11 INK KOTU I 1ST.
PEXXSIXTAMA.
Tli following Hat show the current value of nil
I'rMihsylvania Dunk Note. The most Implicit re
liance may lie placed upon it, as it is every week
Hrfu!ly compared with ai d corrected from Bick
IifU't Reporter.
Itanks in Philadelphia.
. T ..- Disc, iw
Nam. Location,
1'lllLAD.
NOTES AT FAR.
Punk of Ameiica . ,
I ink of the Northern Liberties .
llink of Pennsylvania . ,
Hank of Pcnn Township ,
Commercial Hank of Pcnn'a. . ,
I" irmns' ond Mechanic' Bank .
I !i-ord Dnnk . , ,
l.'cnsington Dank . .
Manufacturers' & Mechanic' Bank .
Mi'diaiiics' Dank . .
Unyamensing Umk .
! luladelphin Bank . .
'. hut Ikill Bank
'oithwark Bank .
Western Bunk
Country IfanUo
Hank or Pittsburg
li 'iik of Chester County
IS.iiik of Delaware County
Bank of Or nnantown
I'ank "f Lctvistown
Hank of Middlctown
bunk of Montomery Co.
' nk of Northumberland
u ikt County Bank
Pittsburg
Westchester
Cheater
Gcrmantown
Lewistown
Middlctown
Norristown
Northumberland par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
Reading
Columbia B mk A Bridge co. Columbia
Carl sh; Bank
Dovlestown Bank
Kits'on Bat.k
Lxohange Bank
Do do branch of
iirmeas' Bank of Bucks co
r.rmers' Bank of Lancaster
1'atmcrs' Bank of Reading
lirirrisburg Bank
Lancaster Bank
! cKmnn B.ii.k
MeichrtnV A Mannf. Bank
'diners' Bank of Poltsville
Northampton Bank
Towaud.i Bunk
West Brunch Bank
Wyoming Bank
xHce of Bank of Pcnn'a.
( 'Itice do do
t'llice do do
(.lllice do do
NOTES AT
par
par
Carlisle par
Doylfstown par
Easton ar
Piltsbtirir par
Hullnlaysburg psr
Bri-tol pur
Lancaster pal
Beading par
liarrislKirg par
Lancaster pur
Lebanon par
Pittsburg par
Potiftille par
Allcntown par
Towancla par
Williamsport par
Wikesbaru- par
llarrishuig') These
Lancaster olliccs
Reading ( do not
E aslon J issue n.
DISCOIT, T.
B.-nk of tho United State Philadelphia 17
( Ulico of Bank of U. 8. Pittsburg 1 7
Do do do Erie 17
Do do do New Brighton 17
Kensington Sav. Ins. A do
I'cnn Township sav. Ins. do
il ink of Chainberbburg Chimbersburg H
I'ank of Gettysburg Gettysburg 1$
Hank of Sur-queharma Co. Montrose 1
j.nc Bank Erio (i
Farmers' A Drovers' Bank VVayncsbiirg 2
liankliii Bank Washington 'i
Hotiesdalo Iimk Honesdiile j'
M.jnoiigahcla Bank of B. - Brownsville 2J
Yoik Bank Vork 1
.lOHA M LL1VAA X KOA,
1 1 in h
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. SB, LtniiT Stiiket WiiAnr,
B A I. T I M O R E .
"ITAVING a spacious warehouse, near Ilia Foil
' road, and ample wharf and pavement room for
landing and receiving produce, respectfully solicit
consignments of flour, grain, whiskey, tobacco,' Ac.
With much experience in the COMMISSION
BUSINESS, to which Ihey are promptly and ex
clusively devoted, tliev are induced to liilieve they
can give satisfaction to all who may employ them.
1, literal advances made on Consignments, and
information as to markets freely communicated w hen
required.
liefer to
W. LORMANT A 80N,? ...
Hnill M'EDERRY, D"""o.
