SUNBUHY AMERICAN AND SHAM0K1N JOURNAL.
more news from the plaijis.
Trouble among tht Emigrants and Indians
Important from Santa Ft.
St. Louis, June 4.
A. gentleman arrived here last night from
a point, 300 miles beyond the frontier. He
sonfirms the previous reports relative to sick'
nets and dath among the emigrants on the
Plains.
Dr. Garber, just returned from the Plains
itates that a difficulty had occurred between
in advanced party of California emigrants
md a marauding party of Indians.
The depredations of the Indians, however,
vcro montly confined to the borders of the
I'ermillion river.
On the 12th of May the Indians attacked a
mall train of Californians, and succeeded in
unning off 30 or 40 mules and horses. A
ding Pottawnttoinie chief, named Wawas
ih, proposed to follow and rescue the tock.
i two days he came up with a small party
f Pawnees. A skirmish ensued, which re
ailed in the victory of Wawassah, who shot
te Pawnee chief.
On the person of the Pawneo chief was
iur white and nino Indian scalps, apparently
icently taken. A number of horses were
covered. The Pottowattomies ate said to
3 constantly annoyed by the Pawnees.
Letters from Santa Fe to the 14th of April
ive been received. Several meetings had
sen held in relation to the presence of Major
eiphbors, Commissioner to take possession
" the Territory in the name of the Texan
overnment. A good deal of bad blood was
(cited. Tho meeliiip; terminated without
ling anything.
On the 6lh of May, Major Neighbors ar
vl at Santa Fe, and was welcomed by
nny firm friends, but coolly by the authori
se. The 12th of the month was appointed
; hiip to meet the people and show them
eir rights. On that day he stated his ob
ct in cominjr, and said he intended on some
lure day to isnie orders of election, under
;an governments.
Mr. James lost his entire train of mules
id about $3000 in merchandise, by an ni
ck of Indians, between El Passo and Chi
tahua. The following is a list of Senators whose
rms e.vpire iu 1851, and whoso successors
ill be chosen by the legislatures to be elect
I Ibis fall. Tha Whigs are given in italics1
Phelps, of Vermont, Webster, of Mass.
Green, of U. I.
Dmton. of N. J.
Wales, of Delaware,
Mason, of Va.
Turney, of Tonn.
Cass, of Mich.
Benton of Mo.
Rusk, of Texas,
Dickinson, of N.
Sturgeon, of Pa.
Howard, ofMd.
Davis, of Miss.
Coricin, of Ohio.
Bricht, of la.
Yulee, of Fa.
Dodge.
12 Democrats 6 Whigs
Re-elected.
William Forkgst, a low comedian of
racuse, New York, has within a few days
en left, by a friend in New York, the large
m of 5175,000.
TltJHT l'.UEKCllES AN D TOBACCO. The
mber on the sick list at West Point last
ar caused some investigation to be made,
.d the surgeon represents the causes to be
e inordinate quantity of tobacco used by
t em, and the practice of wearing pantaloons
b i tight aronnd the waist as to interfere with
li'igestion and cause many unpleasant symp'
tiAms. He recommends that the cadets be
inquired to take a full inspiration before be
ing measured around the waist by their tai
lors 1
Commodore Benjamin Cooper, of the
United States Navy, (lied in Brooklyn on
Saturday lust, aged about 57. His father is
said to be still living, a Commander in the
navy ; the sou having held a higher rank in
the service than his father. The son entered
the service in 180!), the father in 1812
Roth have been gallant officers.
The Wheeling Brinou Case Settles in
Favor ok Pennsylvania. A private des
patch to M. Riddle, of the Journal, received
yesterday, annonnced the very gratifying,
though not unexpected intelligence, that this
case has been decided in favor of Pennsyl
vania. The only question before the Court
was that of jurisdiction, which has been set
tled as above stated. Chancellor Walworth
has been appointed a commissioner to take
tuslimony as to the practicability of elevating
the Bridge. If this cannot be done, it must
come down. We presume no intelligence
?uuld be more gratifying to our citizens at
least to our river men. Pittsburg Despatch.
Kamahameha, son of tbe King of the Sand
wich Islands, accompanied by Professor Judd,
is quite a lion, just now, in Boston.
TRUE ECONOMY. The unparalelled suc
cess of Merchant's Gargling Oil, in the clue
if diseases in Horses and Cattle, and even in
luman flesh, is daily becoming more known
o the farming community, ft cun hardly
ie credited, except by those who have been
in the habit of keeping it in their stables,
what a vast amount of pain, suffering, and
time, are saved by the timely application of
this Oil. There is nothing in the shape of a
remedy for such diseases as Fresh Wounds)
Galls of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked
Heels, Ringbone, Pull Evil, Wind Galls, Cal
lous, Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula, Sand Cracks,
Founders, Scratches, or Greese, Mange, ko
than can at all compete with it, in point of
activity and cheapness j as the quantity of
this Oil obtained for the amount paid, is much
greater than that of any other Horse Oil, and
is therefore much cheaper, without taking
into consideration it superior strength. A
pamphlet of description may be had gratis of
the agent.
Sold by H. Masser, Sunbury, and other
' Druggists in trie U. States.
MARRIED,
Soms time aao, by Rev. J. Winecoff, Mr
Samuel Witnek, to Miss Lima Apr, all of
Selinsgrove
At Blooinsburg, Columbia county, on the
13ib of April, by tha Kev. v. 1. waller, rtr.
George W. &ldv. of Lockport, 111., to Miss
F.mma I,., eldest daughter of I'rnman M. Hub
Ml, lals rf Philadelphia
ftljcittarkct
Philadelphia Market
June t, 1850
Floir. Flour is quiet and the price stea
dy j shipping brands are selling at S3 25o brl.
Extra Flour at 85 78 brl. Kye Flour is held
at S2 87a$3. Corn Meal is worth 83 00 per brl.
WHftAt. There is an active demand for
red Wheat at 81 22c. prime White atSl 29o.
Ryk. Peruia Uve is held at 65o per bush.
Corn. Com is'in demand at 674 c, for yel
low ; White is worth 60 cents.
Oats. Southern are worth 40o, and Penna
43c.
Whiskey. Sales of Whiskey in bbls at 26c
and hlids at 25 cents.
Baltimore Market
June 5, 1850.
Wheat. Small sales of good to prime reds
weie made to-day at 121 cts., andPenn white
at 127 cts.
Coiin. White at 55 a 57 cents, and of yel
low at 60 cents.
A sale of Northern Rye at 64 cts.
Oats. Prices range from 38 to 40 cents.
Whisk sr. Sales of bbls were made at 25
cents, and of hlids at 24 cents.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Master.
Wheat 100
Rtk. .66
Cons. .60
Oats. - 37
BuTTEH. ... 16
Eons. .... 8
Pork. .... 5
Flaxseed - 1 25
Tallow. - 10
Rr.sswAx. 55
Fiax . . . . .8
Hkcklf.ii Flu x. ... 10
DiiiF.n Arrr.r.s. - - . 62
Do. Prai'Iirs. ... 200
NOTICE.
SS hereby given, that a Meeting will lie held at
Georgetown, Northumberland county, at the
public House of George Brosious, on the 14th
iloy of June next, to organize the Mnhonoy and
Wiscoiiiscd Avail Koud Company and choose offi
cers for '.'no same.
May 85, 1850.
M US I CAL I X ST Ji U IM EXTS.
