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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
Agriculture
FATTENINS ANIMALS.
' v, ',. Article to be Heml Wew! .."
' ' ' At this teaton, ny the Jm Firmer,
"the attention of tha farmer if often directed
to the fattening of those animal! which are
intended for the butcher; and it it impor
tant for him to know how he may
turn mch articles of food to the best ac
count. Several article, mich as pumpkins
and apples will not keep long, and are to
be used in their season, it at all. The least
nutritious articles, so far as it can be done
conveniently, should be fed out first ; after
ward those that are nutritive. Fattening
animals should be kept quiet, and suffered
to take no more exercise than is necessary
for their health. All exercise, more than
this calls for an expenditure of food, which
does not avail any thing in the process of
fattening. They should be fed regularly,
with suitable food, and that properly pre
pared ; and as much should be given them
as they are able to convert into flesh and
fat, without waste. "In the animal econ
.omy, the accumulation of fat and extra
flesh, is only a deposit of superfluous nutri
ment, which not being required by the sys
tem at one time, is laid by for future emer
gencies ; and it must be obvious that the
larger the quantity of food which a fatten
ing'' can be made to consume daily, with a
good appetite, or digest thoroughly, the
greater will be the amount of fiVsh and fat
gained in proportion to the whole quantity
of food consumed."
Animals will not thrive with any amount
of food where they are uneasy and discon
tented, even if they are so closely confined
that they cannot wear off their flesh by
exercise; it is, therefore important that
they be fed regularly, and that there should
be nothing to disturb them, or excite fear
or discontent.
Of the root crops, for nutritive proper
ties, potatoes stand first : then carrots, ruta
bagas, mangel-wurtzels, which are all nearly
as valuable as potatoes ', while the English
turnip is the least valuable and nutritious.
Of grain, wheat stands first ; then peas, In
dian corn, barley, and last, oats. Much
Indian corn is used in fattening animals
especially, swine. Eor these, there is a
great gain in having it both ground and
cooked. It is said that where swine are
led on mush or hasty-pudding, they are
much more quiet, and consequently gain
flesh much faster, than where the same in
gredients are fed to them uncooked.
The following hints on the subject, from
that valuable agricultural journal, the Al
bany Cultivator, will be found of interest :
"Substances in which the nutriment is
much concentrated, should be fed with care
There is danger, especially when the ani
mal is first put to feed, that more may be
eaten at once than the digestive organs can
manage. Meal of Indian corn is highly
nutritive, and when properly fed causes an
imals to fatten faster than almost any other
food. They will not, however, bear to be
exclusively kept on this article for any
length of time. Meal made from the hea
viest varieties of corn, especially that grown
in the northern and eastern states, is quite
too strong food for cattle, sheep, or horses
to be full fed upon. Hence one of the ad
vantages of having the cob ground with
the corn, by which the nutriment is diffu
sed through a greater bulk, lays lighter on
the stomach, and is more thoroughly di
gested. The effect of pure corn meal on
animals, we suppose to be similar to that
sometimes produced on our own species by
the use of fine wheaten flour the subject
becomes dyspeptic, and is forced to use
bread which has the bran mixed with the
flour. The mixture of the cob with the
corn, answers the purpose of bran the
health of the animal is preserved, and the
process of digestion goeson uninterruptedly.
In fact, the advantages of grinding the cob
and corn together for feeding cattle may
be said to be well established. For hogs,
the benefit of the cob, is not, we think, so
evident; those animals appearing to be bet
ter adapted to tnking their nourishment in
a concentrated form, than those which ru
minate or chew their cud. Yet food suffi
ciently bulky to effect the distention of the
bowels is necessary for hogs.
"Hay or straw cut into lengths so short
as to be readily mixed with meal, answers
a good purpose in rendering the meal easy
of digestion, and in enabling the animal to
extract all the nutriment from it.
"The conclusion arrived at from the re
sult of a series of experiments instituted by
the Highland Society of Scotland, a few
years ago, was, that the superiority of cook
ed over uncooked food for cattle is but tri
fling, and not sufficient to balance the cost ;
but for hos, the extra cost of preparing
was repaid.
"The appetite and health of the animals
are promoted by giving a variety of food.
This fact has led to the preparations for
fattening stock. For fattening nogs we
have used with advantage, the following
mixtures. 1. Two parts potatoes and two
parts pumpkins; boil together until they
can be easily mashed fine then add one
part meal, stirring and mixing intimately
together. The heat of the potatoes and
pumpkins will scald or cook the meal, and
when cold the mixture will be a stiff pud
ding. 2. Two parts potatoes, and two of
ripe palatable apples, (either sweet or sour.)
boil till they can be mashed fine then add
one part meal, (either from corn, barley, or
oats and peas, allowing the same weights,
and mix together while the potatoes and
apples are hot.
"Hogs are more fond of food when it is
lightly fermented, (not becoming pungent
ly sour, and they appear to fatten fasWr if
it is given to them in this state.) We have
never seen hogs thrive faster than when
fed on these mixtures, with occasionally a
little dairy slop, and we have always found
the porn noiia ana ol good quality."
An Intssmtino CusToaFrom that tie
lightful book, by Mrs. Kirkland, "Holliday
abroad or Europe from the West," we glean
the following curious practice among the
Dutch at Harlem. It appears that the inhabl
Ibiii on the birib of a child, place a gaily
trimmed pincushion at the door of the house
If tiie new comer be a daughter, the pinou
ahii:i is white : if a son. there is a stripe of
rr 1 .introduced under the worked muslin
The exhibition of thi token secures to the
house certain privilege, such as exemption
from legal execution, and whatever would be
likely to disturb the mother, it troops pass,
the drums are silent for the tiro, and ail
classes honor the custom and the symbol,
SCIENTIFIC, AMERICAN.
T Inventor, Mechanic and Artisan., j
rTHS PuMUbert of thi Sctirrmc AstiatCAir
In returning their thank to the community
for, the liberal support and encouragement which
has been extended to them durins- tha east four
years, would respectfully give notice that the (I ret
number of Volume five, will be issued on tn S2d
of September, . aflerding a favorable opportunity
for all to subscribe, who may wih to aail tham
elve of the valuable information always found
in its columns, i The new Volume will be com
menced with new type printed on extra tine paper,
. ?- J 1 . r - ... ..tli 4l. .nil
. s 1 . - , , ... J I
ZTSTT '?rC?Iy fr fTXt
embellished with a chaste and elegant border. i
Ii will K. ,.u!ji i...r In ouorto form.
th,,. affording : ". of th. year I BEAUTI-
ML JJUOK of OVER "t rAUMp comaimna;
between 8 and 600 ORIGINAL, ENGRAVINGS
of NEW INVENTIONS, described by letter of
reference, besides a great amount of reading
matter, valuable to every man in th country.
An increased amount of care and expense will be
bestowed upon this volume, to render it more fully
what it has been termed, "The best Mechanical
Paper in the World." Its columns a usual will
be filled with the most reliable and correct infor
mation in rcgnto to tho progress of SCIENTIFIC
and MECHANICAL improvements, Chemistry,
Architecture, Botany, Manufactures, Rail Road
intelligence and the weekly list of patents, pre
pared expressly for this Journal at the Patent Office
in Washington.
As an evidence of the estimation in which the
publication is held by the Scientific and Mechan
ical portion of the community' it i only necessary
to state, tliut its circulation has increased within
the last three years to upwards of 10,000 copies,
already cxeecdinir the united circulation of all the
Mechanical and Scientific publications in thi
country, and the largest of any one in the world.
TERMS: Two dollars a yeai in advance, or
I ricsucd, one dollar in advance, and the remain'
der in six months.
TO CLUBS : 5 copies, $8 ; 10 copies, $15 ;
211 copies, VS. All letters must be post paid and
directed to MUNN & CO.
Publishers of the Scientific American,
New York,
N
B- Patents secured and mechanical draw-
liigs executed on the most reasonable terms, at
the .Vientmc American office.
September 8, 1849.
