Cjovticultural.
From tin NorrisUwru Heia'rl.)
CIJI.TIVATIO OF FRI ITS GRAPES "
kTRAWBERTIItCS.
The Grape is now one of the most market
able fruits that can be raised. It is easily
cuUivated, requiring but litlle room and littlo
labor, and besides its talue as a marketable
product, supplies a most ngreeabl', cooling
and refreshing articlo for family use.
The foreign rarielies nr, as a general
thing, much too fragile and delicate to justi
fy any attempts to cultivate them, unless un
der very peculiar circumstances; but. we
have the Ellensborough, Catawba, and the
Isabella all of which are native grapes, very
hardy and prolific, and capable of rewarding
almost any degree of care and attention that
that tho cultivator may bo pleased to accord
to them. We do not enumerate these be
cause they comprise the whole list of grapes
capable of withstanding the algid tempera
lure of our climate, but simply because they
are readily obtained, are generally well
known aud highly esteemed. As to the lu
crativeness of this fruit, it is asserted that an
individual residing at Camden, New Jersey,
sends annually to the Philadelphia market,
several thousand weight of the Isabella and
Catawba grape, for which .e receives from
ten to twelve cents per poio.!. These varie
ties are very prolific. The Ellensborough
produces fruit smaller in size, but excellent
in quality, and is, perhaps, on many accounts
the best native grape we have.
In cultivating grapes, one thing appears to
be indisnensable. viz: The selection of a
4 ,
suitable soil. This should be a free, moist,
warm and which loam, and replete with those
principles of vegetable productiveness which
are supplied by tho foliage of the vine it is
required to support.
The very best compost that can be had for
this purpose, is formed of the foliage and ten
drills of the vine itself; and hence in pruning
no particle of those portions which it may be
necessary to remove should be lost or thrown
away. The fact that these constitute a valu
able manure, was first discovered, it is said,
by the vine dressers of France, where com
post formed of the pruning, is now almost
the only stimulus used, whenever asuflicicn
cy of it can be obtained to supply the demand
Where this is not to be had a valuable substi
tute is supplied by tho foliage of forest trees,
rotten wood, and straw ; but these must be
composted, and great care should bo had that
they be reduoed to a degree of fineness which
will admit of their being thoroughly and in
timately incorporated with the soil to which
they aio applied.
. By mixing them, forming them into close
and compact heaps, and adding a fow bushels
of ashes and gypsum, they will soon be re
duced to tho required state and consistency,
and when applied in the spring, and, as cir
cumstances demand, at subsequent periods
during the season, will produce highly bene
ficial and salutary effects. No fruits is more
easily propogaled than tho grape, but the
proeess is now so generally understood that
any specification of the details uppears to be
unnecessary. All that is important to bo ob
nerved, is to select good soil and good vines,
and to treat then) with ordinary care, while
young. If tho land be infested with worms,
ashes or lime must bo applied in sufficient
quantity to dislodge and drive them off.
The Strawberry is another valuable fiuit
v.hich should have a place, and a prominent
and favored one, in every garden. A good
strawberry bed occupies but litlle room, is
easily managed, and will produce more nett
income than the same surface devoted to any
other fruit that can be grown. In the vicini
ty of cities and manufacturing towns, the fruit
always commands a ready market, and a
high prico. Those, therefore, who are in the
market iine, and who have butter, eggs, milk,
Lc, which they carry duily to city customers
would find it to their profit to cultivate the
strawberry, especially the more valuable va
rieties, as it would find a ready sale, and tidi
ly repay them for the labor and expense in
volved in raising and disposing of the fruit.
It is asserted that a poor widow woman, in
the vicinity of Natches, sold from her small
garden, fruit enough to produce the sum ot
fifteen hundred dollars in a single year.
Those who cannot conveniently obtain im
proved varities, may transplant the native
. vines which so plentifully abound in the
fluids, and with the fullest assuiance that the
product will abundantly repay the cost. No
fruit is characterized by a more easy suscep
tibility to improvement, when judiciously
transplanted, than I ho wild strawberry of our
fields and forests. Even in its uncultivated
state delicious, it becomes, by the assistance
f art, and a more congenial locality, equal to
the niost luxuriant products of the tropics. I
have often seen strawberries plucked from
native vines, which measured ono inch in
diameter, and instances aie mentioned where
they havo greatly exceeded even this large
II. D. WHITE.
Mercy. Mercy is goodness in tears. Good
ness is kind to tho good; Mercy is kind to
the bad. UooJues., extendeth a helping
hand to bun that can already wulkj Mercy
to him lhat is prostrato nnd cannot rise. Good
ness makes good men out of nothing ; Mercy
makes good man of bad men. Goodness puts
living man into a beautiful garden and Lids
him dress it; Merry erects the cross and bids
. dying man look and live. Goodness gives lo
Ihe younger son the portion of goods that ful
leih to hiin ; Mercy toes the prodigal a great
' way off, and has compassion, and runs, and
falls on his neck, nnd kisses him. He that
makes light of Goodness, sins; he lhatmnkes
light cf Mercy is doubly damned. X. Y.
RicorJcr.
A distinguished writer upon health and
longevity says : "Extend the same favor
daily to your whole person thut you do to
- your fact and hands. All you require is two
to fivo quarts of cold water, (and as much
more as you please,) and one or two towels;
the whole operation need not occupy five
minulrs. When you can faithfully and fear
lessly wash yoursolf all over with cold water
daily, you will have taken a vast step in the
commencement of uniulerruptoc health."
The religion of some whom we call heathens
enjoins this upon them, while we, with all
the light of ChrUtiuniiy and civilization, are
loo apt to ftrjjW-l it.
"Encourage Your Own I"
HAAS &REXN.
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.
THE subscribers respectfully cnll the attention
of the public to their large and splendid assort
ment of every quality and price of
A11IXET-WAIIE,
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, maile up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort is
spared in tho manufacture of their ware, and the
tibscriliers are determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made. Their stock consists of Mahogany
Sofas, Divan) and Lounges,
liurcatts, secretaries, SftcfcoavKs,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila
delphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CUPBOAKDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in this line of their business.
They also manufacture all kinds and qualities
CHAIRS.
ncluding varieties never before to be had in
Sunbury, such as Maiiooakv, Black Walsct
Aim CrniLtn MiruGntcus; Ann Wuiwm
CHAIRS, AMD taxcy Piaso 8-roni.s, which are of
the latest styles, and warranted to be excelled by
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The HuWrilicrs are determined that there shall
be no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of their ware and
Chnirs,
Their articles will be disposed of en ns good
terms as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun
try Produce taken in payment for work.
tiT" UNDERTAKING attended to on reason
able terms.
tV The Ware Room is in Market Street,
opposite J. Young's store, and nenrly opposite
caver s 1 avern.
DANIEL II A AS,
GEORGE RENN.
Sunbury, April 28, 1849. tf
TICKNOR'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.
TJEINGa progressive and Comprehensive Sys-
tcm of Orthograpy and Orthoepy, including
a variety of definitions, adapted to the use of
Schools in the American Republic, by Ahnon
Ticknor, a Teacher of twenty-five year's experi
ence, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuration, etc.
The attention of Teachers, School Directors,
parents, &c, is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms to the modern spelling and usages
in Orthography as being one of the neatest, cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants of
children, than any other published in the United
Stats. It is what it purports to be, a Spelling
Book and not a Reading Book, and only requires
an examination on the part of Instructors of youth
to secure for it a universal introduction into the
Schools of the United States. Just published, and
for sale by llnxitT Mauser, Sunbury.
Where Teachers and Directors can procure
copies for examination,
August 4, 1819.
N. S. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the rale of Sottthicorth Manufactu
ring Go's. Writing Paprs.
Ware House, No. 3, Minor street
PHILADELPHIA.
100 8, of the above superior Papers now
in store, aim lur suie lu iraiie at me lowest
market prices, consisting in part of
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, 15 and 16 lbs.
blue and white.
Superfine Medium and Demi 'Writings, blue
and white.
Extrasuper and superfine Folio Posts, blue.
