. Qilje 7 lictcrmanan. tr
U r DISEASE Of HORSES' ; FEET. :,;' '
H. S. Copeman, Veterinary Surgeon,
Utica, New York, torrwpondent of the Al
bany Cultivator, ayi: ; , ;,: ( i
With your permission I wish td present
th teaderi of your valuable jdurnal with a
few remark on a disease of horses' feet,
wbicb iu been unusually prevalent during
the last spring and summer. The disorder
we are abput to consider is known among
"veterinarians" by the technical term navi
cular thrUis, or navicular lameness.
The causa most fertile in the production
of this disnse is prolonged rest in the sta
ble, the high temperature of the stable in
ducing drying of the hoof, and absorption
oif the sensitive, futty frog; the horny part
contracts, the sole becomes hard, thick, and
cdhcave ; and if to these be added circum
stances which still further favor the drying
of the hoof, 3 the late long continued
drought, in many cases the elevation of
tha sold becomes permanent. If the horse
is now taken out and called upon to per
form severe exertion, his feet being highly
predisposed, are very Jiahle to become the
seat of inflammatory action, either in an
acute or chronic character.
To' occasional causes, belong galloping
tipqn rough, uneven ground, sudden springs,
durinc a hard trot, false steps in which the
toes' have to support an unusual amount of
weight until the heels can reach the ground.
II is stated by Youatt, that Prof. Coleman
used to say with regard to shoeing, there
were only two principles to be impressed
upon the mind. "1st, The frog must re
stive pressure ; 2nd, The sole must not."
In fact I believe at the present day it is
generally admitted as an established truth,
that a certain decree of pressure to the frog
is flecessary, in order to keep it in a state of
health ; yet in the lace ol an tnis, we una
Wore than one half our best horses shod
with "calkins," Which not only prevent
pressor upon the fro?, but stive unsteadi
ness to the horse's action. Even in going
down, hill they place the limb in anything
but a favorable position ; they prop up the
heels, and give the fetlock joint a forward
inclination, and throw nearly the whole
weight npon , the ton of the foot. The
symptoms which indicate navicular lame
ness, are a short, cautious step, most of the
Weight being thrown upon the toe, both in
the stable and upon the road. Generally
the, horse walks but little lame, although
very much so in a trot. The sole of the
foot is unusually concave, and the clefts
are often very deep.
The treatment of course must vary with
the stage and state in which we find the
foot." In a recent case, after removing the
shoe, pare the sole and rasp the crust thin
at both quarters of the hoof , to diminish the
pressure on the internal parts of the foot as
much as possible, and then wrap the whole
foot in cloths soaked in cold water, or in an
ample 'poultice of bran or linseed meal,
kept constantly moist with cold water.
The poultice must be renewed once in
twelve hours. Next a blister, taking in
the whole of the pastern and coronet, may
be tried; and when the heels and quarters
(if they were reduced by the rasp, &.c.,)
are sufficiently strong, a spring or thick
heeled shoe (without calkins) should be
carefully tacked on to the foot. This with
a piece of felt or leather placed between
the shoe and the crust, will (as much as pos
sible) keep the injured part in a state of re
pose. The sole of the foot should be cov
ered occasionally with tar and salt. If
sand collects under the leather it (the leath
er) must be cut out close to the inner rim
of the shoe. II. S. Copemam, V. S. Utica,
JVeu? York.
When a crowd of gentlemen standing
on a corner, see a party of ladies coming,
they should never stand aside to let them
pass, as it will be considered impolite; but
by permitting the ladies to walk around
them they will get an opportunity of star
ing them in the lace, which is an evidence
of gentility. '
Gold on Tire Potomac. A small speci
men of pure gold has been exhibited to the
editors of the National Intelligencer, by a
gentleman of Washington city, which is
said to have been found on one of the tribu
taries of the Potomac, distant from the
Capitol about fifteen miles.
SruuDE or a Laoy. A young lady named
McClay, of the vicinity of Shippenshurg,
Pa., committed suicide on Saturday last, by
hanging herself in the woods, supposed to
be the result of derangement of mind, caus
ed by disappointed afl'eclion.
An Election for the directors of the
new Bank at Danville, is to be held in that
ilace on the li)th of November next.
. "Encourage i'our Own!'
HAAS & 11ENN.
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
TMFE tutwcrihrrsrefipcctfully call the attention 'j
A of th public to their large and splendid Mort-,
went of every quality and price of ,. ' 1
...... CABINET-WAHI3,
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of i durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
beet stock to be had in the city. Wo cflort i
pared in the manufacture of their ware, ana ine
subscriber are determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made, Their stock consists of Mahogany
Koran, Divan and Lounge.
Uurcnus, Sttrctarfrs,sncl)oarlfS,
SflFA, BREAKFAST AND DIN1.G TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOARDS, WOHK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in this line of their business.
Tliry also manufacture, ull kinds and quallliei
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to 1 had in
Kiinhurv. such as Maiiogaxt. BlacK Valxot
ini. (Vhlkii Maple GncriA l n Wixnsnn
CIIAIKS, .untANCtFiANO Stools, which arc of
the latest slylcs, nd warranted to bo excelled by
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The sul'scribcrs arc determined that there snail
be no eft-use for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, ss every confidence can be entertuincd
bIotui the quality and finish of their ware and
Chairs.
Their articles will be disposed of on as Rood
terms ns they can he purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce tiiketi in payment for work.
I.T CNDEUTAK1NG attended to on reason
able terms.
ty The Ware Room is in Market Street,
opposite J. Youutj's store, and nearly opposite
Weaver's Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS,
GEOKUE KEN'N.
Sunlmry, April SS, 1610 If
CHOICE GROCERIES.
:oi,tox i'fc io.
S. I!'. Corner Arch 6th Street Philadelphia,
?! R AVE now in store a well selected clock of
jfj g the very best Family Groceries, which they
will sell at the lowest prices and warrant to please.
(ircen and Black Teas from 1 down to 2o cts per
lk. the Black Tea 45 cents by the Box, is untisinl
Iv line. ColVee of ull qualities and prices better
Siiznr for fV cts. per lb., than anv other store
Maccnmni, A'ermicelli, Canton Ginger in Syrup,
(Hive Oil of the best brands, an assortment of the
richest Jellies, ami even' nrticlc kept in our line.
All oods sent io the country, put up neatly and
securely
Please try us once and satisfy yourselves whether
we can suit vou. COLTON & CO.
S. W. Cor. Arch & 6th St.
Philadelphia, May 2(1, 184!) che3m ly
SIlNBtJRY 'AMERICAN' AND SltAMOKlN' JOUMAL.'
1 1 '' COLUMBIAN SERIES Of '
en-ttUie-(m I'
' cabinet; v
: .far Ann noons.
THE atibaerfber respectfully inform flit public,
that he eontihuee the manufacture of CABI
NET WAKE, in all iu branchss, at hit stand in
Market street in 8unbury, and that he has now
on hand a handsomo assortment of well made and
fashionable furniture. '
He also carries on, tt hie old establishment, In
Fawn street; the . ; , i : i i
CIMIlt' !H4KIG IHTSIHESS,
in all iu branches, and keep constantly on hand,
an assortment of well made and fashionable
CHAIRS, plain and ornamental. All of which
he will dispose of at prices as low l at any esta
blishment in the county.
His Ioiir experience in the business, justifiee
him in the belief that he will be able to give gen
eral satisfaction, and therefore solicits from his
customers a continuance of their patronage.
rST All kinds of produce taken in exchange.
SEBASTIAN HOUPT.
Sunbury, March 17, 1849. tf
GOLD & SIM F.n WAKE.
J. STOCKMAN,
No. 60 Chesmtt-ft, at the sipi of thi Gold
Thimble, between 2rf. tf 3d.sts., South side
PHlLADKU'lllA.
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
on hand, at w holesale and retail, the fol
lowing articles, of a superior quality, at reduced
? rices : Gold and Silver Pencils, do Thimbles, do
'inper Shields, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
Ladles, do Combs, Purse Clasps, Scissor Hooks
and Chains. Knitting Sheaths, ic.
A LSO, Jewellery, Flated and Brittannia ware,
German Silver Spoons, etc.; Gold Diamond poin
ted Pens at various prices; Jackson' Superior
Evcrpointcd Leads. Ac, cVc.
Philadelphia, May lift, 184!).
-YE1SE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and Harness linkers.
