Sunbury American., April 21, 1849, Image 4

SUNBURY AMERICAN ANT) SlIAMOKIN JOURNAL.
plf0tf lUnrouts iUnttf r.
' NaCVoo, Illinois ftanroo, Illinois, is be
1 coming in object of' attention again in the
Wert. The Miwtouri Republican contain' a
letter from Nauydo, Which says s "' , .
." Onlr week since, there was an arriral at
Wtntoo, of three hundred citizens of France,
who are seeking that repose in quiet of our
own well regulated goernment which they
could not enjoy amid the stormy and pro
criptire spirit which has so long ngitated
their own country. This band of emigrants,
struck with tho picturesque beauty of the
place, and impressed with the fertility of the
sorrounding country and tho healthfulness of
the locality, hare come to the conclusion that
no place an be better adapted to their wants
than Nauroo. This company of emigrants is
headed by ho distinguished Cabct, who is
determined to make this place a nucleus for
emigration. It is said that seven hundred,
who belong to the same association, are ex
peoted to meet their friends here in a short
time, and that thirty thousand, who are still
in France, and who are said to belong to the
brotherly fraternity, will emigrate and settle
with their brethren w ho are already in the
United State, under the flattering expectations
. that Nauoo will be made the.nucleus of this
emigration.
Pt.tASAST Amcsemekt. "Ma, ma, cousin
Bill he's in the parlor with sister Jane, and
" he keeps biting her."
"What, William biting my Jane !"
' 'Yes'm, I seed him do it ever so many
times; bite her rite on the mouth, and tho
tarnal gal didn't holler a bit, mother."
"Ah ! never mind Ned, I guess he didn't
hurt her much."
.''Hurt her! cracky, why she loves it, sh
does; cos she kept letting him, and didn't
say nothing, but just smacked her lips as if
. it was good, she did ; I seed it all through
the keyhole." I'll fire taters at him next time,
see if I don't." -
G. P. B. James, the novelist, has common
ed writing little books for little children.
He has tired out the grown people.
The great central coal field of the Missis-
sissippi valley covers an area of 70,000 square
miles, or 44,800,000 square "acres six times
the area of all the coal fields in Great Britain;
and yet, this vast supply is seldom taken into
the account when estimates are made of the
coal resources of the United States.
More or it. Mr. De Witt, of the firm of
De Witt & Co., arrived at New York, on
Monday, the Sun of that city says, from San
Francisco, (California,) with $50,000 in gold
dust from the mines.
Morals in Texas. A Galveston paper,
deprecating the number of divorces granted
at the recent session of the Legislature of
Texas, says, in that State the marriage con
tract is not as binding as a horst trade.
Royal Can-dob Georze II. beinir in
formed that an impudent printer was to be
punished for having published a spurious
kiug s speech, replied that he hoped the
punishment would be of the mildest sort, be
cause he had read both, and as far as he un
derstood either of them ho liked the spurious
speech better than his own.
One of the most beautiful gems in oriental
literature, is contained in a passage from the
Persian poet Sadi, quoted by Sir W. Jones,
.the sentiment of whieh is embodied in the
following lines:
The sandal tree perfumea when riven,
' The axes that laid it low :
Let man who hopes to be forgiven,
' Forgive and bice his foe.
The Pennsylvania Legislature was ninety
nine days in session and passed over 600 acts.
VALI ABLE RECIPES.
Horn Ail. Pour a spoonful of boiling hot
brimstone into the cavity just between th
horns. It will effect a speedy and radical
cure.
Over Eati.no Apples. A lump ofsalara
tus of the size of a common apnle. dissolved
in water, will give instantaneous relief to
came mat nave eaten too liberally of apples
Ciiolic in Ho6es. Dissolve in a quart of
i-uro water as mueli salt as will thoroughly
saturate the liquid, and drench the animal
thoroughly until you discover symptoms of
relief. This is a simple and effectual reme
dy, and has been successfully applied in ca
ses of bolts.
Cure roa Foikder. Mi, one pint of the
aeed of the common sunflower in the animal's
food as soon aa you discover symptoms of
founder, and yon will give immediate and
certain relief. - This the best remedy known.
Remedt for the Galls on the Backs or
Horses. Auoint them with an ungent com
posed of white lead and milk, i cases of
long stading, it will be necessary to repeat
the application frequently. Milk is prefera
bl to oil.
To PaEstavE Flowers Ladies who wih
to preserve flowers are recommended to try
nitrate of soda. J As much as can be held be
tween the thumb and finger placed in the
water with the flowers will preserve them
fresh, it it aaid, for a fortnight.
Coeoii Syrcf. Take Thoroughwort Hoar
hound and Pennyroyal, of each a good hand
fol, and boil them in just water enough to
extract U strength ; then strain off the liquor,
jmd add an equal, quantity of molaues, and
VI until U form . candy. Eat freely of
.Ibis tsery tuna indiuatieu l. cough is
'. .y,our.?00h wi" "kw you.
Soft Ginger Bread, to at with Cor.
Bee. Tak four teacops full ol flour, two
of molasses, on half do, of butter, two of
buttermilk,' one of thick cream, three egga,
bat Uble-spoonful of ginger, and the same of
Mltvatas. .Ma tlssm all together, except the
wttrwilk and sahcrmtu j the later should be
iuisolyejjn lu buttermilk m4 adUed'io the
JostVej of 4 wo cups of . molasses,
AM M of sugar andoa of molasses. Some
prefer ft. Bke jooifje, mixing and est
DL TQWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OP
SAHSAPAIULLA.
THIS Eitrect ia put up In quart bottles, tl It six limn
cheaper, ulmaanter, and warranted suncrlor in inv
ilit. it cures diseases without vnniitinf, purpriiig, lick
nees, or debilitating the patient, end it particularly adapted
FALL and si-ring medicine.
The eTtat beauty and tuperiortly of this SaraapariUa ever
vtirar renicniet is, wntin II eraaicatet disease,
it invigorate the bod)'.
Conaumption eared.
Cleanae and (Strengthen.
ConaimntlfMi ran hit mrcri.
Bronchitis, Oonnimntinn, Liver Complaint, Colds, fought,
vaiarrn, Asinma, pnlttlne ol moon, aoreness in ina
Chest, Hectic Flush, Niaht Sweats, Diffi
cult and Pmfuaa r'spectoration,
and Pain in the Bide,
etc., Ac.,
hare and can be cured.
Probable there never w a remedy that has been an sue-
ceaaful in deqierate cases of consumption an thin ; it clenn
aet and etrenitthciia the evstem, and appears to henl the ub
cert on the lunfts, and patients gradually regain their utual
ncoiin aim .ircngin.
Cl'ftlOL'9 CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There it scarcely a day unmet but there are a number of
eases of consumption reported at cured by the ute of Dr
Tnwnscu'a ttarsnpmilla. The following waa recently re.
ceived :
Pr. Towjukxo Dear Sir: For the hut three mn I
ban Ven afflicted with general debility, nnl nervout con
sumption of the hit stage, and did not expect to ever pun
my health at all. After going thrmigh a course of medicine
under the enre of sonie of them-ail distinguished regular
physicians ami members of the llonrd of Health in New
Vmk and elsewhere, and spending the nnst of my earnings
In attempting to run in my henlth, and after rending in
me pner of yotit rnrmpnrilln 1 naolvcd to try it. After
nsing six botUct I found it done me armt e-.md. and called
to tee you at your ofhee i with your advice 1 kept on, and
do most hcnrttly thnnk yon for your advice. I iwrtevere in
vhhih uir ruiMivtrnin, ana nave neen sole to nltenu to my
ntunl talmrt for the kmt four months, and I Ikm by the
blestingaof Gol and your Sorsninnllii to continue my
health. It helped uic beyond tho expeetnt iontf nil wito
knew my case. CHARLES Ol'I.MBY
urange, h.aaex on. N. J., Aug. 8, lt7.
