H. BASSER, Edltoir At Proprietor.
Bt&iinir, a.
bATUHDAY, MAY 10, 1803.
8. M. PETTKNGILL CO.,
If t. 37 Park Row, Nsw York, ud SUM Strset,
Beaton, art our agent for tht Si-itiunr Amenlciit
n those olties, and art authorised to take Advortlsa
BiMita and 6ubsoriptiona for ua at our lowoit rates.
ITTlto death of "Stonewall" Jackson
U fully confirmed. His loss is a heavy fcne
for the Rebels. lie Wos, in fact, tho leading
spirit in the rcCcl rJ-, and in almost every
respect, excepfc'tis treason, a, better man than
either of thelirttfcr.'eaduig generals.
-
fFThe Atlantic Monthly for May, is
filled with matter useful as well as interest
ing which we will mention more fully in
our next issue.
fgf WltKCK of the BniTisn Stkauek
Asolo-Saxon. She was bound tcQucbec,
from Liverpool and Londonderry, from
which latter port she sailed on the 17th ult.,
was wrecked in a dense fog four -miles off
Cape Race on Monday last, at noon. Sue
had four hundred and forty-four persons on
board, of whom tlijpe hundred end sixty
were passengers, and of whom two hundred
nnd thirty-seven are suppqsed to have been
lost.
The Anglo-Saxon is the twentieth vessel
Wrecked since the establishment of steam
navigation on the Atlantic, and it is some
what remarkable that the line to w hich she
belonged has lost no less than six steamers
since 1857.
ftocat Affairs. .:.
tSTho river is itlll in good rafting orJer
A ITnion League will be organised at Sclinsgrovs.
on Saturday the 23d inrt.
j-Ih Borough authorities of Selinsgrove im
pose a fine of five dollar on all persona having
small. pox found outside their premises. Schools are
Uucontinued fur two weeks.
3?-We are plonsed to loaru that Joseph H. Mc
Carty of this place, who waa among the missing after
the lata bottle at Fredericksburg, ha! turned up safe
and aound and ia roady for another fight.
Orlando Kricgbauui from thia place i reported
aaiorg the missing. '
hi ii i
tp-The Borough Council have adopted the re
port of the committee autboruing the construction
of a culvert and filling up tho apace now oeeupied by
iht old lock, above the Steam Saw Mill.
ty-Tljo road-way on the embankment between
thia place and Northumberland, ought to be attendod
to by those who hav o the supervision of those mattery.
fy Among the killed tho lato battles near
Fredericksburg, on Suodny last, waa Lieut. George
Good, brother of Mr. John Good of thia place. He
waa an active and energetic young man, aud highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
j.-yEKTi'BHiNO Soldibiis,. Three regiments of
the New York Volunteers, whoso term of service
. 1 1 ...A mMul tUt-stiitr!, IhtllilfiAA.
itwo yearsj ua cunvu, t. r :lj
the oast week. On Sunday morning Uie 21st renir
uient and on Sunday evening mo oiu turn vu.
t wo together iiumberiug about 750 men. Almut an
hour before tho arrival of the last rogiuiont, adispateli
was received from Milleraburg saying the soldiers,
were hungry and epcctcA svmethibg at"SuubuW,
On their arrbval at about (f P, M., the ladies werellt
the depot with their baskets and Hie aoldiers were
supplied with more than enough. They expressed
their thanks by three rousing cheers as they left. Ou
Wednesday the 23d New York, Col. Hofliuun, passod
through, uumboriug ubout !0I) man.
II ! li I II
J3P"Potatoks. Two or three ark-loads of pota
toes or soinothingover 3U00 bushels, from the interior
of Now York, have been sold out at thia plnco.
Many of them were sent to the mines at Shainokin.
The potatoes were of an excellent quality and sold
at from CO to OS cents per bushel. Our Yankee
rrioudi had also soma very tiue Greeniugs, Spitxon
berg and other apples, which they disposed of at one
dollar per bushel.
In 1861, two bills were made in Northumber
land, amounting to $22 OU fir flannel, Ac., for the
me of the soldiers. Withiu the last few weeks some
of the ladies f this place huve taken the matter iu
liand, and for tho honor of Sunbury, we are glad to
shy, collected tho amount and paid the bills. Somo
rix dollars still remaining, will be used for tho bene
fit of the soldiers. Vr'e are requested to state that the
receipts are iu the bauds of Miss Lizzie Donncl.
ryA Omi'SR Killed ox hie Railhoad
Captain Clark of the 23d regiment of New York
Volunteers was suddenly killed on tho Northern
Central Railroad on Wednesday morning. Tho re
giment was on its way homo and when near at
Halifax, Capt. Clark attempted to get on the top
of tie lost car just about the time the train
tu passing over a small bridgo and was struck
on the buck of his head by the timbers of the bridge.
He was not immediately missed, and the train ran
back a mile to recover his body, when life was found
to be entirely extinct. Capt. Clark was a rosident
of Courtland county, about 28 years old and without
a family. While here ice waa placed around his
body. One of bis brother officers informed us, that
only a few minutes previous bo expressed to hiuuhis
happiness as he upproached his home, aud the pros.
pect of meeting his friends beforo many hours had
elapsed., llut it was ordered otherwise. Tho bruve
soldier who had escaped the missiles of death in
battle, was suddenly cut off w hen no danger w as ap
parent. a
y ' '
fp-The nows by telegraph of the capture of Rich
mond, on Saturday night waa pretty generally be
lieved, and caused considerable excitement in this
placo, wbieb whs manifested in various ways. One
party in the basement Saloon of tho Central -Hotel,
Laving mingled too much whisky aud politics with
the news, got into a row when something waa said
about Copperheads. The result was some blows
were exchanged, and several persona were somewhat
hurt.
We understand our neighbors of the Northumber
land County Democrat, wero up all uighl, fearful
that the "sacred preeincta" of that sanctum of pa
triotism and loyalty, might possibly be visited by
the ' outride barbarians." There were, however, no
indications of the kind. Sbalupeara must havs re
ferred to a ease of thia kind when be said :
'Wheuce ia that knocking?"
'How ia't with me, when every noise appals ma?"
"J We copy the (ollowing'iteins from the Shamo
kin Hikalu of Thursday last :
"llniTAL Am u it and Mmur.R. On the even
ing of the .'tOth ult., George Madox, while on his way
home, waa waylaid by soma person or persons, and
so badly beaten upon the bead and person that he
aurvived but a few daya. The parties suspected and
under arrest, are Michael Boyle, Patrick Boyle and
Thomas Boyle two brothers and an uuole. An in
quest waa held by D. N. Lake, J. P., and a verdict
rendered in accordance with the facta above. Tins
suspected parties are now confined ia jail at Sunbury,
where they will be kept until August Court."