HE undersigned respectfully
H iniorin tne piionc, mat uicy
FT-
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.
Xrw lllilo Oil mid Leather More.
No. 1 1 1 North 3d St. 3 doors below liace St.
Philadelphia
riHE subscribers oiler to the tanners on the
Jl most favorable terms their fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ay res, Laplata,
Caraccas, I.uQiiira, Hong-Dry, Chili, Salted Per
amburo and all kinds of Spanish Hides, dry nnd
saltod. Also, Green Slaughter, Dry Salted, and
Black Dry Patna Kips.
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and a general as
sortment of Currier's Tools.
They w ill sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds.
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, May 26, 181!) ly
Ay it's Cherry Pectoral,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP,
IIOARSKNKSS. ASTHMA. HOOP
ING COUGH, BRONCHITIS
AND CONSUMPTION.
rp HIS valuable prrnarattim. p oMnntuhinfrlv turewfut
in eiiniifr Hiwnsf t ihr Minr. is the result "f a b!u1'-
pla
'A PinzE Nobly Won. At the Hourbott
(Ky.) Agricultural Fair, hold a few week
since, Mrs. Chapman Coleman, daughter of
Gov. Crittenden, received the premium, a
$100 cup, for the best silk quilt, made with
her own hands. It is a whulesome indica
tion to see ladies contending for premiums
in manufactures.
Washington Monvment. A slab of the
red "pipe stone," peculiar to Minesota, has
been prepared by Hon. H. H. Sibley for the
National Washington Monument.
Florida! An election was held lately
to fill a few vacancies in the Senate of Flo
rida. As far as heard from the democrats
have gained three Senators, and their vote
generally is increased.
,.,ii .. .. '.' .".
. Geij. Siiuxns.-s-Thp BelviuYre Republi
can says that (ien. Shields, in his speech at
that pktce, on Monday last, declared that if
electeu to the T'nited States Senate he
would obey the instructions of the1 Legisla
ture on, (he W ilmot Proviso, both because
they Were instructions, and because they
Accorded with his own sentiments. '
it- . '
Drath by a Dnopor LAVDANUM.There
ii an account in the last number of the New
England Surgical Journal, of a child being
poisoned by the administration of one drop
of laudanum.
TsmtTsoNKn-Slicklemari, the fostmas
tr i Auguata county, Va., convicted of
robbing the mail, has bem placed in the
Puniteutiary at Waaliington, V. C, to serve
(tut his term of two y vara. . - . , t . :
Ii li estimated that 40,000,000 feet of lum
ber has been shipped front this country to
California. .- .
f.-Sk have commenced the above busi'
StO"' ' ncss in Munburv, and will coiv
stnntlv keep on hand and manufacture to order, at
their stand in Market street nearly opposite Young's
store, all articles helongmir to their line of business.
All articles manufactured bv them w ill lie made in
the best and most durable style, anil at prices as
reasonable ns tliry cull liehadatnnv other cstah
lishmeiit in the count v. They therefore resiiectfully
solicit lemons to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere. AH kinds of pro
duce taken in by the stores will lie taken in ex
change at the market price.
HENRY" WEISK.
Al.lii;sTU.S 11. CLEMENT.
Fuiibury, June 33, 1849.
GREAT ARRIVAL.
"TOIIN FKILING has just received at his
' store in Sunbury an extensive assortment of
NEW GOODS, of every variety which he is now
reailv to sell or exchange for produce; nnd consist
ing in part of
CLOTIIS, C.KSIMERES, $c.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and mimma
wear of all kinds.
Calicoes, Chintz, (iin;iiam, Lawns, &c.
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LKAF AND OTHER HATS.
Quccnswarc and Hardware of all
kinas.
Drugs Paints, and Dyestuffs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And a Rreat variety of other articles all of which
will Ik? sold at the lowest terms,
riunhury, May 20, 1S49
LiiyuoriS, "wines. &c.
HHE subscriber has just received a new supply
- of thp lest liquors that ever came to unhury,
consisting in part of
Superior old pale Brandy.
Fine Cognise Urandy.
Superior OKI Jamaica Spirits.
New Filmland Rum.
Fine Holland (iin.
Superior Old Whiskey
Common do.
Superior Madcria Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
Nuiierinr Tort Wine.
Ilnraondy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Superior C'luret Wine in bottles.
Champagne do. do.
HENRY MASSEK.
.Vunbury, May 5C 1819.
f al conihinati in of the known rnrutivc nriiu-inie ttf
nipilirine. its inizrcdit'iitx nre trebly tn.nle ku wn o the
pnl.lic, and are ilinse ackn iwtlirr,t to mlical men hi
puwr'Ssitip rare mwli-:il virtuos. wiiirli niyuluir virtues ure
conibineil in the "CHKRHY PI'CTIIItAI." in their(rreat.
est purity nml etTirR''y, nnd when iisliI, as will be seen from
the full.iwinff vnlit:th!e t.-Miliionv :
I'ROHKSSOll CLKVF.LAn,
of Bnwd'itn Collei-e. Brantwiclc. Maine, writes: (iI have
witneseit tho eil'ects of ytnr Cherry Pectoral iu my own
family nnd in th:it m' my fiteii'ls, mid it In trivea gieat
suttsluction in canetlvth of nrlnlt? nnt phiHrrn '
A VOICE I'RO.M MASSACIHSKTTSI.
From l)r. Bryant, UruggiM and Postmaster, Chicopce
Falls, Mhi
l)B. .1. C. Atfb Dear Sir: Knel-sed please find remit
Uinre fur nil the Cherry Pectoral last fent me. I can ua
lieit!ilin?ly Kiy. that no meilieine we sell pives such mil
fuet i n us your's il os nor have I ever seen a mi-ilicine
whirh etireil eo many eiiFi-s oi' eonirh and lung complaints
i inr l'ln sii-iaiis are using it extensively tit the pructice, und
wilh Ihe hiiiipii'Sl t-lTi'i'ts.
Truly yourn, , D. M. BKVANT.
Tin. PF.RKIX9.
Prefciilent of Vermont .Mo'I'umI C 'lleae one cf t!ie mist
lejirneil and intelligent physicians iu lite country, ''eonfi.iers
it a composition of tare i-.xeili iiee for tlie cure of that for.
uiidahle diHesse. Cotisuinpiion.M
Anultnost incredible uuiutier til eertifiontes have been
received j proving !h:c :!ie I'lwrrv Pri t -ral is. in uutli, s
(illKAT Itl'.VlCDV
for Cough. CMi!k AH'diin nnd nil pulrmmrv cmpluinti.
Pltli.K ?.') CKNTri Pi:it UdTTLE.
Prepared l.v J. C. AVUit. Lowell, .Mm., nnd s-ld hr
II. M AtSEli, fuiiburv, and MAHY .McCAY, Xorihum.
kerliiud.
March 31, letd.
The PvpiV friend and Teachefttomfort. !
'I HE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR. Thi
1 work it already introduced into soma of the
best Aeadamies and a latfre number of 8choola,
whore its use has given decided and universal sa
tisfaction, both to teacher and pupil. It is purely
American in Ita character, based upon our own
beautiful denimal tysttn of turrevey. It contain
more, the arran$jetncnta are better, and it if the
easiest and cheapest work of the kind now in use;
nnd it is so consider 1 by hundred of the moat
competent teacher end men of science in the Uni
on, who have recommended it. It is the book,
particularly nd expressly prepared for our Att
rican Scholar : By Almon TieAntr.
Tin YnvTii's CoLUMiti as CucrtATon. This
volume contains 91 pacjes. with about 900 exam
ple for solution on tho slate. It embrace the
rundnineutal liules, Compound Utiles, cumpie
and Compound Reduction, Single Rulo of Three,
Proportion, &c.
Tickhor's Arithmetical Tabic, i dertined
for the use of younger classes iu tha School of the
United State. A beautiful little book and pleas
ing to children, Slid the only one of the kind of any
value.
There arc Kcv to both Arithmetics bound in
pic or double, for the convenience of teacher, in
w hich the solutions of the questions arc givon with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Key arc the most complete works of the kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred example in Mensuration, &c, 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 this or any other
country.
Although issued but a few months they hate
already been introduced into the Nieht Tublic
Schools of New York City in all the Schools
public nnd private, except two, in the City of
Readin;. Also, in about twenty Acadamtcs in the
State of Pennsylvania. iua lurje portion of the
Schools in the City of Wilmintrton, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Borough of Harrisburg,
York. Chambcrsburir. Lebanon, Doylcstown, Pott
villc, Orwitrsbnrsr, &c, rite
Forsnlcby Hr.Mir Misstn, Sunbury, Ajcnt
for Northumberland County.