KEARNEY WHARTON, Reading. Pa.
JOHN DOUGHERTY, Hollidavsburg, Pa.
WALLING Ft )RD A TAYLOR, Pittsburg, Pa.
Apiil 10
1VI2V- GCOZG.
THE subscriber has received an assortment of
New Goods, which ho will sell on the lowest
terms. June 13. H. B. MASSER.
rrj- On all banks marked thus () there are ei
der counterfeit or altered notes of the various de
omhiations, in circulation,
N. B, The notes of those banks on which we
mil quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
urchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
. xccption of those w hich have a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sr.v. Ins. Philadelphia
i liihidelphfa Loan Co. do
chu Ik ill tav. Ins. do
Manual Labor Bank (T, W Py'itt. prop )
Allebanv Bank ol l a.
failed
failed
failed
failed
no sale
close 'J
elided
failed
closed
no sale
failed
tailed
fulled
no sale
Bedford
Beaver
II arrisburg
Washington
Bellifonte
Pit tabu i g
Pittsburg
Fayette co.
(ireenraslle
Jiariiionv
Huntingdon no sale
Lewistown no s ile
Warren failed
Dtindiilf no sale
New Hope closed
Milton no sale
Mcudiille closed
Port Curbon failed
Carlisle f.iiltd
Moiitrt so closed
I.'niontown failed
Greensburg closed
Wilkisbarre nosulo i L
SPANISH HIDES,
TANNERS' OI. AND LCATIISK.
D. K I l K 1 A T HICK & SO X,
,V.. 21, AViiVV Third tlrttt,
(nr.TWKKjr mahkkt ami i hhsit arnitETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE fir sale a larfre and excellent asporlment
of ''fXiuiih Hiik.; 1'atna h'ipt, Tunnera' Oil,
Vr., flt the lowest moikct prices, either for cash, in
excbarifre for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments of Leather received for sale, or
purchased at the highest maiket prices.
Q3 Leather stoied free of charge.
April 17, 1811. lv.
4J li c a T i ii - w arc.
r ANl'FACTL'RED and sold bv the subscri
ber in iSiinliniv, of the best 'J'in, and the
work wairanted, which he oilers for sale ot reduced
chpIi prices, now as low at letail as formerly sold by
wholesnle. Good Watering Pols, formerly Fold nt
87, now at 75 centu; Larc;e Buckets, formerly fold
at 75 ond 02, now at C2 and 50 ; Gallon Coffee
Pot, formerly sold ot 5fi, and thice ijmirt at SO, now
at 45 and 3S cents, mid other articles of Tin-Ware
in proportion. Stove pipe and stoves mode and
sold cheap for cash, &c.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber,
ond who wish to save costs, are requested to call
and make mtisfaelion, without delay, either with
cash or by giving their notes.
."Sunbury, Apiil 1(1. HENRY MASSE R.
FOR SAW-MILL.
Br Bkxjamih N. Ctsiuva.
'PIIE Subscribers having purchased the right for
- vendinrj and using the above valuable inven
tion, for Northumberland County, offer to dispose
of the same to pi rsons who may desire lo purchase.
The above invention is now in operation at the saw
mill of Mr. M'l 'arty, near Sunhury, where it can
be inspected by owners of taw nulls: and all others
interested. E. GOB1N,
March 27. tf. SAMLEL GO BIN.
tiiink ol Beaver
I'ank of Swatara
I'ank of Washington
' Viitrc Bank
'ity Bank
t'urmera' & Mcch'cs' Bank
Furmers' & Mcch'c' Bank
Farmers' & Mcch'c' Bank
larmony Instituto
liuntingilor. Bank
Juniatu Bank
l.umbi rinen's B Jiik
.N'ordiern Bank of Pa.
.New llo e Di I. Brii'pe Co.
Norlhunib'd I'nion Col. Iik.
r hi tli Westirn Ba.ik of l'u.
