j CAVAIONACi
. .And shall the bloody wavo again,
, Dissevering freedom' bravest men, ,
Dash all ashore 1 and civic fight
Demolish wrong, establish rightt .
Alas! it must be ! Well foa France,
Awakening from her frantid trance,
he finds at last a virtuous man
To regulate her rushing van.
Never wilt thou, aage Cavaignae 1
Pursue Ambition's toituous track.
The shade of Glory seems to tend
That way, but melts before its end.
What name more glorious than was his
Whoso life midway went all amiss t
. He well surveyed the battle field,
But ill what that soaked soil should yield
Losing the train that limped behind,
He lost all energy of mind ;
Like smitten viper, now aloof
To bite, now crushed by hnel or hoof.
Mindful of Washington, who hurled
Back from the new the worn-out world.
Remember, First of Alci! ! that thou
To thine own heart hast mado the vow
That France henceforward shall be free,
Henceforward is her trust in thee.
fi'alttr Savage iMtulor.
A Dinner in 1661. ' I dined with Sir W.
Batten, with. many friends more, it being his
wedding-day, and among other froliquos, it
being their third year, they had threat pyes,
whereof the middlemost was mado of an
ovall form in an orall hole within tho other
two, which miiclo much mirth. We had
great striving to steal a spoonful out of it ;
and I remember Mrs. Mills, the minister's
. wife, did steal one for me, and did give it
me j and. to end all, Mrs. Shipman did fill
the pie full of white wine (il holding at least
a pint and a half) and did drink it TjfT for a
health to Sir William and my lady it being
the greatest draught that ever 1 did see a wo
man drink in my lifo " -Pebis Diari,
TiieQi-eex or England has doctors enough
in all conscience : two physicians in ordina
ry, five physicians extraordinary, two ditto
accoucheurs, one ditto to the household, two
sergennt surgeons, one ditto accoucher, one
ditto to the household, two ditto extraordina
ry, two apothecaries to the person, three dit
to to the household, two ditto 'extraordinary,'
two surgeon dentists, one ditto to tho house
hold, one an iit, one dentist, one surgeon
chirepodist, besides two apothecaries to her
majesty in tho Isle of Wight ! Twenty-throe
doctors in all, inclusive of tooth doctors, ear
doctors, eye doctor, and foot doctor. Among
them all, however, they only get 2,700 in
salaries.
MILD WORDS.
'Be kind to each other !
The night' coming on,
When friends and when brother
Perchance may be gone !"
On! be kind to each other!
For little ye know,
How soon ye may weep
The ead tears cri wo
For a brother, or sister, or friend ioved and
dear,
Reposing in slillnes?, on death's sable bier.
Bu kind to eacli other!
For little yo know,
How soon ye may weep
Ere in sorrow you roam
Through the tenantless rooms
Of a desolate home.
Or yearn for tho forms that have passed away
To dwell in the light of a happier day.
Bo kind to each other!
And strive day by day,
To render some kindness
To soften life's way;
And remember that friends the last ones
should bo
To point out- the fuults in each other they
see.
Be kind'to each other !
For short is life's span,
We compass
All tho good acts we can,
Each hour should recall as it passe ss away,
Some being made glad by Love's kindly sway.
Just like 'Em. Godey gives, in his lady's
Newspaper, the following Cape May inci
dont :
''The society is so mixed that I don't think
I shall stay," This was the observation of a
woman at Cape JUay this season. We re
member well (buying tape and pins at her
mother's in Second Street. How ridiculous !
Another instance presented itself, of a lady
who was too concicntious to subscribe to hops
but always came in time, with a lot of chil
dren, for the refreshments.
DcvohSHiae Bitter. Scald your cream
in a zinc pan over a charcoal fire; but do not
let it boil. When the cream is cold, say the
next morning, take it off with the hand. Put
the cream info a wide wooden bowl ; stir it
with the hand for ten or fifteen minutes ; and
the butter will be the same nsout of achurn,
and to be dealt with the same. A cow that
will make ono pound of butter per day, that
-is seven pounds a week, if the cream is scald
ed, it will make nine pounds in the seven
days. Great care must be taken not to' let
any dust rest upon the cream. Gardener'
CAronide.J
. Pip Whitby A gentleman who recently
paid a visit to General Taylor says. "The
old white war horse was enjoying a feast of
cjover on the lawn near the house. The
General says he was offered a thousand dol
lars for him a few days since, and though
tho money would be very acceptable, he ne
ver can bring his mind to part with so true a
friend.
; fjuiMc, writing to tho Pope, who in a
IfWate letter to him reproached him with
atjsayssseat in Lent, replied, "I have a Catho
JwasaiVfcot ray staqsach is altogether Luthe-
o.mcby or Dv. DauNcoM.C.rcuro.
- tM have Uty transpired, by which the
parties who robWi Or Darlington, President
-f tha Chester County Bank, wilt be brought
OTr-GHBAP GOODS.
JohnW. Friling,
RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and
eustomrri, that lis his just received and
6petied splendid assortment f GOODS, consis
ting; of
DRT GOODS,
Oroctrit, Hardware, Quttniuxtrt, Sec,
The public ara invited to call ond examin for
themselves.
Bunhury, Msjr 8, 184ft tf '
CUTLERY.
AN extenalva Stock of rocket end Table CUT
LERY, for ssle bv
JOH1T 2. COL21&A1T,
Vol. 33 and S3 ARCADE, and 8) North
THIRD Strtet,
Cnmp leing 5000 doxen Penknives, Scissors and
Razor.
Also. S choice sssnrlment of Rodger A Rons,
Wostenholm'e, Greaves'. W. A 8. Butcher's and
Fenney's Cutlery.
Also, Spanish, Dirk end Hunting Knivrs.
Alio, Gun, Pistols, an I Bowie Knives.
Als'-, Tht Ameritnn Raznr Strop, s superior
article, worty the attention of Dealers.
Card Dealers in Cutleiy, will find the shove
Stork worthy their ittentinn, as the SubicrihrTs
chief business Is Importing snd selling cutlery,
Philadelphia, June 10th, 1848 ly.
GIESE ft. SON.
Commission ond Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
V. 48 Commerce Street IVhaif BALTIMORE.
Will receive and sell all kinds of Country Pro
duce Flour.Grain, Ac.
N. B. Particular attention given to the sale
of Lumber. And cash advances made on con
signments, when required.
April 1, 1818. 4m
PHILADELPHIA
MEEICAL HOUSE,
F.i.tr.hluhtd IS years agt. by Dr. K INK E LIN.
The oldest, surest and best hand tn cure nil forms
of seen t diseases, diseases of the skin snd
solitary habits of youth, la
D II . KINK E LIN,
.V. 11. earner of 3d and Union tin., between Spruce
and. Pine, 1 square! from tht Excltangc.
YOUNG MEN! if you value your life or your
health, remember, the delay of month, nay,
ev.'n a week, may prove your ruin, both of hndv
and mind. Hence let no fslae modesty deter you
from making your case known to one ho. Iron
education and respectability, em a'one h- friend von.
He who places himself under Dr KINKELI.V3
treatment, may religiously confidii in his honor as
a een'leman, and in who bosom will be forever
locked the secret of the patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
own hearts, and cure thcm-elvi a, Alas I how of
ten i. this a fatal delosicn, and how many pro
mising young man, w ho might have been an orna
ment to aocirty, haa faded from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding it inconvenient to make perannal applica
tion, ran, by statin? their cue explicitly, tngeihi r
with all their symptoms, (per l tier post-paid.) have
forwarded to them a chest containing Dr. K's me
dicine appropriated accordingly.