Sunbury, Dec. 8, 1843.
DlAXKOND POWDER.
FOR
RAZOR STROPS.
rjHIS Powder is warranted fur superior to any
1 thin? in use for impartintra keen, smootlied'.-e
to Kuzor.f, Surgical instruments, and all kinds of
fine CiTi.r.ar ; it may lie applied to any kind of
strop. Also superior Razor, Knivc, and Perfu
merv, wholesale and retail, bv
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strops, Brushes, and
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. 18 South Filth street a
bove Chestnut Philadelphia.
TESTIMONIALS.
PdiLAiiELPtiiA, Feb. 13th, 1848.
This mav certify that I hnvn used one of the
Strops prepared with HAYNES' MAGIC DIA
MOND POWDER, and can attest in tho most
unequivocal manner, thnt there is nothing can be
found that will produce the same effect in my opin
ion, nnd must my to others, try it, and you will
find it superior to any heretofore in use. I can
truly say thut I never knew what a sharp razor
was lielore.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, 41 S. Third t.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
Phii.ii'1 LruiA, October, 1813.
A very hard beard and tender face has compel
led me to beck and lest inuny contrivances design
ed to make s'.invin; env and pleasant, but with
indifferent success, until I made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred' Bennett,
and Koussel's Shaving Cream. Their united pow
er act like magic, and impart a power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, wiihoul irri
tating lite skin or temper of their owner.
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street.
For stile at this od'ce Price 25 cts. per Box
November o, IS I.; Cm.
WALL PAPSB.3."
flMlE Rnbseriliers have on hand the largest as-
I sortiiient of Wail Pai'Hih in the city of Phi
ladelphia, Whnlrialt ami lirlail, consisting of
every variety suitable for Parlors, Entries, Dining
Kooins, Chambers, Ac., which for quality and
style cannot be. surpassed. Doing a cauli business
we are enabled to sell a better article at much
lower rate than any store doing a
TRADE , BUSINESS.
On hand, a large assortment of Wide Pah
tort nrtains, fire l"ruits. Borders, &c, which will
I void for Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at city prices.
N. B, Dealers are invited to call and examine
their stuck bcloro uun'luwng elsewhere.
FINN & BURTON.
No. 142 Arch Street, South aide
Philadelphia, May SB, 1849. ly
SUNBURY FOUNDRY.
riMlE subscriber respectfully inform the public
Jl that be ha again become connected with the
above foundry, and that hereafter it will be ron
ducted solely under hi management and control
From hi km experience in the bussinese he trusts
be will be aide to give general satisfaction to hi
old friends and customers. The business will be
carried on in all its branches. He will continue
to manttfartora Ploughs, and all kinds of raatingi
will be done with promptness and in the best
manner, i . i. . ., GEO. KOHKBACH
. Sunbury, June V, 184. 3m
TEN IN U8 -A cheap and excellent art
cle lor lastenuig sash for sale by
. ' j. w. rncLiNc
Sunbury, Jury 7, 1849. '
!. ANDREWS,"-
ejj
FUEF TO THE SlCK !
h to lh Weiilt ! : A
J1ALM is ruiiid inr the
A ti le Hitman Kat-e in An
drew1 PAIN KILLER.
Tliu nn emirely vegeta
ble 0''iniuud, rmp-)in.tj of
Tweiity-Kivr different ingre
dient, unci in an internal and
External Keinedy or the va
rious ill that human dealt ii
heir U ,
ll'CH A.
Crttieli. Cold. Paint, Nervou and Siok Ilendache.
Itlieiiiiiutitin. Cuts, Sproina. Stitnul AlTedi 'nx, SunmUT
onijJiitiilH, rh'kra Morlum, T'hUhuflie. Krupti tun. Ctrn
ik-s. Frozen i'nrts, Hiinm, SftiUls, A?ue in the F:ue and
Krenrt, Piiintern' Citliii. Krumes. i.d I Ten, I. w oi anpe-
ite, Grnerul llrl.ilny. Allna. c. Put up in h utlt mr
. 8 or 4 BhilUnci tKr b ittir. lor turiher iur(uul;irw see
lutilets ti le hud tl" eviTV oticnt crau. r nuiiiiins a
irifl limtorv nf tits ori'-'in. disc vtv and eivsilri t (I'rriu ttf
Andrews i'uiu Killer, Ci'ititicaic of Cure, diirciiju. Vc
LOOK OUT FOK KHALD.
The triumnhnnt mirrem nf Andrew Pain Killir in re-
m tvimr tm cuupc that prdtiie death, the untmielv dath
of imlliistit of our race, ha iiHhutrd ue men of vhem it
limy w truly huh!, their villuin tu (w;cumtitiii nmuiient
their villainy, U ulleinpt t put in cin-uUiitiii xpuri u and
eountfjifrjit orliclfn culled Pnin KiIUt," uein? fictiu
numm tor the pr'rendl auilm, tfriietl rnihVale, Ac.
inline have a;t(M-iired, and itii-r n duuht wii! a pi tear. Lei
all reincnil't-r I hut Andrewi lienuiue Pain Kil!tr In the
written muuuture . Andrew on the IjiM of each b ttle
in IttaHt ink. ln't timply ask fr Pain Kilter, but Obk f t
Andrew Pain Kilter, nml have mother.
H-ld by M. A. MrCay, Sole Airent, Nnrthuinberland ;
Pn'liiur. Snnhnrv; J hti II. Ktiam, Milton : J.ibii R.
Myyer. HI ftiiwlmr(i ; Wni. A. Murray Co, Danville j
Iuvenpnrj ft Smith, Plym 'Uth: Andrew Ybr, WilUea-
wrre : miy .iieirnneic. .Mehwetin-il!e ; tSrhnina ft
hnmherlHin. IwifSnr: ; George McAlpin, jeney Sliure;
. M. Judd, VilhunwKnl.
OtderB addrewrd to 1. Andrew. Inventor and nn!v Pro-
pntt'f at Ithei-n T'unpkm etuutyt N. V. Wii receive
'-mpt atieniioii
t'lteiuler 30. I"4S. ly
CTTTLEHY.
AN extensive Sloi k of Pocket and Table CUT
LKRY.of sulobv
JCH1T i.e. cclei:ait,
Not. 32 and 3:) ARCADE, and 8 North
1 HIHJ) Street,
Comprising 5000 duxeti reukities, Scissori and
hnzors.
Also, a choice assarttnent of Rodger A Sons,
Wostcnhnlm's Greaves VV. cV 6. Unlclier'a and
Femiey's Cutlery, ,
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, (luns. Pistols, and Uowie Knives.
A I m. The American Iiatur Strop, a superior sr.
tide, worthy the attention of Di alers.
Cau Dealers in Cutlery, will find the above
Stuck worthy their attention, as th (Subscriber's
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June U, J84H ly
1 TrM i.!n IV it:WM2
Tn present ins: the public with a remedy f'r the trentmeut
X nml c
ure of KEvi n and Aui'K and m her hilt m disease.
nr aiilffv i nettled. Vast iinmlter in the I'nited State.
wuo full it horn tncNe nuei'tiiin m tneir varied trins, are
impelled f seek re.iti tr m other 'iiree than the umne
diate prcvri('ti ns ( the reuLir physician. It becomes
ttiertt re nn fi'iect ni numaiuty, nsweiins i punlic inter
est, t-t brine wiore ttiein a remeity (irennred Horn much cx
perience. nnd which mnv nlway be reliel up mi as aW,
EC PKCTI'AL, ASD HABMI.ES TO THE CONTITl'TtOX. That
such is the true rhnraner rf the INDIA CHOLAtJOGl K,
ip amply attested by the universal success with which it lux
been cniptt'yeti,
ly F-xtract from a eommunicatiin of the IIii. Wil
ham Woodbridce, of the L. tf. Senate, late Governor of
.Miebigun.
Diteoit, Oct. 21, IHIO.
Dottpr On ahi.r 0jcpod.