SP.OWIT'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
PREPARED and sold only, at FREDERICK
T HttOW.VS DRITO snd PHF.MrfiALI Store.
BROWN'S DRUG and CHEMICAL' Store,
N. E. corner of Firm and Chesxct streets, Phi
ladelphia. This Essence is warranted to possesa
in a concentrated form, all the valuable properties
of Jamaica Ginger, and will be found on trial an
excellent Family Medicine. It is particularly re
commended as atonic, to persons recovering trom
fever or other diseases, a few drops imparting to
the stomach a glow and vigor, equal to a wine
glass of brandy or other stimuland, without any of
the debilitating etlccU, which are sure to follow the
use of liquor of any kind : and it is therefor
especially serviceable to children and females. To
the aged, it will prove a great comfort ; to the
dyspeptic, and to those who are predisposed to
gout or rheumatic affections, it gives great relief ;
and to the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the noxious
liquor, it is in valuable giving tone to the diges
tive organs, and strength to resist temptation ; and
is consequently a great agent in the cause of tem
perance. LSFull directions accompanying each
bottle.
The aliove article can h had at the office of the
American.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1849. ly
WALL
PAPERS.
HE Subscribers have on hand the lamest as-
X sortment of Wi.t PiFr.as
ladclphia, Wholesale and Rttai
nnnMriini. 1. i
iviiDiaiuig i i
every variety suitable for Parlors, Entries, Dining
Rooms, Chamliers, &c, which for quality and
style cannot be suqiassed. Doing a cash business
we arecnnblcd to sell a better article at a much
lower rule than any store doing a
TRADE BUSINESS
On hand, a large assortment of Wins Pirxa,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders, Ac, which will
lie sold for Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at city price.
In. 13, Dealers are invited to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
i LiN & UlKTO..
No. 142 Arch Street, South side
Philadelphia, May 20, 1849 ly
AFFLETON'S
GREAT CENTRAL
CHEAP BOOK STORE,
164 Chestnut Street,
Corner of Seventh, Stcaim's Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
"NO WING the wants of tha community, the
Proprietor of this Establisumext has fitted
up a Store in the most elegant manner, having
due regard to the comfort uf his customers, so that
every Stronger visiting his Book Store, may feel
entirely ai nome.
HU imMSZTBS STOCK
of Books ia classified according to the various De
partment of Literature, so that visitor can find
tlie Hooks they are in search of for themaelvM.
IJuying his block for the most part at the Auc.
Ties Stx, and being connected with one of the
largest rurLisHixe iucses in this countrv.
besides publishing largely himself, enables him to
sell ali. Books at
LOWEB PRICES
than anv other house of a similar character on thi
continent His facilities for the Importation
sr Hooks from Europe are unsurpassed, having a
lirancn ol nis Lsiaoiunmoiil in London, where
orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed
anu lorwardeu to una country by every otbam sa
and racket.
A. OATALOOTB
of Books with the prices attached is issued quar-
wuv, vvmiuiiiiuu, mat ui inw nuuiiions made lo
his large collection, which are in all cases for sale
at tha
LOWEST PRICES,
or, from S3 to 75 per cent, below Publishers'
Prices, Thus in buying even a Few Booa.
quite a considerable amount is saved.
As a still further
INDUCEMENT
to strangers visiting the city, every one who pur.
chases Oat Doliab' voiti of Books, will re
ceive a copy of the
BTRASkEi in Pm la Delphi A, an elccant 18
nio. volume, the price or which is 85 cents.
I v l lie limits of an advertisement are too eon.
lined to enumerate the price of anv of the inv
mouse advantage to be derived from purchasing:
at the Great CektRal Cheap Bouk 8tobk, but
let all who are in search of Book send for a Cata
logue, and buy the Books they are in want of, and
when visiting the city, give Applcton one call,
ana you win do sure to call again.
STATIONERY
in all its branches, furnished at the Lowest Prioea.
The Initials of those purchasing Letter and NoU
t aper, neatly stamped in the corner, without
charge.
Orders for any article may be lent by mail. ad.
dressed to the Proprietor, and the directions in
all cases will be fully earned out, with great punc.
luaiuy and ueepatcn.
Urdorsfor Catalogues should be pbe-paib,
Li . U'V0, 7ri
, PMrt Importer, and toatumcr
GEO. 8. APPLETON
Bookseller,
164 Cktsnut
Building, Philadelphia,
May, 13, 1849 9m
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
THE subscriber respectfully intbrm the publio
that lis ha again beooui connected with tlie
sbove Kpundry, and that hereafter it will be con
ducted aulelr tinder hi. m.n.mn .,, .nnrnl
Prom his long ejperienoa in th bussineaa ha tmsta
na wiu oe ame to give general satisfaction to hi
old friend and customer, 'fit btwines will be
carried on in all iu branches. He will .nntin,..
to manutactura Plough, and all kinds f eaatinsr.
will b don with proepptaea aad in th heat
nnr. . BOMRBACU,
Sunbury, Jun I, 18it-8ai
:!i4'i-TfcrTr
X7AIIS XlOOftS.
THE Mbtcribet reiyetfuny informs the public,
that ha continue the manufacture of CABI
NET WARE, in all Its branches, at hi stand in
Market street in Buriburv, and that he ha now
on hand a handaomo assortment of well made and
fashionable furniture.
Ha also carrie on, at his old establishment, in
Fawn afreet, the
CHAIR BIAKIXG BUSINESS,
in all its branches, and keep constantly on hand,
an assortment of well mad and fashionabl
Ball nwsVM UHCUt U TVUU BallU loillwii""iv
CHAIRS, plain and ornamental. All of which
, . . , ' r ,
"7 U"J""? " P"" " " "
His long experience in th business justifie
him in the belief that he will b able to give gen
eral satisfaction, and therefore solicits from hi
customers continuance of their patronae. '
CP All kinds of produce taken in exchanire.
BEBABT1AN BUUl'J.
Sunbury, March 17, 1849. tf
GOLD & SILVER WARE.
J. STOCKMAN,
No. 60 Chesnut-st, at the sten of the Gold
Thimble, between id. tf 3d. sis., South side
PHILADELPHIA.
I V ANtTTACTIIRES and keens constantly
if I on hand, at wholesale and retail, the fol
lowing articles, of a superior quality, at reduced
prices ; Gold and Silver Pencils, do Thimbles, do
Finrrcr Shields, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
Ladles, do Combs, Purse Clasps, Scissor Hook
and Uiains, Knitting Sheaths, &c
ALSO, Jewellery, Plated and Brittanma ware,
Uerman Silver Spoons, &c: bold Diamond pom
ted Pen at various prices ; Jackson's Superior
bverpointed Leads, &c, &c.
Philadelphia, May 36, 1849.
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE,
New Hide Oil and Leather Store.
No. Ill North Zd St. 3 doors below Race St
Philadelphia.
rTIHE subscriber offer to the tanners on the
A most favorable terms their fresh importation
oi Hides, consisting of Buenos Ay res, Laplnta,
Caraccas, Laguira, Hung-Dry, Chili, Salted Per-
ambuco and all kinda of Spanish Hides, dry and
salted. Also, Green Slaughter, Drv Salted, and
Black Dry Patna Kips,
gortment of C8urri'cr., Tooli
" ",. A J .
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and a general as
They will sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Lash paid for Leather of all kinds.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK
Philadelphia, May SB, 1849. ly
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROtfP,
HOARSENESS, ASTHMA. HOOP
1NG COUGH, BRONCHITIS
AND CONSUMPTION.