Stnteof New JiTtev. F.wu.i nmulf rVinrlcfl Oiiim.
by tieing duly sworn according to law, on hit onth suith,
tint the foregoing ttntetneut is true acronting to the liest of
niisnowieiigeamirieiier. uiiaiu.i; tjit.tiuv.
Sworn and suhacribed to before ine at Orange, the 3d
August, ll-IT. CYRt'S BAl.im iN.
Juttice ot the t'cace.
SriTTTNO BIXIOD.
Read the follwint:. and aav that eonatumMion it in incu
rable if )ou can :
New York, April 23, 1847.
Dr. Towjuoijd: I verily believe Hint vuur Kiranmtilln
hut been the means, through Providence, vi snving my lite
1 have for several years had a Utd cough. It Itccume worse
and worse. At last I rnised laruc quantities of liliKid, hud
niffht sweats niul uiis irmitlv flhilititlnl mtil r..Hn..,Ml B,l
did 14 espeet to lt-e. I linve only used yonr Harsnnnrilla
v... a ,,re, virv, viicia iu- n winiMcriui cunuve occn
wrought in me. I am now able to walk all over the city.
I raise no bioixl, and my cough litis left me. Ym can well
imagine that 1 am tliankfiil fr these results. Your oliedi.
ait servant. W,M IU SSF.I.I,. UjCnllmrinest.
LOST HER SPEECH.
The annexed certificate tells a simnle and truthful stnrv
of suffering and relief. There are thousands ot similar en
ses in Uiis city and Brooklyn, nnd yet there are thousands
of parents let their children die for fear of being huinbiiKged
m w wve a icvr satuings.
Brooklyn. Sept. 13, 147.
Dr. Tawssimd: I lake pleasure in slating, for the bene
fit of those whom it may concern, Hint my daughter, two
years and six months okl, waa nlllicled with general de
bility and loss of s)eech. She wns given up ns past je
covcry by our family physician; but fortunately 1 wns re
commended by a friend to try your Saranairilln. Before
having used one bottle sho recovered her Sieeeh and wns
enabled to walk alone, to the astonishment of all who were
acquainted with the circumstances. She is now quite well,
and in much better health than the lint been for Is months
past. JOSEPH TAYLOR. 19. York st.. Brooklyn.
TWO CIIH.DHKN SAVKIl
Very few fumilict indeed in fact we have not heard of
one that used Dr. Townseiid's S:irsnpnnll:i to tune, loat
any children the past Summer, while those that did not ,
sickened and died. The ccrcilieate we publish below it
conclusive evidence of its value, and it only another instance
of Its saving the lives of children :
Dr. Towxsexd Dear Sir : 1 had two children cured by
your Snrsapnrillu of the summer complaint and dysentery ;
one wat only 13 month old and tlw other 3 years. They
were very mneh reduced, and we expected they would die j
they were given up by two respectable phvaicinus. When
the doctor informed us Hint wc murt lose thein. we resol
ved to try your Snrsapnrillu we had heard much of, but
bad little confidence, there being much stutf advertised
that is worthless: latt we are thankful Unit we did, for it
undoubtedly suved the lives of both. I write tins that h
era may be induced to use it. Yours, respectfully,
JUH. WILSON, Jr.
Myrtle-avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. 15, lt47.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dx. Towxsesd's StisAPAMLLA is a wercign and speedy
cure for incipient consumption, and for the general prostra
tion of the system no matter whether the result ol' inhe
rent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or ac
cident. Nothing can be more surprising than itt invigorating ef
fect! un the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
situde, from taking it at once liecome robust and full of
energy under its inMiience. It immediately counteracts the
uervelessiicss of the female frame, which is the great cause
barreiuiess.
It will not be expected of us, in cases of so delicate a na
ture, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases huve been repor
ted to us. r
Dk. ToWMsxxn: My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness nnd general debility, and sutlering continually by
pain and with other difficulties, and having known onset
where your medicine has eOected great cures; and alto
hearing it recommended for tueh cases as I luive described,
I obtained a bottle of your Extract of Snrsannrilln and fol
lowed the directiona you gave me. In a short peri.sl it
removed her complaints and restored her to health. Being
greatlul for the benefits she received, I Hike pleasure in
tliui acknowledging it, and recommending it to the public.
M.D.MOORE,
Albany, Aug. 17. '44. cor. Grand Sc Lydia its.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or mcdicina has ever been discovered whieh to
nearly resembles the gastric "Juice or saliva in decomposing
food and strengthening the organs of digestion ns this pre
paration of Sarsnparilla. It positively cures every case of
"7 -I 1 -i i mwrvKtv or eunqiir.
Brink Department, Albany. May 10, 1hS.
Dr. TownscudSir : I have been altiicted for several
years with dysiepsia in its worst form, attended withnur
ness of stomach, loss of appetite, extreme heartburn, bih) a
grent aversion to alt kinds .if food, and for weeks, (what I
could cut) I have been unable to retain but a small portion
on iny stomach. I tried the usual remedies, but they hud
but little or no efl'eet in remm ing the complaint. I was in
duced, about two months tince, to try your Extract of Snr
tapunlla. and l must sny with little confidence ; but alter
using marly two bottles, 1 found my appetite restored and
tlw heartburn entirely removed; audi wiwld earnestly re
commend the use of it to those who have been afflicted as I
have been. Yours, te., W. W. VAN ZANDT
Agent for SnnMiry JOHN W. FRII.INO; Nor
thuinlierland, M.VKY A. McCAY; Danville, W.U. A.
Ml RRAY Jc Co.,
Apulitt, IW ly
OAKFORDVS
UNRIVALLED STYLE OF HATS
FOH GENTLEMEN'.
CHARLES OAKFORU,
So. 104 CHESTSUT STREET
rhuudclphia.
Woult! respectfully invite attention in tut tuporior
tfyleofbttt for lutumn. I84S, which, will ba
found tbs moat perfect ever tit fore off red to iha
community- lis peculiar forms rentier-it the mora
desirable, as il combine all the eaaenn'uU of dura,
bilily anduealness, requisite in that attii le of I'rest
wliilts hi iiicreaartl facilities in in manufacturing
with all ihe nioderu impr.ivemi nts. enables him
To Challasse ths Woslo to produce s better
Hal.
Chiidbkh's Fasci IUtsaxd Cass or ths
LiTisT Mons. Thrsa goods have Wen telert. J
with great care-, and will be found moat beatiiiful
and chaste in their stylet.
Lsuixs' Kmias Hats ao Cars or Hartai
IT iw PiTTKMat. Great caiehas been heatow.
ed in cotistrurtii g these artie'et. th .t (bey may fit
peifectly eay and form a graceful upiie 07 ipce.
CHARLES OAEFORD.
104 Chettnut St. s lew doort above Thi.d.
Phils.lelphid.
September 30, 184S.cb June 34, 1848 ty
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER TH Atf EVER.
Henry Masser,
AS just received at his store, in Sunbury,
an assottment of the cheapest Goods, that
ever came to the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, tfe.
French black Cloths, Cassinetts, to. Cali
ooes, of excellent quality and colors,
price 6 to 10 cts. Good Muslins, a
yard wide, at 6, cents.
These are not the low priced irnah nrtirla
usually sold. Muslin de Lainee, of fine qual
ity and patterns 181.- Handsome Terkri
and other Shawls and various other articles.
" iue public are requested to call and judge
for themselves.
Sunbury, Nov. 18, 1848.
1 I'M SHOES for Gentlensea and Ladiee, just
f received and tor sals by H. MAWEK.
anbtfry, le. g, 14.
V XES of a very superior quality for sale by.
' ', ' H.MAcSER.
fiunbury, Dtw. S, 1848.
r oUen Vam, Cotton Carpel Chain, Cotton Laps
ad Wadding, CoUon Outliiiea, Ready made
Pshtaloonsl Ready nil. Va.i- '. ... Ir..:
. - - t -w..8.v sunn,
f JUftUtW hnetl treaervwg kettles, just received
3 . II.MAWCK,.