Pear Sir. 1 have read with much interest, your little
T rakaT UB upon i he causes, irenfmcnt and cure" ol' the
febrile d i sense winch have extensively prevailed in our
couiitrv duriittr the l ist tew inmtlis nn iutt-rcst increased
n i d nhl, by the f iter that I have individually suffered
imicli tr 'in them. 1 tw)u;ii i leeJ my sen very inc mpeteut
to judire ntVty un-m a auLjoct so entiielv prnicui.Mial, yet
your the-ry seems i me well rcuncd, and your c Hiclu-
imni just, und i think watuii. that your pamphlet is cuu-u-laied
to ntiHluce much nrRct icul a-toii.
Speaking oi the medicine he my : It fully juatifiod your
flatterine expect uti tie, and ns a safe, convenient, and pipu
lur rented v, inv own ex perie ik-c, s far, induce me to be
lieve thai il will r ve a (f"Jt Public bene tit- 1 ato pleased
t' lenrn ihat you have recently efctiiUished several aijencie
ftr it disp ition thouirh I regret that, wilh a view t a
m re general diBwntiusiit'ii of it, y-m shcukl have found it
ucx'fMury to remove from yinir ;rt'seiii resilience ani'is; ua.
v na mucu rcspco. i iiu c ne u tvn io , sir,
Y "ir oWi'jed servant,
Vll LI AM WOODHKIDGE.
tV Fifltn llou. Btephex V. R. Thowhiiidgi, ttf Miehi
juu Slate $uii!e, to tl.e Ageul at ieinit.
li.ttMtMUAM, UAF.IND Co.. PC 13. 1841.
Sir vm wish ine in mi jrm you what I know ol lr
od' India Chuhg gne, r uutibtliius medicine. 1 do
believe that it' the viruu and t ificacy oi this medicine were
gciieiaiiy known, the trvtR and agis would disappear iu
Michigan.
I prticuied a bHtle in the spring nf 1F41, und hnvagond
rean H believe that myseit' and fumily escaped the ague
lust season in consequ-ik.-e tH it use.
Perh:ips in no sunm.er since the ettlemerrt of thi fine
peninsula, has ttie lever nna npue oeeu so prevalent as tna
lust. 1 have rex .uineuUcd this medicine in numerous in
stniicea, and wt:ru the disease had become fixed and badled
the skill ol phybiciuiui; and l have never kn-nvu it tail. J.
haa universally pr ilnced the m happy etfeets, and 1 bet
heve it has never leen exceM by any medicine in remo
ving the Inuou diseases ot tha cliinuto.
Yours. reapcclhtJly,
STI-.'HF.V V. R. TROWBRIDGE.
Arent f 'i Sunbiirv II. H MASiiLR; iVorthumbeiluiul,
Wrmi.NGTo.M A C i Miltua, j. U. UASLUj tteUta.
grove, AlAV & m,usi.
May ti, IKlti li
S0B.331 A1TD CATTLE
MEDICINES.
Don't permit your Horses ot cattle to die, when
tha means of cur are within th reach of all I
The undersianed ha spent several yean In the
study of Veterinary practice in "London and E
dinboro'," he haa also availed himself of the resear
ches of Leibitr, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed so much toward judicious treatment
of animal the principle of our prartieo consists
In the rejection of general blecdinz and the total
rejection of all medicine that experience ha
shown to be of a dnnecrous tendancy. These re
medies act in harmony with the vital principle, and
when given according to tho direction which ac
company each article they are capable of exciting
and increasing the natural functions, without ill-
minishing or destroying their power, hence are
satcin tlie band of every one.
U. H. DAUU, At. V.
A List of Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Physic balls, 75c. per box.
Alterative ball, 75c do.
" powders for bad condition, 73c per pack
age. Heave powder for diseases of the lungs, 73e do.
Urine powder for " kidneys, 75c do.
Tonic powder for bad condition glanders, 75c do.
Cordial drink for inllaination of bowels, 75c per
bottle.
Liquid blister, 75e per bottle.
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, 50c
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle galls, 73c.
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eyes, 50c per bottle.
Ointment for mange scratches, old sores, dec, 50c
per bottle.
Lninioratton lor sore tliroat, yftc 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
& IF1 per bottle.
Distemper powder for red water, $1 per bottle.
Worm powders for tlie removal of worms from
the intestinal canal, 75 per paekntie.
For sale by STIMrSOIV ft HEED, 26 Mer
chants Row, also at DADD'S HOUSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 1 & 2
Haynmrket Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describing the disease for which
these remedies arc used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the
Proprietor, of cures performed by tlie above Medi
cines.
Sold by GREEN & FLETCHER,No.!GSouth
SIX TH Street, Philadelphia, and by his
AntxTs. Heht Miasm, Sunbury,
February 3, 1849 tf
DR. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OP
SAHS UWKILLA.
fpIlIS Extract is put up in fjMrt bottle. It is six time
J. cheaper, plenpauter, and warranted superior to any
old. it cur diseases without v-rniitimr. punjing. sick
ness, or debilitating the patient, and in particularly udapted
FALL AND SPRING MT-.DIC1NE,
The great beauty and superiority of thi Sarsaparilla over
oiner remedies is, wiurni ri eratiif"jiesuisuuse
it invijr rate the b dy.
Consumption cured.
Cleanse unit Strengthen,
Conmmnti'ii) can be cured.
Bronchi til, Consumption, Liver C'tmpluiut, Colds, Coughs,
Catarrh, Asr (una, smiting oi l.looti. rrness in tha
Chest, Heeiie Flush. Nipht Sweat, liiifi
cult and Profuse '. pert oral un,
and Pain in the Side,
Ac. ftp.,
have and can be citrd.
Pro!obly there never wa a remedy Ihat hn been v ue-
cessful n oV,ierate case o eoimimnti tn n this : it eleau- 1
bps aixj strengthen the system, ruin appears to he:i the Hi
rers on (he limp, nnd patients gradnally regain their usual
health and strencth.
Ct'RICl'S CASE OF CONSVMPTION.
Tlirre is senrcely a day pasMes but there are a inirnlw f
cases oi coiiKtinipiioii ruportird a cured bv tho uw til lr
Tuwuseit's Aarsapiuilla. The I"U jwiur wus reotrn'Jv re-
eived
Dr. TnWMiKMi Dear Sir: For the laxt three years 1
linve b-;ii oiilirtH with pencral debility, und nervous con
uiuptiou of the hmf snn;e, and did in u "expect to ever pitni
niv lienlth u' all. After coinir through a e.uisrof medii-um
iJrr the cure of some of the in et distinauished re-juUr
iliymeiuns and meinVra of the K rd oi 1 It-alt h in New
ork and elsewhere, nnd sneii lmir the in st of mv oaniinus
iu titteuipiiiijr io rt'irmu my lt-:tlih. tuid after ieu!ii'5 in
me Kier f yoni SurKipaulla 1 res lved t try ii. Aii-r
umimu six b rtlc 1 found it d nc ine ertt g hh!, and enllt-d
to ee you at vonr office ; with vour advii-c 1 keut on. and
do most he'irttiy tlmnk you for ymir advice. 1 persevere in
inKinij ttie Mrevipnnlls, ntiu hove been utde to attend to mv
usui I lutjrsfr the hurt four months, audi hope bv the
blessings of &d and ymir Sarsuporilla to c-iitintie mv
neaiiii. it helped me UeyonU tne experinuns tr all who
knew my case. CUAULL& UL'l.MUY
Oraitce. Kssex co. N. J., Aug. 3, Ib47.
St.ve-if New Jersev. Essex countv. ss. Charles Ottim-
by bfinj duty sw rn aceprdii) to law, on his onth sxiith,
thtt the foregoiinr statemejit is true accordiiur to the heat of
hi i knowledge and belief. CllAKLKS qL I.MBY.
rw rnsna sutiscriDea to heiore me at ( 'ranee, the -id
August, 147. CYKL'S UAI.UWLN.
Justice ul tha rira
SPITTINO I.LOOD.
Read th following, and sav that consumrHion is in incu
rable if you can ;
new York. April OT. 1817.
Dr. Townsemd: I rerily believe tint vour Sarsunarilb
has been (be mean, through Providence, of saving my hie
1 have fr several years had a bud co!s;li. It benmie w rse
and worse. At last 1 raised larire quuntities of bio h1. hud
in c lit sweats and was arrallv debilitnteil and reduced, and
did n A ex peet to live. 1 have only used ymir Kirsnparilla
lut a hiri tune, ann there has a wonlertul ctiane been
wrought in me. I am now able to walk all over thecitv.