Superfine Cammerical Posts, blue and whit
plain und ruled
and white, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt.
Superfine and find Bill Papers, long and broad.
Superfine and fine Counting-House Caps and
Posts, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, plain
and ruled, blue aud white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt.
Superfino Sermon Caps and Posts.
Supcrfiued blue Bath Posts, blue and white,
plain aud ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes,
"Lawyer's" Brief Papers.
Superfine and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities and prices.
Also, 1000 reams white end asserted Shoe Pa
pers, Bonnet Boards, whito and assorted tissue,
Tea, Wmpping, Envelope, assorted and blue Me
diums, Cap Wrapping, Hardware Tapers, ic.
Philadelphia, Nov. 24, 1819.
Groceries ! Groceries ! !
COLTOX & Co.
S. If. Comer Arch If 6th Street Philadelphia,
OFFER for sale to the inhabitants of Sunbury
and vicinity, Family Groceries of the very
finest quality consisting of
Extra Fine, Superior and Common Green and
Cluck Teas.
C'olVees of all kinds and prices.
Sugars of every kind.
Rice, Farina, Sago, Hominy.
All kinds of choice Pick leu, Sauces, Ketchups,
Olive Oil, Preserves, &c, warranted to lie of the
very finest grades in the market and at tha
cheapest rates possible.
4 II gooibi carefully packed and promptly for
warded. COLTON & CO.
S. Cor. An h & 6lh St.
Phila. Oct. S3, 1S19. chcUm ly my 20,
TO rUYSH'IANS, DRL'CGISTS AND COl'XTRY
MERCHANTS.
DR. J. N. KEEI.ER &. Bro. most respectfully
solicits attention to their fresh slock of li"g-ti-sh,
French, German and Amtican Jlrni;, Med
icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye iS'tulls, Glass
ware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines &c. Having
oiieucd a new store No. l Market Su with a
full supply of Freeh Drugs and Medicines, we re
(.pcetfnlly solicit Country dealers to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, promising one
and all who may feel disposed to extend to us their
patronage, to sell them genuine Drugs and Medi
cines, on as liberal terms as any other house in the
City, aud to faithfully execute all orders entrusted
to us promptly and with dispatch.
One of the proprietors being a regular physician,
affords ample guarantee of the genuine quality of
all articles sold at their establishment.
W'e especially invite druggist and country
merchants, who may wish to become agents for
Dr. Jireler't Celebrated Family Mtdiri)u, (stan
dard and popular remedies,) to forward their ad
dress. Soliciting the patronage of deulers, we respect
fully remain,
J, N. KEFhER Sc BRO., Wholesale Druggists,
No. 8tf4 Market street. Philadelphia.
September 15, 1819 ly.
Win. ii. Cochran JL Co.,
Ubdesale mmt Retail,
WINE ANU MCIUOH MERCHANTS,
No. 72 H'nliiul Street, Philadelphia.
H AVE always on hand a very lurga stock of
Wines, Liquors and Segars, of their own
importation. Store Keepers, Hotel Keepers, and
private gentlemen, will lis supplied on the most
liberal term.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 184t
TONE Ware, Earthen Ware, Kaisins, Al
nonds, Prune and Cream Nut.
Plane of all kinds.
Sail and Platsr. Just received and for sals
by JOHN W. FKII.INO.
fuitbury, Dec. SB, 1649.
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOiaN
DRJJ.UrDEGllAlT,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Danville and the public at large, that he has
located in Danville, and is now prepared to prac
tice Medicine and Surgery in all its various bran
ches. He will operate cn all tho various forms
of blindness, cross eyes, club feet, harelip, cleft
palate, and attend to the extraction of tumors,
amputation of limbs, end all other surgical dis
eases. His collection of instruments comprises
all instruments in nmdem Surgery, of the latest
improvement and finest finish. Ho flatters him
self that many years' practice and experience will
lie a sufficient guarantee to those who may feel
disposed to employ him.
His residence is nearly opposite the jUTonttrome
ry Buildings, and next door to Isaac Rosen
baum's store, in North Danville,
Danville, Dec. 1, 1849. ly.
Ingratitude Is the basest crime of
man.
VE arc not among that class of Editors who
for a few dollars will, (at the expense oft ruth
and honesty) "crack up" an article and bring it
into rapid sale; neither are we willing to remain
silent, after having tested tho utility of an im
provement or discovery in scienco or art. Our
readers will recollect we told them we were un
well with a soro throat and violent cold some few
weeks ago. Well, we purchased two bottles of
WINSLOW'S BALSAM OF HORE1IOUND
and so sudden was tho cure, that we forgot wo
ever had a cold. Those who oro ulllieted, may
try it upon our recommendation. Leieitton Tele
graph. A fresh supply of tho above valuable medicine
just received, and for sale in Sunburv, by John
W. Friliug, Mary A. Met ay at Northumberland,
and at wholesale by Frederick KU-tt, & Co., cor
ner of 2d and Callow lull streets, l'lulailclphia.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2 id, 184 'J 8 mo.
.WALL PAPERS.-
FJ1HE Suliscriliers have on hand the largest as-
M. Boitment ot v ail I'Arms in the citv ol l'lu
lailclphia, Wholesale and Retail, consisting of
every variety suitable for Parlors, r.ntnes, Dining
Rooms, Chambers, &c, which tor quality and
style cannot be surpassed. Doing a cash business
wc are enabled to sell a belter article at a much
lower rate than any store doing a
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, a large assortment of Wins Paper,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders, Ac, which will
be sold fur Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at citv prices.
N. B, Dealers are invited to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FINN & BURTON,
No. 142 Arch Street, South sido
Philadelphia, May 26, 1649. ly
CUTLERY.
A N extensive Stock of Pocket and Table CUT-
LEKV.of sale by
JOH1T 1. CCLElvSAlT,
Aos. 32 and 33 ARCADE, and 8i ATorft
THIRD Street,
Comprising 5000 dozen Penknives, Scissors and
Razors.
Also, a choice assortment of Rodgers tr Sons,
Wostenhohn's Circave's W. iV S. Butcher's and
Fenney's Cutlery,
Also, Spanish, Dirk and Hunting Knives.
Also, (iuus, Pistols, and Bowie Knives.
Also, The American Razor Strop, a superior ar
ticle, worlhv the attention of Dealers.
Caiiii Dealers in Cutlery, will find the above
Stock worthy their attention, as the Subscrilier's
chief business is importing and selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, June 9, 1849 ly
MARSHALL'S
Concentrated SarNaparllla,
For the cure of Teller, Serofula. F.rvsipalas. Piles,
Chronic Klieuinatism and all disorders of the
Blood, Mercurial Disease, &c.
XT is reeommended to Physicians and others, as
the strongest preparation now in use, and en
tirely uilterent lrom that put up in quart bottles,
possessing little or no active principle of the Sarsa
parilla, but intended to deceive the public. For
sale by M. A. McCA V , Northumberland.
HEYJS EMBROCATION for Horses will
cure Sprains, Bruises, Cut, Galls, Swellings, and
all complaints requiring an external remedy. I
is highly useful in Spavin, Curb, Ringbone, still
ness ol the Joints, cracked Heels, Splints, &c.
It has olso been used with great success by per
sons atllietcd with Rheumatism, and other com
plaints. Prepared only by W. Marshall, Philadel
phia, and for sale by M. A. McCay, Northumlier-
land.
Philadelphia, May 2(5, 1840 ly
WEISE & CLEMENT,
Saddle and Harness Makers.
PHI HE undersigned respectfully
l-xifik M. inform the public, that they
u-f-r.iAV have commenced the above busi-
J - v- ness in .Sunburv, and will con
stantly keep on hand and manufacture to order, at
their btund in Market street nearly opposite Young's
store, all articles lielonginii to their line of business.
All articles manufactured by them will be made m
the best und most durable style, and at prices as
reasonable as they can be had at any other cstuh
lishment in the county. They therefore respectfully
solicit persons to call and examine for themselves
Ix'furc purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of pro
duce tukeii in by the stores will be taken lu ex
change at the market price.
