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SUNBURY AMEHICAN AND S HAM O KIN JOURNAL.
X ;
JESSY LIND AM) THE DLI.M) BOV.
A poor blind boy, w ho is highly gifted wilh
musical lalent, and who reside in the north
ern part of Ihu Sttite of Mississippi, had ex.
pressed Mich great anxiety to hear Jenny Lind
cine, thai hi friends raised a subscription to
end him to this City to giatify his wish.
On arriving here, ha nccidnnlly took loiljt
inpg in tho samu hotel with Mr. Kyle, the
culebraied flutist. One eveninp, Mr. Kyle,
hearing some very wild and sweet flute tones,
listened for some lime in surprise, and as the
sounds died avvuy, he said to himself. ''Well,
Mint fellow thinks he can play ; but now I'll
just show him what I can do. Taking tip his
lliite, he played the air of the "Last Roso of
Summer," wilh variations. The blind boy
listened with breathless delimit, and follwin;;
the sound, he came to the door of Mr. Kyle,
and stood there until the last notes ceased.
Wilh a feelincjof impulse he could not restrain
he knocked at the door. "Come in," said'
Kyle, and not recognising the lad, he saidt
' What do you want sir?" l am blind,"
said the boy, "and have been draw-n hither
by your sweet music Do tell me who you
are." " am but a poor musician," said Kyle,
"and um travelling with Jenny Liud, as flu
tist." "You are!" exclaimed the lad; Oh!
sir, do take me to hear Jenny Mud ; I have
come n luny; way to liear her siiijr, but the
price of tickets is so hi".li that I am too poor to
buy one. Can't yon lake me to hear her. sir:!
ho continued, with great feeling; "I have
heard she is so good, so pretty, and sings so
mveetly. that I shall never be happy until I
hear her."
Mr. Kyle felt deeply for the boy, and pro
mised that he would lake him to hear the
lovely Swede. Accordingly, he took the blind
boy that night and seated him in a chair be.
hind the scenes. The sweet song of the
Nightingale affected the lad deeply, produced
upon him varied sensations. Rut when Jenny
ang "Home, Sweet Home," he melted into
tears. On her retiring she was attracted by
the sound of the boy's sobbings, and inquired
who he was. Mr. Kyle then told her the
history of the lad in a few words, which much
interested her; and sending for him lite next
day, tlie poor boy left the aenerous songstress
one hun lied dollars richer than when he
reached the city. N. U Picayune.
HINTS AllOI T RF.OKOUMS.
Their small size ami their lowness render
them very insalubrious, & the case is rendered
worse by close windows and thick curtains
and hangings, with which the beds are often
so carefully surrounded as lo prevent the pos
sibility of tho air being renewed. Tho con
sequence is, that we are breathing vitiated
air during the greater pait of the night ; that
is during inure than a thin! part of our lives;
and thus the period ol repose which is neces
sary for the renovation of our mental and
bodily vigour, becomes a source of disease,
Sleep, under such ciicmslance. is very often
disturbed, and always much less refreshing
than when enjoyed in si weil ventilated
npartment. It often happens, indeed, that
such repose, inste.nl of being followed by re
novated strength and activity, is succeeded
by a tlegree of heaviness and languor which
is not overcome until the person has been
some lime in a purer utinostphere. Nor is
this the only evil urging from sleeping in nn
ill-ventilated ap.iitment. When it is known
that the blood nndeieoes most important
changes in its circulation throng the lungs, by
means of the air which we breathe, and that
these vital changes can only be effected by
the respiration of pure air, it will be easily
understood how the iicalihy functions of the
lungs must be retarded by i dialing, for many,
successive hours, the vitnied air of our bed
rooms, and how the health must be as effect,
tiully destroyed by respiring impure air us by
living on unwholesome or iuniittiliiios food.
In tho case of children and young person
predisposed lo consumption, it is of slill mure
Urgent consequence that they should breathe
pure air by night as well as by day, by secu
ring a continual renewal of the air in their
nuiseiies, schools, &e. Let a mother, who
has been made anxious by the sickly looks of
her children, go from pure air into their bed
room in the morning, before u door or a win
dow has been opened, and lemaiked the
state of the ntmosphere, the close, oppressive,
nid often fetid odour of the room, and she
may cease lo wonder at the sickly aspect of
her children. Let her pay a similar visit,
some lime after means have been taken, by
the chimney ventilator or otheiwise, to secure
a full supply and continual renewal of the air
in their bedrooms during ihe night, and she
will be able lo account for the more healthy
appearance of her children, which is sure lo
be the consequence of supplying them wilh
pure air lo breathe. Sir J. Clwkt.
i
:,.Mr. Snow, I wants to ax you ona ques
tion." "Propel it den,"
"Why am a grog shop like a counterfeit
dollar."
"Well, Ginger, I gib dat right up."
' Does you gib it up 1 Kase you can't pass
it."
'ah: yah', nigger, yon talk so much
'bout your counterfeit dollars, just succeed lo
deform me why a counterfeit dollar it like
an apple pie."
"Oh ! I drops de object, and doesn't
know no bing" 'bout it."
''Kase it isn't current."
"Oh, de Lord, what a nigger ! why
your head like a bag ob dollars V
'Go'' way from me why am it 1"
"Well, you always wai de brackest nigser
I never eed you ulwtiya. will hub de last
word."
''Kase dere's no sense (cents) in it."
FoROEav by Adding a Sisuib Letter.
The Exeter New Letter stales lhat at ihe
' recent term of ihe Court of Common Pleasi
Noah Clark waa convicted of forgery, in al
teiing an assiijnmerit of a mortgage, by the
Insertion of the letter 'S" so lo read No-
' ah S. Cl.ik, instead of Noah Clatk.
A Lidt in the "upper ten" cou hided a
gentleman in I be arcade io New Orleans on.
fha 20ih all.
SnOURDS Cc COS
LABOR AND FUEL S A T 1 If 6
V7ASEI1TG SOAP.
Manufactured by Shoiirds !i Co.
643 CAfsfiit'if St., Phila.
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
T1TARRAXTED lo wash clean In hard, toft,
' v or salt water, cold or hot, in ono third the
time of any other Poap ever manufactured thus
dispensing with boiling, bleaching, &e.
FLANNELS, CLOTHES, ko.
washed with this Soap will never shrink or have
any harsh or Rummy feel, but leave them in their
original soft and pliant state! which Is in itself a
sufficient recommendation to guarantee its use, in
all families.
THE FINEST FABRICS
may be washed thoroushly with it, without the
least injury) giving them a lustre equal to newly
imported poods.
PAINT, GREASE & DIRT
of any description, can lie readily removed by the
use of it, without injury to the article, whether it
be the finest dress or ordinary carpet.
In the use of Nhourds cfc Co's Soap, the most
delicate need not fear, as it will not injure or chap
the hands, hut on the cuntrary act as an emolli
ent, and is not only the vkut bkst waiho
so r ever offered to the public, but as a TOILET
SOAP cannot Iks excelled.
W herever it has been used it has given perfect
satisfaction, and is warranted so to do, in all ca
ses where a fair trial will he given it.
, SHOURDtS & CO., Manufacturers,
No. 543 Chesnut 8t, Philadelphia.
For Pole by Grocers generally.
November 18, 1850.
HOOT,
OAGlfclillKiN ARTIST,
No. 140, earner of Fifth ft Chesnut sts., Phita
delphia.and 363 Broadway corner of
Franklin Street, New York.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS can have
a Bitting for Portraits or Miniatures, and
rercivo them beautifully cased, in morocco, Silk
velvet. Papier Muche, or other fancy styles, or sets
in Medallions, Lockets, &c, in a few minutes.
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings,
&o. Copied.
Out door Views, and Miniatures of deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits of Adults by our process, and Im
proved Instruments, a eloutly day is quite as fa
vorable as clear weather.
Tor Children, a clear day (between 11 and 2)
is preferable. CCTIit Drew avoid white, blue
or I i i; I t pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
Works of Art, is open at all hours, and Free,
Whether visitors wish pictures token or not, we
snail at all times be nappy to sec them.
Juno 22, 1850.
J. II. THOMAS,
Ornamental and French Style Frame
Manufacturer,
80'a Walnut st , between 3d and 4th street.
PHILADELPHIA.
1" ESPECTFl.'LLY directs the attention of the
public lo hie superior styles of Plain and
Fancy Frames, which arc of the latest and most
beautiful designs.
As a handsome Frame at a LOW PRICE,
has been much desired, he was induced some
months since to commence the manufacture of
these Frames. In a short time the demand has
been so great, that he has been obliged to incrcass
his facilities, and new oiler at
EXCl'.I-.DIXGI.Y LOW PRICES,
Singly, or in thousands, the most beautiful Frames,
c , V 1 r""8' uugucrreotypes,
Cards, &e., &c,
For Durability Unsurpassed,
Hotels, Public Buildings, Steamboats, Stores, Ca
binet Furniture, &c, decorated in imitation of
carved Rose-Wood.