1 raise in blood, and my cmyh has left ine. You ran well
imagine that 1 am thankful lr these results. Your obedi
ent servant. M. Ul'SSKLI, 65 Cutiiarme st.
IIP
SALAMAWbtllt; -
Fine Awn thief moo cMtntn,' f ?
FIRE-PROOF DOORS FOIt BANKS AND BTORKS
Seal and Letter-Copying Prexwii,' Patent '.
Slate-Lined Refrigerators, Water FiU
tors, Patent Portable Water Clo-
ets, intended for the Sick
and Infirm.
EVANS & WATSOJi,
76 foitk Third Strer.r, , '
OPPOSITE THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE. "
Manufacture and keep constant
ly on hand, a Isrgs sairtmcul nf
the ahiive srticlrs, t"fiher with
their Pntent Improved itamoDrtsf
FIRE-PHOOF 8AKI:S. which
are t cimsiructrd ss to set st rest
m manner of d.uhi si to then
being strictly 6re-nrouf. and thai
they will rcitt the fire of anv
uitlMniff. The oulmile pnae. nf
these Pores are mnde o holler iron, the Inside esse of snap
stone, and hetween Ihe outer ense and inner case is a spRCS
of s-ime three Inches thick, and filled in with iiidcttrui"
tilde nmtrinl. si hs to mnke it nn iinpossihilitv to burn any
of thf contents In.ifle nf thi. Chest. These S mnstone Hn.
lamnnders we ore prepnred and do challenge the world tn
produce any nrtii le iu the shnpe of Book Holes that will
atnnd as much henl, and we hold ourselves rendy at all
time, to hnve Ihiin fnirly tented by public bonfire. We
also continue t, nmniifticture a Inrpe and ireneriii OKSort
ment of our Pr'miiun Air-tieht Fire I'reof SWifes nf which
there are over HO now in iw, and in everv instance Ibev
have piven mine sili.l'iiclion to the purchiisers of which
we will refer the public to a few gentlemen who have
them in use
Hnywood A Snvder. Voti.ville; Jowph O. Ijiwton
Potl.villej Mi. William Cnrr. Ilileli.wii. Pa
N. O. Tnvlor. f.0 north ad A Wriijlit A Nephew
Vine st. wharf; Alexander furor, Onvevnnrer, corner of
Filbert nnd 9th sin.; John M. Ford, :w north 3l st.; Mvers
nu.li, 4i north !kl st.; Jnmes M. Paul, 101 south tih st.;
Dr. Dnvtd Jnyne, south .1,1 si.; MnthewT. Miller, do
s-Hith .Id st.i and we could mime some huitflrcds im others
It it were ueeenwiry. Now we invite the ntteutiiai of the
pnblie. and particularly those in want of Fire Proof Hates,
to can at our store neiore nnrciiapunr eiaewnere, aim ws
can snliafy them they will set a better nnd chenper article
at our store than at any other c.tnhliidiment in the city,
M al.o innuufnetnre the ordiunrv Pire Proof f heVts. at
ot very low price., chenper than they can lie bought at auy
omer autre 111 I'liiinacipiua.
III i-.v A.
JOHANNES WATSOX,
Philadelphia, April P, 1R?y
THE Oil &St 1'tltOfATlVE.
rOB TUB CUBE OP
Measles HaJt nheuul,
Henri Bonn Worms,
, Cholera Motlsis, . , ,
Coughs, Qulnsey. '
iir Whosping Oongli, '
Consumption, Flui!
Liver Complaint, '
Enslpelat, Deafness,
' Itching of the Skin, '
C 4ds, Goat, Gravel,
piervoas Complaints,
Headache, Giddiness,
nDMtrmii.n. riwn,
Dyspepsia, Scurvojr, ,
fJmsrl Ptix. Jaundice, I
Pains in the Rseav 1
InWftrd veakness,
Pahiiniiim of the nstrt,
Rising in the Thru!,
uropsy, Astntna.
t ever, msii sinns,
Female Complaints,
) (I
MARBIIAtiL'S
Conccutrutt'd tiamaparllla,
For tlie cure of Tetter, Scrofula. Erj-sipalas, Piles,
Chronic riheumntisni and nil disorders uf ilia
lilooil, Mereurial Ilisease, &c.
TT is reeoiiniieiiiled to Phvsiciuiw and others, as
' the slrongcst pieparution now in use, and en
tirely ditle.rp.ut from tlint put lip in quart bottles,
possessing little or no active principle of the Sursa.
parilla, but inUindt'il to dec-ive the public Kor
suss by M. A. Mct'A V, NortUumberknil. . . . .
HEYL'S EMBKOCATIOX for Horse, will
r" Kpsmlns, Bruises, Cut, Gulls, twtlliii(rs, and
alt complaints requiring an external remedy. It
is highly useful in feipavin, Curb, Kinsboae, stiff.
ness of the Joinu. rrscked Heels. 8u!mU. Ac
Jt has also Bctu used witlt great success by per
sous afflicted wiih RUeuuiatisin, and other com
plaint Prepared only by W. Marshall, Piiladel
phia, and fur attic by M A. loCy, Worthuuiber-
,ttn,, !d.' CJ jui ,
Philadelphia, May 86, 184(L-ly '
7D.i)0W CUSSrs by 10, for eate'lTls,
; . un.Nr. MASfti.-
Sunbury, Jan S7tli,'18W- tf.
J.sJ. GP.EE1TCTJGH.
(Lute Hfllrr & fireeiunigli.)
PATENT ATTORNEY.
AND MECHANIC At, ENOiXTEEB,
WuMliliiglun, !.'.
DRAWINGS and paper for the Puten
Oliice, prep;trt'd uml all the necessary bu
kiiieM, in relation Iu securing rteiits, I rung
acted, and promptly attended to, at their of-
live opposite um l utein uuice.
October 28, 1848. . ......
AY RL'NL Au xeellent article for aale
by .-. . ' HENRY MASSER.
bunUury Jan. t7th, 148 U.
It
I BLASTER, Salt and Fish, just received and for
by . t . J. W. PR1IJKO. .
Dunburv, Uoe. S, Xaia. 1, .1
IJAISINs. curnuiie. ; citroa. cbeeee. pepper
A wuce. Ac i ot aale by J. W. rUIU.G . ,
8uiU)tiry.Ue.ll.'lai. r. :
TU.BYtfl COUGH CASVY. An excel.
W lent remedy tor ecvtks, osiia. . Fo seje
at this oflic
LOST HER 8PKF.CH.
The annexed cert ifiiite tell, a siulole and truthful storv
nf aulferins and relief. There are thousand. ,f sinulur ca
se, in this city and Brooklyn, and yet there are th uiuikIs
of parenta let their ehiklreu die lor fear of being humbugged
tir w wva a lew willing..
Hro iklTl, Sept. 13. lir.
Dr. Teu-NitND: I Like pleasure in Malum. fr the bene
fit of th s whom it may cuncern. thut my daughter, two
ears and six nvmths old, Wiis atilictcd wilh ftuterul de
iiilily sod loss tf sjtceeh. She was piveu up a. pust ie
c ivery bv our faintly physiciuii; but fortunutdy I wus re-
c. mmeuueo uy a irieim to iry your rwaurilla. IScl.ire
having used one bottle .he recovered her sieech and wus
enabUI to walk alone, to the ast aiishineut of all who were
uc.pimnted with tlie ciruin.tances. rue i. ihiw quite well,
initl iu much better health thnn she hn. been for IH mouths
pas;. JOKPIl TAVUJll, lis Vork at., ilruoklyu.
TWO CIIII.DRKN' SAVKI).
Very few families indeed in fact we have not hnird of
one that used Ur. T 'Wim-nd's Harsujttirilla in time, lost
s:iy children the pust hummer, while those lint didn't,
sickened slid died. The cercificate we publish below is
LMiicltwive evidence. its Vidue. und is only another instance
l! 11. snvilis rue live. , etoKven :
llr. Tuwnsksu Pear Hir : I had two children cured by
our Hursiipurillii of the summer cviiplaint and dysentnry;
.iiewiiai.iiv 1A moiilb old and tlu other 3 year's. Thev
were very much reduced, and we expected Ihey would die ;
they were tiven np by Iw rescutble physicians. When
the doct-ir uu .irmed us that we must lose them, we resol.
ved to try y.iur tsirsunarilla we Imd heard so much of, but
had little confidence, there beiussi much stulf adveniud
Dial ia won bless: hut we are thankful lint we did, for it
undoubtedly saved the live. 01 bjih. 1 write tins that oth
ers may be induced to use it. Your., re.iiecifullv.
