SUN BURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
Oormpnndvno of the N. American end U. "..
, Great Suffering on the Plain.
4700 offered for a tup of water and refused
Flour HQ per pound-Thi Cholera on
Plattt Rtver.
StomtoK, California, Sept. 30, 1850.
lhe just conerM(l with a gentleman
from New York, who with three of hi. bro
there, arrived here yesterday, after a four
months' journey acrocs the country. He
state that about 70,000 persons are on the
road now. The four brothers started with
two six mule teams, plenty of provisions,
clothing:,' money, etc., and arrived in Stock,
ton with loss of almost erery thing.
... He states that on both branch of tne
Platte the cholera prevailed to a horrible ex
tent, hundreds dying dally. The waters of
h. Plan. mr thick and muddy, and heat-
Iributes the escape of his party from sirkness
:o their precaution in boiling the water, clear-
Wit with isinglass, and making It into tea
r coffee before drinking. Tile graves of
.migrants, he ssys, were thick at every camp
ng places near the Platte. In crossing the
treat Basin this side of the great Salt Lake,
heir suffering were indescribable.
The sand was knee deep, the snn broiling
)ot ; not a tree was to be seen ; there was no
vater, and their provisions were all gone.
fortunately, after passing over about 100
niles of this hideous desert, they came across
i man who had gone 40 miles further, found
. good spiinc, and returned with two barrels
.f water. Tnis water he first sold for St per
allon, then SI per quart, then $10 per pint:
nd as the emigrants came nlnn;, each chok
id almost to death and completely exmisteil,
lis prices raised, and no sum he could name
vi'thin the power of the poor emigrant was
efused to be paid. When the water was
learly all gone, a man came along who
or three whole days and nights had drank
mt a half pint of fluid. He was almost dead,
.nd begged for some water. The answer
vas, "I have not enough to last myself and
aiimals back to the Spring." $50, $100,
500. 8700 was offered in succession for
jnn little cup full of water, and the dealer re
'used it. The wretched emigrant threw
town $700, all he had in the world, sml by
nain force grasped the cup nnd quenched his
hirst.
This statement seems incredible ; but my
lformunt is a man of intelligence and pro-
P1
ity, and his word cannot bo doubted, Soon
fter leaving the water tinder, the party
ame across acompany who had a little flour,
rhich Ihey would not part wiih uulil '.he of
ir of S-IO per lb. templed them lo sell. One
bl. of flour was sold for eight hundred dol
us, and glad enough was the purchaser
eet it Upon arriving at Carson's riven
ley found provision plenly, but very lik'h.
lour was 82 50 per pound. A single meal
f two small pies, coffee, and some pilot bread,
jst them $11 per man. Provisions, it was
xpected, would suon bo much lower on Car-
n's rivier, as my informant met immence
nins of provisions on the way from this val
iy, vVhilst crossing the Sieira Neveda
lonntaius, the parly was enveloped in a snow
lorm, and at tire last pass the snow fell six
r seven inches in one night. This pass is
ot over 150 feet in widlh, and is on the side
f a steep 'eclivity. Above the road the
ick towers almost perpend irulaily, 250 feet,
.hilst below it is almost equally abrupt. At
he bottom was seen innumerable carcases of
niles, cattle, and wild animals. My iufor
laut says it is the almost universal opinion
I Carson's River that not oue-lhird of llie
migration can cross the Sierra Nevada mmin
ains before the winter sets in and renders
lie roail impossible. He thinks tl.ey can
vinter very well in Carson' Valley. His par
y expected to meet with, and thought ihey
rere provided for every hardship. He says
le has traveled extensively through Europe,
Hit no scenery there equals in sublimity nnd
eaiity many of the views on the land route
icross this continent. Nevertheless, he de
Mares he would give all he possesses in I he
vorld, or all he hnpes to possess, if he could
anly banish from his memory the many hor
rors he felt and witiressed on his terrible jour-
icy.
Yours truly, U . l W.
A Newly Invent nn Stbam Diving Beli.
Boat is performing wonders on the western
watersn rescuing property from sunken ves
sels. It had been at work at tho wreck o1
the steamer Charles Carroll, and in about
three or four weeks the entire cargo in the
hull, consisting of some 4500 barrels of poik
and lard, was taken out, and finally the hull
itself was raised and removed from the chan
nel of the river, to which it had formed a very
erious obstruction. This extensive job com
pleted, the boat proceeded to the Ohio, where
the machinery and boilers of a sunken boat
were taken out. Thence she was directed
to the spot, a short distance below Cairo, where
(he steamer Neptune sunk, thirty years ago,
nd with a dive of fifty-five feet, a number
of articles were rescued, which were consid
ered hopelessly lost. The iron chest of the
boat, containing sundry articles and a docket
book filled with what were once bank notes,
were among the contents of the chest'
but they disappeared as soon at brought i
contact with the air, and nothing remained
but the calfskin in which they were envelop,
ed. About five hundred pigs of lead, in a
good state of preservation, were also taken
from the deep, and a jar of butter, decidedly
the oldest now extant
The Estate or John McDosouch In
speaking of the wealth of the late Mr.'Mc-
Donoogh, the New Orleans True Delta says
bis subuiban property was immense, he hav
ing pursued the policy of buying op the rear
of the city and suburbs, and thus securing
enormous profits from the enterprise and im
provementt of others. He owned 300 squares
in ths rear of the 2nd municipality, and 10,
000 lots in the rear of the 1st and 3rd muni
cipalities. He also owned the whole of Mc
Donough, opposite to New Orleans. His pro.
ductive property in the city yields au annual
levenue of 200,000.
Mississippi Steamboat and Human Lire.
The annual amount ot travel on the
Mississ'iDDi river .is about 500,000. The
annual iota of human life for several yean
has been over 200; by borninp;, blowing op.
and. drowning, to say BQlbin J e( skkaess,
Hints to. .MPitovEMMf .Charles Sutler,
a distinguished English lawyer, and a fine
cholarj ascribes hi saving of time to thes
rules: Very early rising; a systematic divis
ion of his time J absence from all company,
and from ali diversions not likely to amuse
him highly J modern parly politics; and
above all, never permitting a bit or scrap of
time to be unemployed have supplied him
with an abundance of literary hours.
His literary acquisitions are principally
owing to Ihu rigid observance of four rules
1. To direct his attention to one literary
topic only at a time; 2. To read the best
book upon It, consulting others as little at
possible; 9, Where the subject was conten
tious, to read the best book on each side; 4
f ... t i..r :-- o..,l u,hon In
XV AlllU UU, 1111311 111 lltlUlllIHtll'll, . 1 -
their society, to listen, not to talk.