CHAS. DUItlXtXIG-,
No. 207 Chesnut Street, front Arcade,
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and Manufacturer of all kinds of
Musical Instruments, Fancy Articles and Toys.
His prices arc lower than those of any other store
in Philadelphia. All kinds of Musical Instru
ments repaired in the best workmanship, and also
taken in trade.
Philadelphia, May 25, 1850. ly
.j:(mE j, iiki:ls,
CITY CABINET W A R E R O O M 8 ,
NO. 173 CIIESNUT STREET,
(OPPilSITK T1IF. STATS HOUSE.)
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFERS for sale, low for cash or approved city
paper, a large and well assorted stock of
CABINET FURNITURE, of the latest patterns
and of the best workmanship. The assortment
embraces every article, useful or ornamental, com
prising suits of Drawing Room Furniture in Rose
wcod and Walnut, exquisitely carved. Rosewood
Walnut, and Mahogany Chamber Furniture ; Pa
tent Extension Dining Tables, (acknowledged to
be the best now in use); Library Book Cases,
and a great variety of plain Parlor and Chamber
Furniture.
Curtains made and put up in the latest Paris
fashions.
Spring Mattrasscs, Hair Mattrasses, and Fea
ther Beds, made to order,
N. B. All articles purchased at this establish
ment are warranted of the best materials and
workmanship, and will lie packed to carry safely
to any part of the country.
May 25, 1650. ly
3F3J1TC- GCCES
1 1 V II 1 L, A D E L. I'll I t .
rp SHARPLESS & SONS, have just received
1 their supply of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS of Friendly and other styles, to which
they invite attention.
SHAWLS All descriptions of Silk, woollen
and worsted.
DRESS SILKS Gro de Rhinrs, Chameleons,
and neat and new fancy styles India Silks and
Satins.
DRESS GOODS Lawns, Bareges, Mousse-
lins, Ginghams, Alpacas, Mohairs, and all the
new fabrics.
FURNISHING GOODS Blankets, Sheetings
Quilts, Damask, Shirtings, and all other furnish
hit; goods.
MEN'S WEAR Cloth, Casshnercs, Cashma
reft a, Drills, Yestings of all kinds, and Boys wear.
SHOEMAKERS GOODS and Carriage Ma
kers articles. T. SHARPLESS &. SONS,
No. 32 S. Second Street, Philadelphia.
May 25, 1850. ly
J. IE. THOMAS,
Ornamental and French Style Frame
Kannfacturer,
60 i lliiliiul .it , between 3d and 4th street.
THIIi ADELPHIA. "
"O ESPECTFULLV directs the attention of the
1
public to Ins superior styles of Plain and
Fancy Frames, which are of the latest and most
beautiful designs.
As a handsome Frame at a LOW PRICE,
has been much desired, he was induced some
months iiince to commence the manufacture of
these Frames. Jn a short time the demand has
been so great, that lie has been obliged to incrcass
his facilities, and now offer at
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES,
Singly, or in thousands, the most beautiful Frames,
suilub'e for Paintings, Prints, Daguerreotypes,
Cards, &c, &c.
For Durability Unsurpassed.
Hotels, Public Buildings, Steamboats, Stores, Ca
binet Furniture, Ac, decorated in imitation of
carved Rose-Wood.
tV Please call and sco specimens.
May 25, 1850 ly
XtW YORK &. PHILADELPHIA,
JOURNEYMEN
Hatters) AsMoilatlpn,
Cur. of 6th and Chestnut Sreet, Philadelphia.
"CONTINUE to muko and sell a finer and more
durable II ut for the money than any other
establishment in the United Plates standard
price of Hals $3 00. Gents and Boy's Cloth and
(Haicd Caps, Umbrellas, ('arbct Bags, Calafy
ranama and Mraw Hats at equally low prices.
May 25, 1830. ly
" DAVID P.TJASE,
FAMILV GROCER & TEA DEALER,
S. il . Corner 6th tf Arch Street Philadelphia,
V7 HO was formerly in the firm has now auc-
' reeded Colton & Co.. in the business and
offers for sale at tbe very lowest prices, all kinds
of Fa mi lt Grockhics of the choicest kinds con
sisting in part of
Fine, Superior and Common Green and Black
Teas. Old U. Java Coffee and other kinds. Su
gars, Sperm Oil and Candles, Olive Oil, Ket
chups, Curne Powder, Iunglass for Jellies, Farma,
Bakers cnocolale, Cocoa and orouaa, and every
thing in the line, wliicli he will pack up careful
ly and forward to order aa promptly as has been
the nabit ot tbe oia lino
(C7 Will the housekeepers of Sunbury and vi
cinity who wish to have Groceries of tha choicest
kinds please to try us once l
DAVID PEASE,
S. W. Cor. 6th & Arch feu.
Philadelphia.
Msv II, S-,n.y
GREAT ATTRACTION!!
SEW AM) CHEAP GOODS,
JOHN W. FRILING,
Market Street, Sunbury, Psl,
HAS just received and opened a large assort
ment of superior and choice Fancv and
Staple Dry Goods, well adapted to the coming sea.
son, which he will sell at the lowest prices. His
stock consists ol general assortment of almost all
articles of use In the Dry Goods line, Consisting
in part of
Cloths, Casstmeres, Summer-Stujf for
Clothing and Vesting.
tin die Dress Goods.
Gloves, Hosiery, Usees, Shawls, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Tickings, Fine Muslins, Ginghams,
Linens, Ac
AL80: A general assortment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, LIQUORS, DRUGS, AND
MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND DYESTUFF,
and every variety of articles.
p" Country produce of all kinds token in ex
change at the highest market price,
Sunbury, April 27, 1850.
N EW "STOIIE !
A XF.W STOCK OF GOODS,
At the Store formerly occupied by John Bogar,
In Karkot Street, Sunbury.
TIHE subscribers respectfully inform the pub.
Jl lie that they have just received, and are now
opening
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of
Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Vesting, Panta
loon Stuff, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns,
Vestings, Flannels, Cambrics, Linens,
Fine Muslins, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Ifc ,
Hardware, Qtieenswarc,
Drigs AM) MkUICIHESi
ALSO:
A large assortment of
Groceries, Fish, Salt and Plaster.
Ladies Shoes and Gaiters, Fluid and Fluid Lamps
All of which will be sold on the most reasona
ble terms.
t3T Country produce cf all kinds taken in ex
change at the best prices.
JOHN BUYERS & CO.
Sunbury, April 13, 1850 ly
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
NOTICE to the Heirs of H enry Fetter, dee'd.,
is hereby give that by virtue of a certain
Writ of Partition and Valuation to me directed an
inquisition will be held at 10 o'clock A. M.i the
SOth day of June 1850 upon the premises in Up
per Mnhonoy township to enquire whether the
Real Estate of the said Henry Fetter, dee'd., can
be equally parted and divided to and among all
the heirs and legal representatives of the said dee'd
without prejudice thereto, or spoliation of the
whole at which time and place the aforesaid heirs
are horcbv warned to he and appear if thev think
proper. " JAMES COVERT, Shr'ff.
Sheriffs office, Sunburv,
May 11, 1850.-6t" )
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
TR.TOTICE is hereby given to the Heirs of John
J9 Lcinbach, dee'd., to appear at an Orphans'
Court, to be held at Sunburv in and for the coun
tv of Northumberland, on the first Monday of
August next, then and there to accept or refuse the
Real Estate of the said dee'd., at that valuation
fixed upon said Real Estate by an Inquest duly
awarded and continued by the said Court, or shew
cause why the same should not be sold, &c.
