Sunbury American. (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, July 07, 1849, Image 4

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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
. snisxt Uatuouo Sltattct.
, EHT r FARMS IF-U.if
. Celman, of Barton, wko hu poblwied
took giving an account of his trTtl lW
thgrioulturd districts of England, ; inake
tha following -statarnents in rsgard to the
rent an rslue of certain farms in Great
Britain: . . t ., : P, ! .-. i. -
,!., On page 7, vol. i ho spsaks of a Mr.
Olivsr, who pay S5000 per annum for hit
farm, on a lease of 19 years. The tafcles,"
he says, "of some tenant farmers, who are
tries of wealth, are covered with silver and
vfnrauhed with wine of the most costly ohar
ler. . They took me te visit the farm of a
Mr. Hope, in their neighborhood, who also is
tenant, and who has made a fortune of six
ty thousand pounds, or three hundred thou
sand dollars, by farming." Ibid, 262, "One
farmer had paid a rent of 7W, or 35,000
per year. The farmers here are exceedingly
rich and intelligent, in all that concerns their
-profession. One of the farms on this roule,
Scotland.) recently sold for 61,000, or 831V
O00 cash. I believe it contains not over five
or six hundred acres.7' Ibid, 72 : "On Fri
day I Went to a farm, where the farmer pays
bont 810,000, or 2000, and he and his two
Summer Arrangement.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
ROAD, FROM PHILADELPHIA ' i
; mk.T..,. ;TO POTTSVILLE. ' 1 "
CHANGE OFHOVHS, andTWO TRAINS
DAILY, (tack viay,ecipt Sundays.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 8d, 189
two trains will run eech wsy, daily, between
Philadelphia and Pettsville.
, MORNING LINE ACCOMMODATION,
Leaves Philadelphia at 7 A. M., daily, except
Sunday. i ;
, Paw Reading at 10. 45 A. M.
Leaves Potuville at 7J A. M., daily, except
8undaya. ;
Passe Roadlng at 9 10 A.M.
The above Line Hop at all way atations on the
road as formerly.
AFTEKNOON LINE FAST TRAIN.
Up Trmn Dovnlratn.
Leave Philadelphia at Leaven Potuville at 2 J
2J P. M., daily, ex- I 1'. M., daily, except
cept Sundays. I .Sunday.
Leave riiornkvillc 3,45 Leaves Fell. Haven 2,37
Pottstuwtt 4,15
Heading; 5,00
rortClinUm 5,45
Sell. Haven 0.10
Arrive at Pottwillcfl.20
Port Clinton 3.00
Rending 3,60
Pottstown 4,40
Plifrnixvilie S,00
Arrives at State IM5,50
The Afternoon Train will atop only at the
bore named stations. Paasenqpr for other point
mtiat thcrelorc take the Moriunjr Line.
JJhl'U 1 in Reading, coroner of (Jhcsmtt and
."JeviMith .trri.feK. Pn.nenfrf.ru rnnlint enter the
brothers, in the immediate neighborhood of Car unless provided with Ticket.
rach oilier, had more than three hundred peo
ple engaged in harvesting and threshing. I
went into a cottage, where one ef the laborers
old me he had lived on the farm more than
fifty years; and another said he had been
- there sixty yesrs. I wonder what our laborers
would say te such keeping as the Scotch la
borers have, oat porridge and skim-milk or
butter-milk for breakfast, a pound of bread
and a bottle of small beer at noon, and sup
per like breakfast at night, without lunch or
ny thing else of any kind, and a shilling a
:day for their labor."
IMPORTANT Td THE PUBLIC.
THE GRAND PDltOATlVE.
p?" NOTIC E. Fitly pounds of br-scarre will
be allowed to each nnsscuccr in these line ; and
passengers are expressly prohibited trom taking
any thing as bngtrnge hut their wearing apparel,
wliich will I nt the risk of its owner. No freight
will Ik- tnken bv these line.
II v order of the Board of Manaeer.
S. BKADFURD, Scc'ry.
April 7, 1849.
, . A HORN."
.;, Some years ago the expression "in a horn"
was in common vogue, particularly among
the "b'hoys" of that day. A Frenchman but
..lately come into the city, and speaking not
very intelligible English, related to an Amer.
loan his sufferings about "in a horn."
"The first day I arrived in your vare fine
cuy, i see one small sans adlotcs, oh ! vare
, small little boy wis papers in his hands. I
i:Pay
, "Leetle garcon, where abous be de Purk
i Hotel City!"
: , 4 "Ho say to me, Dam ! -ho you call gosoon 1
lou find de Park in a horn."
'i link what 'in a horn' mean ; but 1 no
- find him out may brain in. So I go a little
further, and I speak to one man in the street,
1 who go thump, thump, wis a big baton you
1 call him one paver. 1 say
:r ''Sares you can tell me where Broadway
; street be, for I loss my way 1"
. , Ha say, "You old ass jack, you old quiz,
dis be Broadway, in a horn."
" ', I "I tink and link, but 1 no comprehend what
.-it mean. What can him be 'in a horn V It
must be some great man, or some great ting
in de oity ; so 1 stop and ask nudder man,
and I Bay to him
r.t: "What mean dis 'in a horn !' "
i i "He look at me, he put one finger at his
nose, and he say
i i "Yon one dam ole fool, in a horn."
v : f)en t get mad I find my way home, 1
go quick to my room, and I take my book
dictionaire, and ( look for 'horn.' Saert J 1
' find him belong to one cow, one coat. Den
I recollect 1 was one dam quiz, and I trow
' down the dictionarie, I jump on him, and I
y aay, 'You go to one devil, in a horn.' " N.
Y. Atlas.
Equitable IMle InNtirniine, Annuity
ana i rust company,
OFFlCKTt WAI.Nrr PTltr.RT. PHILADELPHIA.
Capital giVyKiU. Ciurtus Pukpetcai.
rpHF. Company are now prepared tn transact husitirs
I iinon tbetuosl lilieral nisi aitviintiiceoiis ttrrnts. Thev
are nulhurlzi! by their elmrter (srrt. 3) ''to mnke all and
wcry iiutnrnnec nppftmimtie lo me ri.K 01 whatever Kina
or nature, ana 10 receive ami exwute iruBt. inaKC cuoow
mnttii. and to rnnt and punliuw ntimntVe.1' The Out
put? ell uumiUr and endowment., and 4l a Trustee
UK ininor. and heir.
Ttble or Premiums renmrrtl for the Assurance of 8100 for
the wliibe Icrm ol l.no.
Age. t Prem. - , Af e. Prein. Age.
is iso ' ;n son tn
17 1 S3 32 S IS 47
It) I 1 SI) I at 3 47 4
80 1 IK) 8 SO
81 1 6.1 .10 8 411 SI
B4 J W S7 i 47 58
1 1 tin 3K 2 M S.1
St 1 78 3t 3 V4 44
ft". 1 7rt 10 8 70 5S
JS M 41 8 81 fit
87 1 C9 48 8 M 57
8H 1 pi 43 3 01 5S
8U I I 44 .1 18 S9
111 till 45 3 83 60
33S
319
3fl8
3 77
3 IM
4 n
438
4 SI
4 71
4 St
i 18
s;n
S54
5 7H
8 03
Tlte pretnittniR are Iru thaa any other rninaiiv, and the
noticie. aft'-trd greater advantairei. Ttihte of hnlf-yearly
and quarterly prcmitun. half eredit rate, of nremuim, abort
tenn., joint live., aurvivorahtpa and endowment.; nlf
form ol Applieittion (hir which there are tttaak .heeta') are
to ne nan nn niipTiniu"n iti tne nuicc. or uy letter w uie
J. H. r L l v, eunuury.
Rates for tK.uRtxa 8UK) on single Life
Agent,
Ace. For I vcur. For 7 rcara.
80 M fll
30 99 1.30
40 1.8o 1.01
50 l.MI 8.07
60 3,IS 3,g7
r. it Lost the Bet. A good looking and jovial
- friend of ours, a day or two since, related in
' our presence the following : At one of our
' first hotels a stout, red-faced gentlemrn, in a
white beaver, blue coat and buff vest, offered
to wager a "ten spot" that he could close
his eyes, and simply taste name any sort of
- liquor in the house. The bet was taken, and
' the process of winning or losing commenced
1 forthwith. "That is genuine Otard," said ihe
fat gentleman, tasting front a wine-glass
"and this i this Is whiskey," and so on
through the hotel's "manifest," of hardware.
A wag then poured a few drops of pure water
' into the glass and handed it to the connois
I'seur "This is ah ah this is (tasting
' aeain) by thunder! gentlemen, 1 lose the
bet' Intver tasted thit liquor btfore Bos-
''ton Mail.
For Lite.