TUB WEST BRANCH BOROt'GHS.
1840. 1850. Increase.
Lewlsbnrg, 1220 2012 792
Williamsport, 1353 2003 650
Milton, 1508 1646 138
Sunbury, 1108 1213 105
Northumberland, 928 1041 113
Muncy, 662 910 248
Jersey Shore, 625 725 200
Average increase, 321.
Burks Count has a population by the
present census of nearly 80,000.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER 1
PEPSIN, the True Digestive Flwid, or Gastric
Juice! A gcent Dyspepsia direr, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of the O.x,
after directions of Baron Liebig, the great
Phvsiolonical Chemist, by J. S Honphion,
M. D., No. 11 Notth Kihth Street, l'tiilatle
lor,
Com pi
after Nature's own method, bv
acent, the Gastric Juice. See advertisement
in another column.
M A K K 1 E I.
At T.ewisbnrff on Tuesday morning hist, by
I... 11... Pk!.. Mir H.iii r,tnm:c PunIK- I
Toy of r,e' pors Illinois, to Mis, Sxv.LtK
M.Hooar, ot tho same place, anil lormeny u,
ciuuuury, renusyivniiiu.
On the 3d inst., by J.H. Zimmerman, Esq.,
Mr. Henry Cofbi.b of this place, to Miss
Grace Wii.lowkr, of Shnmokiii township.
asm imiemi ii'i nwnni'iai' inwiasin 1 mussiiSB
i i i: i.
In Carrollton. La., on the 28lh ult.. Mr.
EDWARD LVON, formerly of this place,
aged about 32 years.
&!)C iltarkct
Philadelphia Market.
Nov. 13, 1850.
FLOtm. There -is a limited supply ot
Flour, and prices continue firm. The export
price is 86. fcxtra Hour S3i a bj kye
KtoUH Last sale at 93 50. Corn Mkal
Is still held at S3.
Wheat Prices are steady sales Of prime
Southern and Penna. red at SI 03 a SI 07 t
nrime white at SI 13 a SI 14. Cobs. is in
hiir request at b lor gooit yenow ; wnne is
worth bi els.
Rve. Rve The last sale was at 80 cis,
Oats. Oats are now steady: sales of
nruno renna. Irom 4110 4 cist ijouinern
up I Ik nt 3 1 a 37 els.
.. . '
Whiskey. Sales of Whiskey in hhds at 27
a 274 cts. and bbls at 28 cts.
Baltimore Market.
t .gig
lov. II, ioji
Wheat. The supply of Wheal at market
to-uay was very sman. ouiesui yuoii iu p
nia, fa. J ms is n imiy wonueriui remeuy i ivih-il'i iihi, miuni n, .....
liidisestlon, Dyspepsia, Janiiiiice, uirer nm mu ww i "" "...
aint, Constipalion, and Debility, curing land on the Line Mountain xmie i siaie oi
Nature's own Leonard Kaulumu, dec d.
red were rnaila at luua iudcis. aim oi orui- wm.i, tline ,ia,.e ti,c aforasaid heirs sre re
nary to good at 80al00 cts. Sales also of qirrd to be and oppear, if by them dsemed espe
white Wheat at lusaius cenis, anu oi mmny I
flour white at 1 10a 1 15 cts. A cargo of Penn.
white was sold to-dav at 110 els.
Cokn. Is also in very limited supply.
Sales ol old white at 61 cts., ana oi old yai
low at 6263 els. New Corn is selling nt 48
a56 cts., according lo condition.
Oats. Sales of Oats at 33a38 cts.
WmsKKY.Salesofbbls.at 27ia28 cts., and
of hhds. ut 26,a27 cis. demand limited.
SUNBURY l'RICE CU II RENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Master
Whsat.
f!rr.. .
Coax. - - - -
Oats. - -Bcttem.
Eons. - - - -
PlIHK. ....
Flaxskiii. ....
Tallow. - -
Bkkswax
Flax - - - -
Hkckleii Flax.
Damn AreLss, ...
Do. Pkaculs.
100
50
50
U7
14
H
7
125
10
25
8
10
62
00
NEW ADVFRTlSEMfcNTS.
M0UE NEW GOODS
At the Sew store of'
JOHN BUYERS & CO.,
market Street, Sunbury.
WHO has just teceived and opened a large as
sortment of new snd fushiouuble goods, of
every variety, suitable for the lull and wintor sea
son, for all persons; and to which he calls thost
tciltioti of friends and customers. His stock con
sists in part of
iiiiy f.oons.
BUCH AS
CoZi, CflMimfrcs, Satttnettt, Merinos,
fie Laines, Calicoes, Shawls, Hand
j, kerchiefs, and atl kinds of wear
ing apparel.
ALSOi
Hardware, Quoenawnre,
Groceries, Pisa, ' Salt and Plaster,
And all articles that may be wanted hy the com
munity. The Ladies
Will find, by calling at his store, that he bss not
been uiinunillul of their wants, and respectfully
invites mem lo examine tin selection.
(7 Country produce ef all kinds taken in ex.
chsngo for goods at ths highest market price,
Sunbory, Nov. 9, 18S0. ly.
I1TK! J.1TH! I1THJ
BOUEEATJ'8
Indestructible and Indellible
WHITING INK FACT0EY.
No. 1 South Third street.
MERCHANTS and ths Wriung community
are requested to call and examine this INK,
which is varrauttd nol t urrmds Mttallu Pm,
nor ekung its Color.
Wholesale and Retail,
No. I Sentk Third street, Philadelphia,
A liooral discount snade to MsrehanU snd ths
Trade
For sale by H. B. Masser, agsnf for Sunbury,
f
Nssfef 9, ja50 ly.
i
GREAT ARRIVAL ...
or .
NEW GOODS!
Market Street, Sunbury, Pa.,
JOHN W. FftlUNO respectfully informs his
friends and customers thst he hs Just rs
coivsd a large and handsome assortment of
Dry Goods,
' Conslstlhg of Cloths, Csssitneros, Sattinetts,
' 1 Laines, Calicoes, Fancy ,
and Staple Goods.
ALSO I
GROCERIES of every description,
DRUGS AND MfcDlCINKS.
QUEENSWARE AND HARDWARE.
Fish. Salt. Plaster and a mural assortment of
all suih goods as Will suit ill classes $ the Far
mer, Mechanic, Laborer and Gentlemen of all
profession.
. .
A lie mt a u a
Will find a great variety of atl such articles as
they Will need for tlie present season
W Country produce of sll kinds taken in si
change at the highest market price.
Sltnliury, Nov. 0, 1850.
oYpllANSr'cOURT
SALE.