JAMES COVERT, Shr'tT
Sheriff's office Sunbury,
ffs office Sunbury, )
ay 11, 1850 (it' )
Ma
NKW ARRANGEMENT
And Price Kcduced.
THOMPSON'S
Susquehanna Express and Freight Line,
IS NOW PREPARED TO FORWARD
Goods and Packages,
Daily from Philadelphia to
Selin-sgrbve, Xorthumberland, Sunbury,
Danville, Bloomsburg, Milton, Lewis,
burg, Muncy, Williamsport, Sic
BtRailRuau and Expbf.ss Caxal Boats,
NEW EXPRESS Office 39 North Third St.
Freight Office at CRAIG If BELLAS' Corner
of Broad and Cherry streets. Philadelphia.
April 6, 1850. tf
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
D A1TIEL3 & SMITH'S
Cheap Nkw & Second hand Book Siobe,
A'o. 36 N. Sixth St. be ween Market If Arch,
Philadelphia.
Law Books, Theological and Classical Books,
MEDICAL BOOKS
BIOGRAPHICAL It HISTOH1CAL BOOK?,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Scientific and Mathematical Books.
Juvenile Books, in great variety.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sixes
and prices.
Blank Books, Writing Paper.andStationary,
UVtolfile ad Hi tall.
r?r Ons prices nre mnchl ower than the arjiciAa prices
Ifr l.llimnes ana small parcels oi u.hikb puttnaKu.
iy ltonks imported to order f rom Umiloii.
Philadelphia, June U, 184(1 y
C. BENKERT,
BOOT MAKER,
Wo. 40 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia,
VyHERE every variety of French Calf Skin
Morocco, Patent leather. Congress and Gai
ter boots, of the best style and workmanship, are
constantly kept on hand or manufactured to order.
March 10, 1S50. Bin
ALEXANDER O. C ATT ELL,
SUCCESSOR TO JAMBS M. BOLTON, DECD.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MER
CHANT,
For the sale of Grain, Flour, Seeds, Iron, Lum
ber if.
No. 1 3 A'or Wharves,
Philadelphia.
Goods forwarded with care, to all points on the
Schuylkill, Union, Susquehanna and Juniata
Canals.
ITT Salt, Plaster, Grindstones, fee., for salt at
the lowest prices.
Philadelphia, Junes, 184a ly
BOOT. L. BETH. TH08. P. B. PETH
SETII& BROTHER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commto&foii llUtclinuto,
- NO. 89 PRATT STREET,
(Net Bowlv's Wharf,)
BALTIMORE,
Will pay particular attention to ths sale of GRAIX
and all other products of ths farm.
Baltimore, January 26, 1650 ly
J. H. ZIMMERMAN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Sunbury, Pa.
Office in Deer Street, immediately oppositn tha
Public School II ouse. .
(T Manias coll acted and ail buuness promptly and care
fully attended to.
AptU i'0, 1 850
JAMES COOPER. BRCA CAMERON
COOPER & CAMERON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
POTT8V1XI.E,
Schnrlhlll County, Pa.,
WILL collect monies, attend to litigated cases,'
and act as agents in the management of
Estates, &c. Persons desiring their services, may
refer to the following gentlemen i
PHILADF.LPH1A.
David S. Tlrown, Fsnac R. Dsvis, Gideon O. Wrsfcvitt
Henry White, Francis N. Bark, Wm. B. Reed, Esq.,
:hn. Gibbons, Esq, Joel Cook, Esq., B. II. Brewster, Esq.
C. Thompson Jours, Esq.
HEW VOHK.
Hon. Moses H. Grinnell, llon.Ogden Hoffiiisti,
Hon. Jsmcs Monroe, Hon. Edward Curtis.
Hun. Ablmtt Lawrence, Boaron. John Aiken, Esq, I.OWIM.
Junt S, !S1.
CHARLES W. HEOINS,
ATTOP.1TET AT LAW,
Pottsvllle, Pa.
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi
ness entrusted to his care.
June 10, 1849,
CHERRY PECTORAL:
For ihe Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH
2VXA, WHOOPING -COUCJH
AND CONSUMPTION.
The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparatioii its Balutary etl'ect its
power to relieve and cure atl'cction of the Lungs,
have gained for it a Celebrity equalled by no other
medicine. We oflbrit to the alllictcd with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief that it
will subdue and remove the severest attacks of
disease upon the throat and Lungs. These results,
as they become publicly known, very naturally
attract the attention of medical men and philan
thropists everywhere. What is their opinion of
CHERRY PECTORIAL may be seen in the
following :
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.,
Prof. Surgery Med College, New York says :
'It gives me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy of Ayer's CHERRY PECTORIAL,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure di
seases of the Throat and Lungs."
CHIEF JUSTICE EUSTIS,
of Louisiana, writes "That a young daughter of
his was cured of several acvere attacks of Croup
by the "CHERRY PECTORAL."
ASTHMA AND BROCIIITIS.
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science.
atatps, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, has yielded with surpri
sing rapidity to Ayer's CHERRY PECTORAL,
and we cannot too utrongly recommend this skilful
preparation to the Profession and public generally,"
Let tho relieved sufferer speak for himself :
Haiitfoiid, Jan. 20, 1847.
Dr. J. C. Aycr Dear Sir: Having been res
cued from a painful and dangerous disease by
by your medicine, gratitude prompts me to send
you this acknowledgment, not only in justice to
you, but for the information of others in like af
fliction. A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
became so severe that spitting of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed and fas
tened upon me. I lecamc emaciated, could i)ot
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and a pain
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption. No mcdi
cino seemed bt all to reach my case, untl I provi
dentially tried your Ciicunr Pkctobal, which
soon relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect. E. A. STEW A RT.
rRF.PAIlEU T J.C AYEH, CU EM 1ST, to WEIL, M ASS.
lT Sold by Henry Masser, Sunbury ; Mary
McCay, Northumberland1 Dr. Gearhart, Se-
linsgrove ; Dr. Beckly, Danville, and Druggists
generally.
April 6, 1850.- Iyce3m
PHILA. AND HEADING RAILROAD.
SIMMEIl ARRANGEMENT FROM
PHILADELPHIA AND POTTSVILLE.
Office of the Fhila. If Reading Ruilroatl Co.
Philadelphia, March 29, 1850. $
Two Passenger Trains Daily, (except Sunday.)
N and after April 1st, 1850 two trains will
be run each way. daily, between Philadel
phia and PotUville.
Morning Line, (Accommodation.)
Leaves Philadelphia at 7J A. M., daily except
Sundays.
Leaves Pottsville at 7J A. M. daily except Sun
days.
jijlernoon Line, (last lram.)
Leaves Philadelphia at S J o'clock, daily, except
Sundays.
Leaves Pottsville at 2 j o clock, daily, except
Sundays.
Pussengers cannot enter the cars unless provi
ded with Tickets.
The afternoon, or fust trains, do not stop at Au
burn, Althouse's, Birdeboro', Roger'a Ford, Val
ley Force, Port Kennedy, Spring Mill or Falls.
A(U IL t. t my pounds ol baggage wul be al
lowed to each passenger in these lines ; and pas
sengers are expressly prohibited from tuking any
thing as baggage but their wearing apparel, which
will be at the risk of Its owner.
By order of the Board of Managers.
8. BRADFORD,
April 13, 1850. Secretary.