Wl'ico ot Schuylkill Bank
I'a. Ar. tV Manuf. Xiaiik
Silver Lake Bank
L'nion Bank of Penn'a.
ebtiiioreland Bank
V'ilkesbarre Biidge Co.
rrj All notes purKirting to bo on any Pcnn.-yl- !
vanitt Bank not given in the above list, may be tit
ilown as frauds.
TO I-
tp , Tr rr - CC 122. 223 o
SIIOULDKU JlKAsl Hi: SYSTE3I
'THE Subsciibir has been appointed Airent for
the above System, for NoitliuinbeilarKl County,
which lie ullcrtf for tale to Tailors, who may tie
biie to possess the best and latest impiovcmcut in
the ait of culling garments. 'J'he following two
cerl.ficates ore from a committee of Men haul Tai
lors in Paris, who have examined the System, miJ
highly epi'rove cf the same.
Pa li IS, Feb. 2lh, IS 10.
We, the undersigned, inciuiH-rs of the commitiee
appointed by the members coinposina the "l'hilati
ihiuphic Soiiely" of Meichaut Tailors ot Paris, cer
tily that the System of culling, Uughl by Thomas
Oliver of New Yoik, United Stutrs, has Ik-cii sub
nulled to our examiiution, which svstcui we recom
mend as the In-fit that ban been eubmiitrd to us, in
fault of which we have given him this certificate.
M. FUDGE, Piesident,
M. LAI 11 J E, V President.
I fu' join a certificate from Mr. (-'utter of Paijs,
formerly of Boston, whose reputation is well estu
Liibl.ed bo lit in Europe and in America :
Mr. Oliver, Dtsx .Sir, ihe recouiiueiid.ition you
have obtained tiom tho Society ol .Master 'Jailors, is
trom ine nnjlu'bi in lint city, and I lully bgrce ii.
ihe opinion, ihut your systini is ibo t.t thai has
ever been published. Yours tiuly.
D. CUTTER.
The subsciiber continues the business ol TAI
LOKING at his old tand, adjoining Uliawn'. store,
in Sunhury, whcie he will accommodate all who
mnv call upon him in hu line ol bubinrbs.
Ho will regularly rccei the Fashions from Mr.
Oliver of Ntiv Yoik, as oon as irsurd. 'J'he
Spring Fashions have bcvti received, and are now
r sale. WILLIAM Dl JCS'J'.
Sunburv, April 10, lMl.ly
2j C- CiJ 5 IS EST O- ft
hoot x siioi; sioiij;.
ALL kinds of Clothiiif, Bool and Shot, tnd a
variety of other articles ran be had at the roost
reduce! prices, at Ihe (lore formerly kept by John
Bogar. AIsj, Susquehsnn Shd, No. 1, lor sale
by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, bur.
fcuiibury, May 8, 3ov,
HUSH SALMON. Ol the best quality, con
stantly un hand and for sale by
Sept. 12, 18-10. H. B. MASSER.
MADEIRA INE. Fust quality- MaiHcTa
Wine, for sale low by
Set. 12, 1S40. II. B. MASSER,
FOUKTH 'PROOF iiRAN j)Y. A gi nuuTe
artit Ic alwavs on hand and for sale by
Sept. 12,'lsllO. H. B. MASSER.
JIOLl . A .N D (ilN'T Ol the' be.t piulity ahvliy s
on hand and for sale by
Sept. 12, 1S40. JI. B. M ASPE!!.
1 OAF A N b 1 , U M PS L ( i A K .-- A I w ay soii
hand nnd for sale by
Sept. 12, 1 S 10. H. B. MASSER.
N E VV ORLEANS M GAKHOI.SE MO
LASSES. Of tho beat quality always on hand
or.d for sale by
Sept. 12, l's lO. II. B. MASSER,
BliOWN SUGAR. Of a good qiiulilv, lor safe
low by Sept. 12, 1810. H. B. MASSER.