THIS valuable preparation, so BitnniBhinply iureefiil
in curias iliffeaseR ot' the Lunffa. is the reiull of o tkill
ful combination of tho known curative principles of
mrnicine. n ingremeiua are ireely mane Known to me
public, and are thnae acknowledged to medical men as
poHcmuur rare medical virtues, which peculiar virtue! are
eoinhiaed in the 't 'HEHR Y PECTOH AL in their treat.
ret purity and efficacy, aad when nurd, as will be seen from
me lOllowiiiK vamanie rrmimony :
l'HOKESSOK CLEVELAND.
of Bowdoin College, DruaRwick, Muine, wrilcn: 'I have
witneMed the efleeu of your Cherry Pectoral in my own
family and in that of my frlenrt. and it has siveii great
aatmuction in caaeahoth ol ado la and children "
A VOICE FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
From Dr. llrraat. Druggist and Postmaster. Chicories
ran, ftim
Da. J. C. Avra Dear Sir : Enclosed nleaae find remit
lance l,,r all the Cherry rectorul last Bent me. 1 can un-
hesitaliiHtlr aav, that no medicine we sell gives such satis-
faction as your's does nor have I ever seen a medicine
rhvsicians ure using it extensive? in the nrnctiee. and
mira ' iimii; 'i utiUKll MU IUIIB COmpiUiniS-
:.u -1 '- 1 : If .
wiin inr HiippitN c
Truly yours,
D. M. BRYANT.
DR. rERKJN'9.
President of Vermont Medical College one of the most
learned and intelligent physicians in the countrv, "considers
it a composition of rare excellence for the cure of that for.
midaule disease. Consumption."
An almost Incredible iiutntier of certificates have been
received j proving thai the Cherry Pectorul is, in truth, s
uif r.A i iti.Mr.UY
for Coughs. Colds. Asthma and all pulmonary complaints.
I'll I Llr. a lr.! I a rf.K BUI ILK.
Prepared by J. C. AVER. Lowell. Mass.. and sold hv
It. M ASSEK, Sunbury, and MARY McCAY, Northum-
DeruiiHj.
March 31, 1S49.
I. ANDREWS,"
DEATH TO PAIN
RELiir tn the Sice!
Health to the Weak ! !A
HAl.M is found fur the
Whole Human Kmc in Aiw
draws'
PAIN KILLER.
This is an entirely vecetii
He c)niMMiiid. composed of
iwomy-r iveainrreiii ingre
dients, Dad is an internal and
l-.xterrml llemrtly lor the va
rious ilia that liuutun flesh it
heir to-
UCH AS,
Cauejhs, Colds, Paint, Nervnns and Stele Hendache,
Rheutiuitiara, Cut. Bjiruins, Spinal Aftx'tinns, Summer
Conifrtnints, Cholera Morbus, Toothache, Eruptions, Conn
Pthrs, Frozen Parts, Hunts, Scalds, Ague in the Fat aud
lireast, Painters1 Collie, llruises, old Kres, Lw oi appe
tite, Ueneral Debility, Asthma, fcc. Put up in hottlea ft
1, S or 4 shillings per bottle. For further jartirubinj tee
Pamphlets lo ha hod iif every areut gratia, eontaiuine a
briet history of tha origin, discovery and goods effects of
Aiwrewa' ram sutler, leiuncaica 01 iurre,airecttma. &c
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD. '
The triumphant twees of Andrews Pain Killer in re
moving the causes that produce death, the untimely death
of millions of our race, lias induced aoine men of whem it
may be truly en id, their villainous occupations mnnifrat
their vilkilny, to attempt to put iu circubttiou spurious and
counterfeit article tallied Pain Killer,' using fictitious
luime for the pretended author, nrirJ certificates. Ac.
nie have appeared, and others no doubt wiil appear. Let
all remember tliat Andrews Genuine Pnin Killer has the
written sniuature of 1. Andrews on the tube! of each butt I
in black ink. JJou't simply ask for Pain Killer, but as
Auilrewa' Pain Killer, tuul have no other.
Sold by M. A. McCiiy. .Sole AffeuL Northumberland
J. W, F filing. Sunbury ; John U. Raser, Milton ; John H
Myyer, Hioontaburg : m. A. Mnrray h Co, Danville
Davenport inith, Plymouth; Andrew Yofar, Wilkea-
hnrre ; Hnyt t MrCnrnuck, McKwenariUa ; Schaffle fc
Chamberlain, Isewisburg ; George McAlpin, Jersey Shore;
J. M. Judd. Williainsnoit.
Orders aotfresserf to I. Andrews, invendx and only Pro
prietor at lthecu Tompkins county, fl. V. WU receive
prompt attention
nepiemner au, imp. ij
CUTLERY.
AN extensive 8tock of Pocket and Table CUT
LEKY.of sale bv
JOE1T Iff. COLElffAlT,
Nos. 32 and 33 ARCADE, and 8, North
THIRD Street,
Comprising 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Kaxftr.
Also, a choice assortment of Rodger 4- Sons,
Wostenholin's (iieave's W, if 8. Butcher' and
Fenney's Cutlery,
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, (iuns. Pistols, and Bowie Knives.
Also, The American Haxor Strop, a euperior ar
ticle, worthy the attention of Dealer.
Cian Dealer in Cutlery, will find th abov
8tock worthy their attentiou, a th Subscriber'
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June V, 1849 ly
MABIHAIL'I
Concentrated Saraparllla
i For the cure of Tetter, Bcrofula. Erysipalaa, Piles,
Chronic Kheumuluin and all duwrdera of Um .
BltKxl. Mercurial Uiaeaae, tc
IT U recommeuded to lMiysiciana and olliera, m
the stronget preparation now in um, and en
tirely di Hi Tent from th&t put up in quart bottlea,
poaainff UtUe or no activa principle af tha fears
ht intendad to deceiv. the puWicKor
HEYL'8 EMBROCATION for Hones wiU
cur Sprain, Bruiaea, Cut, Galls, Swellings, aud
sll complaint requiring an eiternal remedy. It
is highly useful in Spavin, Curb, Ringbone, stiff,
neas of the Joints, cracked Heel, Splints, eVc
It baa also beea seed with great auccea by per
sou afflicted with Ubempetiem, and other com
plaints. Prepared only by W. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and lor aai Dy m. a. juullay, orthumoer
land.- - -
Philadelphia, My M, 1M9-Iy - .
WIMWy OtASS. by 10, for aale Ir
yy HEMtV MJ.9CK.
Sunbury, Jan 37th, 1M- tf.
COLUMBIAN SERIES OF
atcti.mct(e.
Tht Pupil's friend and Tenchet'storAfort.
T
HE COLUMBIAN CALCULATORThis
work la alreadv Introduced into some of the
best Acadamie and a large number of Schools,
where it Use ha given decided and universal
tisfartion, both to teacher and pupil. It is purely
American in it character, based upon our own
beautiful decimal system tf eurrencf. It contain
more, the arrangement are better, and it I the
easiest and cheapest work of the kind now in use)
and it is so considered by hundreds of the most
competent teacher and men of science in the Uni
on, who have recommended it, It ia the book,
particularly and expressly prepared for our Ami'
ricttn Beholart : Bv Atmon Titlnor.
The Yocth' Colcmbi a Cauiitlatob. Thi
volume contain 01 paces, with about 900 exam.
pies for solution on the (late. It embrace the
Fundamental Rules, Compound Rules, Simple
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, dec.
J icKifon s Arithmetical tabm:s,i destined
for the use of younger classes in th School of the
United States. A beautiful little book and pleas
ing to children, and the only one of the kind of any
value.
There are Kevs to both Arithmetics bound in
gle or double, for the convenience of teacher, in
which the solutions of the questions are given with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Key are the most complete works of the kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mensuration, dtc, for the
use of the Teacher. All that is wanted is to have
the above books examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate to pronounce them the best work that
have ever been published in thi or any other
country.
Although issued but a few months, they have
already been introduced into the Night Public
Schools of New Vork City in all th Schools
public and private, except two, in the City of
Reading. Also, in about twenty Acadamiea in the
State of Pennsylvania in a large portion of the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Boroughs of Hamsirarg,
York, Chambcrsburg, Lebanon, Doylestown, Potts
ville, Orwigshurg, cVc, Ac.
For sale by IIenrt Masseh, Sunbury, Agent
for Northumberland County.
Sunbury, Dec 2, 1848.