I'll I U A DELPHI A
1YEEDICAI4 HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS AGO, BY
DR. K1NKELIN,
N. W. Corner of Third and Union Streets,
BETWEEN 81'KUCE AND PINE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA
IMFTKEN YEARS of extensive and uninterrupted
1 practice spent in this cily have rendered Dr. K. the
m.Mrt expert and successful practitioner far and near,
in the treatment ot' all diseases of a private natura. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upou the body, throat, or legs, paiua m
the head or hones, mercurial rheumatism, strictures, gravel,
disease arising from youthfull excesaes ur impurities 01' the
ul.xtd. wherebv the coustituuou has become enfeebled, are
all treuled with success.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. K., may re
ligiously eonhde in his lunair aa a gentleman, ami couaaeni'
ly rely upon bis skill as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ymimf Men who have iniured themselves bv a certain
ptactlec iialulged in a habit frequently learned from evil
companions or at school the eilecis or which arc nightly
felt, even when asleen. and drslrov both mind and body,
should apply immediately. Weakness and constitutional
debiutv lia of muscular enerrv. physical lassitude and gen
eral prostration, irritability ana an nervuus anecuuiw, inui
gestion, sluggishneaa of the livel, and every dlseuaein any
way connected wua UIS uisoruer ui lue prucnu iuim.-
tions cured, and full vigor restored.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or a premature death.
MKELIJi on iclf Prfttrvation.
ONLY 25 CENTS.
This Book iuat nubhshed is filled with useful information
on the uifiriuiuea and diseases ot tbe oeneraliv organs.
It addresses itseli alike to YUU Tll.MAIMluuijena U141
AtiK, and should be read oy aa.
The valuable advice and impressive wsruinc It gives,
will prevent years of misery audaufluruig aud save aiuiuai.
ly Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent the des
truction ol their rluuiren.
-A remittance of -a rents, enclosed ia a letter, ad.
dressed to DU. K1NKF.IJN, N. W. cornet ofTHlltD.
I'M O.N streets, between Bpiuce c rine, riiitaanpui
will ensure a book, under envelope, Mat reluru oi mall.
Persons at a diatanoe niay address Dr. st. by letter, (post
paid,) ana beeuied si home.
PACKAGES OF MEDICIKES. DIRECTIONS, ere
forwarded by sending a remittance, and put upaecuie from
DAMAGE or Cl'RIOhTY
Book-sellers. New Agenfs.Fedlart, Cairrasaers, and all
niters supplied witn tne aoovs worn as very kiw isiet,.
February , ISjO ly
II A II D I NO k IIOMS
7HOLEFALE Commission PAPER and
f RAG WAREHOUSE, No, 1U MINOR
Street, Philadelphia. Where a general assort
ment of all kinds of Paper is kept, and for salt at
tha lowest cash prices.
Cnp, Letter and Printing Papers,
Kc. on hand.
Plain and ruled White Caps,
' ' blue "
Flat Caps.
Plain and ruled white Letter.
" " blue '
Blue and white Folios.
White and colored Printing Paper
Tissue Papers.
Shoe
Wrapping "
Envelope "
Hardware and SI eathiug Paper.
Tar Boards.
Straw Boards.
Bonnet Boards.
All orders from the Country will be attended
to at the shortest notice.
All goods sold will be carefully packed, and de
livered at any place In the city.
The highest cash price paid for Rags, or ex
changed for Paper, as low as can be bought else
where. Please call and examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1849.
U'II,I,It!tIS AXTI-DYSPRPTIC
ELIXIR Is. with the utmost coiifidrnce, offered to the
Mtxlira! Faculty and Ihe public tor the cure of Dyspep
sia or liiuigesliou, and all disease arising from it, such
Nausea, Headache,
Verligu, Dimness of Piffht,
Debility ot the Nervous Sys
tem. Hypochondria, Jaundice,
!. MS of appetite,
Wasting ol the strenptli.
Flatulence, with Irerpient
liclchiiiff of wind.
Unions Vomiting,
Hurtling lensHtiou at ths pit
ol' the sti imnch,
Liver complaint,
Oppression al'ler entliig,
Palpitution ot'the Heoil,
l'ain in the pit of tha stomach
or townrds ths right side,
HuIIowiicks of complexion,
Depression of the spirissand
irritability of tamper, kc.
Vitiated taste,
Constitution and uneasiness
of the bowels, I
If a rose of dyspepsia should be neplreted, most serious
effects insy ensue, lor it lays the foundation for, is the in
eipent cause of, and very 'r'f;qiieutly terminates in consump
tion, 1 would impress upon the mind that to tiiHe with
this disease limy bo to sport with the reason which consti
tutes man supefeminent amnnfr animal beinps, or to em
bitter existence by adding n consciousness of folly to tbe
penalty of pnin.
This medicine is neatly put up in bottles, with ample
directions for use, and is sold in Sunburv by Jon W.
Krilino. JAMK9 WllXIAMS.
Testimony of Mr. Abner Elines, batler, Market street
aliore f ixlh, corroborative' of tho clBcacy of Williums
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir.
Philadelphia, October 3, 1819.
Ma. James Williams :
Dear Sii : It gives me ETeat plrasnre to Vrrw that you
are again preparing yon medicine for the cure of Dyspa
sia, for many of my oct)U.'iinUtnces have repeatedly asked
me where iicould be nrocuied, knowing that I had been
cured by it. As I think timt a puunc acKiiuwiengmeni oi
the great benefit I have received from the use of your mid
icine is not only due to yon, but may lie useful to others, I
now make it. For several years I suffered from Dyspep
sia, which increased to such an extent that my health and
constitution were rapidly sinking under it. I was com
pelled to restrict mvsell tolne most simple loon, ann even
that I could not digest. I felt a loss of strength, disincli
nation tu exercise, and, as you have it in your advertise
ment, a general Icelnig of depression and indescribable
weariness. In the vear 1KH. hetirimr from others high re
commendation of your Anti-Dyspeptic Klixir, I procured
and used it with the most happy effect ; under it influence
languor and wariness gradually passed away, and my appe
tite returned which 1 could gmtify with impunity. Ten
years have now elapsed, and my confidence in the curative
powers i,f your medicine has of course increased, lor il
completely cured me when I failed to obtain relief from any
othei source. Very respectfully vours.
AHNKR EI.MES.
Testimony of Edward II. Rowley, Wholesale Merchant
of the firm of Rowley, Ashlamnel Co., No 5 S mth
Wharves, in proof of the efficacy of Willioms' Anti-Dyspeptic
Elixir.
riilLAriiLiniA, Octolier 89, 1819.
Mr. Jamks Willisms :
Dear Sir : I uike nlcasure in recommending your Anti-
Dyspeptip Elixir for the cure of Dyspepsia. I have taken
it myself for the disease, and have Wen entirely cured.
aura resperttuiiv,
EDWAUD II. ROWLEY.
Aokxt JOHN W FRIIJNG, Sunbury, Pa.
March 3, K5tl. ly
R. R. R.
A new and brilliant light haw lately ariwen ami inw Hands
hipli hi lh horizon, shedding iU jrniflcn lht of h pe upon
the dark (Ujiirinc mimU efthe bedridden und aitiicled
with finin, like ttr; Imnlinjr fnrth ot ilin congeiUH. rays ot
thf Bitn upon the enlil, dismal re pi nun of the frieid me.
The liireo letters which heud thin anigr:ih ia the nigniti
ciitiun of
RADWAY'S HEADY RELIEF.