Packages of Mcdtcinea forwarded to any pari ol
the United State at a moment's notice. s
(Xj Post ram tXTTtas, addressed to D'. Kir
iiuj. Philadelphia, will be promptly attended to
Oct. 30th. 1817. ly
M'CLEES &GERMON'S
D AC UER H E0TYF2 ROOMS.
lVo 199 Ciieannt Street,
South East Corner of Eighth tt , Philadelphia.
PORTRAITS Irom the smnlle.t breast ) in to
the largest size, singly or in groups. The
Proprietors are warranted in siting, that their
work haa guin d a reputation second to none in
the world. Extract from Ihe Pre t
"Lifc-lik in the expression, chastly correct in
the shading.-Ledger.
'The ait has arriveJ at g'eat perfection, and
none understand it better than McClees it tier
man." Baltimore hit.
Admirable! nottiint can exceed their exquisite
delicacy." (7. &' Gazette.
Extract from the report of the Judges, at the last
fair of the Fr inklin Institute "Daguerreotype-
in this department there are soma very excellent
specimens in the exhibition, and the Judges think
they see s progressive improvement in this branch
of the art. They have not r commended ana
ward in favor of any of the competitors, but are
ili-pneed to rank aa Jirtt in order, the collection of
McCLEES & GEUMON, aa containing too tar.
gett number of ihptrior tpteiment." -I
hib.delphiH, Feb 19, 1818. 6m"
SIX YE IKS AGO
flME children began to cry for Sherman's Lo-
JL zengea. The noise wss not a.i loud at that
time, hut it haa kept increasing ever riure. and n. w
baa become so great that the moutha of the little
ones can scarce be stopped. Dr. Sherman evmpa
thises with the little suffi rera, and vary much re
ar s that any of them ahould l disappointed
Knowing the vast benefit which- has been confer
red upon the community by the introduction of
hie infallible
WOHSZ I.OZEITOE8,
he hss entered into srrungemen's for en'srging1 hi
Manufactory, liy means of which I think he will
he able to supply the (lemai d. And the name pain
and care will lie taken, that theae celebrated Lo
zengea be made aa they hive always been, in or
der that those who depend upon them, may mil he
disappointej in their hopes. He knew when h
commenced the manufacture of the Worm Loten-
get, that th'y would supersede iha use of ever-
other vermifuRe, as Hie Lozenge is very plrasanl
to the isste, tpeedy in its effects, as well a. certain.
and the quantity tequired lo effect a perfect cure,
is vert small. These prnnertie in connexion will.
4h f -et thai they are snl f.ir 28 cents per box. thu
pi icing inem in in reach or the poore-t man ii
the land, haa not only caused them lo taU the
place of every other vermifuge ever offered, but al
so rendered them popular to the community.
Or. Sherman1 '
OODOH LOZENGES'
continue to car Cough, G. Ms, CmaumpOon,
Astbmn, shortnesaand difficulty of Breathina, an
other disra-e of Ihe Lungs, with th m Uciiin
they did on their first introduction, and th piopl
h.ita now become persuaded by actual eip-iience.
that on the accearion of tllght cold, they hav
only lo step to either th Dr's. offir, or one of the
Agents, snd obtain s box of his Cough L-ixenges
winch are very convenient to carry in Ihe pocket
and to take s few through lh day. By pursuing
this course a cur is ofien effected in 24 hours, and
lb patient about hi busin- ss. 8o great is ihe ce
lebrity of tha l.nzi nges, that thoussnds of pi-rsin
who hsve used them, snd become acquainted witt.
their effects, will never be without them.
SHEmiAVS ,
TQOn. SrZJaSf'l PLAITflB
haa euied mure ease of Rheumatism, Pi i in ihi
Back, Side and Cheat, Xuml-go and Wiakne.
than sny application that bas ever bean made. As
the celebrity of the PlaaUr hss inrieaaed, hundreds
of unpiincipled raseala have attempted In counter
feit it, and palm it off upon th eotnmunilv a lh
genuine. " Bewar of Deception. .0 Rrmem
ber Ihst the. true snd genuine flaaler is spread up
on reddish paper made eipres.ly for th purpose
and In every ease th aignalur uf Dr. ethwmao i
print, d upon tha lek of th Planer, and lb whol.
secured by Copy Right. None others sr genuine.
Thif..r wtn you want a real good fUtermsn's
Poor Msn's Plaatw.eall at lb olHc. 104 Nau
StfMt, acd you will not b disapinted. i ,
: Ksrrwmuer hs number, 106 Ns-saa M. where
all Dr. Hbeimsn' Losengs are sold. Hi Agenu
re Mia. Has, 188 Pultun aireat, ttruoklvol
Histeoon, Witliiburg . and Redding St CeY
ulu, , sua JOrtiN VuoNvi, uDbary,
- . M. A McUA Vi Nwtbumberlsnd,
ncpuiubcr lltli, IStT. ly. , :
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAM0K1N
l'ilLLISTEK'S
CE Lt S2T "O1 SX1 CB 5 SOP
!T he power to can all ttTHiii SORES.
I Hf,ROFULOU8 humors, 8KIN DISEASES
OISONOUS WOUNDS lo discharge their pu
Irid matters, and then heal them.
It Is richly termed All-healing, for there ia aca re
ly s diaeaae. ex emal or internal, that it will noi
benefit. I have used It for the last fourteen year
for ll diresaes of ihe chest, consumption end Her,
Involving the utmost danger snd responsibility
snd I declare before heaven si d man, lhat not in
one aingle case has it failed tn benefit when th pa
tient was wiibin the reach of mortal means.
I have had physicians, learnrd In the profession.
1 have had ministere uf the gopel, judges of the
bench, aldermen, lawyers, gentlemen of th high
est erudition, and multitude of th poor ass it in
every variety of way, and there has been but one
volcS on universal voice faying t M'Allistsr,
jour Ointment la GOOD."
In Scrota!, Old Sores, Erysepebis, Tetter Li
ver Complaint, Sore Eyes, tjuiny, 8or Throat,
Broneliitia, Broken or 8or Breast. Tile, all Chsl
Disease, auch Sa Aa hms. Oppressions, Psin
Also, Sore l,ip, Chspixd Han.la, Tumors, Chil
dan's Cutaneous Eruptions, Nervous Diresses,
and of the Spine, there is no medicine now known
s go. d.
KCAI.D HEAD Wa have cured cases that
actually defied every thing known, as well as the
ability of 15 or 20 doctor. One man told u he
had apent (300 on his children without any bene
fit, when a few boxee of Ointment cur. d them.
BALDNESS It will restore the bsir sooner
than any nther thing.
HEADACHE The salve hss cured person
of the headache of 12 jear' standing, and who
had it regular every week, ao that vomiting often
took place. Hrnrfitsa, Eaa Am, and Anna in
TMt Kate, are cured by this Ointment with like
eucref.
RUHNS. It is one of the beat thing in the
world for Uurns. (Read the directions around ihe
box.)
RHEUM ATISM It remnvee almoat Immedi
ately the inflnmaiion and swelling when the piin
cea-ea. (Kent the Direction around Ihe Box.)