( IF" Please call and sco specimens.
May 25, 1S30 ly
IIT! I1TZC! IITK!
BOUllEAU'S
Indestructible and Indellible
WRIII2IG INK FACTORY.
No. I South Third street.
T TERCIIANTS and the M"ritin(f community
are requested to rull and examine this INK,
which is wnrraute.-l not to corrode Metulht l'rut,
nor change its Cuor.
V) hoU'Niilc ami Retail,
No. I South Third street, Philadelphia.
A liboral discount made to Merchants and the
Trade
For sale by H. R. Masser, agent for Sunbury
November!), 1S30. ly.
PATENT JAPAN ELACKING.
Manufactory, No. 50 CHESTNUT Street,
MEDAL, awarded bv the FRANKLIN IJf.
STITL'TE of Philadelphia in October,
AND THE
FIRST PREMIUM by the MARYLAND IN
STIi'UTE, at ISnltiniore, Nov. 1K48 and ISI'J.
l'hilailtl,hiut OctoLrrZeth, 1848.
I have used J. Wellar'a Patent Japan Liquid
and Paste Llackins; fur some, nine months, and
am happy to say that it surpasses any blacking
that I have used these twenty odd years. I lind
it holds the polish and preserves tho leather bet
thr than any blacking that I have ever tried.
' Asiiur.w R. Cut mb ess.
No. 67 Chestnut Street,
V7a, CUHREY, Manufacturer.
buccessur to J. WELL A R,
No. 50 Chestnut Street, above Second.
November, U, 1850. ly.
NOTICE
TO EDITORS AND OTHERS.
AVie Toil, Nuv. 2.VA, 1850.
Mr. H. B. MassKr, Sunburv Pa. Dear Sin
In some portions of the country where we had
advertised our Sarsaparilla, in 1848, the Editors
uf some of the pajiers have seen fit to take upon
iiieiuseives me responsibility ot continuing the
same after the agreement expired, and in some
cases have had the presumption to send us a bill
lor the amount. INow we have no objection to
have all the papers in the United States advertise
tor us for years, if they are pleased to do so at
their own expense, but we cannot all'urd to pay
them unless thry have our authority for the work.
c wrue io you lor me purpose of informing the
Editors, tlirourli you, thut they are ut liberty to
advertise as lonti as they please, tut we must not
be held responsible without our written authority.
TIKYMI'KillV lilTltl II t xr r., '
" " - . . , . ... io,.,i.i., CV V . I
No. 116, Nassau street, New York.
December 4, 1850.tf.
CHARLES W. II EG IN S,
ATTCP.1TS7 AT LAW.
1'ottSYllIe, ia. 3
Will promptly attend to collections and all busi
liens entrusted to bis care.
June 16, 1849,
FASHIONABLE HATS.
C. J. WALTON,
No. 246 Market st., between 7 If 8fc si,,
(South side,)
PHILADELPHIA.
T'lIE Hulchher has opened a new hat store
- and oilers to trader and others who visit Um
city, a handsome swortment pf hats, caps, of eve.
ry variety, made up of tha best material, and in
the lateat and best stvle. and on Urms as reaaon
hie as can be had in any establishment in Phila
delphia, viz: Fine silk hats at a4,50 Good da
do at $100. Persons from tha country who pur
chase of him, can rely, at all limes, on letting a
good article that will pleas them, aiul oil that ia
uuy worm tlie money paid.
C J. WALTON,
rbilidvljihia, Nov. 9, 1850-ly.
A CAXi TO HOUSEKEEPERS
At the Cabinet Ware .loom of
SE1VN IIOUPT & CO.
Market Square,
As6 at the corner of Fawn street If the Rail road
SUNBURY, PA.
Thankful for the patronage of his friends and
customer during the 17 years he has been in busi
es in this place, lie solicits from the public a con
tinuance of their- fcvnrs. During this period he
has endeavored t a keep up with the improvements
ot the day, and lis accordingly extended bis busi
ness in every branch and variety. The public arc
therefore invited lo Ihe attention of the present
stock of
CABINET WAUK AND CIIAIKS,
MAN'JFACTVnF.n BV-
SEBASTIAN HOUPT & CO.
At the Old Stand.
Vhere in addition to their former stock of the
establishment they now manufacture
Mahogany, Walnut & Cane-Seat Chairs.
Large Spring Seat Rocking Chuirs,
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Mirble- Top Wash Stands,
and a variety of other .
new style and
Fashionable In mil inc.
Having secured a Hearse and made the neces
sary arrangements for tho purpose, they ore now
prepareu lor undertaking in all its branches, in
this vicinity or at any convenient distance.
Ye maids sikI mistresses, oitil huslnutls too,
Here's furniture of every style ami line,
Pants stile, ranmls down to kitrhrn lulilrs,
From rocking chairs to tockiiis; entitles
Wninkt you not havi the ready John lo pnv,
We'll wuit awhile for a lirinrMer Mtcr tiny,
Or take potatoes, onta, corn, when! mi l rye j
Bark, hoop rules, atnvca, or lumber wet nml dry,
Or any thing but yokes and threshing Anils,
Kiom pill and turkiet down to little quails.
Coine on then friends, come one nml nit,
Keep trad a moving, so "goes on the Imll."
fy Orders from a distance promptly attended
to and work of all kinds delivered with dispatch.
Sunbury, March 9, 1850 if
M. M. ROCKEFELLER,
Attorney at Law.
Mineral Ilie. Schuylkill Co., I'a.
O U8IXE8S will he promptly attended lo in the
counties of Schuylkill, Aorthumherland,
union, woiumma and .Montour-
Refer to :
A. Jordan, II- Bellas, is H- TJ. Masser. Users
Hvnbury Wm-De Haven, Edward Hui?h. t:
5-olemon iSlundcl, Minersville C. M- Hall, M
Mortimer, 1'ottsville
Oct. I, 18.'i0 lv.
IJQUORS, WINES, &C.
rPHE subscriber has just received a new supply
of the bost liquors that ever came to .Vunbury,
consisting in part of
Superior old pole Brandy.
Fine Cogniae Urandy.
Superior Old Jamaica Spirits,
New England Rum.
Fine Holland Gin.
Superior Old Whiskey
Common do.
Superior Maderia Wine.
Lisbon do. do.
ftiiprrior Port Wine,
liurgundy Port do.
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Superior Claret Wine in bottles.
Champagne do. do.
HENKV MASSER,
Vunbury, May 26 18 lit.
IIIALAOELPIIU AYINl". ic I, Kit Oil M OKI-
BITTING &. WATKSt.MAX,
Importers and Dealers in Liquors,
ATa, 220 Market street, PhiludJ film,
FFER for sale, the cheapest and best assort-
ment of Liquors in Philadelphia, such as
Champagne, Sherries, Port, Stock, Claret. Bur
gundies, Sauturn, Barsae, Ma.leiiu, Lisbon,
Tenerill'e and Sicily Wines.
Brandies of the choicest brands, z :
Maglina, Otard, Ponet, lli nnesy, &e, Ac.
Fine Holland din, Moiiongahcla, Scotch and
Irish Whiskey, &c, &c.
Hotels and the country trade supplied a Phila
delphia prices on tho most liberal terms.
July 13, 1850
T)ROVN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
GER, n excellent article.
Rauwt's Medicnicd "soap for sun bums, tan,
tetter, iVq,
Rndway's Circassian Bulm, for the hair dand
ruff .Vc.
Railway's Ready Rcl:cf for Cramps, Cholic,
Cholera Morbus, tc, For sale bv
II. B. MASSER.
Suubury, v4ug. 3, 1850.
TONE Ware, Earthen Ware. Raisins, AN
jj! momls. P unes and Cream Nets.
Planes of all kinds.
Salt and Plaster. Just received and for sale
by JOHN XV. FRiLINli.
Sunbury, Dec. 29, 1649.
T300K.S and Gold Pens. On hand several cop--J
ies of the life of Christ, and also a number of
gold pens which we will sell at the Philadelphia
prices. For sale at this otlice.
TfT" ENNEDY'S PATENT SASH FA.S
SfL TENING8 A cheap and excellent arti
cle lor fastening sash for sale by
J. W. FRILINO
unbury, July 7, 1S49.
P
laim,
ATENT Trusses of all kinds. Harrison's
writing and indellible ink, Cotton yarn and
Hps, just received and for sale bv
J. W. TRILING.
Bunbury, Dec. 3, 1818.
ROSE OINTMENT, A fiesli supply of tint
excellent article for Tetter, f, c. iust rereivcj
iul for sale by HKNKV iMASSEK.
Konbury, July 58, 1840.-
rjOLD PENS IN SILVES CASES. A suiall
lot on hunj and fur salu Iw
11. IJ.MAS8EK.
Funbury, April 6, 1850.