1.60
8.04
8.70
3.p4
8.U3
Kjumplp. A perrm ngeit 30 yenr next birth dnv, by
anvin: the CoiniMinv nn cent would secure to hi. fiunilv
ur heir. 611)0 should he die . one year ; or for Sp-aO he se
eiirc. to Hum e?iuuu; or lor sin nnnuauy lor seven years
ho neeures to them 81000 should he die in seven vtr.: oi
lor 980.40 paid mutually during lifn he secures 1JU to lie
nnid wliru lie tttes. 1 tie insurer secutmg hi. own ttonus,
bv the difl'crenee in amount nf prentiiuns from tho.e chnived
liy other nftirea. For (Mu.50 the heir, would receive 840OU
should lit die tn one year.
Forms ofapplicaiiou and all particular, mav lie had at
the office. J. V. CI.AGHOKN", President.
TsKAsnant FsArts w. Rawm.
II. G. Tuckett. Secretary.
t'oxstt-Tivo PnviiiciAN ur. J. B. Mnwrr. Snnbiirv.
J. H. Pcbdv, Sunbury, Ageal lor Northumberland 'court-
-, . ... ...
funoury, jury p, if
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP,
HOARSENESS, ASTHMA. HOOP
1XG COUGH, BRONCHITIS
AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS via limbic p re po ration, mi artoninhiiiply wucrrwful
hi ruriitf disNiaeft of the Lunjr, ii thf rrmilt of a ikill
ful coiiibuuitiun of the known curative nrinciDleeof
I mrxlicine. In uirxlictare frerlv nuuie kmiwn in the
iniMir, and are thoae arknowiedirpii to nutlicnl nirii
poHsWNtiitK rare medtral virtuta, which peculiar virluei are
combuictl in the "CHKRKY PKCTdRAL" in their eniit-
tat purity and cmeacy. and when uacd, o will be actu from
liic iuiivwiiw vuninnio irwuittniy ;
PROFKSSOH CLK.VKLAND.
of Hirwdoin Collar-, Umurwick, Main-, wnun: hae
witnrnaed the etieew oi yuir Cherry Pertonil in my own
fstmtlv mirl in lltat of mv frimwlm. anti it Imsi rivn tmI
, MBiiaiuciitm hi vuwtmvnn n maww una Rnnart-n. '
A VOK'i: FROM MAi?SArHl SKT'IV.
From Dr. tiryant, Drucciat and PoaiinuKtur. Chiconec
r nitM) (Tiuta:
Dh. J. U. Af Dear Sir: End(fd tilt-nnefind remit
toiMre fnr all the Cherry Pertnrul lust arnt me. I ran nn
limiiutinply any. that no medicine we aell givea mvh auiia
fartion as your'adoea nor have 1 ever en a metiicine
whu:h ci i ml j many rasea of nmph and limjf winplaiiita.
Our Phyairian are lining it exten-ivcly iu the practice, and
wuii m" nappicsn niwii,
iruiy yuura, u. m. UKVAi T.
DR. PErtKlNS.
Prriiidrnt of Vermont Medical Collrgr mie of the m"Bt
learnen una intelligent pnynrmni in the country, ''contidrn
U a ii'itipositiitn if rare excellence fur the cure of that for
tutduble dikeuae. Consumption."
Analitttiet incredible number of rertificatea have been
rt-ocived; ptuviiig that the Cherry Pectorul ia. in truth, a
frir Ciltphp, fotdf, Anthinn and nil pnlmnnry eoinpluinta.
Preiwred bv J. V. AYKH, lnWell. Mnnn., and Bold bv
II. MASSKR, Sunbur-, and MARY McCAY, Nort hum-
tier lund.
March 31, lr 10.
A1TD CATTLE
MEDICINES. 1
Don't permit rout Hon or cauls to dis, when
ths mean of curs are within ths reach of all I
Tht utidsrstimed has aoent srveral rears in the
study of Veterinary practice in "London and E
dinboro'," he has also availed himself of the reaear-
cheaof Leibig, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed so much towards s judicious treatment
oi anunat ( the principles of our prsctiee consist
in the rejection of general bleeding and ths total
rejection of all medicine that experience has
ahown to be of s dangerou tendancy. These re
medies act in harmony with the vital principle, and
when given according to the directions wliich ac
company each article they are capable of exciting
and increasing the natural function, without ill
minishing or destroying their power, hence arc
afcin the hands of every one.
G. H. DADD, M. D.
A List ol H.rse and tattle Medicine..
Physic ball, 75c. per box.
Alterative ball, 7V do.
" powdcra for bad condition, 75c per pack
atso.
Heave powder fordSseasc of the lungs, 75c dc
Urine pow4kr for " " kidneys, 75c do.
Tonic powcVr for md condition glanders, 75c do.
Cordial drink for inilamation of bowels, 75c per
bottle.
Liquid blister. 75c per bottle,
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle galls, 75c.
r bottle.
Wash for inflamed eves, 60c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sores, dec, 60c
per bottle
Embrocation for sore throat, 76c 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
& $1 per bottle.
Distemper powder for red water, $1 per bottle.
W orm powders for the removal of worm lrom
the intestinal canal, 75 per package.
For alc by STIAH'SU rV KK1), 2fi Mer
chants How, also at DADD'S HOUSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 1 dc 2
Huyinarkct Square, Boston.
Pamphlets ueticriutiig the diseases lor wlucli
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificate arc in potsxcssion of the
Proprietors, of cures performed by the above Medi
cine.
Soldbv GREEN &. FLETCHEU.No.SCSouth
SIXTH Street. Philtuk'lplii.-i. and by his
Agists. Hknrt Masser, rninbury,
February 3, 1840 tf
CR. TOWNSEND'S COMPOtXD EXTRACT OF
SAltSAPARlLLA.
THIS r.xtrart in put up in quart bottle. It ia aix timea
cheaper, plennanter, and wurruuted auperior to any
ld. Ii rurea dimoiea without vontitinv. purg-inff. ick
ne!t, or di'biUutuig the patient, and ia particularly adapted
for a
FALL AND SPRING MEDICINE.
The great beauty and aupcrinrity of thti Snrupnrilla over
otaer reiueniea ia, winmi it erauicatea uiteaw,
it invigorate the (dy,
Coiiftuinpti'm cured.
Cteanae and Strengthen.
Coiifiimption can be cured.
BrotirhitisT, Consumption, Liver CmiplainU Colda, Toaha,
caiami, Anunnn.ppuiinoi itinoa, rxjcmrnrt in me
Cheat. Hectic FHmh," Nijrht Sweats. Diffi
cult and Profane Kxpecioraltott,
and Pain ia the Side.
Ac, Jbe.,
have uud can be cured.
Probnblv there never win a reincdv IluU hot been an auc-
cesat'iil in dcperute cnaea nf coiutumptmn ai this ; it clean
te and atrencthent the vitcin. anil anneara to heal the uU
! cera mi the lunga, and patient gradually regain their uanal
health and atreith.
CURIOUS CASK OF CONSUMPTION. ;
There ia acnrcclr a dav imasra but there are a number f
itim-ft of coiiHiimpUoii rerKYtnl on cured by the line of Dr
TowiiKetra Suraupaiilla. Tim flliiwing waa recently re
cuived :
Dr. J'owN?exn pear Sir: For the lunt three yenn I
have been aillictcd with fteueml debility and uervnus ttoif
nuiuptimi uf the hint Ktitirr, und did niit'cxiel U ever gum
FOB TBS
Howtarha, Olddlnass, '
KhmtiMitism. ruts, , )
DysocDSis.9curver,
Himill Pol, Jaonrlie.
ratnaintneiMCK,
oxtbb or
MaasM Skit ft heam)
Heart Darn, Worms,
i.notsra ninrous,
Inward WcakiMS,.
Palpitation of tlw Hsart,
.1.1 i Tknl.
l i.irt in -j
DrorT, Asthnsi,
r avers ot su .nui
Fttnala Complaints,
Cnorhs, Qnlnseyi
Wbraiptn; Oouch,ii
VMmstimpunn, t it. ,
Uver Complaint.
Rrisipekw, Deafness,
Itrhuifs of the Skin,
Colds. Gout. Gravel.
Nervous Complaint,
and i YARirrr or other diseases Aistfo
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AND
OBSTRUCTIONS Il THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
Entwrtenee hu proved that nearly every Disease originate
from Impurities of the Blood or derail emenl of the Utgea-
tives Orrans and to secure Health, we must remove uiom
ODStructtonsor restore theBloixl to its natural stale.
The aversion to tnkin rnectictne is most ettectuaiiv rr
moved hy Clksksr's VitoTABi.a Ptimnnvi rnxs, netng
eisntileU ly enveloped with a coatinn of pure white 8ii(rar,
(which is as dwtinct from the iiiternnl ingredients as a nut
shell from Ihe kernel) and have no taste ot medicine.