HENRY WEISE.
AI GCSTL'S 11. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, June 23, 1849.
LIQUOKS, WINES, &C.
rPHE subarrilier has just received a new supply
- of the best liquors that ever came to tSunbury,
consisting in part of
Superior old pule Brandy.
Fine Cogniae Brandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirit.
New England Rum.
Fine Holland Gin.
Superior Old Whiskey
Coin m m do.
Stijicrior Ma Jena Wine.
I.uIhjii do. do.
Superior Port Wine.
Burgundy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Suiicrior Claret Wine in bottles.
Champagne do. do.
HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, May 26 1S49.
L V 11 I) L A M PS.
COIINELIll CO .
No. 176 ( licsuul ail,
RESrECTFl'LLY announce that they have
justliuUhed the most extensive assortment
ol
. LAMPS,
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELEGANT NEW STYLE CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, MANTEL
LIGHTS. &c.
Ill great variety, and of
ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid to ECONOMY,
in the construction of these Lamps, and such are
made as will produce the greatest amount of light
from the least consumption of Lard.
Kceent improvements m the manufactory, with
the introduction of new and perfected machinery,
enable Ibeiu to sell at a very GREAT REDI'C.
TION from former prices, and all articles before
leaving the manufactory, are carefully inspected,
and are warranted perfectly tight, and to give satis
faction. Philadelphia, June 2, 1849. ly
ri'IBSl'E FAFEH. Yellow Tiue pair for
A covering claase. Ac., (ur nl al the Iliac o4
i th Ami isuu.
In prmentincr the public with a rctm-ly for the trmtmenl
nnil pure of Fkvkr ai Aoi-k onilotlier bilioua rlipr-aaea,
no npolotry in ncnlrrf. Vnst number, in llie doled i-lntea,
wno sillier irorn mean niiei-iions in meir vnrirti inrrm. nre
compelleil to seek relief from other squires than lire iinme
dinte prcaeriplions of the rrffulnr physician. It becomes
therefore nn t -Inert of hinnmiity. as well ss nf ptihlip inter
est, to brins: b'forr lliem n remedy prepared from much ex
perience, and which nmv nlivnys be relied ujmn ns sapx,
EFFKCTI'AI., AID 1IARMI.K. TO "ti!K CONT!Tt'T10?t. Thnt
such is Ihe true eh imeter of IhelMHA CIHIt.AHOOt'K.
is nmply attested by Ihe universal success with which it tins
been employed.
fir Kxtmet from ft eommunienti-in ef the Hon. Wn,-
.iam WooDURlDciK, of Ihe L'. S. Semite, lute Governor of
M iehigun.
DirrnoiT, Oct. 31, 1SI0.
Doctor Chart.f. 0noon,
Dcur Sir, 1 Imvo rend with much interest, your litlle
trakati.r upon Ihe ''emiscs, tret ment and cure" of the
febrile diseases winch have so extensively prevailed in our
country llnrinij Ihe lust few inonlha nil inlcrest increneed
ii' doubt, by the fuel Unit 1 have individually sulfered so
much from them. Thouuh 1 feel myself very inonipctcnt
to judre snfely upon a subject so entirely professional, yet
your llienry seems to me well reiismeu, anu your timeiu
sions just, rind I think willed, that your pamphlet is Cftlca
kited Im niiHlnce much practical cood.
Sneaking ul the nic'liciiie he snvs : It fully justihed yonr
naUCIIIIS CXpiTU" I'll, .'nil lis 11 iwnc. nin.i iiniii, mm "iu'
lur remedy, ntv own experience, s i far, induces inet.iW
lieve thai it will prove u preat public Ix'itelit. I mil pleased
to leniii ilmt ym have recently established several agencies
fur its disvsili'in though I regret tiinl. with a vew to a
in re irenenil tlisscuuuatioit ol it, yni stiotnu nave loutiu it
necessary to remove from your present residence among us.
With much respect 1 have the lonot to lie. sir,
WIM.IAM WOOUlliUDGn.
i our miuecn scream.
tr From Hon. fTttetiEN V. R. Trowbridge, of Michi
gan Stute Senale, to the Affenl nl Detroit.
til !! MING it AM. I'AKt.ANII L.O., liec. ;i, 1U.
Sir von wish ine to iiitOrm vou wlmt 1 kn"W of t)r.
Osuiwd's India Ch'lTi".'jrue. or auti-bili.tus medicine. 1 do
believe that if the virtue nnd erticacy ul this medicine were
ceneially known, the ffver and aucs would disappear in
.Micuifiiiti.
I procured n tioltle in the spring of and have (rood
reason to believe that myself nnd family escaped the n&uc
lust season in consequence of its use.
IVrliaps in no summer since the settlement ol tins tine
peninsula, luui tne lever nurl ague oeeil so prevalent us t lie
lust. I Imve rrc'Mnmrnilen ibis meilieine in numerous iu
slunees, flint wlien the Ulseiist Ittlit 1'eenme fiXTri uml lr.it)b-il
Ihe skill of pliysirinus ; nnil 1 linve never lin-iwu it liul. 1
bnu universally pnwtueetl llie m st bnppy etfeets, nud I bet
lieve it lins never iieeu exeeeu'ii ny nny uieuielile ill remo
ving tbe biiious ibst-Msi's 01' Die eliuiate.
i ours, rcspeeiiitiiv.
sri'.i'itv.N v. r. TrHiwimmnn.
Atreirt f..i Sunburv II. II. MASSl'.R; N .rtlnmilM-rbiiul.
WITHI'(';T(lr .V l'i. Mlllon, J. Jl. UASl:llj Seliws
IP.ve, MAY & KI.USi;.
.May B, IMS II
Acer's Cherr Pectoral,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP,
HOARSENESS. ASTHMA. DOOP.
IN (J COUd If. HROSCHUTIS
AND CONSUMPTION.
rrMI!?? v.'ilmible pre;vir:iti.n. s st. .iiisliinijty successful
1 in eurliiir disiMses il tiiu l.uims. is the result ul'n siV. ill-
fill eolul'ln'iti.'u ul' tl.c known cunilne lirinc-ii.les nf
mctbeiue. Its inureilu-iils tirr frn ly tuuile kieovn lo llie
pul.lie. nntl lire itinse iirkniiwW-, lu'iil to ne-lie:il men us
possrssuiu rare ineili',.'il virliR-s. whii-li prvuliitr virluesnre
(in.liln.nl in the I II Kill! V I'Dr'I'i ill in Ih. ir urnil
est purity nnd einrney. mid whi-ii used, ns will be sl-cii fraul
tne toihiwimr vioiuii.t.. tesiuu uy :
l'Ktii isiut ri.iix i:i.am),
of D vd .in r..lle;e. Ilitiuswiek. Muiiie, writes: "I Imvc
witnessed the elb'fts ol y.mr t In-rry IVet.inil lu my own
family and ill lliat ol mv friends, imd it lias fri veil great
salislaeti.'U in eases lv ih of adults mid rliii.lri-n "
A VOIi'i: FKOM MASSACIII Sl'.TTS.
From Or. llrvanl, Druiririwl and l'.-sl master, Chie.ipee
Falis, Mass:
JjH.J.tJ.AvrR Pt-ar Sir : Fuel sed pit-use fi:;d remit
tance for nil the Cherry Pectoral last s.-nt me. 1 can nn
liesitstut)ily say. that u medicine we sell piles such s-itis-faetlon
us your's d'S-s nor have I ever seen a inwhcine
which cured so many eases ol" c.ni'jh and Inns c.iiuptuiiits
Our Physieinus ore usiiiff it extennive!)- in the practice, and
with llie lispplesl eneets.
Truly yours, V. M. llll AM'.
1)R lT.rtKINS.
President of Verm uit Alnlieal tolh ye one of tbe incst
learned nud tntctliiicul physicians in the country, 4eousiders
it n c iinp.isiti.il! "f rare excellence f.r the cure of that for
midable disease, ('. usiiuipiiiin."