( OLD FEE T. Consumption, Liver Com
plaint, Pain in the cheat or ride, falling off of the
hair, one or the other always sccnmpsnles col. I
feet. (This Ointment is the tiu.- renie.ly.) It is
a sure rign of disease lo have cold fee.
TETTER. There is nothing belter for. the
cure i f Tetter.
PILES. Thousand its yearly cured by this
Ointment.
CORNS. Occasional uae of the Ointment will
always keep Co ns from growing. People need
never le troubled with them it they will uae i'.
Wear the fnW.wing Communication,
R.ceivi-il Irom an o'd. repee ed and well known
cilizi n of Phi:aJalphi. and then judge for your
self i
rhi!adclplris. 10 inn.. 13th, 1848.
To T. B. Peleraon, Having been requested
to cie mv opinion on ihe merits of M'ALLIS
T Eli'S SALVE, I am willing to enumerate son e
of the btnefiis which 1 have experienced in the use
of the article.
In tl e apring of 184S, I had an attack of Ery
sipelas in my face which became very painful, ami
extended into one i f my ryea, heii.g attended wiiln
fivr, my distress was great and I began to be fear
ful of l.ifh g my eye.-
Although noi much of s belieer" in what is
cninmonly call-d qusck medicines.! purchased
box ami made an application to my fare. Tn my
surprise the piin soon ab teil, and in a week's time
it was ent rely cured, and I firmly believe that it
waa the salte, uniler Providence that cu ed me.
From thai .time to the present, I have used the
article as occssion required, and in every case wheie
I have U-Cil it, I have found decided benefit.
At one time, on going tn hd at night, my throsl
wss so sore that I swsilowed with difficulty, hut
by an application of the slv I waa relieved before
mornii g.
I have usod it in case of burns, bruises sprains,
snd fl.kh cuts, all with the happier effects, and
one caae of poisoning by a wild vine in the wand,
h.i hi en dried up and cured by a fi w aisplir ttion.
Tcvij) r.y own experience, I would stronciy re
rniiin.end it to all, as a cheap, convenient, farni'y
nedii-ine.
I h ie become so partial to it, that I expect to
keep it con-tan ily in my family.
'I hough not aml itioua to appear in print, yel I
cannot r. fine lo have this commnt .ira'ion made
puMic if judged heat to aerve the c .u of humani
ty. Respectfully thine,
WM ADAMS,
No. 26, Old York Road.
CAUTION. No Ointment will be genuine
unices the name of James M'Allialer, or. James
M'AIHster & Co., are written with a pen on eve.
ry label. JAMES M'ALLISTER.
Sole proprietor of lb '.oe medicine.
VJPRICE. 25 CENTS PER BOXjH
AaisTS : J. W. FRILING, Sunbury.
FOKSi-TH. WILSON & Co ,
Northumberland.
Dr WM. M BICKLEY. Danvil'e.
J. O. CROITHE. Sebnagrov.
m . P. C. SHKLI ER.Lewiaburg,
WM. F.N AGLE. Milton.
JOHN BHAIiPLESS, Cattawi.sa.
Feb.
19tb, 1648. eowlv
VENf, VIDI, VIOL Dr. ALLEN'S VEGE.
TABLE COM POUND, f.r tte cure of
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT. NER
VOUS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
Ac. This Medicine ia offered lo the public under
the anurai.ee ihat there i no article in axiatenre
having stronger claim lo their eonideiati..n. Be
ing compounded by regular Graduate of J Her
eon College, Philftelph a, and practising phyar.
cian of twenty years' atandii g in Phibidelphia. his
long experience haa confirmed him in the opinion
lb it s compound medicine waa required In prevent
ami remedy I lie debilitation pr duced by residing
in low, miamaiie climntea, snd to counter ict the
pro tr.iting influence of ninny nervous disorders
with which Ihe human fsmily are sfHicte I.
DR. ALLEN is a well known phisicim, and
baa uaed the ahdse medicine in hia practice fur 8
yeara wilh H e most otonishing effect, having tes
ted its qualiib s in above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES,
No medicine ever teei ived more fl mering re
conimeiidnii. ns from phyrician of eminent land
ing th in has bin bestowed on this.
DYSPEPSIA OR-INDIGESTION AND
ITS CO.N8EtjUE.NCE8. An eminent Pr. f...
sor a.ya: "i chiefly arises in person wbn lead
either very sedentary or irregular life. A Ithnuuh
not regarded as a fit.il diae.se; y,t if negleclid or
impropeilv Iresred, msv bring on ii cur .hie M'
Ian. holy, Jaundice. Madness, or Veitlgo, Pais)
and Apoplexy. A gr at (ingularity ail"iiJant m,
il ia, lhat il may ai d often do. a c.ntir.u greai
length of time without any remission uf the symp
toms. CAUSE'. Grief snd unea-ines of nrt'nd, in
tense tudy, pr, tue evacua'iona, esces- in veriery,
exce-sive use of piriluou liquors, !-, tobacco, o
pium. and other narcotics, immoderate repletion,
ver distention of the atoraach, s deficiency of th
secretion of ihe I da or g.s'ric juice, eipnsui lo
i old and d rin sir. sr tha chief causes of lis dis
ease. SYMPTOMS. Li of appetite, nus,aeart
hum, aci.liiy, and foetid eructations, gnswmg of
the ioniach whim empty, uosasimx in iha throil,
pai l in th !, cotivenaa, cbillness, Imguor,
lowness i.f spirits, pdpilatnina, and dis.urlied
leep."
TREATMENT. DE. ALLES'S VEGE
TABLE COMPOVKD bss nr.. r faded in affor
dmg immediate lelief, and ladical cuia for this
illS.aae.
(ry Thia Medicine can be had of H. B Mas-er,
8iint ury J. C. Maitin, Pmt ville , Medlar &.
Uickel, Orwigsburg nU of Druggists genenlly.
ALLEN St WARD, Proprietors.
Philadelphia, No. 97. 1847. rq ly
BOARDING.
elvHE subscriber ia prepared lo receive snd e
1. commodat a few transient or permanent
BuqnUrt, at ker ridnc ia Sunbury. Th lu
cation i in a fcandaom and pleasant part of lb
town, commending a fin view of the Susquehan
na, Northumberland snd lb scenery adjacent
Te persons from the city,-who wish to spend a
few month during th summar saaaan, bun bury
atliM da a dcligjitfiil retreat.
' . , ' ANN C. MORRIS.
April 8, 1818 in r . -, . .
DANE KOTG L1IT.
PEltSSTIaTAlVIA.' .
The following ItVsst show the current value af all
ennsylvania Rank N.rte. Tha most Implicit re
liance may h placed upon It, a It Is every week
arefully compared with snd corrected from Blek
nail' Reporter. .
Rnnka In Philadelphia).
Na.a. Lncaxtaa.
NOTES AT PAR.
Sank of North A merles , ,
Bank of th Northern Liberties . ,
Cominerrisl Bsnk of Penn'. , .
Farmer' and Mechanics' Rank ,
Kensington Bank . . .
Philadelphia Bank . . I
Schuylkill Bank . . . .
floutbwark' Bank .
Weatem Bank
Mcclisnice' Oank ...
Manufacture' cV Mechanics' Bank
'(tank of Penn Townahip ,
Girard Bank .
Bank nf Corbmerce, late Moyamrnsing
Bank of Pennsvlvania . .
