Sunbury American., May 05, 1849, Image 4

SUNBUllY AMEKICAN ANT) SHAM0K1N JOURNAL.
gvUttlturc.
HORN. AIL IN CATTLE, ., . , .
i,,This is ft diseosS mthcr, prevalent )ii this
part of the country, the fietunl sent mid char
kicter yvhicb, 1 think, is but little under
stood among enr farmer. Tbs horn Is not,
generally supposed, the original spat o(
Jhe fisase, it . being merely a continuation
the frontal bitrtrs, Ihn sinews of which ex
tend to tha very tip of thhom, find in which
e attend, yriih Iufl surrounding membrane, the
disease first! commences, afterwards extend
ing to the horn. At this the farmer ceneral
Jy commfnoet his treatment, notwithstand
ing the disease may have existed sereral
weelts, unobserved, tho possibility of which I
will endeavor to convince him, by relating
some of the primary symptoms of this disease
Horn-Ail, so called. They consist in im
paired appetite,- ab.annee of dew upon the
muzzle, pulse and bre.ithins accelerated, in
creased heat of the horns, thirst and frequent
constipation pf the bowels. Now, at this
singe of the di.casi were the farmer or own
cr. to apply the proper remedies horn-ail
would seldom exist. Instead of th's being
done, little notice is taken of the animal till
all the primary symptoms have subsided, and
another set show ihsinsclvcn, such ns agreat
er loss of appetite, depression of the spirits,
staring coat, wasting of tho body, horns cold,
discharge from the noss, a dull, spiritless ap
pearance. This morbid chsnjc of tho pints
having extended to tho horn, terminates in
suppuration of its softer parts, and conse
quently the honey-comb-'iko colls nppi-nr
empty when bored in wi'h a eimlet that
being the farmer's remedy nt this stage of
tho disease, generally to him tho first stage.
He follows the operation by pourins into the
hole some irritating mixture, which snldom
proves of any avail. I would not say this
is the case with every one, but it is thus too
frequently. Some, at an enrlirr stage, com
menced giving a dose of purging medicine,
applying an external stimulant between the
horns, changing the diet for a more lmative
one, and one easy of digestion. By these
proceedings, in soma instances they restore
the animal to health; at other times the dis
ease teiminates differently, by extending to
the organs of respiration, producing caiurih,
bronchitis, or even pneumonia, (inflamma
tion of tha lungs,) which, if not promptly nnd
properly "treated, terminates in death The
causes which give rise to this disease are
generally pretended difficult to discover.
Yet upon reflection and inquiry, they are
easily traced out. Perhaps the door or win
dow of the cow-house has been left open,
and a cold wind allowed to blow directly
upon the animals. Poilnps thev have been
turned out into llm yard during a cold storm,
upposing that, they being animals, it will
not hurt them, while they are just as liable
to take cold as man, if exposed to tho same
vicissitudes of temperature. Again; frequent
ly their diet is not sufficiently nutricious to
keep up the necessary degree of animal heat
to resist the excessive cold of our winters,
for it is at this season when it prevails the
most.
For two years past, 1 have attended the
noat stock belonging to the Stale Agricultural
Society, under tho car of E. Phincy, Eq.,
of Lexington, during hii h I hnvc never seen
n case of 'horn-ail, its nott-existenco being
attributable to tho comfortablo manner in
which they are treated.
Another causo of this disease is in the fod
der with which tho cattle are fed, it being
full of dust. In breathing, tho dust IS drawn
up the nose, into the cavities of tho head;
irritation of the lining membrane isoceacioii
ed, and extend till the disease is establish
ed ill one or the parts before mimed
The treatment I prescribe, when called to
animals laboring under this disease, in its
primary stages, is to place them in a comfor
tably warm situation, giving them a clean
dry bud to lie upon, a diet easy of digestion
should they bo inclined to cat ; a ilosa of
moderately purging physic, with such medi
cine ence or twice during the day, as tho'
case may require, and which shall allay fe
Ter at the same time, and allow the patient
to drink at liberty of cold water. Should I
not be called till the disease has assumed a
ehronio character, I then, after seeing the
patient housed comfortably, and giving it a
dose of laxative medicine, commence giving
one or two dusea in the day ot cordials, com
bined with vegetable, and in some cases,
mineral 'tonics.
There are cases, in some instances, where
in the cure is performed by tho operations of
nature, ana without any aid from medicine.
In roost cases, however, of this disease, as
well as all others, nature can ba materially
assisted by the timely aid of medicine pro
parly applied. Lou-ell Journal.
,1" r .. TIE PEACU xnEE.
A New York letter in tha National Intelli
fencer says
At lha meeting of tha Farmers' Club of
one the American Institute, to-day, Mr. Pell,
of the most intelligent and successful of our
scientific farmers, beside reading an able
essay on the general economy of tho farm,
and it management with regard la stock,
manures, &.c, stated the results of his expe
rience in the cultoro of the pearTi treo. Con
trary to th-s more common usage, his practice
wa to apply tho pinning knife very fit'ely to
hi peach trees. lie gave them rich soils,
and stimulated their growth, but at tha same
time kept them down by very close pruning
or, a he termed it, "excessive pruning."
Tbi practice, he believed, increased the
quantity of fruit, preserved tho health of tho
tree, and prolonged its life! While others,
who suffered their trees to grow without pro
ning. were losing them at five, six, or seven
.years old,, he had them in a good bearing
Ut thirty year old. His advice was to
prune Uie. peach treo freely. He thought
thertirwit no danger of pruning it too much.
.rJCKM or Popvitio Mrs. Miller,
residing near Fahni'stock'a brickyard, Harris
burg, on Monday morning last, gave birth to
fivt boys, all of which' are alive and doing
won. What make this case singular is,
that at her first confinement she cave birth
talVQt aut al her second to thru, and at this
sat4btrd,tovf, making i" all tin children
to fear para, aa4 all Kiig. .
mAKVZ OND ' POWDfen
FOR -,
. RAZOR STKOrS. " T
riHIS Powder is warmrltcd for superior to ny
I thing in me for imparting a keen, smonthedge
to Rntors, Surgical instruments, nnd all kinds of
fine Cctmwy It may be applied to any kind of
strop, Also superior Koror, Knives, and Perfu
mery, wholesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent
Depot of Fine Razors, Slrcps, Brushes, and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. 18 South Fifth street a
bova Chestnut Philadelphia.
, TESTIMONIALS. -
PmtAtittrniA, Feb. 15th, 1648.
This may certify that I hsvo used one of the
Strops prcpsred with HAYXES' MAGIC DIA
MOND TOWDER, and can attest in tho most
unequivocal manner, thnt there is nothing esn bo
found that will produce the snmc cflec t In my opin
ion, and must say to others, try It, and you will
find it superior to any licjcto!orc in Use. I esn
truly say that I never knew what a sharp raior
was before. - '
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, 418. Third st.
PiitLAiitLriiiA, October, 1S48.
A very bard beard and tender face lias compel
led me to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to make shuvinj easy and pleasant, but with
indifferent success, until I made uso of llit Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Bennett,
snd Rousscl's Sltavini Cream. Their united pow
er act like majric, and impart a power to the Razor
to remove me most stubborn beard, uiuiout irri
tating the skin or temper of their owner. .
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street.
For sile. at this ofikc rrico S3 cts. per Box.
Novcn.lcr 55, 181S Gin.
I SSL . It AND I'lIICCATlYati.
FOR TUB CTJIiB OF
Headache, Githlincrs,
Mcatha Rill Klinim,
Hcuri Burn, Wjrma,
C;h era Morbur,
Cimpt'a, Ijuinecy,
WIio tpinp Cnuifh,
Cmsutnptirn, I i.t,
iincuavuiain. lues, ,
Dyspepsia, Scnrccv,
timill l.x. Jnunilice,
I'aina in the Duck,
Inwnrd Weakness.
fall itaiion nfihe Heart,
iivcr viimpnini,
using in me j nrjiii,
lMri", AB'hm-i,
r' evens of all kinds,
Female Complaima,
1-Tiiela8, DcRinrta,
iiciuim i i ine Bum.
C Ida. G' nt, Gmvcf,
Nsrvnua Complaintr,
AKD A VARIETY OF OTIICn PI5EABES ARISINO
FROM IMri'RlTIES OF TUB BLOOD, AND
OBSTRUCTIONS t! TUE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
Experience ha pr wet! that uenrly every PiBcaye nririnntet
fr-unlmpuritiea ff lheHI'd 'T derniipMncnta pf tlie l)iff
tivra Orirnnnt and ti secure Ilwlih, u-c mutt ntnin-e Ihosc
oba'rucli nsor rcarorc Ihe tllaixl t iisuniurul state.
The aversion to taking mctliciui is m.sl cnrolually re-
m wert hy clickner's EaKTAtiK riPr,Tiva 1'ills. Iieinj
c mploU'ly envel ped vith a citing . f pure white diigar,
(which is an distinct fr m the iniernnl in?;c.1iei;ta uaauut
ahcll icrn the kernel) and haven-Miste ( mt,licln'.