But are aa eoaily swallowed as bits of candy. Moreover
Utey neitlier nnuseute or aripe in the slightest degree, hut
opemte eviunliy on all Ihe diseased part of Ihe system, in
stend of rnflninK tliemserves to, nnd rac:kifg any rnrllcnlnr
region. Thus, if the Liver be effected one insredieitt will
otcrate on thnt porticulnr ornn, and, by cleansiiis; it of an
Kxrm i if Bile rfstnrc it to its natuted stnle. Another will
opemte on the Umrd andreiin ell impurities in its circn-
. will AVnlni.llw evit whntevi iinnu-
ritiea may have hecit discharged into the stomach, and hence
theyatrikest the rout or di sense remove sit Impure Hu
mors from the body, open the pores cxternnlly nd inter
nallvi Kmmte all foreimand obnoxious nnrtii les from Ihe
chyle, so thnt the bl.id may t thoroughly pure thus see u
rinea free and healthy acrioito the llenn, l.nngsnnd Liver
aiKlthereliy they restore health even when all other means
have fiiilrd.
Tit.. M.iiri. truth nf the shove can be ascertained bv the
trial of a sinjrl box; nnd their virtues are so positive nd
ferritin in rmronne lien in. unit i ne nronricitir uiuu. mmm-ii
toretunt Ihe money paid for tlietn in all eases wlierc thoy
do not give umversul sutisiuctiou.
Ketall I'rlce, 25 els, per Ho.
Prineipnl oftiee No. Sfl Versey St., N. York,
1.1,1 hv JOHN Y.Vni'Xti. Simlmrv.
M. A. MeCAV. Northiiinberlsnd.
ty Remember Dr. C. V. Clickner is the inventor of the
hnt Coutnt Pills, and thnt nothine of the sort was ever
baud of until he introduced them in Jtule. ltM3. Pitrelinscts
should, therefore alwnvs ask for riieknar'a fngar Tcmtert
Pills, and take uo otliers, or thej-will bemndctlie vtrliinai"
a immi.
February, 17, 1SI9 ly
SORES CAN DE Cl'RED.
Burns, Scolds, and all hinds of inflamed Sores
-. . itirea
rpiOrSF.Y'S UNIVERSAL OTNTMKNT, Is the most
I complete Hum AnticMo ever known, it instantly,
my ht-Mtth at all. Alter gtiitift tlmmah o comae of medicine
uiuier tne rare oi aouva ut Hie tiat diwinvutabed reuulur
i iH Health in Ni
nhyiitriajio and meiubera ol tlte Uoara i
York and elM-where. and apeiaiinti the mrt
ilealth m New
: H uiv enriunira
in attempting to recuiu my heuHh, autl after reuilmg in
amne tupiT ttf youi NirKipHrilla 1 reaolvcd t try it. After
UHng nx btittlea 1 found it dune me grent good, and culled
to ai'.e you at your ortirc ; with your ndviue I kept on, and
d moil heartily tliunk you for your advic. 1 peraevfra in
aiKing uie iNirmpHTiua, ana nave oeni able to attend lo my
raual Hilton for the awt lour mxmthi, attd I hope by the
oiewnga ot iroo anu your aarwpariira to continue my
health. It helped me beyond tha cxpcetationatf all who
knew my cnc. CUAKLK8 QUIMBY
OTuniP, h.wejr Co. n, J., Aug. V, Ib47.
ISuiteof NewiaraeA'. Ewex oounlv. Cnnrln Ouim-
by being duly iworn uccording to law, on Ins oulh aaitli.
thit tlte foregoing atatenient ia true acrsinling to the lieat ol'
hiikiK'WledgeaiKl belief. CHAKLKH qt 1MB Y.
Bwornaitd aubacribud to before me at Oronae, the 'id
Auguat, lHi7. CYKL't BALDWIN.
Justice oi the Peace.
PP1TTIXG BLOOD.
Read the Mlowuiit, and auy that coniumntion ia in incu
rable if you con :
New York, April id, 1W7.
Dr. Towjotad i I verity believe thut vour Snrauiwrilla
hua been tle ineona, tl trough Providence, ol' auving my Ufa
1 hava lur aeveral veara had a bad ooucli. It became worm
and worac. At luat 1 raited large quantitiea of bliNxl, bud
niulit awttita and waa greatly debilitatril and reduced, and
did not expect to live. I have only uaed vour turaninirillu
but a ahort time, and tiiere hua a wonderful chuiute lHeii
wrought in me. I am now able to wnlkall over the city.
I mute no blood, and my cough hus left inu. You can well
iinugme that 1 am lUankful tor thcae rcaulla. Your nl cli
ent acrviuit. M. K 1 8SKLL, tij Cutltarmc at.
LOST HKR SPKKCI1.
Tlie annexed certificate trlli a Kiiunle and truthful atorv
oi auncriiig niHi renei. i nere are in tuaniuia ol an in lur ca
asa in thit city and Brooklyn, and y?t titer are thouKinda
of puretita let their chiklreu die lor i'eur ol being huuibuggtxl
or to euve a few auillingi.
IJrooklyn, bept. 1,1. IM7.
Pr. Towsskkd: 1 take Dleaaure in atalinir. for the bene.
fit ol thoae wlmm it may concern, tliut my dauxhter, two
yottra tuul ix mMiiht old, ww atmcted Willi genral de
bilnv and 1im ol aiteech. Hie waa given uu ua putt je
oovcry by our family phyaiciuni but lorluimlely 1 wa re
commended by a friend to try your H.incijirUla. Before
nuviiiu unea one ootue tne recovtireo nr wiMJcch and una
enabled to wdk alone, to the ttatiaiialimeiit tk all who were
acquainted with the cireuinataiava. Slir ia mnv quite well,
; and iu much better health than alie hua lii for lt tniHiiha 1
pus;. JOSKl'il i AVisOH 12 York at., Brooklyn.
TWO CHILDREN SAVKD
cm id na if hv Mnirin ttontnninfi of the moat dnpert'
RuriiiiiMl Srnid. For old 8on-t. Itiuism. Tula. SnrnuiR, ice,
on nui 1 1 or beirat. it it the beat nnniicutioii that can be mnrle,
Th nisamU have triwl nnd thoumindapmitc it. It is the nit wt
nert'ect mniter of min evir ditcovercil. All who ute re
commend it. Every family ah"uld le piovidcd with tl
None can tel how eoon aome ot the inniuy mny neeu it.
CV Obarn'e each boo, of the genuine Ointmcnj linn the
iiatncof S. Tcajhky, written on the outside label. To unite
tn this it lorgery.
t lofttmcn. uvery 3lcti, r nrmera, anti uu wnn utc iioraca,
u-ill find lliis Ointmriit the very brut thing they can use
for Collar tinlte.Seratchet, Kicks. Ac. Ac.oit their auimfilt
ffcjrelyccery mercvfnlniim would keep hi ttiimult aa free
fnra pain lit p wailile. Touaey'a L'uivertul Ointment ia all
thnt in required. Try it.
B1TKS OK 1NSKCTS. Fertile tting or bile of poiton
nn Iinectt,Toihtey't Ointment it umi vailed Huudredt have
tried it nnd found it good.
Yl LKS I'll It KD ! For the Piles, Toutey't IJniveranl Oint
nient ia one of Or butt K (-medics that can be applied. All
who have tried it for the Pilea recommend it.
OLDSOHF.S CURED. Fri'ld nbatiiwte S-res, there
ft nothing equal to Touacy's Ointment. A pem.n in Motni
ut hud, for a nunilaer of years, a a-ire leg that bo (fled the
kill ot' the doctora, Touwy's Ointment was recommended
by one of the vmtiiig physicians, (who knew ita grcai vir
tues.? mm two fixct prtKiuceu more oeiif m man me
tient hod received from any and all previuui remedies.
all try it.
HI RN'S AND SCALDS Ct'UED. Thoiiaaudji of enses
of Burnt and braids, in all inrta of thec-uutry, have been
cured bvTunev't l:niveraal Ointment. Certihcalcsenough
ttnld be hnd to" fill the whole of Una sheet.
VIOLENT DllTISKS CI'HED. Tentimoniiils on tcti
moninl in fuvor of Toutey't Ointment fr curing Bruites
heve been offered the proprietiwie. iliindreda iu Pymetmc
wiliecnifytoitagrmt merits reheving the ptiin of the mitst
severe HnntM-a. All perns tbtaild try it.
hCALD HEAD CTRED. (Wea of cases of Scald Ileod
have bceu cured by Touaey's Ointment. Try it it seldom
fails.
SALT RIIEt'M CFRED. Of all th remMiea ever dit
rovfrpn foriha moat difucrceuhlc coinntaint, Tmisey's L'ni-
versnl Ointment is tlte most complete. It never was known
to tun. m
CHAPPED HANDS CAN BE CURED. Touaey's uni
versal Ointment will always cure the worst caws of Chap
ped H:mlt, Set tret of persitut will stale thit.