IN pursimhce of atl order ofthfl Orphsns Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed
to public sale, on r KID AY the lam day ot De
ccinber next, on the premises to witi A certain
Tract of Land,
situate in Upper Mahonoy township, containing
one hundred and forty acres more or less, whereon
is erected a two story
LOG HOUSE AND BARN,
A Hlono Spring House, Ac, about
ninety acres being clcsrcd. There are
1 also on the premises two
LARGE ORCHARDS,
snd about ten acres meadow, adjoining lands of
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M., of said
"ay wnen tne icons oi saie win oe maue snowu
tiy r litiLILlUL lV lVr.lll.CiK, liXC. r,
Bv order of the court.
Juo. P. Purscl, clerk.
November 0, 1850. L s.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
,. of nn order of the Ornlian. court of
a. j0rl
orlhumlicrlandcountv.will lie rxuosed to ntib
He aalc on SATURDAY "the 14th day of Decern-
uer next, on the premises to wit: A certain
Tract of Lund,
itunte in I pper Anpufsta township, sdjoimng
lauds of Isaac Kline, Henry Kline, and James
Forrester, wheicon arc erected a two story frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
A good fSpriiig House, large frame
Bank Darn, p;ood Orchard, suil a
I.imc Kiln. Also said farm is in an
excellent state of cultivation, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES,
more or less, about eighty acres of which are
cleared; late the estate of Jonathan Mettlcr, dee'd.
(Sale to Commence at 10 o clock, A. M., of said
day when the terms of sale will he made known
i,y JOHN ECKMAN, Adm'r.
By order of the Court )
John P. Purscll, Clk O. C. J
November 9, 1800. ts.
NOTICE TO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL
MORRISON, TJec'd.
V OTICE is hereby given to the aforesaid heirs,
' tlnit by Virtue of a certain Writ of Partition
and Valuation issued by Hie. Orphans' CoUrt of
ionnuiiiiicriunu couih.t, io ineuiretmi, tui-
-.- !.i . i i i . i :
SUIOll will lie ueiu upon llio prciinircs, ill tuc uui'
ough of Milton, IsortliumburlanU county, at llo'
"oca, a. on
MONDAY, the 2.7-J day ofUUDtiMUtill
next, to inquire whether the Real Estate of the
said Samuel Morrison, dec d., can be equally psrt
.ml .livi,l..,l i,v nii.l ninniT nil the heirs and
, , reur,.1H.ntiives of the said dee'd.. without
prejudice thereto or spmlulioii ot the wnoie, at
aicnU
JAMES COVERT, Shr'tr,
Shrffs Office, Sunbury, )
Nov. 9, 1850. ti. J
ESTATE OF SOLOMON ZEUN, Dee'd.
OTICE is hereby piven that Icttsrs of sd
ininistrution have been granlcil to the sub.
scriber on the estate of Solomon Zcrn, late of
Shnmokiii township, Northumberland countv
dee'd. All nrrsons indebted to snid estate, orbsv.
! lit tw olnlma n.ral..e, ft. A anmA urn rAiniA.tA ... 11
on the subscriber at Shamokintown, for settle'
menU
JOSEPH ZERX, Adin'r.
Coal township, Nov. 9, 1850. 6t.
FASHIONABLE HATS
C. J. WALTON,
A'o. 246 Market St., beticeen 7 le Sth st.,
(South side,)
PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscrilicr has oiiened a new hat store,
snd oilers to traders and others who visit the
city, a handsome assortment of huts, caps, ot'evs
ry variety, made up of the best mstcrial, and in
the latest and best style, and on terms as reasons'
ble ss can be had in any establishment in I'hila
dclphia, vi: Fine silk hats at $!i,50 Good do
do at $100. 1'ersous from the country who pur
cliase ot turn, can rely, st all times, on getting
irood article tnat will please tlicin, sua one that is
tully worth tho money paid.
C.J. WALTON,
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1850. ly.
AND
BOdT.TREE MAKER,
No. 95 Race Street.
Second door below Third,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTiTHERB all kinds of lasts, &c, of the latest
style and best material, are manufactured
on reasonable terms.
All orders promptly and punctually attended to.
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 186U. ly.
PATENT JAPAN BLACKING.
AmuZar-tort, No. 60 CHESTNUT Street,
M E D A L, awarded by the FRANKLIN IN
UTITUTE of Philadelphia in October,
ANDTHB
FIRST PREMIUM by the MARYLAND IN
STITUTE, at Baltimore, Nov. 1848 and 1849
PkilwUilykia, Oetottr 26M, 1848.
I have used J. Wcllsr's Patent Japan Liquid
and Paste Blacking for some nine months, and
am huppy to say that it surpasses any blacking
that I have used tnese twenty ouu years. 1 nnd
it holds tbo polish and preserves the leather bet,
thr than any Hacking that I have ever tried.
Aiuaiw R. Chambkas.
No. 6T Chestnut Street,
Wm. CTTRREY, Manufacturer.
(Successor to J. WELLAR,
No. 50 Chestnut Street, above Second.
' November, 9, 1850 ly.
PURE WHITE BRANDY FOR" PREKER-
a- vmu, just received ana nr sale oy
' H. B. MA6SER,
Sept SB, 1850. , ,
BLANK ?Aacaifs"r Pass Disss ya fim-1
tsrf end f sl t tfcji etficer
El
v.vm
r ,aja
JTEW T0T8, FANCY ARTICLES,
rANES, Ac. Just received, a large and hand
w some assortment of
. Toys, Fancy Goods,
Csnes, violin strings, dominoes, games, pussies
and tricks, moving figures, segsr esses, work and
fancy boxes, napkin rings, rattles, tp., of tvAy
description, at the lowest prices, wholesale and re
tail. Call and see '
GEORGE DOLL'S NEW STORE.
10 North 6th St, Philadelphia, late of 2d street.
N. Bi Csnes neatly mounted, and Fancy
Turning done. -
Nov. 9, 1850i Hmo.
Itnte or Ocorge Ilnll, llec'tl.
V OT1CE is hereby Riven, that Lfttrfs of Ad
' 11 ministration have been granted to the sub.
scribrr. Persons Indebted to the estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, (tod those
having rlninis against the same, are requested to
present Die in for examination and settlement.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, Adm'r.
Sunbury, Oct. 5, 1850. 6t
A CARRIAGE FOR SALe7
IOU sale at a reasonable price, a Well built tar.
A riage in good condition with tongtio and shafts
for cither our or two horses. Al.io, a doubtr. set
Of harness. Enquire at this oilicc.
Aug. 31, 1850. tf.
VALUABLE FARM
AT. PUBLIC SALE.