UESTERW MEW YORK
COM. EOF, OP HEALTH
207 Main street, Buffalo, tf. Y.
DR. G.C. VAUGHN'S
Vrfjctnble Lillionlriitic Mixture
THIS eelebraled remedy it constantly increasing its lama
by the many euret it is making
ALL OVER THE WORLI .
It tin now become the only medicine for family use, tfid it
particularly recinnmeiide'l lor
DKOPSY:
II itopei of this complaint hnmcdinte ly relieved, mutter
of how long itnixiiiig. Pre 1'tmmnlilet for tetiiiHny.
UK A) U-U,
nnd nil dineniicc of the tirinnry orpnn for these distress
ing conitRinis it stands nlnne ; n- itther nrtirle enn relieve
you ( and the cures tt-stififd 10 willeonvinre the nift sken-
iichi : ace puinnillL'T. i ,ivr i rnupmim. uniiMun uiHcnoru,
FEVER & AGUE.
To the Great West cspet-inlly, nnd wherever thcts com
plaints prevail this medicine is nffered.
NO MINKHAL AGENT,
no deletcrlont eontnound is A iwrt of this mixiure. it
cures these dinenscs v, ith certutnlv and celerity, and doet
not wave ine tyttent torptn. re rnmntuct.
PILKS,
. a complnint or n mnst nniniul elmmcter. ts
IALM EDI ATKLY KEUEVED,
and a cure fotiowa Ity a lew days use of thisarticle ; it t
far before any oMrm pre(mrntioii fir this diftitse, or fr nny
other disease originating from imjiurs IiI'hI. ttc pnni
nhlet.
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.
weak buck, weakness of Ihe Kidneys. AtfT, or inflnmma
tion ol same, is imint'diHtely relieved hy a few dnys use (
this medicine, nnd a cure is alwnys a result of Its use. It
stands ai
A CERTAIN REMEDY,
for such complaints, and also for derangements of the fe
male frame.
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIONS,
pninfut menst mat inns. lS't nrttrlc hnt ever lieen offered
except this which would touch this kind of dernmremcntw.
It may tie relied upon us n wire and effective remedy, and
did we feel permitted tn do so rnuld give
A THOUSAND NAMES,
as nrof of cures in this distressing ciaM of comnlninls.
Pee psuuphlet. All broken d'nvn, d'-bilitnied c nistiiutitms
friHii the effect of meredty, will find the bracing pnwer of
this article to act iuimediaiely, and the p lisouous miuerul
rruuicuieu iruiii wic sveirin.
ERUPTIVE DISEASES
will find the alterative nnnieriies of this article.
rUIUFY THE B1AK1).
and driven such diseases fnm the system, ie pomphlet
for testimony nf cures in nil difeases which the limilsof
an at! vert i sen tent will not permit to be I mined here. Agents
frive thein awny ( they cnitain 33 rages of certificates of
i is h character, and a strmger
ARRAY OF PROOF
of the virtues of a medicine, never appeared. It is one of
the peculiar feature of thisarticle that it never fails to
be lie lit in nny cne. and if bone nnd muvcle are left to build
upon let the emaciated mid linireriin; invalid
HOPE O.V
nnd keep biking the medicine us I 'tig ns there is sn itn
pmvcincnt. '1 he proprietor would
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
nguinst a number of urticlet which come out under the
head of
SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUPS, &C,
as cures for lropsy, liravel, Vc. : They are good for uo
thing, and concocted to cull the nnwnrv i
TOUCH THEM NOT
Their Invent .ts never thought of curing such diseases till
thisarticle had done it. A particular study uf tht pain
phlft is earnestly solicited.
Agents and all who sell the article nre
GLAD TO CIRCULATE
gmtuitimsiv. Put nit- in 00 oz. Imtilea. at p; I'inz.dtat
frl each the larger holding 0 oss. more then two snmll b t
ties. liHk (Hit and gcrtiip"sed up m. l.very h mlc has
' Vaughn's Vegetable l.itliontriptic .Mixture. " bl nvn tivn
the glass, the written signature of 't. C. Vnushn" on the
directions, and 'G. C. Vnushn. Ijuflalo," stonimdon the
cork. None other nre genuine. Prepared bv Dr. G. C
Vunchn. and sold nt the princirwd Otficc. 207 Main street,
Dnflrtlo. at whohnnle and retail. No attention given to let
ters unless post paid orders from regularly constituted
Agents excepted ; post paid letters, or verltal communica
tions soliciting advice, promptly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ot this article
139 Nassau st. New Vorkcity! Sf F-sex st.falem, .Mass.;
and by the principal Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada, as Agents.
List of Agents. Storrs A co.. Wholesale Agent Philadel
phia J. W. Friling, Simbnn Isoiie (ienrhnrt, Seltnsgrove
C. A. Wyeth. Iewishurff II. I.Shrnfer, Milton II fives
ft McConnick, McKwetw ille Miss McCoy, Nortliumter
uuid. Aptil 1, l&lf y
vims.
RICH FANCY FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR.
CHARLES OAKFORD,
Furrier.
Xo. lO 1, (iicNlmit Strrct,
A few doors above Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the lutlca to rail ntnl ex.ilnine bi-
tiipeiinr t 'tk nf Mull's, Uoas, Tipppts &c. of
every vattety, rnnlsiinz or H'ch Ituxxta S.ilile,
Hudson's liny Mnrlin, Norway M ittin, Mii.lt Hit
He, Bauni Martin, Puine Martin, Ermine, Pitch.
Lyni, &c, Ac. These skim hare bun rel cted
with gn at cute, nd arc m .ile hy the lict workmen
in the country. I. nlio in .y rest assureJ that no
article will he nil. red fur sale in this establishment
that i not petlci'l in every l expect.
C1I MILES OAK FOR D,
Ao. 104, Clirmut ttrrrt, between
Third and Fourth itrrct
1'hiladtljihia
Si'itemher 30, 1818 6m
JACOB KECK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WIXK IMI Ml Olt Ut4M:it,
0 293 Market Street. Ucluw Eighth, Kurth tide
rillLillKLeillA.
Keept constantly on hand all kind of old Li
quor, viz : Superior old rye whiskey superior
Brandy, Uin, &c. Also white btsndy fo. preser
ving, Wild Cherry and Blackberry brandy.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1818. ly
623 OLiNSL 02 CJ? 5S3
Talent Air-Tight
SUMMER AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES.
Till; aliove Stove, wliieh is e,uullvell odnpteil to Wo,xl
or Coal, I1.1t reeen etl sill er lunbls at the luirt of Hie
American Institute, Srw Vnrk i iH' t(je Meelaiiiiea' Insti
tute. U ''"ton i of the I'niiikliu Institute, I'liilsUHplua : and
of the Mrcluiiucs' Inatituie, Wilmington, Delaware.
It is capable, it" )rnierly usiil, 01 d 'iiiu in .re work, w ith
less luel, 1 run any other M ve et 0ricr.1l to the pulilie: in
wintei it w ill warm the hracM kitclien, wlitle in tinuuier
with the sitmiiier ilivss attacked, it throws out nil more
heat than a chure al luruuee: ami for h iliiur, liroilimr, Ut
kuifr, or roast iny. it cannot be surpassed by any other Stove,
open fire, or brick oven.
KECO.M MKX D A TI OX S.
CsBiiricATi or Tin JvncEs or the MccBsNirs' Imti-
TtTE, IJ0ST0N.
We, the snliscribers. being ch sen Juilgea by the Massa
chusetts ClianlaWe Meehamea' Alaoeialion in Boston, on
stoves, lurnuces, rungea, ,Ve. w oikl iniorin tliepublie, that
alter teslina ull the oikina stoves that were put into the
Fair fur exhibition, and leUuiR em-li uiau inuiuiKe Ins own
stove with tho Seine kind of coal, in older to ascertain
veuicu wtiuKiuomo mite wora wttn tne leaat luel in ihe
suine time, and lo it Usl, we fui.l tliat Stewurt's Puteut
Buintner li'id Winter Air- right t'o,ikina Stove, inuuafactur
ed by the iiatt.itei'", of Tniy. X. V., to lethebest. as it took
but 13 minutes to boi) two anlkiiis ol water and Inke biscuit
in the suiue tune, anci nrt1'! lieef sleuk, and all ikua in the
best manner with seven pounds of cool, in tliirty minutes
from the time the tirs wne pu't i:!'o the stove. To which
we awanle.1 the silver uiedal.