Country Ilanka.
Rank of Cheetev tJonnly Westchester
Bnk of Delaware Oonnty Chester
Bank of Germantown Germantown
Rank nf Montgomery Co. Nnrriatown
Doylestown Bank Dnylestown
Easton Bank ' Eaatnn
Farmers' Rank of Bucks ro. Bristol
par
par
par
pal
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
Bank nf Northumberland Northumberland par
I'olumliia Bank Ar. Tlridge en.'Columbta par
rarmers Unnk ol Lancaster l.anctatet par
Lancaster County Bunk
Lancaster Bank
Farmers' Bank nf Reading
Office nf Bank of Penn'a.
Office do do
Office do do
Office do do
liancaster par
Lancaster pit
Reading par
Harriahurg" Theae
Linc.nster ! offices
Reading fdo not
Easton
Jl
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
Rank of tha United Stales Philade Iphi
17
par
failed
Winers Hank of I'oltsville
Pottsville
Rank of Lewiatown
Bank of Middlntnwn
Carliale Bank
Exchange Rank
Do dn branch of
Harrishurg Bank
Lebanon Bank
Merchants' St Manuf. Bank
Bank of Pittsburg
Weat Branch B mk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Bank
Berk County Rank
.Office of Bank of U. 8.
Do do do
Do do do
Rnnk of Chambersburg
Br,k of Gettysburg
Bank of Susquehanna Co.
Erie Bank
Farmera' ft Drovera' Bank
Franklin Bank
Hnnesdale Bnk
Monongahela Bank of B.
York Dank
Lewiatown
Middletown
. Carlisle
Pittsburg
Hnllidavsbnrg
Harrialiurg
1
1
I
I
I
l.ehanon
Pi'tshurg
Pittahmg
Williameporl
Wilkeaharr
par
I
I
1
It
Allentown
no aale
Reading fade I
Pittsburg failed
Erie . do
New Brighton do
Chamherahurg I
Gettyaburg I
Montros 2
Erie 3i
Waynesburg tj
Waahington l
Honesdule I
Browns rille I
York 1
N. I). 1 he notes of those banks on which we
.imit quotations, and aulaititute s danh () are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, wilh the
exception of those which lis.
BROKEN 1
Philadelphia Sav. In.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuvlkill Sav.Ina.
Kensington'Sav. Ina. A
Rnn Township Sav. Ins.
Manual Labor Rank (T. W
Towauda Itnnk
Alleghany Bank nf Pa.
Bunk of Beaver
Bank of Swatara
Dank of Waahington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' oi Mech'ca' Bank
Farmera' A'. Mech'ca' Bank
Farmers' cV MechY' Bank
Hatinony Inaiittit,
Huntingdon Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bsnk
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norlhtimli'd Union Col. Uk,
North Western Bank of Pa.
Office nf Schuylkill Bunk
I'a. Acr-dc Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Pepn'a.
Westmoreland Bank
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co.
I A N K S.
Philadelphia failed
do failed
do failed
do
do
Dyott. prop.) failed
Towanda
Bedford no aale
Denver closed
Harrishurg closed
Waahington failed
Rellcfiinte closed
Pittsburg no r-ale
Pittsburg failed
Feyette co. failed
Greoncast'j failed
Harmony no atite
llunliligduii no aale
Lewb-lown no sale
Warten failed
Dundnff no sale
New Hop closed
Milton no sale
Meadville closed
Port Carbon
Carlisle failed
Montrose closed
Uniuntown failed
Greensburg closed
Wilkesbarre nossle
dj- All notes pursuing lo be on sny Pennsyl
snis Bank not given in the above liat, may be sot
lown as frauds.
SEW JERSEY.
Bank of New Brunswick
Brunawirk
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Uelvideie Bsnk
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Bank
Jumbrrland Bank
Belvidere
Medford
Perth Amboy
Bridzelon
?armers' Bank Mount Holly
? aruiers' and Mechanics' Bk Rahwuv
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farmers' and Mechanics' Uk N. Riunswick tailed
rarmers snd MerclmiiK Bk Middletown Pt.
r ranktin l)anx o: iV. J. Jermy City
failed
failed
fuilcd
failed
failed
failed
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no sale
110 sale
nntioKen usgor. iiiazing i-o tloh.iken
lersey City Bank Jersey Cilv
Mechanics' Bonk Patterson
Manufacturers' Bank Belleville
Morris County Bank Morristowa
Monmouth Bk of N. J. Freet, ld
Mechaiiica' Bank Newark
Mnchanica' and Manuf. Bk TrentorT
Morris Canal and Ukg Co Jersey City
Po-t Nona
Newark Bkg St Ins Co Newark
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.New Hope Del Bridge Co Lambertsville
. J. Munufac and Bkg i'o Hoboken
N J I'roti-cton ex Lomliard lk Jeraey City
Orange Bank Orange ,
I'aierMin Bank Paterson
People' Bank do,
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co Balem
State Bank Newark
State Bank ' Kliialwiluown
State Bank Camden
State Bank of Morris Morriatown
Slat Bank Trenton
"ialem and Pbilad Manuf Co Salem
Sussex Batik Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank Dover
failed
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Washington Banking Co. Harkenaack
DELAWARE.
Ilk of Wilra it Brandywiiic Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Hunk, of Smyrna Smyrna
Do hiaiieb Millord
Farmera' Bk of Stale of Del Dovei
Do branch Wilmingtou
Do branch Georgetown
' Do branch Newcujil '
Union Bsnk Wilmington
(TT Under 6s
i
liy On all banka maiked thua () ther sr ei,
rtler counterfeit or altered note of th variou ds
lominatinn. in cirriilalinn.
Time and Distance Saved I
SUNBURY FERH.Y.
FlHE iiibsenber hiving leased tbe Sunbury
M. Ferry, beg leave to inform the public, that
they sr prepared lo convey Teams, Plesaurs
Carriage and Fool passengers serosa the river
with safety and without delay. They have pro
videri themaelve with new and commodious
crafts, which will alway b attended with abl
and careful hands. . ,.
Persons travelling to snd from and through
Sunbury lo New Berlin. Lswisburg, Hartleton
snd other places, will find it greatly te their ad
vantage te cross al Ibis Ferry instead f lbs
Bridge. they would sv from two lo foui
miles iridistaac. '. v JOHN 8PKF.CE-
LEWIS LENHART.
Bunhsry, April I. 184a 1 i. - -
a nnrxennT. ;
BOOT MAKER,
: .'NM6.-';i
. South Povsth STr, Aava Cnaaif Nirs '
Jsa. I8T4. M , :
j OURNAL.
The , Grand Purgative
roH tbb ovnn or
neadache, Giddinnae, Messles. 811 Rheum,
nneumaiHon, File,
Dyspep la, Seuivv, .
fmall Pox, Jaundice,
Pains In lbs Bark.
Lfearl Burn. Worms,
Cholera Morbus,
Cough, Qoinoey,
Whooping Gough,
Inward Weakness,
Consumption, Fits,
Pslpllallon of tha Heart, Mer Complaint.
Kwlng In the Throat, Eriaiprlas, Deafnsss,
Dropsy. Asthma, Itching of the Skin,
rever of sll kinds. . Cold. Oom. Gr.,l.
Female Complaint, Nervous Complaints.
B a Taaistr o othm ntsassts aaisttra
aosi tstroaiTits or ma atoon, Ann o.