TtTlLI. I sold at Public Sale, on the premises,
ut 1 1 o'clock, on
SATURDAY 30th DAY of NOVEMBER,
A VALUABLE FARM containing 101 acres
more or less, situntcd in Khaniokiu township,
Northumberland county, !)J miles above the
Bear tiap, on the centre turnpike, adjoining lands
of David Marts, Esq., Mr John Reply and others.
The improvements consist of a good
DWELLING HOUSE and BARN.
This farm will positively be sold without reserve
to the highest bidder, A ny persons disposed to pur
chnsn will ba shown the property by calling on
David Marts, Esq., at the Pulling Mill, adjoining
said Farm, or Mr. Jno Reply, directly opposite.
If required, part of the purchase money can re
main on the Farm, with interest from the day of
sale. Title indisputable.
HENRY PORTER.
Baltimore, Nov. Sd, 1850. ts.
State Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
OF IIAMUSUURU, PA.
riMIIS COMPANY, chartered by the Legisla
JL tore during the last session, is now prepared
to take applications for Insurance against loss by
fire upon Buildings, &c, upon terms more advun
tsgeous to the insured than any other Company
doing business in the State.
This Company, in accordance with the provis
ions of its charter, divides property into two sepa
rate clusscs, vii : Farmers' Property, called the
'r ariuers I onipiiny, and the other property, in-
'lulling pro)crty in towns and villages, eullcd
'Merchants' Class" i the funds of each being kept
entirely separate t conseouciitly each class pays
its own losses and no other' It will ba the en
deavor of the t'oinpnny to arrange their business
that no assessment will be necessary on their
premium notes. The rutes of Insurance will be
very reasonable.
C. F, LITTLE, Agent,
Northumberland.
N. B. Persons wishing to make application
for Insurance will be attended to by dropping a
line through the Post OlHcc, to c. F- Little.
Northuinlicrland, Oct. 19, 1850.
Sank of Northumberland.
THE Stockholders are hereby notified that an
Election will be held at the Uankinz House.
on Monday the 18th day of Novemlier, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 3 o'clock,
P. M.t for the purpose of choosing thirteen di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year.
A general meeting of the Stockholders will be
tifld at the Banking House on the first Tuesday in
XNovcmiier, at 10 o clock. A- M-. ill accordance
With the act of Incorporation.
J. R. PRIESTLY. Cashier.
Northumberland, Oct IB, 1850 it
READY MADE '
X E take this method to inform the readers of
the Sunbury America!!, that, should they
Visit, l'hiladelphis, In guest of
Good find Cheap Clothing,
Bild faVor Us With a call, they shall not be disap
pointed in obtaining the best of garments st the
lowest cash prices. We huve now on hand the
largest assortment ever otlercd in Philadelphia,
among Which are DRESS and FROCK COATS
from 5 to 18, PANTS and VESTS from 75
cU. to 6, OVER COATS, CLOAKS, BUSI
NESS SACK COATS and COATTEES, all of
which shall lie sold at such prices as to make it
an object for the people of Sunbury and the sur'
rounding country to extend to us their patronage.
PERRY R. M'NEILLE & CO,
South East curlier of 0th and Market.
July 13, 1830.-
DAVID i'KASK,
S. W Corner Otti Arch Stfect, Philadelphia,
T7 AS for sale all kinds of choice Family Croce
ries at the Very lowest prices, vis:
Extra Fine, superior and common Black and
Green Teas ; old Co v. J iva end other kinds of
Coffee, all qualities of Crushed Light Brown and
Brown Sugars ; best Sperm Oil and Siierm snd
Amantine Candles ; Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa
and Uroina; Farina, Tapioca, Sago and Wheaten
(jrits ; Olive Oil, Isinglass, Ketchrlps and Sauces.
Aiuccarom, Vermicelli, t.nglish Split 1'eas, &
1 hey will pack up all goods for the country
neatly and securely and deliver theut lrdmptly at
any Depot or Hotel as desired.
DA 1U
8. XV. Cor. 6th & A felt SUi
Philadelphia.
Aug. 17, 1850.-lyMay
LINN, SMITH & CO.,
Not 313, Markit Street, above 5lh 9t.
PmnDsi.rHjj,
Wholesale Driigglgttt,
ASD DEAl.KHS 1.1
"fcflU'GS, MieoictsE, Paixts, Oils, Wisrw
Glass, Vassisiiis, Drs Trrv, Patsht
MinieixKs, MsDiCtss Chssts, Si-RoicaL II
STsrxiNTS, Ac, &c; and manufacturers of the
celebrated
Congress Ink,
Black, Blue and Red. The quality of (his Ink is
unsurpassed, and We are now prepared to furnish
it of all sizes, neatly packed in boxes from one to
three dozen each.
L. 8. & Co., endeavor to have always on hand
a full assortment of good and genuine Drugs, at
the lowest Dossible rates. Particular attention is
also paid to the manner of putting up and packing
thcif goods, so that they feel prepared to warrant
their carrying any distance witn perlecl safety
All orders by letter or Otherwise will
nromtrt attention.
Philadelphia, June lS, 1850.-
-6m
f pEAS, from the New York Centoa and Pekin
J. Tea Companyi For sale by
J. W r RILING.
Bunbury, Dee. t, 1841
TIROWN'8 ESSENCE OP JAMAICA GIN
GER, for sale hr
H. B.MA88ER.
SspL 98, 1850.
excellent article for sale
MM bv HENRY MASSER.
Banbury Jan. STlh, 1819 U.
2EITZ & CO.,
IMPORTERS or FORE10!
Book, Prints, Engravings, Station!?
Gilt Frames and Musical Instru
tnenm. No. 78 North Bnd 8U, between Arch & Race,
Plllt.ADKt.PBIA.
TMPORTto order and have constantly on hand
1 a very tg assortment of goods in the above
named lines at Wholesale and retail. Principally t
. H3 CE CD 623
In Germsn, Latin, Orcck, Hebrew, Frrrtch, Italian
Spanish and other languages ( Classic, Diction
aries, Grammcrs, Vocabularies, School, Juvenile,
Picture, Drawing and Model Books fof Architects
Cabinrt, Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBE8 and Blank Books of every
description) Splendid Lithographic; and other
Prints.
MtsitAL Instruments.
Acctfrdeohs, Banjos, Bows for all string instru
ments, Bridire and Tailpieces, Clarionets, Fifes,
Flacreolcts, Flutes, Guitsrs, Octavo Flutes, Paient
Heads for Guitdfs snd Violineellos, Tambourines,
Tuillhg Forks snd Hammers, Violins, Violin and
Guitnr Pegs, Violineellos and Strings for all kinds
of Instruments Wholesale and Retail. Accor
deons repaired.