An Iitstuntniipoui Antidote for Painn nf all kinds, tht
verv instant Kiidray HejiJy Relief in applied, its pain
relievuip qtwlitien are realiztii, it will relieve the niont w
VfrepaiiiB of Hheuirmtmm, Luintmgo, Gout, Paralysis, Tic
LMoreux, Ac, in a tew minuter. ,
C7KnRL'MATi4M Iti fhnsei, Trent rnent and Cure.
ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS INSTANTLY CURED BV
RADWAY'S HKADY RELIEF.
Rheumatism arisen fronulilTerent cnuaea, hut moat gene
rally proceed from Cokts. exniaure to cold damp weather,
aud slcepiiif in dump apartments. This rximpluint ia divi
ded into two classes ; tiie lirxt lnflamatory. so called from
the welling and in Hum million that attends the pains in the
parlaurTtH'leri; second, Chronic Rheumutie, so called from
the Iftny continuance nf the diaease. It isnlao known as
LumlHifro, or jKiin in the hack; Sdnticui. or pa nut in the
hip or urroin : Anthrodynia, or paiua iu the joints. The
Acuta Ithcuinuiitm. generally ttTiniuatea into one of these
and becomes a ch ionic complaint.
TO RELIEVE YOUR TORTURES.
Apply Radway's Ready Relief, on a warm flannel cloth,
previously bathing the part with warm water, alv take
30 or 40 drops ol tho Relief inlernally in some motaBscs
twice or thiee times a day; this will give warmth to the
stomach, and surely relieve you from all Rheumatic pains.
It isalso speedy and effectual in its operation in the cure
of diseased SIHNE, PTITCH IN THE BACK, LAME
NESS, SORENESS OK THE JOINTS. Weakness, and
nam in the aide, Aervous Headache, l ie Dolereux aud
Tooth Ache, Spasms. Strains, Cramps in the Stomach,
Piles, Sres, Burns, Scalds, Eruptions of the Skin, Sour
Stoniarh, Heart Burn, lliarteiieuiujid Sore Throat. Rea
der, if you have the misfortune to be troubled with either
of the above distressing complaints, be thankful that an
antidote for your pains in at hand in RADWAY'S REA
DY RELIEF.
It is sure to give your infant ease, and to your joy will
ensure yiu a speedy and neiiect cure.
See that ftch botule has the fac simile signature of
Kadway fc Co, upon each label nunc other is genuine.
A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE.
A NEW LABEL STEEL ENURAVIXli.
Tj prjtect the public against nurcliasmg counterfeits of
Radway'a ChineMtj Medicated Sup, K. ti Kadway; ths
celebrated Chemist o New 1 ork. has at a great expense
engaged the services ol ne o the brst artists ot steel en-
graving in Anierican, aud will on the fiist i April, lsoO,
issue if anways Jieuicaieu n-sip in us new tauei. 11 a
beautiful ateel engraving, it represents two female figures
I health und beauty, reclinicg on a tablet and iter ill work,
on which are the words Wladway'a Medicated Htaip" iu
ilhuninuted letters. (Jn the opposite aide ot Ihe tablet is
the luc simile siguature of U. G. Railway. The design
is neat, chaste, ai iodic, und cietrautlv executed.
THE VIKTl'ESOF THE SOAP
are also improved, the high popularity which this excellent
soap has attained: lor iu superiority over an oiners ior toi
let, Medicinal, and Shaving pur p. .uses, has iniclled us to
strive and improve upon its menu, instead ot resting sa
tisfied on its alieady gained laurels. We have now entered
into arraiweinents lor ihe imtKiriation aireci irom our cor
respondents m Constantinople in Turkey, and Canton in
China, for our several oils. gums, balsams, and extracts ol
rare medicinal virtues, which we use in the manufacture
of Radway's Soup, instead of receiving them liuiii third
parties, s that now we have the suiiKiaciiou ol knowing
tiat the hijrhlv medical and i-aisamic progenies 01 out
Soap arc pure and undulterated.
Aff oi!-.i. 11 r irn vr 1 in, nii.ij .
It surnames evcfvlhiiia: ot the kind In the world,- it re.
moves Redness, Pimple. Blotches, Pustules, Tetters Rash.
It cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm. Sore Heads. Sjrcs, Pus
tular Eruptions. It imjiarts health to theskiu and beauty
to the complexion. As a nursery and Toilet S trip, it is be
yond the reach of rivalry, and tor Shnvtng purposes it ia
the best in use, Ode cake of Radway's Soap will last lon
ger than three cakes of tbe same r.tt of any other Soap in
use, therefore it is tne cheapest ana oem tsiap in me world.
Price 23 cents, large cakes in engraved wrappers, and tho
signature of R. G. Kadway udm each wrapper.
Now through the Harem chambers many lights
Of busy shapes proclaim tlw toilet rights
While some bring IhiIiu from CircsKftia's fair,
To dress aad beautify their lovely Hair,
Which makes the mtiids of Cirrassian sires
Within the breasts of kings pure love inspire.
TO DRESS AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR.
Itndwav'e Circassian Balm is becomiue: quite popular.
iu the course of time it will supersede all other preparation
iu use, tt cures buldncflB, strengthens the hair, eradicates
dandruff, and makes the hair son, fine, and glossy, jjy using
the balm us per directions, i4 will maxe it curl 'jeauttinlty,
reaembling nature. Price tioets., iu large bottf. tce that
Kadway t Co., is uponeacn bottle.
Aoknt 11. tf. Masser, Suubury,
AprilS, ia0. erUu'.
TO FARMEB AMD MEN OF BlalNESS.
OILS, CANDLES AND GUANO.
rilHE .uWriber olVera, at the lowest rttct, in
,JL f.ny quantity to suit purchasers,
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
and every variety of
SPERM, WHALE, LARD, AND
TANNER'S OIL.
Manufacturers, Tanners, Farmers, Dealers and
Consumers, art invited to call.
GEO. W. RIDGWAY.
, No. 37 North Wharvet, the first
OIL 8T0RE
below Rate itreet, Philadelphia.
April 8, 1850. 2m
BAY RUM An excellent article for aale
bT HENRY MAfPER.
frunbury Jan. 57th, 119 tf.
' tlMtmdi tf Ovrm af ,rvfut. Of Dan, .sypfrV.i ni
tth'tr inpurr lamm C thi Jluwii a ifiKu Mrs SMALL
HUAKTITT ikUh kM ww! of MuHihu IS rf.rt Vwm
9f mteA Pumwi. bt ativ proof the purifitinf w4nt pew
tr in Ihi AMirtnf Mirk Aa't tuhdurd tiiil ronrwmi ml
Di9MMlhn laeri u aa, a .fwnaAJf eshfas Uaf
BRANT'S INDIAN
PIJIlltfllMi EXTRACT
in sticA a fedictnt. in errrt rMpet : and tr I alma
dnnt proot in rreat cure i-Herted. that UNK HOI I'Ls.' erf
It contains mart purilyin. hf-alitig virtue nad aueWtW
power, than there Is contninM in Fr llotttn of aay sr
teparillm, or any 9tker mtdiein that has er heeii utHireal
for aale. There ia undoubted proof In our pnaph)U.
that hv tha u-s of thi pit-nt fndiitn furitr. ttivy that
wwre Dvitv Tft Livr tht that wara f .amk and Cair
fi.Koean mw Walk thev that wfrHicic, dcaurt r.eis,
and utherwina dliraaed. hsv been Hkalko huJ t.'tmu
Hundreds Thousands--
'.! have uaed Ham r' I'vau ixa. after Imviag o-ed sad
teed. all the laroepariiUt and other riirdicuien ncm
invaded to cure blood diprti. have dtiidtd thilt
Brant's is tbo Cheapest,
hecaurti One liottU of It has murt medieal. eurhtirs in al
ter In tt, and. in uunquetiee, eiireai nor 4itM ia muub
tup tint, than one battit of any other indiciue.