Bi itSKD To Pcatu. On last Thursday renin.
a young child daughter of Albert Nolter while
ulnvin-' near a bake-oven. which iust had the ooals
taken out of it, weut too near, caught fire, and before
assistance eauie to hand, area so badly burned that
although medical aasiaiaoee waa immediately aunt
ruoned, the child died about 10 o'clock that earns
avemog,
At Hons Lieut. Jaoob B. Getter la again at
Lome, haviug been somewhat injured by the explo
sion of a shell during th late fighting at Fredericks,
burg. He looks well w usual, and hope juay
soon recover from Hi injury.
tyCooscit PaociiDiaQS. Coonoil met an
Monday evening, the 11th fast., pursuant to noUoej
Chief Burgees 8r B. Boyer in the ehalr, members
preaont Meeara. WlWert, Preaaanti, Packer, Bourns,
Wants, Bright, HeadriokJ aftfl Friling.
Minn tee of last nesting read and approved.
Committee to examine Look, mads the following
report : ;
To the Burgesttt and Common. Vettneil of the
Borough of Sunburf, The committee appointed to
examine the Lock at the Northwestern end of the
Borough, to consult with the contractor, 4c, hag.
leave to submit the following as their report : The
Contractor is not required to put in a Culvert. Me
ia required to put a Log Crib, twelve feet wide, filled
with earth and atone, scran the Lock. Thia ths
committee deem unsafe and of a perishable nature.
They, after hearing many views upon the subjoot,
have come to the' conclusion that it would be advi
sable, Tor the health of the North-eastern and Eastern
portion of the Borough, to put in a culvert twenty
inches or two feet square, with s wicket with rod at
the western end of it. Paid culvert to be laid upon
the Tock, and to be properly secured against danger
from leakage. They also suggest that in place of a
orib, that there be an earthen embankment at least
twenfyfeot wide on ths top. of the height of the
road on either aido and the sides to have an angle of
not lesa than 40 degrees. The western aide of enid
- embankment to be Kip-Rapped with stone, tbe thick
ness ot wnicn snail be sot leas tnan is tncbes at tne
top. r
Accompanying the report Is a proposition of Mr.
Socsholts, the Contractor. The said work to be sub
ject to the approval of a committee to be appointed
by tho Council. All of which is respectfully sumit.
ted with an affirmative recommendation.
J. BOURNE,
J. F, KOHRBACn,
J. W. UULINvJ,
Committee.
Hon. Alex. Jordan, H. B. Maascr, Esq., and others
wore present, and on motion,. the Council granted
them the privilege of giving their Views, Ac, on the
report. '
Tbe gomlcmen gave their opinions and views of
the matter, and concurred inHths report of the com.
mlltoe. ' ,
Report read seegpd time and on a vote being taken
passed unanimously. vf W " '
On motion of Mr. Wilvert, U was, RrsolvrH, That
the committee on Lock, are hereby authorised to en
ter into a contract with Mr. Jaeob Seosliolts, to fill
up and erect a culvert according to the report Just
adopted, and that said work be done under the su
perintendence of said committee. ..
Committoe on Highways and Sidewalks reported
the bridge over tho C ut opposite or hear Jonathan
Bostian, to be in a bad condition sUlao foot-bridge
opposite P. W. Gray, and roooromend tho repairing
of the same ; also, all other bridge within the limits
of tho bdrough that need repairing. On motion,
adopted. K
On motion of.Mr. Tacker, it waa Rcsolvnl, That
the committee on Highways and Sidewalks, arc
hereby requested to examine that part of Pokoberry
street, from Broadway to the first alley i and make
report to next meeting, whether it ia necessary to fill
the same up, what it will cost to fill it up properly,
and whether it ia tho duty of the Borough or the Sha
mokin Valley & Pottsvillo Railroad Company to do
the work.
Ou motion of Mr. Wilvert, RetolrrJ, That ths
wagea of at reot laborers be raked to $1 2b per day,
from this date.
Jirsolved, That tho Borough Anditorabefcqaeetod
to audit the accounts of the borough as soon as possi
ble, and toroport the financial condition of the Bo
rough at n special meeting of Council, to be called
by the Chief Burgesa whenever such report ia made
out by said committee.
Bill of E. Wilvert for one day's auditing, $1 60,
presented, aud on motion, an order was granted for
the same.
On motion, adjourned. J. W. Bccaaa, Clk.
PROCLAMATION. BY THE PHES-
IDENT.
tbutOLl.JIE.Vr OF THE HI If. I.
By, sla lrcidMit of Use lulled
- mute) vl Jkuierlva.
A mocI.fMATIO,V.
"IVmira, Tho 'Congress of the United
States, at ij lust sossJpAactcd a law enti
tled '"An act for cu roiling aud calling out
the tmtiqnul forces, aud for other purposes,"
which" was approved on the id day of March
jastjj , . .' .
And whereas, it Is ruoitud in the said act
that there now exists in the United Slates
anitisutrcction nnd rebellion ugainst tho
authority thereof, and it is, under tho Con
stitution of the United Stutcs. the duly of
the Government tosupprcss insuircction and
rebellion, to guarantee Vrt each State a re
publican lonn of government, and to prc
prcscrvc the public tranquility ;
And tclieeit.i, for these high purposes, a
military force is indispensable, to raise atxl
support which all persons ought willingly
to contribute ;
And whereas, no service can be more
praiseworthy and honorable than thut which
) rendered for the maintenance ot the Con
stitution nnd the Union, nnd the consequent
preservation of free government ;
ichercit, for the reasons thus recited,
it was enacted by the said statute tlitit all
able-bodied male citizens of the United
States, and persons of foreign birth who
shall have declared on oath their intention
to become citizens under und in pursuance
of the laws thereof, between the ages of
twenty and forty-fist years (with certain
exusjjtions not necessary to .be mentioned),
tire declared to constitute tile national forces,
and shall be liable to per'orm military 'duty
in the service of tho United States when
called out by the President for that pur
pose ;
And wherens. It is claimed by and in be
half of persons of foreign birth", within the
ages specified in the said act, who have
heretofore declared on oath their intentions
to become (citizens, under and in pursuance
of the laws of the United States, mid who
have nut exercised the right of suffrage or
any other political franchise under the laws
of the United States or of the Stutcs thereof,
arcjiot absolutely included by their afore
said declaration of intention Jj-om renoun
cing their purpose to become citizens, and
that on the contrary "such persons, under
the treaties of law of nations, retain a right
to renounce that purpose and to forego the
r ..:.! ..l . : ... .,.:.!. ..
privileges ui Liii.eusiuj niui iiruicnee w iiuju
tho United States undcf the obligations im
posed by the aforesaid act of Congress ;
Kow, thercsore, to avoid any tnisappre
heiibiou concerning the liability of persons
concerned to perform the service required
by such enactment, ana to give it lull ullect,
I do hereby order and proclaim that no
pica of alienage will be received or allowed
to exempt irom the obligations imposed by
the aforesaid act of Congress, any person of
foreign birth who shall have declared on
oath his intention to become a citizen of tho
United States, under the laws thereof, and
who shall be found within the United States
at any timo during the continuance of the
present insurrection anu reiieiuon, at or alter
the expiration of the period of sixty -five
days from the date of this proclamation.