But are as easily svv.ill .u-ed ns bits of cnndi. M renver
they neither niuseti'.e or pipe in the slichieet degiee, but
opente enir.'jy on nil Ihe (hsuised rwiis of the system, in
Siend of c 'iifitiit'ir Ihcmioives U , nnd nicking nnv particular
repi ni. Thut, if Ihe l.iver be nffeeted one ingredient will
opente on thnt partieulnr "rpin, ami, by cleansing it i f mi
Kxccss of Bile restore it its nntiued state. Another will
operate on the Bard andremoveall impurities in its circu
hiiin ; whilea third will eflcciulty espei whaiexr impu
rities mry have lieen discharged into I lie at -mich. nu Ihenca
they strilient the root cr disease rein ve all Impure Itu
m'rsfrimthe bnly, npeu the pores extcnuillv and inter
nally j separate all f reifrn and obnoxious panicles from Ihe
chyle, a tint the bio id mny be thoroughly pure thus seen
rin(ta free and healthy action to the Herri, t.unssand l.iver
and thereby Uiey restore health even when uil uUicr raaans
have failed.
The entire truth rf the abn-e can be ascertained by the
trial of a ainple b-x; and their virtues are atrtaitiva and
eerlain in restoring Heilih, that the proprietor biuds himself
to return the monev (tfiiil for them' in all cases where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
Kcliitl I'rU'e, t25 ct, cr linx.
Principal otTice No. fit Vcrw-y sr., N. York,
SldbyJ01IN Y. YOUNG, Snnlmrv.
M. A. McCAY, .Northumberland,
ty nemem'vrDr. C. V. Clicknvr is the inrciilor of the
Puear Contcl Ti'V, and that uothiuir f the s rt was ever
heard of until he i.itroduced them in .lude, IP13. Turchasera
shul.l. thprff.-.ro always ask for rhekner'a Bnpar Cvated
fills, and take nioihers, or they will be nude the victims of
a frmd.
February, 17, 1915 ly
W'SI RI WP.vV YORK
COLI.EGi: OF II HALT II,
207 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
DIl. G.C. VAUGHN S
Trptliililc Lilt)otttrl;ttie Wixlnrf.
splits celebrated remedy ia constantly inctcasiuc ita fame
X by the many cures it is making
ALL OVER THE WOULD.
It has inw lcc nie the onlv medicine for family use, and ia
particularly recommended for
DIIOPSY :
all stapes ef this c Mnplaint immediately relieved, m matter
ot Iijw lamr Btandinc. See l'lMiniihlet far tcsllinjiiv.
GRAVEL,
and all diseases of the urinarv orgruis j f t these distress
iiip1 coinplaims it stands ul ne; n i i ilu r article can relieve
you ; and ihe cures testified to willc wince the in st skep.
tlc.il j see pauiphlcf. Licr C 'luplain', Ililli.us iliteascs,
FEVER &A(iUE.
To the Great West cspeeiullv. and wherever these ciin
plaiuts pievail l Ins uirdieiue is "Acred.
NO MINERAL AGENT,
in deleter! ns c impound is a part of ihis muturc, it
cures these diseases with cert iinlv and ceUriiv, and dies
nut leave the smcm torrid. Pee ramiihlct. '
PILES,
ccmphint of a mil painful diameter, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,
and a cure follows by a lew dara use of thisarticle ; it la
rar lief're any other preparation for thia disease, er ftr any
other disease originating from impure M Aid See pain-
phicl.
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.
weak Inclc, weakness of the Kaliicvs, Ac., or inaainma
lion oi same, is immediately relieved by a lew davs u.e n
thia mediciuc, and a cure ia always a fteull u its' use. It
suiids aa
A CERTAIN" REMEDY,
f such coniplaiiits, and also for dcran aeiiicuia of the fe
male frame.
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIONS,
naillflll lUCUIIniali ins. N larliele hns veer heel, . ,A;.rd
cxee)it this which would loiidi tins kii.d of dLTanireimnts.
it may i,c relied np.ai us a sure and cdective reiueily, and
did we t'cel permitted t d . a i e aild aive
A IIIULSAIMJ iSAMES,
aa pro if of cures in this distresbine class of eimnlnbttM
tee pamphlet. All br ken down, di bilitatcd c iistiliiti ns
ir.m me eueet mercury, will bail ile bracing p.)ver of
Uiis aniele to act immediately, and the uais.uiuus mineral
eradicated from the sv stem.
ERUPT VE DISEASES
will &id tlie alietalive properties of this article.
1'L KlfV THE BI.OOD.
and driven audi diseases from the avrtrm. Pee pamplilel
for tealim my el cures ui all diNM.nV, wlueh l he limita of
an advertiaciuenl will u a permit to be namr.1 hure. AKents
ntcin tway ; iney c aiiuui iwces ,1 ucrtilicatca t.f
1Kb ciiarucier, and a air aiger
ARRAY OF PROOF
of the virtues of a medicine, never appeared. It ia ens of
the pcenliar features of this article that it never fuila to
uciu.-m ni any ewe, ana n onie ana muscle are left to build
upjn let the emaciated and linjreriiiB invalid
HOPE ON
and keep tukiint the medicine aa I ng as tlicrs i. su iui
pra-tuiciii. The priprieti W'lukl
r CAUTluN THE PUBLIC
"gaiiiat a number oi articles whicli aatuo out under tha
head oi
SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUPS, LC,
as cures fw Dropsy, Gravel, fcc.: They arc cjod for uo.
thlllf , and eoneoeled l- call ,e uuwury l
TOUCH THEM NOT
Their Inventors never thought of curing aueb diseases till
this article had dw it. particular study of the pant,
pliltt iseuriiestiy 'liciteil.
Agenu and all who sell tl nniete are
GLAD TO CIRCULATE
Sratuitoualy. Put uii in 3a oi. botiloa, at fJ i 12 oz. d at
. I each the larper liuldine 0 oa. mare tluni twa small b
tles. Look out uud get impiand up at. Knerv Untie hue
"Vaiujiin's VeguUiblo LilhoiiUiptie Mistiire,M iwa up si
the glass, the written sittiiatnra u' "U. (3. Vaunlui" t u tlie
direetiona, ami "G. C. Vaughu, DulTal auunpol on the
c irk. Nona other are aeiuiiue I'rejttrrd bv Dr. G C
Vaiirhn, aiut ald at Ike Primiptd I) iT.ee, tin .Main street
Bnffiihi. at whftleaate anil retail. No atteuti -n given to 14!
tera unless p'SI paid rdera fnn regularly eauatituled
AKentaexeeptwl; pot puid letters, or verlial conuuuuica
tioua a rticiiing iidiiee, pr aupilv allended b arotia .
OIBees devoted eaernsivelv pi ihe sn!e of tills nr'l. le
1& Naaaas at. r'w Voikcilri Sol F.wsst Halem. Slnsa.:
and by the priu ipal Drugisislhwutiomtlie Cmled blaus
snd Caimda, aa Afenia. .. .
Ust of Agents Si .rra k VY sle gMi rhiladei.
I js J. W. Kriliiur. PuHtmrr Isnae Oearhart. Seliiisayo
V; A. Wyatlt, Uewiaburp H. I.Hhenfer. Milton Hayes
leCurmick, McEwensvulo .Miss McCoy, Norlhuuilwr-
AplUt.lWf-y , . ,
G UM 8H0E9 for Gentloraen snd Lsdie.. just
- f- nl f. tat, by H. MAS8ER.
Ounbui-f, Dee, a, t4g, -
A XE3.( 7 upsrir uusUtv lor sale 1.v."
iMroitTANf to Tiin .rymjc.
'HOP.SE AlTE CATTLE
Don't irmityour Horses ot tattle to die, when
the means of cure are witliin the reach of all 1
: The undersiirncil lias spent several years in the
study of Veterinary practice In "London and E
dinboro'," he has alio availed himself of the resear
dies of Iciliifr, and oilier celebrated mcn.holtn-e
contributed so much towards a judicious treatment
of animals i tho prlr c'plca of our practice consists
in the rejection of general bleeding and the total
rejection of all medicines that experienco has
shown to l of a dangerous tendancy. These re
medies act In harmony with the vital principle, and
when given according to tho directions which ac
company each srliilo they aro capable of exciting
and increasing the natural functions, without di
minishing or destroying their power, hence arc
safcin the hands of every one.
O. II. DADD, M. D.
A List of Horse nmt t attle Mrdlclnrs.
Physic balls, T3e. per box.
Alterative ball, Toe do.
" powders for bad rondition,75rperpsck-
sge.
Heave powder for diseases of the luns, 75c de.
Urine powder for " " kidneys, lac do.
Tonic powder for bad condition glanders, 75c do.
Cordial drink for iuilamation of bowels, 75c per
bottle.
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle.
Ointment for promoting tits growth of hair, 50c
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle galls, 75c.
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eyes, 60c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sores, &c, 5Cc
per bottle.
Embrocation for sore throat, VSc per bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, &c, 50c
per bottle.
Horse Liniment, the most celebrated article known
in England for lameness of every description, 75c
l per bottle.
Distemper powder for red water, $1 per bottle.
Worm powders for the removal of worms from
the intestinal cnnal. 73 per packaire.
For sale by STI.MPtfON .V UEED. 8(5 Mer
chants Row. nlso st DAPD'S HOUSE A AD
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. 1 & 8
Hayraaikct Siiuarc, Boston.