An almost ineredit'lc nunilier of certificates, have been
received ; proving thru the i Merry IVctoral is. lu truth, u
till tat i:r.ii:iiv
for Oi.uyhs. r-il.1-. Asiheri and all p.ilin .n iry einvilaints.
t'liii i: :.j i:ts pi;it iiu rri.r:.
Prc.vir.-d lo .1. l'. A I'.li. I. !!. Miss, and s Id l.r
II M AfSF.lt, Sunbnry. nnd M .Ml Y MeCAY, Xorlhiii.i
bcrland. .March 31, lli'
TANNERS TAKE NOTICI
cw Illlt- Oil and l:tl!i'i' Store.
No. Ill North 3d St. 3 doors below Race St.
PlnUult Iplua
1
IIF. sol s. libers offer to llie tanners on the
most favorable tortus their frosli importation
of Hides, consisting; of Dnenos Ay res, Lntilala,
Caraccas, Ltu-uira, IIuntr-Drv, Chili. Sailed l'cr-
ambtico and all kinds nf Spanish Hides, dry and
Ited. Also, (irecn slaughter, Drv !alled, and
Dlaek Dry Patna Kips,
Also, tstraiiihts, and Hank oil and a general as
sortment of Currier's Tools.
They will sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the alsne Hides, Kips, Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city,
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds.
RISEN & KIUKPATUICK.
Philadelphia, May 2G, 184U. ly
JUsTsT .B.PJTEE.
A Xctv.iNKortiueiitol Treali 4; o oris.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
TE.?rKCTFrUiV informs hU friomU, rim
toiueriiai.il otlicm, tliat he lias just received a
handsome assort mmt of
NEW coons
at hi store in Market Square in -Sunhury such as
Dry (loods. Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, tau
Sunbury, Juno S3, le19.
cm: at
AHRI VAIj.
OHN W. FKU.IXCS lias just ren ivcJ at liis
' stori' iti Stinliury an extensive us-orlim-iit
NEW (.(lOlls, cl'rti'ry varii-iy wKiili lio is now
rcaily lo mil or oxi-lianye for jmnjuco ; nil J vuiisUt-
g in iart ol
cloths, cjsslveri:s, & c.
Linen und Cotton drilling, and summer
wear of ull kinds.
Cai.h'oes, Chintz, Gingham, I mvns, &.c.
Muslins bli'aclipd and uiiljlt-achctl.
PALM LEAF AXD OTHER HATS.
Qitecnswore and Hardware of all
ktnds.
Ditvus Paints, ami Dvrstcffs.
FISH, SALT, AM) PLASTF-K.
Anil a pri-at vuiioty of otlit-r urtUIca all of hicli
will lie sold ut llie lowest terms.
huuluiry, May S(i, lSI'J.
7. 7. G?kESlTCTJGH.
(I.alc Kt-llrr & ;ri;oiiius;Ii.)
PATENT ATTOPvNi:Y.
AND MECHAiriCAX. ENOINEEn,
U'sinIiIiikIuii, II. '.'
UAWIXGS ami jiitpfid for ihe l'uten'.
Ollicx,
m, pii'pari'.l ami all tin1 iifcfs.aiy tin
rclaliun lo scfnrinjj nalcnls, Irani;
snit'ss, m rclaliun lo Bfruriii" nalfiils,
acted, and promptly allcnilcil to, at their ul'
lice opixisitu th l'.ilcnl Ullice.
Oclubcr 28, 1813.
Kutli'C (o Itcllnqiiriilaj.
I.L jicrsona ituU-bted to the utiliarrihrr, longer
Ihuii six nionlhs, on notii or book ai-count, ure
rfquratril to mil anil inuke sctili incnt, or rise tlirir
arcount will be U-lt with a 111 iirislrute lor rollw.
Uon. JOHN V. FIW.IXU
bunbury, July 7, 1849, -
STONE WARE.
OTONE uiilk l'aua, atone Jug and FiU-hera,
anil other artirlr of atone ware just receive J
and for sale by JOHX W. FKILIXU
tfuubury, June 31, 1819.
ALllJ'H celebrated llor-e and Cuttle Medi
cine for sale by HENKV MAS1:I
bunbury Jan. 7lh, 1840
JOURNAL
DR. TOWNMJND'S COUrOl'ND EXTRACT OP
SAliSAl'AUILLA.
THIS Extract ts put Up in qimrt botttei. It te six time
cliropcr, ptenwuitcr, and wnrrnnteil superior to miy
sold. It rnrrs difnws without vimitinff, purging, sicK-
ness, or debilitating Ihs ptient( and is particularly anspioa
FALL AD PIPKIINU MlUlUIAiC
The great leauty and superiority nf this Pnrrwparllls otst
other remedtrs is, whilst it eradicates disease,
it invipronitcs the vnf,
Onimimption eured.
Clcmixe nnd !trmgthn.
Cnnnmiipti'tn enn Ikj rnml.
Bronchitis, CntiKiiiniittoH, Iivrr Cmiplniut, Colds. Coughs,
talnrrh, AmUiiiiii, SUtimff of KI.whI. rrnrw mine
Chest, Ilwlif Vluxli, Niirht ?wents, Jiilfi
cult nitd Protnse lixj'rtonition,
nntl Pain in the Side,
Ac., Vc,
linvr und r.m le rurfd.
Pnitmhlv there never wiir n rrimdv tliat hns ln so suc
cessful in drnprrntc rjises of coiiiinnpliou as this ; it clenn-
scsniHl streiifitheiis the svsirm. aim apwnri w wi
cers on the linitrn. and puiienis grudually regain their usual
health and strength.
Cl KIOLS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There in stnrrelv a Aw tmrM hut there are a nnniljer of
casrs if consumption rernrtpd as rnrrd hy the tine of l)r
rviist-u s ?wrNipuuitu. ine i Mowing wai rcvuimjr
ceived : .
Pr. Towhksp Tlcnr Sir: For the lout three yenrs l
hnvc Imch ntrlir-teil with frenend dchility. nnd nervous eon
utiinntiftu nf the lust stae, and did not expert to ever puui
mv hriilth :it nil. After iroiiiir ihroitah a courwof meilicme
miller the mm of some if (Tie m"t dirtingtiinhed rearnhtr
Klivsieiiins and mrmlier of the Bmnl of Health in New
York nnd elsewhere, nnd spi'mlma; tlie most of my cnrninKS
in attemptitifr to retnun my henlth, and alter rendm in
some pM.T if you i Saranjmfilta 1 resolved to try it. After
lining rix luetics 1 found it dune ine rent point, and cnlled
to see you at your office ; with your adviee ! kept nn, nnd
do most hinrlily th.iuk yon lor your nilvice. 1 persevere in
takinir llie S:irKintiriUu. nud hnvc teen able to attend to my
nmuil lntKrsfr ihe List four nvnitliF, nnd I hojte hy the
Memiucs of fi'Mt nnd your Snrnnnnrilln to rontinne mv
heulih. It hcled me beyond t lie expeetnti'ms of ull who
k,iew my c:ie. CIlAKLKS IL'IMUY
Oinime. V.pnex co, N. J., Auc. 2. 117.
Stnteof New Jertw-y, K.swx county, Charles O.nim
hy heinar duly sworn iteeordmfir to hiw, on his onth mlh,
th it tin forrifiiiir nijiteinent is true neenrdins: to the heat ul"
hiikuowledtrennd lelief. II AKI.I.S ql l.MMV.
Sworn nnd subscritH.il to lefore me nt Onmce. 1lie2d
August, P-IT. CVlll S BAI.WIN.
Justice of the Pence.
SPITTING HI.O(H).
Rend the following, und suy that c nmmi;itimi is in incu
rable if you enn :
lew 1 oik, ipru t.i. irw.
lr. Townskno : I verilv U'hevo thut 'your S:irt.in;irill;i
Ims Iweii the menu?, through Pn tvitlence, of suvinn my lite
1 hiivelor evernl venm hml a iMtl c nrh. it necnnir wrne
nnd worse. At Inst I r;iiw;d Inrne qnitutitieB of Ii:h(, hnd
ht-lit Fweats nnd nn riiiliy debiliUiled and reduced, unit
ilul nut expect to live. 1 have only used V'-nr S:irnriparilU.
lint n Phi-it time, and there hnp n "wonderful ehnnire been
WTiMicht in tne. 1 inn now nhle to walk all over the city.