RAISINS, currants, citron, cheese, pepper
annee Are. V,.w ..1. I.u I W I.MMI lv1
Sunbury, Dec. 8, ISiH.
F
EE BILLS.-Juslicrs atirl f'unstablrs Fee
la ills hanilsuntely printcj on card u uwr. for
at this otlice,
TILEV'S COl lill C.iXDY. An excel-
lent remedy lor cuugtis, colds. Pur sale
at this otlice
ADD'8 celeliftitcJ Honw ii1 Cattle MeJir
cine for aU by IIICNUV MAtSsSKH
buubury Jan. 27th, 184 9
jV TINEHAI WATER, from the Ouk Orrhnnl '
Acid Springy, highly valuable in chruaicdi- j
tcaacJt, aim tonic remeuitu, tor mile l y
MEMOT MASSER.
Buiihury, June 69. 1850 if
STONZ3 WARE,
STONE milk Pans, stone Jugs and Pitchers,
end other articles of stone ware just received
and foi sale by JOHN W. FBILIXO,
Sunhury, Juno 83, 181".
ri'ISeUE PAPER. Velloxf Tissue usper
1 coeertng (Ussbss, &4, tor sale at the oltie
for
olliec ol
tae AraanoKn.
AIT tit Me An aicclUnt article for
84 1
kr HENRY MASSES.
M Miliary Jaa. Tttk. 1I4S If.
T)LA'K DEEU3 printed on the best quality
cf psrchmsnt paper, told t tlie lowest price
t this office, by whole.) and retail.
BANK NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,
PKNNSYLVANIA.
city or nm.AMii.rn it.
MArJSACAKMITTSl.
rV II solvent iMiuks 1 dlt
KHUUh: IMI.AND.
All B ilvi'Ut lainks dil
CONNKCTICUT.
I'. . Hunk n tc 1,, dm
Ail solvent hmiki jxm
cousin.
Ilnnk of Clminlmriburi 1 dia
All solvent linka t dis
llnnk of t.'liestrr Co. por
lhoik of llel.Co. Chester pnr
Ni;V YORK.
CITY.
uuiikoi (.lermuulowii
It.-ink of (tcttynl.iirjr
H.ink vf l.ewigrown
Hunk of MiililWoun
pnrl AII solvent Imnka J dis
I !'
1 ill.
tV'llk n 'lea under 33 ) (lis
rnrxTRV.
All solvents luinka 1 (til
NKW JI'.ltrlf.Y.
Helvidern llnuk I dia
iM'-wtrouirry Co Hunk pur
i:iuk ni .vtrtmwiiMjrrnd. pm
nuurfoi I'litMuirj
Hink of Dmivillo
dia'Coiniii.Teiiil Hunk 1 dm
P'lr'l- nr. Il.uik ,M,nil Holly ir
l.srnne I !;,!) 1 dir'F. .V M ddMown 11. Iir
Columbia D'k A B'ge Cu mriMfrluuiie' lik, Nrwnrk pnr
DoyelKt'ovn llnuk pnrjMeeli. Ilk ol Hnrhtiuloii pur
Kmuon Jl ink ixiHMivli. Mm Hk Trent par
Krie llnuk fi dis'.Morris Co linnk Jilts
xi lmnte H'k I'itHmri.' I dm 'NYu-urk IlkV la Co 1 ilia
Kxelnwrr H'k, llr.inch 1 iln'l Ir.injM' l!.,nk 3 dis
runners' II I, Mu.kaCo inr IVpp's rnltcr,ii J dis
Pnrnicra' Ilk, Ijhii.kt tuirPrinrton II, ink pur
Farmers' Ilk. Heiuliuir pnr.Silrni Hankiua- O, p ir
I'nrm. Hk Sehnylkill :o pnrti-merri,t Co Hunk J ills
V A I), lik WuvnrnYg t.tdis Slnte Hunk nt Cntnilen mr
Franklin Hk. Wnali'ii Ijilis SliUe III! KlizuliHliton 3 ilia
llurrislmrir llnnk 1 i'i Stnle H ink Nrwnrk 1 dia
llonimlnte Hunk 1 dia Suite Ilk. N. Iliumwick nnr
IJllieaaler llnnk pnr,S,tiw-x linnk. Newt'ill ' ilia
muoii ivniK mr
I renl 'n llnnk in? t'o p,ir
I'liion Hunk. Dover 2 '''8
YnnllryvMeAl), IDrCo l.nlis
C-T'Dk notes nniler J dia
Merer,. Mull. Punk 1 (lis
M dirts' li'k, I'otlaville per
Moiioinrnlteln llnnk 1 dis
Tnykirsv'e Del H'ir Co 15 ilia
YA', at Hrnneh Hunk
lM,,ut Alii;.
pnr flnnk of Dclinvurc
Vvotnin Ilk, Wilkenli'e pur:
Y.,rk llnik. 1 ilir
ryUitiff notes 1 ilia
MAINE.
Ttnnkof tYhetkwk dia
ttinik ol" Sinvrtif,
Deliovnie City llnnk
Hk Vilinc,u.V llruiiilvw. pm
I-'nrmiTs' Ilk St I leluwnre pur
nil ii Hunk. YViliniuL'ton nnr
Merenutilp Hk. Il:uitrr 10 ilia
All Ivent Imnka ? dia
IV fnder S.-.'s tdit
(Hill).
AH 'Ivent Inula 4,:ia
t--Hk n M. s tin.ler .',' dis
NOItTII CAIJOUNA.
All solvent Muka o.lia
nf.w iiAMi'smnr..
All aolveut Iviuka di
VKH.MONT.
Hunk of St Allans 9 dis
All ilvout bunks
3 disjtvr micro's, 2) dis
Toil 25 CK.Vi'S!!!
mkansiif ilia Pocket
Ivsi i-LAPit s, or, Uverv one
i.: ii : .- :, ..
. a ,n i,nii i iivKjuuii : inirit-
M fill edition, witli upwards of
a hundred en'ravincs, show-
,N i,ii ing peculiar disoasrs in eve-
'a ry shape and form, and mal-
!, '..iK'.Vfl J lormnti
mJw MJ 'yte,.i,
lormniions ol Inc genivrativo
HV AY .11. YOt NO. M T
;?i.yi f'' ''lc has now arrived
r- '-'V' tliat persons sullcrinji l';oin
secret diseases, need no more become the victim
of Quackery, ns by tho prescriptions contained in
tins book any one may cure hnnscll, without hitul
riinro to business, or the knowledge of any one,
nml with one tenth tbo usual e (icucc. In addi
tion to tho Bctieiol routine of private disease, it
fully explains the cniiso uf manhood's early decline,
with observations on ninrria;e besides mmiv
other dciancetncuU wiiiih it would not be pro
per to enumerate.
C7Any person sending TWKTV-ri vr. cents
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, bv mail, or live copies will be uent fur one
dollar. ' Address, "DR. W. Vl)l'.(l, ,',,. Ysi
M'RrC'K Street. PHILADELPHIA." Post-paid.
JfllK. Vt)l .'; cm be consulted on any of
the Diseases described in bis diilereut publications,
nt his Olike, 152 SPRU E Street, every day be
tween !) and 3 o'clock. (Siiudiivs'exccplod,)
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, lSol) ly.
s?s.:itc- C-0CE3
iv phi Si a '
TSI SUA RPLE.SS & SONS, have ittsi revived
flieir supply of SPRINt; AND SL'MM YAK
GOODS of Friendly and oilier slleii, to which
they invite uUentioii.
SHAWLS All descriptions of Silk, woollen
and worsted.
DRESS SILKS (.'rode Rhines. C'hnme!eon,
nml neat and new fancy styles India Silks and
Satin"!.
DRESS GOODS Lawn-. Bare;es, Mousse
litis, Ginghams, Alpacas, Mohairs, and all the
new fabric.
FURNISHING GOODS Blanket, Sheetin'-s
I (Jntlts, Damask, Shirtings, and ail other furnish-
urn ir ).
MEN'S WEAR Cloth, Casshneres, Cashma
relts. Drills, Vestins of all kinds, nml Uuvs wear.
SHOEMAKERS GOODS and Carriage Ma
kers artie'es. T. SHARl'I.Ess - SONS,
No. 3-J S. Second Street, Philadelphia
May So, 1S50. lv
TOXIC MixruiiE.
Fou the Crnn of Fkvku a.d Aute. War-
RANT KD.