Pamphlets describing: the diseases for which
these remedies arc used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates arc in possession of the
Proprietors, of cures performed by the above Medi
cines. Sold bv GREEN & FLETCHER, No. SO South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia, and by his
Auxxts. Hcinv M tstta, Sunbury,
February 3. 1849 tf
DR. TOWXSEXU'S i'MIPOI'SD EXTRACT OF
SU.SAIWIULIA.
THIS Extract is put up in quart Urn lea. It is six times
cheaper, plcaiuiitcr, . unit warrunitil suprri r to any
aid. It enrt-s discuses wiihout vomiiiuc', piiitring. sick
ness, or debilitating the patient, and is particularly adapted
for a
TALL AND SITING MEDICINE.
The (rent beauty and superiority of this Strsaparilla over
other remedies is, whilst it eradicates disease,
it iurig raies the b tly.
Oaisutnpti n curd.
Cleanse and Strengthen.
C-aisumpti n can bo cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, l.iver C tmplaint, Colds, Cnghs,
Catarrh, Asthma, Spitting of lllood, S ircucss uithc
thcsi, lleetir Flush, Nialit Swcuts, liim
cult and Pr 'fine Expectoration,
on.i Pain in ihe Side,
Ac. Ac.,
have ami can lie cured.
Prolnbly there never wns a remedy that has been so suc
cessful in desperate cases of conruinpii n us this ; ii clean
ses and strengthens the system, and appears to heal Ihe ill.
cers on the lilies, and puueuts gradually regain their usual
health and strength.
CUKltH S CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is srarcely a day p-isais but there are a number ef
cases cmstunpiion reported ns cured bv the use oi Dr
Tuwimeu's Sorsapaiilla. Tiie fillawing was recently re
ceived :
Vt. Townsind Pear Sir: For tha lust three vears I
have been attiicted with Keucrul debility, and nei vo'us con-
sumptioii ,.f the lust siut;e, and did n , expect to ever fraiu
my hcnlih at all. After $ iuq lhr iuh n c nine of mrdicine
under Ihe care of some of the in si ilisliiHtnisUil rrgulir
physicians and iikiiiIxts h' the Hoard of Health in New
l ink and rliM-wheic, uiul ipcudinit the m si my earuiiars
in uticinptiug lo rivaiu
btalili, uiul alter reading m
a Ilie iperof y 111 Mirsajuiill.! I rib . Kill I tr II Alier
ulug six b .ttles I f I it ,1 ne tlie greut g hk1', and culled
t see you at your uificc ; Willi your uiU ice I kept i n. and
d most heartily thank you lor yinir udviee. I peisevere in
taking the tarsajiarilla, and have been able t i altenil t i my
usual kihursf r thu list fur in ml hp. until hope bv tlie
blessings of G tl and y uir Sir.i4inlh l e nliiiue my
healih. It heled me bey ml ihe exicc:ati us fall who
knew my case. f IIAIll.KS Ijl l.MUY
Orange, Kssex c. N. J.. Aug. 9, IS47.
Stale, f .Sew Jersey, Essex couutv, sa. Charles Quiin
by licing duly swam according to law, on his mull kiiiIi,
tint the f ireg ing statement is true nee irding to Ihe best of
Iui ku iwttalge and belief. CUAKI.LS ql'l.MHY.
Sw irnaiid aubacribed lu liefic me nt tiranee, the id
Ajgutt, 1647.. CVItl S BALDWIN.
Justice i f the Peace.
SP1TTIXO BLOOD.
Read the f U iwiug, and aay tlut caiuamptioii is in iucu
rable if yau can :
New York. Anril n. 1SJ7
Dr. rnwNixxD: I verily believe that y mr S irsaiarilla I
has been Ihe means, thr nigh Pr ivi'lem u, of saving my liie j
1 have f r several years had a bad c ugh. It bcc.iinc w rse
and worse. Al List 1 raised hirire aiuuiiiiea uf bio il. laid
nicht aivealaan.l was greatly debilitated an. I r ilineil. uud
did ii 1 expect to live. 1 li.no only use. I j-uir Sa.sa,ariaa
but ash rt lime, and there his a won lenul elt.imc bicn
wr. Night in me. I am n wable t w ilk all over ibccitv
1 raise n lit i , and my c 'iigh has left nie. You can well
imagine Hut 1 urn thankful 1 r them, n ml s. Your olicdi.
cm servant. WM. lil 'SSKLl., 0.5 Cullmtine st.
LOST IIJ.Il SPr.KC II.
Tlie aiineaed cert iticale tells a aimple and truthful atory
of BulTeriug- and relief. There ate 111 usnuila I similar cj
aca iu this city and llro klai, and yet theieare th nisaiuts
cf parents let their children die i t fear of being humbugged
or to save a few shillings.
Hro klyn, Sept. 13. 1-47.
Dr. TewxsExo: I take pleasure in staling, fjr ilie bene
fit of 111 sc whom it may c inecm, that my duuuhler, two
yeaia aiui six maiiiis old, was aillieted wuli genend de.
uniiy aim mm i a,ieecu. cne was
ruS Cll'eil UO Ua nasi AC-
CJverybyour family physiciau ; but f irtunaicly I waa re-
e mmen.led by a Incud to try your Hiraaarilla. lief re
having used one bollle aha reci'vereil her a.ieech and waa
cuaiiied to walk al aie. to the as! ausliniait . f all wll w ere
acuuauilcil with the cireuiuiuaiieeji. She is isnv uui.e w eli,
and in much better health than the has been f r to m n: hi
pas.. jUbEI'II TAYLOII, Iia York al., Br siklyit.
TWO Cllll.DltE.N' SAVED.
Very few families ia leud iu fact we have u I hear I of
one tliat used Dr. T wnsjud's S ir ip inll i iu time. I u
any ehildteti Ihe past Suiluner, while th so tint lii.l a ",
aicltcuc.1 and died. The cercificale we p.iWih 11 .w ia
c 'iicluaive evi Unice of i t v due, and it udy an nher instauca
of its saving the lives of children :
Dr. Tuwxsxxn Dear Sir : I had iw children citre l hy
y ur Susaimrillit . f tha summer c mijil lint and ilyseii:iry ;
one waeouly IS uvuiihold aiit llu other 3 iwi. They
were very much reduced, uu 1 we cx;iecled Ibey woul.t die i
tliey were given up by tw resicctal4e phi tiuiaua. When
the doctor nil" rrued us that wo must I au them, we res 4.
veil to try your Suaarilla we bad heard eo much of, but
had little c iiifi.leiice, there being s iiiueli sunt' a tvemseil
that la worthless: hut we are thankful that we did. fir it
undoubtedly saved the lives of b ah. 1 write this tliat oth
ers may be induced lo uee it. Y airs, res KM-ifullv, .
. JOII.V WILSON, Jr.
Myrtle-avenue, Bnioktyii, Sept. 15, (4?.
TO THR LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Ds. Tuwvsinu's Sarsat axilla is a sovereign and speedy
cure f ir iuuipictil c uauuipliun, and f:sr ibu general pr : ra
tion of the system no iiuiliet wheiher the result of inhe
rent cause ur oauaea, praluecd by Irregularity, illness or au.
cidcut.
Nulling can he in 're surprising l ban iu uivig ming ef
fects mi flic human frame. Pcis uia all wciknesa aji l laa
eiimle. from taking it at once bee ana t ibust and full nf
energy under i.s intlueia-a. il iiuuieJutely e wiiiorucs ilw
iierveleauiess of the feuiale fruiite, which ia the greut eauar
barieiuu-aa. ... .
Il will ii it l,e expected of ns, iu easea of aa dcticule a na
ture, to exhibit eertihcalea iu cures perf iruwd, bul we can
aaaurc the alliieteil tluu uuudicua ot tuaea aav e beau reia
le.1 1 , us.
Dr. Tow.nsrxb : My wife being greatly distressed by
weakiurta ami general debility, and sinlciing e -niiuualiy by
pas.i and with other Uimcuitiea, and liaviiar ku iwn cases
where your nieiliciiie lias etl'ucied great curea; aial aksi
hearing it ree Hiimeialed lor such cases aa i have described,
i octu.ued a b atu, of y air Lxir.ict of 8iraasuilla and f 0
bwed Ihe direcii aia you gave me. lu a short peri wl it
reus neil her c uuplaiuis and resl.aixl her l benkh. Ueiug
greatiul f r tha benefits she received, take pleasure iu
thus aekujwledging it, and reajanuwudiuf it to the public.
, . M. D. MOOKE,
Albany, Aug. 17, '41. t . Grand Lydie, sis.
'" dyspi:psia.
No luld er mediciias line ever been rtiscrwered wieh so
nearly resembles ike guetric uiiee ur saliva in ctae anpneiiig
food and auvngiheniia,' ihe tiriiuiiBof digeeti 'U aa Una pra
pamii -ii oi' HarmparillB. It siaitively cutea every case i-f
dyswpsui, luiwel'er severe or chrome.
'. Uank Deiurliuenl, Albany, Mav III, 1SI3.