I nine no blood, tuul my c nili hns left me. You enn well
iinnfjinc that 1 tun thankful I t these results. Your obedi
ent servant. YVM. KL'SSKl.U W Catharine st.
LOST HKIl SPKKCIl.
The mmexed ceriiheate tells a Finiple nnd truthful story
nf ptiirertiiff and relief. There nre th nisituds of siinihr ca
pes in this city nnd Itnvtklyn. nnil yet therenre th-msnm!
of pm-entP let their children die lor ic.ir of being hu;uhusi;el
or to kivc a lew ahiliiiiss.
Bnioltlyn, Sept. lH. 1-17.
Tr. Townknti: 1 t-ike pleasure in -uitinc:, for the bene
fit of those whom it tuny concern, that my dnuuhtcr. two
ye-1 is mid nix tn nt Iih old. w.is ntliieieil wtih g- a.-i.-il dc
i.iliiy aud loss nf stpeie!i. She was piv-n up as je
C"erybyour family physician ; b-it ( irtunv.ely I w-is re
e .niuiended by a friend to try yur Siraaik-iriila. Hef re
lu'viiur useil one Imttle she recrtvered her speech nud was
eualtktl to walk alone, to the ast miithincuf "i nil wh were
acquainted with the ciremnxtajicej!, Siic is now quite writ,
uml in murh better he ih h tiian she bus he-n f r 1" in nil hs
pas.. JOSIIPII TAYI.tUl, I J- York st., llr.H.klyii.
Tvt cim.i)iu;N svi;n.
Ycrv few f.iniibep indeed in f u t we h;ive n l heard of
one (hat uc.l lr. T 'wnst-nil's S:irH'tftnlla in time. I -si
n:iv children the past Simiuir r. while th -se ibii ib.l n-'(,
siekemil nnd tlird. The eercificnte we puM'-h Iwl uv n
inclusive evidence . im value, nud is only an -tber inai;incs
of its savinit the lives ii children :
J)r. Townkm) l)c:ir Sir : I had two children cured by
y ur Strsaparii'a 't th'' summer ciimpi out un:l ity-i'-ni.-iry ;
one v.iis only 1 in 'uthold nud th.i other H years. Tiny
were verv much reduced, nud we expected they w Mild die;
lhev were aiveii up bv tv res. eet able nh . si'-i:nis. Wli'-n
liie d tcbr iuf rnu'd us lint we inns I sethetu. we r !- '
ver ft try vur S-irsupnril!:i we Iridheird s iuti"h ct. but j
had little c-nilideii'-e, theic lieiiur nineli sinif a IvcrtiMi! ,
that m worthless: but we are thankful thai we did. f.ir it j
und..iibteiU at veil the lives tf b 'th. 1 wriic thin li;;it ulli i
ers mav he 'induced to use it. Y-Mirs. res e-rf'illv. j
.P Hl YII.S(. .Ir. !
Myrtle-avenue, nro -k!u. S. pt. -,, l-t:
TO tu: h.M.".
(iRKAT FKMAI.K Ml 'A ''N
Dn. Townrlmi's Si:s p at. i t. a :i s v,
cure f ir incipient e insami tii u. u f -r the l-
:il ;
lion of the system no mailer whe her the n mi:i oi' iniie
rcut cause or can:, pr-Klm-cd by irtctilai My, illiica ur ac
cident. Noihn p can be in -re snrpriftn thni its inviff'iralinjf
fects on the liumin frniue. Peiitous nil weak new tmd laa
LtiiLle, from taking it at once Ui- -ine r tbust uml of
euerev under iis intluen. e. It imuiediati-'y c-imi-:.vi the
uer i i KMiess "f the fciii iie liame, wliteh is the great c;iut
barrenness.
It will ii"t be expected f us, ill c.-is of km delk-ute :i i;a
lare, to cxiiihtt cei 1 un-a1 oi cures pcif -nnc'l. l ul we c u
i!-i?re the alt.i'-'ted thai h ia!r...lb d' e s have Ik'.-ii ier-
tilt t ' l!S,
Iik. i'ovx.F:n : My wife l i ne rre.itly diM'Si-ei by
V ikn- m ae 1 cu- ra: o--' :i.i;
uh i uii-l wi ll tber -ul.
1 ii I.I n :;,
i I It lv in.; k ii va r i
where v--tir llieil'cit.e Ins cfiee-rd
p.'tTll l lire.i ; ;.,)tt ;
i m ! i rf I have d-'f Ti'
i S1iKi5.a11i.r1 mi..1
In ;i s . " .1
t . r 1 ;.- :
hearna? it Tec- uiuu n-U .1 i' r chch c
I oiilained u I. liic , -l ur l'.XM.H't
I-'Will tho dirccii ii(j-t' in
rciu-Ai'd her e m; 1 liul- ;m: ) -'-i :
pieritint fr tt'f i'CM'-lt:s (-' i'f h
lh.in ku -w!v !-:ia, it. .u..; l---- i
Alh'irv, iJ
!
iJ'lhi !.l
'.i tin ul nr iih
;ii'lv rt hfllll ii'-'
fU'lli.'
illii'r hi i-
' 1 n t,ii m rM'j 1 h'-m it.r Uiv Mi-.'Tiiis oi iii.'
S Mil
p.ir.iti 'ii ol hitKiurilld. It 11 mm' ruit'n every imsc (
d niH-'iihi.i, liowcvrr f-wrenr rlircuic.
i:ini uiiir'iiii-iiT. AiiKiny, .i:iv in, .-u.
Ilr. Tiiwn inl Sir: I htve tn-ni atllii-irtl tr Kfvcrul
:ir with lv.Lwia in im wnrt trm, HtiiMMUtl with ur
nrw of BiniiiHi'li, i-mii if nppriiii-. t'xtrniif lic.irthurii. hihI a
git.1; it averm m t ull kimlhi't U d, Mint (t wrt-Un, (wlitii 1
u Iti ei) l imve tx-cii uiuiiiic u r i;iiu uui u hiiiuii itoiiinu
nit mv BH'tiUK'li. I Irifil tht! iiKii.tl rrmt'ili.-!, hut lln-y hud
iiit little or ii cflrt in ninoviiiiF tn coinphnnt. 1 v;ts 111-
UiK-tnl, alMit two inoiiihs inin-t. to tiy yo 11 Kxtrnri ui Sar
Kinrtnllii. ami 1 nuit.t viv wiih little v u!ik-iice ; l''it m'trr
tli:i hinrtlitini int irr lv rt'in ivtAl; mul I would o;iritrsily re-
lir iTi ixv'i n uui . i loirri in .iii-(.-iit- 11 fU'M-o nun
liiiii'-ml Hie us;- of it lo llmse wli linre Is-t-M nlllirleil as 1
ls.-e Im:mi. Yours, e.. W. W. VAN ZAXUT.
AL'i-iit for Sinil.iiry JDIIN YV.. I'ltll.l.XU ; Nor-
IliiiuiU-rliiinl, M Alt V A. MeCAY i Uunviilr, W.M. A.
MI'RHAY Co.,
Apnl'Ji, im. Ir
DIATvZOND POWDER.
" FOIl
RAZOR STROPS.
riMIIS Fowjer is warranted far suierior lo any
1 thin-' in use lor iiiiii.i Jm,' a keen, smootlieilL-e
to Itamrs, f-urnii'al instiuuieuts, anil all kinds of
tine ( c n.mv ; it may In- applied lo nny kind of
strop. Also superior Kozor, Knives, and Ferfu-
inery, wholesale anil retail, by
Al.l-KEU HEXXETT, Airent.
Depot of Fine Razors, Strop, Urushes, nud
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. IS 8oulh Fillll street a-
bove Chestnut Fhiladeliliiu.
TESTIMOXIALS.