JA.MF.8UOl 1.1), WAiTl'R CORXELI
THOMAS MOI I.TOX, A. li. WHITER, and
J AMI.iS I'AflE, Jt Dor...
Tlie suhseribers reseetfully invite the alteutKW of eoun
try dealers, to one 01 the largest and best selected eloc k of
stoves, ever offered iu tint city, among which are tu" fol
lowing :
Bates.
Screen Cy lenders.
Oven Stovet.
Watbington Air-Tight Cooks.
Vulcan do do
Kurektt do do
Large Oven do do
Albany do de
Willis do do
McGregor Mammoth do
Premiums Cook Ssves.
National Air-Tight Cooks,
Psrlor Stovet.
100 Louis Air-Tight Tsrlor Stoves.
150 Charlet the ill Ail-Tight do
900 Lady Watbington, Air-Tight Psrlor.
130 Washington Air-Tight do
300 McGregor's three days Psrlor Air-Tight
Coal Stovet, burning three days without stten-
tion.
For sale wholeiele snd retsil by North, Harri
son fg Co. No. 390 Market street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 18th, 1818 -
JUSTICES1 BLANKS'
f'VH SAL AT THW bVHOK. . .
OXYGENATED ,
LE2 H t? t .Lsli HI 23 8
A HOVKHEIU-X HIiMKnV 1 OR
..-.TDYaPBPSZA, r ;
AND .--if
GENERAL DEB It ITY. 1 1
GEORGE IL GREEN, PiiorniEToit.
Windsor) Vermont.
1J a ftsvtreirn irmnly ff DYtPEPfflA, In mony of tn
forum, tn:h u pnin In the WMTwhT Hrnrt.mm, hnhitial
(JnfHiVftiiPini, Acid Ittnnmli It.-mlnHm. Johbo1" Appetite,
Pili-n. Niulit fvmt. niH. PVfii Cnmniipiit)ii (Dvnjwptic
PlithtW.) nurl Anihinn, r Phthicir nttrroiitl witli rtnnHiae
mrnt nf the Pt-minrli (or DyKpt ptif Aihmn.) Piltkult
Brnuhintr. whii'h tU-n rrrnMm trum imnHVct iligpftion (t
Dvrtpt'ptir rvpiKra.) in rrlti-red l Ihi w Hittrrs. InBhort,
tlirir line tins lit-en prfivH in tht rrlirf nf nltwwt all fie
flvmptntim Unit proceed fmm a ilcliilitntt d ir numic comti
tion of the (l'iiniirh J oli in poncnil tlcltllity aripinst Irom
nfrt' or tnin the ciiVrtu of Fever, pnrliriilnrly l'vir nnil
Anfl. Feinnlei iiiltiinpr uiiih r nny tilrrine rtrrnncpnintf
nrining from wnikneM, will find the 4,OxvoksatI!D Hit
teksoii Mrcllent remlj, nnd irt enrpoel hy any medi
cine in line.
The history nf this nntlicine is peculiar. It hnfl made its
vny to pnl'lic favor nolrly ry the firra of its own intrinsic
merit. No nrtilietnl tnennft huve bten noed to give it no
toriety and tlirust it nnn public attention. It lina never
before even mot aiU erlii.tl. but having firnt nhown its r
nmrknlile eifienry in the I'nmily of the proprietor, nnd hy
him aiterwmdf ndminiHtered to his a f dieted Irimds ami ao
qtuiiatanet with a like rtwult, its reputation gradually ex
teniled until it is known in thn inotM distant pans of the
t'nion, as a mdieine nf nnrtvnltett virtues in the cure if
Tynpepia in nil it diffrrent tor in, nnd nln for the cure of
Asthma, or I'lithiaie. lis only herald nnd its only eulogy
has Nfn the story of it wonderful rflieiiry, ns told from
month to month or hy iettr from friend to irieitd. In eve
ry inslnnre where tht'o Hitters have been used, nnd the re
sult made known to the proprietor, they have proved a re
medy. Numerous eertifientes, attesting the aingnfnr rtTieney of
the "Oxygenated Bitter," are iu the poepsi'n of the
Croprii'tor; asany of them signed by imts aisalreaily widely
iiowii to the public.
OKO. R. GHr.KX, Tr prietjr.
Wl.XPWm, Vt., Octobers IH5.
The following Certifirntea nnve recently been
received i
Washington, D. C. Jtne 10. lH.fl. !
Having nindc use of the 'Oxjgt natr-d Hitters" prejutred i
hy lr. lies. H. Ureen, u' WiniU'r., Vt. and from kn.w
ledge obtained of their eflieaey in other eae. W'-eheertully
rcc 'tmneml them to thepahlie. believing lliatlhey will I ally
BUKtaiu the ree miiieiid:iti'u of the lr"priit t. We h.ipe
that this valuable remeily may Ie so generally diffused
throughout the count rj that it iuay lc neecssible' to nil the
attltctcd.
WH.JmV"mV.UI; U 8 Se,wtor frtim Vcrrmnit.
JAMKS F. PH.MMO.nV. 1t. Senator from R. Island.
J. T. .MOKKHKAD, U. Senator and formarly Govern
or of Kentaeky.
L. II. AUNOLD, Member of Congress and formerly Go
vern' r of H . I .
.M. WOUDHRIDGK, U. . SrnntoT and fonneriy G.v
vernor of Mieliiirnn.
M. L. MAUriN", Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory.
From Hon. H. D. Foitkh, .Memlwr of Congress from
I'eunsvlvatiia.
AVamiiVotox. ). C. Jl'k 10, 18ltf.
Dear Sir. I hove been a dyspeptic suilerer for aliout ten
years, and have res rtcd ti "vmi-ms nmlieines for relief
without sueeens, until I made un-; of your Oxygenated
Bitters." 1 have used nlnmt two bottles, and Had inyst It
restoreil to pcrieet heidih The forms in which the dis
ease showed itself, in my owe, were, great acidity ol the
stomach, loss of appetil-, extreme rlatulenac, severe cnnll
pation of the bowel, nnd violent headache. Feeling desi
rons that a knowledge of your valuable remedy may reach
others similarly afflicted. take great pleasure in record
ing my teptim my to its curative power; nnd would alno
return k. that while on a vinit nt home a short time since. I
administered a part of a bottle to a number of mv atHicted
Jrietids. wnh grent sucesa. Tln-y are desirous that you
should establish an nirenpv at PittHinrir. or inform them
where the medieinc can lie obtained. With an earnest de
sire for yonr prosperity and happiness, I subscribe imselt"
tmlv yonr friend II. 1. FOiTI-.K.
Doet. (iKo. H. GriFEN.M'inds r. Vt.
KW Wholesale mid Retail bv Cireen tc Fletcher, No.
26 rtontli Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
Atjeiu fur Smiburv II. li. MASSF.R.
Agents for Milton .MACK A V A II A AG.
A cent foi l'per .Mahonoy. J. G. HtiN.V.
April 15, IMS
IViii ili obo of liNhlonalIc
CLOTHING.
J. W. &. E. 1). STOKES,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Ko. 194 .Market Street, First Clothing ttnre be
low Sixth,
PlIlLADELmiA.
VfHERE thry are constantly engaged in gut
ting tip from the best French, English and
American c'oth. c'othing cut and made up in the
most superior and fashionable ity e. i'ersont
who buy to tell, will find s large and excellent
stock at the lowest city prices. C othing marie
up to order, ina superior stylo at the shortest
notice.