SOKE L1PSCURED. For the cure of Sore Lipa there
was never uuythhrg tnnde equal to Touaey's Ointment. It
is sure to cure them. 1 ry it.
It ita scientific comnnund. warranted no to contain any
preparation of Mercury. V9 Price tlA cents per box. h x
further particulars concerning this really vabmble Ointment
the nublie are referred Ut Pamphlets, to 1 hnd gratit, of ro
sneclnble Drueritta and Mcrciuinta tbroiigh'jul the United
Kt.nisi
Prerared bv 8. TOV8EY. Dnnsiist, No. 108 Nassau
Street. New York. ..
Ar.svrs-JOHN YOUNG, mmbury, n. A. mcvai
Northamlierlnnd.
February 17, 1640. ly
, . - COLUMBIAN SERIES OF";, r .
, antitmrUto. .
Tkt Ptipt'l'i friend and Teacher'1 comfort.1
rrHB COLUMBIAN CALCULATORThls
A work is already Introduced Inttf aoma of ths
test Acadamies and a largs number of Schools,
where Its use has given decided and universal a-
tiafaction, both to teacher and pupil. It Is purely
American in its character, based upon our own
beautiful aVttsitW tysttm of currency. It contains
more, the arrangements are hetter, and it ia the
easiest and cheapest work of the kind now in use ;
and it ia so considered by hundred of the most
competent teachcra and men of science in the Uni
on, who have recommended it, It ia the book,
particularly and expresly prepared for saw Amt-
riean Scholars I HI Mown ixctnor.
Ths Youth's CotrttsCALCtitTei Tin
volume contain 91 pages, with Shout 900 exam
plea for solution on the alate. It emtirace the
f undamental Kulea, uompounu nuies, limine
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, dec.
Tickhob's AiTitMr.TictTABtr.s,is destined
for the use of younger classes in tha School of the
United Stnte. A beautilul little noon ana jiicnn
ing to children, and the only one of the kind of any
value. .
There are Keys to both Arithmetics bound sin
gle or double, for the convenience of teachcra, in
which the solutions of the questions arc given with
much extra matter for the black board. 1 nese
Kevs are the most complete works of the kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mensurntion, Ac, for the
use nf the Teacher. All that is wanted is to have
the alwn-e books examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate to pronounce them the best works that
have ever been puWished in this or any other
eootttrv.
Although hwicd but a frw months they have
slreadv been introduced into the ISieht Public
Sehool of New York Citv in all the School
public and private, except two, in the City of
Reading. Also, in avwui twenty Acaanmiua in mo
Rtnte of Pennsylvania in a lartre portion of the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and m the Uoroughs ot Marrisiiurg,
York, Chainliersliurg, Lebanon, Doylcstowh, Potts
ville. Orwiirsbure. &c.. Ac.
For sale by H krt Massxr, Sunbury, Agent
for Northumberland County.
Sunbury, Dec. 2, 1848.
DIAMOND POWDER
FOR
RAZOR STROPS.
FT1I1IS Powder is warranted far superior to any
1 tliinz in use for imparting a keen, smoothedge
to Razors, Surgical instruments, and all kinds of
fims CvTLEnr ; it may be applied to any kind of
strop. Also superior Kuzor, Knives, and 1 crtu
mcry, wholesale and retail, by
ALr KEU UlSiiMS 1 I , Agent.
Depot of rine KnwrB, etrops, Uruslies, an
Cheap Fancy (Joods, Xo. 18 South Fifth street a-
bove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TKfSTl.MOMALS.
Piiilahelphia, Feb. 15th, '.SIS.
This may certify thnt I have used one of tl
Strops prepared with H.VYNES' MAGIC TJlA
MOISD POVVDEK, and can attest in the most
unequivocal manner, that there is nothing can 1
found that will produce tiro same cflect in my onin.
ion, and must sav to otliers, try it. and you will
find it auperior to any Iieietofore in use. I can
truly say that I never knew what a sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, 41 8. Third st.
SAXiAKXANDEXl,
1Hfc A THtat nuM CHWlT),
fiRb-pboop doors for banks and stores
Seal and Lettor-Copjrlnff Preesy Patemt
t i BtateLinedRrfrieTOtrJTs.Wo.tsTt'il.
ters, Patent Portable Water Clo- -n
sets, inUfrxfRd for ths Sick ( , i
, .. ad Infirm. J ' .
fiVAS & WATSON, ;
j. , 76 South rttW Street, '
OPPOSITE THE tHILAbF.LPHlA EXCHANGE.
STnnnfartnre and Seepnonswni
IMilli
ly on hand, alnwa assortment of
the
.hove aetielea. toeether with
their Patent Improved r"olamender
FlRE-PMHJl'SAKra, which
are eo nstnieted as to set at rest
all manner nt dnnht aa to tlieit
being strictly nre-pnvf, and thnt
thev will rosist the Are of any
bniUlins?. Tha outside cases of
the.. Safe, are made of bl '". '"'"l"??."!
stone, sud between the outer case a.id lii.tier ease
of some theee inrhes Ihiek, and is SHed in with tnd"trnc.
ib.,te,i...r,s,.ornnk.
in tne enniemi. innmn ... m. . , , .
lamanders we are prepared nno eo eranri " "
produee any article in the shnpe oi rxs's
atand as tntieh heel, and we hold ourselves ready at all
timea to lisve them fairlv lertcd liy r4'c WW"-
also continue to iiianufnetiire n Inrpe Olid eenernl aiw-n-
mettt of our Premiuin Air-tilit Hre 1-re.s mi", ..
there are over HK) now in use, nnd in every instanre iiiej
have trlven entiie anliarnction to me ptirrnnsem i'. -
we will refer the public lo a few gentlemen who have
them in trse
Haywood ft finder. PoUsvillei Josepn u.
PollsMlle j Mr. Vilbam Carr, l)")lestown, Pa.
SI 'I'RVbtr. lOn norlli HjI i A rifflll tL .Cllir
Vine st. wharf: Aleimiiler Cmr, Coinreynneet, corner of
Filliert and 9th sts ; John M. Ford. 34 north M st.( Myers
nii.li. Oil mirth 3d St.: .Intnes M.Paul. Hit south 4lh St.;
Dr. Dnvid Jayne, south at st.; Mutliew T. Miller. l
uith 3d at.; and we could nnnie s-nne hundreds of others
It it were necessary. INow we invite tiie attention 01 me
M.Kti nil ntirtieiiinrh' thnm i wnnt of Fire Proof Safes,
in Mtl nt ..ur rtnre lMfire nrlTc-tineiiiff elsewhere, nnd we
ean satisfy them they will rt a belter mid ehenper article
n..r a..,r thnn nt miv otner esTah isnnntit in tne eity.
Wm Min ninmifneture lire onlinfirv Fire Proof Chests, at
at very low priees. ehenper than they can be bought nt any
other store 111 iiiiindeipnia.
Ii. ii' r. v
JOHANNES WATSON
PhiMelphis, April P, 1M ly
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
Jlnd all diseanes arising from a disordered
Liver or Stomach in both Male and
Female :
Such as Constipation, Inward Tiles. Fullness or Blood to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn,
Disgust lor Food, Fullness or weight iu the rMomuch, Sour
l-nctuti'.is, Sinkine or Fluttering at ttie pit of the Stomach
Swimininn of the Head, Hurried and llidieult Hreuthiiur.
Fluttering ut the Heart, Choking or Suturatins; sensations
when in a lytut .tttre l)imnea of Vision, IKss or weba
before the sitit, Keer ami dull .iin iu Ihe Hcnd, Defieien
evof Persnirntioii. Yellownes. of the Skin nnd Kves. Pain
ill Ihe hide. Hack, t-'hest, I.1111I1.. hv.. Sudden fluslies iif
llent, Huriiiuir in the Fteli, Cotiftnnt Imagining of evil
und grtut depression 01 hpint. Can be eitti'tuuiiy cureu uy
DS. HC0FL-1TES
Celebrated Herman Hitters.
Their power o-er the nliove disenses is not eseelled if
etiuulliil by any other pretiimitioii in the Timed Status
as the cures uttuat, in inuuy eu.es ul'ler skillful physieluns
hnd lulled.
Deruntomeut of the Liver and Htouineh are soureo. of
linsiiiity, und will ulso pioduee disease of the llenrt, Skin,
l.uiiRS and Kidneys, and lays the body opeu to an attack ut
the Chwlero. llilious, or Yellow Fever, and is generully tha
first cause of tlmt liSMt btuiellil diseuae, Consuiuptiun,
Opinions of ihe Philadelphia Press.
"THE DISPATCH."
AS !NVALlTAUI.K MKiIOlK We Imve frequently,
heard the LVlt-hruU-tl (sernuii Billeist. niunuitirluml by lir
H'sflhin1, i'lva tl in ttrni i coiuinanliitiiii, uud we
kii(w il-frvclly m. Il uu Uu ctmiunii prurlic. in rrr
tuin quiirter. tu putfail iiuuinei of uwU-nst inifli. hut in Ihe
niNK Sote LllT.