Nor shall any such plea of alienage be al
lowed in favor of auy such person who hut
i-i ,1. i i i.:.. .
SO, as aiorcBiuu, uuemiuu me mieuuuu iu
become a citizen of tho United States, and
shall have exercised at any time tho right
of suffrage, or any other political franchise
within the United States, under the laws
thereof, -or under tbe law of any of the
several States.
In wituess whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
l)one at the city of Washington, this, the
8th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and
of the Independence of the United States
the eighty-seventh.
Abraham Lincoln.
Py the "President Wm. II. Skwakb.
Richmond, May 6. An official account
pf the destruction of tho barges and tugs
at Vicksburg, says, tweuty-four prisoners
were taken, including the correspondent of
t)jo New York J'inut, two correspondents
of the JS'ew York TriLutt, oi one of tbe
Cincinnati Tim-. . '
I'ROrtl WrAIII."TO:.
' . WasniNOTO-, Kay 10, 1803.
The amount of Rebel property destroyed
will reach several million dollars. All the
railroad connection bdtwocn Lec'a army and
Richmond have been destroyed so effect nal
ly, that it would take the undivided labor
of a great number of men several weeks to
ropair the dam ago done to the railroad
alono..
. Tho only 6ghting that occurred during
tho continuance of the expedition wai near
Louisa Court House, where a squadron of the
First Maino Cavalry, who were posted on
picket duty at this point, were charged upon
bv a body of rebels. Twcrot our men were
killed during tho scrimmngo, and fifteen
were taken prisoners. A number of Rebel
prisoners were taken during the skirmish. -
At Thompson's Four Corners the Rebels
who wero in tho neighborhood made, nn at
tack on our pickets while they were station
ed there. . ' "
No one was' killed : but a few prisoners
was taken on cither side, and some few ' of
our men were wounded. , The nearest point
reached to Richmond by any portion ot the
expedition was about two miles from the
city. About four hundred of the cavnlry
approached within tli&above distance of the
city ; but aotne few of tho scouts pressed on
still nearer.
The negroes in all sections of, the country
through which the expedition passed, be
trayed tho greatest friendship for the Union
troops. They acted as guides, and furnished
all the information that lay in their power
to the eoinmandlngotlicefs. On being ques
tioned concerning Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation, they seemed to have' a very
vague realization of its tmo import. Of one
fact they arc confident ' iW their belief, and
that is, thnt tjie Uuiotr -'forces are their
friends. . They had hvea told thut they were
free, but their masters lind used every means
in their power to make them believe other
Wise. ' '" ' .
The present feeling of tho negroes in
Southern Virginia, regarding their true con
dition"authe destiny that ultimately awaits
tltcm, is extremely perplexing to them.
They scarely Know what to think " between
the conflicting tales that are told them.
Pnrties who accompanied Stoneman's expe
dition, Say that one great point gained by it,
is the fact that the "negroes Alive been fully
informed of the nature of the-proclainntiou J
ana tnat tne miormatiou win spread wan
rapidity throughout the length and breadth
of the Sottfk. .
; The residents of tho country through
which 'the expedition passed were- taken
completely ,byv . surprise, and in many in
stances 'thsy utmost, astonishment was ex
pressed by the people on being informed of
the proximity Of the Union troops. Occa
sionally a Union family would lie met with,
who imparted "aid and comfort to the ene
my" without stint. No difficulty was ex
perienced, as a general thing, by the troops
in obtaiuing necessaries from the residents
of the section of country visitod by the ex
pedition, as fir as their ability to furnish
the same went, although it was evident that
a great scarcity of most needed articles was
felt everywhere.
Many of tho inhabitants, on being made
acquainted with the fact that Union cavalry
were running the conufry, were sanguine iaj
tho belief that the fact was T.ell known
the ''powers that be" at Richmond, and that
they were permitted to have their way for
a brief spoil, prior to being caged and trans-,
ported to the prisons in Richmond, pr tmit
to their final account by the bullets of . the
Rebel muskets. Very few rei.lized the fact;
that their country was being ovcrrup snd
devastated by nu enemy, aud that the Rebel
Government was powerless to stop their de
vastations. . V - 1' ' '
Tho expedition was uccompanied from
the start by two batteries of .artillery, -but
their "service's were not needed in any one
instance. - About two thousand horses were
enpturvd by the. expedition, nearly nil of
whom were brought safely to liead-qiiurters.
The time that elapsed from the time the
expedition started until it return' to Kelly's
Ford was nine days, in which time several
hundred miles of ground were traveled over;
property of the Rebel Government ,Jo the
amount of several million dollars were de
stroyed : the transit of Rebel troops to nnd
from Fredericksburg and Richmond has
been destroyed, and Rebeldoin hits been
treated to the most brilliant 'and successful
cavalry raid of the war.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WATCHES,
Jewelry & IU u mouds,
LE7I3 LADOMTJS & CO.
802 Cbesuut Street, Philadcliitiia,
HAVE always on hand a Itrge atoek of Gold und
ilvufctWuti hes, tuilubio Tor Ltulies, Gentleman
ur Hoys' Wir. Some of our own importation, ex
tra Alio quality.
Our iissoriinc-iit of Jewelry consists of the niost
fisliiouable and rich designs ; us aUo the pluiiR-r and
less cxpensivo.
Silver Spoons. Forks, Tie, Cako and Fruit Knives ;
also a large variety of Funcy Hilver 'urc suitable
for Bridal" I'rvaunts.
We bare also on hand a most splendid assortment
of Diuuioml Jewelry, of nil kinds, to which we invito
esni-cial attention. Our prices will bo found conside
rably less (ban the same Hrticleanrc usually sold lor.
All kinds of Watches repuirrd iu the very best
manlier, aim warranted lu give satisfaction.
WKDDIXU KINGS on bund and made to order.
Cull or address
LEWIS LADOJirS & CO.,
602 Chesuut (Street. Philadelphia.
P. S. Tbe highest cash prices paid lor old Gold
and Silver.
Allorders from tbe country will reocive especial
attention.
May 2, 1863. 3tno
SAP0NIFIER,
on
CONCENTRATED LYE,
The I'uniily Koui Maker.
The PUBLIC are cautioned against the SPURI
OUS urtiole of LYE for making SOAP, Ac, now of
fered forsale. The only GENUINE and PATENT
ED Lye is that mude by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their
trade-mark for it being "SAPONFIER, OR CON
CENTRATED LYE." Tbe great SUCCESS of this
article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to en
deavor to IMITATE it, iu violation of tho Company 's
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLE1IR
of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the Company have employed as their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq., 'of Philada., and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq., of Pittsburg.