Dr. Townaeiid Sir : I Iran lieen alluded f ar several
yeura wilh iKstieetui in iia worst f irm, atleiuied wita a ur
ttcs of BLHlneu. I aa uf appetite, exlreme honrtiuun, eud e
greiit avetw ai Hull kiwis of f i d, awl f weeks, (what i
c mid ant) I have been unablu to retain but a aiuutl imruiai
ournyeiomacii. I tried tha usual remedies. Iwl Ihevhul
but litil. ,w aa effect iu rem wing Ilie e mplahe!.- I waa in.
duck ai ait two m aulis etuce, to try yuur Eirmi l uf atur.
aa(wrdla, an 1 1 mutt aay with lutle e nri leeue i but aiier
using nearly tvr u ailea, I fMm. uir appenie reatore.1 and
lee bearthunt aiausly ,ia wod and I w aikl earueeily re
c auieu4 the as. .a it t , umm wh lore keen amigted aa I
have been. .uirt, At., W. W. VAN Z ANDT.
Agent -far Sanlnry JORN W. PRIUNG; Sot
ttniinlierlaiid, MAUY A, UuCAY I Dau villa. YM. A
Aftt) IN, Ussf If
f v.t - OXYGENATED ''.
' TH i kj? "CI Hi 33 9
A SO VLRtlti.N ItEiUEDY 1'OR
''DYSPEPSIA,.
lIITIII81Cs
' ' AM) - '
OENr RAICEB f LXTTs
GEORGE D. GREEN, Proprietor,'
. H'indnorj Vermont.
IS a sovereign remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in many of ait
forms, surli as mm in the St iin.wli, lluurtburii, liubllaal
C isiiveiiesa, Acid Stomach, Henduche, Ih'M ol Appetite,
Piles, Nicht Swwra, mid even Consuinpttoii (Drtplie
Phthisic,) and Asthma, or Phlhisie at landed with ilerainre
innii ii the St auaeh (or lvape tie Asthma.) birBcult
Breaihiua:, which oflcn rcsnlta irm imperfect digestiiai
Uystic Syapiwra,) ia relieved by these Bittera. In short,
their u-e has Iwen proved in the relief of almost all tha
symptoms that pr. need front a debilitated of at mic condi
tion of the Stomach nlso in (rcnerul debility ansini frtnn
aire or from the effects of Fever, particularly Fever nnd
Apne. Females suiVcring niub-r any iileriue 'deruiiyemeiit
arising from weakness, will find the "lixvovxATKn Hit
Tim" an excellent reineity, and not aurpasseilhy any uieili
cine in use.
The history of this medicine is pecnliar. It has made lis
way 1 1 public lav or a.dely by the f irea of Its own intrinsic
merits. N arlificinl means have liccn used to give it n
t ricty and thrust it up 'ii nulilic nttnitl n. It lias never
before even been advertised, but hiivlng first shown its re
m irkuble citlcicy in the family 'f Ihe pr 'prirtir, ami by
liim alterwaiila adminisleretl t t hia nlTiirted friends and ac
quaintances with a like result, Its reputation gradually ex
tended until it is Itn iwn in the in st mstaut jviris uf the
Fill ii, as a medicine of unrimlled vinuea in Ihe cure rf
Ovspcpsia in ail its different f wins, and nla for the care if
Asthma or Phthisic, lis tally herald nnd its only en I pry
has been the atory of iia w aiderl'ul erticnev, aa told fr 'in
m 'Uth to m aith or by letter fr an friend t friend. In eve
ry instance where these Bitters have Iwen need, and the re
sult made known to the proprietor, they have proved a re
medy. Numerous certificates, attcating the ubiputar efficacy of
the "Oxygshatkd HiTrsas.11 nr.; in the p uarasi it ot tha
l-r priet or; many of them aigneil by pcraoua already widely
snwii it me puiaic.
CEO. B. OI1EEN, lr ipriet r.
. WINDSOn, Vt., Oct her 3, ISIS.
The following Certlflcntra hnvf recently been
received t
Whsiiixotos. D. C, Jext 10, 1PI0.
Ilnving made use ef the ''Oxvircuntcd liillerso prepared
by Dr. lie . H Green, ( Vmils r , Vt. mid iioiii ku w
ledge i btaiued of their efficacy in Iher euses, weeheerl'ully
rec 'luiueiid them 1 1 1 lit, public, believing thnt they will fully
sustain the ree inincndaii n of the Pr inrict -r. We line
that this valuable remedy may ba a genernlly dill'used
thr -ni;hout the c.aiutry tluit it limy be accessible to all tha
allliclcd.
wSlK; f.S.Seiaito, from Verm ,t.
JAMES F. S.M.VlnNS, F. S. Scuat r from It. lahml.
.1. T. MOKEI1EAD, f. S. Senator and f inrMrly Govern
or of Keiilnckv.
I.. II. AI1NOI.D, Mamtr of CmigretB and formsrly Go.
vcrn-'r of II. I.
W.M. WOODBRIUCE, I'. 8. Senator and formerly Go.
vera a- of Michigan.
M. I.. MAUTiN, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Tciritory.
From Hon. II. D. FosTrrt, Member of Congress from
Pennsylvania.
Wasiiixotox. D. C, Jcxi 10, 1846.
Dent Sir. I liave been a dysjwpiie siillerer for abjut len
years, nnd hav res irted to various medicines fia- relief
without sueecsa, until I made use of vour "Oxveenatcd
Bitlers." I have used ah nil two Miles, and riiidmrsclf
restored to nertcct heilih The forms in which the 'dis
ease ah wed itself, in my case, were, great acidity of Hie
st much, I ss ot apiartitc, extreme flatulence, severe' cnnstl
l.ti 'ii oi the bnvels. and violent headache. Feeling desi
tons thnt a ku iwlcdge of your valuable remedy may reach
others similarly alllicted. I take great pleasure In rec Til.
iug my tiTtiui try 1 1 its curative power i and would nisi
rcinaik. that while on a visit at h.'inu a short tune since. I
administered a part "1 a b mle t . a iiuiiitier of my alhicted
friends, with great suecss. Thev are ilcsinais 'tlait y .11
sh ul'l establish nu agency at PiilsUiirr. nr iiifonn Ihem
where the me licine can le obiaiiwil. With an enrneit de
sire for viair pr-'speritv and liappiness, I suliseribe ,n,seif
truly your friend H. D. FOSTEIl.
1) 'ct. lir.o. M. Garsy.Winda r, Vt.
S .Id Wh leaile and Ite'nil bv frecn & Fletcher, No.
SOSiuth Sixth Strict, Philailelpliin.
Auent f r SnulHirr II. II. MASSEIt.
Ageuls fa- Milttni MACKA V A IIAAO.
Agent f t 1'poer Mahon J. G. ItENN.
April 15. ISIS
Tn prcaeutius the public with a remedy f the tfalinenl
x and cure of Fcct.n ,n Anr-r mhl alir l.ln ., ,ilu..uu.
! lliap-lwy ia needed. 'asl miniliers iu ibe rniteil H-ites,
,va. maier ,r an inese aiieeii'.us ui ttieir varieil fiirni, are
e nipclleil 1 1 so k relief fr iu "Iher a nrces lls.ni the iniiiie
ili ilc preserLili us I the regulir phvsiei iu. Il be,-.ines
llieref re nu bjeiu of biiin uuty. as well as . f pulilic inter
est. t bring bef.ire Ihem a reiueily pruired In in much ex
vrienee. and which m iv ulvvai s lie relied up u ns saik.
RSKECTCAL. H.1D IIAKMl.f TO TIIF COXSTITCTIOV. That
s leb is the Hue eliimeter of the IMHA t'IHLAtfil'i:.
is limply ntti-ned by the universal success with which il has
been empl yed.
rf" r.xtnict frem a ommanieaii n . f the II-w. Wil
liam WooDcainoi, of tha L 8. Senate, lute Govern if ef
Mieliiguu.
Dsisoit, Oct. SI, 1840.
Doctor Cium.r.s Osaoon,
Dear Sir. I have read with much interest, yur lit'le
Tr..trTlac upon the ''causes, Ireninient and cure" of Ihe
felwile dlaeasea winch have a , extensively prevailed in our
country during the l ist few in aillis an interval increased
11 d mlit, by Ihe fact I hat I bnve in.lit idlinllv ..ilH'cred
much fr in them. Th ingh I feel nivaelf very' lire mielent
I" judge aifely urvn a siil.ie t a en'lirelv iirofrthi .nal. vet
I yoar Ihe ry seems t i me well reas ami. and v ur c m lu
i si uis just, and I Ihiuk willeil. tint your pamphlet ia calcu
l lab'd to pr xluee much nnieiinil p-mit.
Si etiking ni the iiinbeine he snvs It fnllv justified your
I It ilteriiw exiwlati us. mid as a sine, eonvenieu!. ami p pu.
I lar reme.y, my own experience, a . fir, inducca nu t l-
heve that it will pr 't e a pie.t public Ivuclit. I mil pleased
t hMrn ihit ym have rweutlv ert ibliHhe.1 several aceneiea
f r i s disp siii'in tleaigh I riitret that, wilh a view I a
in re ffeiieral disscuiiuati 'u of if, y at sleaild linve f und it
necessary to remove from y air present rividenee am. tig us.
Wilh much respect 1 have the h to l, sir,
Your oldrred sennnf.
Wl! LI AM WOODUKIDGE
CT Fiem Hon. Stffiieu V. It. Tsowcaioox. of Michi
gau Stale Senate, to the Agent at Detroit.
HisnisQiiAX, Oaslasp Co., Dee. 13, lSlt.