Also Constantly on hand, wholesale and retail,
a large assortment of the very best
OBSMArf BRONZE POWDER
Dutch Metal, French and Florence LcafMetnl
Thermometers, HairK-ncils,-Fsber and other
Lcadpencils, Red, White and Black Chalk Crny
ons, Mathematical Instruments, Scarficators,
.Spring Lancets Pocket Prescription and Gold
Scales and Weights Letter, Kancy colored and
gilt Paper Playing Cards snd other French and
German Faucv Articles, for the sale of which
they are the MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
July 6, 1850
GREAT REMOVAL.
Clocks, Watt-lie. Jewelry Milver&
PLATED WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
"HE SUBSCRIBER has removed his store
from No. 413 Market street, to his splendid
establishment,
So. 103 Ctmnnt tlrett, niocs 3rf,
Under the Friuilillii Houae,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where he offers for sale a most extensive assort
ment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEVVELERY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, &e., at such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction, and to
whicli he invites the attention of perchnscrs, as
suring them that EVERY ARTICLE IS WAR
RANTED AN REPRESENTED. His stock
consists in pnrt of a full assortment of
COLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES.
Do do L'EPINE do
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
CLOCKS of cverv description.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, FANCY
COODS. &c,
LEWIS LADOMUS.
Watches, Jewelrv, and Cold Pens sent to alt
parts of tho United States, by mail, with perfect
siileiy,
13 I am determined to sell at less prices than
the same articles arc sold in this city.
P. S. 1'rrserve this advertisement, and call
and eiumino the stock.
Sept. 28, 1850 3mo.
MACKEREL,
SHAD, CODFISH,
SALMON,
HERRINGS,
PORK,
Constantly on hand
snd lor sale bv
J. PALMER & Co.,
HAMS AND SIDESj
SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE,
Market Street Wharf,
PHILADELPHIA
BeptiU, '60 3m.
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fAPS. An assortment just received. Also
V silk HATS st $235, tat sale hf
H. MASSER.
feuulmrv, Dee. 3, U18j
WATTS
KEBVOUS ANTIDOTE
4 a sin
PIIY8ICAI, RESTORATIVE.
TBS MEDIO Ati WON DEB Or THE
TlflLL posiUyely cure all stages of Neurataia,
Tic Dolorous. Nervous Huluha. Chn.
lera, Lockjsw, Hydrophobia convulsions will
restore manhood to its ptestine vigor, even after
years of prostration, and the only known and cer
tain cure for low spirits or mental debiltv.
Extract from the New York Sun, Oct 3, 1849,
The etltkratcd Dr Watson, when talking of ths
miraculous power of "Watt Nervous Antidote,"
the question wss put to him, ', Why such a talua
ble remedy for all nervous a (feet ions was not in
troduced hy the medical faculty t" replied, "Thst
If it were, there would no longer be any use for a
faculty, as all diseases originated front disorgan
ized strte of the nerves ; the nerves are the main
spring of the wholo system Keep this in order,
and both the mind and body must be."
Four ounce phial. 13 doses, cnouali for all or
dinary cases, ONE DOLLAR.
"OLD BY
Wni. McCARTY, Broadway, Bunbdry.
September, 88, 1830 tf.
THE FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY,
With ths
Chrono-Thennal Svstem of Medicine.
By S. Dickson, M. D., of LondonEdited by
wt ...mm ziirner, m. u., oj new xorK
OONTENTS Physiology of Healthy Life
w shown to be a Periodic or Tidal Alternation
of Attractive and Repulsive Movement in the vari
ous Organs of the liody Disease consists in a
greater or less Error in one or more of the Corpo
real Pcricds, with a corresponding Error of Tem
perature All disorders, fitful or intermittent
Fever, the Type of all Disease Elements of
Cause and Cure identical Poison and Medicine
act by Attraction snd Repulsion The Agency of
both Electrical Blood-letting the invention of an
age or barbarism The successful application of
Medicine depends on its proper sdjustment to the
temperature of the patient and the period of the
attack of the Disease j What is right in tho cold
tit ot a disease is wrong in the hot ; The trcatmen t
ttrrng tho periodic remission, which happens in
II diseases, must he different from that prscticcc
either stage of the pyroxvsm ; Time and Tem
perature the basis of tho Cllrono-Tliermal Systerr.
of Medicine.
Single copies mailed 011 the receipt of $1, fpost
paid.) addressed to
DR. TURNER, '
I) roadway Hotel, New York.
Sunbury, Oct. 86,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NJSKYOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND sll iliaenses arising from a diif1erwl liver or sto
mach, such as utMieiipalion, inward Piles, Fullness, or
DIU.K1 U lllO lie:td. ACll llv uf t he Htimmnli. Nun..
Ilnirtburii, ilininul for Fowl, fullness or weight in the
Stomach, snurCriictRtioii, siiikinsur Huttcring at the pit
of the Stomiirh. swimming of the head, hurried utxl dittk'ult
breuthiinr, llimi rinf ut the heurt, choking or suOucatiug
sensations when in a lying p"idre, Dimness of vision,
uoiaor wens ucioretlie ugni, r ever snd dull Mini In the
head, deficiency of perspiration, vellowness of tho skin uud
eyes, win in the aide . tnck, chest, limits, Ac, sudden
Hushes of heat burning in the flesh, constant imaginings
oi evil, and great depreuion of spirits,
CAN BK KFFKCTLALLY CUHKD BY
DR. EOOFLAITD'S
CELKURATJiO UKRMAN lifTTUHS,
1'RKl'AHBB ST
DR. C. .l . JACKSON!
AT TH11
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
Ku. 1-20 Arch St., riiiludrlphlu.
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, if
equalled, by any AUier preparation in the Viiiled r-utcs!
a Uie cures uiluat, iu iiiuuy cusisi alter skilliul physiuiuus
lisrt lulled.
These Bitten are worlhv Uiav atteiittmi uf iiivnliila
Possessing gieut virtues 111 the rectification of diseases of
the Llvor and lesser glaisls, exercisiiv the most ssuiehiiig
powers III weakness uud ullvclieus 01 uie diiestlve organs,
Ihey are, withul, me, ceruiin and pleaaauli
If 10111 tne u.mlou Uee.l
The Editor said, Dec. Ml
"i)Hi HOOFLINU'S CSLUBH.TKO GbKMII BlTTSSs for
the cure of Liver Curapkiinl, Jaundice, 1 rpepsis, Chronic
01 nervous uemmy, is asservouiy 0110 01 Uie most Kipu
lar medicines of the day. These Bitters havs been used
by thousands, uud a friend at our elbow soys ha has him
self received an euectual and permanent curs of Liver
Complaint from the liae of this remedy. We are convinced
that, lit the use ut these Hitlers, the Dutietit constantly
gains strength uud vigor i fuel worthy of ureal oouaide-
rauou. 'i ney are nieiumnl III taste and smell, and can be
used by per ma with tiiu most delicate stomachs with sal e'
ly uisler any circumstances, w e are speaking from ex
perience! anil to tlio alllicted we advise their use."