Aud that all Manufacturers, Users, or Sellers of
Lye, in violution of the rights of the Compuny, will
be PROSECUTED at once.
The SAPONFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers and Country
Stores.
Take INolice.
Tbe United Bute Circuit Court, Western District
of Pennsvlvauia, No. 1 of May Term, iu 1S62, in suit
of tbe "Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
vs. Thomas G. Chase, decreed to tho Company, ou
November 15. lM'i. the Exclusive riiiht grunted by
a patent owned by them for the SAPONFIER. Pu
teut dated October 21, 1868. Perpetual injunction
awarded.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CO.
OFFICE8:
127 Walnut Strtet, Philadelphia,
Pitt Street, and Duqutsas Way, Pittsburg.
May 1, 1863. 3m
J. Z. HELLER,
OfEoe, oa south aide of Market Square, near lbs Court
Douse,
Will attend oromntlT to all crofeasional business
entrusted to bis care, tbe eollaottoa of claims ia
, Northumberland and the adjoining eouatias.
' tunuury, May :, 1353 -ly
... rAiii.iviir.o is. - -
-. F T EH L 0 H.I t L A It D ,
Knnflfc 1'oImmm-o Mniitintcturcr
10 A 18 C1IAMCKHS ST.,
(Formerly 42 Chatham Street, New York.
Would eall the attention of Dealers to the articles
of his manufacture, via : . . ...
BROWN BKUFE. .
Maoeboy, . Deuil(rros,
Fine Rflppea, . I'ure Virginia,
Coarse lUppee, Nachitoohos,
American wentleman, Copenhagen.
; , YU.LOW fiSCFF.
Bootcli,. Honey "Dew Pcotcb.
Hitrh Toast Kenteh, - Fresh llunry IW Scotch
Irish lliirh Tornrt, ' Fresh Scotch.
' . or Lundyfoot,-. , .
ry-Attention is called to, lbs larpro reduction In
pricoeof Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
which will bo found of a Superior Quality.
. . - TOBACCO. '
, Sniok ng. . Fino Cut Chewing. Smoking.
Long, P. A. L.,of plain, . S. Jago,
Jio. I, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,
No. 2, Sweet Scented Oronooo. Canaster
Nos. 1 A 2 mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish1.
Granulated.
Jf . ft A circular of prices will bo acut on applica
tion. April 4, 1803. 1 -
Klate ot'lhc Itunl ol'iortliumber
' land, 91 ny ?(, C3.
ASSETS. -
Loans nnd llilla di'eountcd. - , . Fll'7,r(2 18
Certificate l.'nilnd States Mint . 2"li.uil) 110
Cmted States 620 Loun, .- . U'l.tUiti 00
Pennsylvania, ' . 2-. Ji'tt 00
Northumberland Ilank Stock, - 6,Mn (if)
Other Slocks, ..,-. . I, Kit) (in
Real Estate,- - . 8.ti7i) J
Due by other Hunks. . . . 17l',t27 86
Notes and Chcrka of other Banks, aud
, Loul Tender .... 22,115 17
Specie in Vault including Commonwealth
Specie Certificates, . SO.&'tS 16
' ' " S744,BU 23
- LIABILITIES.
Notes in circulation, , . . fliUO.Ofifl 57
Due. othor Ranks, . . 23,b27 11
't Commonwealth, Currelloy for
Speoio Certificate, R.000 00
" Depositors, - - . 1 7(,;!(i.'t 37
' J . $!)14,2S7 i)5
1 certify tho nhnvo statement to he just and true
to tbe best of my know ledge and belief.
J. H. PR 1E3TLEY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed, before rno. I
S. J. PacKEn. Notary Public, i
May 6, 1803. J '
TRTJSSESS, SHOULDER BRACES,
ELA3J1C STOCKINGS FOR ENLARGED VEINS
OF TnK LEW, AC;
' 5, ; . Instruments fur all deformities,
..i.-'-v I'H- GLOVER'S
Tw I."ior '1'riiKN
has taken the place of other Trusses for tho retention
and cure of llonito or Rupture. Acting upon the
prinqiplo of a lever, it never loses its strength. It is
coated to prevent rust. It has no pail on the buck,
w hich is so liable to injure the spino nnd annoy and
ohufc the wourcr. It is sure to retain the Rupture,
giving case and comfort, and efleeting radical cures.
It is wurrcnted to give satisfaction.
The improved SlmulUer-Rrsco expands tho chest
and prevents tho wearer from becoming round
shouldered.
LudioB' lie-Its and Abdominal Supporters. Rand
ages, und Rolls of all kinds, and instrument fur nil
Deformities of the Bodv.
DR. GROVER S Olio is No. 4 Ann Street, two
doors from Broadway. New York.
Strangers should particularly noto fho tinmo and
No.
; April II, 1S03
. .-' ttvsidiug- Kuilroud.
" - SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
GBET'TRLNK J .fNE from tho North ana
North-West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing. PoUsjvHle, Lebanon. Alleutown, Etiston, Ac.
, Trains lvo llinrisluirg for Philadelphia, Nuw-York-iUading,
Pottsvillo. and all Intermediate
Shtfiooa. Rl 8 A. il.. and 2 00 P. M.
" c) York Kxprosslcutvs liatrritburg at 2 15 A. M.,
tntajteg-at New York at 0 15 tbe mine morning.
Fares from llarrisburg ; To New York 5 15 ; to
PhiVUlpuia $3 35 and $2 tju. Eainge ebooked
tbrouJV'- ':-,
. Kbtmifiug; leave Now York at J -A". M..12 N.n,
o4.7 P JL iPiysburgh Eurewl.- Leave Philadil
pbiantil AJVljuiii J M ,M..y
Sleepine; ciira ! tiro-NenJork -Impress TTnina,
Uiroii!lrtd jVoin-Pidtsburgb witbaSt change.
."tlffillitU'i Cttaisa.i'.!tH.4iia leave Ta
uiuqiiinrtB 51l ATH.. and 2 lo if, M.j for Philadel
phia, New-York, and all, Way Points.
Trains leave i'oltsvill at II 15 A. M., aud 2JW P.
M., for Philadelphia, ilitrriiburg and New York.
An aecomn:odal!ou Pusoiigf-r train leaves Reading
at 6 00 A. M., aud return! from Philadelphia at"4)0
I jf' All tho above trains run daily, Sundays ex
cepted. A Sunday train leaves Pottsvillo at 7.30 A. M.,
und Philadelphia at 3.L.1 P. M. '
Conimutaliun. Milengv, Season, and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
G. A. NICOLI.S,
May 2, 1SSS. General Superintendent.
SOMETHING NEW FOR YOU
LADIES 1
Mix 31, 1.. a-iislcr. luiviug taken t-x'rn
p.-iins to visit personally tbe principal Hulls of
Fusliiou in t lie city, is now prepared to make, trim
or retritn, bonnets and Uuts, in the latest Spring and
Summer styles.