Sir vn wish me to infirm you what I know of Dr.
usa ioii s imlia cti- ig gne, uuti.bili sis meilieine. 1 d i
J ,1ml it ,1. ,'in... n..,l e i... 1:..:
generally kinwn, the i-fvie axo aoi s woukl diaaniwar in
.Michigan. H"'
I nr ynred a h iltla in the anrine nf IHI. aiwt I,..,.. . j
reason I believe tliat mvseli aial family escaiied tha acne
! Lisi se is in ill i o iseuuen'ee of in nse
lVrhni.s iu no suinmnr since Ihe selllement nf ilos S.,
peninsula, hna the fever nii.l ague lieen a i prevalent aa tiie
last. I have ree 'iimieii lei thia medicine in numerous iu-sian-es.
and when the d'aense luid become bxeil and haAled
the skill of physicians i awl 1 leive never kn wu it fail. I.
has universally ir flueil the m s balmy ell'ee'a. and I liet
lieve ii ha never leu ex.'ee'M by any meilieiue in rein
ving Ihe bili sis d'teisea of the climaic.
Yours, reapet Ifully,
ri'EPIIEN V. II. TROWBRIDGE.
Aee,i f i Siiuhurr II. Jl. MASSER j Northnmlrlnnd
WITIIINGTOM 0 ; Milteu, J II. H ASLK : teliiu
grTC, MAY A KI.OSE.
May u, Ma II' e
OAKFOTD'S
UNRIVALLED STYLE OF HATS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
C II A H L K tt UAkl'URD,
No. 104 CJIESTfCUT STREET
' flutatletphia.
Wi nli! irai relTu'ly li.v.le ait. hiion to hia nipcnnr
.-iyl of bale lor aolunin. 1818, wb'cli Hill la
f und li e most peilen cicr Ii f..re off rial l i ilie
C 'lii i'iin.) . i peculiar f irms reniler- it the mote
t S'rsi'l , asii eninliinrs all the paaeuiiVt of uV.
bili-y I'lu'iieaini'-a. ni). site in that atlicl.' uf . r
bi it liia loriesnil f.eiliiies in in m iinifacturinj
ill all. he I'lulirn in.pr vein. nu, .,n.i.. bun
Pm GuALLAtkoK iiik Wuhlu In lir. duce lietl. r
tlHUDRRi'a Fasci IIatsasr Car ur s
l.-rei MunK. Tlice gnolaliasa Ueu srWi tl
th great c r-. and mil roniul m ei loiuiilul
ml fi ss in ttieir -ly'n
l.nii.' Uinivo (1T, ,', Cars or n ,rius
L s.w ''attki rs.-tiien wi'h.i ! n I, iow.
,mI iii riii-siii). in ilioe sii c'ra ih t they niy lii
c.f. ni) eu. j ami I'jiiii s graceful upi ir ce
CHARLES OAKFORU,
104 Cl estnut st. s :w il.x. duw !' ml
l'hi.,lrl.bU.
S.', .iniilTi 90. 18t8h June 9 1, 1818 ly-
JACOB KBCliv7
'. ' - WHOLESALE AMP HF.TAtL ,'' .'.'!,
viiic ijQuouuaiiu. 1
.Va t'Ji l urlict ii'ltl Hehiiu ''g-iA, tfyrih S le
""" ' ' I'lllLHU LI III A.
' Keeps constantly on haml til itu of oM Li
linn, vix : Suo"ior ob ry whikeym,erif.r
fliautlv, tiin, &c Alto wh.l. tusMly In. preeef-
ni. Wllit loiiy ami llliirklwiiy biaiuly.. -
i liils'lelphia. June 3. 18i8. ly ' "' -
WINDOW GLASS. 8 by 10, for sI
HKNRY.MASiTJlU.
8uitkti7, Jsq tTik, A
THE ONLY RAPICAL CCRB.roit
CONSUMPTION!!
."rrofutn nr King'd Kvil, IMuMinmtirni. ()lttnnt Ciittne ii
t-.rn iniHi. rimph i" rtrriitfi-n n itie im'V. rii icht
lliUp.Chnni.ri re l'.ytn. King Vrui r T?iter,
Bf-nhl 11 end, l-.iiliirf:i'mriti ann luin ot tli
Hour rnwl j int. Hlnldi ni ritcr. 8yplii
lilir 5ymt':m. scifiliiH tt J .ittnlvig
, dlnmiKrt nripinff i'n m on injmli
ci -wi "re ' Mtficnry, I)rp
denre in lii'e; !,
CltnHiic C iirtl
till. -n .lLi
nrttrn. In this meHwhir nevenil inn wit hut very jvtnt art ir ten
of the reffctnltlc khifni in are unite), ftirmhtfi cn.p"iid
entirely different in itnrhnnirter una pertir fnm nny
ttier prvpnrtiti'in. nml mirii-ntleri in it .prmti ti en the
ritlom when Mt Ting nmler dtwnse. ItalnrnkMie hi lhr
hniMlH of mxrrv nera n. wh . by lni(sinw, r grmntl r nr
of IHp. ia prnban e't to the rerr many nilimmta thnt ron
rter liifl a curse, iiintcad i a blevaiug, nivd n oittn remit in
aeain.
FOUPCKOrt'IsA.
fir, Drake Pnnweri is tre. immeiiflrtt na a rertain retnrity.
S t 'tw intnnc!t' ttn tnilnre hna rvrr HrnrTeH when tni-
ly tiicd ! It rnres the dirwiM nnd nt tlie anmr time im nrtu
vig-T t the wh le vat cm. fVr mt na ym -na mil nvtr
my t'i mnrh nttmti ni b the atnie nt their M d. Ita pu
rifii-ali n h uM be their first nim ; f t pnrveraiK- will
aec mpnan a cure oi evbm iierrditamt inaeuae.
FOR IlRrrTIONtToF TI1F.WIN.
rVuny, !p rl'iilic AffecliMi. Turn w. White lvellinir.
FrynliTlnn, ricrra. Cnnfera. itiitinfiig I'fpn. ftnd imhI
Htlra. lr. nke'a Pnnnpen ctniii t be ! hhrblr ext lletl
it amrrhi-a out the ver Mit f Die dimsiae, ami innniieiit.
IXDIOFSTION OK PYPPF.rMA
N merlicine per)m a brm errr been dire vered wbii-h
givcB n mnrh t"iie t tite rt mtifh nnd mimt the aerTe-
ti n "f a benlthy gnxtrie juice t dec. nip ac the to d aa Vt.
iruKc a inimrea
KIUKMATISM.
Dr. Drnke'a Fanncen ia used with the rrmtert sucrcta in
niientuaiic C Miiisfciiiits, epwiatl aiu-bnarhr iiic. It purrs
by driving i,ut ull impunliea and I'md huimnira which have
art'iiiiuilutcd iu the patcm, which are the en tine of Rheu
niniim, Gml, and Swellings"!' the j. inls. Other retnedica
metimes give temporary relief; thia nilirely eradiedtea
the dihcnue tr un theayatein, even wheu the limba and U,ne
nre ureatiiuuy swollen
CONSUMPTION.
CoxsrjirTto!! ess st ccied C.aichs. Catarrh,
Dr hi
chilis, li illinr nf HI "i. Asthma, DiAieiilt or iirmise Kx
pcet ran n, lice le Flush, .ieht Sweats, Pain in the aide
c. have neencureil. nial can be with ne much certuiiitv
any thcr disease. A specific hna I ne lieens ughl i l, but
lu vain unlit Ihe disc, very il' Lr. Drake's Panacea. It la
mild and sale bul certain and etnculi us in its imeiati
nnd caun t p ssibly injure the most delimte c usiituli u
i e w uld earnestly rec-.mnieud tltose iilrtieted t ' give it n
trial and we lielieve Ibey will n n have censi n t'i nirret
it. The system is cleansed and strenglhened, the ulcers n
Ihe luiiss are heeled. .ihI the sltienls graduullv leguill their
iisuui iieaiiii eun sireugiti. lieiHl tlie Iwllowlug :
TESTIMONY.
Pimla , Dec. Ilth, 1S4
Dsah Sis : In renlv to vour ouesii n resneciina the ua,'
ef Dr. Drake's Panacea. 1 will anr, that although a perfect
nisueiiever lu tlie existence a Paxacca. or cure lor all
diseases, h. wevei valuable it nuiv I iu certain c nalili ns
o tlie system, still 1 have lieheved that a cure I i C .aisumi.
ti. n w ukl Is- disc vercil s i ner or later, nisi cun any led
me lo iry y ur meilieiue m lv very invetiasite cuses
I hey were pr, n ainee.1 by Ihe nttcndiiig phvsie s to I
Pt'LMONAKY CONsVMrTION. and aluiiid uetl by them ns IX
CCRALLR. One ol" Ihe IH.I sous bad been under Ihe treat
incut nl several vry able pnielili neis for a uuuiber ot'
years, nml they said sbr had 1,1 Inula aied C usiiinpti.
c aniline wain tN'r !uln," mid that sheuugbt lincerl ir a ma
lime l-ut could ntit lie iK'niianeully rehevetl. In b ilbenses
the effii-t i l the Panacea hns lieen in -st cratifvnig. Onlv
I ur or five Isitlles were used by one of the persons befiTe
im eegnn t , impr ve rapiiuy. i lie omer l vm uli ait ten.
will "n!y add Hint familiar ns I am with c iisunipli ai by
iiiheritunee and by extensive olwervnlj n ns a study, mid
knowing nls the iujiiri ms elTeets iu nine eases i ut "f ten
of lar, b mesct. and other vegetable t mice, aa well aa
many ol the extieet tnmtsnud sedatives. I sb uld never have
ree .uuucndtd Ibe use o Drake's Panacea if I laid li t lieen
ucnuniulcd with the ingredients. Suffice it t ny that these
are lec imileuneii ny our m st pmiitair uml acieutilic pliysi
eiaus. nnd iu their present c 'luhiitcd slate, f Tin pr bribly
llie lcst Hlleiative tliul lias ever lieen made. The cure is
in ucc irihoicu with a the ry of C usniiiiti ai hriacheri in
prance a few yeura ng , by one "f her m ".t euiineiit wri-
teraon uieilieuw. and il iv esluliluhed by fuels which ait
mil Ol ic.i 11111 Hie.