Judge M. M. .Nomi. a veutlcinaii wiih irrcut si-ientlDc
and literary utiuiumeiits, snid in his "New York Wuekly
niesm.ucerf" jiutuitry u, imrv :
Ur. lloollund's Uurinuii Bitters. Here is a nrenarstlon
Whtoh the letuliiig pnts in the Union uppeur to be llnaiii.
luons in recomiueiuiiiiff, uud the reason is obvusis. It ts
made after a prescription rushed by one of the most rele
hrutdd physiciaus of modern times, the late Dr. Chr stcpher
iiueou iioouuuu, i-rniesaor w lae l uiversily ol Jeun,
private Phytirinn to the Kins; of Prussia, and una of the
grealcstniediralwrilcrsUernlaiiy lias ever produced. He
was emphatically the enemy of humbug, and theiefore a
medicine of which he was the inventor and andorser niav
wniiuwi.oy .com on. 11c specially TerommeiluCM It In
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. UeblHiVi Verlism Acidlti-of
the stomach. Countiution. and nil eoinphiitits arising from
a disordered condition of the stomach, the liver and the
iinrmues. iine I'niuaeldliiu papers express their Convic
tion of its excellence, and sevend of the editors icak of
its efforts I'rinn tlieir own individual experience. I'isler
these eireiunstancesi we feel warranted, riot only In railing
Ilia attention of our readers to the present present proprie
tor's (Dr. C. M. Jackson's) preparation, tail in recoulineitd
Ills ths article to 1 1 afflicted "
More Evidence.
The "Philadelphia Buturdnv OnSette,' tli best fumily
iiewsinper publihed in the L'lllted 8tais, the editor sats
uf
Dr. 7oo7aiiri's German Bitter).
"It is seldom that We recommeud wlutt are termed. Ps;
tellt Medicines, to the mufulciica and pntronuge of our
readers 1 and, theiefote, when we reciHiinleiKt l)r. llcsH
ImimI's German Bitters, we wis it to be distinctly iimlei
stood wo are not ieakiug 0 Hit nostrums of ths
day.lhatare noised uNalt for a lii fcf perital ami then for
gimcnaftet Ihey haved.Hie Ihelr guilly race of niisehiel',
but of a medicine long ettublislieil, universally iirizwl, and
which has met the heiirty npprnvnl of the Kaenlty Itself."
That Una medicine Will cure I.ivci Cmupkiiul and Dvs
peMi, 110 one euu doubt, after Using it us directed. It acts
specilienllr npoil the sionuich and livet it is preferable
to cjilomel 111 all hillious iliseuseslhe rflect is immediate.
They 0111 be administered to Female or Jnfuut wiih safety
and fcliable benefit, at any time,
RF.WARE OF CorNTF.RFF.lTS.
This medicine bus st.uitted thnt high chatacter which is
lieCeSMiry for ull medieiues to alluiii tn induce CMiiitef fellers
to put forth a Spurious sriiide at the risk of the lives of
those are imioCciilry aVaeivedi .
LOOK WHLLTO THE M.nK8 OF THF. GF.XUXE'
Thev have the written simiatura of C. SI. J ACKSON
unoii the wranner, tnal the iiaine blown in the bottle, with
our which they afe spin I, sis.
For sale, wlstlesale and reUnl, the
Gtnnan Medicine Store,
No. 1 ARt'll Street, one door below Hixfh, life of
S7S Race street,) Philadelphia, and by reaiwclahl dealers
aenerally throushout the rouiitrv.
Also: For sale by II.Massks, Punoury, snd M. A.
.Yl't-xr. .itrtnuuiDeritina.
Augiurl 17,lSo0 ly
TIAItIIAMS
TONIC MIXTURE,
For thc Curc of Ftivtfit iso Actie. Wa
RANTtfJ.
THIS unriialler! tneiticlue nisj- lie feKed 011 whra near,
ly atl othct relfledlcs fait, lis vulue is hot siiinr.ie.ntlv
kiiowd. iherelbre, the proprietor desires to enlarge the
field of Us usefulness by unking known its virtues snd eih
esjey to thistsuials of suir. rers whours nut aware that tbey
euu be specdity sml raditilly rureit of'
FEVF.R jttD" AOt;(
withnM the Oar nf pnisonous drugs, iiaussnua potions or
the deleterious effects of ijuiulne. It is nffere.1 to the ,ml
lie at a low price to place it tcithra the rcarh nf alt, aspired
that those who use it acoordiiiQ to direcuona aitt And H s
safe and speedy cure for
Fsvsa Asrf lines.
It ts riot a dWoTeeabie lutnamting eAnipmhtd hut su agree
able tonic cakmtuled b rerrswe lha disease and give healthy
action to the siomarh ami howelis.
Prepared only sy Slarsiisn ft 10., ana. smo wnoieaniea
and retail hy Hnwaud A rVm, No. 31 North Sih Ktreet,
PhilacMphui.xPrre 1 par sihgW bottle, and 3 per doa.
JttnellS, tUSO ly
BLANKS.
BLANKS of every descriution cn be hod by
epf-b inj at tlie oflice of tUe Amerirsa.
fl'ISSUE PAPEIt Yellow Tissue paper for
3. eovering (lasses, for sals at ths otTiee ol
tho Amertoan.
ENVELOPES. .Tbe euhacriber would reapecl
fullv announce to his friends and generous
public, litat he is tnsnufxetunna; Cavelopes of the)
best quslity snd of U King's. Far sals by
GEO. W. COR IE.
" eiwnbuty, fcL 15, ,SM.--tf. "
VO.'.t l ' - 1 - '
ANOTHER SC1KNT1FIC TTOHDEI.
PEPSIN1
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE
A OSSAT DYSPEPSIA OVHSBs
Prepared from RkiSNET, ot Hi foorta mufHct sf las)
Oi, aftar directions of BARON UKBIO, Ue raS
Physlokioal Chemist, I7 t, ). IIOL CtllTO, M, V4
No. 11, North Kighth Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
This Is a truly wonderful remxty f INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, UVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEBILITY, Curinf after tim
ture's own method, by Nature's own agent, lbs Oaatruf
Juica.