'""LliyrORS. Ol all kinriruiurof the Lei I quali
ties, alwovs on hand and for sale by
Sept. 12, 1810. H. It. MASSER.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Of tho best
quality ahvavson hand and for sale bv
Sept. 12, 1S10. 11. IL MASSER.
COITl.E. Java, liio ami Lguira Colli e, con
stantly on hand ond for sale by
Sept. 12. Ikh. II. n. MASSER.
SPERM OIL
BRADY 'S HOTEL.
ii.rii.ii:, roMiiRU foi;TY,
Peiiiis) Irsiiila.
HE SUBSCRIBER lerpectfully informs the
public, that he has removed from the town of
uUn-witiMi to Vtinviuc, and tnoi nc nas purciusciJ
in that place, the. Larfc and Commodious
It It I C K HOI S K ,
at ths Conntn or writ Ann market struts,
( poife the Court-Umi, J
Which he hns lilted up by the erection
of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
JM;biextensiv STABLING, for the Enter.
LUlSeSsainment of Travellers and Yiiiurs.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with a call, and ho would state, that no
thing in his power sholl be loll undone, to render his
customers comfortablo and happy while under his
care. His accommodation are ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern style, nnd Ihe proprietor is de
termined that his establishment shall sustain nnd
keep n j i with the growing reputation and imptfctance
of Ihe town in which it is located.
His Tabi.r will bo supplied with every luxury of
tho season, and tho bent tid choicest ivnVy the
ninth (t can afford. His Baii will l c stored with
nit the best article Hint can he furnished hi our
rilim, and tho whole will ho such as to give satis
faction to every one.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always judge for thcnvelvcs, he feels confident that
they will favor him with their patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Danville, Jan. HO.
WARRANTED
rass
E
I'oi I't Dollars
QUA J, fur time In rvny sidtl by ( lur k J'ti
hirs for $25, for sale by
March i:. H. B. MASSER.
T h o m a w it u s ell ,
No. 208, Haiti moue Strfkt,
A few doors vest of Ifawurd l. BALTIMORE.
STETJIOLESAl.E DEALER in Coml s, But
y y tons, German and Fancy Goods, and Im
porter of Patent aud Shoe Threads, Spool Cotton,
Suspendeis, Topc3, and almost every description of
Small Articles. Country Merchants and Dculers
in geneial, arc respectfully iuvitcil to cali and exa
mine for theuitelves. Jan, UO. ly
SIIAKdSlN COAL.
F a very superior qu.iliiy, can bo had at any i
time, by application to the subscribers, in lots i
to suit purchaseiH. They keep large, egg, broken, t
and line coal, lit Icr burning lime.
j. H. i'URDY Co.
Sunbiiry, Sept. Cfi. tf.
CVrtif.icatt" T Agency.
THE fullnvAing are the duly ap oint:'il agents in
their respective counties, for the sale of IJraitdrcth't
Yei;rtul,le Universal J i7.
Norlhumbeilai.il county : Milton Mnekcy eV
Chambeilin. Sunbury H. B. Masser. M'Ewens
ville Geddcs, Green A V ails. Georgetown F.
Midhiiger Sr. Co.
Union county : Lcwisburg Walls Ar Gcddes.
Milllinbitrg Prllmin & Beckly. New Berlin
John At. Benfer. Selinsgrove Eyie &. Co. Mid
dleburg Isaac Smith.
Lycoming county : Williamsport John Smith.
Newberry M. fc J. C. Fnnston. Muncy W. A.
Petricau. Jersey Shore James H. Hepburn.
('oluinbia county : Danville T. fc E. B. Rey
nolds. Catlawissa C. A. Brobts. Berwick Shu
man vV Rittenhouse. Bloomsburg-John R. Meyer.
Sunbury, Sept. t, 1810.
TO THE COMMUMTY.
THE success which hns attended the use of Dr.