Yery Respectfully Yours, I,. C. flt'NN.
To use Ihe lauiruagc of nn-ilber. (iDl. Dnike's Panacea In
always salutary in its rlleets never iiiiuri us. Il is n I as
Opiaie it is ii I und K.xreeloranl. Il is n I in'ciulcd fi lull
the iuvulid into a fatal security. It is a grenl renuali n
gniiMl healing mid curative c nip-nnd. ibe arent and onlv
remedy which tueilieiil aiaence and skill lias yet pr sluced
f ir the triaituient of this bithert ' line unuereit'nelHilv. And
no wru u athiete.1 with Ihis drisid disease, w ill lie Mist f
himself and bia frieiala. il'he g i d -wn I Ihe grave without
testing us virtues. A single li tile, lu in at eases, will tar
ihiee a fiivoruble change iu tlie l- unllti ll of any patient
ip'W v er l.'iv. '
TO THE LADIES
lldiea of nalc coinnlexi-4, and r aismmaive habits, mid
such as are dehiliulcil by lhose nbslructi lis which feiualea
aie liable lo, are rcst-ircd bv Ihe use of a b llle or two, f.,
I.I i. nit vig t. Il ia by far the Irst rcmedv ei-er disc t'tral
fir weakly children, and such as have tsid hum 're i liug
pmisnui, iney mke n. ii imineiiiuieiy rest 'rcstneui peiite
strengib and e l t.
N linns ini be m 'le surprising than its inn's? ralinr ef.
feela on ihe hiiuinn triune. Pers ns. all weakness uud las
situde lie. ire taking il. nt onee hre me r hurt nml full
energy muler i's inllueuee. It immediate e anilentrls the
lien elcssiKsa o Hie lemnle trauie
CAt TION. lie careful mal ree that yu get Ihe genu
ne ui ijnAnr. s i-AitACKA u lias me signature I lien, r .
, Stohhn on the w nipia-r nnd nla ihe isime 4,Dn. I'Saxs's
I'ASACEA. I'lllLA." bl 'Wll III the gl'irs.
I'resired only by SroaasAt Co., Drurrgisls, Nn.tll North.
c-iAin ri., -iiunoeipiua.
Agent for Suuliurv II. MASSEIt
S.ildalsobv H's A. .Mcbrax Co.. Danville II.SHARr
r, Mili'Hi; Mart McCor, Northiiinlierlaiid; E. P. I.uiz
UI NUlHWUtg.
April I, ltMtV ly
Mclorlnl IMilloii ar l 4 iiMprno'is
gr'ut ttiii ti mis the ll'fii mmi'tii
! F THR SIX TEKN TIi PF.N'I CRY IN HY.H
i' MANY
sW I Zt-.RI.AN
& IV. II li
piililtslieil m, or aliiiiil lie l.l n
inil. IKh In
IOS A M'Hl.L No till t liei i si .oi- lot.
j Ilia spiellllhl I 'll. o eillllon uf Ihe iiiaitn Hano i
, wnik villi IS elgiaieil iIIiiiiuioii fii'in oi i
' g ma I ilekign. ; I vol. iii S boon. I in eiua iliol
; Mini tibial Ir eti... i
I I he piihil.bet ieMH Holly la'talhe aM.lil i"
j "! If!" kH'te wi.ii Ibe public g..ieiaHv. In lb
j unik h'ing the only illu.tiat.il edition pnhlo-h
: in in- in Lil Malee tl liusta I bat lb- li.-a.iii
ol Ha enibellibtii ut th. stinng and siihslanlia
inanner in wnu n it it boniiit in rniiliiiirlinn will.
Ihe known uiuilaiilv nl Ihe wuik lUell. will h
sure recoiiniiciiilul inn t public fa'or
' JOS. A cPK.FL 00 Ch-itv t sbuv 0th
J. A S tiaa tan lately uilitah.tt. a new and
nrajniiitii r.ilitinnnl S-rg"ant He I's Rare Show
suitable book fr children, neatly done up in
exna rinm.
Philadelphia, April I, 1848
CUTLERY.
AN in. n ice tJimk nf Pnrkei ami Tab's CUT
I.KIiY. f. r sale by
J0E1T M. COLlIAlT,
Ao. 3S mnd 34 AHCADE. ottii 81 Kuril.
TH1HD fUtft,
C mp iiii fiflno iIuih reokiiivie, 8cisa rs i
R stirs.
Also, a choice asa.i tmei'i of Ro'g'iactc Rons.
M'ne'n hn'inV, '(. '. W, cV 8. Uuirhri's s i'
KVniiev'e I 'niter.
' Also, MpaiJiali,' lli k su! Hiin'iiiB. Knieia.
Al-n, Ohii., I t)i ', an' llowi- Kmr,
At t Th Amtriet.H Iht'" Stmt. s suarn
.riilw. wo li.tlo- atn nli n f l) ..ra
Cabd lliulirs in ( m.i Icy. evi 1 1 nl the !
si"i k wmihv Ibeir sticn i hi. ihe 8u ..cri''.'
i'l. iff I us lie.. a im .r ii ( Hit Mtlin. Kftb ,
(ill it. I hi., J.iue I lb I, H4H It i
s.j.IuSargkk & CO.
IMPOftTIWQ AND l OUMMilON '
: MEUCHANTS, '
And Dealer in Paper, and Paper Mattuactw
, Te) t, jya,r'a1
No-33 Commerce St., PHILADELPHIA. ;
KERP'rnnsitutly an hJ s. UiAje assort
ment p pilliling anil other paper Newt
laipis iu the fttuHiiy, rt b S"ltiil st l
liirva. wnh sapor of suy tilt Snil Matltly,
the loweal prices., , -, .
PbtUMirlpbu, .'ua 7lk, 1I4
,HSIK MOTR I. INT.
, , , , rKKnvt.Vi..
rtic f. lt,ii" Hat h,.wa thr eurr ni al,n of si
flti'Svlvsnis ItaiiV .U-s, 'I'riii m.Mt implicit n-.
1-arieS moi 1 plarail tuiort k. as )t , srrry mt
arefii'lv cmtiiasrsit with si d ristrsris,! f.om It t It -.ell'a
IteftortS' ' - - -
, ItnnltH In nlla1clphla.
fntKH AT PAR.
Isnh ,if Nmlh Armvles i
Hank iifths NArilirrn l.i!rlii
Oomtnerrial Bsnli of Pnn's. .
Pssmsts' sml Mwhsnies' Hank
(is I
pa
pa
pst
pal
fsiiairt'on B'lfk
"hilsilclpriis IIiiir
MimlhiH Itsi-k . .
oiitliKark Katik
t..s,-,, Itatik
'i r' ai.ir.' IN,.l
'o i, wcMni rs' A M.l, ,ioc It nk
pal
pni
I'S
fin
pai
I''
pf
t,il f I', nu Toernohip . . .
' Ha-l
'ai I I t 'onoi'i nr. I ,le tovami lismt
I't
P'
Itank of I'fi.nn Ivan'n .
'oimti'.r fliinti..
tank ..I I'I.esiei Cfiiiini,
Westchealel
pS
S'tk of iMawnrr I'mmiy
Hank of ftrrinanlott n
Uank of Moiiipomers V.,.
('heater
(ornisntown
Nioria'iiwn
T)ovlet0Wll
pa
P
ps
Dovbslown Maul
pat
Ka. on Dank
Eaainn
par
Pa.mers' Hank of Itiiek. en llri.tol
p..
Hunk T ! rtlinmlH,i-inil X .rthiiinherUml
I'otiim' ia n-n k nriiirr.r.l'i,liirnlM
par
par
raron r. r .ns oi i a'n lei" l.anci-iei
pi
I sin a ter iToni ty It mk
t. uieasTr llnnk
Lancaster
lisnciater
ia
P
I'
' .nwn' lllll'k of t'lS'lilig
itliee ,1 Mank nl Pfi.n'a.
Iltiif do ln
'fTtcr ,ln iln
flice 'iln ,ln
li a-DiiB
Harribnra'
Vhe-
l.ancisier
fliee
Hosiling
to nut
fvaaton J inane n
T Km A T
'Ui.k nf ll.p 1'nilml St ile
I' IRIJII II !N T.