I'll l la Ii 1. 1 i-ii 1 1, Feb. lfllh, 1SH.
This nmv certify lhat I have used one of the
Strops prepared wilh HAYXEiS' MAGIC 1IA-
MUMI FOWUEK, and can attest in Ihe most
uneipiivoeal manlier, that there is nothing can be
found thai will produce the same effect in my opin
ion, and must s.iy ta others, try it, and you will
find it stitM-iior lo any hejrtoforc in use. I can
truly say that I never knew what a sharp razor
was before.
JOHX SCOTT, lion Safe Maker, 418. Third t.
Pull ilii.Lriii a, October, 18H.
A very hard beard and tender face has compel
led me to seek and text many contrivances design-
cd to make shavinir easy and pleasant, but w il'.i
iudifierent success, until I made use of llie Maie
D1AMOM) FOU UEU, sold bv Allied llennett,
and R Kissel's rshavinn Cream. Their united pow
er net like mair, and impart a power to the liazor
to remove the most stubborn beard, without irri
tating the skin or temper of their ow ner.
J. COX, 49 South Fifth Street.
For sale at this oli'ue Fricc 2" els. per Dot
November SS, ISiri Cm.
i;tu.t & mi.vi:i Willi:.
J. STOCKMAN,
.Yo. 60 Chesnnt-st, at the siisn of the (wold
Thimble, between id. If 'id.sts., South side
I'lllLAIHI.I'HIA.
AXI'FAC'J'L'KES and keep coustautly
un hauJ, al wholesale and retail, the fol
lowing arlii les, of a superior quality, ut reduced
prices : Hold und Silver lVneils. il l Thimbles, do
Finder Shit-Ida, Silver Table, 7)cscrt, Tea. r-'alt
und Muslard Spoons, do Forks. Soup and Oyster
Ladle, do loiiilis, Furse Clasps, Scissor Hook
and Chains, Knitting Sheaths, &c.
ALSO, Jewellery, I'lated aud Urittaunia ware,
German tiWr Spoons, &c; Gold lliuinoud poin
ted l'jtr jiiou price ; Jackson's riuperior
Eve ils, Ac, &c.
fi lay 1849
BLANKS.
u bL.
LAXKS of every description can b had by
applying al th office of Ul Aairisun
LIVER COXVXriiAXNT,
JAUNDTCK, DYSrRI'SIA, CHRONIC OR.
NERVOUS PEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising from a disordered
' Liver or Stomach in both Male and
Female:
Pitch as ConsHpatlon. Iirwarrl Piles, Fullness or Blood to
the Hend, Acidity of the tomachi Nausea, Hmrt-horn,
Distrust for Fiv-d, Fullness or weight in the Stmnnch, ur
F.ruetati'ais, Siuktnp or Fluttering at the pit of the Stomach
Swinmiius; of the Head, Hurried aitd Dirticnlt Ureathms.
Flutterinff at Ihe Henrt, Chokitiff or SufncHtinf Kiianti'Uis
when in a Ivtus: p'stnre Uimnehk of Vision. lots or webs
before the Sitrht, Fever ntKl dull naiii lu the Head, Deficien
cy of PrrpirniioM( M ellowness of the Skin nnd Kyes, Pain
in the ritle, lnck, Chest, Limits, ftc, rndden nasties ui
Ileni, Buruinft in the Flsh Constant Irnnirmiuss of evil
and great depression of Spirits Can lie effectually cured by
ex. hocflaitb;s
Celehrated Gerninn Hitters
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled if
equalled hy any rtber prepnrnti u in the Tinted States
as the cures attest, in nuiuy cases after skillful physicians
had fniled.
Uenunremeut of the IJver snd Stomach are sources of
Insanity, und will also produce disease of the Honrt, Skin.
I an lira nud Kidneys, nnd lavs the body open to an attack of
the i'holern, Dili ms, or Yellow Fever, and is frenernlly the
first cause ol that inmt buueiul disease, Cousumpiion,
Opinions of the Phifftdctphia Press.
"THE DISPATCH,"
)ecemlei Dint Bays:
AN INVALFAHLK .U:ilt.i.K. We liave frequently
heard the t'elehratiil tier man Hitters, manufactured bv Ur
II jotllmid, spoken of in terms uf commeuihiti m, antl we
know desrvoilly go. It is a too common practice, in cer
tain quartern, to putt nil manner of useless trash, tm ui tha
ah ve Hitters, luiudreil. arc living witnesses of lie tr i:.'fit
in iral nud physical wrth. Asa meiheuis nf the I aver
, CoinpLunt, Jauiitlicc, Nervous Debility and J spej n i, it
lius iwen l nn,) iu aluahle, etlectiug eure niut tn 1 uily !
eraibeutiiiff iliseases, when all other medicines have failed.
We feel cuiiviucL'd. (hut in the use of the (iermaii Itittcrtj,
the tatient desn it lue ane debilitiitctl, but constantly gains
strength nud vipor t the frame a furt wirthy ot grent
consideration. The Hitters are pleasant in taste and stneil,
and can Imj abniiiis;ercd under any circumstances, to the
in st iletieate stturir h. Indeed, they cju lc nsett by all per
siiMwiOith ni st pcrfei-t safety.' It would le well for
th'ise win nre much nllVcteil in the nervous system, to
c iinmenee with one ten sp'K'iiful or less, uml jiradually in
crease!. Wc spenk from exerieuer', nirt arc of course, a
pr 'per judpe. The press far and wide, have united iu re
coinnieiidinp th toM-iiian Hitlers, und to the olllictcd ws
most c.'nlially advisetheir use.
SI'IIUT OF THE T1MKS,"
June I til Rivs:
'D( Oi ri noOLClTlKS who are invalids, know
the m tuyastMiiishina: cures thnt Inve been perf rniRd bv
Dr. Hi '(Hand's Celebrated ticrm.ni Hitters? If they d-i
ii 't, we rccoiuinend them to the'-( icnnnii Medicine Sinrc,"
all who nrr nftlicied with Ijiver ( Vmplaint, Jaundice. Dys
pepsia, or Nervims Debilit y ; the l)oct r has cured many uf
our citi.cus after the best physieituis Imd failed. We have
used tliem, and they Inve prnved ben meilieine that every
cue sh mid know of, and we e inn ! retrain pivnnr our tes
i titu 'iiy in their fnvor, and that which pives them greater
1 claim up. in our humble eirrl, thev are entirely Yegc:able.
I "THE DAILY NEWS,"
July 1th s-ivs
"We B-irik ku nvin-ilv t.f lr. I loi Maudes Celebrated Ger
man IJiitciri. when we say it is a hlessinrt f this ape; and
in uie ts'S'il tbe biliarv. digestive ami N ervous Svstems. it
Ims not we think on equal. It is a Vegetable Preparation,
and mane wi'!i nt Ale h l, and 1 1 all invalids we wnild re-
c tintueiid it us w-'iihv their c uihMcuce.
! F"r sde. wh ies,;!e nud retail, at the nrincipnt Denot,
fiKHMAN MKHIC1.NK STUKK, No. PA) Arch Street,
I I'uiiaiicipiiia.
For sile by M. A. MeCAY. Northumberland nnd Sun-
j burv nud respectable dealers generally throughout ths
i State.
' April Ul, letO. ly
COLfJMDl.W SERIKS OF
jnivfttimrttcfi.
The Pupil's friend and Tcarhcr's tnmfort.
J1IK ( (H.U.MniAN (' A IA: L'LATOIl". Thia
nrl; is nln aily introiUicnl into aoine of the
l.c-;t Ai-ixLunit-fl nnil a lars;p titmilior of School,
i hcrc its use has ijivpn iltvuii-ii and tinivprsal a
I tis!'a,iion, liolh to teacher nnil pupil. It ia purely
Am- lienn in its rhanietrr. h;ne:l upon our own
! Iienntiful tlerim,,) frm of citrreney. It contains
j iii-ire. the arrangements are hctter. anil it is Ihe
easiest anil cheapc-t tvnrli of th.e kiml now iu use;
j in: I it is mi coni;lcrr ' ,y hiMiilreds of the most
I . ii:)'etent teachers nnil men ol'm-irnre ill the I'ni
I on. who havo rei ninnienileil it, It is the hook,
! par'ietilarlv anil expressly jirepareil lor our Ame
i rieaa .S,7ori. : Ry Anion Virliwr.