DIAMOND POWDER.
FOR
RAZOR STROPS.
THIS Powder is warranted fur superior to any
thinz in use for imparting a keen, smootliedce
to Razors, Surgical instruments, and all kinds ot
fine Citlkbi : it may be applied to any kind of
strop. Also superior Kazor, Knives, and rerlu
mery, wholesale and retail, by
ALr KUU BEniNBTT, Agent,
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, and
Cheap Fnncy Goods, No. 18 South Fifth street a-
bove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTI.MOMALS.
Philidelfhi, Feb. 15th, 1843.
This may certify that I have used one of the
Strops prepared with HAYNES' MAGIC DIA-
MOISU POW DER, and can attest in th most
unequivocal manner, that there i nothing can be
found that will produce the same euect in my opin.
ion, and must say to others, try it, and you will
find it superior to any lieietofore in use. I can
truly say that I never knew what a sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, 41 S. Third st
Philadelphia, October, 1848.
A very hard beard and tender face has compel.
led m to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to inuke shaving easy and pleasant, but with
indiilercnt success, until I made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Dennett,
and Rousscl's Shaving Cream. Their united pow
er act like maic, and iinirt a power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, vthoiil irri
tating the skin or temper of their owner.
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street
For sale nt this ollice Price 35 eta. per Iioi
November 33, IS IS Giu.
fi3k iTTrrmrjtnTtTa
?35 mini
In prewntmg the public with a remedy for the treatment
and cure of FrvK axd Aonx and oilier bilious diseases.
no apology is needed. Vast mimhera in the t'nited Slates,
who surfer from these affections in their varied forms, are
compelled lo aeek relief front other .mrcea than the imme
diate prescriptions of th. regular physician. It becomes
therefore en object of hunuuity, as well as of public inter,
est, to bring before them a remedy prepared fiom much ex
perience, sua which nwy always lie reiien upon aa savs,
xrrxcictL, aid babmlus to tiis constitdtiox. Thm
such is the true rharaiu-r of the INDIA CIIOI.AliOGl'K,
is amply atleMed by th. universal success with which it has
been employed.
tV Kxtract from a communication of the Hon. Wit.
ham Woodbbidgi, of Ui. Li. 8. Semite, lal. Governor of
micuiRuii.
DmoiT, Oct. 1, IfcUO.
Doctob Chablbs Osoood,
Dear Hir, I have read with much interest, your little
trabatisb upon th. ''causes, treatment and cure" of tin
febrile diaeosra which have an extensively prevailed in our
country during the Inst few monthsan interest increased
uodinibt, by Ihe fact that I have individually suffered so
much from them. Though 1 feel myself very incompetent
to judge sufely upon s subject so entirely professional, yet
your theory seems to nie well reuned, and your conclu.
aions just, and I think withul, tluit your pamphlet is calcu
lated to produce much practical good.
Speaking ol the medicine he ears : It fully justified your
nattering expectations, and aa a safe, convenient, and popu
lar remedy, my own experience, an far, induces me to be
lieve that it will prove a great public benefit. 1 am pleased
to learn iltat you nave recently established several agencies
for its disposition though I regret that, with a view to a
mor. general dissemiiiution of it, you should have found it
necessary to remove from your present resilience among us.
. uu iuim:m mjnn I nave inr nonor ui oe, sir,
Voar obliged servant.
WILUAM WOODBKIDGE.
r Flora Hon. Btifhis V. R Tsoivaainr... r MiKL.
sttM owe oviwie, w uie Agent at iletroit.
ni.Kiai.iiAH. uaslahd ui., iiee. 13, 1841.
Sir voa wish me lo inform vou what 1 know m' rr
Oesood's India Chohigngu., or aiai-bilioua medicine. I do
believe tliut if tlie virtue and efficacy ol this niolicine were
generally knowu, the rrvsa and aous would diaappear in
Michigan.
a?I piucured s bottle in tlie spring of IMI, and have good
reoaon lo believe that myself and family escaped th. sgu
BUM sr. soil UI eenaequeitco its uea.
Perhaps in no summer since ths settlement of this fina
peiiinaaki, has th. fever and agn. been m prevalent as th.
last. I have recanniended ihis medwin. in numerous in
stances, and when th. d ionise had become fixed ami bamed
th. skill of physicians; and 1 have never known it full. I
lias Buiverselly produced the moat nappy effects, oral I bet
liev. it haa never been exceeded by any medic iu. iu reaio-
vuj the aiuous oiaeases ut tn. curate.
lours, respeciiuiiy,
STEPHEN V. . TROWBRinc.R
Agent fol 8unlairy H. B. MA&KR ; Norlhumberlars),
WITillN'GTOM Ci. Milton, J. H. RASERi lleluJ
rmva, MAY KI.CiCK
may a, 1Mb u
J. J, GP.3EK1TCTJGH.
(Late Keller & Greenough.)
PATENT ATTOiNEY.
' AHV MEOHAXVIOAZ. ENOINBER,
WaaliluKtou, U.Cs
fTmRAWlNGS and papers for the Patent
LPOflice, prepared and all the necessary bu
siness, in relation lo ecurin patents, trans
acted, and promptly attended to, at their of
Ike opposite the Patent Office.
October 88, 1848. '
B
AY RUM An excellent article for sale
by HENKT MAS8ER.
eunbury Jan. !7(h, 1849 tt
PLA8TER, Salt and FWh, lust received and for
A by J. W. f RILING.
9unbary,Dee.S, X848.
RAISINS, camiaU, citron, cheese, pepper
auc. cVa. Far sale by J. W. fHIUNC
5 uBaryDaV 1848. ' -
WILEY J VOVGH CUNDY. An excel
lent remedy far eeuga, alaW ' Fet sal
at lai efliee
Mmil
IMPOttTANT TO THfi WBLIC.
H02U32 AITS CAVtt&Z.
MEDICINES.
Don't permit your Hortn or cattle to die, when
the mean of cure are within the reach of all 1 ,
Th undersigned ha (pent several rear tn the
itudv of Veterinary practice in "London and E-
dinboro'," he ha also availed himself of the resear
ches of Leibitf, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed so much toward a judicious treatment
of animals the principles of our practice consists
In the rejection of general bleeding and the tout
rejection of all medicine that experience haa
shown to be of a dangerous tendaney. These re-
medic act in harmony with the vital principle, and
when siren according to the direction which ac
company each article they are capable of exciting
and increasing the natural function, without di
minishing or destrovina' their power, hence are
safein the hand of every one.
O.H. DADD.M.D.
A List ll.rse and Caul Medicine.
Physic balls, 75c. per box.
Alterative ball. 75c do.
" powder for bad condition, 75c per pack
sore.
Heave powder for diseases of the lungs, 75c . dc,
Urine powder for " " kidney, 75c do.
Tonic powder for bad condition glandera, 75c do.
Cordial drink tor InBamation ot Dowels, DC per
bottle.
Liauid blister. 75c per bottle.
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pot .. -( -' "'
Healing balsam for wound and saddle gall, 75c
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eye, 80c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old cores, Ac, 50c
per bottle.
Embrocation for ore throat, 75c per bottle.
Hoof ointment for (and crack, brittle hoof, oVc, 50c
per bottle.
Horae 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.
Worm powdera for the removal of worm from
the intestinal canal, 75 per package.
For ale by 8TIMPSON A REED, 26 Mer
chants Row, also at DADD'S HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Noa. 1 A 3
Haymarket Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describing the disensr for which
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the
Proprietor, of cures performed by the above Medi
cines. Sold by GREEN A FLETCHER, No. 26 South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia, and by his
Agists. Hehbt Masskb, Sunbury,
February 3, 1849. tf
DR. TOWNSESD'S C0MP01ND EXTRACT OF
SAUSAPARILLA.
THlfl Extract ii put Dp in quart bottlm. It ig mx timet
chfarr, plrumnter, tid warrant M anprrior to nirf
tcrd. 1 1 currg diaroirs without vomiting, purtuff, lick
ncsa, or debilitating tii patient, and ii particularly ailapted
('ri
FAt-L AND SPRING MEDICINE.