N. B. Odd Fellows Ki'ca'ia, a large assort
ment always on hand Ciders from Lodges and
individiia t promptly attended toon the most rea
sonable terms.
Phi'adelphia, June 3, 1 18 ly.
THOMAS C. fiARRETT & CO.
iMi'oitTnits or
3 o zjL 8
P aled and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
Kanav Oomls, and Mur.udrlmer if Jew
elry and Silver Ware, 122 Chrsnul street, Phila
delphia; hue r.vt-ived by hue nrriyi alffjo and
liandanmr a'o. It of KnitlMi ni.d Frei.ch Walchea,
and Marble, I'nrrelain ami Fancy Clurk.
Plated 1'rns. Cnslora. C.iko llni-ta, IIi(?li ami
t'luhib. rt'andlesiiiks Sniiji I, idles, N, o.ina at d
F.ik. A's a p.i..d assortment of Uii aniiia
Ware ai.d Fine ("ml. ry.
Theirs'nck .if JE WEI. I! V it line and of the
most fi-hioTuhle k'tul, and they are well .npplled
-ith Silver S,i.ins. Fmks, Mutu, N pkin Kim?-.
Ilmter Knives. Arc., ami wi hun in. king .iny dis
piay if p ices in the public print, they sra pre
tiarrd In si'll as l.iw a thoe ho dn, uiid invite
p iFona wishing to purehase tn rail,
l'hthide.hia, June III, 1844 Km
I
n presenting the public with a remedy for the treutineiit
.... - - --. . ..n u m. aimiiiiici Ulliou. Ul.easeS.
no aK'loey is needeil. Vast uumliers in the 1'iiiteil s-talet'
who sutler Irom llie, naM-ii,,a i, l..i- ....-.1 .-
comielleil to seek relief from other sources than the imme
diate prescriptions of the regulur phvsician. It becomes
tlieref.ire an object liumanily. as well at of public inter
est, t.) bring before them a remedy prepared flora much ex
perience, und whicli nuiy always lie relied upon as sak,
Et FECIl At, AND HABMLAi. TO THE CONSTITrriON. That
such is the true character of the INDIA t'HOI.AIiOGl K
is amply attested by ihe universal aucceaawiih which it hut
been employed,
tV" Kxtniri from a eonimunicntioii of the Hon. Wit
t.iAM laiuaiiiiiuK, of the V. 8. Senate, late Governor of
Michigan.
' Dsiaorr, Oct. 21, IW0.
DoCToa CuAHi.Es Oscood,
Dear Sir, I huve read with much interest, your III He
TBaeatiae upou the cauaes, truilmeut and cure" ol the
telade discuses which have so extensively prevailed in our
country during the last lew mouths an interest increased
uououlit. hy the fuel that I have individually eudejed so
much irom lhem..-Tliougli I feel myself very iuconipeteiit
to judge ailely upon a subject so entirely professional, vet
your theory seems to me well reasoned, and your couc'lu
sions just, and 1 ihiuk willuil, llait your isuniihlet ia euku
lated to pioduce much pracllcal good.
Sikmg of the medicine he snv. :It fully justifie.1 your
Haltering expectations, and aa a safe, cmveoicnt, and popu
lar reiTVHlv. luv own exiuieiu, a., ;.uu.n V. l.
lieve tliui if vn'i prove a great public benefit. I am idrased
to leal il duit you nu'e riccur.'y eHtuNislied several ugciK'iea
for iisdisiiiou though I regit thai, wi:.1! a view to a
- p.,-. -iMotiiiHiKiu ,q ,i, yOU SUOUKI ,m, c I'llim "
necessary to remove from your present residence uaoug uu
With much respect 1 have the hoiair fo ue, tir, '
Yiair obliged servant,
WII UAM WOODUHIDGE.
I"t" Flora Hint. TEPttEit V R TaowsaiiM-.',,, li-i.;
f, eHsie (Seiaite, ,o ,1,. Agem a. )TTr?aT. ' ' WlCh"
Biemikoham, Oakland Co., Pee 13, im
pr.ed la hottl. la the .proa, m, WKniav,,,rf
lfrtisinsi in sa siiiihh.
the d , physician. ; a,a ?. TTkTt
has universally pr..luead tlie nvt S,tZ (6rl dl hi,
keva it liss never Ue. ,xoe,M by X -tlltehl. b. JJ'
VU Ui. bile ais disease, of l. clmu!u nau-
Yours, reapaclfulli, , ' ' . j,,,-
f WKPIIKM V, H. TROW'BRijxjh
rve, MAY KlXittUiV" T' , "A1-"i "sluss.
Uss; S. IMs-a v -.-'
- . i,a .
THE ONLY RADICAL CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION ! !
Pernfuln nr Kinit'i Kvil, Rlieitmnlism, Obstinate Cntanecnit
f-.rtiiiii)its. l'mii-s ir rrsttiies tin tne inee. nsttr-nes,
Bilr s. t'hroiiie r re F.yes. Kins; Worm or Tetter,
-oM llenil, I-'nlnrir-ineiit and Pain of the
Honrs niul joints, !Siiilrm l leers. Syphi-
litir ftyiiiptoins. Heintiea or Lnmlsigo,
diat hnes arisine rrtm an itiJudU
ci"iis use oi' Mcieury, Dmji-
sy, i:xosiire or lnipru-'deiif-e
in life; al,
... Chronic Consti
ttlti'Minl Pis
orders. In this meilli-me several innocent but very potent artielet
of the vepeinhle kinirrlom are niutefl, forming a compound
entirely different in ittehnrncter and nropertiea fiom any
other prepamtion, and luirivnlled ill Its operation on the
system when hilpiriup; tinder disease. It should lm hi the
h'mi'ts of every person, who, hy hiininess, or fteneral eonrse
oi ute, is meuisn"seil to the verv manv aiuuients tnnl ren
der lilt aeursc, instead of a blessing, and to often result in
MUillll.
for pciJorrr.A.
fr. Drnke's rnnncra is recommeiifled ns a eertnin remeily.
N"t one instance of its failure lies ever occurred when free
ly used! It cures the dismiss and at thesame time tmiarts
vifror to tho wlivle system. Scnfiiluiis neratia can never
ruiy too ninrh nttriiii'in to the slate of their bluod. Its pu
rifienti"ii should lie their first aim ; for perseveraiKie will
accomplish a cure of t an iierkditary disease,
FOIl Kftl PTlONsToF THEPKIN.
Jlenmr, fe 'rhutic AITeetioiis, Tumors, White Cwellina,
Krysipelas. fleers, Cnneers, ttuitliinir fr'res, Seaha and
Hiles. Dr. Dnike's Pminei-a enniiot h ttsl highly extilleil;
it tearchea out the very root of the diseuse, and permanent.
INDIOF.STION OR PYPPF.PSIA.
No medicine perhaps hot ever been discovered whieh
gives so mneh t'tne to the stomach and causes the secre
tion of a healthy aastric juice to decompose the food as Dr.
Drake's Panacea
RUrEMATIfM.
T)r. Drake's Pnnneen Is used with the a rentest tueccss in
Rheumatic Complaints, eSMvinlly such ns chronic. It cures
by drivine out all impurities aitd'foul huiiioura whir-h have
nceiuimlitted iu Ihe svstent, whieh nre Ihe cause of Rheu
nmtism. tioiit. unci rvelliiigs of the joints.' Other remiilii-s
aiinetinies rive lempiiniry relief; this entirely eradicates
the dinmse irom the system, even when the limhs and bones
are drcudiully swollen.
CONSIMPTION.
CoxsrvPTioM ca be cvi!D. Conplis, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, riltinir of Ul id. Asllunn, Dirtieult or profuse l'.x
pectoration, lleeiie Flush, Nisht Sweats, Pain in the side
,Ve. hnve beencureil. nnd enn be with as much certainty ns
any other disease. A specific hns lona been souirht for,' hut
in vnin until the diseo'ery of Dr. Dnike's Inuiicea. It is
mikl and safe but eertnin and efficntious iu its operation,
and enniiot possilily injure the most deliente const itiltiou.