Ilarirh's German Aperient nnd Compound
tlrcntrthcning Tonic Pills, in truly astonishing. It
is no voin boast lo say this medicine has proved by
its happy effects in the cure of a variety of diseases
to which the human frame Is liable, to be vastly su
perior to the many preparations before the pubic.
Many of these preparations ore compounded by in
dividuals who arc positively ignorant of tho myste
rios of the human system, and mere pretenders !o
medical knowledge. Dr. Harlich, however, is cele
brated among t'uo German faculty as a man of the
highest scientific attninnients, and equally distin
guished throughout Europe, as a successful medical
practitioner, spent most of the years of a useful life
in the aquisilion of such knowledge as miuht prove
beneficial to his fellow creatures. In the pills which
he invented, and which bear his name, the public
are assured of an article that posses.-e moro than
oulinary virtues. From tho acknowledged talents
of this inventor, nothing less than a good article
could be expected ; and the ex rience of many
yeurs has alfurded demonstration of the virtues of
his medicine. In Germany and other parts of Eu
rope, its reputation is established. In this country
into which it has but been recently introduced, it is
rapidly gaining the most substantial reputation. 'J'he
numerous ccrHicatcs of cures of the most obslinnle
dnesscs effected by tho use of Harlich's Pills, which
the proprietor is constantly receiving, is proof of the
fact. Day after day he nceives new testimonial
ol their elhcacy, and week after week increases the
demand for Ihem. This is not mere assertion ; in-
nutnciuhlc certificates are open for the Inspection of
the public, and the itoubts ot any who are skeptical,
can le removed by examining them at the ollicc ot
the proprietor.
W'e take the liberty, then, of sub, nesting 0 cverv
family, that they make uso of Dr. Harlich's Pills.
Let them keep a supply constantly on hand, to be
ustd w hen occasion demands, and they will receive
the most unequivocal proofs of utility. Medical
Difimr.
J'lincipal office for the United Elates, No. 1U
North Lighlh Bticet, Philadelphia.
Western Depot, No. 41, St. Cl.iir street, Pitts
burgh. HENRY YO.VJ'HEI.MLR.
May 1, 1811. Jtgetit.
Winter and Summer stiaimd
Sperm Oil, of the leal quality, always on hand and
for sale bv
Sept. 12,1810. H. B, MASSER.
STEEL. Ci and lih.-tci SUi I, for tale by
S'pt. 12, 1810. ii. B. MASSER.
ol'lil.Nli S'l l.'EL. 1)1 various sizes lor Elipljc
Springs, for sale by
Sert. 12, 1810. H. B. MASSER.
LARGE tI AR'IO BIBLES. For sale at
very rjduced prices by
Sept. 12, Is 10. II. B. MASSER.
BLANK BOOKS. Ofull kinds, for sale by"
S.pt. 12, 18-10. H. B. MASS Eh'.
BLANK DEEDSBonds Morlgapes, Ac.'for
sale by Sept. 12, 18-10. 11. B. MASSER,
J I S J'ICEs' BLANKS. for tale'hr
Sepl. 12, 18-Ju. II. B. MASSER.
'L(Vl H!S,BluBiack. Invisible Green, &c,
for svle by
Sept. is. 1S40. 11. B. MASSER,
"CasVI M 'e'RES A A D SAT TIN ETTsTTo"r
sale very low by
Sept. 12, 1810. H. B. MASSER.
"CA R I'E'J'I NGForTaiiiclieHp by
Sept. 12, 1810. H. . MASSER.
BLANKETS For sale cheap bv
Sept. 12, 1810. II. B. MASSER.
'"UNBLEACHED MUSLIN S. For sale by
Sept. 12, 18 10. II. B. MASSER.
COTTON YARN "AND COTTON LAPS
For Bale by
Sept. 12, 1810. H. B- MASSER.