1U-.S . PtiMWSTtsVAflniA " '
Ths following list show (hit current sains of sM
'aiHMylssni Bank N.rtes. TM mnst impiiek WS
lisnce my bs plsodi upon it, s It Is eflety met
arefirtW torn p red with Md ecrrreclrjj frftra Bica7
ASH'S RerVM. ' ' ' 1 '
! nstnka m plIIiitsillB. .
Nasis. .' Lscsrroti p",,
NOTES AT PAti.
8snk of North America , - .) fii
Bank nf tha Northern Liberties . pat
Commercial Bank of Penn'a. . , paf
Prmer' and Mechnica Bank pt4
(Censineton Bank ... psf
Philadelphia Bank . . , , psf
Schuylkill Bank , ... . pf
Southwark Bank pf
Western Bsnk . pf
Mechanic' Bank b
Vlsnufactnrer cV Mechanics Bsnk nf
flank of Penn Township . paf
flirsrd Bank . Baf
Hank of Cnmmerre, late Moyamensing ' paf
llsnk of Penn.vlvntns . . pat
Count ry nnnk.
psr
psr
psr
paf
par
OXYGENATED
rJS 'J? 1-21 2 o
A SttVI.rtEIfJN RliMUDY I OR
D73PE?3IaA.," '
1'IM 111 IX, ,
ANU
GENEKAL DEBILITY.
GEORGE 13. GREE,, Puopuietor.'
Windsor,' Vermont.
TSai
1 foil
vriim rm.1v for Tl VSPI-'ll in innitV ftf Sit
s, such as pnin nt the Stm.ich, lleurtburn, liubiiniil
Lancaster par
Lancaster psf1
Resiling par1
Harrishurg The'
Lancaster I offices'
Resiling f do not
r.sstnn J tssusOi
PaiLtiiiLrHiA, October, 1848.
A very hard beard and tender face hu compel
led me to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to make shoving easy and pleasant, hut with
imlillrrrnt success, until I made use of Uie Magic
DIAMOND POWUEit, sold by Alfred Bennett,
and KoukscI's Shaving Cream. Their bniicd pow
er act like magic, and impart a power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, wittout irri
tating the skin or temper of their owner.
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street
For sale at this oilice Price 25 cts. per Box.
November 25, 184S tiru.
One or the Diggings. Ths Albany Argus
" publishes an extract from Mr. Henry Judson,
w who went out to California in Col. Stevenson's
regiment, and after being honorably (lis-
'' charged at Monterey, left that place with a
. party of five others, fellow soldiers, for the
mines, well supplied with tools, provisions, a
' cart, three yoke of cattle, tie., &c, and who
' went to a dace called McCallamy's Dissinss.
He says : -' '
v ' We were twenty-one days making the
' journey here from Monterey; when we
! built us a log-house, killed our cattle, jerked
- our bfef, and had everything snug ana in
; order in two weeks. We went lo work a
fortnight ago, and, in this short time, our
party have dug over one hundred and eighty
pounds of gold which gives us nearly $8000
niece. I happened to discover tne spot iron.
' which we dug all this gold which is the
1 only cood luck I ever had. We have nearly
six months' provisions left an advantage
when every necessary is so extravsgautly
high, which you can appreciate. After the
rainy season next spring, I shall start for the
North and American Forks, where the most
1 pold is found. It is too cold to winter there.
: i .hall do wall this winter, and when I do
return I shall have a pile."
The Gbass Tbec, which grows in India,
X from which the fibre is obtained for mauufsc-
Muring grass cloth, it is thought would flourish
11 equally well iu the middle States of this
Country. On 0f our missionaries to China,
Rsv. Mr. MacGowaa, writes thai ha has
1 drawn up for the Agricultural Society of In
' dia an account of the article, which may be
Aissful to those who may feel disposed to at
" tempt its introdustion into the United States.
Tha report will probably appear ia the tran-
actions of that Society for 1111- '41.
I. ANDREWS,'
. rrr'ITv '11
i
Mm .X-SESJSV- V,.'
DEATH TO PAI
Hsxiiv TO Til titit!
vllth to the Weak 1 1 A
HALM ia found lur the
n hole Humau Hace iu An
drews'
PAIN KILLER.
nn is an entirely vegeta
ble eonniotuid, comuoM'il of
Tweuiy-r'ivsduferent iiigre
dienls, and w an mtenuil and
Kxternal Heluedv bir the va
rious ilia Uiut kamaii flesh is
heir tu
Courtis, Colds, Pains, Nervous arid tiek Headaclie,
Hlieuniatisin, Cuts, rir:iius, tpuial Alfeciuuui, bummer
t-'oiuulaiuts, Cholera Morbus, T'Mitluti-he, Krunlkms, Corns
Vile r'ronen Puru, Burns. 8calds, Ane in the Faee aial
Usecist, Painter.' Collie, llruiscv, old rore 1 4 mm of uufie
tite. Ueuenil Dehililv. Asthiu. . Put u in IsaUea lot
I. S or 1 shillings p-r bulle. For further particulars see
I'liuiplilrts lobe hud of every Tent gratia, emtainiug a
briel histiwv 01 the oriariii. discovery and goods elteeuoi
.11dr. w .' Pain Killer, Certificate uf Cures, direuiuuut. Ac
WMJK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The triumphant success of Andrews lain Killer in re-
moving Ihe cause. I hut pruduee death, the untimely death
of miliums of our race, hus induced aome men of whem it
may be truly auid, their villainous neriisitiona maniiest
their villainy, toattmnnt to nut in cireuRilion aourioiui and
counterfeit articles called "Pain Killer," using fictitious
immes lor the uretenden siiuior, forged certiheates. Ac.
sk ims have appeared, and others no doubt wiil appear. lt
all reinenilier IluU Andrews Ueuuiw Pain Killer hu. ths
written siiriuture of I. Andrews 011 the label of earn bollla
iu black int. lWrsimply ask for Pain Killer, but aak for
Andrews' rain nuier, ana nve no tuner.
R.H bv M. A. McCuv, Hola Agent, Northumberland:
J. W, Friling, Bunburv ; Jolin 11. Ruser, Milton John K.
Myyer, Bloomslairg ; Win. A. Mnrniy A Co, Danville;
Davenport Smith, Plymouth ; Andrew Yohi, Wilkes
barr 1 Hays k McCormick, McKweusviUe 1 gchafTIa k
Chamberlain, lwisburg ; George McAlpiu, Jcrwy Suoraj
u Willu.ni.noil.
ri.lt-. xirimd to 1. Andrews, inventor sod only Pro.
prietor st Itheea Tomplun ootutty, N. V. Wit receive
prompt aiieuuuu
September 3U, 1848. ly
Vorv few families indeed in fuel we liuve ma heard of ! alxve Hitlers, hundred, are living wiuiewaof their great
sTatAY BUM. An excellent article for sals
WM bv HENKY MASaER.
Sunbury Jan. STth, 1849 tf.
PLASTER, Salt and Fiah, just revived and for
by 1 . 4. v snufinv.
., uuburv,Ds., 1848. '
DAINT8. a few for sals bv
X CHAS. 8.B0GAR.
8unbury, March 10, 1849.
SMfTTILEY'S COVGH CilNDY. An excel.
WW lent remedy for coughs, colds, for sale
I this offics
one tliut used Dr. Townsend's SnrsHiarillu iu time, lost
any chikiren tne puat nuiutner, while those tlint did not,
sickened and diiil. The cereificute we publish below is
conclusive evidence of us value, uisl is ouly snoUier uuuuuce
(l it. wiving the lives ol' children :
Dr. ToWnskid Dear Sir : I had two chllth-e euretl by
your Sursaistrillii tf ttie summer eiuuplaint and dyseutnry;
onewns4.iiy i-i rrssiin oiu ana uu otner 4 years, rney
were very mtH'li reduced, and we eiiieelcd tliey woukt die ;
they were given up by two respectable physicians. When
the doctor informed u thut we must liae litem, we re li
ved to try your rMrsupnrilla we had beard so much of. but
hud little caiDtletu-e, there being so much stulf ailvertised
tliat is wiriiile.. : bat wear thankful that we did, for it
luidonlsrdly suvoil the lives of leMh. J write this thut oth
ers may be' induced to use it. Yours, respectfully,
fir jun.i vil jmj., jr.
Myrtle-avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. IS, 1M7.
TO THE LADIES.
OKKAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
D. Towvsb?hj's ftASsAP.atLL. is a sovereign and speedy
cure for incipient ciswumption, and for the general imastra
tion ol' the system no nuttier whether ilie rewilt oi' lube-
rent euuse or causes, produced by irregulurtty, illness or ae-cidnt.