We would pnrnestly riHummend those atllicteil to give it a
trint- niul we hi-lieve they will not have occasion to reirret
it. The system is cleansed and strcmrthened, the ulcers on
the hintrs are healed, sud the pntienls gnutunlly reguiu their
usual hcnllli and strength. ' Rend the following;
TESTIMONY.
I'littA., Dec. 14th. 1S47.
Deab ?ib : In reply t.i your question respecting the use
of Dr. Drake's Panacea, I will snv, thnt although a perfect
dmU-liever in the existence of a I'asacka, or cure for ALL
diseases, however valuable it may lie in certain conditions
of Hie system, still I have lieheved thnt a cure foi Consump
tion would lie discovered sooner or later, and ciiimtitv led
ine to try your medicine in two very inveterate cases
They were pronounced hy Ihe altendine phvsieians to lie
rrLMo.vART consumption, and alnndoneil bv them as lc
cibablk. One of the persona lind lieen ilnd'er the treat-
liienl of several very nhle prm Nti.-iieis for a number of
yenrs. nisi iney snni Kite nan "okl inshloneil Consuuiption
eoiiiliine with Scrofula." and that she might linger for soma
time but could not be periisineutly relieved. Jn hothcases
the effect of the Pnnneen has been most gratifying. Only
four or live Imtlles were used by one of the persons liefore
she hegnu to impiove rapidly. The other tisik about ten.
I will only add l hut fiiiiuliur as I am with consumption by
inheritance and by extensive olsiervntion as a study, and
knowing also the injurious effects in nine eases out of ten
of lar, bouesct, and other veuetnhle tonics, ns well as of
a many oi tne expectorants nnd smIiiIivcs. I should never hnve
reeoiniiuiHicit the use ot Drake's I'nnacea n I lunl ma lieeu
aeiuuliitcd with the ingredients. Huflice it to aav that these
are lecoininendtd by our mm popular and scientific phvsi
eians. and in llieir present ctniibuieil stale, form nrohuMv
the la-st nllerulive Hint hns ever Ih-en umde. 'J'he cure is
iu accordance with a theory of Consumption broached iu
France n few years airo, by one of her m t emiiieiit wri
ters on iiiitlicine, and now eatuMished by facta which ad
mit of no dispute.
Very Respectfully Yours, L. C. Gt'NN.
To use the language of nnoiher, opr. Drake's Pnnaeea in
nlwnys stilutnry in its i-llccts never iiijuriut. It it ist as
Opiate it is not and Kxpectomnt. It it not inteinled to lull
the invalid into a fatal security. It is a great remedy a
grand henling ami curative compound, the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has" yet produced
for the treatment of this hitherto uuconquered mnlady. And
no person atllicteil with Ihis dread disease, will be just to
himself ami tut friends, if he go down to the grave witleuit
testing its virtues. A single bottle, in nwst cases, will pro
duce a tuvorablc change iu the coudition of any patient,
however low."
to thkTadif.s.
Indies of pale complexion and consumptive habits, and
such as are dehiliated by those obstructions which females
aie liub'e fo. are restored bv the use of a bottle or two, to
bloom vigor. Il is by far lite lirst remedv ever discovered
lor weekly chiklren. nnd such as have Isul humors ; being
plensnut. they take it. It immediately restores theapnellte,
strength and color.
Nothing can la- more surprising than its iuvigoraliuc el",
feels on the human Inline. Persons, all weakness and las
situde lief ,re Inking it. nt once liecome robust and full of
energy under its influence. It immediate counteracts the
uerveli-sencbB of the female frame.
CAl'TION'. Ite cnreful anil see that vou get the genu
ine Dr. 1ihakk Panacea it has the sib nature of Geo. F.
ftoRRs on the wrapper and also the name "Da. Dbaxi's
Panacka. Piiii.a." blown iu the glass.
Pretmred only he ProR a. Co., Druggistt, No. SI North
Sixth St.. Philadelphia.
Agent for Piinburv II. MASSF.R.
Soldalao by Wis. A. Muaasx A Co., Danville H Suaes
ee, Miliun; Mabv .McCoy, Northumberland; E. P.Luix,
ltllMllll.blllg.
April I, le ly
A O E N T S
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most l.beral rncouiagcmeiii ia nffeird tvnh a
tinall capital of f25 to $1110 A ch-rce it nlTerrd,
whereby an agent ran make from $10 lo $25 per
netk, For further particular!, address (postpaid)
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No. 158 North E;0.U Street,
Philadelphia, Kept. 9, 1848. 6m.
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CUTLERY.
i N. irsiTe 8,ock of Pocke "J Tabls CUT
L LLRY, for sals by
JCE1T IC. COLSMAIT.
AW. 33 and 33 ARCADE, am.i ai v..
- THJXB Street, 9 ,
Comp ising 5000 dozen Paoknisea, Bcissors sml
. ntsors.
Alto, s choice ssaortmetnt of Rodger it ftorn
Woaiei.holtu's, G.rsfea's. W. oV 8. Buicbsi'aaod
Psnssy a Cutlery. , . . . .
Also, rtpanith. Diik snd Hunting Knisea. -;
Also, CJunt, fistula, snd Bowis tCoirea.
Ala.-, J1e A merit en litter Strap, a auperiot
article, wai-y the sBttuti il DeatBta-.-T TTT
CUealera lo Cullaey, still alnd the" abuts
Block worthy their ittentjorj, at the. Hlbtcriber't
chief iMMrnett la troponins; and oeJIina cutlery.
rUlaiie1phia,y uts10bv lii-. l
WOTtilsIStr
PKNlVSIrLTAlCIA. r
Ths fotkmlnf, list ahows As 6orTent alne of all
'enninWsnls Bank N.Hes. Ths most Imnliril re
liance may ha placed upon h, ie It Is eeert; meek
areiuity eompareu wnn at a eotrectexi rrom Btck
nell's Reporter. ,
Rnnhs in rhlladelphlit.
t Dine, tit
PttlLAtl.
NOTES AT PAR.
Bsnk of Nntth America . .
Rank nf the Northern Liberties ,
Cominerrial Dank of Perm's. . .
Farmert' and Mer hsnirs' Bank .
(Cen.inatnn Bank .
par
psf
par
par
par
psr
par
Philadelphia Btt k . - .
Schnvlkill Bsnk .
rtoijihwerU Hank .
Western Hank .
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' tt Mechanica' Bank
Bsnk of Penn Township . .
f?,rar.l Bank
Batik nf ('nnimerce. Isle Vtoyamcnsing
Bank of "ennsvlvanin ,
par
par
pM
psr
pnr
pi
psr
par
Countrj- Itnnks.
Hank of Chester Conntv Wentchctlei
par
par
pnr
par
par
par
Hank of Delaware Conniy Cheatnr
Bank nf (Jermantown Oermantown
Bank of Monfnemery (Jo. Norrtstoivn
Ooylratown Bank Doylestnwn
Rasinn Ttntik Ration
Farmers' Hank nf Bucks en Hri-to
par
linns nf inrlhnm!crlnnil N.-rthuiiiberland par
i nlnml-ia Hsiiir rrnlire rn,l;nlnmriia
Farmers' Hank nf l.am tttm f.sncistet
l.ancaoter Conniy IJ -nk
Lancaster Banks
Farmera' lltmk nf Reading
niTice nf Bunk nf Penn'a.
Lancaster
Lancaster
H-ading
HarrUburg'
Office
Ofltce
Office
do
do
do
NOTK8
do
do
do
AT
l.nncntter
Reading
Eastnn
I SCO U N T.
Rank nf the United States
Miners' Bank of Pottaville
Hank of Lewistnwn
Bank of Middle-town
Carlisle Bank
Exchange 4tank
lti On branch of
H.iiriahuig Bank
Lebanon Hanks'
Merchants' & Manuf (lank
Rank of Piltiburg
Weal Branch B nk
Wyoming Bank
Xorthnn.plon I) ink
lleiks ('oimtv Hank
Office or llatik nf II. .