' HEMP AND COTTON T INE. For sale
by Sept. 12, 1k 10- H. 15. MASSER.
TOW ING LINES.TORDS AND ROPES.
For sale by
Sept. 12, 1810. II. B. MASSER.
II A Z A It I ' S "
.,! 'N1ITF' STATE.S COMMERCIAL AND
srAIJKTICAL REGIS PER. ConluMiing doc
umenis, fact and other useful information, illustra
live ot the history ami resources of the American
I nion, and ol eaeh Mute; embracing com men o,
msnulactures, agricultu.e, internal itnprovemeiiU,
banks, currency i.nance. education, Ac. Ac. Edi
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Puhh-litHl every WednesJay.at 79 Dock street.
1 he pnc to subscribe r. u f 5 per ,ium, payable
on die lust ol Januaiy of earli year. No suUcriii
linn rvived fi less than a year. Sulun-rilitr out
of the piiucipal ciiies lo psy in advance.
LIVER COMI'LAI.M;
Cured hi the use of Dr. 11 imam's CnMroi No '
entinTHLSiKU An M'Hiik.nt i ills.
Mr. William liiciiAiins, Pi'tsburgh, Pa., i n
liiely cured of the above lisi iof in iliM'ane : His
symloms wire, puiu audwtig'it in the hit side,
loss of appetite, vomiting, acid erud itions, disten
tion of the ktomacli, biik headache, fmred tongue,
countenance (-hanged to a citron color, dillicully ol
breaihing, disturbed rct, a'lemlej with a cough,
gical debility, with other syintoms indicnting great
deiaiigrment of the functions of the liver. Mr.
RiciiAiiiis had the advice of several plivscians, but
received no relief, until ujing lr, Haiii.k u's Med
icine, which terminated in itli cting a peifect cure.
Principal Ollice, 19 Nuilll Eighth Street, l'h'a
delphia. Also for sale at the diug store of
HENRY YOA'J HElMER.
May 1, 1811. Aent.
THE CA IViroFlfiiTiAbE.
Nearly all Classen of disease, are caused by some
obstruction in tho si stun, which prevent the regu
lar a:id wholesome operation of the animal func
tions. This slate of the system, is disease, which
is manifested in a variety of forms, moio or Icti
maligna;!! in their chancier. To restore tho system
to a slate ot health, then, it is only necessary to re
mote the cause uf disease, onj the end is acroin-plii-hid.
'J'he cause is o! s'ruction somewhere. This
can be reunited by purralimi, which is I he only
means that should be resorted to, because, suggested
by reaaoii, and ly nulure. Dr. Harlich'; Siu-nglli-ening
and German Aperient Pills, ate allowed by
lh. thousands who have used Ihem, to be the bent
purgatUe nil-dilute in existence. Bccautv, they
not only remove all obstructions, and purire Ihe sys
tem of its impolitic, bo', be-ause, and which U ex
tremely important, strengthen and give proper tone
to tho stomach, and produce a healthy action of till
the parts. Besides, they are so mild and gentle in
their operation, us lo retail r them at all times a per
fectly safe and desiiuhle remedy. 'J'he alllicted
would do well, then, to purchase a box or two of
this invaluable medicine, and give it a fair trial, in
stead of ibslroyiug their systems with oil-repeated
doses of calomel, and other drugs, so injurious to
human life and happiness
J'he ubote undcrinc for sale at the Drug store of
HENRY YOXTH ELMER,
May 1, 111. .Irnt.
SlVh HEADACHE.
Is very common allectiun. Its ultuck are very
severe, and characterized by spasmodic pins, bind
ing fiom one pait of the head lo the other, fie
queully commencing in the moitiiug, attended wilh
sickness of the Ktmuai h, nausea, faimings, and
sometimes, vomiting, giddineis, and coiilusiou of
tight, Ac Ac. Thw descase is pio.luced fiom va
rious causes, peihaps the most common, is a de
rangement of the stomach and digestive organs.