Phila..phs
I'ol'avtlle
lw.t.nn
Mill. I le own
CnlisV
Piltshmr
HoUiilissliiirg
II arri-d. urg
l.rliamin
Piiialmrg
PiitsSuiK
Williamspori
Wilkeslisrrs
I
Mil,, rs' Itaok of PnllBtilli'
Hank nf l.ewi.nn
Hank . f Mal.lMown
pal
fail
INrlmte Hank
Rxebanae Itsnk
llo hraucti nf
Itmri'lmig Itank
l.plianon Hank
Wer. liant'cV Maiml flank
'iitnk Pillel'urii
W.at ll.snch II nk
Wyoming Hank
V. rih in plmi Itsnk
links IVnntv Hank
aitW .,1 itaiik nl IT. H
I lo tin iln
Uo iln ilo
tl-ii'k nf I 'hainlipr.ltiifg
'I - k nt (teiHeblira
'tittiV of Su- iiieliaiiii i I 'n.
in. It o l
'.n.'r',V lliover It mk
' ink i ll nik'
'I .K.I le ll.nk
I . nu r.i. ll.iok ol II.
.-k ti.lt
I'
.. llmilntrn no sal
tteailing faite
Pittsburg fail.
Erie ,
' Urijliion d
I'llainlieratiurf I
I leltyshurg I
Montrose 2
F.ne 3
Waynealmrt 2
Waaliinritiin 14
lliuieMil.ile t7
UmvnsriHr I
Vo.k I
N. tl, I tie iioiis I itinse banks on which we
n n siiiitiniiiii. ai snli.iitute a da-li ( ) are not
uirelinseil by tin- I'liibiil, Ipl.in brokers with tl r
S i e lint, i.l tli .r tvlm h baee a leitcr of r leretice,
II H l K P. i It A N K c5.
t'l.ll ib li.lns Sa. Ins.
I'hiln 1. 1, Ina
. do
lo
lo
lo
llvott, prop.)
Tnwamla
Itiillonl
Heiiv.'t
Marrtaburg
V'alinmloti
Hell, fonie
I'.ti-biiiB
I'lll.l.lirj;
Ffttetle en.
(ireeneiit p
H irnim.v
If nnliriir.toii
l.e i-tnin
Wariei,
Diin.lirt'
New llop.
Milton
Meailsille
tailed
fiiled
fiilcl
I'liiliiih'lptiia l.iim Itn,
'Im. lit si I In.
Kei.-inumn av. Ina. A
IVini TiihiikIiiii M i Ins.
x'ai.ll.l It ma ( I Y
t'owaiitla Unnk
Mlecl.ai. II ink of Pa
'I .ok nl Hosier
t ink nt Wivatara
Dan't nl VYa.binul m
I'enire Uank
'ny 1I.ii. k
farmer-' A 1e hVa' Hank
FHimrr'A- MwliV.' Hank
Kiiiii.i ts' iV MochVa" It ink
lln'niony Inmiiut.
'tiililinrr.l ii. Haul.
Joinaln llmk
Lnnil'ruiet.'. tl.iiik
N. riberi. Hank "f ''-..
n Mot P l. I. Itu.li;,. t o.
..iiliiiiiii'M I'niiin I ol. Ilk.
No.lh W.el.li. Hilok of p,.
I.l.,,. .1 Kelii'vlklH lin.k
k. Ai" A Miimf Hank
' i'Vi-1 I. ike li n k
1 i Urn k ..f IVnii'u
Ceiiniiirlami Hank
vt ilKe-liiitre llrlilne ( ',
f.iloil
no sate
rl.wp.1
c.e i
Inileil
rl.at.-it
no .'e
fiileil
fnle.l
f illnl
mi -al.
ml .ati
no s il.
la, li
no ile
e ,!.,!
no nU
c...,l
failcil
ilos- ,1
f.lllill
Port I la'b ui
I'arliale
Monti, .se
I'nioiiinwn
ltr'eiial.ura
rloseil
Wilkesbnrr no sal
iXj A" unit" pitlKi'lli'U
tn on any Pannivl
Lima Hank not en en in the above li-l
may he art
lown a frauila.
u:w .m:ki:v.
1 1 k .-I IN,- HiniMwick
'. vi. I, i. ttnok
'iirl"vloi I n. H'flifc
' u. . . u-.ii! H ii.k
I o.t. r.i..' II.. k
'. 111 .-' It.. I
-'4110-I .l.il Mei-limtir.'
'.fi. .!. ..ml !tti rbaiiN's
-iiiirt-re anil M,-ri Iihiiu'
Itinnan iek
H-lv.tlrre
M.tltonl
Perth Ain'i-iy
Uml ei-m
tt.uml Holly
Ilk Ita'iwav
Ilk N. Huinsi. k
faibil
i
I'
pi"
psi
i
filled
Hk
Mi-I.lletown Pi. 1
r'ruiik'in It mk of .N.J, Jerev 1,'ilv
H e.-keii UkstV (iiHiiiia ! Hoti-ken
fail tl
fail, it
failc.i
failed
fulle-t'
i
failed
i
psi
mi nilt
no aiil.
ii s 'ii II ink
Jtfeey l!ity
Patteranii
HeUiville
Morrietost u
Kreeh 4.1
Mew .irk
Trenton
Jersey ttily
it.il ami a' Unik
tj,..,;fti inr- r." Hoik
A..ru I iiiioiv Uank
'. i.niiiouil' Hk ol iS. J.
elniiii. ti n k
i-b.iiiK ' hiiii innul. Uk
"ni. I 'anal ami lilts '-'
I'.. I ,N.. .
si'i. likb A lua I 'ti
Hoi t Ijrl lirnlue t'n
.:. V .iiiil..i ai.il (ike. I n
Newaik
LsintaillHiille
llnhokmi
faittil
failed
i
failr.1
i
pm
pa
i
i
s i in c n A I
ia,.Cf II i.k
'.liii.i.id ok ler-ey ,iy
' Iraiige
Pair-latin
tin
Priiuvi.in
. . um in
Newark
KllxaKrtliinwi
I 'ami leu
iicr- mi ll.tiif,"
. -.'i s' linnk
,ii,i l-'.in ll'll.k
i .i, in It -i. kins l "
lu H-il.
Ur lllllk
an Hint
.It U ink III M.ons
M.,te Hunk
ilein ami Pliiiatl VI hii.,1 ,
uwa. I Hank'
I'lenu ii llaiikiiig ('
l!ui.-n Hank
'A aetiii at-ui tlankins t'u.
Mimisuiwii
Tienioii
Xak-m
.ewl.H.
TieoUin
iMeer
Hackenaack
lailen
tailed
i
pai
i
rade.1
pai
pei
pa
par
pai
I'
per
par
par
DELAWAKE.
".k nf U'ilin ii ttrmiMlytstiwr VV'iinungliai
Uank ttl IMttvarr Wjlntinflnn
tank of Smyrna Hmyina
Oo tuaiirli Millnrd
' annus' Hk of Nlate nf IM Dover
l,i hraitrh Wilminstun
Ilo bianch lieorfetnwn
tu limiM'h NeitC'tetle
iti-isi Hoik WilmitifbMi
,r If l.'inlei ft
,1, Iln all l-ai-ks m nked thus () there sre ct.
net itnniieiteii ol altered notes of ihe earnia ale.
itiiM.atsrW'a. in earriileiinii.
A THnvt UoLitas !
ASHBY &, HOCAP,
lint nnd .Ylnmithcf iirrrv,
Huh Eatt Corner of ilk uud Market Si reel.
Hut- meat tliry
fHIZiASELFHIA,
HAVK pi nt'anl on l aiul loll snd rn i.p'etr
aa-nrtn lit of HA 'Psi. t? XP'S, end YVU
' m . hn rl- S"t i ssnrtm- tit nf nn-' an I tuna'
lghnm, Panama, sml n leaf Hals Al f
ich b sarin.- nf flfltlO in r- nt, ss. ill he e.d.1,
wlinls sle "it relai', al the ty k.wral prirps.
t:,iuiriy Jealela waul I il i well lu rs.ll. St by P
Mioii.y snd low ei', we i su il-le I lo tell et
Wiy low talcs . .
- J'uiia I0ih, l84S.-ly' ' '
CBSimCZlT.
BOOT MAKlUt,
N. 40. '
Sot T S) Put kTH t'TV.r.KT. Astnvc CuESTNl'T.
Jaav Sh, Uiem
SAlrAlrlANDEIl.
riRE Ann thief moor cueist.
Fir.E-rROOP BOOR9 FOtt BANKS AND STORE
Swl Km! Lnttfr-Copylfiit I'rpwa, Pntent
Slatc-LinpJ Rofriiierntoi-s, Water Fil
ters, Putent Portable Wut:- r Clo
sets, intentlfd for the Sick
and Infirm. .