On do do
Un dn do
ll-ink of Chillnl-erslinra
llni-'k nl (JrityKlnirg
Bank of Sii-quehanua I'd.
Erie Bunk
Farmer' & Drovers' Bunk
Fiankliii Bunk
Hnnesdnle li.nk
Vtoi nngihrla Bank of B.
Vnrk Bank
Philad-lphia
Pottsvilla
LewKtown
Middletowu
Carlisle
Piltburg
Hiillidavshnrg
Harristurg
Lebanon
Pitlsburg
Pillabuig
Williamsporl
Wilkcsbane
17
par
failed
1
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I
1
1
pr
I
1
H
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A llentown
Reading
Pittsburg
no sib-
failo I
fnili
brie
New Brighton
t Ihllnhernhurg
fjeltysburg
Monlrnac
Erie
Wayneslitira
Washington
Hnnesd.ili
Dr.nvns rille
I
n
3
H
I
York
N. II. 'Ihe notes of those banks on whuh no
mi.ii iptni!iti,ii,a. and siili.litnte a dash ( ) are mil
purchased by the Philadelphia tiroker!., with tl-.e
sccpplinn of th-we which btvc a letter of r- feretu-e.
BROKEN BANK 8.
Philadelphia 8av. Ins.
Philadelphia
do
do
d.i
do
Oyoli, prop.)
Towanda
Bedford
Bcuver
Harrisbtirg
Washington
Bi-lhfoiite
Pitl-sbllig
Pitlsl-urg
Fayelte co.
Ureencastle
Harmony
failed
fiilc.l
fnl.-J
Philadelphia Lnnn ('o.
"chmlkill 8av. Ina.
Kensington Sav. Ina. A
Perm 1'owtiship iSnt, Ins.
Mnnunl Labor Bans ( T. W
fownrida llnnk
Alleghany Bank nf Pa.
B . ri It of Beaver
Hank of Swatara
Bank nf Washington
Centre Batik
I'ily Bunk
Farmers' & .Mei hVa' Bank
Fanners' & Mech'cs' Bank
Farmera' A. Merh'ca' Bank
Harmony Institute
Miinlingdor, Bank
.luriinta llnt.k
I.unibcrnu'ii's Bunk
Northern Hank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norlhuinl-'d I'nion Col. Bk.
Noith Western Bank of Pa.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
I'a. Agr & Manuf. Hank
Silver L ike Bank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
estinoieland Bank
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co.
fiilcd
no e.ile
closed
clohC.,1
failed
Cl.l8:d
no m'e
f.iiicd
filled
failed
no rale
Huntingdon no sale
Lcwisiown no t.ile
Warren
DundutT
New Hope
Milton
Meadsille
Port Cnrbon
Carlisle
Montrote
Uniontown
railed
no ailc
cIoHI-il'
no sale
I'loSrd
failed
closed
f-.ilid
fSreeitsburg
closed
Wilkesbarre liosal-
(Xj All notea purpnrtiug to be on any Peunxyl
ania Bank not given in the above list, may Iu; set
town as frauds.
ivf.w jr.itsi:v.
llank nl ftew Biuntwick Brunswick
tlelvidete Bank Belvidere
Burlington Co. Bank Mt-dford
Jotnmercial Bank IVrth Amboy
Junilvcrl.ind Bank Bridgeton
.'aimers Bnk Mount Holly
f armcra' and Mechanics' Bk Railway
Farmera' and Mechanics' Bk N. Hiuuawuk
Farmers' and Merchattlt' Bk Middletnwn P
Franklin Bank of N.J. Jir-iy t;itv
failed
i
ar
i
par
par
i
failed
1
fail, d
failed
failed
failed
failed
i
failed
i
par
no tale
no sub
Hoboketi Bkg& Ciaxing Co Hob -ken
leiwy City Bank Jeracv Cilv
MechanuV B.mk Patterson
Maiiufaiturera' Bunk Belleville
Morris County Bank Morrittown
Monmouth Bk of N.J. Freehold
Mechunica' Bank Ncw irk
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton
Morris Canal and Hkg Co Jeraey City
Post Not,
Newark Ukg it Ina Co Newark
New Hoie Del Bridge Co Lainhettsville
r. J. Manuluc and Ukg Co llohoken
failed
failed
. 4
fuiled
i
par
par
i
i
N J I'lotecion & Lombard bk Jeraey City
Orange B.mk Orange
t'atern Bank Paterson
Peoples' Bank J0
Princeton Bank Princeton
rtalem Banking Co Salem
Mute Bank Newark
Kiaie Bank Elixahethtown
Slate Bank Camden
Stale Bank of Murria Morriatown
State Bank Trenton
-uletn and Pbilad Manuf Co Salem
Suaeex Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton
Union Bank Daver
par
a
failed
failed
i
par
failed
Washington Banking Co. Hackeneack
Ilk of Wilm Sl Braudywine Wilmington
Uauk of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna iSiiiyint
Do Inanch Miliord
Farmera' Bk or Stats of Del Dover
It 1
branch Wilmington
f btmch Ueorgetowo
Do branch Newceile
Liii.in B.iiik v ilmington
U" Under 6 a
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
Hy On all banks ms.ked thut (t) ,here are ik
o, aiiereu notea nl the v--ul.
nmin. linns, in eireoUiic- --.out us-
A Tnocstan DuLisat Savss 1
ASHBV & ROCAP.
lint nnd Cap .Tlaiiiifacliireru,
South East Corner of Uk and Market Street.
vutxrnciTf wury,
PUILADBIIHT A.
ITAVE constantly on hand a full and complete
s-X assortment of HATS, CAPS, and FUR
a lao in elegant assortment nfajent' and boys'
uegnorn, ranama, and Palro-leaf Hate. All ef
wnies d a easing pi yiooo to rent, will he gold,
-'"""i" a"u rwaii, ai IBS eery lowest prloes.
Counliy dealara srouU da wall ts call, aa by .
eooomt sod low ratal, tvs are sosbat I lo sell at
very low rales, -i ..... .
Juo lOlh, I848.lr
O.DBNKBRT.
BOOT MAKlilt.
. mior".
Soi'TN Fot aTH BTaT, Aaova Chsstmwt.
RAH K
par
ptr
p.r
I'"
pai
- lbe-e
I offices
f On nut
I issue it.
SALAMANDER,
FIRE AND THIEF PROOF CHEftTft.
F IRE-PROOF DOOR8 FOR RANKS AND STc'rH!
"Sertl anil LnttRr-Copynifj; Presto, Pntent .
- 81atp-Llnfdrcfrtrrirnttirsi, WolorFil- '
ters, Patfint Portable Water Clo
sets, intentlfd for the Sick
- and Inlirm.
EVATM8 & 'WATSON,
. 78 tenth Third SirceJ,
OPPOSITE TUB PHILADELPHIA KXCHAXCE.
. '"""'""''""eaiiSkcepcnrtnnt .