NoUung can b snore surprising than its invigorating ef
(ecu imi Um buiuan I'nuue. Pei-ius ull wenkneas ami las
situde, from biking it at once become robust and full of
energy under tla iitduenee. Il innnediutely eounleracts tha
uerveieasiiesa ot lb leuuuc Irame, which is the great causa
burrenneaa.
1 1 will uot le expected of ua, ia enaea of ao delicate s na
ture, U eihibit eerlibcatea ol cures performed, but we enn
assure the atbicied utal hundred, uf nun have beeu repor
ted to us.
Da. ToWKsaxn: My wire heme greatly distressed bv
weakueas snd general debility, and suffering continually by
paiu and with other diibcuhiea. aial bavlug known cose
where your medicine has ell ec led great cure. ; and also
hearing it recHiuneuded lor such cases a. I have described,
I untamed a ball tS your Kxiruct uf Marsapurills and fol
lowed the direction, you guvs nut. la a short period it
removed her oomplaiot. and restored her to health, lleiua-
greutful for the benefits she received, I take pleasure iu
Uius sdutowieaguif 11, anu reauuuuauruiai u 10 tne puraic.
Albany, Aug. 17, '44. ear. Grand k Lydis su.
DYSPEIHIA.
No fluid or medieiiu has aver bsea disoovared which so
nrmrly reaeinbles tus gaatrus juice or saliva in decomposing
lood and streimlhemng ua organ. 01 aigosiiun as una pre-
psrutiou of buisupuriila. It ptautivaly cures svsry cue of
dyspepsia, however severe ur onrojiie.
ssaila uepanmem, jsimuit, may iv, snta.
Dr. Townsend bir : 1 have beat slnietad for several
rears with dvsneuaia iu iu worst form, attended with sour-
neaa of sumuch, laa of appetite, aiu-em liamnburu, and a
great aversion 10 au kluua 04 luoo, sua lur we.., waai 1
could eat) 1 have been unable lo reuia but a small punioa
Oil my stomach. I tried uw usual remedies, but they had
but lull ut no aeut in rvmoviuf Ike ausnplaint. I was iu
duced. about two otoliths since, lo trv vour Extract uf Har-
supariUa, and i usual say with little cookdenc. but altar
usuuj nearly two bottles, I luaud my appstiu rastnred sud
tha keurtburu anlircly rswovad aad 1 would asruaatlv re
eoairoeud uw use of U 10 lauss who hav. been srHicied as i
have baea. Yours. Ae. W. W VAN If.ANDT.
Agsnt far Bunbar-jt.nni w. raiunu 1 nor.
thumliarland, MAUV A. MeCAV i Daaviue, WM. A
Ml HRAY ft Co.,
A pill SS, 141 -ty
uiorul nnd nlivsicul worth. As a tnetliciue of tlte Liver
Compluini, Juuisliec, Nervous Debility und DyBpcpsiu. it
hus been found iuvuluuble, edecting cures und thoroughly
enidicatiug disetiis'S. when ull other medicines have failed.
We feel convinced, lluit ill I lie use ol' the liermnu Hitler.,
the patient does not become debilitated, tail eoiisuiitly guin.
ilreugth and vigor lo the fruine a fact witfthy ot great
ciinsHlenill.ai. me flitters ure piensanr in taste aim amrii,
ami eun Isa administered under uny eirciuusumces, bi the
moat delicute stouuich. Indeed, they can be use 11 oy all per
sists with 111. 111 Hit perfect sulety. It would be well for
those who are much u dec led iu the nervous system, lo
coinmrnce with one tea a.ssifulor leas, aial gruduully 111
creose. Wesiienk from eiperirucc, and are of emrse, a
roner iwlse. The nreos lar and wide, liuve united in re
commending the tierinuu Bitters, uud lo Ihe BlUicted we
uvl coidudiy ailviw their use.
SPUUT OF THE TIMES,"
Junr JUU ssiyn
"DO OVR (jOODClTlZKNiS who arc invalid. kinw
the nuniv tuitrii.aUiiii)F furm that Lav been pertained Uf
Dr. Houdluutr CWcbniia Geruuii Uitu r f It' Uicy iii
lti, we retMNiittwiiiJ thciutulhe''li(rniuii.ieilk'iiie Isiirrt,"
all who are atlticteri wiih Livrr Ctvniptaiiit, Juumlice, lyv
pepaia, ur NervituB Debility ; the Doctor hua cured lUtuiy of
our citiieiia alter the beat pliyairiaiw luid tuilil. We have
uaed than, bimI they have proved Ut ben inetlu-iiietlial ever'
chi ahould kiuw nf, and we cunut refrain giving uur tea-
timnny in their tav, and thsit which tiivea Ihem areater
claiia upod uur aiuuUe etfurt. they are entirely Vegetable.
"THE DAILY NEWS"
July 4th auy:
Wa aieak knnwiugly of lr. Hfliind'tCeWmited Ger
man Uittera. when we auy it ia a Uemtitui of tliia uaei and
in diaeaaeaof the biliary, diyttatiye and NervtiualSyalema, it
halt nut we think an equid. It ia a Vegetable Prepanilion,
and made withuut Akhol, ami M all mvidida we would ro
eimuuend it aa worthy their confidence.
For anle, whtMeaule and retiiil. at tha principal fVpott
GKRMAN MEU1C1NU BTOKK, No. 47ti Kuce Hlrert,
Phikulelohia.
For aale by M. A. McCAY, Northumberlaitd and Bun
bury and retpec labia dealera generally througliout tha
biale.
April 1, lt40 ly
In prracntinr the public with a rnnetly for the tntitment
and cure of Fkvkr axd Aorx andottier bilime d(Nim8,
no apohyy ia needed. Vast numbern in the United ftntta,
who MiAer from Uirse alTeclioiii ill their varied firins, are
compelled to arek relief from ether auircea tlwn Uie imme
diate preemption! if the rnriibr phyvirinn- It IxrmiK-a
theref re un object of humanity, aa well at of public inter
eil. to bring iHrfore them a reui'ily prepared ftoin much ex
lerience, and which may alwuytt be relied upon at Mm,
arrnrTrAL, D hahmlkh to thk conptiti'tion. 'fS:it
uch it the true character uf the INDIA CI!OIAtjOfiTK,
it umply ntteatrd by the univeraul succeaa with which it hut
been employed.
t& Extract from a comma iiieatiiHi of the lion. Wil
liam W'ooiiBatiK.1, of tho L'. $. Semite, late Governor of
Miehiguii.
4UKTROIT. UCt. 1, ItHV.
OnrTAB Char lei Otoooo,
lur Sir, i have read with much interest, your little
tuaeatuk upon the ''coiiat-, treatment nnd cure" 01' the
febrile diteuaes which have bo extensively prevailed in our
country dun tiff the Inst few mmithai an interest increased
no tit hi 1 , by the fact that I have UMiivitluaily aunereU ao
much from them. Though 1 feel myself very iiK-nietent
to juclife tit (VI y upon a subject ao entirely pnifcssionul, yet
your tha try seem to me well reasone), and your coiieiu
aioiit just, and 1 think withal, that your pamphlet it calcu
lated to produce tuucu prai'Ltcui Rotm.
Hjieiikiiif: ol the medicine he siiyt It fully jtiillfiwlyotu
fianernni expectntiona. anu aa a aale, convenient, and popu
bir remedy, my own experience, ao far, induces me to be
lieve that it will prove a great public Itenetit. 1 aiu nlttmed
to learn jluit you have recently estiblithed several asreneies
fr its dUitioi thoujrlt I repret that, with a viett to a
ui 'ic fcoitrint Missarmirirsiiisii it, yw stsiuu nsic iirurtu t
neeeMtry U remove irotn your preaeut reaidence among ua.
v un nmcn reaped i nave ttie nouor hi be, tirt
Your obliced servant,
VII LI AM WOODlittlDOK.
C7" From llou. Htkphvm V. R. Tkowbxidgi. of Michi
gan Valuta Senate, to the Agent ut Detroit.
HiRMiNOHAM, Oakland Co., Dec. 13, 111
Sir vou wish me to inform vou what I know uf Dr.
OaariRsrl s IiMlia Chotaprofrue, or ajiti-bilinui medicine. 1 do
ueueva that if tike virtue aial emcatry of this ntedtciae were
eeneiHlly known, the rrvxtt and auix would diaappear iu
Michisan.
1 procunvl a bottle in the nruur of 1941. and have cnod
reuson to believe that myaeh ami family escaped the ague
last season ia cnsequeiicf its use.
I'erhuus in no sunimet since the settlement of this firfe
peninsula, hua the fever and ague been so prevalent as the
nst. I have reeommended this medieiiwin numerous in
stances, and when the disease had become fixed and battled
the skill of physicians; and I have never known it fail. I
has universally produced the nvt happy effects, and I bet
heve it hat never been exeed-d by auy medicine in rcmo
ving Uie bilious diaeaaea of th climate.