II. then. 0E DoUlf of Uban r i Fi aiMKa will rare
FOUR TJVES more diieua than vnt butth ctf rr$ao
ilUt. " Ha a nt's Puairira" would he ex cAwip at fcurdui
inrt a bottle, as lartapaiMa at air dollar. But BRANT
I'l'RIFIEit la aold for oulv ONfe. DOI.I.Att a buttle; mid
ai a buttle of It has cured, and i" rapublf fit" cuHnjf, Fvr
7Vmf much disease in one lotilt u( iamimtUI. tbara
tore. sarflipaiitla, In eutiat-mieuue of it (, power and
Un nmdionl emeacy, abould bu sold at n nor ttisa
Trsntp Fivt (Vni pr bottle, to be aa cktap ai the 1'tai
ritta at On Otllar.
One Dollar's Worth!
How muck Canceb how much Srpitn.is-- how nttte
caori'l.A will One iHtllar't worth o Brauft I'L RlFlMlt
iuit? Kcsd the tollowing autement. wknh is a spati
men of It power.
CANCEROUS SCROFULA!
'Hum is the. ree of a tying rwi ho ytt tires. H ares
cured of a worse caae tit Seinfiiln. by only Twtlvt Iiottlw
of Hinnr'a Puriticr. Thau ever wa cured by the ue of
Ttrtlrt (itilion$o( the bft rnrajiarill that wia ver made,
(tiniapariDa has tint tvjfit irrit tiu diml ptwtr tu e fleet the
cure uf such a reroltinmtv htiptle.t e-e.
Mr. J. H. Haskin. of Rome, Onridn (,'0 , X Y.. had Serty
ira four yrart wm coutined to his bed the lart year- ha
was no niue.h dieHed and tlel,jitktted aa to he una(le ta
raise hia hand to Im head. He had th hett medirsl ad
vicebail Uied alt ot tint bast tursaparUla tu no pood
efleet njot worse and tcore toid wm i-nnsiderrd to be la
a Dtfinff State, und could not live tventv four kour$ loiir,
when he conuncncM using lUIANT'r IM'KIKIKR. Ilia
itvA eaten vtnrly ajf. fi oin tar to ear a kule was eatea
through hia windpipe, under bis chin, ao that tie breathed
thrnut;li the hole hia ear whs au en ten around that it
could tn li'ltd up out of its pim-e. it only holding bv a
imall piece the uie of one arm was destroyed by two Ul
cers itn I't.-er tinder tlie arm. aa lrr" as a rami's hand,
had nenrly enttm thruueh his side ivto his lvdy, 'I bus, he
was afflicted with TVvny sm h putritl, acrid. ofir$sit$ tl
crrs. on VMtinua paits of his HHAon. For ladher aud full
particulars. s-o our Pamphlet.
Doet. Thomas Wm.mams. one of the moat tktlful phy
ficians of Koine, was called to see llsskin thai day before
tie commenced using Urnnt't Nnf-r. Doet. W. exam
ined him, and then told him tlmtaW the medicines iu tae
KHrrld could not cure him That his ca-e whs
Worse than Hopeless !
Now hear Mr. RASKIN'S statement of ears. He said :
My i'e procured one bottle ot HRAXTel rCRIFYIXO
EXTRACT of j!jeH Uonart. Dnigsista. if Rome
I comtuciiced aing thht. and began to aret bettor that
bottlk ennbled me to rrt off" my hvtl, where 1 had bea
coiifinrd one year th second bottle enabled me to
out of the Aouve the thihd bottle enabled in to Ir'aik
Tm Milt, to Rom Centre, whore I procured Six Roitim
more: and when I bad finished uninj; them. Seventeen oat
ol 'ivrniy ('leers had iiKAT.ro t:r and three bnV.les mure
enectiM a I I K h I ( 1 1:1 Kii ot an iha Ulcers, ana re
stored me to good health,
FOURTEEN WITNESSES!
Mr. IIA-KIN lias sworn to tha above facts, and tha
fart, are w itii.ril aud ri-rtitlJ to by POCT. T. WIL
I.IAMS Mr. O. II BROWN. iropnrtiirof ll' irai-Kmt
7n"!-.M.!rs. HIS5KI.I. I.KONAIID. Wholensln snj
retail Druutriau and Kl.KVKN other ruptctabU mtnwa..
We Challenge the World
To TROVK a Cars of as rrolliw. and utterly koptUtt a
casn nf Hrrofala, by tun lit nf TK.N TIMKS as nmeh
tarsajiorilla, ur any other medicine, a. was used of Rrmnt'l
Purifier to etfeet the shovr cure whli'h cure shsil ba
proved hy n many lectl knoru, rt.pectattU witawsss, ss is
the shove cure.
FOR 8ALK UY Jolm W
. Friling, Punlrary Pa.
Nnfthumheraliid.
Miltou,
du
d.i
Pntisprnre.
Mi-Kweusville,
Muticy.
Hiifrliesvilln,
New Uerlin,
I.evisbnrf,
Seliniurrovi:,
Marv A. McCav
Jiihn II. Pasct
Henry J. hacflur
Kdwnrd A. Kuiziur
AditiiiOinrhd
Ilavcs A McConuick,
W.' IV 1. Painter,
J. I. Mnnn Co.,
Ivhviml Wilson,
Th 'rntrm tc linker,
R .1. Cr uise.
W. II. Ilicklev,
K. I. I.eili ft' John 11. M vcr
ininville.
W'nifcinirrr.
AI) letters and orders must be addressed to Wsllsea h
Co., 100 Brdwiiy, New York.
Pnnbury, July 31, ltMO ly.
Equitable Ilfe Insurance, Annuity
and Trust Company.
OFFICE 74 VAT.RlT STRr.ET, nill.ADr.I.PHIA.
Capital 83w,wo. lhauter 1'erpkti'al.
rplIE Company Bre now prutttred to transact businei
I iipr'ti the ni'ist liberal and ailvantnitcoiis terms. Tiiey
are authorised by their charier (sect. .'I) "to make all ana
every insurance appertaining to lite risks of whatever kind
or nature, ajul to receive and execute Irnrts, make ctiflow
nienls, and to (rrunt and purchase annuities. The Com-
pany sell unniiil les and endowmenlr, and act as 1 rusUws
for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums required for the Assurance of 8100 fr
the whole term ol uue.
Ae. Prem. I Age. Prem. Age. Prem.
Ill 1 SO 31 S U9 48 3 W
17 1 53 31 !i IS 47 .'1 4
19 lit 31 S 1 49 3 SI
19 I 1 59 .H S -J7 49 3 77
ao x bo as a :w si 3 m
ai i3 a 411 si 4 13
aa 1 06 37 a 47 sa 4:1a
83 16 M a 54 A3 4 51
ai 1 78 311 X 03 54 4 71
a5 1 76 40 a 711 5 4 91
ao 1 m 4t a hi 56 5 ia
27 1 e9 4a a na 57 5 ;u
1W 1 ol 43 3 01 5S 5 54
a 1 ! 44 3 13 59 5 7M
30 8 04 45 3 83 CO 0 0.1
The premiums are leas than any other company, and the
policies alffrd trreater advantages. Tables tu hulf-yeariy
and quarterly premiums, half credit rates of prcniuiin, short
ternia, joint livea, aurvivorships and enilowuiuursi als.i,
form ol Application (lor which there are Uank aheets') ate
to be had on application at tho orTice, ur bv Ictlor to the
Agent, J. II. I'l'HUY, Sunbury.