The great bcfliity and superiority of thin HnnraparlUa over
other remedies is, whilft it eradicate disease,
it invigorates the ixly.
CoiifumptirHi cured.
Cleanse and Strengthen.
Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis. Consumption, I.iver Compluint. Colds, Coughs1,
Catarrh. Asthma, SniMinffof Hlond. Hrenen in th
Chest, Hectie Flu.Ui.NiRlit Sweats, Ihtfx
cult and Pnt'use EipwUiration,
nttti rain in the Side,
Ac. Ac,
have and can be cured.
Pro1M there never was a remedy that has been so sue
eessful iu desperate cases of coimumption as this ; it clean
ses and streiiffthcns the smem, and appears to hal the ul
cers on the lungs, and patients gradually regaiu their usual
health ami strength.
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There It scarcely a day passes but thcra are a number f
vssea of consumption reported aa cured by the use of Or
Tuwnseu'a AarsRpaiilla. Tha following vus recently re.
ceived :
Dr. Towxsitxp Dear Sir: For tha but three years I
have neen alhicted with geueml debility, and nervous cm
sumption f the last stHirt:. and did inl extef't to ever cam
my health at all. After" going through a ponme of medti'ine
unnrr toe cure oi S'Mue t me in fv iiistii,LuiNbtti ri'ju:.ir
nliysiciaus and nieinlwrs nt' the Hoard ( IUultli iu New
Vmk and elsewhere, aivd SfM-hding the iu ml ol' my earnings
in attempting to retrain my Utnllli, uud alter reading m
s-Miie piiper ol' yoiu $4jrsaiurilla 1 rea-lvi d u try it. At'lrr
uinj mx Unties I found it d nie me great p iod. and called
to ice yiHi at your office; with your advice I kept on, and
do mtsst henrtily I hank you for your advice. I rwntrvfrt in
taking the Saririua, and have been able to attend tn rnv
usual labors fr the last four months, audi hope hy the
blessings of God aud your Suranpahlln to cintinue my
health. It helped ma beyond the expectation nf all who
knew my case. CHARLES qt'l.MUY
Oraime, Ksaex on. IN. J., Aug. 3, ItXl.
In ite of New Jersey. Essex count v. s. Charles O nim
by bring duly sworn according to law, on hia oath suith.
tint the foregoing statement is true according to the itrst of
his knowledge and belief. CHAKM.S Ol IMUV.
Sworn snd aubacribed ta be fort nie at Oranse, the'l
August, IM7. CYRUS BALDWIN.
justice oi in rear.
SPITTING IlEfKiD.
Read the following, and lay that consumption it iu incu
rable if you can :
new York, April ail, M7.
Dr. Tow!fttD : I Terily believe tliut vour tirauiwrilla
has been the means, through Providence, of suving my life
I liav for several years had a Lad cough. It became w-Ttte
and worsa. At last 1 raised large quantities of bkod. had
insht sweuuand wasitreutly dehiliuted and reduced, aitd
did not expect to live. 1 have only used your t&irsaparillu
ihii m anon unie, aiiu incrts nui a wouncnui cnange neei)
wrought in me. 1 am now able to walk all over the city.
I raise no blood, and my eiugb has left me. You can well
imagine that 1 am tlumkful lor these results. Your obedi
ent servant. WM. KUSSELL, W Catharine st.
UltfrHKK SPEECH.
The annexed certificate tells a aim file and tnithful atory
f suffering and relief. There ara luouauuds of similar ca
ms in this citv and Hrooklvn. and vet there ara thouMiHl
of sreiiu let their ohildreu di fur four uf being humbugged
or w aav a icw auiiuugi.
Brokln, Sept. 13, 1AI7.
Dr. TawnsKND: I take pleasure in Mating, fur tha bene
fit f tboa whom it may concern, tltat my daughter, two
yoars and iz m'iini ow, wua aitJicted witii gnwral de-
uiuiy m
litv and Itwnf iiech
phe waa uivea up aa pun je-
ettvery by our family pliyiician
but fort una t el y 1 wus re-
ciiintiHld by invnU tii try your SunHiunJIa. Helore
having used one bottle she recovered her speech and wua
eiwbted lo walk atone, to th. aabaiishineiit of all who were
..-quainted with the circumstances. She is now quit, well,
ami in much better health than she haa been for 18 mouths
past. JOSEPH TAY LOK, Me York at., Brooklyn.
TWO CHILDREN SAVED.
V.ry few families indeed la fact we hav. not heard of
ene lhat used Dr. Townsend's Sarsapanlla in lime, lost
sny children the past Summer, while those that did not,
sickened an died. Th. eercihcate we publish below is
conclusive evidence of its value, and is only another instance
uf its aaviug the live, of children i
Dr. Towkusd Dear Sir i 1 had two ohildren cured by
your Saras parilta of th. summer oumpJaiirt and dysentary ;
on. waa only 15 mouth old and tlw other 3 year'.. They
were very much reduced, and we expected they would die j
they were given ap by two reepeMable phyftciatw. When
the doctor informed us that wo must kiae I hem, we rc4
ved to try your Suras(iariUa w. had heard ao much of, hut
had little confidence, ther. being an much stuff scjyartiscd
lhat ia worthless : but wa are liwnkful tliat w. did, for it
undoubtedly aaved th. Uvea of bah. I write Una lhat oUw
era may bs induced lo use it. Yours, respextfullr,
JOHN WILSON, Jr.
M yrtle-evenae, Brooklyn, Sept. 15, 1M7.
TO THE LAD1E.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Ds. TowssljiD's SsBsirxBiLL. is a eovereign and icedy
eur. for incipient ooi.unptun, aisi for the general prostra
tion of the system no manor whether the result of inhe
rent cue. or causes, produced by regularity, illuese or ac
cident. N others tu lie more surprising than its invigorating ef
fects on the human frame. Parama all weakness tuia sis
situda, front taking it at once become robust sih! lull of
energy uialef us iiitluence. It immaduitely oiNantemcta Ihe
uerveieaaueas of the f Cauda frame, which is the great cause
barremie...
It will not be expected of us, In oases of ao delicate a na
ture, to exhibit certilioatee of cures performed, but w. can
aseur th. stiticted that hundroda of case, have been repot .
ted to ea.
Da. Townssxn: My wife being greatly dkttreaMd by
weakness aud general debility, aud atutesing eonunually bf
pain and with other diScukiee, and having known cues
whers ytatr medicine has Reeled groat cures ; end .hu
hearing it reoommeisied for such osses .a I hav. deeoribed,
I oouuned a bottle ol your Eatract of Saranparilki and fol
lowed the directions you gave me. la a snort period it
removed her eotnplaiala and restored her to health. Being
Kealful for the benefits she received, I lake pleasure ia
ussckuowledKiiif it, and reconsueoding h lo the puhlie.
M. D. M CM IRE,
Albany, Aug . 17, '44. eor. Grand Lydia ata,
DYSPEPSIA,
No fluid or medicine ana aver been diauovered which an
nearly resemble, th. guMrie )uiee or saliva in deooinpiieinf
food end atrengtheniiut the organs of ekgeatkm aa tins pre
paration of Suras patina. It pnaitively cures svory ease ol
d) apepaia, however severe or chrnuie.
Bank Demrirmrot, Albany, May 10, IS4J.
Dr. Towiuwnd Sir t I aav. been alBicted fur aeveral
yean with d enepeia hi Hs wont form, attcude4 with wr
ues. of aueneca, Vjw of .ppetiu, eauerne baartourn, aud
grmt aversion to all kinds of rood, and for weeks, (what I
euuld eat) I save been arable lo retain but m small portioa
on sly stomach. I tried the usual remedies, bui they bad,
bet little or no elf cot ai removmg the complaint. I was in.