Vours, reapet-Kuiiy,
STKI'HEN V. R. TROWBRIDGE.
Agent foe rViubury H. B. IMAGER; Northu miser land,
W.THINOTOM Co t MUton J. H. RASfcJl; feWlua
grove, MAY k KURK.
May , IM-41
Cotton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Lap
and Wailding, Cotton Outlines, Heady made
Pantaloons, Keady made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, just received
for sale by H. MASSfcU-
Sunbury, Dec. 2, 1848,
AXES of ft very auperior quality for aale by.
H. MA&JER.
Sunbury, Dec S, 1848.
TJLANK DOOK8. An assortment of Blank
Books, just received and sale by
11. MASTER.
8unbury, Dee. S, 1848.
O VKl'P MOLA88a-upenor refined Hyrop
Jrlolassos tor sale bv HtiNKI MAbwtK.
unbur-, Dec. S, 1818,
aov
ifnis,
CostivencMi, Acid Slonineh, H'wlache. Isa ol Appctne,
Piles, Night tSwcnu, and even (.'inouinntiou (Uipfptic
Plithixic.) und Autumn, or Phtliimc nttcmleil with tU nniffc
inent of the Stmnnch (or Dyspeptic AMhma.) Difticutt
Brent hi nir. which oitcn rctiillii'iroin iiiiMT!ccl riigcHtion (or
Pynpeirtic Syspnira.) is rchwett by these liittcrs. Iiili"rt,
their nte hit ben proved in the relief of alinort nil the
symptoms thut prt'C'rd from a di-tiihtntcd or atonic coikIi
tiou of tlte t?l mich ; alto m general debility armnig from
ngvor from Un; etU-cts nf Fever, particularly Fever uud
Aie. Fernnl) suircrinir umh-r nny uterine dcrtiiiecincut
anting frtnii wwikiitwt. will hud the ''Oxyoknatki. Hit
tek'' an excellent remedy, and not turpiiHSulby any ineUi
cine in
Tlw history of this medicine in peculiar. I tint made its 1
way to public tuv r fttlety by the force ol" ita own intriuMO
merits. No nrtilirial iuciiiik have Iwen twil to give it no
toriety nud thruM it upon public intuition. It has never
Irctore even lcu ndvcrtiKifi, but hav ins fiit shown its re
markiible ctficacy in the tnimly nt the proprietor, nnd by
hi in afterwaidN ridmmitUcfrd lo his nlllicl'd triends nud uc
quaiMtancest with a like p-miK, its rcputntuai gniduully x
tended until it in known in th in,t. distant p.ina nf tiie
I nil ni, ns a medicine of unrivalled virtue" hi tin; curif if
Iv)ejs,j in nil it diir-rent forum, nnd alto for tiic cure f
Asllniux or Phthisic, lift only herald nnd only cid' gy
has been the story ff itt Vi.ndcrl'ul effiracy, uk told from
mouth to mouth or by let re? from friend to friend. In eve
ry intmuce where these Bitters have been nwl, nnd the re
sult made known to the proprietor, they have proved u re
medy. Numcpmn certificates, nttestiuf the rirjrnlnr eflicay of
the 'OxYGtNATLii UiTrKii." are in the p-Mi"ti oi the
proprietor: many of them signed by puramrt alrvady ttidely
known to tho public.
CEO. n. dRKK!f , Pniprictor.
WINDSOR, Vt., Ocbiber 3,
The following Certlficntrff have recently been
received t
Waahis-otox, D. C, Jr 10, 1R40.
Iluvinfj mndr use of the 4ilsypeimted Bittcra;' pr-p:ired
!iy Dr. tieo. H. Green, of Wnulw-r., Vt.and from know
letlge obtained of their riTieaey hi other cusen, wechcertuliy
recoiuinend them to the put. In, believing that they willfully
ffiiKtuin the rn'ommcndntinii of the Pniprittor. We hope
mat linn vaiuaoie reuteuy ma? be so generally auiufeu
throughout the country tliul it iiny be accetuiblu to all the
afflicted.
T'ht Vi m tfu ' I 1T- Junior from Vermont.
JA.MKS K. SIM.Mt'i.NS, ". f. PciM'. r from It. Inland.
J. T. MOIIKUEA1), L. S. !tiinUrr uml lortiurly Uoverii
or of Kentucky.
U. II. AK.VOI.D, Memlicr of Congrem oud funucrly to
Vernor oi K. I. "
WM. WtMnmilD(iI, t'.S.fcfcnaturaud formeriyHjo
vcrnor of Michigr-n.
M. L. MAK'1 1, Delegate in Cougreti from WiactMisitt
TerriUryr , . 4 j ; . - y
From Hon. H. D. Fostee, Member of Congress from
PeiHi.iylvHnia.
WAMiiNG-ftiN, D. C, June 10, 1S4.
Dear fir, I have been u dyspeptic auirerer for alcut tetf
years, and have rtrtel to various mertpines tr relief
without succes-s, utfil I made use of your "Oxyirciwted
Ihtteis." 1 have urd nlxitit two lotUes, and find myself
restored to perfect health The forms in which the dis
ease niiowtii it veil", iu my case, were, great acidity of the
sunnuch, loss ni uppttiU, extreme rtutiilence, severe constt
piitiou ot the bstwcls, and violent heailuulie. Feeling desi
rous that a kimwledife of your vu limbic remedy may reach
others similarly itinVted. 1 take great pleasure iu record
iug my testim ny to its curative power; ami would also
reinaik. ttutt while on a visit ol borne a short time since, 1
admin tt cm! a purl ot' u Ixatlc ti a numler of my nliticted
friends, with great succss. Tliey are desirous that ymt
should establish an agency ut Pittsburg, or infirm them
where the medicine can lie obtained. With au earnest de
sire for your prnHperity and happiness, I sulutcrihc rnvself,
trulv your iriend H. D. FOST1.H.
Doet. :i:o. II. CiBKKN.WiwIsir, Vt.
Hold Wli -lesale and Retail bv tiicrn k Fletcher, No.
26S'Uth Sixth Street, Philuileiphin.
Acrt f"r Snnlmry II. It. MASSKR.
Agents for Mikon M ACKA Y A II A AO.
Agent foi I'pper Muiitmoy. J. it. ihSS.
April 15, lb45
oTudfrmrs
L'NUfVALLEn STVLK OF HATS
KOll (iKXTl.KMEX.
CIIAKt.CN IIAKMIIIII, '
No. 10 f CHESTNUT STREET
Pniladelphia.
Wruli! rpsprclfully invite altrnlinn In his su frior
style of lisis l"r autumn. IS4S, w h'rli will lr
fuunJ Ihe must r-rfrrt sier b.f.ire ntlVri'il tn llie
eommuniiy. lis peculiar furms rrnitfr- it the mure
Ji sirnl'l , as It combines all the essentia1, of Ju' i.
blliijf ntliieaines, requisits in that article of I're.
whilts hi liicressid (.icilities rn in m iiufartarins'
aviih all ihe inodVru impr-'Vemcnls. enabl.' hnn
Tu CMitLsaos ths Weatn to pMluca s Ml. r
Hal.
Cuitnaia'a F.aer Hit sag Cars ut rat
Latksi Mods. Thea (iiihIs hs Ivan wn hil
with great (are, snd will be fjund m.t besaiifin
and chasia in their styles. I ,
Limes' Himso Hat sb Csrsnv Eariaa
IT s lw I'sTTaHRs, Grai rare has be n Ii. slow,
oil in construrtir j Ihese articles 'h t iher may Ii
perfectly easy arid ruirn a grscrful ai .r rirs'
' CHARLF.3 OAKFORD.
104 Chestnut t. a lew ilr alae '1'i.iid, ,
Philvlelpbia ;
Hriitemher 30, 1848.ch June 94, 1818 ly
RsnV nf Chesler CnnniT WrhftsWr
Bank of Pelnwnre Conniy Chester
Hank nf Oermsntnwn T3crm.aY4wn
flank of MonlBomery Co. Nnrrfatown
Dnytrstnnn Ttsnk Dnylestown
Ga.tnn Hank Esstnn
Farmers' llsnk of Bucks co Bristol
Rrtnk nf NnrthnnilietlamlSf Northumbetlsnd par
('olnrnl'is Bink cV tlridae ro.Onlumhi par'
Farmers Brink of Lancaster Lsnctslet par
l.snraler ;nuniy D:iriK
Lsnrnster Bsnk
Farmers' Batik of Reailinn
Offire nf Bnnk of Penn'a.