TIIIS tinriAiilVtl uiniifiiH' tiny lr r liri1 oiiwlifii iimr
L lv (ill iuifi it!iiiitlin8 tuil. li ViiliH" in ii it cn;hfi.'iiHy
knWit-tliriftnre, lliu pfnpriet f linH t-i cnlarcp the
lii'UI i i' iit.-.u!tirMi jy un.iinjr kii..wn its virtues nml i ifi
rufv ! ilioiiiiulB it" iiilV-teri wh 'ure U"t uhmk tlul tiit-y
t-au lie t-L-viiiy aii l rmlirnily nut-d i
l'KVKIl AND Afil !-:,
willi'Mit tlie use "f p iiMi Mt cliujr, imii:-knn p'ii'-iii! or
(lie ilflf.iM'H'iis i-:.Vvt ol (uinin' It s nil' ret. ti l tit puli
ic at H I W price In pliyc it vitl:in tlif renrli it' nil. wr urwtt
ixt th'nt? wli't hhb it iMTTtlinij ti ilirft-u-'iis will lit.tt U u
Kevko and H-ii'tt.
It in t n itiiKifHVtviUif ir.j f f:iM-.ini(l :m p'rn'p.
uhlf tiitth' P:i!it!h1t";l to Trnii've t Ti - ilimtitc.iiul j;ive Iit-.tllliy
aclinn t Ilie rshim ii'li lind li iw- llc.
'ipiiTvl tnly liy .4: i-isi'stj tV I1!., mi l n l 1 whi ilwitt n
mi l M ill liy K".;iii'l .V S n. No. J rtlt fi'li Strt,
PliiNil-lnhm. Pi ii-e SI piT bm''e Imttl, uii-l por d z.
Juiifai'.i, ly
SBITS d CO.,
IMP (HIT l'.ltS tip Ft) nr. io
Looks, r;-ir.t3, Eiiravinjs, Stationary
(Hit I iitiiKs niitl iiiisical iciKtri:
itirtit.ii. No. 78 North 2ml St., between Areh & Hare,
I lllHIH.I I'Ul A.
1 MPOllT ta on'.er nnl have constantly n tianj
a verv lurne nisortiucut ofo.ids in the uh ive
nuuieil lines ut wliole.snlo uml retail. 1 r i i;c-i jm 1 ly :
III (icrimin, Latin, (.iron!;, llclircw, Freud), Italian
Sputiiili anil oilier l;iiiiii'es ; Classics, Uietinii
nries, (Initiiiiiers, Voculiuluries, S. lioul, Juvenile,
J'ieturc, lUawiui; nml Mmlel Hooks tor Architects
Culiini't, Carriaii ami other in iniifiietururs.
MAIH,(iLt)l)E.S ami I! lank liu iks of every
ileseripliuii. hiilcni'.iil Lithograpliii; utij other
I'liuls.
SUSICAli ISarilt'MCSTS.
Accortloons, llanjos, liov.s fur all string iiiKtru
incuts, Uriilse uml Tailpieces Clarinuets, Files,
Flarolets, Flutes, Guitars, Octavo Flutes, l'uieut
lleails for liuitnrsaiul Viulinccllos, Tauiliourines,
Tuiiiiiit Forks ami lianinii rs. Violins, Violin am)
ti mtar l'egi, Viulinccllos uml Stiinss for all kinds
of Instruments Wholesale ami Kctuil. Accor
ili ons rcpaircJ,
Also constantly on haml, vvhohsa!c anil retuil,
a laiire atsurtiiient of thu very liest
XinONZS roWDSIl
Dutch Metal, French anil Florence I.enlMeJ.il
'I'liernioinctcrs, HairiciiciU,-FalH'r ami othar
Lrailpeucils, lied, White ami Uluclt Chalk Cray,
ons, .Mathematical lustrunieiits, iScuiticators,
JS'uriin; LaucMts Pocket Fruscriptiun uml tiolil
Svales and Weights Letter, Fancy colored and
gill 1'ujicr Flaying (-'ar.ls uud other French and
Herman Fancy Arlieles, for tlie sae of which
they ure the MAN UFACTLIHEU4 AGENTS.
July 0, 150.
UCADY .MA Dl!
02a0) -CP 122 12 5fCS
J K take this method to inform tlie readers of
s tha K, ml,, irv American. thuL should tlicv
tisit, Philadelphia, in guest of
Good and Cheap Clothing,
and favor us with a call, they shall not 1st disap
pointed in obtuining the beat of garments at the
lowest cash prices. We have now on hand the
largest assortment ever oll'cred in Philadelphia,
among which are DRESS and FKOt'K COATS
from ipS to m, PANTS and Vr'STS from 75
cts. to 5,'(JVER COATS, CLOAKS, BLSI
KES3 SACK COATS and COATTEES, all of
which shall he sold at such prices as to make it
an object for tlie people of Suubury and the sur
loundiii); country to extend to us their patronage.
PERRY K. M NEILLE & CO.
South East corner of 6th and Market,
My 13, 1850.
PHILA. AND READING ILAILB, OAS I
StUl.VIKR AlirtANIJIiilENT FROM
PUILADELftllA AND POTTSVILLt
Office of the Phila. le Reading Railroad Ce. )
Philadelphia, March 29, 1850. J
Two Passenrrer Trains Doily, (exceplSunday.
fv and after Aprillst, 18.r.0 two trains will
9 be run etch way, daily, between Philadel
phia and Potisville.
Morning Line, (Accommodation.)
Simdavs" I''","dcll',,ia ut 7i A- daily except
Leaves Pottsville at 7 J A. M. daily except 8un
days. Afternoon Line, (Fast Train.)
Leaves Philadelphia at o'clock, daily, e xceut
Sundays.
Leaves Pottsvi'.Ic at 2J o'clock, daily, except
Passeucers cannot enter the cars utileB nrovi.
ded with Tickets.
'J'he afternoon, or fast trains, do not si on at An-
to, rn. Attlt.oivr.' li;.ll.nr..f I. I l r
' " . , uiio'iiuhi, jmm'i n i urn, V SI
ley hone, Port Kennedy, Spring Mill or Falls.
IS'OTICE. Fifty pounds of ha Engage will heal
lawed to each pnisenger in llieye lines; and pus,
sencrers ore expressly prohibited from taliins suv-
tlnii us l ne.i:a:;c but their wearing apparel, wl.ii h
k in tie nt me risk ol its owner.
13y order of the Hoard of Mamrrers.
IS. blJAUFORD,
April IS, 1850. Secretary.
XVIM.JASS' .VVi'3-EVNrr.rTIC
I I XI II ia. Willi the tmoal couliilenre, ofieredta tha
j -Ui Uli-nl l u:-ii:iyi,uil tin- pulilir tor lue cure of Dvinep
iu or liiilyLslmu, un.1 nil ilism. anting from it, auak
Nuiisin, Ilemtni-lie,
Yertis i. Ilium, na ,,f Pinlit,
Hili um Vomitinji,
llurniujr svnkutmii at tin sit
Ol til,. !.i,Hdt,
t.ivt'reotiipiiout,
lipprersi mi alter entinr,
l'.iinitutijii of Ihe ile-.ut.
Drill, ityol ihe Nerv.ma
teul.
llyiHu'li.'iiilrin. Jniiuitiee.
I. 8ol ilp;Klilr,
Yua:iiiK "I tin-Ntrenth
l'.on in tlierit"! Ilie atoinaeli
l-lutntcuee, with impii-ntl
or lowunla the risrtit wile,
Yitiuli'il
i;i iriujiy ol WIIH1,
'Wiu-sa oi eomplexion,
1.111. Ilnrv.i. ....I' fl.a ,
Coiunilntion nml uuonsiuesal uriiuhilnv i lemnei. Xe
ol me liwr!a,
11 ii iiik of dyspepata s'ruiM he uepleei. d. most lerioua
I'llcan limy ensue, for it U the f, ,uil;,n ,' for, u, ,he m.
Clieill ruiiaeol, unit veryin iiiuntlv teruiin.in a iiieonaunei.
lion. I Willi I imprera upon Ihe'inind thai to Ii iHe wilh
tlua thai-use liwylw to sp,,rt wnh ihe reason which eouali
Intea una aupercinnwil nuioiiir nniiuul l,.-iua, or lo an
Intter existence l,y adding a couaelousnos ol loily lu lie
js'nulty of plllll.
i .us iiieiueine is nmiiy nt up in hollies, wilh ample
it i reel i ilia fur use
mid
la aolU in ni.hurv hv Ju VV
tltll.lNO. J AM I'M Uil I ll-.w
Tmtiiionyof Mr. Aimer Klinea, lialler, .Market MrM
aliove r-LMIi. eorr ili 'rutice of tlie eti;cacy of Vi!liaia
Aiiti-Uiajupne l.lmi.
,, , ... I'liiLAUKu iiiA, Octnlnr 3, 1819
Mr. Jams3 Y it.i.tAMi :
Ucur sii : It itni-8 ma er,-ut pi ira to know that v
ore uy.-.iu ireariii; y,u .alieiue l"-,r tl.a euro of tivsnv.