Hates foe t.st-nta SIWI on a single l.ila
Age.
an
30
40
50
so
For I year.
HI
9
l,b
3,48
For
r years.
For Lite.
1.60
9.04
8,70
.!!
8.0.)
ol
l..J
1.04
3,W
3,,7
Kxamplv A person sged 50 ye:irs next birth day, by
paying the Company 90, cents would secure to his family
or heirs 8100 should he die 111 one year 1 or lor o.-q0 he si.
cures to thein 81000; i- for 813 ru'iuuallv for seven years
he serifres to them 1000 should he die Iu seven years ; 01
for gao,40 punl annually during life he secures Slbuo to Is
paid when he dies. The insurer aecuiing: his own bop'is,
by the difference in sin nun of premiums f rom those eh'.njred.
by other ottiees. For SiOiO "ie I'eirs would receive $.'mjO0
slioukl he die In one year.
Forms of application and sll rvirticubrs ni ha hral at
lha office. 1'LTF.R CI LLE., President.
Vice President, Wm. M.Baibd.
Fbascis V. Kawlc, Secretary hj Treasurer.
Cossvltixo Phv.iciaji Dr. J. H. M-aser, Sunburv.
J. 11. 1'VRDY, Sunbury, Agsut fir N jrHiumucTland coun
tv.
Sunbuty, July 33, 1&19
Urown'H Essrnco of Jamaica GIu
ger. Prepared only by Frederick Brown, at Aii
i)rg and Clumical Store, North East
Cormr of Fifth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
TtlH '1 Essence is a preparation of unusual ex
X rcllence and of varied properties. In all cases
vhoro a powerful and safe stimulant ia required
it ia unrivalled for efficacy at well aa immcduiU)
action. To the traveller and to the family circle
it ia invaluable, as a few drops diluted iu suirnr and
water present a sale and agrceuble. remedy to the
invalid who requirea Immediate rchcl, aa well as
to the convalescing patient who neeJs a gentle
tonic, lit a Southern climate, whi r the relaxa
tion of the system ao generally induces thirst for
stimulants, it will always be, found an excellent
substitute for those tempting beveragea which de
bilitate the stomach and cause a morbid condition
of iu nowera. In dyspepsia, in relaxation of the
bowels, in nausaea and tea-eicduveaa, it it an active
and safe aa well as a pleasant and refreshing re
mcdy, and is prescribed by the nlost eminent of
the tucilicul faculty.
A supply of the above received and for sale by
II. U, Masser, aunbury.
April 6, 1850. 6m
aTesROWN'S ESSENCE OF GINGER
If A new supply of this excellent article just
received and for aale by H. o. MASSEK.
Sunbury, March 16, 1850.
HOUSE TO RENT The premises on Mar.
ket street, U'e'.y oreupicrl bv Simon Marti.
Apply to HENRY MA.J-EF.
i-unhtity, April b, lt0.
Caution. U&lra.
A man by tha nam of CI.APP has enfstMl Iwitk a
j-ouns mm of the name of S P. ToU-nsenil. and a en ai
name to put op a Hnrsjarilla. hirh thnr rail Ir. Ts-sra-send's
Aarsuarilla denominating it CKNtlNK Orlrlaal, m
This Townaend is no ooctor, and nevar was ; hat was for
merly a worker on tha railroad., canals, and tha like. Tat
he assumes the title of Dr.. for the purpose of ftininf cradil
for what he ia not This la to caution tht public not to aa
deceived, and purchase none out lha Oenoins Ot if Inal Old
Dr. Jacob Townsend'a 8sriiarills, liavinf on It las Old
Dr's. likeness, his family coal of arms, and Irra dsatai
across tut ooat of arms.
OLD DOCTOR JACOB TOWIHSEMB,
THE ORIGINAL DISCOVtRER OF TUB
Genuine Ton use nd Sanaparillat
OIA) Dr. Townaend is now abouj 70 years of afe, and
has loiii; been known ss the author and discuverat
the Ocuulne Orieiual "Towuseud Sarsaparilla " l)a
inepojr, he wns conipelleil to limit its manufacture, by
which means it haa been kept out of market: and tht aslaa
circtimscrilied to those only who have proved its worth and
known its value. It had reached the ears Of many, nsrar.
ineiexs, as i nose persons wno nau lieen healed Bore dis
and saved from death, proclaimed its exedletica aud
lenui
HEALING POVER.
Knowing, many years ago, that lie bad, by kls skill, Mi'
euce, and experienced, devised an article which would lia
of iucalcnabte advantage to mankind, when ones knows
and extensively used, lie hoped and persevered, expecting
ihe time to arrive when the meana would be furnished 14
bring it into universol lattice, when its iuestimahhi trirM'aa
would be known and appreciated. This time has cams, tak
means are supplied ; this
URANU AND UNEQlEU-ED PREPARATlOflj
Is uianmaclured on Ihe largest scale, and is called far
throughout the length and breadth of the land, especially as
il is found incapable of ilcgencralion or deterioration.
Let every man ring throughout the land, that Old Dr.
Jacob Towuseud is now manufacturing the real 'Townsead
.Snrs.'iniilla,' which never sours, never ferments, and neiat
chanucsits character.
1'iom Hits day forth the people shall havt tha Pure Oea
itine Townaend Sarsparilla, which shall never tour in Ikt
bottle, or in the stomach, and il shall yet banish from Ikt
land all Fermenting. Souring. F.xplodiug, Vinegary Bar
saimrillaa, now in use. A good Sarsaparilla, ulra aad
genuine, ought to live; a poor aourinf, tlip-slop Haraapa
rilla ought to droop and die.
The Old Dr's. Kirsaparilla will keep pufa and petfett
100 years. 1
I iilike young S. P. Townsend'i It Improves with age,
and never changes, but for the better; beitust tt it pre
pared on scientific nrinciples by a scientific man, Tha
highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest discoTsrie
of the Art have all lan brought into requisition iu tht
manufneture of ihe OLD DR'S. SARSAPAllILLA. Tha
Kirsaparilla root, it is well knovVn to medical mt, con
tains many medicinal properties, and aotna propartist
which are inert or useless, and others, which; if retained
in preiiaring it for use, prodnce fermentation arid aeidj
which is injurious to the system. Some of tha prtpertist
oi Sarsaparilla are sn volatile, thut they entirely evaporaia
and arc lost in the prcjiarutioii, if they are not preaervtd hj
bya acieutific prooss. known only to those experienced ia
its iimuufucture. Moreover, these volatile principles, wtiea
liyorl in vapor,nrasau exhalation, under neat, are tnt varii
essential medical prujicrtiea uf tht root, which girt ta j
all its value.
Any person can boil or stew the root till they get a dark
cloied li'iuid, which is more from the coloring matter ia
the root than from anything else ; they csn then strain ikie
insipid or vapid liquid sweeten with tour molasses, and
then call it "Sarsaparilla Extract or Syrup." But tack at
not the article known aa the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S BAl
SAPAHlLLA. This is si prepared, that all tho inert propertiat of tki
Sarsparilla root hie first removed every thing capaklt of
becoming acid or of fermcntiation, is extracted and rejeofc.
ed ; then every particle of medical virtue is aecured in a
pui e and concentrated form ; and thus it it rendered iiiea-
tuhle of losing any of its valuable and healing propertiat.