STaccTioas ia trs oaossa or di
SSTIOW.
Rxperlenre ha prnvtd that nearlv everv DIs
ease originates from Impurities of th Blond or de
rangements of th Digestive Organa ( and to secure
Health, we must remove those ohi-tructions or re
store th Blood to Its natural state.
The aversion to taking medicine la most effe. -
tually removed by Cuckvs' Vsoitsbls Pea
etTtva Pitta, being tnmptetely enveloped with a
coating nf pure white Sugar, (which ia as ilnlioct
from the internal ingredients as nut shell fiom
the kernel) aan aavx an tarrx or stsnicina,
But are a easily swallowed as bite of candy.
Moreover they neither nautente. or gripe in the
eligh'est degree, hul operste equally on all 'he dis
eased part of Ihe syetem, instead of confining
rhmelves In, and rseking sny prticul.ir region.
Thus, if tl e Liver be affected, one ingredient will
operate on th ! particular organ, and, by cleansing
it nf an Excess nf Bile restore il toilsnaturd
state. Another will operate on the B ond, and
remove all Impuiitiea in Its circulition; while n
third will effectually expel whatever impurities
may have been discharged into the stomach, and
hence they are mi t thi root or aiaxt-i, re
move sll Impure Humor from the body : op n
the pores externally and internally J srpirat- all
forc gn and obi oiious particles from the chyle, so
that the blood may be thoroughly pure thus secu
ring a fee and healthy action to the Heart Lungs
and Livet and thereby ihey nxsTont rslth it
vi wnxn itt OTnsa shuns aavx rit.r.n.
The entire tru'h of the ibove ran he aaceitained
by the trial of a aingle box ;-and their virtues ere
an po'itive and certain in res' or ng Health, that
the proprietor hint1 himself In return the money
paid for them in all cases where they do not gi'
universsl satis action.
Retail Price, 2ft rfa. per Rox.
. Princip.l office No. Bfl Ve.ey St., N. o.
Koldhy JOHN Y'tUNG. etimhury,
M. A. McCAY. Nnrthumbe.lsnd.
$y nememlier Dr. O. V Cliekener ia the in
ventor of the Sugar Coated Piils. anil that nnth pg
of the aort wss ever beard of until he introduced
them in June, 184-1. Purchasers should, th. reform,
always ask for Cliekener' Sugar Coated Pills, and
take no others, or they will be ma 'e the victims of
a fraud. Sept. 18th, 1847. 1 eow
SILENCE
naxanrrt
eoroH I Tax
irxa ass im mi
or., thi work or thi
tux cuiiee or coTrstiMrTins hath-
IV IT 1 SOOSMI or D41H.
A RE YOU A MOTHER 1 Your darling child.
xJ your idol and earthly jov, is now perhaps
confined In her chamber by a dangerous cold In r
pale rheeks, her tSIn shrunken tingera, tell ihe
hold .di eaae haa already gained upttn he' the
sound of her sepulchral cough pietcea your sou'.
YOUNG MAN. when juat about In enter life,
disease shed heart cru-hing blight over the for
prospects of the future your hectic cough and fee
hie limbs tell of your loa and hope, but you need
not deapair. There ia a balm which will heal th;
wounded lungs, it is
SHERMAN'S
AMs-II EALING IJAI.SAM.
M s. ATTREE. the wife of Wm. II Aitree.
Enq. waa given up by Dr. Sew:, II of Wa-bin ;ti n,
D a. Roe and McClellan of I'hilad-li hia, Dr. Rue
nd Dr. Mott of New York Her friend nil
thought she must die. She hud everv nppearii ce
of being in couu nipt ion, and waa ao pronounced
by her physiii ins Sherman Balsam was given
and it cured her.
;vir. UA kiia tnc A. I ni unit s reirv, was
als.i cured of consnmp'ion by this B ilsam when
all other remedies fa-led to give relief she was re
duced 10 skelet in. Dr. A. C. Casile, D. ntiat.
2rtt Broadwsy, has wilnemed itseffi-cts in several
ea-ca where no other medicine afToided relief but
the Balaam operated like a charm. Dr. CT also
witnesaej its wonderful effects in curing 4thtn.
which it never fails of doing. Spitting llluo I, alar
ming aa il inav be, ia effect ually cured by thia Pal.
sam. It heata th ruptured or wounded blood
veasels. and makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. HENRY JONES, 108 Eighth avenue.
w,ia cured of cough and catarrhal nfficlione I Sll
year anding. "The Brat doae gave him m re re
lief than all Ihe other medicine he had ever taken
Dr. L. J. S-ala, 19 De'aticy strict, gave it to a
st-l.-r-in-law who was laboring under con-umpi ion.
nil to another sorrlv smct-d with the A-thma.
In both casta its rffects were immedia e, soon re
toring th- m to eomf .rrah'e health.
Mrs. LUt llE I I WELLS. 93 Cliri.lie slieet.
-utT. rul from Asthma 42 yvara.- Sherm n'e Hal.
sam relievml her at once, and she is eompnral v.-ly
will, being embled lo subdue every at i ark ty
iimely use nf thia medicine. Thia indeed is the
great remidv f-r t7"Ug' s. Colds, Spitting Wood,
Liver Complaint, and sll t-e all rtmna nf the
thmal, and even A-fi'i a and t'nnump ion.
Price 28 cents and t per botil-,
Dr Sherman' I -ough and Worm Lozenges, and
Poor Man's Plaster sold as shove
Dr. Sherman's ffir i- at tng Nasssu st N. Y
Agents, JOHN YOUNG. Himhurv.
M A.M CAY, Norlbumbeiland
September 1 till. 1847. ly
Vcselablc I'lilverwal lill,
TAc only known Medicine that at tht some time
purge purifia and tlrengthent the tyltia.
Loxno.v. July 7, ltfi.
DR LE ROY'rt Pills are a new medirine
whiih hss just appeared, and ia fist taking
he placea nf all other nf the snn e class. Thene
pills are composed of many ingr-dient. but the
two principal onea are Sarespanll and Wild Cher
ry, so united that Ihey act together; the on--,
through its admixture with other .uh-taweis. pu
rifying and purging, while the other is irenlhe ..
ing th system. Thus those pdla are al the sam
lime tonic end opening; a ded-rliun long and
eagerly aought for by medical men, hul never be
fore discovered. In ether word' ihev do tbe Work
of two medicii.es. and do it much better thin any
two wo know ofj for thev remove nothing fr m
ihesysiem but th impurities; so that while they
purge Ihey trenglheni nd henc Ihev cause no
debilitation, nd sre followed by no re-acii n. Dr.
Le Roy's pill have a wonderful influence on the
Mood ; Ihey not only purifv without weakening il,
but they remove all ij"ii..us psrticles from the chyle
beibie it is convened into flu d. and thua maka im
pur blood an utter impos-ibiliiy, Aa there ia no
(lehiliiation, o Uiei i no nausea or sicklies st
tending tbe operation of Ihi most sicelb nt of me.
dieinea, which never -train or torture the dig-e
tiv funrtiona, but caa-e them iq wrk in per
feclly natural manner; snd henc peraon taking
thin do noi becom pale and emaciated, hut Ihe
contrary ; for while it is the properly of ih eiaraa
pardls, united ' il is wilh other Ingredients,
remove sll lbt i foreign and impure, il is equally
iha prounv of the Wild Cherry to raisin all thai
i natural and sound and hence" robust stsi uf
heal i h w th certain rssuh of their unitaa opar.
tions. (ry Price gS cenU p BQX. f
Agenu lot L Roy' Pills,
John . younuJ8""'.