She has ou band a large stock of
BONNETS. HATS. SHAKERS.
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES,
and nil articles in her line, selected with the grcutcst
care from largo wholesale houses, nntl oan. and will
sell Work or Goods at prices to suit all customers.
LADIES' DRESS CAPS, HOSIERY. GLOVES,
MITS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS. COMBS,
nnd uiimeious other articles for Laities' wear, to
v.hich she invites tho ladies to call and examine be
fore purehu.-ing elsewhere.
Thankful tur the patinuuge extended to her hereto,
fore, she hopes by keeping the best assortment at
reasonable prices, tocoiuiiuie the same.
I Second door southuf .-bauiokiu Valley A- Pott,
villo Railroad, west side lawn street, SLNBLRV.
April 25, lSuu. .'tin
IMKI. . - 1M!3.
lliilad-li1i!a & i:ric- Itnilroad.
rrWIS great lino traverses the Northern and
X Not (invest counties if. Pennsylvania to tho city
of Eric, on Lake Erie.
It bus been leased by tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout ils entire length.
It is now iu use for J'utfseiigt r and Freight busi
ness from llarrisburg lo Driftwood, 2nd fork. (177
miles) ou tho Eastern Division, and from SheUiutd to
Erie, (Tri miles,) ou the Wutcrn Division.
T1MK Of r-ASSEXUFR fllAliS AT Sl'Slimy.
Arrive VaAiinnl . J . i-s U'estimri.
Muil Train, 110.111 A M. Mail Train, i Hi P. M.
Express Train, 11.117 P.M j Express Train, 5.1:1 A.M.
Cars run through wifhout chnnire. both wavs. on
these trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
aud between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cor on Express Trains both
ways between illituusisirt and liultiuiure, und
Williiimsport aud Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at tho S. E. for. 11th ami Market Sta.
And for Freight business of tbe Company's Agents:
S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. loth and Market Sis.,
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie,
J. M. Diill, AgentN. C. R. H., Baltimore.
II. II. Ildl'STON,
Gen'l Freight Agt. Philada.
Lewis L. Huupt,
Gt-liT Ticket Ag't., Philada.
JOSBI H D. PoTTfl,
. Ueu'l Mauagcr, Williamsport.
April 25, 1803. ' , .
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE.
PAA BUSHELS of GOODRICH'S seedlings com
Uuv prising tbe Mlo.wing varieties :
Garnet Chill, Cutco, Central City. Callao and
I'lllKeyo uusiyeoat.
Also 50 bushels of Early Junes. Price f2 50 per
bbl. delivered at the Pillslon depot. Tbe bbl to con.
turn as mauyot the sorts as you choose.
Packages of each sort sent by mail post paid ut
25 eta. each.
Ij Cash to accompany all orders. Reference
given if desired.
P. SUTTON, Ransom, Lus Co., Pa.
April 18, 16o3.2w
'i: THAI. 1101i:i. I'Olt KlLiD,
THIS well known Hotel, located is Sunbury, at the
junction of the Northern Central with the Sunbu
ry A Erio Railroads, is offered at private sale.
Terms of aala will ba. made easy. For further in
formation, enquire at tbis office.
August i, 1802.
8 HORSES FOR SALlT
THE subscriber will sell at private sale EIGHT
DRAFT HORSES. Six mouths credit will ba
givee. Apply to IRA T CLEMENT
binbvy, r'l U, 1MJ -
PENSIONS, BOUKTIES AND WAfc
" ' ' CLAIMS. " 'J '
OP ALL KINDS COLLECTEl.
minuter HoIIn, I'ny Itollst nod ICm
criiltlng- j.Vc'oiitita),
' Made ont promptly by
SULLIVAN 8. CHILD,
Late Clerk In Office Pupt. Recruiting Service Pa.
Office in Telegraph Building, Third near Walnut,
llarrisburg, P.
April 18, 18(13.
' itliinTiidSiT lis''11 ' nil i is Li i"
l'ov ltntw, .TII-c, ltoii-hfH, Autre Iteil
Itii'iK, (ollis isi B'ih-x, WoolOnit, &.e
InaerlHOR I'IiiuIn, i'ovt la, AnSmulM,
Put up in 25-. 50c. and SI 00 Boxes. Bottles, and
Flasks, t-'lund $5 sizes ftir Hotels, Public Institutions,
Ao.
Only infallible remedies known.
Free from Poisons.
Not dangerous to tho lluninn Family.
ftnts comcout of their hole" todio.
Sold YVhoU'u!c iu all large cities.
Sold by nil Itruggisls and Uct;'ili-rs everywhere.
!!!I!eare!!! of all worthless imitations.
See that Costau'r" name is on each lies, Bottle
and Flask, before von bnv.
A.bircsi isr:s:v ie. i ontai:,
Principal I pot 482 llroa lwnv. N. V.
Sold by Friling A Grunt, Suuburv, Pit. '
Ajiril IU, lSii.l. Bin
ON nnd nflcr July 1st. liM, the privilege of con
verting the present Issue of LEG A I. 'I UNDER
NOTE INTO TIIK NATIONAL SIN, PER CENT.
(LOAN commonly called '-Five Twenties") will
cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five'Twonty Loan
must, therefore, apply beforo the 1-t of JULY next.
JAY COOKE,
Si'Uhohii-thin Aukst.
No. 114 S. Third Street, Philadelphia.
April 11, 1803. 3m
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISMENT
J o sa .-X V. 11 A IE 'i' I
Market Fqurtrf, one dour west of the 2W
Oijkf,
GTJTI-TBXJR-S-, -PENN'-A..
r ospeclfully informs his old friends nnd the put-1-
lie generally that he has again returned to
Sunbury and re-opouod a
Iw 'I'niloi-iii ii'.f :)l.Ui;)M-rif .
Ho is prepared to make up new garments as well
as mending old ones, and to do work neatly, fash
ionably nnd substantially, in fact will warrant nil
work leaving the shop, and by so doing, hopes to
receive a due share of patronage.
Persons desiring to have clothing made up to order
in the latest style, will please give him a cull.
Snubury, April 11, 1803. 0 m.
TO KNOCHE,
03 MARKET STREET, IIARRISBURG, PA.,
Dealer in
PIANOS.
"VTLAV Rosewood Pianos, from the best makers
from 2tio upwards.
MELODEONS. The best manufactured Instru
menu:, from S15 to SluO.
Guitars, Violins. Accordeons, Flutes,
Fife-. Drums, llanjo.-:, Tambourines,
Violin and Guilarstrings and musical mer
chandize in general.
SHEET MUSIC.
Tho latest publications always oa bund. Music sent
bv mail to anv part of tho country.
OVAL, SCJLAliE, GILT AND ROSEWOOD
THAMES.