'repnrcd in this way, it it mails the most ptvrerTuI tgaal
in the
ClrflE OF INNUMERABLE DISEASES.
Hence the renson why we hear commendations on attry
t side in its favor by men, women, and children. We find it
j doing wonders in the cure of Consumption, Dyspepsia, and
j l.ivcr Cunipliuil, and in Rheumatism, Bcrofule; Pilta.
1' stivcni!M, all Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimplet, Ulotraaa,
and all aliccllonsaririnc from
I.Ml'l'RlTY OF THE BLOOD. .
H piisscAsca a nmrvollous eiricacy, in all complaints trisiag
from iii'liesiion, from Acidity of the Stomach, from aa
tpiul circulation, determination of blood to the head, palpi
tation of the heart, cold feet and cold hands, cold chills and
hot Hushes over tha body. It has not its equal in Colds and
Coughs ; and proinolea easy expectoration, slid gentle per.
spiraiiou relaxing stricture of Ihe lungs, throat, and every
other mil.
Kilt in nothing is its excellence more manifestly sect tad
acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of Female Cots-
plaints.
It works wonders in cases of Fluor Alius or Whiles.
Fulling .il the Womb. Obstructed, Suppressed, or Painfnl
Menses, Irregularity of tht menstrual periods, and thtlikt;
and is a clleclual lit curing all the forme of Kidney Diseatt.
By removing obstructioua, and regulating the general eye
tein, it gives tone and strength to the whole body, end tattf
cuics nl! forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY,
And thus prevents or relieves a great variety of other tea.
ludn s, as S'linal Irritation, Neuralgia, St. Vital Dante,
Swooning, Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, etc.
And yel lie would fain have it understood that Old af.
Jacob Townscnu'a Genuine Original bursaparillt, it aa
IMITATION of his inferior preparation!
Uciveo lorbid that we should deal in an article whisk
would bear the most distant resemblance to S P. Towa
scud's article ! and which would bring down upon the OIA
Dr. such a mountain load of complaints and eriminatioat
from A treats who have to!d, and purchaaera who have aaed
S. I. Townaend's Fermenting Compound. We wish il
understood, because it is the sbeolute truth, that ft. P.
Townaend's article and Old Dr. Jacob TownseiKl's Sarsa
pariitu are heaven-wide apart and infinitely dissimilar ; that
they urn unlike in every parliculai, having not out tingle
thing in common.
As S. p. Townscnd ia no doctor, and never wet, it aa
chemist, no piiammuceutist knowe no more of medicina
or disease than any other common, unscientific, unprofes
sional lltuu. what guarantee can tho public have that they
are receiving a genuine scientific medicine, containing al
the virtues used in preparing it, tnd which art incapault of
changes which might render thein the ageuts of disease la
iuptcad of health ?
But what else ahotild he expeeted from one who knowe
noth.ng comparatively of medicine or disease ! It require
a peijn of some experience, to cook and serve up even a
common decent meal, how much more important is tt that
the pera ins wno manufacture medicine, designed for weak
atomacha and enfeebled systems, should know well tht
medical properties of plants, the best manner of steering
and concentrating their healing virmes, also an extensive
knowledge ot the various aiscases wrucn aneci in na
.-... cm. and how in adant remedies to these diseases !
' It is not possible for this medicine to do good ; it asi nt
thiuc iu il which can ever harm, it can never lour or
spoif, aud therefore, can never loose itt curative properties.
It ciciui.m the blDod, excites the liver to healthy action,
tones the titouiach. and gives good dige-lion, relieves laa
bowels of torpor and constipation, allays innamalion, pari,
ties the kin, eiuliies Ihe circulation of the blood, pro
ducing iienlls wai inth equully all over the body, and at tha
intenuiilr iiernpiration ; relaxes all obstructions, and uiviga
ratea thcenute nervous system. Istiot this, then, the medi
ciii' von pre-eminently need f But can any of Iheae things
humidors P Townsends inferior artids Thit yetaj
man's liquid is not to be
COMPARED WITH THS uuj un a.
Because of one grand fact, that the one it incapable of deJ
terioraii. ii. uiuiN'EVEK SPOILS, while the other does;
it sours, ferments, end blows tne rjotiiea containing n mi.
imKinruis; the sour, acid liquid exploding, and uamagmf
other go.ls ! Must not this horrible compound be potaoia
oua to the system I Whut ! pul acid into a system already
diseased with acid! What causes Dyspepsia but acid
Do we not all know, that when food eours in our etoraachtj
what mischief its produce! r natuicnce, neannuuiu, i ro
tation of the heat t. liver complaint, diarrbaa. dysenteryj
colic, and corruption ot Ihe blood f What it Scrofula bat
an acid humor in tha body I What produces all the hutnord
which bring uu Eruptions oi uie oaiu. i
Rheum, Krvsiiatlss, White SweUings, Fever Sores, and sY
ulcc.alious internal and external! It is nothing uudef
hmven bat an acid subatanee, which spurs and thus spoilt
all the Hunts of the body, more or leas. What causes
Rheumatism, hut a eour or scia uuiu, wnicn iuu..j. -sell
last ween the joints end elsewhere, irritating end ln
Haming the tender and delicatt tissuet upon which it aclt ?
So oi nervous disease, ol impurity of the blood, of de
ranged cirrutai ions, and nearly tit tilt tillmeutt which tr-UH-rhuuttin
nature. . .
Now is it not horriule to make and sell, and uinnttety
worse to use this
SOI RINO, FEHMF.XT1NO, ACID ' COMPOUND"
OF 8. P. TOWNSEND!
It is honlble to think, and to know how cruelly the af
llicted are imposed upon by presumptuous men lur lbs take
of money ! Fortunes niakeont of the agonies of Ihe tick t
and no equivaleill rendered the despairing sufferers !
It is to arrest frauds upon llie uniortuiuue. to your balsa
into Wounded huirtanltv, to kindle hope iu the despairitur
boaoni, to restore health and blisau and vigor into tht
crushed and broken, and to banish infirmity, that Old Utj
Jacob Townaewt haa sought ami found Ihe otprtUDity end
liimna to bruit his (iraud t nivei-sal CHicenlraied Kenjsdy
wuliin the reach, audio the knowledge oi eU who need Hi
that Ihey mav letrn and kiaiw. by joyiul experieiuret Its
TKANSCESDKNT POWER TO 1IEAU
nd ihus In have the unpurchaseable atliffaetkHt rf hSTiar
taiscl ihoiiiudsand lillllloiil Irom the bed iu sicknsae ss4
desp rlilrncy to hone, hcslth, and a kaig lite of vigor aa
uarinlutiesj o theinrolvee. their families and menus.
Anrtvr IIKMIY MASSER, Mililbury.
July tfA, IM!'. lv eow
STONE Ware, Earthen Ware, Raisins, Al
monds, Prunes and Crestn Nuts.
'"Planes of all kinds.
&!t and riaster. Just received and for sat
by JOHN W. FRILING. ,
Suttbury, Dec. 59, 1849.
fltEAS, from the New York Canton and Fekia
1. T Comttny, Far sal
j. w. rinxiya.
Junbury, Pec. 5,