(raced, about two months aince, to try your Ittracl of far.
aaosriila, and 1 auiat any with little eteirideoce ; hut after
Benaj asarly two bottles, I found my appetite resumed aud
tha ueartburn entirely rarnovca; aud I would encneatly re
eoosuieiKl use uae of It to those who have been tttirlec as I
Bke Imw. Yours, a, W W. VAN ZANDT.
Agent for fJuubury JOHN W. FR1UNO i Nor
Ihumbaramd, MAHV A. McCAY DeavUsa, WM. A.
MCKRAY A Co ,
Apia tt, IMI -f
THE Git AND PUltGATIVE.
. roR TBa evaa or ,
Hsadaeka, OlttUnesa,
Mesales Salt Jthsasa,
H nmimatism, riiss,
Heart Burn, Worms,
Cholera Morbus,
Cooghs, Dainsev,
Whooping Cough,
Dyspepsia, Beamy,
Small Pol, Jaandioe, ,
rains in ins imck, f
Inward Weakness,
Palpitation of the Heart,
lamaiimpunn, r iuj,
Liver Cmrmleint.
liistnf in we arum,
Dropsy, Asthma,
Eriaipelaa, Deafness,
Itching, or the Skin,
Colds, Gout, Gravel,
Nervous Comniahits,
r erers m an sinus,
Female compninisi
AMD A TARIETT Of OTMCB DISCASCS AlSt0
FROM IMPUMT1M Or THI BLOOD, AND
OBSTRUCTION IN THB ORGAN Of
DIGESTION.
Einenence has Droved that nearlv averv DImu nrWimte.
from Impurities of the Blood or derangements of the Diges.
uvea urgana am io secure nrann. we imis remove uiose
abstractions or restore the Blood tn Its natural suit..
The aversion lo taking medicine is most effectually re.
moved by CLicsnaa's Viobtablb PsaoaTiva Pills, being
wmipineiy mveiopea wiin cviuig ,i pure wnn. ongnr.
wmcn i. a. nisiinci in, in ma nucutm .usiouiBms es.nui
shell from the kernel) and have no taste of mrdieine.
But are as easily swallowed as bila of candy. Moreover
they neither nauaente or gripe In the slightest degree, but
operate equally on all the diaraised parts of the system, In
stead of confining themselves to, and racking any particular
region. Thus, if the I.iver be affected one ingredient will
operate on that particular orsnn. and. bv cleansing it of an
I.xre of Bile restore it to us nntuied etflte. Another will
operate on the ltntird and remove all impurities in its cirru
Union whiles third will eflectunllv esnel whatever imnu
irties may have been riisrlmrsed into the stomach, and hence
they strike at the root or disease remove nil Impure Hu
mora from the body, open the pores externally and inter
nally! separata sll foreign and obnoxious particlea from the
chyle, so that the Moid nmv he thoroughly pure .thns secu.
tiumm-itm and henltny action to the Heart, Lungs and I.iver
and thereby they restore health even whea all other mains
have failed.
The entire troth of the above can be ascertained try the
trial of a single box i and thrir virtues are ao noeitiva and
eertuin in restoring Health, thnt ths proprietor hiuds himself
tn return the money pain tor them In sll eases whers they
uv ircn give uiu cihu nuiiuai'Jih . j . j
Retail Price, 25 ct, per tletx,
Principe,! orV No. OS Versey St., N. York,
Hold by JOHN V. YOUNG, fttntmrv.
M. A. McCAY. Nnrihtimlierkind
tf Remember Dr. C. V. Clickner is the inventor of tl,
Sugar Coaled I'ills, aud that nothing of the urt wss ever
heard of until he introduced them in Jnde, I'M:!. Purchasers
snouin, uiereiore always ssK for Clickner'a Kuear Coated
rills, and take no others, or they will be made the victims of
. irnuo.
February, 17, 1W9 ly
SORES CAX nEClUKD.
Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of injlamed Sores
Lurca.
rilOUSr.Y'S IJXIVERHALOINT.MF.NT, ia the most
omplfle nurn Aiilidit. evrr known. It instantlv,
(and as if by .Mnsir) stops nina of the me dcsprrslt
oiii T- im. r ur iimi wirrs, muisrs, l nil, sprains, c
nil manor Iwast, il ia the lirst appllrallon that ran he made
1 h ustnHls hnvetriednndtlKHiKindspniise it. It is the must
periecl masirr oi nam ever dmrnvrred. All wlio use
commend it. tvery family sh nild be pnivided with it
None can tel howan.n sonic of tlm funiilv mnv nenlil.
tVOIerve eui'h Ik of the .enuine Kintiiieiii has the
naineof S Tovsst, wriitrn on the outside kibel. To unite
)o this is loracry.
Hoaiinen. Livery nini. l- armers, and nil who use Horses,
will fiml tins Ointment the very best thing thev eon use
for Collar (.alls, fV-rntehes, Kicks, tie., Ac.,111 their aninuls
Surely every mereyfnl man would keep hia auimtila as free
from pain as possible. Tuusey's Univensil Oiniment is all
that is rennireit. Trv If.
HIT1-S ir" INSKi"TS. Forlhe stini or bile of poison
us Insects, Toiisey's Ointment is uniivalled Hiindreil. have
tried it and fotmd it cood.
PII.KSCUHI'.U ! Knnhe Piles, Tousey's Iiivernl Oint
menl is one of the best Remedies that ran lie applied. All
Who have tried it for ihe 1'ilm recommend it.
OI.UfOIIK- Cl lli:i). Forokl otatinale t.rea, there
is niHhius euiit tn Tonw y's Ointment. A person in Mtnni.
us had, for a nmnlier of years, a s re leg lhat bnllted the.
skillofihedortors. Tousry's Oiniment was nwoinmended
by one of the visiting plnsieinns, (who knew its great vir
tues.) and two boxes produced more benefit ihiui the pa
tient hml received from any and all previous remedies. Let
all trv it.
M'R.VS AND 8CA1.D CURED. Thousiiids of rases
ol minis anil PH-nhls, in all porta nf the e-'Untrv. have been
rured by Tousey's I'liiveraal Ointment. Certificates enough
could he hnrt to fill Ihe whole of this sheet.
VIOLENT BK l'l!KS fill El). Testimonials on loti.
moiiuil in fnvor of Tousey's Ointment for curing Ilnuses
heve lecn nlTercd the proprictnas. Hundreds iu 8vruciise
willeeriiiytoits creut merits relieving iliepuiuof the most
severe Hnii.es. All pera-ms slinuld trv it.
SCALD HEAD CTHKD. Swes of eases of Scald Head
have been cured by Tousey's Ointment. Try it it seldom
aits.
SALT RHEUM CURED. Of all the remedies ever dis.
coveren lorlhs in"at disiigreenbln coraplalut, Tousey's Uni'
versa! Oiniment is the most complete. It nyver wus known
lo tail.
CHAPPED HANDS CAN HE CURED Tortsev'a Uni
versnl Ointment will alwnys cure the worst cuses of Chaji
ped Hands. Sores of persons will stale this.
SORE MI'S CURED. For Ihe cure of .r Lips there
was never auyuiuig mnue eiual lo Tousey's lllfltiuent. Jt
is sure to cure them. Try it.
It is. arientihc compound, warranted no to contain snv
pTeiralion ol Mercury. Vr Price 'J.l cents per b". For
furlber tmrticulurs concerning this really vnluahle fliulmeut
Hie pntilic arcreirrre t r:ttuplilets, to tw bsd grutis, ol re.
Hncr-tuMe Drupj-ita und .Ier'-hants throughout the Uuilix
Clings.
Prepnreil bv S. TOUSI'.V, Druiurist, No. 10(1 Nassau
Street. New Vork.
A'r.ET IOHN YOUNG, Sunbury, M. A. McCAY,
Nonhumlterlund.