Tn i: Yo exit's On i.r miu At Pi.i i t iTim. This
volume conia-ns '.! piiL'c. with a' out HOO cxnin
p'.es I' -r so!uti.):i mi the .e. It e;iihr.ues llie
I l'uii.l iinenl.il Kiiles, ( 'oiiij-oitr.il Iviili-s, Simple
unl ( 'onipotiiu! Ivfiiu-tion, -.ie;!r Kule ofThre,
IV ;' 'ition. ve.
T
A 1:
. T . i; , is ilcstinrtt
in V. j S.'hols ot' tho
iiicuUiio kind ol' uny
in-'
1:1 IV
i!t ArithniPtirs bound tin
r vi'iiioitrc ot' toachors, itt
tjiitsii his arc 4tvtMt with
lor tin- Ma-
hoiiril. 1 lirse
oi'llii' ku;l ever
'i :
i. in ii-i.i ii.-it. i.: ,.tit t-.Vvi
i y rsi.rm.Mi -Ve. tor the
All ilial is w-ititPii is In have
ll.t-
the ;i' b'J-'ks e. m:i:i 'l. awl : lea lier who is
a'qi:;iiii;i-.t w itii llie sen iK-e ul' Aniii.-neti:-, will
lifsitiitf In i-ronoume them the best works thut
huvc ever been pnlilislu-d in this or any other
country.
i Although issued but a few mrmths, they have
iihe.nlv been inlioilui-ed into the Xi'-rht FuMic
; Sehools of Xew York t'ity in all the S:-honls
public and private, except two, in the I'lty of
Kemliti. Also, in iilmtit tweutv Aeadanites in the
Mate ol IViHifYivaiiiii in a hire portion ot the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, in the City of
Lancaster, and in the Uorough of llarnsburfr,
York, Chumlicrshurtr, Lebanon, Uoylestowu, I'olts-
ville, OrwiKsburir, inc., &e
For sale by Hi vkt Massi.ii, Sunbury, Agent
lor .orlhtmibcrlaiid C ounty
Sunbury, Dec. 2, 18-18.
KCSU OJNIJYIFNT, rOR TETTER
It I'.Ail the followine eritifinile from Cait. Drvoe. Ihe
1 will kit iw a uiul popular Mium litsit Capiaia (of the
Tiavelli-r.)
PlIILtDELPHIa, Octols-r 31, li-IS.
Sevcrrtl veara aiii'-i; I wna nttackej with a lirtsikin out
on mv nei-k in Ihr f .nil ot' Tetter, whii-h I sin e-'iiviuctsl
wits iv tilraeti-d at Ihe Uiirlier'aSliop. It irnnwliuilly exteiul
eil over uiy fuee mini it rent-lied tile appt-r (uirl of the
elii-i-ka. llnriuu the aeenil m sitha th:it it eoutitiiuil
. i n ailing. I use.1 iluh-renl applieatssis, a sue of whii-h had
the eili-ci, nptm-ntly lit liviat, o' iiu-rtsi.111 Ihe ilisrase, hut
from ii.iii.-oi Ihem ihtl I prreeive Ihe Usist hem-fit until I
:i;-pli.-.l Ihe lloss I Iimjiknt. Iiy the use of one jar ol it,
I w.ia pt rleetly euied unU have reiiiuiued free of the ulTec-
tlo
1 Imve aine n.iil the Ointment, lightly applied forroilh
nets ot the luce, hi u-hea, chapped hands, itc. Yilli pt-r-feet
siK-et-ss. 1 have no hi-aiiuiioii iu reeoiuiueadiuir it in
the stroneat msiiuer to the puhltu.
JAMES DEVOE.
Aeeni Hsskt Masse, Suiihury.
July IJ, Ibiu.
P.TE1TT 2EEEICI1TEO.
Green's Oxygenated liuter, price reduced.
Old Jacob 'Fownscud'a Sarsuparilla.
Dakt r's S.ii iaparillu.
C. . . .f u-:i t', .
.va ne - yrup oi uu t-nerr
Sway ne' Ycrmwuo.
yie's Cherry IVelaral
llr. Drake's Funacta.
Ur- Culleu's do
Tibial' Fain Killer,
llr. H Holland's German Bitter'
Indian ecelahle Fills
Horse und Cuttle Medicine
For sale bv HENRY MASTER,
.-unbury, July I I, 1840.
'ottou Yarn. Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Lap
and W adding, Coliou Outlines, Ready made
l'antal-Hins. Ready made Yests, Counress Knives,
Fon-elain lined preserving kettles, just received
for sale by IL MASSE R.
Sunbury, Dee. 2, 1848.
JATEXT Trusses of all kiml. Harrison'
writing and indellible ink, Cotton yarn and
laiis, just received and fur sale by
. J. W. FKILIXG.
Sunbury, Dec. 8, 1848.
Al'S. An assortment just received. Also
1 silk HATS at 5, for sale by
H. MASSER.
Kunbury, Dee. t, 1848.
BOOKS and Gold Fen. On hand several eop
ie of the life of Christ, and olso a number ol
gold pen which we will sell at tlie Philadelphia
price. For ale at thisoflice.
KEXXEDY"S PATENT SA.SH FAS
TENINGS. A cheap and excellent arU
cle lur fsU-iiinz sash for sale by
J. V. FR1MXG.
fuubury, July 7, 1819.
OXYGENATED
A SOT FR Eia?f REMEDY FOR
PHTHISIC,
AND
GErfCItAL SEOILITT.
GEORGE B. GkEEX, PHOPR;rroR.
Windsor, Vermont.
T nvereifn rcme.lv f ir DVf l'KI'.-l A, In m,y ,f ,
J. form,, Midi im r,i, in the W.rni.n-h. Henrtbur,,. hWt,i.l
PhthLlc.) m.d AMIhii., ..r rilthi.iriilleiKlnl wliU.,;
meiit Df til.-St..iiurh I ,r Dyinrnlic Ailhnn.l U,trJ..
Hrealhliu, which iirtrn riwilli fnim imperfect cliircli.m ,
Drancptir SvsraiT.) ia relii-vert hv lhe. 11,11. i
their uk ha lieen prvcl in the relief of lmii all tl(
j iiipiniiia mm proceeo inun a dehihlnted cr wnnic comii
Hon f the St .mneh j nlan in jreneml rivhllitv oriiin frt.nl
(tjre r friira the fclfcrra ..f Fever, particularly Fever anr
Ajue. Temalra aiilferinl niKlcr biiv nlcrni lernnement
anani fnm u-rnknem. will find the "Oitokmatid Bit
tfb." un excellent remeily, anil nH nirpaaaed by any medi'
cine in nee.
The hiaMrr nf lliif meilieine it peculiar. It haa rmda it1
way to public liivnr lulely hy the force of In on hnrhisi
mcrna. No arlifichil irtiuna have been uaed t rive it tie
toricty anil throat it upnrf nulilic attentinn. It haa nevef
before even lieen ailvertierd. but having firrt abown ita r
marknhle efficacy in the family of the proprietor, mt bf
him nllcrw-niil. mlmiiiiaternl to hil afflicted friende ! ac
quaiulnncra u-ilh a like reault, ita reputation rranuallv ax'
tended until it if known in the rnont diatant parta of th"
I'nion, na a medicine of unrivalled virtuea in tha rax of
Wyapepaia in ml ita different forma, nnd also for the cor f
Asthma or I'luhiaic. Ita only hcmld and itt only eul"y
hna been the etory of ila wonderful efficnev, aa told froii
month to month or hy letter from friend to friend. In v.
ry inatiince where thrae Bittera have Iwen uaed, and lhlr
ul uiiiile known to the proprietor, they have proved re
in, .j .