JUI1. WILSON, Jr.
Myrtle-avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. 14, M7.
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Da. Towx.xnd's Siksspabill. isaaovereisnand aneeriv
cure lir incipient e nsuinptiisi, and for the xeuerul prostra.
ti n of the system no mutter whether ihe result of inhe
rent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or accident.
Noihitt can be m l surprisnu than its invion.i, r.
feels 011 Hie hunian frauM. Pemais ell weakueM ami las
situde, troiu taking II at once lice, sue robuat aial lull u(
snergv uialef its uiuuance. it lunoeduilely e. interact, il,.
uef veiessiuMs uf lue fetnule frame, which 1. the great cause
burreuness.
It will not be expected of us, m cbms of so delict. m.
lure, 10 exhibit certiucstes 01' cures perfurined, but we com
wm 1 uc unnciou luui nunureua Uf cases nays beeji repor
Ua. Towkixkii: My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness aisl senurul debility, and suderius a,uuiuumUv i.v
Kii.i and with other didtcullies, and having kisiwu cuses
wuere your metiK-uie nits eaeciee greet rur4; and also
huuriuf it reo 'Uutieiuted I it anch cum. as I havs- described,
I oounned a b Hie in y ir Kxlrnrt u Kusupurilla and M
I wed the directions you giive tne. In s short period it
removed her ejmpluiut. sisl restn-ed her to health. Being
greutful for the beuelus ahe reeeived. 1 lake pleasure ui
UmaacknowlcAlging il, aial recouuneodintr it to the puMic.
M b. MIX1KE,
. Albany, Aug. IT, '44. cor. Cnusi 4 Lilians
DVtU'EPtUA.
No fluid or utedicUB has ever been diaoovered which an
llearly reaeaiulve the gastric tuice 01 sshvs in deoouijnig
fund and strengthening tha organs ol digestion aa this w
naratuv of Barauuanlla. It poaiuvrJy curse every case uf
dyspepsia, however savare or eurutue.
Bank Uwau-uueul, Aiusiiy, May 10, IMS.
Dr. Towueeud Sir i 1 have been smicled for aevwal
years wilh dyspasia hi its worst form, attended with a wr.
ueis of st atuich, la of aipetue, extiwue heartburn, and a
graut averai hi So aU kinds of foal, end for weeks, (what 1
eoukl eat) I have boeu unabk, 10 reUiu but a aiaull portion
on my sunsach. I tried the usual remedies, hut they had
Ihii Utile or uo eAgt ut Mwoviuf the oaaulauit. 1 was in
duced, about two mouths since, to try yo ir hxtms of Sar.
kuatiUla, aua i asuai eay wuh little srtssdeace bml after
uiiug uearly two ststlea, f.auid iy aptxsiie natural aad
tha haarthuru eidiraly removed; and I would earneatly re
commend the uaa of It t thus. wlr. hare been aWa irrfj. I
ha.etHKat. Youre, . W. W. VJ teANOT.
Agael tor ts,bury-.jmiN W. KHIUNU; Nur
thuniheriand, MARY A. McjCAYt, P-uivle. WH .
MIHRAY Co., - -
p.ii w, sir
OXYGENATED
A SOVKIltlUN REMEDY FOR
rilTIIISlG,
AND
GENERAL DEBILXTY.
GEORGE B. GREEN, Proprietor. ",
Windsor, Vermont.
Tt? a eovcrelirn remedy for DYSPEPSIA, in many of sti
x loruis, rncn ns pnni in the Mlonwch, lleartbuni, lishitu:
C istiveno, Acid f loiniicll. Ileadarhe, 1ibS of Appetite
Piles, Niiilit Sweats, and even Cotitiinuiiioi, rlivanentie
Phlhisic.) nnd Asthuut. (,r l'nlln.ic attended wilh ilerBiig. I
u,r, me r,i-MiiiM'n ( r iiy.peiilic A.lliain.) uirncull
llreiitliiiis, which ol'len renilln from imienect diprCFtion (or
Uyu-ptic iSyspiiica,) is relieved by these liniera. In short, J
their uw hns been proved in th. relief of almost all the
sympt'iuis that proceed from a debilitated or atonic condi
tion of the St mueh ; al.o in general debility anting from
ore or from tlie eileci. of l ever, jurticulutly 1'wer and
Ague. Fem;ile. fullering under nny uterine deratieemeut
ansiiiir from wniknesa, will find the "Oxvorv.Tltn B:T
terj'1 :in excellent remedy, and not iurpns.nl by any medi
cine in u.e.
The hist'-ry of this medicine is peculiar. It lm made it.
Way to public liiv r s.,lely by Hie force of it. own intrinais
incrils. No aniiieiul menus hnvo liecu lined to give it ne
toriely and thrust il up 'ii public o'.tenti n. It In. nevnr
lietore even len ailt erlixd. but having first shown il. ro
in.irkable cllicuy in ihe family of Ihe proprietor, and by
hiin ailerwaida mliiiinistercil to In. adlieti d lVienda and sc.
quiiiuliuicea wilh a like result, it. repututiou gradimliy ex
tended until it la known iu the nett distant part. if the
I'lllon, us a medicine of uitrlvuhcd virtue. i:i Ilia curs of
Pyapcpaia 111 all il. diirereut loruis, mid nlj ) for the curs el
A.thinn or l'lilhisic. lis only herald ami ita onlv eulogy
haslieenllie siory of its w nVleriiil efTicncy, a. fold from
mouth to month ,,r by letter from friend to iriend. Ill ev
ry instance where these Hitters have hern used, and the re
sult inndc known to the piopriclor, they have proved a re
medy. Numerous certificates, aliening; Ihe singular eriicacy ef
me -wAii.fe.,u.v iMTitii.. aie in me poucs.i 'n 01 iae
prorrietor; inuny of them signeil by persons already wtdeiy
kuuwu to the public.
ui;u. 11. rut ken, Prupneior.
WINDSOn, Vt , OctoVr a, 1M5.
The folluwinj; Certificate, have recently been
received 1
Washington, D. C, Jvm 10, IMtt.
Having made use of Lite '-Oxygenated Uilters" prepared
by Dr. Oe 1. R. (iree ( WiiaKir., Vt.an.l from ku w-
ledge oUuineil of Iheir elficney iu other cases, weeheerfully
rec iimnend them to thepuUic, believing thut they will luLy
iistain tlie nv 'imuc-iid:iii n of the Proprietor. Ve h.,pe
thut thi. vnltuhlft remrrly maybe so generally dlffu.od
Ihronghout the eoiiutr; that it inay be accoMible' to sli Iks
alRieinl.
WII. I.I.AM I I'M Wl. f L . S. fscnator from Vennenl.
JAMES F. SIM.lluNS, f Scintor from It. Island.
J. T MOItKHKAD, l'. s. Mmui and lor.iurlv xovsra
or of Keniu.'kv.
1.. H. A K. tJl.l), Meiulier of Conrress .ml fomisrlt
Vern .r 01 It. I.
WM. Wf it intmiDGE, I. S. Senator and Ibrmvriy Oe-vern-.tr
ol .Mi-'hienn.
M. I- -MAKTl.t, Delegate iu Coucress from WiK.uia
Territory.
From Hon. 11. D. Poster, Member of Congress fV.m
Pennsylvania.
Washixotom, D. C, Jitz 10. IS4.
Dear fir, I have been a dyspeptic sufferer for about tea
years, and have res irted to various medicines lor rsliei
without .ueio., until I made use of your "Oxyg.naied
Bitter. " I have used about Iwo bottle., Slid find mrsakf
u , pel m-. ntsiiin ine lorm. in winch th. Sis-
ease stioweti useli, 111 my caw, were, great acidity af lbs
si'inawh, I 'as ol appetite, extreme flatulence, severe contu
ution 01 the bowels, and violent headaclie. Feeling d.si
rons that a knowledge 01 y.nir valuable remedy mar reach
inner, .iiniuriy auiicteu. I uike great pleoaure in reeord
iinimylestiui.uyti u. curative power; and would sj
remuik. Hint while on a visit at lum, .h.,r ii,. 1
adiiiitu.leiel a part of a bottle t a number of lur .mietod
nnsia, w 111 great auecss. Thev are dc.irou. that van
h uld esubii.h anasencv at rittslmrir. or im'oira iham
where the medicine can be obtained. Wilh an earnest de
sire lor your pr isperity and happiness, I suliwrihe mvself,
truly your iriend 11. u, FOSTER.