I'l l. I T liluuy ol my ac'tllii tlil:lr'is Ilia . repeatnily Baked
mi-where it i-ouM lie proem eil, kiiowiii); tliul 1 hud brf a
. .... ... , ,.1111 mat a piinae iii-Kiiowlt'ilgiuru:
tl"; itieut Iiitiw I li.nc rcc. iv.,1 ir..in the i,a f ycunaed
icuir is not on.; due to you, l,ut nuiy be uaelul to ntliera, I
.. ... ........ ... , ,-, w i ..curs i fiiiicr,, i irotn uysuep-
i.i. winch i,ii i.:i..,I to audi n, exiem inut my heulili and
,l,l,.riTII,iy SUI.,1111; UlllllT Lt. I Uil I'ORl,
pencil to restrict ,yM , ton,.. ,,,, ,-,M. 0I,4 tVf
'.'". 1 ''""'I ftreugth, diamrli-
niiu,.ltexeicir.e. uu.l. ns vm Imva it in lour ailvertm
iiient. n irener.,1 t.c!u,;r of ilepr-an ui uu.l uletcna!il,la
winrinew. In Ihe year l:!-. I.. -,ri ir !l..-ri luck r-
e-"":'ieu;lill VolT A.i.lvs e, lir V.UxW, I prot-ur.d
ncl nae.1 it Willi tbv mv.fi happy etteet ; under it lullnrn..
iMii.oior mill wanness gradually aw!lv d
lit-returned which 1 could ,,mti:V wc.li mmiinitv. Hv
y.-ara luve M.iW ch, ,, ,,ml mv ,. ,li,lei,ef in ihr ('uralica
powers of your liMlu ini, !, , of rmr. iiicrmanl (,
(oln;llcl,veur.,l me when I lulled loolitai,, rebel lrIB IT
oui.-l aourre. Very rcspeetl'illlv voura,
T.
Munonyori'ihviird II. Itowlrv. Wh !,., t m......
of tl.e
f Itoivlrv. As', 'in, ,,. o .1. v' . o-....
,ept!cV'i-Mi'.r "' "r"''"'y "f U'il!iu'ms' Aiitr.Dji-
rinLADsi rini, Oeioher 2u, im.
Mr. J WTFa WlI.LlsM
Hear " 1 lake plenaare in reeoinineuiling vonr nti.
Ilyspeplie l-.:,Mr f ir the ear ' Oy-rj. ( have taken
It lii)irll Ion lie dieas... rnnl hue I
nurely uired.
Voars reNi ecttullv
l:i).viil) it
Anr.NT-J(U!X V ritll.l.;,;. fJJhr
.llaten "J. I.'iil. ly
ItOWI.KV.
, Pa.
iTSii.A:r.:..s3i
XvZSDICAXi HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED 15 YEA US A(JO, iV
Y 1K. KINK KLIN,
A . II . Corner oj Third and Union Streets
BKTWKBSi M'ltl'CB AND 1'INU STIlKBTs, '
PSIILArZJ.t,iiiIA
1II"ri:i:. VI-:.IIS i,f exlemive mi.l tiliiiitrrriaeteJ
piaetlee apent HI ll.is eilv liuve remrr.l .r K the
men esyeit uii.1 h i ul ,,r:ielil I. ,.! t.,r mul near,
"' " private li-nurs. IV.UB
lilllieliil Willi ulcer. u .ii l., ,,v. i !,..,, ,,, i..a '. ...
il. a I... i . , h-i i-i.i . i.
- n hi i n i in iiiii.il
ilisi-iise iiri.-iei I'r 'in y.iiitiii'nil t-s; ss
t.l. .... I. vl:,T,i.y l. e'ii:i!iiti,i,. .;;
all tie.ii.-il wit !i anfi'i'sH.
Mil. alni'tiiif.a. cravel.
'a mi iiiipuiitifa ut liit
ee 'lue i-alei-Meil, a:e
lie M !...':ii-. a Inn,,, ii ,,.;,., ,i. ,re , ,f
. K-. innv re-
,'tri ni..:y e...e: le m In
ly rt :y ilj. -a liin a ..(
I eMl.eih iii.iiuit cuilkltit-
TAKH l'.M'.'I'lt fl.AIt
.voTlfl
"iii'j .Men vcli , i:n-r jni.1,-,,1
.einselves l.y . e'rlaill
.u .1..- Hi..,;.: ,-. in n ,.:,,.. l,-,.,.i.,iy ..1M, ,,, .,.,1
e .,;m..s . r al s-l, .. !'he . .,,.,, u hil
I ell. re. ii ,vl.en al..,.,. nail ,le-n.y t. -I :, ...:,,rl .l U',
a i ailil iinily ii,l,:..tiy. We.iki.er, mi I .titiiti.ii
iU-l.iliiy I .i-s.,, inns.-ii!.,r energy. ni,vi,i,l i.iv.ilnle uml (ni.
eml i'r .Kir .ti . irnlaSili'y ,i, i,j ,.,... at,..,.,,,,, i;:
e" ' ",N',::" ' 1 1'"' II mi.l rvrry iti
w.i i-..ii; r!,.,i wril Ilie ills .r.l.-r HI
ll'lliB CUI'Lll. llllll tuil Vljt. r lt!l"H..I.
avein ai'y
.e .iiH-realiyo mi.i..
VOUTH AM)
.MANHOOD,
A vidimus lilo or a tiri'rii:ili-,n ileath.
KlMtllLIX on st If rn-sfrvaliuii.
D.M.V 23 CENTS.
lust iulliahe,t;, t;i,, vv,., ,.,,.r ,fir,ll::tioii
Tlns i;
nil Ihe I. .ii.-;,!,, a aii.i il
I Ihe l.eii.Y Hue II......
II a.lIr-j.f, f ,..ell:,l,ki
AlL, illi.l hti iiil l i. i
Tlie v liil il.le tiity.ei
i" 'l ' Tit,. 1A.!IH1 ami tiLti
arl l.y nil.
"lal iniiTi-.iiivo wariiiuj it aives.
WV1I pii..,i,I yea:i,.i ni;
ly 'I'll 'lis in la nf l.iveh.
y ainlKiiilvrin; u.i.l inn annual.
Parenis l.y re .,l,... w;; ,.:ir1 low ,,
trn."...ti Itt.-ir elili.l.en.
pi event tha des-
"A remlilaaee .,f -jr, ,..,. ,,..,. ,n-.l in a letter a.l
,re.,,.,,l!.KliK..l.l. . W e.,.,.., ,.fTilli;'i)4
I .NH. Mli'. ii. Iillwe.-ll Splliee Pi,,,.. 'i tel.hin,
will eii.nre ii h ,,,k. liiiil-r em . I ,,,e. , ,-r relnrn ,.f nuuf
I era .iiaat ,, ,1.1 mee umyii,l,lr,, U,. K. ,y letter. (,x,at-p-ll.l.)
ami l,ee.ii,-, t I,.,,,,,.. ' "
P.rKr,l.s i if Mi:i,rlFi;:s, DiliKCTIONS te
UAV.'7!-l?.Vr';il'J HU"' I P - e''r.,n
B-i k-sell-is. New Ai;.mi I'euhrs. fiuivnssrrs, and all
others aupplieil with the uhnvc. lynrk al very low rules
r eliruury V, Iruti. ly
nOSH OINTSIK1M1', FOIl TETTER
1I:AU the fnllnwiua- eeililiiiite fnnii fupt. Ilavne. the
Traveler )"J1V" a"J l"''ul"t Ul,,,t c'ul,li'i'i ("f li
PlllLDKI.MU, tlctiihir 31, tHId.
Seveml ye.-irs sinee I was iiin.ekeil wiili n hreakiinr c.;l
on my uees in the firm nf T.iier, ul ,ih I am ciivinee,!
win ciilrael.-il ut Hie II .rl-r'aMi,... Il uraj.lnallv elleml
eil m et my u-e mini n r.-iclnl the uper mr't nf ihe
cheeks, lluriuit Ihe seveml in nii.s i;,;U Jt e uilmue,!
s;ilHli.i'e. I lis.. I diilereut iipp!iiiiti,,.:a. s ,n.e nf which l.aii
tlieeiieet.uppieiitlyut least, nf ini-reusnm llej ihn-use, hnl
fmmuiine.il Ihiiinliil I peieeive I'm least l.-mlit un
npplleilllie Itiiss OISIHUVT. Ily the use ..fnnejur ol it,
I w.is puncciiy emcii ami liave reinuuied free uf the allae
tmn. , nin e aiuee uaru uie lliutiaeiit, t agrfal I npilil f.rrniiph.
t.r-m .., uie lu.uen.'a. e.iri;H-u nuilils. Jfce. Wua,
feet suceeas. 1 have nn hrailutiiui M reeiiiii.ueudiiig
per
il ill
JA.lh.S UI'VfcE
Ajeni IIkvsv Mauser, eiuiibii.-y.
Jaly l-MU.
P.TZ1TT LCEDICI1T3S3.
flrecn's Oxygenated Litter, price reduced,
( !lil Jacob 'J'owiiseud's Sursupaijla. '
linker's Sarsaparilla.