Suitable for looking glusM-s, and ull kinds of pictures
always ou Land.
A fine aiiorttociil of best plated
LOOKING GLASSES from smallest to largest sizes
Any style of frame made to order ut the shortest
uolieo. WM. KNOCili-:,
April 11, 1863. 03 Murket at., Ifarrisburg.
JUST READY, .
NEW STYLES OF JEWELRY.
AN opportunity not to be loat sight of. Rare
chance for Agents,, - Ladies as well as Gents can
act as Agents. Apply oarlj and secure the agency
for your locality.
. lOO.OOO
Watches, vest cmz-vs, Lockets,
m MIXOS, GOLlltEXS AND .PENCILS,
Ii HAVE LETS, STUDS, BUTTONS,
hTitA' CHA 1 NS. SE TS UFJE IP
El.KV, dc
To.be sold for I eu'-h. and not to bo paid fr
until ymi l;now what you are to get. Send 25 cents
for Certificate, telling" you what you can have, with
a circular, giving full pm tieulars to Agents. Perfect
satisfaction guaruntoed in all cases.
Address, S. M. WARD Si CO.,
208 Broadway. Box 4,870.
March 21, 1S03. ly
JACOB O. BECKZ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
V2iirU- salrt'el. nonrl.v epixtsile Hit'
Stsiil Stal l0swl,
3TjraNri3ir3?t."r, ij -A. . ,
INFtiRMS the citixens of Sunbury and vicinity,
thai ho bus just returned from Philadelphia w ith a
full usdortuici.t of
t t i.i. am viTi:ie ;oss,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY,
stock consists of Cloths. French Cloths. Black
Doe Skin nod Fancy CnsMiucrcs, Black Satin. Figured
Silks. Plain and Fancy Cashmere VEST1NGS, which
he will make up to order in styles to suit the taste of
customers, on short notice, uud the must reasonable
terms.
Any Gmids not on hand, will be furniied from
Philadelphia, by giving two days' notice.
Goods furnished by customers will bo madr Hp to
order as heretofore."
As ho will employ none but experienced workmen,
persons may rely on getting their work well done at
Lis shoo.
Tliuiiui'ui for the pulronago heretofore bestowed,
he respectfully solicits a couliuuaiiccof the same
Siiul ury, October 4, 1802.
To CoilKIISIIlis -m.
f"l"NIE Advertiser having beeu restored to health in
J a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
buying suffered several years with a severe lung af
fection, and that dress disease. Consumption is anx
ious to make known lo his fcllow-sutfcrs the means of
cure.
To nil who desire il, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge,) with tho directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
hud a stiro cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, ie. Tho only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benetit the ullticted, and
spread information which he conceives to be invalu
able, una he hopes every suttorer w ill try ins remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, aud may prove a bless
ing. Rev. EDWARD WILSON, Williuuuburgh,
Kings County, New York.
April 11,1863. 3m
l'A.im.v jiico'i;it v s'i'oit
WILLIAM L. MADDOCK A CO., 115 South
Third street, Philadelphia, would offer to Iheiu'hubi
tanta ol Sunbury and vicinity, a fresh stock
of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
SelertfJ for the bait Family use.
As tlmy have everything in tbeir line both Ameri
can and Foreign, which eun be called for, it is un
necessary to give a list of the articles they have to
otter.
It is as woll, however, to say. that every article
tbey dispose ol they warrant of tbe best quality' aud
which cuu be returned at the expense of thu store
should it prove otherwise.
February 2s, 1803. Siuo.
KOi'lCIl,
"VTOTICE hereby given to all persons knowing
iN themselves indebted to tbe firm of C. 1. 4 J.
Robrbach, on Book Account or otherwise, to make
payment of tbe same before the 1st of April next, at
which time tbe bonks of said firm will be left in the
hands cf proper officers fir collection.
C. D. A 1. ROI1RBACU.
Snubury, Feb. 21, 1863.
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS, No. 10 North Sixth Stjest, Phil
udulpkla, Manufacturer of
Veuetluu Illludai aud
,. Uindow Siliudf-si.
Tbs largest and finest assortment In the city, at ths
lowest prices. Blinds Paiuted and Trim mod equal
ro new . 6tcre Shades mads and letter .
April 4, ie5 -ta
Economy is Wealth !
cminoi it c ot nn rou ia 1 1.
the BEST and CHEAPEST Household REMEDY
in the World.
Madame Z.1IKK' IOIlTEKS '
GREAT .COUGH REMEDY
MaPAM zadoc por-
TER'S Curative Balsam
Is warranted if used ac
cording to the directions,
to cure iu all cases Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Conuh,
Asthma, and all af notions
of the Throat und Lungs
Madamo ZadoG Porter's
Balsam is prepared with
ell tbe roijuisito cure nnd
skill, from a combination
of tho best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords
It .omodiiil qualities arc
based on its power to assist
tho healthy and vigot-ious
circulation of the blood,
blood, thro' tbe Lungs. It
is not a violent remedy,
but cnioiicnt wanning,
searching and effective ;
can be taken bv the oldest
ssV person or yonni'et child.
raJw&S Madame Zadoc Porter's
MM Balsam bus been in iimj by
tno puniic tor over i vcars
und has acquired it pre
sent solo eimply by being recommended by those
who have used it to their uliliclcd friends and others
Most lMi'onTANT. Madame Zndoc Porter's Cura
tive lialianiis sold at a pt i-. u which brings it in the
reach of every one lo kuep it convenient for use. Tho
timely use of a single bottle will prove to be worth
100 timos itsoost.
NOTICE. Savo your Money ! Do not be persua
ded to purchase si-tic lea at 4s toc which do not con
tain the virtues of a 13 cent Bottle ot Madamo Por
ter's Curative Dalram, tho cost of luiimimetiiring
which is as great as that of almost any other medi
cine ; and the very low prico tit which it is sold,
makes the profit to the seller apparently small, and
unprincipled dcub-ra-' will sometimes recommend
oilier medicines on which their profits ave larger, un
less the customers insirt upon having Madamo Por
ter s and none other. Ask for Madamo Porter's Cu
rative Bnlsnm, prico 13 cents, and in largo bottles nt
2i cents, ami take no other. Il you cannot get it nt
one store yon can at another.
Sold by all DruggMs nnd Storekeepers at 13 cts.,
and in lurgcr bottles at ii els.
HALL A RUCKEL, Proprietors,
January 31, 1803. Iy New York.
H1V JKItSH-V MAi roie
WALK,
ALSO,
GARDEN OU IT. LIT FARMS.
Suitable for Grapes, Peaches. Pears. Rnspberrirs,
SlrnwbciTic,B4ckberrics, currants, Ac, of I, 24,
6, 10 or HO neres each, at the following prices for the
present, via.: 20 acres for $200, lj u.-rcs for St It),
b acres for 800. 21 acres for $i0, i aero for i'20.