Numcrona ccrlilicntes. nlteatiiur tha .ino-nlnr m.
the Oxicrv.TKB lltTrp.as." nie iu the ixwaeaaion of th
liroprietor: ninny ol them alined by pcraona already widalr
known to tlii. nulilic '
t.KU. II. GHEEN, Proprietor.
WINDSOR, Vt., October 3, 1W5. ' V
The fullou-iiig C'ertificntes have recently teem
recrived t
Wa.iiotos, D. C , Jtri 10. 1IMII.
lliivinr made use of the '-Oxvireiiriled Ritier.o nmr.
by Dr. lie i. II. Green, of Windsor., Vt. and from know
ledge obtniiml of their e!Tiericy in other cnai-a. wecheerfully
rec iinini-iul ihem to Ihe public, believing thnt they will fully
aualnm the ri-eommciiii:iti.-ii of the 1'mprietir. We hop
in... mm. Hiii;uitT ruiuiMiv iimy na ao a;euerally diirused
tlirouliout the country that it limy be accessible ta all th
atHieied.
WII.I.IA.M l l'HAM. J I-. S. Senator from Termoat.
JAMm T SIMMONS, f. S. Seimtor from ft. laland.
J. T. MOIIKIIKAD, L'. S. Senator ami forirurly Govern
or ol Kciitnckv.
I' II. ARNi-il.D, .Memijer of Congrcaa and formerly O'
verimr oi It. I.
WM. WOODHIllDGi:, V. S. Senutor and formerly Ga
vcrn -r if Micbienn.
M. I.. M.MM'l.N, Delegate in Cougresa from Wiacemio
Territory.
Trim ll -n. II. ). Fotfr, Member of Cnngreaa fram
I'eiinaytvilnia.
,. WAililxaTo.n. D. C, Jl- 10,
Peir ir. I hnve h"en a dvspeptie anlTcrer lor almut ten
years, ninl have res irtml to vari .in malieinea for relief
u ilhout ant-cess, until I iimde use of yonr '-Oxveenuted
Hitters." I have used aliout two Uitlles, aisl findmraelf
restored to pcrm-t he:illli The forms in which th dis
ease showed itaelt. in inv ease, wore, great acidity of th
atomuch. loaa of appetite, e-.treaie tiatulem e, sever eonatl.
pntlon ol the h iwels. nnil violent headache. Feeling deai
nniathnlakiiowleiltreof viur valuable remedy mav reach
others similarly ntllii'ted. 1 take great pleasure in record
luir mv testiiii.iiiv t i ils cnnilii- imm- nnd u-iinM
rrinatk. tha! while on u vis-l at h ane a short tuns since. I
nihiiinisten.l a part of n I, .Ue tn a number of mv afflieted
Irieiiils. with tjreat sueess. Thev are desirous that you
ah sil l establish mi agcucv at Pittsbare, or inform there
where the meilieine can be obt lincil. With an earnest tl
sirc for yoiir prosperity and happiness, I subscribe mvaelf,
tru'v y-nr Iri-nd II. U. FOSTER.
l) -et. Ueo. II. fiitEE.Wiadr, Vt.
S ld Wh ilesale ami lletnil bv rueen it Flsti-hsr, 5.
aOS.ulh Sulh S:reet. Philadelphia.
Aeent f -rStioburv H. II. MASKR.
A emits for Mil:nn MACKAV A IIAAC.
Acent f -i 1 nprr Mali . ii -v J. o. Ki:.N.
Ajiril I.".. IBIS
IM.'OKTANT 'fO THE I'LIBLIC.
AITS SATTLS
MEDICINES.
Don't pennit vnur Uorsrs or cattle lodie, whan
the nii-una of t-u,-,. are within the reach of all !
The unilersi-;ned has spent several year in th
study of Veterinary practice in "London and E"
linlioro . lie lias a No availed himself of theresear-
eiesel I.i!'!-r, and iVher, en-'uii!ed men, who lid v
eon'riliiio-d M nui--!i towards a j-idii-iotis treatment
of animals; tlir- pi-iueitile-i nl" our practice consists
iu the rejection of aener.il bleedinj and the total
rejeeli n of a!! me-U. i-ies that experirnee ha.
li."Mi to be ,-!' ., -onni f-nd .nicy. These r-i.-:-.1'!!--.-!
-! in i. ii-aeiii- will, thevital prineiple. and
when ;;iven aeeonliiu i i tlie direction which ae
i-oiiipjiiiy ca- h artii-le thev a:e capable of exciting
and iitereaniit t the natural fimetiom. without di.
niipi-iiiii';
salein (lie
lie
:r ;.iwr-r, benee are
. ti. ijAi-n. m. e.
llle M-tl;ritt'-t.
A I.Nt of :.i:-s ru-1 I
ball. 1.V ,! ..
p iwders lor
kiJ conditimi,75e per pack.
Heae pow.Vr for disease of the InnRa, 75c de.
Fiiiie powder for " " kidney, 7 5e do.
Tonic powder for bad condition glanders, 75e do.
Cordial diink for inll.imatiuti of bowela, 75e pr
bottle. r
Liiuid blister, 7oc per bottle.
Ointment for promniing the growth of hair, 50e
Hr pot.
Healins balsam for wounds and saJdl fIU, 75e.
per bottle.
Wash for inllam'.l eyes. 5('c per bottle.
Oiulment for uianire seratcliea, old sore, Ac., 50V
ier bottle.
Embroealion for sore throat. 75c per bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof, die, 50e
per but lie.
Horse Liniment, the most celebrated article known
in Enqland for lamcnes of every description, 75e
iV 1 per bottle.
1 listemper powder for red water, $ 1 per bottle.
Worm powders for the removal of worm front
the intestinal canal, 75 per package.
Fornle by STIMFSON & KEED, 58 Mer
chants Row, also at DADD'S HORSE AXD
lai iLctirjuitlAK Dfcl'OT, No. 1 & 3
Haytnuiket Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describin-' the disease for which
these remedies are used can he had gratis.
.Mitnerous I ertilicate are in possession ef the
Proprietors, of cures performed by the above Medi
cines.
Sold by GREEX & FLETCHER. Xo.2BS.uth
SIXTH Street. Philadelphia, and by hi
Am. n'ts llttt SI .ssta, Sunbury,
February 3, 18-10. tf
BPsrVlT'S
i:ssi:ci: of Jamaica gixger
REP A RED und sold only, at FREDERICK
; HROWX'S DRL'U and CHEMICAL Store,
N. E. comer of Fii ru und CutsMT streets, Phi
ladelphit. 'I'hi Essence is warranted to possea
in a concentrated form, all the valuable properties
of Jamaica Ginger, und w ill be found on 'rial an
em-client Family Medicine. It ia particularly r
commended as atonic, to persona recovering from
fever or other disease, a few drop imparting to
the stomach a glow and vigor, equal to a wins
glass of brandy or other stimuland, without any of
the debilitating effects, w hich are sure to follow th
use of liquor of any kind : and it i therefi
esjicciully serviceable to children and females. To
the nited, it will prove a great comfort ; to tho
dvsH-plic, and to those who are prcdisioaed lo
tj'oiit or rheumatic alK-cliotia, il give great relief ;
und to the inebriate who wishes to reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the aoxious
liquor, it is invaluable giving tone to the diges
tive organs, aud strength to resist temptation J and
is consequently a great agent in the cause of tem
perance. l7 Full direction accompanying sach
bottle.
Tbe above article can be had at tlie office of ths
v4meiican.
Philadelphia, June S, 1849. ly
Valuable Hooka.
IFE or Chsist, handsomely bound, D'Ar
' aaii'i llisrosi or t RsroasiLTiea,
Bl.sk Dr-aooK aud Lkiiu sua, full bounded
Far sale at the publisher prices by
H. B. MASSER.
Sunbury, July 14, 1849.
w
TILEY'S C'Ol Gi Cj4NDY. sin excel
lent remedy for coughs, colds. For sal
at this office
OAZORS A superior article for sals at
storo of HENRY MA""
fconbury, Feb. K, 1850,
Sjgjl