Swayue's Syrup f Wild Cherr
Kwavne's Verinil'u?e.
yre's Cherry Pcctorul
l)r. Drake's i'unacea.
Dr. Cullen's do
Tilibil's Pain Killer.
Dr.' lliHillaud's Ceruian Hitlers:
Indian A'ejetalilc Pilis ,
Horse mul Cattle Medicines
l'orsalohy HEA'RV MASSEfl.
r-uubury, July 14, ISI'J.
TUB PEOPLE'S VADE-MECUM
COMPRISINU A COLLECTIOK OFOVKR 200
VALUABLE RECIPES,
la the Useful and Interesting Arti with a few
kimpls sue Terlnus Esperlairuts iu
ciu:mistrv :
TNCLUDINO Medicines, Perfumery, Chemistry
Cookery, Farriery, Dying, ('onfectionary, Do
mestic Economy, etc. tin. etc. Price 61 cts., for
sale by HENRY MASSER.
Bunbury, Dec. 8, 1649.
UAZORS. A superior article for sale at the
store of HENRY MASSER.
Bunbury, Feb. 16, 1850,
31AIIOGANY AND MARBLE.
STEA2: SAW MILL,
aiti n.ir. smi
Comer of Eleventh and Ridge Road.
AND
CABINET MAKERS,
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE.
No. 134 South Second Street, below Dock St.,
Fiiil.Anr.i.l'iHA.
THE subscribers would call tho special atten
tion of Cabinet Makers and others, to their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line, consisting; of Mahogany Veneers, Hoards and
riantt.llair Cloth, Uurleil Hair, (ilue, Varnish,
Looking (ilass TUtes, Mahogany Knobs, Bed
Posts, Marble Tops, and every description of
IJai dwarc Tool, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out ofihs City, would
find it greiUly to their advantage to cull at our
store to purchase such inateriuls as t'lrv want
,-uuiiccicii winy iiieir iiu:iiie.4s.
All our piiotlsnre WARRANTED,,
of the best quality, anil at very reduced prices.
Our Terms arc Cash, (no trade.)
V e guarantee to give every limn the worth of
his money.
T. cc L. THOMPSON.
IN.li. Mahognnv, Walnut and Hand Ituil
Plank, and Stair Ualluster for Guilders, uIko
Miublc Mant'ies, always on hand, and cvsry de
scription of turned work.
June 8, 1850. ,ly
"DEATH'S DOOR."
II nv friucntlv ilo wf hmir tlitfj rprt-nr-ion, wljcli in
uiujim i'? v iivey in nn iiiiiki itie 1:1:1 uirii nl tm-kiiri-.
tlmtupatifntr.nl he rtvhiertl (, an;l live. .Mrf. llnrri-
m, u nirinbfT at the 1 rimtv Cliun-h. w.m. tin nc t xtni-st.
(m.'w licrsclt, liroiijjtit tl''vii t-i "UiLh'n il.i.tr," Uy Jiliuu
ni.dictui :iiit Nfiv.'iid liLMtliirlic, wln'ii, l.kiMin iiiigfi of
turn-y, l.udwity's Hv j ( n-Uvvnl her uf Iht severe
(Kiins tuul rrsi'irett her ti her rriiii.n in -nwt health.
The very iiiBtuK KadiiMy's lie.iily Kt -ti?i is iipphnl, its
Itriifticial eflttrts tire -X(itTtfiu ct, it Kiihes, lintl. rleuii
ses unit jmritica : it inm;inlly nlhys irvitation, rrdiicr in.
flu nnna liens inul fwrlliiifvs.'rrlit vi'P the m nuvert eu
mlpiu prtinn, iriven earn; i.i Jttirns. Sciilttx. S iivm, l-irnpi ioim
enres Illii-unuitiPtn, I.iiiiiI'.il'". uU ri:inlvsic. S,irain..
Strums. Spusnm. ff Nn:k, Vf?:ikiiw mi tlie tnle nnd
Hack, S"n-s ( uil kimfs. (i-iHn, liruisv?, t'liuifs, Sue
'ilirtKit, liiliu'M.:i, lI'mrMiic'v, t't-nIis. ('n!ts,
tooth At;m; ci'iti;i) is ti.MKcoNn.
This tartiirinv nlTfeti m am lie utrei! in mi inr,t:mt, for
tlie ni'unent the Ut-livf t"ui-ln s the ti'Tve, th mn is irn
tii;ateil. Si with Tie Dulftciix :nl fleniieniiiin, N-nnil-Ijlii
mid Sick lle:l:u i.e ti illir 111.; parSs wln're tin (Kiin
is. iiN Rl sevrre iiiiiI in a f-tv iininiit-i yiHi will he enliicly
retieveil. Taken mitm.itiy it witi nrrest the in -st vi ilent
tSpiiMns nml CniniH;. nt 'p Vitinii mtf nr to much puriiiR,
in nil i.:ih(:9 it will tfive flUeiistli f-T weakne-t, enae fur
i m, health fnr piekit". .Nn Uwidv U-liet" in ir-'iniine un
lesa higii il hy KAUWA V ( 'it., u Fult n flrutt.
i-xka:st toili-:t 'a inn im i ks.
TO EMUK1.L1SU AM) ivNHAMU-; Till; U1ARM9
oi-- ni;.t TV. ' '
R aD way MmirATi;a Sp.
Hallway's Mettieaietl S mp, rt-i itivrai:y known thmugh
n it the fiiHiionalile wirM f-r itK i-xiretuely hlam!, pnrify
iii4f unci s mtliine etl'eeis . mi thefe.l.m; wlnle hy hs aeii 'ui
en (he p rs timl the niiiiiite ttecrett.ry vrsst Is if expels ail
impurities mail tlie fh Itter, ai!a s every Ifiitleney t Hi .
ttaimimliiin, mid Htvlunlly tli.i'!iff i:li redneMi, t.Hi
piinjiles, Kpwta. fm-k !!, di.e duaU its and tillt-T enltiii' .'iiif
ernpimiiH The rattia.a hi huh it iinparis to ihe eheek, the
H itm n and drlifary which it jj nl iic-j (if lUe li.iiuln unci
uniiK. nn eapaiiiiny oi n ti ninir irritaiMii :iinl i.-iimvimij cu
Ultieiu .leliH'lN, rentier it linliipeiiis tliie t i every tiiiie!.
lientlf-iiieii tifier N.iuvnijZ will tii .i I il alhlyali iintition j
H!iilteii(leriu:fi( ,i tlie f-kin, and renders it soil, s.n ulli and j
pie-e.(t! .
Daring thf lieal nnd ilast uf suiinii'T. or f n st and hle:ik
winds ol winter; itml int.tesitt'!inh irii. stints m inreetN
ehiililaintt. elcinpett haml.i, nr inritfiil:d inlJanmi.it ! n, Hn
virtues nave loneinm rxteinjv
lv Iii'i'ii liekii-iwli'ilyiil. lla
pin 1 1 ii iiiiil ri-nvi-liin.; prniuTlies have iilitiiimil ila ae( ,r, .' ' y , . , .. . .
ti.,11 i.'Ml ll:e II, ,-la .f illher emetic. I, .11, ,. Kiir,. ' m"'" 1 !" lh,lt n! ele.laeler .!, 1.
pe:,,i a.,,1 , i,....lie llliMMifaet,.,... I,v Ihe l,.l t.., f aU parts ',' ' ' ' , "" '' " ll"ll'e.M-l'S..Me,ler
"lllie l:,a!.,.:ll'lew-,rl,l.lr., : l.'limi,... tcpies W the I !.! ,.1 apnri.ina ft I l.-lt the risk m III. lives of
fcnzell realm.. 'I the lee Kim:. The .l,l;e will pleas t"?! '"" UV ""'"'veil.
heur in inmil that liii.hiuy'a .Meilieateil Snip, is the only i LOOK V Kl.I. ''U TNI MARK? OF TII I'. liCMt.N'i:-aali-
preiiiiti,,ii fir the aUiu n.iiv in uae ; this has liivn I Tln-r linve the written v"'ii'itnre ,.f (' VI trK'
eerlilie.lt., I,y nnr nn at iiineiit ehemiata. Ita.lwa;, a ! up.,,, ,. wrapper, mul Ihe ivi'n, ,.m-,, inthc li lUk'. Willi.
i ia Iree lii.lil pnlB ai iif. irritatm? uu.l per i.nia in- , ,,ur which tliey ure apm una' '
greilicnts.it can lie nseil he leihlrr skill i'l I he infant I Hir aule, wjl'ilesale. unit re!i the
wilh the Knite happv rr?ti!la ea iiim.ii lie.epv in its prime. V'...,... flrl.'; c.,
fee that each rilke is eitvel r,,l in n ,,.le,l,,l l.iU-l ..f 1 . .'j''" Mllil.,C Stare.