. . ' M. A, McCAY, Nerthumberl'd.
Aogusl lt, 1847. ly ,
. LL person indsbted la Ik subscriber, by
k sol or book account, ar hereby notified to
tall and settl lb sanaj without dslav. in order
to sav cost. IRA T- CLEMENT.
Buabnry, April 1818- ' ' -
DR. SWEETSER'S
IP (23 ZSB X a
THIS Medicln Is warranted, nn oath, hot to
contain s particle of Calomel, Curoaive Sub
limate, Arsenic, Chloride of Gold, or sny delete-
rone minerals.
The principle upon which this Medicine lets, la
bv ssaisling snd harmonising with natural ii
drive out sll foul scrimnniou humor from the
blood and body, and by assimilating with and
strengthening the gastric juice nf the stomach, il
assists diges'ion i In short there is not vein arte
ry, muscle or nerve in .h human body, that is
noi strengthened by th PANACEA, and il also
possesses the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the hone and joint.
.
FOR ERUPTION8 OF THE SKIN,
Scurvy, fctcothii'ie Affections, Tumors, Hirofuls or
Kings' Evi , White Swellinga, Ery.ipel. Ulcer.
Cancers. Running Mores, Scabs and Bile, lime
ami a determined perseverance in D . SWEET
SER'S PANACEA, will effect a cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
Reii-etinn nf food, Nu vs. Vomitings, Nervous af
t'l'Cliivn. Billion complaint, Head ad e, Pa'en- ss.
or Female Ir-egularHies. Dr. BWEETREII'S PA
NACEA will soon effect eur : but if obstinate.
or attended with griping, living pains, the dose
should be increased, and thp cure will soon be ef
fected. Lei not the patients frg'itcn ihemai Ivea
wiih the idea that they are too we..k to lake much
medicine; but bear in mind ibat thia mi'illy oim-s-ling
med cine put not w. akne-s into the frame, hut
mutt certainly drawa weakn- a- nut, le ives srrengih
in its place, and by giving composed s'eep at nig t.
and an apietiretn relish anv food, re-animaies the
whole frame wi h vigorous nc'ion, clearing the
mind and improving the sight.
SCROFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFEC
TIONS. ,
Scrofula is :iid to be heridit.iry. ih" tnfint re
ceiving from in parents ihe seeds nf this diaeas .
which ii ereaa.s with its veins, if neulecied and
not snhmit'ed lo frequent pnrifie lion with Dr,
8WF.E TSF.R'S PANACEA. The glands are pin
eed in the corners of the body, ard nut of the way
of direct communication j their real u-e i- a -iilijeci
on which much differ i ce of opinion previils; ii
snffi.-es us to kmw th.it when in a d'ai nard rale,
ihey are cipa'.le of being i-nr-fied and rle -naed by
long cnur-e of Dr. is WEE TiSER'S PANA
CEA, which rearore thi m to sound and pr..p. r
action, ticroful ua persons ran nevei pm too much
attention io their blood, its pnr fi. nii.m shmi d be
their firo thought, for afii r a loru course -f per-e-veranre,
they will ever curt bereditiry dtaeae.
In cases of JALSniCE ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPHINTS. 7 in DOl.OKEVX RHEU
MATISM OR RHEUMATIC GOVT, Dr.
SWEETSER'S PANACEA cannot be inn high
ly extolled -, it reaiches out the vi-y root nf the
disi-xae, snd 'y r moving it from the Blood makes
cure eeitain nd penninem.
F"r diae-isi-a of the Badflrr and K'tliietn Stric
ture. Gravel Stone. Pi leu. Fistula. Uiinaru Oh
iiruclinnt and Extreme Cmtivenesi Dr. S VV E ET.
SEII'S I'ANCEA is the best reimdy ever trel;
it removes sll tho-e scrimnniou humo s from the
Blood which give rise lo the above il.cen.-e. and
by keeping the blood in a pure conjilion, innurts
health.
For DROPSY, FXLLING cr-riir. IIOWELS
Impur lien nf the JAW. Mercurial Tuint Wnilt
netiofthc Spine Fluwof Htimllotlic Heml G'd
d ue, Sisi'ig and Buzzing iVo in ihe Held
nnd Emu. Dr. rWEETSER'8 PANACEA will
give cert iiti relief; in all seve e ai d chroti c cane.
the pstienla cannot be loo oft- n reminder! Ill il jr-
jfer dimet .mil pti entrance will iff-cl a cu e.
. I . Chillnand Fever, Ii limit -Vrei-a. Affect nn
" the F.yet ond Earl. Spongy and Hired. mr
Gu nit Brnnch-titanilrcce.nl Caught and C'.rv,
Dr SWEEISEK'S PANACEA will be f und
perfectly sure and cert.iiu in it elicit.
OR VEL AND URINARY COMPLAIN I s.
Tho-e enmp'ain's are genemllv utiemleil wi h
the most fital i ntim quel. cea. a"d ire, eldom or ne.
vei i u nl by the pica i.t r.i ul. of t: e.it.i i ni ; i'i y
ii-iiil y ncrninpsny Ihe piiient t the ur ivc, 1 1 -r
nlVeriiig the mnft rxcrui iating pain and tonure.
The canai- nf r hi complain a Bre the a.ime a a l I
Ihers ihe dio.-s id the blood t e. inn s rii. rui'i'.l on j
the finrsl nirrnw passages, wlici.ee ar s - niorhid
oriet onsni,il -toppai;. s ol ii'ine. .u will nnd
the in 'St p werful d un tie of no ue. a Ihev oidv
acrimoniou humors and incruatatinn.
DISEASES or tsk LUNGS-CONSUMPTION
Thi ia a very prevalent ami latal di-ea-e ; il re
sul'a iiio-tly fr. m neglected rough, culda and br-m-chili.,
alao from imoinper treatineni in mn.y it er
ca-es, such us measles, fevers ii-flvmin ni ns nnd
nisi pox. snd a hn-l of ether I adly treated dtaeirea;
where the cauw, instead of hsvmg been thorough, y
removed from the blood snd h.iily, have 01.lv Uen
pslliateil or removed from one put to breik nut in
another. By divesting y uur boi'iea ol all foul hu
mors, through the meilium nf Dr. et VV'EETsER S
PAN ACEA. the Cure is al once rendered c. rlain
and permanent. R collect, while there is ncrim
uinus humors floating in the ri cu aiinn, it 1- a apt
to enleon the lung a sny of er part oft! e body
ibis ia the reason th it consumption is so prevalen'.
BILES, SORES AND ULCER.
1111-11 v-'U etn- on hip ri eri ir. conie noni anil
hsve Iheir sour,, in. the i.ile.i..,. and might j..- a
well have letibil on vmii lungs. Iter, or any othe
pail, wbtch we know, hey fr ;,y .I, p,n
uce rn.i-t violent ilifl.iiiimal,,rv d onder. Th
i'i.:il. .1... ,
humor which o. ciloi.s theae sores Is uf a hig'ily
icrimoni .n burning mlipe We knnv it from
the pain il gie in tor ing, and aft, r var.ls iia ra.
ptilly u cera'ing and corr. d.ng ihe (l-h and ki'.
of ihe pa t wheie it hnaka out Th a ehowa the
reeea-ity of fiequentlv pm ifviug ire l.l.iod w in )i.