FebruurytT, 1810. ly
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising from a disordered
Liver or stomach tn both Mat and
Female :
Such ss Ciaistipntion, Inward Piles. Fullness or Blood to
th. Head, Acidity of Ih. Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn,
Disgust tor Fond, Fullness or weight iu the Stomuch, Sour
Krucmli.inm, Sinking or Fluttering at the pit of the Stomuch
Swimmiiit; of Ihe Head, H uracil and Difficult Urentbuig.
t liilterlug at the Heart, t'hoking or Suthcullng aenntious
when in a lying posture Dimnca of Vision, Dois or wela
liefore tlm Sight, Fever and dull pnin in the Head, Deficien
ry of Persiiruii.ai, Yellowness of the Skin and Eves, Pain
in the Side, Buck, Chest, Limbs, Ac, Sudden flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Iiuagiiiinss of evil
and great depression of Spirits Can be edectuully cured hy
EP.. HCCFLAITIC'S
Celebrated Gernian Jitters
Their power over the sbove diseases is not excelled if
equalled by any other preparation in the United Slates
aa Ihe cures attest, iu many cuscs after skillful physicians
nae lutiou.
Derangement of th. Liver and Stomach ar. urcrs of
disunity, and will stao produce disease ol the Heart,'. in.
lyings .nd Kidneys, end lut s the body open to an attack of
the Chideru, Bilious, or Yellow Fever, and ia generally the
firat cause i that moat baneful diseuse, Consumption,
Opinions of the Philadelphia Press.
'THE DISPATCH."
Decembei Jlirt auyn;
AX INVAr.rAlJLE MrUiK'.KWeliavefrequently
heanl tht Co.oirutl Germuu Bttten, ntaiiuiafturcd by Dt
HiUbflland, apk9H uf hi ternia uf eiimmaBdmion, and wt
knw deawvmlly ao. It 11 a Loo ciiiiiKan pnatico, iu eer
tuin quarter, to p"ff all nttutitef of utleata iPuali, but in ilia
aliove Hittera. huivrfrvd, are living witneaara of tiieir treat
moiul and pliyair.il umrtta. Aa a mdiv.rtc of tha Liver
Coin p taint, Jaundice, Neryuiti Dt-bility and lyueuiuj., it
hua been fund uivaluuble, rtfeeting rurei and tli"ftUjjl
ervdiratiic diaeaaea, when all oilier mtsdif-inca Kave fuil,
Wa feel cuuvinced, tliat in the uae if the Gennatt Uiitera.
the patient doeanut beoinie debilitate. I, btlt coiMtUiitlry gwuia
sttit V imiurj t itu'a wtrTiny UI grnil
eonaulefattuii. The Bitteraare pleaaant ia tuMe ant. tinel),
and can he adtniuiatered Uitder any airunwtaiicea, to Ihe
ntoat delicate auanach .Indeed, tliey ean be uaeii by all per-
na with the moat nerfnet anletv. H would be well for
thoae wIkj are much aifeeted in tha nrv.ua avetein, to
commence wiin one tea apotaii 111 tir leaa, ana ttraauaiiy uv
create. WeapeHk from esperieiace, and are of iHirae. a
proper judge. The pr fur and wide, have united to re
iHjsnineuditi,r tlta Gefifwa UiUeray aud lo the aiflicted wa
ui'iet eordially ad vim uirir uae.
SPIRIT OK THE TIMES,"
June tilth aavs
"DO Ol'R GUODOi'lZF.NS who are invalids, know
the uniirv astonishing cure, that have been performed by
Dr. IbKjO laud's Celebrated German Bitters t If they do
not, we recommend the4ntothe'tierniaii Medicine Store,1
all who are attlicled with Liver Complauit, Jaundice, Dya.
nepaia, or Nerviaia Debility ; the Doctor haseured naxny of
our citisens ait-: in. oeat pnyaicuius ojui tailed, we buve
used them, and 1 ley nave proved to be a medicine I hat every
one ah, hi Id know, and w cannot refrain giving oar tre
timony in their favor, and tlmt which give, thein greater
claim upon our horoble effort, they are entirely Vegetable.
"THE DAILY NEWS,"
July tlhasvs:
"Wa spesk knowingly of Dr. H.ftund'sfelebnilad Ger.
mas Bitten, when we say it ia a blessing of tins age ; and
in diseuMiif tin biliary, digestive and Nervous S sterna, It
has not w.thiirk an equal. It is a Vegetable Preparation,
and nssd. without Alcohol, uat to all invalids we would re.
eiuninend il as worthy their eoufidence.
Por aale, wholeanle and retail, at the principal Depot,
OI.UMaN MEDICINE BTtlKE.No. 174 Race Street,
Philadelphia.
For aule by If. A. McCAY, Northrrmberhnd and Sun
hury eunt respeetable dealers (enerally Uuoughoui the
State.
April tl, lWly
Cotton Yarn, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cottoa La
and Wadding, Cotton Outline. Roady mad
Pantaloona, Ready made Vests, Congreaa Kuivea,
Porcelain lined preserving kettle., iuat received
for aale by H.MA8SER.
Sunbury, Vfe. 9, W. ,
AXES of a very seperior equality for aale hr.
, H. MA86ER.
unbury, Ps 1848.
BLANK BOOr.& An assortiaeht of BlaauV
Bookat jus received and sale by 1 ' " "
ni a. :t ' w H. MASSES.'
Sanhury. Dc S, 1148. .. , j. . :i. t
CYKUP MUI.AKS. Superietr relnerf Svnip
O Molaaaa for aale by HENRY MAWER.
anbury, Dec. 1, 1141.
SALACZAHBEXl,
fins aud tmiet moor cmiTt,
riRlt-PROOF DOORS FOR BAWKS AND STORC?)
Seal and Letter-Copyinfl Prmksi, Parent
8late-IJnedBefrifreter WaWr fil
ter, Patent Portable Wafer do
eta. intended for the Sick
r "' . i and Infinite .io't '
EVANS tt. WATSON,
7 Sontk Third 8tfM. '
v sAT.
oppomre tub philjadklpmt a sxciMftost
Msntifsctur. and totp dnnataat .
ly on hand) a larg assortmeal of
the above articles, together wit
t m rnproveriA.lunand.r
PIRE-PHOOFSAKES, whisa
o ttreted a to set atrial
sll manner of doubt as lo lluar
being strictly aeproof, and ilsl
they wiV resist to. r of m1
Imi d n. Tk , It
these Safes are made or boiler iron) the inside rjeof soaar
sione, ana oeHveen the outer case and Inner ease is s In..
iu, im-'ira inicH,.im ia niiea in win inoestraos
tiMe material, an as tn make it an impoesibilitv to burn aaV
of the"eontenis inside of this Chest. These friapatone 8a'
..,. we arc prepnrea ana ao cnaiienge tha worM ta
c "r rurio in tee snape ot Book safes that will
stand a. much bent, and we hold ooTSebres reedy at all
.i.iV1'' ("l'y ,Mted hy Pfl,,,ie hm6'- VV
mtn!rf, Dto '""""fsrtnrta hrfreand general asaort'
If "n I"w in "nd " every instance they
thJm in use. PU '"C 10 few "n who mrr
ffraAiSSSBs-
Dr. David Jayne, rath 3d Chew r MiJer
sntilh 9d st.; and we could name son., hundreds of other
II it werenecesmry. Now we invite the attention of
puHic, ami partiealnrly thoM III waut of Fire Proof (We,"
lo call at our store before purchasing elsewhere, and ws
can satisfy them they will get a better and cheaper artiel
at our store than at any other establishment in tha oily
V e also manufacture Ihe ordinary Fire Proof Chests, at
at very low prices, cheaper than they oaa be bought at aar
other store In Philadelphia. "-"-xmaiaay
DAVID EVANS,
, j , . . JOHANNES WATSOM
Philadelphia, April , WB-ty .v.
OXYGENATED , .
LS 'O Dtb LCI 553 ,
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY roR .
DYSPEPSIA.
PHTHISIC,
AND
GENERAL DEBILITY.
G EORG E B. GREEN, Proprietor,
Windsor, Vermont.