Sleet enirr.ivi; r-Hll.l further l'i;:t the aii-imlure ,. It. j ,.7, ' . " S'Tl , T" ''""' '"'J v S".,,;' i'" "f
il. It AblVA'i in un.ni eaeh cj.U. Pries 'Ji eii.ts. liru-e lr"'elA Phil:i., lpl,i, ,m, ,y ,eV, ell.k' .Idlers
lliues.
na-
BI.At I
the tiitoxyix; dii Aiir. t of
ISA I.I XI lilAXT IIF.AI) I IF llt.CSSV JIAl.it. !
llWA,acilicl.t'..s ftf.M. I
M'r.rrantcd the hist Ihur Tonic in rr.vc, j
Fur Dreasnii; nml Ileniitil'viiiu the hatr. j
It el tt.-r. the rValp I'mi'ii IjuiiiIi iiiI. keeps it clean. eiU'S
Senrve) . lialituia. ini'l Sirea nn liie'llfail at'ips Ihe hair ;
llnlll mlli"ii mil, remlera il Mroiic. liii.-.'jjiii'H,lh. a 'It aiit
yl'iaay. Pera iua wh., h ive Inst lli. tr hair t.y hieklea wiJ 1
linil a c unpL.lfuiiliil.it.. in Itii lim . 'a t'ireussian Halm. It
iiIai jjivea il a iltrk na.l hi:int.t al e -l .r. nml will prevent It !
Ir.nii t'iriiiiii: rrrey. i'r .ia lis e'.iiiie pnrliy. it la uilim.
ralily ii.l nite.l t'.-l th l.nir uf eliil.li-en nt' iha'iii'iat temler i
ime. It ia a 'In ic, I nee Ii ill!, a 1 ir :, eeuVi per li Mile, anil
iw w-triilnlril tin-. It. at Inir pre;eilli:i..ii ii U!,'. it will ll'l '.
a il (he h:lt. ea;i in the t s! tahrie Si r lhat Ihe aii:
Iiireul ItADWAY TO., is ntvai rneh laittli ie I'ir. .
e.nslaii lliihn is ; iuiae Willi .lit the si-nature ol ilu.lwav '
k !'.
AntsT II. 11. Murjer. ss.iiibury. I
Ailj. 10, le'OU. ce'Jinly
"SSirOllll;! ' t'ntll flal'Sl''
i.iuum.1,,1 Jtuiu y.i;i.
HAAS ecl.KXX.
FASHION A OLE MAKE OF
r I JA 11 U fi AMI) (J A IS.
'P11K sul'scrilvrri resjiectfiilly call the ntl
of the piiWic tu their lai ire and splendid
attention
assort
incut ol every t'Unliiy and price of
which cannnt fail lo rci iiiiiineiiil itself torverv one
who will examine it, on account of its ilurahh'
voikiminsliii mid splendid finish, ni.iile up of the
l est stuck to lie had in the city. No effort is
spared in the iiiatiiilai luri' of their ware, nml the
sul'scri'iers are ill leiinincil to keep up wilh the
ninny improvements which are constantly being
made 1 heir Wk co.iMsIs ot Malioiuy
Micasi, Wlvansl nml IsOlintrcx,
Lt;irrritt.5. iSCCfClwlrfrS.Sfrjrlia.trtirS.
SOFA, lit. KAKFAST AM) DINING TABLES,
and ahu VENETIAN 1M.INDS, ,-iual to Phila-
diiphia maiiiifactiire.
BF.PSTEA11S. i,f every- pattern end price,
Cl'i'l'O.YUDS, W'Ulilv AXO CVMILK
STANDS. TtHI.KT TABLKS AND
EXTENSION TABLKS,
in short, every article in this line of their Imsiness.
They also manufacture all kinds and qualities
ciiAnis.
incluilinii vsriclu-s never In-fore to lip had in
Siiiibury, such as Al time. am, Black V'ujit'
ami Crii'.tiii Al.ti'LK (Iiifci ts ; ami Wimisoh
CnAIKS, AN II I'ANt r I'l .1 Ml Stools, which are of
the latest styles, ui.d warriinled to lie excelled by
none mauufiu'turcd in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscribers ie determined that there shall
1 no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can lie entertained
about ths quality uud liiii..h of their wre uud
Chairs.
Their articles will bo disposed of on as pood
terms as tlu.y can lie purchased elsewhere. Pun
try Prmluce taken in payment fnr work.
n?" LNDEKTAKlXti. Havius provided
thpmsclves wilh a liiiiulyuiie IIkaiisi:, tl.,:y are
now prepared for I'lidcrtakiiii;, and attending lu
iitrals, in this vicinity, or ut any convuiieut dis.
lutpe from ttis place.
IT? The Ware Kootn is in Market Street,
opposite J. Young's slnrjj, and nearly opposite
Vpaicr's Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS,
tiEOUOE UENN.
Suubury, Dpc. 1 L IS50.--II'.
JACOB REED'S
t i.orui uuo'ix,
Southtccst Corner of Fifth and Market Streets,
l'llll.ADKl.l IIIA,
AAHIO always keeps on hand a lnre slixk of
every variety of clothiui mado up of ood
materials, and in tho luteal aud best styles. He
would also inform the public, that he pays eonsi
derable attention in getting up .Military Clolhin;,
in good style and on reasonable terms.
June 15, ItsoU.- ly
n o ii t : i: v u o o i
Just received at the store of HENRY MAS
SER, a lot of Caiia, (juin Shoes, Almanacs,
Queensware, Liquors' Ac All of which will bo
sold at the lowest price,
pec 4, 1850.
CAPS. An assortment just received. Also
Silk HATS at -5, fer sals by
H. MASSER.
Buabory, Pee. - tii.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OK THE KIDNEYS,
AND alt diseases srtaing from s disorder tiver at sto.
nineh, aueh aa const ijatl ton, inwnnl Pitea. Ftilliieaa, or
blood to tho haul, Aeidity of the Htomneh, Nauann,
Ilenrthiini, diaenat for FoimI, fidlueaa or wiiila iti tlm
Stomach, sour Kriietntiona. sitikiisr or Ibaterins nt the pit
of Ihe Aloinneh, aH'tiimiing of llir hnicl. hurried undditSedlt
brRilhina;, flutteruts; at the henrt. eliokmjt or nilT'SKtiiig
aenaiilioiia when in a Iving poalurc, Diimiras of vision,
d.ns or welii Iwf.ire the iVht, Kover aisl dull pnm in thn
hand, deficicney of pi-rspimtion, yellowtieaa of ihe akin nml
evra, pnin in the ante, htiek, efieat, linilia, Ac., sudden
fliiahei of hent burning in the lleah, constant iintiginini;
ol evil, and gran depresaion of spirits,
CAN Ills KFKKCTUAI.LV CTKED BV
EP.. HOCPLAITB'S
tXLEURATtl) liHtMAN lilfTERS,.
rasrAusn bt
1) II . C . M . JACKSON,
AT THK
CEUMAN MEDICINE STOIiE,
K". l'.'O Areh Sit., Philadelphia.
Their power over the iihovo diauyaes ia not rseellral, if
eqiuillrd, uy liny oilier preparation i tho I'niteil rtrif.
nn- i iirea aiuat, in many cuaes aller akilllul pliyaieluua
hud luil.-il. Y '
Theae Hitters are worth? Ihey attention of invalide. .
I oaaraaln gteHt virtuea In the rei-iifleiitioii of diaetiaea ot"
Ilie l.iverund Maer glmiila, exerelaier the m-iat aenrehing
powcra in wenknrss mid iitlectietii ot the digiative orgaiui,
llley lire, willial, Kile, eerlMin and pleasant.
I'liiin Ilie lluaton Uue.l
The I-ililor siiid, Dee. ojil
'!. HlHIIfLa.Ml'a C KI.HBIIATKD (.CRMl ItlTrSKa for
the erne of l.ivi-r Comphiint. Jaimdiee, llvapepaia. i:hromc
or .Nervous llehilitv, ia draerviKllv one oV the nnl popu
kir leialieiiiea of ihe d.,y. Theae llitteis hnve liven uwd
by tlionariuda, anil a friend ut our elbow auya be litis hint
aell riieeivwl an ed'eetuiil nnd periiiatient 'cure of Liver
onii!iiiut rom the nr., of tliia reiunly. We lire eouviiienl
Itml, III the uae of theae Itinera, the piitieut eiinatoutly
gtiliis alo-i, alii iokI vigor a fuel worthvof great eonaide
mil. in. i'hey ure plnicoit in mate and smell, nnd ran Iw
iiw.il ov iieraoiis with ItieminildFlieiite alouiiii lia with rife
ly, miller any eireuiuatiniivB. We are aixnkiug from tx
perienee, nnd lo the nlllieteit we advise their uae."