DT Half a tisiap.wnfui M, g.uk,f i, ( wm-
will digest or diasolva, Free Pounds of ft oast Beof la
about two hours, vat of the rtonwrh.
DIGESTION.
DIOESTION is chiefly performed 1. (he stowed, by tins
aid of a fluid which irMi .,. 1 .
that organ, wheii in a state of health, called the CaetrM
Juice rius fluid is the Ureal fcv.lv.,,, f ,,,, Koij
Puruyiiig, Preserving, aiat Btiinnaning Agent of Ins sUH
nsich aial Iutestiins. Without it there will be no dkras
li,ii,o conversion of ftssl into bkasl, and m natritioa
of the body I but rather a foul, torpid, painful, auddeetrae
llve eondllioii of the wlaile digestive apparatns. A wrak.
half deuil, or Injured stomach produces no good ttastria
Juice, aiol heuca the diseuse, distress and debility wlriak
ensus.
PEPSIN AND RENNET.
PF.PHIN is the chief element, or great Digesting Printl.
pie of the Gastric Juice, it is found in great abondanea as
Mis solid parts of the human stomach niter death, and some
time! causes the stomach to digest itself, or eat Itself ajpv
It is also found in the stomnch of animals, as the ox, calf,
he. It la the material used try fanners lit making ehesae.
called Henuet, the effect of which haa kng berw Ota special
wonilor of the dairy. The curdling of 11 1 ilk is the first pre
cess of digestion. Rennet possesses ssumishing power.
The stomach iacalf will curdle noirly one taouiuutd times
iuown wciirhl of mitk. Hnrou Liehig alatea that, "Oa
pnrt of Pcpsm dissolved in sixty thiaiauiKt parts of water,
will digest meat and other food." Diseased stomachs bnh
due no good Uastrle Juicn, Henuet or Pepsin. To show
that this want umy be perfectly supplied, we quote the fal
lowing SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LIKRIQ, in his celelirated work on Animal
Chemistry, saysi "An Artificial Diacstive Fluid nnalagoaa
bi tho limine Juice, may m readily prepared from the imm.
cous membrane of the stoitnah of the calf, in which varloae
articles ol food, ns rmmt and eggs, will la, softened, ebang
ed, and digested, just in lira same manner as they wuaut be
in the human stomach."
Dr. l'KHKIKA, in his famous treatis m "Food and
Diet," published by Fowlers .V Wells, New York, page
5, states the same grout fut't, and describes the method o?
ureiiaruiiou. There are few higher authoriucs than Dr.
Pereira.
l)i. COMBK, in his raluable writings on the "Phvsiology
oi Digest ion," olwerved tlait "adimiiiulionol the due quan
tity of the Imstric J 11 ice is a prominent and all-prevailing
cause of Dyspepsia " sir! he slates Hint "a distinguished
professor of medicine In Isnslou, who wss severely afflict
ed with this complaint, finding every thing else to fall, had
recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained from the stonca u?
living animals. Which proved completely successful."
Dr, GRAHAM, author of the famous Works on "Vega
Inble Diet," says 1 "it is a remarkable fact in physiology,
that the stomachs uf animals, macerated lu water, impart
bi the fluid the properly uf dissolving various articles ot
food, and of effecting a kind of urtificinl digestion of Iheai
in im Wise difterenl from the natural digestive process."
Dr. MI.MO.VS great work, the "Chemistry of Man,"
(Lea It Blauclmrd, I'hilu. 1614, pp. !U1-!I) aaya: "Thedis
covery of 1'KI'StN forms a new era in the chemical history
of Digestion. From recent expeilinents we know that
food is dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid,
prepared from Pepsin, as it Is iu the imturul Gastric Jules
itself.,'
Professor Dl'NGLISON of the Jefferson Colic. Phils.
delphla, in his great Work on Human Physiology, devotes
more nam ruty ttigc to an exaimiintloii 01 this subject.-.
His experiment with Dr. Beaumont, on the Onstric Juie ,
obtained from the living human stomach and from ajiimals
are Well known. "In all oasrs," he says, "digestion occur.
rod as iierteclly 111 the artificial as iu the natural dlgtstions,"
AS A DYSPEPSIA CtRER,
Dr. HOUGHTON'S nrcoarution of PEPSIN has nroda.
ced the most luarvellous cfl'i'vls, curing eases of Debility,
r.iuucmiiuM, ovmrni iceiiue, nuu Liysiieptic votisumptlon,
supposed to la: on the very verge of the grave. It is in
possible to give the details of cases iu thc limns of this ad
vertisement but authenticated certificates have been given
of more tlian TWO HUNDRED KH.M AKrlAULkl
crnES, iu Philadelphia, New York, and Boston akme.
These were nearly all desperate cases, and ths cures Were
hot only rapid and Wonderful, but MTinunciit.
It is a greut NEHVOl'M ANTIDOTE, snd rflrth-aau-ry
useful for teialeucy to bilious disorder, Liver Complauo,
Fever aial Ague, of budly Irantcd Fever and Ague, and the
evil eftects ot Qitiiiiue, .Men'Ury, and other drugs upou tbe
Digestive organs, uftel a loiig'aiekucss. Also, for cxeese
iu eating, and the bf free use of ardent spirits. It almost
recouciles Heullh Willi Intemperance.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There ii no f.rm uf OlsD S TuMACl! COMPIAINT
which it UtH-s n t st-ctii tu i-cath uud rriuov Ht oite. Ntf
trmtter ioW lud they nitty be( it tilVT.S INSTANT Rl
I.1KK ! A iiJtlednw removes all the unpleasant wfmp
tnniSj nirtl It uilly iitHntK tn ho ivpeuttvl, for n sliurt time, to
muktt tlu-w ffmNit-flVTtft peruiHiiKiit. PURITY OF BLOOD
uud VIGOR OK HOIA , follow it oncu. It is particuiarrf
excHent in rtes if Nhusru, Voniitinf CntuipS) rVincM
of Uie )it uf thi Stumufh distrrsn m'tcr tinct tow. coMv
statu of Hie fU-odj Hrfnvlnemii UiWnewi of Spirits Dttpon
tlcnr)'f V.iitncuftluu, Vttuknt, tendviicy to liwuiity, ftl
cide, Aco.
Pricf. ONR DOLLAR per MUa. One bottU will (W
effect Kutiiut tmttt
PEPSIN IX POWDERS.
ty SENT BY MAIL, FRF.E OF POS'f AGK.