Vr r Fmk 'X "n hand, a large assortment of
(iri"fi.1l lwe artieOs, tiether win.
t 11 hi W Improved VL'
l ' yift -'-l'HOOKrAI'KS. wluch
If- f$& "e e-aistmcted , , '"
iwm Jr mg Hriclly flre-i,r,,f. .,i ,h,
2 I .'.'ii n."-'11 "'- re of ...J
these tMites are nwide of Inn
iron tho
.
ill hi i Is, ,i..,t
iltlltir tsstoss la st
of some three inches thick, nuil is fillc,! i,i with imlcstrue
tibte mnterinl. s i ns U iraike it mi lni,sihi,ir t ,ri. '
of the contents inside ol this I'hcst. Theae i nr4,,HC fL'
kimnnilcrs we are prepared nnrl do chnllriiL-e the veorkl t.V
rmalnee any article in the slme of Hook S ites that will
atnnil aa much henf, and we h iM ourselves rendy at all
tunes to have thein liiirly- tented hy ul,lic h -nfire. We
also continue I" manufacture a lurie nml ecneral ass rt.
mcnt of our Premium Air-tiu-Nt l-'ire Pre. if Snirs of which'
there nre over -isj now in use. anil iu even- iiminoc n,..J
hnve aiven entile aalitrnctinn to the purchasers of which
we will refer ths public to a few gentlemen who Mvt
them in use
Hnyw.sHl k Snyder. Pollsvillej Joseph n Lawton
P.dlsville; Mi.Villi,nmrr.DovIeMown. Pa
N. O. Taylor, 1-ifl n-.rth 3.1 st.; A Wright 4 Nephew
J tne st. w hari ; Alcxnnder c,,ror. O.nvevimeer, corner of
tllls-rt and ,,th st.; John M. t--rd, :ia orth :),(.(.; Mvers
.! o J. y"."' 8 ""'h 3,1 "o MiithewT. Miller, 20
s -illh 3d St.: nnd we could mme ,,r, llf ' r,
II It Wcre,ie.-e.,rN-. Now we invite the miction cf the
public, nnd pnrtteul-irly lli-.-e in w-int of fire Prool Safes
to cull at our store In-fore nnrchnsiiiir cl.en here nml we
can snlisly thein they will get a hitter n-id cheaper ariici'e'
at our sl'n-e than at nny other establishment In the eitv
We nis i iiinnul'nelnre the ordiimrv Fire Proof Client,, m
nt very low prices, cheaper tram they enn lie liotirrhl at inv
other ttore iu Philadelphia.
riwin rvws.
JnilAX.NKS WATSON
Phila.lelphia, April f, imsly
GOLD PENS, PEN HOLDERS & PENCILS
C-. Sc TI. XVX. 5?ITITH,
(l,olc ot ihe firm of A. O. Ilncley k To )
M iM'Fic n ii i hi nr (Joi ii I'kns, fky uLni,at
MI I's.M'IIS,
TE.ihc t-'u acriber-i . ll'cr In Hip irnde. and
the pitldic ueni rullv. . ur ilili'.-r.-nl stvle.
of Cold Pen, wim-h -ire wirrruitd ai unit all nn
p rf.c-tons ly fiir iifnee, niol aim to be mpc i u
in every ret ect t miv otbe-s m id-. II ,n,g in.
r a.-,-f ei'if " s f r nin-'iif -r'nrtrir. we nre deter,
mind 1 1 . t no tie,, a ),,. , i lm-re.l fiom n,r t-
- ,1 ! ,i,l,,l"n""'"1 ""''"' i icil ct We al o kwep
,),, c -nstaiilly im I, ami our super nr (Sold IVtirile. ulid
I cio-i a with I'en. lii, h we nre enabled to ll'-r st
n- lowest 'ales. All iiuIcm a lil-esi- d lo the vu!i.
cithers, will b,-cur. fully and p-o.npily i,tteii,le l
lo.
(i K. M SVI I H.No. 16 Mui.len Lane.X, Y
Oct. T, If IH 3,
r.iNx, sMrru & co.
W 0 Zi 2 G Ji. Is iH
LSi is 2? 2
2131 Market Strekt,
VUlLAlJiul.VlllA.
Pait-r. ()its. t,'u!, lire iSTt-rrt,
V.ik mih A I-. &c,
Al.t- )
I'nleiii M.di ii e. M. il.i ine CIickim, Surgical a' i
tbt tricnl Inst-ninenti. Chi micnl Te-ts, Ac.
iXj t'td. r. from M i,.(,s,.i, ,,r Physician, b
lelt.-r or oheri-i.- pioni. attended to.
Ami f. u, is-is. fim
8.J.IK(iAlK;KH&C0
hi pok'I i si; a y im o nil ismo-v,
M KliCHA.NTS,
And Dealers in Paper, and Paper Manufach
rers' Materials.
No. 33 Coxmi ice st., PHILADELPHIA.
fT'EEP rntistdiitly on hand a large asor
Ek n",,it of printing and other paper New
papcis in the country, can be supplied at a
times, with paper nf any tize and quality, .
the lowest prices.
Plnl.idel,i,ia, June 17th, 13 IS
1
ClIF.il WITI SIIIS & JCWIXRl
.T.&AV.L.AVA1U),
fSo. KKi rili:sM T Street, I'liilud.lplila,
Opposite the Franklin House,
f-MPOUTi-K- of (.oi.l and Silver Patent I
ver Wiitc! nd Mjiiuhu-turert of Jewel
A good as.-ortineiil always on hand. Gold f
tent Leve s. i j-w.-U SJS : Silver do SIS
$20; (Jnld ,cpin.. s jil ; .-ilverdo. SI2 to 1
CI cks ami I un.- IVi es , Cold Pencils, $15
upwai.ls; Ilininnnd I'liinlcd Gold Pens, $1.5
Gold i'luceiets and lireast l ins, in gre .t variet
Ear King.; Miniature Cases ; Gu.ird Chaii
$12 lo S25 ; I lated Tea Sett, Cantors, Ca
Baskets, t andlesiicks, Britannia Ware, Fine l
ry Handled Table u lery, and a general asso
ment of Fancy Goods
AIVIET1.IC N SILVER.
FORK AS I) SPOOX MASUFACTOR 1
J. & W L. WARD. No 10H CHE!NUP c
Philadelphia, opposite the Franklin Hon
Manufacturers of all kindt nf Silver Ppooi
Forki, Tea "ets. Ladles. &c. All work m
by tit it stamped with our name, and warrant
to be made of purely American coin.
Philadelphia, Angfist 13, 18 IS 6 mo.
FlsVEl ANl)' AGUE!
C7" THOROVdllLY ERADICATED
i
BY ROWAMl'S TOXIC MIXTl'RE ! !
THtT great National, Old Favorite. and S
1 hug Remedy ! ! ! of KIGHTF.F.N V Al
STANDING still unapproached in ill wond
ful success, cerlainty, a-m saf ty, in the ctat
V-BKTCHKn CoMPl.AIM ! ! !
C7" Il you would i iaipe the arsenical (pois
nut) coiinterfeitt take not a bottle from ant
tha' is n t umirdcd hy I e wrilftn lignntu
of the original inventor and proprietor, lots
RnwAKo, mi a paper label, cruising tht mm
and eiirk.
This remedy hat npver been bolstered up
false and deeei fu puffs, but baa wnn itt way
the confidence and uuive..a ado. tion of the
habitant! of Fevkr ANn Aoi f Districts H V I
GOOD WORKS. tXD FRVITS JLOSE.
which all the agenta, and every person who b
uted it, Well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFIC
ll3Arch ftieet Philadelphia.
A or nts for 8ii- bury Ira T. Clement "
Frilin H tu- . , , i e.
sser ami Geo Bright.
Auents forNorttiiimiieriaiiu frr,,V'6s, V
son &Co., R . M Cay.
Augutt 5. 18H eow
uerreot ype
rORTKAlTS
rjF a aupeijor qu,l,i, in.ndmelt colored,
put up in be-u iful Mor-H-eo Casea cornnL
for onlvilE DOLLAR, at SPIKI.BR'S CHE
DAGUERRKAN GAI.I.EHV. No, 80 IJt W
NUTVtreet. b l-.w Fouith, Philadelphia.
Pictutea msde at ibis establishment will be W
tiiTin rssrscr.
Philadelphia. Sed. 13, 18-18 (W '
J. J. GHEEITOUGH.
(Late Keller &, Grenasrli.)
PATENT ATTORNEY.
AtW MEOfiCsUriCAZ. TfiNOINEEB
WatsliluKton. I. c.
DRAWINGS anj paper for the Tits
umcA. piepared and nil llio
acted, ai.J prommly ,1,10. atThsir s
uiiiswuh mil ft'urt.nt iirfi..A
Octuber 28. 1818. - ' -
WINDOW (..LASS, b lo. for ailev , t