IS a snvereijri, remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in many f u'
fi)rms, such as viin In the Sbwnach, Heartburu, haWtual
.jsiivwiw. Acid Stonni, ',, Ileadaehe, loss uf AppetjU,
1 lie", Niuht yiueKt nu even tnsumplion (Dvapmti
Phlhisic.) inui Athnia, or Phthisic attended with erVnn--ment
oi the Stomach (, Dvsoentic Aahn,
Drenthinir. which m'tra n.Blti...... . .
IJyspcptic Sysirra,) is relieved hy these Uillers. In short,
their use bus been proved in tin relief of almost sll th.
symptom runt proceed irom u debilitated or atome condi
tion ol the Moiuufh : aln in general debllitv arisin. Irom
age or from Ihe eifects of Fever, particular Fever ana
Ague. I- eimilca suirering uialer any ulerin. deranrenwit
arising from wenknen, will find the "OxTOttTB BiT-TKHs-
an excellent remedy, and not surpusseri by any sii.
cine in use. 1 ' '
I he history of thu medicine j, peculiar. It has msd. it.
wuy to public liiv.ir solely by the force of its own intrinsi.
merits. .V artificial means l,:,ve lieen useil to giv. il a.
lonely ami Ihriisl it upon public nllcnlion. It bus n.v.r
beiorc even len ii lveriiserl. bill linviug first shown its r
miirkiil.le cirnra-r iu the ituiuly of the proprietor, and ky
hun ailrrwanla administered to his afllii-ted friends and se
(ii:ilMtaucc wilh a like result, its reputation graduallv at
tended until it is known iu the most distant runs of la.
Union, as a medicine of nnriviilled virtue, in th. ear. ef
Dyspepsia iu all its different tonus, nod also for th. eur. ef
Asthma or Plithisin. Its only herald and its onlv eulogy
has been Ihe story of its wonderful efficacy, as told frost
mouih to mouth or by letter from friend to friend. Iu .va
ry instance where these Miters hav. been used, and the re
sult nude known to th. proprietor, they hav. proved a re-
Numerous certificates, uitestiiig th. aingular efficacy ef
th "OxVbKxxreu HiTrsnn," are in tha possession of the
proprietor ; iimny oi them signed by : persons dread) widsly
known to the pubhtf.
r.KO, R. ORF.r.N. Prs.rix.
WINDSOR j Vt., October n, IMS. ' rnr"m-
Tlie following Certificates hav receatly hesK
received I
. , Wasiiisotov, D. C, Jcsg 0. 14.
Having fnside ue. w 'Oxvgenaled Hitters" prepare
b Dr. lie. K llreen, ,,f Vj,u,r.. Vt. and from know
li dge oliwiu. il .1 their eiticncy iu other cases, weeheerlVJy
m'lunueinl them l 1 1 bt- p.i!,h... helievihg that they willl'aUy
siitr.iin Ihe rcniiiimnnlatioimf the Proprietor. We haa.
lh.it this viilnable remedy limy be so generallv diflu.si
tliruughoui tne country that il may lat accessible' t. an th.
uinicico.
SAMt-KI. Piiri.ps, .,..,
WII.I.HMI -I'HASr! j V S''0' from TeratMi.
JAMES I-'. SIMMONS, S. Scnatof from R. Lisas.
J. T. .MOIII-.IIEAD, I . S. SeiBiior and lonrwrly hiovwa
or ,. Keti'nrky.
1.. H. AK.NOLI), Member of Congress and formarrt .
Verte'r of II. I.
N .M. YOOtlRlDr;E, C. 8. Senator .ml fenaarif.
TCIIP'I III ,M lt-IIUIIII
M. I.
MAIITI.N. Dsletrata in Conirssa from Wi,
Territfirv. '
from Hon. H. D. F..t. Memnar nf !!, rraa
Fennsvlvaiifa.
Ws.Hix'nrori. D. C, Jem 10, 14.
Dear Sir, I have been a dyspeptic sufferer for .teat tse
yeurs, and have resorted lo various medicines for relief
without success, until I iiBtde use of your "OxygwiiW
Hitters." I have used about two bottles, and Sridmrssa'
restored In pc.rir.-l healih Th. forma in which th. 'n
ease slioweil ilsell' in n,u auc. ... .r
Homnch, loss of appetite, extreme Hiitnk nce, aever. eoasu.
palilalia the bowels, and violent heailacne. Feeling da
rous Hint n kie.wlnlge of your valnabl. remedy may rea.k
others similarly alhicted. 1 take great pleasur. in raere
mg my testimony to its curatlvs power; mi would else
remnik. tltat while on a visit at home a short tint shim, I
arituiiusiesa I a pnrt of a hot Ik to . number of my sfrlislsd .
friends, with ureal suivss. Thev are desirous that ven
should establish ail aeeury at Piitshurg. or infotra tkMB
where the medicine ran lie obtained. With an earnest de
sire for your prosperity surf happiness, I sulscrih ssvssk,
trulv vour iriciid H. i. FSTIxll.
D.t. tlKn. II. ;BXst.W:rids,r, Vt.
old Wleilesule and IteiaH hv riiew Ji Flslehsr, Ms.
98 iulh Sixth rtreet, I'lnladelphia.
Agent for Sunlairv II. II. MAKHF.R.
Agents for Milton MACKAY ft H AAO.
Aseifi fot I'pper Muhonoy.J. O. HKN.N.
April IS, IMS
t'.VlUVALLED STVLE OF HATS
FOR GENTLEMEN'.
CHARLES OAK FORD.
AV j04 CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia.
Would respectfully invil aitentuin tn his superier
aiyle nf hat fof aaiumri 1848, which will be
found lh nvwt fvnfecl ever before efTered In lb
coiinhuoiiy. (is peculiar forms renders il th mora
ill sir. Ii.-, as ii combine ill the essential nf durai
biliiy sndnestness, reijuisite in thst srticle nf ilress
wliilts hia mereasrd fncililie in in manufacturing1
wi'h ah ihe n rxlcru improvemrrila. niablv-a bua.
Tu ChallsSss thi W oats' to produc a better
Hat. ' .
CHiiaaia'a Fiwcr Hst Csrs or ti
Latest Morn. These good have been selectee?
with grral cre, and will be found most beaalilat
and chmia in their styles.
Lames' Kiftme Hat jb Cam or Estibs
it aw Pattibbs. Grsal care haa been beatow
eil in roiisiiortii g three ailiele. that they assy It
ieifictly y and loim a graceful eppasranr. i
CHARLES OAKFORD,
104 Chestnut at. a law door abas Third.
Phii..Ulnlia
8f terober W, 1848h Jun 9. 1848 ly
Pictorial Edition of d'Aublane't
rreat Work on the Heformatlon
OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN GER
MANY. SWITZERLAND, fcC Will be
published or. or about tha 1st of April, 1848, by
JOS. A. SPEF.L, No. 96 Cherry St. abov th,
bi splendid 12 mo sdilioa of th abtrv aamed
wmk with IB ensraved illustration from erw
giaal deaifns, 4 vols ia 9, bound iq exU clots
arul lihrarv sheen.
Tb publisher rnacctfully call th attention
ofth trad and tha public generally, to thi,
work being tb only illustratededition published
ia th United States Hs trust that tbs beauty
of it embellishments, tb strong and substeatiaf
manner in which it i bound, ia conjunrtioa with
th known popularity of tb work itself, will bo
a ur recommendation to public favor.
JOS. A. 9PEF.L. 6 Cberr t. abov 6th.
J. A. 9. baa also lately published, a new and!,
besetiful Edition of Sergeant Bell' Rare Show, '
a uitabl book tot children, neatly dona ay Irr (
eatre cloth.
Pbtkidelphia. April 1, 1848 - ' "
-fJATrNT TVbjbm of aB.kiuda, HarrieawVi
Br wrrtmg and indelUbla ink. Cotton yara a?!
Ulis.iuJt Kioeived s!nd bt aale by , .-jh V
i 8unbqgry, Dct, 1848, . - iajI
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