For ionvcnicnce of sending to oil parts of the eowntrfi
the DlliKSTI VF. MATl'F.ll OF TI1K PKPSIN is pel ag
hi the form of Powders, with directions to be dissolved us
water or svrup, iiynie patiuui. iiiese powders euatale
just the same mutter as the bottles, but twice thr qosntiir
for thc same price, aiid will Iw sent by mail, FREti OF
P03TAGK, for VE DOLLAR s.-nt (post-paid) tu Dr, 1,
H. HOUGHTON, No. II North Uighih street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
8ix packages for five dollars. F.very package and bottle
Ileum the writicu signature of J. S. HOUGHTON, M. D
sole Proprietor.
Sold by agents in evcrv towi in the United States, Snd
try lespectuble dealers in Medicines generally.
FOR HALK BV John W. Frihsg, aud George Bright,
Sunbury, Ps.
Mary A. MeCay Nottliumbtrahsi.
John H. Rasri Milton,
lluves k McCormick, MrEweusviBs,
S. J. Croust, Selhisgrove,
John G. Renii, Vpper Mihsnlsaf.
William Deiiplhi ' Maiioudy,
Sunbury, Sspt. Ittk, -
" DEATH'S DOORtu
How frequently do we hear this expreuion, which is
monnl to convey to the mind the lust stags of eiekneaS
that a patient can be reilia.ed to. and live. Mrs, Hsrri
son, a member uf the Trinity Chtirch, was. as she expcee'
herself, hrouuht down to "Dentil's door," by Haee-
nmtisui aud Nervous Huutkiche, when, like an sngsl or
mcicv, Kudway's Houdy liulief relieved her ot bar aaver
paiiia'and restorixl her to her frieiats in perfect health.
rue very iiistuni nunwuyi neuoy ivcuim is apuiiw, tie
beneficiul clfccls are experieiu-'ed it aiMilheSj heals, eteaa.
ses and purilics: it insbintly alluys irritullon, reduces bs.
fluinmuiicns and swellings, relieves Uie must severe Nea
rulgic pains, gives case lo Burns, Sk-aJris, Sores, Kraptiona)
cures H lieuiiuili.nl' I.U111U1K". U.ail, Psialysis. SnrainSi
cures K lieuiiuili.nl. Lumbago. U.ail, Psialysis. Sprains,
Slrnnn. riiMsms. Si ill Neck, Weakness iu the Side awl
Back, Soles i all kinds, Galls, Bruises, Chafes, Sure
Thruut, Irtnticiiza, noHrseucsp, vougus, oais,
TOOTH ACHK CI RED IN ONE SrJCOND,
This torturimi ulfcctimi can be cured in an instant, f
the iikjiik m the Itelief tone lies the nerve, tbe pais is aii
ligatetf. So with Tic Dolcicux ami lleinicrunta, Nearai.
giaanttSh'k Headache Isithe the purls Where the paW
la natst severe, and in a few niihules yua wis ne entirsly
relieved. Taken inietnully it will arrest the moat violaal
Saismsnml Crani, slop vomititnr or to irrace pdrgutg,
iu all oases it will give strength tor weakness, esas fur
pain, health for sickness. No Kcrtclt Relief is genuine Sa
less signed by KADWAY k CO., IIW Feltoa Bueet.
KLKGANT TOILET RKQl'ISITCS.
TO KMIlt'.l.l.lSIl AND KNH.WCK THE CHARM
OF BKAt TV.
RaDWAV's .MSDICATKU SoAF.
Radwav's Mnbcaied S ip, so favorably known through.,
out the fuahit nable world for iis extremely ISantli tJsarhT y
ing aial oollmig Mlw is on the skin ; while by its aetwa
u the lures and the uimuic secrcUiry vessels it eaittte all
impurities from the surface, alluvs every lendeney to in
Huminaliou, and e,ireclunlly dnwisites ali redHcaa, tan,
pimples, spots, freckh-s, disuokvathaisaiHl other eulaueoee
eruptions. Tlis naliuut bl ioui it iuiMieto tlie eliack, the
soilness and delieacy which it imlnces of the hands and
anna, its capability of soothing irritation and removiuf ea
tailcAMiS (Intecis, rimovr n mutriciiBanie tu avert- snm.
Ucutleinen alter shaving will niai 11 allays su uriutKMS
sud teudoroeas 01' the skin, and renders il soft, saasxh sad
pics sunt.
During ths heat and dnstof summer, or frnst and bleak
wiials 01 wiiHer , aiat in eases of suuhurn, stings of iirteets
ebiHilnie, champed hands,- or incidental indummattnn, lie
virtues have SHigaiKl extensively been acknowledged. Ite
punlVing and rclresliiiig properties have obtained lis sslas
tnui i'rom theihousamls .s' alwr oosmeiics, bHh of KarsM
peah and rfimestie manufacture, by tlie bon Ire uf all part
is the fasliiiauibie world, from tbe iHiruing tnipies to lhe
I r,,sen fralius nf the lea King. The public will elesae
hear 111 mind Ihut Railway's .Medicated eoau, teiheautr
sale prepaiathai fix ttia skin now in aaej tbi haa hea
eertifird b try our most piomiiient ehetmsu. Hsdway'a
Soap ia free from poisonous, irritating and pemiMoua la
greilienls. it can he used on the tender skin W infaaa)
Willi the same aappy results as upou ueauiy ..
See thai each euks ia enveloped in a atastaUd ktbal'ell
steel engraving and further sae that the signature t St.
G. RAD WAV is upou each eake. Price SS asats, large
cakes. THE GROW I NO ORNAMENT' P SEAVTV
ISA LUXURIANT HKAD OK OUlV HAIR..
apu-xt's cieCAssixs sm.
Ifarranfrit the best llotr ton to tuty
Fru Dreasmg and Beautifying l hair.
it elawuva the Scalp 1'roiu DaasttueT, kaaos It esse, earees
Scurvev, Baldiwaa. aial Sms no Ike lleaa slo, tits aair
from tailing out, renders rt atmng, nna, smooth, anft ea4
gkaaiy. Peraiais who Save lest khsu kail hy siekaeas win.
Iind a oomplateanluk tnnaaway's Circassian Italax. It
UTfl.
ia wariantca la heal kail nremii
alalia ia aaa, it wit as
sail the hat, can, m tne nneat lahrte. bee thai the surna.
uu-aol RADVVAY fcCO., ieanea.eaea bouta asCir.
eassiaa Baiia u genuine without the signtew ef Redem.
4 C. "
A&SKT If. B Mssser, Suabui.
Aug 150 ve-siuly
alsogivaa liaaaisane saaaiaiiuunwi.aua win pravae a
from luniiue frag. Kvoat Ma exquisite jwrtty, H is adasi.
raUy adapwit foi lae hair ofiohiklrcai . of the ainat tiadsr
It mi aue ia aura oniiiea jot w eauu nor uMtie. eaas