Judge M. Non, a gentleman with gre:it aeirntifie
and luernry ailniniiienta, said ia his '-New Vork Weekly
MeBHi'ugrr," .tanunry 0. IrW :
'Dr. I v "Hand's t;.,rinnn Hitters Here i n preMirntion
whioh the Icuhng preaai a in the l'nlonii,iienr lo ! uii.iui.
inoua in reromiiiviulitii!, and the reaa ll is ol.vinua. It is
liiuile niter ii prew riplion riisind hv one ol the moat eele
hrated phyaii'inna o iii-kLtii tim. a.'llie l ite Dr. t'lir sleplier
Will, elm lloolian,l, Pn.feas ir to the IniviTti! v ol'Jeiui,
private I'hyaieiun to the King of I'ruaaia. nml ,'.ie ol Ilia
gr.-nteat imilind writers UerilillMV haa ever pnaliiirnl. lie
was emphalieally Ilie rllemy of hunihiig. ui.il theiel'oren
medieaie of vIim I, he was I he"inv,'iit T and toi'loraer tli'ty
he eoiilKlriitly relied on. lie apeei-illy womoii niled it ii.
Liver Cotlllllailir, l)yape)i:i, llehilir-. Vertigo, Aei.lily of
Uie atomM.oh. (Jonalipritioji. and all complaints ariaim; ironi
a diaorile;le onilitio,, of It,,, si aell, tlie liver and tha
intestines. N ine I'iniacl. lilliia p-ipera express their ..om ie.
tiou nf it ex.,,.,ee, nnd aevend of the ertit ,ra speak of
Its eirreta from their oWM iniln iiheil etperi.aiee. I'nder
lla ae eiri iiia-ia ic,... we feel warranted, n it only in ealliug
the nllelit toil of our remlera to the present present pr .prie
I ir s (111. C. M. .larks mi's) prepuraliou, Iml in reeoiiiiuelid
nig timaiiivie ton I inlhcted ''
Mure Evidence.
Tim "Phil idelphia tiitur.lav II r.,-':r " the bet family
news.tijier published nillie l liitixl Slat. a. tlie c.lilor sajs
Dr. Itimjland's Gcrmiui Hitters.
"It is seldom that we reeomnif ad v!,i,t n:e le. nied Pa.
tent Meda nii-s. to the eone.a-te.-r aii.l ;it. ia.i je of our
rwulers; tiad. iheirfore. warn wv rre. .iim:ei,i i;r. I..'.
land's l.ern.in lllllvrs. we wis it lo l.u ,i,.J,o, t!v mid'-l-atiaal
Ihal we nr.. e n ap-okine th; u Miums . f the
day. thai mo n i-fn i.i, ml I ,r u In i, j peri hI :-n,l thru lor.
goueuiiitei Ihey Irivedoue Iheir vaulv tw' el imsehiel.
Iml.
H II llleih. iite I ,n M ililislie l. i; i .iv Ilv niiivl. and
Yyliicii Ima in.et tlielivarlv nii'iv il "l" Hi., ( ai-nlu' it,
i nut 1 1KB iiieilii-iiie ill enre Liver t :. .,u; i i ml mul Dya.
pripin, ii , "in- eiinlnuti:. nl'.er n-ini; e, aa .Krei leil. It iii'ta
iilieiliiiilly ii 'ii tlie at ii.iieli mul inn it ia prefl'eratila
ti, cat .uii-l hi nil lulu ,a ,l,.t"ixe!i Ilie rttVi-t ifc iinuie.li ,te.
Tltey e,ii li .nlininistere.l I" l'elii.ilu, or liit'.uu ivl'.ll Nile!)'
aiil Celialile liviielit, lit nny tilllr.
,.i....r.,. ....
f ireiienilly Ihr'nejlini.t the e.nnprv.
Also: Fnr niilo liy II. .Ma-sct, !i.,iiliurv. nuU M.
M.r4V. ..rlhiiml,eil,iMi. '
Aiujiut I7.l5.sl. ly
W. F. PEIDDRICII'S
tLATL' PAIITL;it OF C. st'llll Al'K)
Vtiriilsili Itliinuiactati')- unit I'aliit
iwrs
A' 78 -ni7i Fntrl Street.
A FEW UiiiH'.s Ali.i t: en Kit it v. Wi;sr li)t:)
II1XI.A35ELPHIA.
Constantly on hand amt for suirt at reduced
2'xiiCi, and uf anpt rior q-nilitij, the fit
loiiui,: 1.1'ticlts, tu: :
r.n'li, Cliliinet, Jaimiaiera' ni:.l (il I'Lilh Ynrnishea ;
Hf i' wl .liitui : 11-mi ami linrneaa Vurniali, Lr.iwn. Whiia
nml It eil iapirti iln: I'l mfer .1 1 : AnisiaV ll"nsei,ml
, tameh Piiliilera' ami Vnrnish-ra' Al
! ih aniti'ii.s. p.m r. nuv. t
iiteriiilf VI "t'TV IV
1 III!.. AMI Pill-
I'.UII I) I I'll 11IMI.III 1 11, ISKj A',ilime.r Vnrniah,
I Ithie llll.l Ael.la: Itliek .lilKII, pir 1 ; Ailaeiiiee .1 I. l'-,r
' Fiiney '-rk : Picture mi.l Win,, .v f;l ,a ; Ar'is:' r-i.
I'lms. Ur' nml in luln v; Neni1 -'.,.,t tlii;li"kl. Silver
mnl liernrin Leal' j i 'I.I. SiU-ei, uml l '-.ipi,r ilr nize ; I llii'
zier'a llltini .il ls. Ai , veiy saperi .1 Shae Ulaekmg ami
Writini; Ink.
June 'J'.l. lifWI
C. I T Y A II f X K T W A II V. II O (I M ,
NO. 17:i CHESSUT STREET,
(iH'l'iMirK ItIK ar.lTS Unit.)..)
pixrr.ADv;i.pnr
FFEUSfr sale, low for cash or r,p;irnyeil city
pnper, n liirje and well ns.irie.,1 stmli
CAUINF.T H'K.MTl Ul'. of il, .n0t patterns
iiiiil ot the la-si Wiiikniiinsliin. 'J im assortment
j c,hr.ices ev rv ,t;,le. , .fuj I oroniamei
prinina .nits n'f Un.v. tin; Hon,,. l'ri:ilu,-,
ntal.C'iiii
ill. I. urcilure lu Kiisc.
woml and Waliuil. Kiiii.tt:Iy curu-.l. Hosewnul
i wl"iH. mlMali.u:.uylMianil,crl'urnilnrc; 1:,.
tent Kvteusi.ni Dinitn; Tallies, (ncknowlpilired to
j Is liic ls-st now in uie); i.ilic.irv Book Cnes,
and a (.-eat turicty of ph,i; (larlur uud Chainlier
j Furniture.
fiitlaius nuiU iiid, puf up in the latest Paris
fashion.
1 Xpriius AUttroijsci. Hair Aluttrusses, and Fea-
thnr Kcls, ii.adu o i.ider,
N. 11. Al articlps purchased nt this establish
ment ant warranted of the licit materials and
workmanship, and w ill lie packed lo curry safely
to nnv pint if the country.
May fj, laoO. ly
WATTS'
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AMI .
PHYSICAL I.ESTfin.VriVK.
TUa MEDICAL. W0ND2K OF THE
U'l'ILL positively cure all stajres of Neuralgia
" 'I ic Doloroux, Nervous Headache, Cho
lera, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia convulsions; wil
restore iiisnhood to its prestine viuor, even site
years of prostration, and the only know n and cci
tain euro for low spirits or mental debilty.
Extract from the New York Sun, Oct! 3, 1843
The ctlrbiateH Dr Watson, when talking of lU
miraculous power of 'Walts Nervous Antidote,
the question was put to him, '.Why such a vahif
ble remedy for all nervous allrcliuns was not il
troduced by the medical faculty V' replug, "Thi
il it were, there would liq lunges ba any use for
faculty, as uil diseases original, d from a disorgai
iied strte of the nerves ; the nerves are the mui
sprint; of the w hole system Keep this in orde
and Isitli the mind and IhmIv must be."
Four ounce dial, 1" doses, enough fer all o
diuury cases, DOLLAR.
MlLDllY
Wm. AfcCAKTY, Broadway, Sunbury.
fcpKiiiher, 28, 1S50. if.
JiLANKS.
f )2AKiS of every description can li had b
jlP apry ing at UieoHico of the American.
tJTKE WHITE BRANDY FOR PRESE"
J- VlG.'iujit rtvUail .lii.l f.m ...i. is..
- , . ' a - aiuu IUI aHlir V J
H. ii. MASSER.
SrpL 38, 1850.
FptiAS, from tho New York Canton and Pel
JL Tea Company. For sale by
J. W. FRILWO.
Bunbury, Dee. t, last
KNOB AND SPRING MORTISE LA'
CUES. Ad excellent article, for sale
hall the usual price by J- W. FAILINU,
Sunbury, July T. 160-