FEMALES are most subject to this ullcition, par
ticularly those who lead a sedentary life. Dr. J la,-'
licit' s Coin uutid Strtiigtliaiiitif Tunic und Hit
mult AjJtiunt Tills, arc wairanted lo arirst this
troublesome disease : fust by cleansing the stomach
and bowels, purifying the blood, and lemoving all
ducastd and exciementuous humors hum the liver
and inlestii.es. By the use, fust, of a few doses
of the Aperient German Pills, alter wards two or
three dies of the Utrengtfiming Tunic I'M, which
are used lo strengthen and invigorate the nervous
system, tyve tone to the stomach and organ ol
digestion, ihus imparting to their toblile lluid its
pristine vigoi, this aitlicling diarase may be entirely
removed. This is the only uiode of treating this
annoy nig complaint, and has lieeu allnidij with
biucess in thousands of cases.
Pkmpkts giving geneial direction, tnsy be ob
tained Rialis, at No. ID Noilh Eighth street, Phila
delphia, HENRY YO.XTHELMEH.
My 1, I si I. Agent.
HEPATITIS, OR LIVER CUMI'LAIMT.
Liver complaint is described to be of two forms,
viz ; Acute und Chronic, w hich arc different in their
seat and character, und are produced from ulcers on
the Liver, which is desea.vd on the surface or in the
centre, in the former, the patient is attacked wilh
sudden pain, in the region of the Liver, fo tevtro
that even the led clothes are insupportable ; the pa
tient cannot bear to turn or lay on his left side from
the pressure exerted in lhat position of the inllamed
organs. 'J'he latter may g on in such a manner
that the first symloms of Liver Complaint arc those
which muik the occurrence of suppuration. The
AcUe and Suh-acule Viiretics, almost always coin
menco i ith some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
of tho skin, feverej tongue, hating a yellow i-h ap
pearance. Ii regular stale of the bow els, co.-tiveness,
countencance chances to a pule or citron color, or
yellow like those bUlicted with jaundice, dilliculty of
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with couch, fe
verish symloms, a dry and parched skin, dilliculty
of lying on the right side, urine scanty ond high
colored, the patient parses many bad nights and is
frcquuitly trotibltd with Ibnirl.o a, Teuasmus and
1'iles, nausea and vomiting, and has a con-iderable
thirst. When the inllaiiimntion olVecls ihe er lo
ne nl coal of the Liver the pain is much more intense
ond the Icier higher than wlun coiihned lo the Lit
er. In chronic ullcction it is uncertain in its tei
mination i the pain is intense, attended occasional
ly with feverish tymtoms, a dry and larcltcd skin,
irregular bowels, sallow countenance, freqeunt at
tacks of juaudice, the tongue is scarcely ever free
trom yellow fur, ihe appttitc bad, aud a corruption
attack the face and hack, behind the shouldeis. iVc.
D:i. Ham Lien's Compound Strengthening Ton
ic and Aperient German Pills, will, in a major. ly
of cai-es, produce a perlict cure, and if used at the
very onset of ofl'ictii.ii w ill in every case aires! the
di.-ease. This is not ineiely theory but fact, which
can be substantial) d by the testimonies ot various
persons who have wiuu s-ed the astonishing r licet s
of this invaluable medicine. The diet must be at
tended to, and the warm bath mu-t not be neglect
ed when tho patient can have access to it. Full
and explicit d rcctions are di fined in the medical
pamplet w hich accompanies the medicine, and can
be obtained gratis of any of the regularly appointed
agents who sell this medicine.
Principal Oilico and General Depot for the Uni
ted Stales, is at No. 10 Norlh Eighth Street, l'hila
dilphia, where all communications f,,r Agencies,
Advertising and Medicines mu.-t be bddressed (post
paid,) which will fneet with imnitdiale utliiiiioii.
HENRY Y O X T 1 1 E I M E R ,
May 1, 1811. Agent.