Doct. (iE. H. GRiN,w:d.or, Vt.
S ild Wh .leKile aial Hetail bv r.ieen Ic rielcher, Ko
86 b uilh Sixlh Street, Philadelphia.
Aeeut f r fuubun' II. U. Master.
Agem. for Miltoii MACKA V ft II .4 Aft.
Agent f it t"ppcr .Mahoiioy J. u. UENN.
April 15, IMS
AND A VARISTY Or OTHER OlSEAsE! ARIslMO
vaoM iNruRiTitis or Trfit BLooo, amb
, OBSTRVCTIOM IU TMR OR0A!S Of 1 , ,
Dtnr.sTioDt. . .
Experience hss proved that nearly ever Disease originate1 '
frira Impurities of the Bl.sid .ir derangements of the lliges- .
lives Organ. ; and to secure Health, we must remove those
ubsirucii nsor restore the Hlo. d hi Its natural smta, it!"
The sversion to inking medicine is most effectually re
moved hy CLtrxirs". VxnisTABt.il Psns.Ttvg Pit.t, being '
e-implelcly envel 'pcdwilh n coating of pure white ftugsr, .
(which fans distil. C fr m Ihe Internal ingredients ass nut '
shell fr im the kernel) end hnven ' laste of niedicutst.
But are ns easily swallowed as bits of candy. M'lreover
they nellhor umiKute or gri-e in the slightest degree, hut :
opemfe eually on nil the diseased jmits of tho system, ill-
"owii c nulling inemeeive. 10, nun racing sny pnnicusir
region. Thus, if the Liver lie affected one ingredient wilt
operate 011 that imrticulnr organ, and, bv cleansing it of an
Excess of Hue restore it to us naimed state. Another will
operate on the llntird and removes!! impnrities In its ciren
Mi. ii,, , w mie a inirn win euecrnniiy expei wnntever rmpn
irtie. may have been dischnreed into the stomach, add hence
they strike at the root irdiscuao remove all Impure Hu
mors fr m Ihe IkvIv , open the pori-s externally and Inter
nally ; separate all foreign end obnoxious pnnicles from the
chyle, sothut Ihe bleed may be thoroughly pure thus seen-
tti.H n mm ncmuiy Herein TO rnc Menri, l.tlllg.snn L.IVCT
sud thereby Ihey restore health even wheu aU other means ,
111. . hiii.ti.
The entire truth of the above can be ascertained (A- tha
Irinl of a siinle box; and their virtues are s positive and
certain in restoring Health, thnt the proprietor hiuds htmself
10 reiuni nie money wnn ior mem 111 all cases where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
Ilrlail I'rlrt?. 25 rAn, prr nox. ,
PriticiTtil odiee No. tvt Versey at., . York,
Sold by JOHN Y.YOI Ntl. rtnubtirv.
M. A. McCAY, Northumberlsnd.
IT r. ememlwDr. C. V. riiykncr is the inventor of the
Snear I'nuied Pi.ts, and that nothing of Ihe nn wus ever
heap) ol until he introduced them in Jndc, IRt3. Purclissers
.liouid. therefore nlwnvs ask for Clickncr'. Sugar Coated
I ills, and take no others, or they will be made the victim. of
a fraud.
Fchninry. 1?, lciny
(iORES ('. IlEC rjItHD.
Bums, Scalds, and all kind of .inflamed Sores
Cured. ' ,
rilOL'SEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, is the nvt
cimplete Unrn Autid te ever known. It iuslsntlv,
(and as if by Magic) ops puins of the most desperate
Kuril und Scald. For old S ires, limine., Cats, Sprain., tc
on man or benst, it is the best application that can be made
Thousands hive tried and thoiiKindn pmise it. It isthemost
perfect master of ruin ever dinc iveicd All who nse re
ommend it. livery family h nld be provided with it.
None can tel how ai sonic of the family may need it.
CP 0!ier e cai-h hoc, of the genniue Oiutmeii) ha. the
name of TofMKV. written oM th outside kibcl To unite
j o this is f 'i'tovy.
H 'atniea. Lu cre Alei;. 1 arniers. and all whouae HorM.,
will fill i tins I liTi.'meul Ms Very Unt thing thev can low
fir Coiiar (mils. StuicIics. KieUs. Ac., Ae.,vn their animals
Purely wery merevful tnnn would keep his animals a. free
from pum ss p ssilile. Tousuy's I'niversal Ointment i all
that is rnpiircl. Try it.
BITES OK lVji.i T Forthe sting or bite of poison
u. Insects. T k'-.;v i, (iiu'tisaiit is uiuivailcd Hundred, have
tricil it nnrl f ".,ii it yit il.
PI 1 .1 :s ( C I! KU : Forthe Piles. T .user's I'niversal Oint
tnenl ii( one r.f ii, best it citieiiie. that car be apjsied. All
who hrn'r lri-1 i; f r tire I'iI.-s rec anaiend it
OLD Sfi!i:s f I KEIl. For old obstinate S . res, there
i. iiotln.12 .-qua! 1 i T 'UM'.y'a Ointment. Apcrsouiu Mami
us had. f -r nuniW of year., a .re leg Hint tallied the
tkillofthe d h.1 rs. Touscj Ointment was recommended
by one of the vir'ting physicians, (who knew its great vir
tues.) und tv b .xes produced more tienetit thtn'i the pa
tient hit! riv-eivc'l from nnv und ull previous remedies. Let
all irv it
Hl'ltNS AN D SCALDS CIT.KD. Thousand, cf ease,
of lltirus and Sf-il !s. in all ;iarts of the country, have been
cured by T iuse -s I'ldvers-il Ointment. CertiNcalcsetiougli
could be hart 1 1 fill the whole of this sheet.
VIOLEVriSlinSESC I.IIIM). Teslimonial. on tcli.
monial in favor nf 't'oiisi y's Oiuttiieat f x curing Bruise,
heve been offered the pripriet w.. Hundred, in Syracuse
will certify toil, great nn-rils relieving lite puin of the most
severe lino.'.. All nefs -ns .h-nild try it.
SCAI.IiHEAl) t'TKEI). S .res . .f case, of ScaldHesd
have been cured by T. u.c;. '. Ointment. Try it it seldom
fail.
SALT ItllKEM CfRl'.D. Of all the remedies .... .t;..
coveren f Tlhs most disagreeable eimphint, TiHisey'. l"ni-
ver.ii uinuneiH i. ine mo.i complete, it ist-ver was known
CHAPPED (I AM1S CAKECl-RED.-Touiiev'l-m.
versal Oi.itliicut will always cure the w rst cases uf Chap,
ped Han-Is. S'ores of tiers -ns will stale thi.
SOKE Lll'SCPHED. For the core of tt lipsthere
was never nnything m ule eipial to T.niii j's Uiiittuent. It
is rlre to cure them. Try il.
Ir '"a s-i'-r.' :t:'.' r.ir.Vh trtd. wirnn'ert no to contain anv
prciuiiuil li "l Merciiry. CO" Price e. cents per ts. For
furttier rnr' irubrs c 'in'erning lii's rejilly yaltmhle fliiitmeut
the nnHie. are rel'erri-d to l-iimniile... to Ive laid grali.. of re-siie-table
Uriifi'i.:. and Alerchuis. inooghjut Ihe I' ruled
S'ates.
IVep-t'ed by P. TOL'SEY, Dnisgtst, No. loe Nssaatt
Street, New N "rk.
A.:.T JOHN YOING, Siul-urv M. A McCAY,
!-'4ii'jry 7, liH. 1
ESSEX E OF JAMAICA GINCiFR
PKEPAUKD imd soul only, at FREDERICK
BROWN'S IJRL"0 uinl CHEMIUAL -Store.
N. E. corner uf Fifth ami Chs.m r streets. Tin
lailclihia. This Essence is warranted to possess
in a concentrated form, all tlie valuable properties
of Jamaica (linger, ami will be found on trial an
excellent Kumily Medicine. It is particularly re
commended as a tonic, to iiersons recovering; from
fever or other diseases, a few drops imparting to
the stomach a glow and visior. euunl to a wine
Class of brandy or other stimuland, without any of
the debilitating etlect, w hich ure sure to follow the
use of liquor of any kind : and it is therefore
especially serviceable, to children and females. To
the aired, it will prove a great comfort : to the
dyspeptic, and to those who are predisposed to
trout or rheumatic alicctinua, it give, great relief;
and to the inebriate who wishes to reform, hut
whose stomach ia constantly craving tlie noxious
liquor, it ia invaluahlegiving tone to the diges
tive organs, and strength to resist temptation ; and
is consequently a great agent in the cause of tem
perance. tr"r'iill directions accompanylns; each
bottle.