EVA1MS d WATSON,
7 Sn ilk Thr4 Street,
OPPOSITE TIIE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
jstSJSw Manufacture and ketpc nise int
'"-"Il Mf llbV I S "'A srticlea, toaeiher witk
vJ lU.-illi I 'heir Patent lmpr.ived!S.,lumandef
are ,, eiaiMrueted aa to set at rest
all manner of d ulit e to then
lielua trip,!., a - .r l
" 'eTiil . biiitiliinr. Ti. .i.i. ..... .i
Iheaa fnfca nre made of b ulor iron, tlie inside en sent mo
st me, and het-een the outer inse and inner rise ia a nasce
nt' s une three inches thick, and is filled in with imteatruc
tibte m tterial. a i as 1 1 imke it an iia;, vsilnbtr t , Imrn any
1 tlie r aitenia mame n nm -nei.,. nese n sipst me (a.
bimandera vrf nre prereired ami d i clralleuire fie w ld t
pr.shice nnrartiele In the shape a" lt .tifes that will
stand na much heal, and tve n 'Id miraelvee rendy at
limeatn huve them inirly resteil by publie hmRre. We
nis i continue 1 1 maunl'nclnre n hrpe nud eeuerul ass Tt
ment nf our Premium Air-tin t f ire rre ir fulea or which,
there are over ftst n 'v in use, nnd in every instance thee
have riven entlie eilisrncteui t the piirehnsera ' which1
we will refer the pulilic t a few eeiitlemeu who have
them in us
Haywood A nvder. P.atsville! Jneph 0. I .a veto
P Itsville; Mi. U illnm Cnrr. I vlestnivn, Pa.
N. A O. Tuvl t. pjp n 'rth l at.; A Wrirht A Nephew
Vine at. wharf; Alex-mder Onr.H-, Ciuveynueer, corner of
c iiiu-ri aim pin sis.: jonu ni. roru. : u-irih Tki et.; Mvera
Itiish, an ii Tib 3,1 t.: .Inincs M. Pnnl. ml s intli 4ik i
Dr. llavid Jnyne, ft amth .1.1 St.: Mnthew T. Miller. SO
a nth Hd at. I and we c ail l name nine hundreds .if there
Il it were n"essiry. N iw we. invite Ibe altenti.ai of the
public, ami pnrtienlarly those iu want nf Eire lrof ?Vifes,
lo call at our store lief ire pnrchnsitur elsewhere, nnd wa
ran mlisfy them Ibey will let a better nnd cheaper article
at onr store tlirm nt nny oilier esimmemnent in ll.e eitv.
Ye nls i imniifnetiir'e the ordiu-irv Eire Pr vif Thesis, al
nt very I 'W nrees. ehMner than they can be b-Mipht at any
othei store in Philadelphia.
PAVID FVANf.
.IOIIANNK8 VATSO.X.
PhiUdelphia, April ?, tf-IS ly
ni:w GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Henry Masser,
LJ AS just receivnl at his storr, in Sunbury,
- on anoitmi'iil of the t-bfapest GooJs, lltut
ever cumu to thit place, cimsisliiig of
DHV GIIOUN.
CnOCEMES, LIQUORS, $t.
French black Cloths, Cassiuelts. &c. Cali
cocs. of excellent quality and colors,
price 6 to 10 cts. Gomf Muslins, a
yard wiilc, at 6J, rents.
These are not the low nriceil trash articles
usually sol. I. Muslin tie Lnines. of line qu.l
ity an'il patterns 18J. HamUome Terkeri
ami other Shawls nml various other articles.
The public are requested lo call and judge
for themsi'lvi's.
Sunbury, Nov. IS, 1S48.
S3 L 02i jl LS2. S3
rafint tii-l'iuht
SUMMER AND WINTER COCKING
STOVES.
cpilF.abne Stove, which iaeqnnlly well artfipted to Wood
J. or C al, h-is recricetl silver ineihils ut the luirs of the
American Institute. New York ; of the MeclwnncB' Insti
tute, I! -eton ; "1 the r'runklin Institute, I'bilmtelphia ; and
of the .Mecluiiics' liiHtilule, Wiltiiinct in, lielnware.
It ia eap'ible, if properly used, oi d nig ill -re work, with
resa lucl. th in any - Iher St vc yet i liercd t the pnUic: in
wlnfci it will wurin the t-irijest kitchen, while ill aniiimer.
with the siininicr ilres nlt icheil, it throws out no in -re
lieut thnti a chiirc nl liirntice ; and for b lilnift. broiline, te
kmir, t roustmrr, it cannot U snrimiiscU by any other Stivt,
open fire, ir brick --len.
K lit O.M .I f :.NU A T. O.NS.
CESitricAix or tiieJcdoes or the MicniNtcs' l.isri-
TfTE. KoaTOS.
Vc. the subscribers, beiit- ch st n Jndirea by the Mnsaa
chnsetls t;h:irit ilile MiM-hnnics' Association in Host in, on
st -ves, liirnnees, rniites, .Vc. w llkl iiil'-rni the public, thai
nf-er teslinff till the e.i kine stovca th:it wero put into the
Kuir f-ir exluliitl ni, nisi lelliuft ent-h iiuiii uuuuigc Ins own
st-ive with tlie kiiiic kind of c ml, iu order to nacerluin
which wottl-l d the aiuie work with the least luel in the
rune time, mi-1 do it licst. we find that Stewart's Puteut
rtiituincr nnd Winter Air 'J'tirlil C sikinaM ie. iniiuatactur
eil by Ihe patentee, of Tr iv. N. V.. to tic the best, us II took
but ift uiuiti'es to l.-il tic enllou of wntci and Isike biscuit
iu ihe Mine lime, nud br.iil lieel slenk. nnd all d ne in tha
bi-st iiinntit'r wilh seven p .-unils of coul. in thirty niimitet
fr-nii the tune the lire wie put into the stove, 'i'j which
weanir-le.l the silver lucdul.
urn
jvm i .!i;oi i.l), wai.tfr ronxEi.i.,
THOMAS MOPI.TOX. A. I). WKIlltliU, and
JAMI'.S PACK, Jcikiks.
The sulisi-ribcrs respectfully invite the uttention of e -tin-try
dealers, t i one 'i the laryest and tiest selected st'H-k of
stoves, ever uttered in this city, aia mg which are the tub
I wing :
lU.et.
Screen Cjler.ders.
Oven Stnvet
Wa-liinjtnii Ait Tight Cooks.
ii I can
Kmekas
Lrt Oven
A Ihany
Willi
iln
da
do
iln
ilo
tin
dn
do
do
di
do
Mi flregnr Menimnth
1 reimiima Conk S lives.
National lir-TiKjit C nkt.
I'ai lor Stnvet.
mil T.nma An Tight Tartor Stoves.
1,0 Char rathe let Al 1'isbt dn
2(10 I.aJy Wa.liiiietnii, Air-Tight Parlor.
1.1(1 U's-diinvton Air-Tight dn
.100 McUr.-itnr'a three days Parlor Air Tinht
Coal Sluvrs. biirniiif three days wilbnut atten-
linn.
For sale wholesale ami retail hy North. Harri
son Sc Co. No .1IIII Mark. I street. Philadelphia.
I'll ladetphis. Jut) 18th. 1818
FEVER AND A(UIE!!
UZTTIIOROUGIILY ERADICATED
BY ROW WU'S TIIMC MIXTI EE !
111 tT ureal Nalional. Obi Favorite. snd rrer
l-.fat K-meity!!! of KIGIt I'RF.M Y ARS
"TANDINU still unapptnai-ned in its tvonder
ful aiiicen. reilainty. n tal ty, iathe ctss or
BSTcitm cuttrbAiT !
(Xir" Il )im would r-inie the sraeeica' (po:tn.
mis) roniit- rfeiit take not a bottle frnnt a it awe.
tha ts n t guur.leH by t e written e'?Wuce"
nf the original inventor and proprietor. Jot) R.
Row a Mi. mi a paper label, erotiiog the muHlh
ml for.
Toil remedy ias rev r li-en bolstered up by
fal.e am! d-i-ei ful iiuffs. hut lis won its way to
the oifiileirp snd uuive'sal adn linn of the in
habitantsoi Fsvca on Ai-e !isTstns BV ITU
HOOD WOKKS.1M) l-KIJITS HOSE, to
whuh all theaent. and every person who tilf
uted it, well lslify.
FROPRIETOR'8 OFFICE
111 Arch Mreet Philadelphia.
Atisais for "a Iniry Ira T. Clerr.ent, J. V.
Frilina:, II. M aer and Gen Bright.
Ar.amt for Nnrihiimberland Forty! he, WiU
son At C . R M. MTsy.
iisnil 8, I8t row
p..r
i
WiM'drnba of Fatiltloiiuble
CLOTHING.
J. W. & E. D. STOKES,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Na. 184 Market Street. FinJ Ctdhhig soeeir-
erilO Sixth.
. PHII.AtlKt.rilU.
t IIFRK they are rniitlauily enrared is fet
lint up trout Ihe beat French. Kflf'iah and
American t alb. r nlhiua: rut and made up in Ihe
most superior and fashionable sly . t'ertons
whn buy In tet , wil find a arit snd esre teat
stock al Ihe nwett e it y prices. Coining- made
up to Older, ia a superior style at Ibe shortest
not ire.
N R Old Fellows IWa'is. 'tree assort
ment alwa)s u hand Oidera lium Lodger and
iiMlividua s prompt'y attended to on tha most re,
tnuah e lernis.
I'fai ade phis, June 3, 1118 Jy.
(Lute Kt'llcr Grseuuugti.)
PATENT ATTORNEY.
AWO MBOHANXOAIs BWOaXCBBB,
YVavlklustun, U.',
DRAWINGS anj papora for th Pataot
Uifijt), prepared auid all thtt neixrasarv bo
attieaa, in rwlmion to aaourinp patents, t'ransr
notwl, and promptly attended to, at their e
fioti oppositn th Patent Othw. ' - i
Oclwber 28, Uil.
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