Payable by one dollar a week.
Also good Crunbcirv binds, and villago lots in
CHETYt OOll, 23 by 100 fuel, ut $01 each, payable
by one dollar a week. Tho above land and limns,
arc situated at Chetwood, Washington Township,
Burlington County, New Jersey. For further in'
formation, apply, with a P. O. Stamp, fur acirculur,
to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. (fit Cedar Street, New York, N. Y
January 21, 180J. ly
i&oivAieis Akmm i.vtbo.',
PHILADELPHIA.
For the Relief of the SickV and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Chronic Discuses, nnd especially
for the euro of Diseases of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICF givcu gratif, by tho acting
Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on srermntorrhiiea
or Seminal Weakness, and other 3'icases of the
Sexual Organs, and ou the MEW REMEDIES em
ployed in the Di.-pcuaary, sent to the afflicted in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or three
Stumps for sistago will be acceptable-.
Address, DR. .1. SKILLIN' HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2 SouiU Nintii
6'lrect, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 3. 1S0j ly
iva'1'4.'iih-;s. .J?:wi:i2:v tt "njbZ
E-.ii- ' 4 ii i ..
Tho undersigned would respect
fully invite your attention to hi
well st-licf-il Mfoclr of Finol)o1,l niol
rvi i :.. ......... ... -v.......
f.j tijl riivcr n jmuw, J-ineuota Ji.v
ftvlSc, l l-RY.Of every kind und variety
')tXtAtSK of stvles cciuprising nil of tli'o
.-. t . . in t'rt tiiei inoM ut a tin r ai ii t .i frits.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, riiiu to Coin
arid the best make of Sitrer l'tuted lim Luib
urticle is warranted to be as r yrrti iteil.
.V"- Watches nnd Jewelry carefully n jvurrd and
satisfaction guaranteed
JACItlS I1AKJ.I.Y,
(Snrrfiticr to Strilllittr i- Uitrti V-)
No. 022 MARKET Street, i HILAD'A.
March 7, 3 tno.
"4 ftoi'iiry nt I.jivv, Sunbury, Nortum' o
loud county, Pennsylvania.
(Formerly Frceburg. Snyder county.)
OFFICE, .Marker street, one door ea.-t of Friling
Grant's Store, and nearly opposite tho Court IJou;r.
Ail professional busiucsa, colltctior.s, iij , will re
ccive pronipt nttonti-'U. ' -
April 12, IS82. -
JOII. VI7!l'i' V if'O.
VAM'i'ACTtriii:ns m '
GALEBATtTS,
SUPER-CARD. OF SODA, Ac.
And Solo Agents in the City of New York for
CItEAM OF, TUtTAXt SUBSTITUTE,
Invented by Prof. Ebcn N. Hor.fiird, of Harvard
University. Office, 11 Old Slip, llunovcr Sqro,"
(up stairs.) NEW YORK. "
rpiIE high price which Cream of Tartar commanded
1 in lSj-t, together with the alarming extent to
which ils dangerous adulteration had heen carried,
with other considerations, induced the di'iiiii'rui-lied
Chemist, whose uume is given above, to commence
what proved to be a long and lalsirious scientific re
search, lo discover a desirable substitute then-tor.
His efforts wero crowned with abundant rucccss, and
hundreds of thousands of pounds of the Substitute
have been sold and used during tho lnft fivo years,
throughout the United Slates and tho Canadns.
The following true comparison of its nature nnd
the results of its use, with those of Cream of Tartur,
will convince the most incredulous of iu value.
Cream of Tartur is a bi-turtruto of Potash.
This Substitute is a simple Phosphate, ami contains
nothing but what is lotinil iu ocet-steuk, und in com,
wheat and other cci-culs, nnd is therefore highly
nutritious, It also has a health-giving influence,
and supplies that for which there is a constant de
mand in the system.
tT It is sold for a much less price than Cream of
Tartar.
March 21, 1803. ly
EuiTott or Amkmoak
DpakSiii:
Willi your permission I w ish to say to the readers
of your pancr that 1 will send by return mail to all
who wish it, (free) a Rocipc, with full directions for
making and using a siuiplu Vegetable Balm, thut
will eH'ei-tunHy remove, in 10 days. Pimples. Blotches
Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin, leav
ing tiie same soft. ' clear, smooth and beautiful.
1 will also muil free to those having Bald Heads or
Bnrc Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable tbein to stm t a lull grow th of Luxurient
Jlair, Whiskers, or a Moiiatechc, in less than ,'M days
All applications answered by return uiuil witliuut
churge.
Respectfully yours :
THOS. F. CHATMAN.
Chemist.
No. 831 Broadway, New York.
Feb. I8.Ro3. 3iuo.
NEWS ! NEWS ! NEWS ! NEWS !
BOOTS AND SHOES,
VRE now manufactured to order bv the subscriber
at CHEAPER RATES than at any other club
lishuient iu Sunbury. The war tax is not takcu into
consideration, and ull work will be done at old prices.
Having Just received an entire new stock of leather
and Moroccos, for
4-ii1-iii-ii'm ttwol nnd Mtoes,
I.Jtli'N' NIioc-hsisisI 4Ull'-H,
4'liillr-si' Klioeo, i',Vr.,
which will be made to order at short notice. In tho
best workmanlike manner and of the best nuitLrii'.ls.
Feeling thankful for the putrobuge extended here
tofore he hopes Oj continue the same.
All who desire work done cheap und durable, are
invited to call at his shop nearly opposite the Court
Housu in Market Souare. Suuburv. Pa.
JOHN WILVtR.
February 23, le-03. m
i Mia. - i..
PHILADELPHIA rATER HANGINGS.
liou i'.i.Kstv oi Etiii:,
Cor. Fourth X Market Streets, Philadelphia, Lave
now in stock, a fins variuty of
V VnIl Iais'r,
put up txpressl) for their Spring Trade.
WINDOW'PAPKR OF EVERY GRADE,
to which they invite ths attention of Storekeepers.
In their Retail Department, will ba found the
choicest styles of the season,
Filled his, TVb 1, liS Si w
- v. 73 . is
TUB ALL SUFFICIENT TIUIE:!.
THE GB.E AT I MEEX0 .S.XIJtlfo8,
QENTJINE PHEPAHATIOrS
IIKLMEOLD 3 EXTRACT 'BCCIIU,"
' SARSAPARILf.A
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
HBLMBOLD'a
GENUINE ,rHEPAEATT 01;
. IIIOI1LY CONCENT RATED" COSIPOUN
KLriC KXTKACT BUCHf
A rcsi.ive and Specific l'.eincd'y
For Dl vases o'f tho
BLADDER., KIliNEYS, GRAVEL, AND DUOrSl-
CAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine IncrociM tho power of Pifytttor,
an-V exciter the Ahsorbeuts into healthy action, by
which the Watery or Calecrons dcp-isitions. mid all
Unnatural Ei.liirgemrnt' nre reduced, as well a." pain
and inflammation, and is good for men, women, or
Children,
BIi:i.lIOI.I'M EXXB.tCf
in ii i;
TOR WEAKN'EFSES
Arising from fCxccsscs, Habits of Dissipation, Early
Indiscretion, or Abure.
