, rejections of food,
&c., n'.ay be * effectually restored to health,
by usi .ng DO. EVANS' CAMOMILE TO
NIC and.PAMLY APER)ENT PILLS,
wli : ,ch are invariably recommended by. all
th ose that havc used the invaluable
Perseverance in the use of this inval
uable madicitte, • hilt 'undoubtedly Effect a
' owe eved in the most acute or obstinate
disease}, hut in such case* the.dose may be
augmented according to• the niveteracy M
the slisense; these Pills being so admirably
adaptt-d to the constitutiiai; that they may
' be token at all times and under ally circum
stas6es. •
Office•aiorGnei•al Depot, No: 19, North
Bth at; cot,. i
IV above medicine can be had a t t h e
,Drug Store of &initial'. Green & cu. in the
Borough of Hinitino:don,
New t..4-ocxis.
• A splentlitl stoc.k of New (locals, just re
'Lured and Mr sale cheap by t h e subscriber
the publiclare inviteti to call awl examine
or tlietnasvcs
T. READ
Niay, 19. 18.11,