SWEETSEIt'S PANACEA, and keeping such
J
msltgnnnt humors in su .j. c.ion Should vu h.v.
s lido or ulcer, be ihu.kfai th it ni'U has Ink. 11
'rouble lo warn you of the danger, youi life and bo
ly is in, fir it 1 a warning t' at H e blood i foul.
Hud 1 ho- s.me acrimony a-t-ced ihe lung in t.id
,-f the surface of ynui body for us sea, consump
tion of ihe lungs wou d hav lieen ibe'cniisequeii. e.
D lay tint tl en, in purity and cleanse with Dr
Sweitrrr'a Panacea.
SI'INE DISEASE
Spiiul affeciiona, . nlarg- ineul of the 1m es and
joints, white swellings, hip joint complaint, iup
uie, falln g of the bowels mid worn - disei-e. will
fin I a siieedy nure in Dr. Sll'EETEK'S PA
NACEA. Wheie the disease l a-been of I ng
i.indiiig, the lime required lo make a rure will I e
longer ; I ut the patient may rest assured that a
de:ermiued perseverance will effect it,
BRONCHITIS. ASTHM. in DISEASE OF
THE WINBPIPK.
These ili,-eei proceed from tbe serioaity or
corrupt hunuirs of ihe blood, having s t ied iuelf nn
he throat and lungs, snd i-lo..ed them up, ao that
ihev cannot draw auffiVicni air in for rrspiratuv
Dr. SWEETSER'S PANACEA will give ;.,,!
ii.uid rri.t-,. iiu 11. man i.ir ruir periQc Hm .r
ism, 11 snoiiki n ronnnuen soil It,,,, (Mil, to
tree tti syitem ul sll bid Lucira,
RHEUMATISM. RlKIJTIt GOUT AND
MEKCVR'Al. DISEASES
Find safe nnd aprody eur in Dr. SWEET
SER'S PANACEA. U eures l.y searching every
Id, nn! vfs and artery, end driving out l inipu
'lie '.nd toul humor acrumulated therein, which
a I'.i reus nf rh umlis, g -ut and swelling nl
ih Joints, The de'eterous enVls of calomel and
rher mineral poiaena, nadily y Id lo its .nvereigu
influence 1 indeed, whan il v.l ialds properties be
come fully known, th us of all Doner I p .ion will
he enneigned lo ih lomb of all tha Capnleis,' anil
only b Iheughl of ss a by-gon eu-Mn, ..f (he dar
ker agM. Dr. Hweetser' Panacea i also a surr
cur for dyspepala, pile, ontiviirs, yrtigo, bsd
ach. palu in Ih brsart and liter oomplitnl.
SSB
FEVER AND AGUE. "
Fever I always caused bv a disorderly move-
mnt of th bbxtd. tiruggHoe lofiee itself bf siw-
thing thai encumbers ii ; In fad, vry kiud of fe
ver i nothing mor than a struggle between tbe
bloud and corrupt humors, and aa soon ss the e n-
im-r. aae the quantity nf urine and do not pu tfv . i , " ' , 0,"",.",,. " ""l nnf T"
nd sivensttv th ,.art. Bv punfving the I I... ,. '1,2 "1 V ""'"i"'
wilh Dr. SWEETSER'S PANACEA, vnu re I " I ?, 1' T . f ''umiesa I 1 the 111.1t lend, r
move the caue ,, iha.li..- ncq..r, can ! ,, le , " "' h"'
. 1 r o- 1 mnn suite-lug ; t- e mo- plea nl nnd benivn m ia
not exiat anv longer, afti r snficu-nt p-nai-enn e I ,, . , 1 'VnM
... -. tl. .1... .....1 .t... ., ..... ... .... .r ,. "." "', ' 'b t e er ..If r. .1 tn th.- word: an I
1. UR unp una uriiiivi;.. 11111 ni.'uu null until Ol all '
rnrt humors are expelled, you hav no more fever
When patient wilh fever submits lo be bled, or
hsve his blond poisoned with mercury, il wesken
his frame tn such a degree that if he survives the
prnre, it alw ays leaves him subject ti distressing
c'iKIs, when 9 limes nut of 10 he resort lo ague
pills powders, oi tonic mixtures; thi 1 going from
bad to worse, a theae vegetable pills, powders, Ac,
sr n.'tning but mercury anil qtimtne in disguise,
which may for lime drive Ihe disease so fsr into
ihe body aa n n io be perceptible, but very oon i
will break nut again wilh fearful violence To cure
due and fever, ihe cause nf the disease must be re
moved nut nf the blood and bodv. which can be of.
w Af.ry. u hT Dr- WEE TSER'8 PA
NAl.LA. which purine., Clesne snd strengthens.
It co..t..ma nothing that can pna.ihl injur, and it
use is alwaya safeguard against chills and fever.
pmTes.
In stt Casi nr Puns, Dr. (SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will eff.ct a verypre,y cm " ,'t
moves from the blood, stomach and bnwala rR
those foul acrid burning humors, which ar' ih.
cauan nf Tib and Costivene, and by strengthen
ing Ihe digestive organs, improves every part nf the
nttre bodv.
FL.TULENOY AND WIND.
Thee diseases ae cau ed by the -lomach and
bowels being choked up with vicld shiny mailer,
be air hi- h enter lb m c innnt Cipe unil fnrcej
hy some cnntrai tiiin of the a omnch to expel ii
hei ee 'he cause of piin. A few doses ,f Dr
SWEETSER'S PANACEA will convince the
siiffeier that rel-ef is at lined
CUE VP MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
Parenta will fi d ihe PAN ACE a v.ln'h'o
nv'.'i.iiie fit tbe-r child. en, keep-ng their bndieain
a hi nl hy c tuti'i .n, thereby s-aisting their g o v h
children or g-own peisons. after taking it, arc nut
I a' le io be attacked with an epidemic a before aa
it alwavs leav-s the blood in a pure Condition, and
be niire sy-tem in a Mreugthened atate; jt drives
ut a 1 Mode of we.kuras from Ihe body and leaves
.11 heal hy wit'. in,
M VRUIED LADIES
v usiiiin nr. nnt,i?t,na ACE A a nie.li.
c ne purely ad ipted to their use. Most ladies do:
r ng the peri d gf pregnancy are affiictcd with pi1,-..
Dr. SCweetser's Panacea, by regulming ihe bowel
-ill entirely ohvia'e lhi. and its purifying pmpr-r'
tie i n ihe Mood and fluids, in-ures to them heal
thy off pring. No one who i a mother shoul I Im
without it, and thos- who ore nursing will find it
of g rut Inn. fit to the health of their infanta.
F.'i burrenne-s mid all iliaeae nf wmiih. it
is with. '1)1 a rival in (he entire hintiuy and t-.iiMlouuf
of medicines; by it extraordinary strsnglhenina
power, it aliiuiilati'i and sir. I'gthens tiw irnmli, u
weakness ..f which is the cnii-e ol failure lo have
offspring.
NEKVOU8 DISEASES.
Under thia he d mav be cla;ed Palpitation of
the Heart, TV Dolors mix or Faei ache. Neuralgia.