Attended villi tho following symtoms :
Inili'poiition to Excrliou, Loai of 'power.
Loss of Memory, I'ii'iieulty of UroalhitiJ
Weak Nerve". Trein'oimg
Horror of Discsse, Wakefulness.
IHmncos ol vision. Pain in tlm bacfr,
Universal Lassitude of ths Flushing of flir Hor!r
Mttcculnr System, Eruptions on tho Fiice,
Hot Hands. Pallid Countenance,
Dryness of the) Skin.
Thco svnitoin. if allowed n go on, which this
mcdicino invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of Vbich tho patient may expire.. Who can
say thirt they are not frequently followed by thus
"direful diseases'
INSANITY ANl) CONSUMPTION",
Many nre aware cf tho cmueof Uielr suffering, but
none will confess. 1 iie records of (lie insnne Asy
lums and tho melancholy denlits by Consumption,
bc-ir ample witness to the truth of tho assertion.
Tho Constitution, once Affected with Org.-T.io
Weakm-sr,
Requires the a'd cf ncdicinc to strengthen nnd in
vigorate tho system, which HclinLiold's Extract
Biichu' invariably docs. A trial will convincs
tho most skeptical.
FEMALES, TEMALES, TEMALES,
Old or young, single, married, or contemplating
marriage,
In many affections peculiar to Females tlieExIract
Ruclm if uneiiiall-.-d by any other remedy, as in
Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity. Piiiii'nlurss, or
Suppress-ionof tho Customary Evacuations. Ulcerated
nr Schirruus state of the I'lurus, Lcuvorrhua, or
Whites Sterility, aud for nil Complaints iuciduit to
the sex. whether ariuug from Iudiscrction, ilabi of
Dissipation, or i.. t'oo
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Sec symptoms a!cve. '
NOTAMILV SHOULD BE WITHOUT "IT.
Tnlio no llnlmm, Mcrcurr. or Unplcnaot Mrdisuis
for Ur.idcasunt and Daugorous Diseases,
SSKE..'?I3M5.B'H KIXTMJLCT
Cures
EECP.ET DISEASES
In all their stages ; ut little cttcuso; LtUo or ut
change iu diet j no Uic nvcnlcncc,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Il causes frequent dcslro, and gives strength t-j
Urinate, thereby removing obstructions, preventing
and curing' Strictures of tho Urethra, ailnyiii pain
and inrbunmntion. rj frequent inthis classoY diseases '
and c.-vpeiling Pobionous, Diseased, and i"oru-out
Matter.
Thousands upon TJ'.on'uaJi
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS 0?
?a'At'IK,
And bo bave pai-1 Heavy Feci to be pared Id a
won tiim, have found thvy wero dee-eivt-l. sua Hut
tiie '-i'-ii 'i!i'" lia-. l y the use of "Powerful Astriin
gonis. " been dried up in the system, to break out iu
ua aggravated form, uud -
j, Perhaps lifter Jfarrfago.
" - trgv" '"' ' -
. . .siL-ciii; .
for all Affections and Dhioascs of '. ' "
THE URINAllV ORGANS,- ' ' . .:
Whothcr existing in Male or Female from w hater e"r
, cause origiuuiirg. aud no malier -
. OF,1IOW LONG STANDTNO.
PiseasV s of t!jesa OrgaitJ requiro thu aid of
DllltKTlC.
' IIELUBOIVD'S EXTRACT EUCHTJ
Ts the Great Diuretic,
And it is certain to haro the dc'irej effect ia all-
DLocmeSj for which it is rccummcudcd.
BIjOOD! BLOOD I ELOOD!
.' Ifelmbo'lJ 's Highly Concentrated Coinpoua J -
Fluid Extract Snrsapnrilla Bypbilis.
Tills is an aflTcctinn of ths Blood, and attacks tti
Sexual Organs, Linings oi the Nco, Lars. Throat,
Windpipe, uud other Mucns Surfaces, making its
appeaianco in tho form of Ulcers, llclmbold's Ex
truet Snrsaparilla p-.irilies Hie Liood. und -removes all
Scaly Eruption" of tho.Skiu, giving to tho Complex
ion a Clear and Healthy Color. It being prepwed
expressly for this class of complaints, its ilood-Puri-fving
Proprietors nro preserved to a greater cxtobt
thou any other preparation of Sursupurilla.
IIclmlolcri Itotfc JlVna-h,
An excellent Lotion for Disoas cf a Svphllitie Na
ture, and us an injection in Diseases of the Uriuuiy
Organs, arising from habits of di-ipuiaui, usod in
euunection w ith the Extracts Huclm and fcursaparilla
iu such dieea-cs as rcommcujed.
Evidence of tho most responsible' and reliable char
acter w ill accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years sluudiug. with pames
kuonn to Soienee and Fame.
For Medieul l'ropirtii'S of Rucbu, see Dispx-nsatory
tiie United States.
See Professor Dcnets' valuable works on ths
Pra -tice of Physic.
See remarks made by the L.to ccL-bntu'l Dr.
Phvuick, Pliiladcl -hi -u
!eu remarks made by Dr. Fi brillin JIcDonidt, a
celebrated Physician, an i Meuiber of -tiie Royal
College of Surii-ons. Ireland, and published iu lb
Transactions of liio King und Queen's Jouruul. -
See Medicii-Cirvrgicnl P.niuw, published ' by
Bcnjiimiu Travels, Fellow of the ltyat Collcgo of
Surgeons.
See iuo4 of (lie lute Stundard Yr'urks oa iic-ti
cine.
ExriiAcr Richu, SI 00 por bottle, or six, 5 00
' Saksai-a rilla 1 00 ". ' i OU
lui'ltoXKIiliosu Wisu. 60 " " 2 59
Or half adoicuof each for $12 00. which vili be
sufficient to euro tbs mc.-t oUtiuuto cases, if direction
ure adhuied Vj.
Dulivcrei lo ai,y address, rceurely packed roui.
ubservarion.
J'V l'cscri'-e svniploms in all eouuuuuicailons
Cures gt;u.antccd. Advice gra:u.
AFFIDAVIT.
Peninlly appeared before mean Alderman of tie
citr of I'biladt-lphia, U. T. lielinbold, who, being
duly sworn, Uoth suy, hit preparutions contain no
UMicoti", no uicrcuiy, or other injurious drugs, but
art purely vugcl-ible.
v ' . T. UELMBOLD.
Sworn and descriUJ Ufire wstf-'sSV ' v . of
N umber. 14. WM. P 1
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