I'RISCl'A I. REASOSH
Why Dr HARLICH'S Compound Strengthen
ing and German Apeiient Pills are used by all clas
ses of people, m preference to other Medicines, be
cause Ihey ute prepared from a pure retract of
herbs, u wholesome medicine, mild in its operation
and pleasant in its elicit the mo.-t certain pieseit cr
of health, a sale and efleetuol cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, und atl stomach complaints, a preserver
an.l puiilin of Ihe whole system.
Because they soothe the nerves of sensibility and
fo'tily the nerves of motion, imparling to their most
subtle iliiid its pristine, tone, thus giving blieuth
and clearness of m.nd.
Becaui-e they inter destrov the couls of the sto-
: mach and bowils, as all strong purgatives do.
Beci'iise science and expeiieiice teach us ihat no
j mere purgulitti alone will cure the disease of the
j sloliiach and neivis. Weakness is the primary
I cuuse of a host ol diseases, and, by continually ie
j suiting to iJrustic puigaiites, you nuke thu dl&cuse
' inuch worse, instead nl Letter.
Because Dr. HadiiVs Medicines aro put up up
on the common sense principle, to "cleanse and
btuiigiben," which is the only course to pursue to
elicit a cuitv Lastly,
Because these Medicines really do cure the dis
eue lor which Ihey are recommended. Principal
Ollice for the United States, is at No. l'J Noith
Eighth btiect, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTIIEIMER.
May 1, 1811. Agent.
CI. PASSE AM) VTRESCTHEX.
The or.lv sure and best course lo pursue in cu
ring diseases, of whatever nature they may be, is:
fust, to cleanse and purify the Stomach and Bow
els by gentle apeiienls; secondly, to give strength
and tone to those lender organs by the i se of proper
tonics. This mode is always pursued by regular
physicians, which they well know to be Ihe only
course lo resort to. to filed a speedy and permanent
cure. Dr. Haiilicu's Compound strengthening
Tonic and Aperient pills, are a sure medicine to
cllect this grand object. The German Apeiient
pills are to cleanse the stomach and intestines, af
ter which the Compound Strenigening Tonic pills
are used, lo give strength and tone to those or
gans which reqiiiie tender treatment. Nearly two
third of the disease which we daily behold,
are diseases of the nervous system, and by continu
ally using drufciia mineral purgatives the sufferer
will soon tinJ himself being too much refined
to remain long in existence. Full and explicit di
rections both iu English and Geiiuun, accompany
this notice.
The above nndicice for sole at the Drug Siore of
HENRJt YOXTIIEIMER,
May 1, 1811. Agtnl.
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HAURIsnURG, Sept. 9.
11 orhVoi' AaTiirc.
IN a state of health the intestinal canil may be
compaicd to a riter whose waters h'ow over the ad
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and to keep
up the comparison of Ihe river, so long as it runs
on smoothly the channels are kept pure und healthy;
but if by some cause tho course of the river U stop
ped, then the water in the canals is im longer pure,
but soon becomes stagnant. There is but olio law
of ciiculalion in nature. When there is a super
abundance of humoriul fluid (sencity) in ihe intes
tinal lulus, and costiveries takes place, it ll ws
back into the blood vessels, and infiltrates itself in
to the circulation. To establish the free course of
the river, we must remove the obstruction which
stop its free course, and tho-e of its tributary stream.
W ith the body, follow the same natural principal ;
remove, by that valuable purgative medicine Rrun
di tth Universal Vegetable Pills, w hich are an ef
liclual assistance of ualure, Ihe superabundance of
humors in the intestine canal. By persevering in
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tions, and a state of health will be firmly establish
ed Kcniemlier, never suffer drop ol blood to be
taken from you Evacuate (he humor as often
and a long as thvy are degenerated, or as Wg aa
you are sick.
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8, NORTH EIGHTH slnel, where his pill. can be
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