Office , do do
Dllire do do
(lfTice do do
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
Hank nf Ihn I'tiiled !tites
finers' Dnnk of I'oltsville
Hank nf Lewistnwn
Hnnk i f Muliltituwn
Hsrlislc Hank
Bxcliaiiap Hunk
l)n d.i branch of
Uarrifbnre Bank
Lel!iinn Hnnli
1e'chani' & Mimtif Bank
it mk "I Piltsburii
VV.st Ilianch ll.nk
Wynminrz Bank
Nurlhanipimi Btnk
Herks Cnutity Hnnk
in.-e nf Bank ol U. S.
)n do do.
Di do dn
ll:ink of ('homlier.luirg
HuHk of f leitysburit
Bnnk nf Su-iuehanna Co.
Rrie liiu.k
Fanners' & Drovers' Bunk
Kmnklin liitik
ILinmbili; li.nk
Ntiii'nnB.hela Bank of B.
V..rk Hank
N. B, 'I he notes nf those bsnk on which ws
imil qiiiiiniiniis, and sulitituto a dash ( ) are not
nurrhnsed by the Pliihulelphia brokers, with lbs
e tcrption nf tlmse whic h have a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 17
Potisville psr
Lewi.tnwn failed
Middlniown 1
Carlisle 1
Piltshurp I
Hnllidsvshsri I
Harrishurf I
Lehsnnn par
Pitleburg l
PiHshutR I
Williamsporl , 14;
Wilkesbarra II
Atlentowo no aale
Readin; failed
Pitlshurg failed
Erie da
New Brighton do
ChsmberabNrf I
Gettysburg 1
Montrose St
Erie 35
Wsynesburg S
Washington l
Hnnednle 1 1
Brown rills I
York 1
failed
failed
failed
Philadelphia Lis.
Philadelphia Loin Co.
"rhiv IU til !Snv. Ins,
Ken-iiictnli rv. Ins, A
Penn Township Sav. In.
Vlaiinal Lslmr Bank (T. W
r..wHnd;i Hank
Allegbanjr Bank nf P.
D ink of llravcr
It. i nk of Swatnra
Hunk of Washiiixtnn
Centre Bank
I'ity Hunk
Farmer' & Merh'cs' Bsnk
F,irniPr' A' Meeti'rs Bank
Farmers' fV. Mcch'e' Bank
Harmony Institute
Miiiitiiigdnr. Dank
Juniata li;ink ,
Lumbermen's Bsnk
N.irihcrn Bank of ls.
New Hope Del. Bridge IS.
N.irlhumb'd Utiinn Col. Ilk.
N.nth Western Bsiik of P. .
Dllire of MrhnylUill Hank
Aar- & M iimf. O.nk
Silver L ike Bank
I'niKii Brink nf Penn'a.
W estniorrlaml Bnrik
Wilkesbnrre Bridge Co.
Cfj- All nn'.e purporting to he on any Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in Ihe above list, may be sec
lown as Imrj.N.
SEW JEnSKY.
Philadelphia
do
do
do
do
Dvnti, prop.)
I owanda
Bedford
Beaver
Hsrrisburg
Washington
Bellefonte
Pitlshurg
Pittsburg
Fayetle co.
Oreefrcastle
Harmrny
Hunllngdnti n sale
Iewistowh no s.l
Warren
TJundalT
New HdpS
Millrtn
Mradfllle '
Port CarbtM
Carlisle
Mdnitiwa .
I'nlntiiown
Greenaburg
failed
no aale
closed
closed
fsiled
closed
no al
failed
failed
failed
no sale
failed
no asl
closed
no sale
Closed
fild
closed
railed
closed
Wilkesbsrre no sale
KanknfNew Btlinswick
lielviilere Bunk
liurlinslori Co, Bank
Jiimmefcial Hank
Juniberland Bsnk'
?arm. rs' fluirk
Brunswicl
Bnlvitlsre
MedfoFrf
Perth Amboy
Bridget on
Mount Holly
."nrnii rs' ami MechmitiV Bk IJahway
f.ileJ
1
par
1
Pictorial Edition of d'Aublgrne's
Ifreat Work on the lierorniatlou
OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
MANY. (SWITZERLAND, fcC Will b
published or. or about the 11 of April. 1848, by
JOS. A. bPEEL. No 96 Cherry at. above 61 b,
hia splendid 12mo edition of the above named
work, with 18 engraved illustration from ori
ginal design; 4 vols in 3, bound ia extrs cloth
snd library sheep.
Tbs publisher respectfully cslls the sttention
of tbe trede snd the public generally, to this
work beina- tb only illustrated edition published
in the United SlateeH trusts that the beauty
of ita embellishments, the etroiif and substantial
manner in which it ia bound, in conjunction with
the known popularity of tbe work itaelf, will be
s surs recommendation to puoue iaor.
JOS. A. 8 PEEL. 98 Cherry st sbove tb.
J. A 8 hi also lately published, a new and
beautiful Edition of Sergeant Bell' Rares Show,
s auitabls book for children, neatly dons sp in
rstrs cloth.
Philadelphia, April I, 1848 '
- APS. An assortment just received. Also,
J silk HATS at S85, for sale by -
H. MAS8ER.
Hunbury, Dec. 1. 1848.
TO TIIE PUBLIC
Come who want to have IIwri.es
Cured!
THE subscriber informs the public that he haa
devoted much time and study on the numerous
disease afflicting Horses, and that he haa success
fully been practising aa e KAKKIER,for several
years past, and therefore respectfully oilers his aid
to those persons who may deem it prufier to give
him a call, and he bones to render general satis
faction. W1LLOBY TKEXLEH.
Bhamokiii Dam, Lnion county, l'a
May 19, 1849 Sin
J. J. GLRICElTOTTGrE.
(Late Heller A. Grcenough.) ,
PATENT ATTORNEY.
amd MSOHAiricAXt mraurGSB,
nashln;tou,U.C.
DRAWINGS and rjopirs for tho Patent
Ottivus, prepareU JiiJ all the necessary bu
siness, iu relation to securing patents, trans
acted, and promptly attended to, at their of
lioe opposite) the Ptiteut Oliice.
. October 88, 1848. '
WJATENT Trusses of all kinds, Harrison's
I writing and Indellible uik, Cotton yarn and
Cps, just received and for aal by
J. W. f RILING.
Sunbury, Dec. 3, 1849.
N. Biilnswrck tailed
Middlstowir Ft- 1
tailed
ttilec
tail.
tailc
P
no aal
no sal
yarmrrir' and .Mechanic' Ilk
r'sriners' nnd Merchanis' Uk
Frsnklin D ink of .N.J. Jersey City
ti.ii i.Krn Litis a luazing 1-9 Hon.. ken
lerwy f 'ity Bank Jer-y City
Mechanics' Bank Patterson
liii.nfiriurn' Bank Belletills
Murris Cftunty Bank Morffatowli''
vliinniouth Ilk ol N. J. ' FreoboM
Uechamrs' Bank IteWark
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk Trenton ,
Morris f -sitdl and Bkg Co Jersey City
Post Notes
Newark Bk oi In Co Newok
ew Hope Del Under Co Lamberuville
. J. ManniHc ai .r Bkg l!o Hohoweh fail.
J I'totrcion & LmiVLard hk Jersey City fail
Orange U mk Orrrrrge
1'aiers.in Uauk I'strrson
Pei.lcs llsnk do
Pnnceion Bunk Princeton
Salem Banking Co ?arWn
state Bink Jrewark
Mai Bank Blizatielhtowo
Slate Bank t'amtii
siat.' Bank of Morns . Warnowa
Mute Uuuk rrenion
Salem and Philad Matiuf Co' &fitttt
Susses llank- New ion
Trenmn Banking (Jo Trent)
Cuh.n Hank ,. . , - Dner- t.
V hii.gi..o Banking Co. . Harkensack ft
Ilk of Wilm dt BraiMlywiiH! V iliniiigloo
Osnk ol Delaware Wilmington .,
Bsnk nf Smyrna ' Smyrna ''
Do biancb Millord .
r'srOM-rs' Bk of Msis nf Dol Duvet .
Do , branch Wilraingtoa
Do brunch ' Georgetown
Do branch Newcastle
Cnion Bank Wilmington
UjT I'nder 6'
(XJ" On all banks marked thn (') Iber as
'her rounlerfeit or altered nolea of ihe varioui
nmirisiiiMis. in circulation.
fail
I
I
(ai
fsi
NKAV GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVEh
Henry Masser,
HAS just received at his store, In Sunt
au asaoitnient of tha cheapest Goods,
ever came to the place, conaistuiff of .
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ifc.
French black Cloths, Cassinetts, &o.
ooes, of excellent quality and cole
price 6 to 10 cts. Good Muslins, s
yard wide, at 6 J cents.
These are not tha low priced trash ar
usually sold. Muslin de Laities, of fine
ity aud patterns 181.- Handsome Tc
and other Shawls and various other art
Tha public are requested to call and ,
for themselves,
bunbury, Nor. 18, 1W8. . '
WINDOW CLASS, 8 by 10, for sale I
HENKY MAW
Kuabury Jaa S7lh, 1849- lX