Iml.ges i.in.Toiilhache, M'e'anchnlt , Hvstkrics.aiul
in Inct, ev. rv d aea-n c.iu-n J hy ihe ah irp, l.jting.
acrimonious liu nora irritstmtt Ihe nerve j H,n
nerves receive the morbid nnf teS-ioii from the to.
inach, or rather lr-m tin- blood through the aaein-v
-fire t iich and dige tiv.- organa, nnd Hlth uaii
nt'ier pirn ol' the holy afe app renily th -p.,t of
he di-. aap, alii1 ii U cniMed hy the m -ri.td iinpa--i
.n conveyed from I e blood bv 'he nerve tn that
pa t. I. w ,l..sns nl Dr. SU EE I'sRii'S
NAt'EA il aoou nsure the pdtieut th. t he l.ai
ill., cure iihii po-s.vs'o",
ERYslPEL ", nn ST, ANTHONY'S FIRE.
'Thi ia an infl.mtrtHiorv ili-o dcr, nlw yaat end
d with m r- or bss pain It procinla' from iho
'til. iicrimniooiis humors lodged in ihe blond nn I
flu d-. eillj. g . n ihe I in s nnd face, eanait, PI.
Heme pun and levers; all appli. arinns on the -nr-
! f,, e w"'" Unn '"i". tbey only I nd t,.
throw I eilisea-eri .nine nl her nart. nnd K,..
iai.8-- de th. Bleeding .a likewise ini n-. r.
me the ill ea.' ou .1 u I gi 1 m ..f ihe cua,-; ,,n-
ly oi in iie t . gel th.-f.nil hum t 0.11 ..f v nrld I.
and von will he we. I in a day. Dr. sVKE'C
ME l'8 PANCE. a ihirou:h nunfl r of lh
j hi. 10', will s B'ch 1 111 iveiy impnriiv in ihe mn'o
remote p ria i. ihe h.alv and exp I it throngti the
m d u.n nf-thc l o cU. Tlieic i. r.ot a vein, ui,.
jrv. innseV -r ..rem , f ih- entir." framen-.i' k of
man, lhat Dr. S, tser's Pa-iace, doe no' im
prove. 1 .1 nke it wh 11 vnu re well is to keep
we I ; Mid when sick to le dime well.
Pit SWEETSEl S M.Y.1C.,.heinicnrn.
posed i.i.ly ill a v, geialde. mailer or medical nerba.
al th- ram lime the mos- 1 en, I m in me., I,i
j heiootofai y c rnp'a 11 . however d.ep. and nf
j perf.-rm ni a c r -.
I . Puce f I ier I.- Ill,-, or six bol l f..r f.y f,
I -ale, who1 -ale nnd r.-rail. ai he rnrn-i ..f
t:tl.Rl.KS u d I'Kt ri' Sinpi. lUhimor-. ml
..lo l.y GEORGE BlillWIT.
lVov. 6 1S47. .y Sunbury
its ii .s 1p k a 1 if vti
liutnt. Scalds, and all kinds nf Inflamed
Snrrs (Utrcd.
! ravjOnMEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, ia
j 1. the mo-tcomp'ee Bum Amid. iteever known.
stan ly, (and as if by Magic) stops pains of the
iii.im neeraie mini- nn l Pc dil--. f or old S ir-'s,
U.11 se. Cut, Sprains, Ac., on man or banal, it ia'
'he bear .l callftn thai ran be made. Th-uainds
have ir.ed and Iho lan.J pr ie it Ii ia the in tl
pi if. CI master ..f pain ver dmcoiered. All who
,1 - "r r.vrrv lain. iv an-.ui.l .he i.rmi.
I 1 1 aj , , ,- .
I fZui neeil it " '" 'me f the
! n . 1 1. . .,
j h.,,0 l.VZl
' . . . -.. ... - ini uir guiint
lail-'l. I o imiNtp Una la l.tri?irw
I Bo tmen. Liv. rv Men. Firrne s. and all whou.c
I Horse-, will find this O ntm.'Ml ih,- v.-ry t-c-t ih.nt
j I'i. v tin u-e fin Colla O Ha. S. rati lie," Kicks. .Vc.
1 Ar.. on th ir animals. Surely everv merciful man
I oukl ke.-p hi - in im.ila aa frre fioin pain ss posai
j bte- Touey'. Universal I iiiliniit i. all Ihii is re
1 nniril t'ru if -
I , rEs a, rN-8E,.m F, ha , fc
I 1 . ,- , . . H .
t 1 ,m linn
I va le I Hundred h .ve tried it an I found it g.voj.
1 n.r.n i.i. iir.iJ ! r or me riles, I nusey U
niveisal Om meut is one nf ihe best Remedies that
can be applied. All who have tried it fot the Piles
recommend ir.
OLD SORES CURED. For old nbaiinata
Sons, ihe e is noihiug equil to Tousey'a Oint
ment. A per.iui in Man. ink had, for s number of
veara.a soie leg thai 1-athVI the skill of the doctors.
Tnuaey ' Ointm- nt w .a rec -mim-nded hy one of
he vi-umg phyaicta.'S, (who knew 't-g'est virtue,)
and mo lanes pr -duced m ne benefit thin the p,
item had received from any drj nil pieVpiua ica).
dies. Lei all try it.
Ui:if. 1 AND KC. LD,i CURED. Tboiis.a.1.
or c .si'ai.f Burn, a-ld Scalja. in all pans of Ihe
coun ry.hive le' tUnd by Tottsey's l'ni..ral
Mnimein. r,iflcM enough could b had to fill
the w',.. ( (hia ,1,,,,
VP'rUENT BRUISES CURED. Tei rooni
Is . n lu.ninoiiial-. in lavnr ef Tousey's O.ntraent
ror eunnj Ibui-e. hn la-n elf red lbs prortiie
I os. Ilunbe ls in Syracu-e w ll reiliry tails gres,t
meiii n rei sin i- pain ) lfcu most vem4JruU
All per. ms should try it.
KOALO HEAD CURED. 8 re of ,.- of
eVlj M, bay.- Iivn cured by Tou sj ' Oint
meut. Trv il .11 . I ivo fit's,
8A'T RHKIIM CURED. Of s i th remedies
vr iliNCnyerrd f. r ih'-a mol dlnsreea' le coniplaint,
T"Use ' I'n ver-hl (linlinent is the mom omp)ie,
Ii ner wa. kn wn t fail.
OHAPPI- D HANDS CAN BE CURED.
TouM-y' Universal Oinlmenl will a'wavs cure the
iwi caw of Chpp-d Hand, Scores of urrsons
will s ii this ,
SOUK LIPS CURED For Ihs eursf of Sere
L"p Ihrre waa 11. ver auvihing made Squal-o Tou
sey's Oiulmenl. U i aura lo euro Ihem. Try it.
It i seien' trie eomponnd. warranted noi In con
tain any p.en, ration of Mennrv. rrt- Piic IS
cent per box. ' Fur further particulars eu reriiini
ihi raly valg.LI Ointment, th puhlie e i.fei
red lo Pamphlets, to he h,J t,t,i nf n-gpec'sliU
D uggisl and Vart hsnta lhraill.hll.ll iK, ItllltMii
Slate.
Prepared by ELLIOT A. TOl?SEV. n,.'..
Syracuse. For sals hy .
JOHN YOUNO, Sunbury,
M. A. McCAY, Northuuibsilsnd;
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