The above article can be had at the office of the
American.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1849 ly
IMclorlnl I'fillloii of tlViiihlarne't
great Work wit Hie Iterormnilon
OK THE SIXTEENTH CF.NTURT IN GER
MANY, SWITZERLAND, & Will be
published or. or about the 1st of Apiil. 1818, by
JOS A SPEEL. No 96 Cherry at. above 6th.
his splendid l-jnio edition of the above named
woik, with 18 engraved illu.lraiions from ori
ginal dcis,in; 4 vols in 9, bound ia extra cloth
and library sheep.
The publisher resiettfiilly calls the attention
of lbs trade and the public generally, to this
work being the only illuslrsled edition published
in the L'niled Stales He trusts that the beauty
of ita embellishments, the strong and substantial
manner in which it it bound, io conjunction wni
the known popularity of the work itself, will be
sure recommendation to public favor. .
JOS. A SPEF.L. 96 Cherry at above 8th.
J. A 8 haa also lately published, a new and
beautiful Edition of Sergeant Bell's Rare Show,
a suitable book for children, neatly don up in
extra cloth.
Philadelphia. April I, 1848
ATEJfT Trusaee of all kiuda, Harrison'!
writing and indellible ink, Cotton yam nnd
lap, just received end for aale by
J. w. mum
8uiibury, Dec 3, 1148.
f iAI'S .Aa - assortment juat . received.
aiht HATH at iS5, for aale by t i
. Jl. MASSER. .
Sunbury, Dec 9, It 48.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR
NKiiVOUS DKUIUTV, 'DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
And all disense-t arisinif from a disordered
Liver or Stomach in both Mule and
Female :
ft.'ch ss Connipati m. Inward Piles. FMIneiii nr ftiocd ta
the Head, Acidity of the St much, Nausea, lleart-bura,
llisgdu tor Fo , Fullues. or weight iu the ftnnnc'h, Sour
ICrucuu -1111. Sinking or I'liutering al the pit of the Stomach
Swiinni.ngoi the Head, Huiiied and Ditpiult llreathing.
Fluttering ni the Heirt, Choking r Smhmting sennti m.
when III a lying p sture Dniln.'-i, of Vision Dot. or wela
before th. !-ii:1ii, Fever and dull pnin indie Head, Ileticien
cy of I'ersniraii w, ell mvucj. of ihe Skin and l-.ves. Fain
II tne iue. It C. i.n v . I.nn', ti ., riu.lden gushe. ,s
lle.v. Kiinmi! iii Ii. l'lcs'i, CoiiManl lintigiuiiua of evil
and gie.u dejirnan n of;jints Cim be edectuully cured by
Their pv- if n er the ntovn dinLfivMi in ikH excelM-il
e-iuitiuti li, nnv'iihrr ptviuniti n in th I'nitrU tatna
ni th curp ntltrtst. iu nuuiy cum ai;tr tiki. Jul phyicuutJ
tuitl tnikd.
DeringeinpiU of I he I i r and St munch arc amrr1 of
Iimumtv, ami will alun pi-ilur diitwiw ul tli Heart, Skin.
Knriir attri Kiri'ifM.. ntui l:ik the Uxy open n an attBck at
ttie i U -lfru. liiti ut, ir Veii v Ke.-er, aikl ta nitetmiiy iha
hrm taiiM tvi'tltitt ut M tmiiei'ul tlieat-, Ctuuiiuititiu,
Ojnniunx of the Philadelphia Preas.
"THE DISPATCH."
1 .tiniNi ilWt tsuvn:
AN INVAU'AHI.K MKUhLNE We have frequently
hfarl the OcU-iujitii Ut-uimii Uitu-ra. niauuiai'lureU bf ir
II tolHaiii). ujkeu of iti term uf c -iniMeikluti tu, aid we
ku w dctHrvttliy ao. It ia Uu Ctumimu pinchce, in cer
tain qiuirier, t puiTull inumifi nf uw It-en intali, but in the
aljve Hniem. hnn.ln I, rt living wirnrmca i't their great
in tral und ph irjl v nti. An a mttluMiiu ot' the Liver
t'tiiupluuit, JiiiiiuliiH!, Nerviiuaj Uet-iiity uiui iviH.viu, it
haa bt-rit I' hi u1 iuvulu ihle. eil'tt'iiiis i-imnaittl th rHi(hl)
(nulK'a.ini dic5n-, whfii nil ittlicr itirtlicnu-a have failrd.
We tV'J OHivmrMt. thnt in lite use ol ine Oenmn Muter,
the patit-ii! d i h-i h-t; -nit- dcLtumu-'. hut cMiifclanily uuia
trtMipth tnvl vip f I.' the inime a tart worthy ut great
iMiiriuk-ruu n. '1'lie litttii un-pleaaiiul ill taate and wneil,
and can be adiuimatered uitdcrajir cirruiasiaarem. It) lite
in t ik'Iicriitf it-Minrh ludt-ed, tliey can be nsed hy all per
a nau'ithtlt m t perf'tvt auVty. It w uld he well for
trvt wh ar irt-Mli ariWifw, in the nen'oua vat era, to
v iiiiuciwtabviH am 1r.m it.. im, and gruduutl)- in
crease ' 'We a.-ik from experience, and are f c urie, a
pr rerih1jre, Tne rra far and wide, hnve united in re
cmmciidinf the Citrnn ui Uittera. and to the aftitcted t
nK4 crMdwUy a-tviatr their mm.
. : SHKIT UF TUB TIaJ," -
Jutietfltb my
fDO OVR GOODCU'lZKNss who are uivalide, kaow
the many asbxuthiiur cure thut have been perf vined by
Dr. II TlaudB ('ItaWiud Geruiaa Hitiera f If they do
ii t, we rev'tmnieivd thein toihe'(ieruiaj Muitcitie Store,"
all who are uihVi.-d wh Liver CiMiipluiut, Juuit-lioe, Uy
pe!ia. ir Sormn Dehihty ; the ict tr h:it cured many of
ur eiiixena alter the Uat phyiirun had tailed. We have
uatid them, and lM iiitve provt-d t ' bea medu-ute Utal every
ne ah uirl tiiwi, and e emu t refrain giviitf our te
tun ny in their lav t, aixl that which ffives Inem $rmtt
claim upon our humble t if -rt, they nro entirely Vegetable.
"THK DAILY KEVVS,
July .th :
"W speak knovrintlr of fir. Hoofland's frlebmiea Ger.
loan llutera, when we aiv ii w a Meauiis of this Kt sad
in disuuMiif the biliary, diswtuwaiid .Vervnu. fyslems, it
h. not weUiuikeu stiual. Il is a Vrfct'bie Preiairstioii,
sud mule with ku Ale di d, ami l" aU uiyslMl. we would rt-e-sninend
H ss w irthy their eiuilideiice. (
For dc, wh-ileaile aisl retail, at the principal Depnt,
(il'.IIMAN MmilU.Nt STUii,No. 7d Raoe Street,
l'hiladclphia. . i
F.w cile hv M. A. McTAV, Nwhnrriberhiiid. and iu
bury luad rrieouU. dders fenorsdy thrau(huui she
Stale.
April tl, 1W9. IV
CotUti Yarn, Cotton Carpet Ctuua, Cotton Laua
anil Wadding, Cotton Outline, Kesxly made
Pantaloone, Keudy inadsj Veata, Congiwea knives.
Porcelain lined presr'iiig kettles, just received
for aale by II. MASSES, i
Sunbury, Dec J, 184. i
y XE3 of a very eujerior quality for aale by. .
" H. MASSER.;
8uubury, Dec. 2, 1848. j
DLANK BOOKS. An assortment of Blank
Books, just received and sale by
H. MASSER.'
Sunbury, Dec. 8, 1848. -
iYRL'P MOLASSES. 8uoeriur rsAuei Syssjp
MoUwa for aale by Jl E..A si X MAvBliJjb
Huuhwry, Dec I, 1811.