Original Aiirrtlole of Orn Jnclcaori,
In Hie winter oll8.'h2, rrt'Biilunt Jac!:Aon. con
ferred flu mission to Russia upon a justly die
tin;uiahetl eon of Pennsylvania. Ecfore lha
newly appointed minister, however, hnJ da
parted on his mission, he deemed it due to llie
President to risk his counsel in reference to the
electron of a eecretaiy of legation. The Pre
mdetit declined nil interference, and remarked
to the minister that tho United Utntes Govern
nu'nt would hold him responsible lor the man
ner in which he discharged his duties, and that
he would consequently be at liberty to choose
his own secretary. The minister returned hia
n sppclftil acknowledgements ; but, before ta
king a final leave, sought his especial advice in
regard to a young gentleman then in the er
vico of the State Department, and who was
highly recommended by tho then Secretary.
Con. Jackson promptly said : "I advise yon,
hir, not to take that man ; he is not a good
juifgr of preaching. Tho minister aeemed I
puzzled, and observed that the objection needed
explanation. "I am able to give it," eaid the
o)J hero: and he thus continued: "On last
Sabbath morning, I attended livince service in
tho Methodist Episcopal church m this city.
There i listened to a eoul-iiiFpiring sermon by
Professor Durbin, of Carlisle, one of tho ablest
pulpit orators in America. Seated in a pew
near me, I observed this identical young man,
apparently an attentive listener. On tho day
following, he came into this chamber, on public
business, when I had the curiosity to ask liiso
pinion of tho sermon and the preacher. And
what think you, sir, ! The young upstart, with
consummate assurance, pronounced that ser
mon all (roth, and J'rofessar Durbin a humbug.
I took the liberty of telling him : "Ay ytnmg
man yon are a humbug yourself, and ilon'l
know it. 'And now," continued the venerable
old man, his eye lighted up with intense anima
tion, "rest assured, my dear sir, that a man
who in not a better judge of preaching than that
is wholly unfit to be your companion. And be
Fides,1' he added, "if lie were the prodigy the
Secretary of State represents him to be, he
would bo less anxious to confer his services up
on you he would rather bo anxious to retain
them himnelf." The President's advice was,
of course, followed by the ambassador i and
the young man's subsequent career of vice anil
folly proved that the General's estimate f hw
character, albeit founded upon a common inci
dent, was substantially corrrcl.
Revolutionary Anecdotes.
(jknerokitv of John Hancock. During
tho siege at Boston, Gen. Washington consulted
Congress upon the propriety of bombarding the
town of Boston. Mr. Hancock was then Pre
sident of Congress. Alter General Washing
ton's letter was read, a solemn silence ensued.
This was broken by a member making a mo
tion that the House should resolve itself into a
committee of the whole, in order that Mr. Han
cock might give his opinion upon the important
subject as ho was deeply interested from having
all his estate in Boston. Alter he left the chair
he addressed the chairman of the committee of
tho whole, in the fullowing words : "It w true,
sir, nearly all the property I have in the world
is in houses and other real estate in the town of
Huston ; but it the expulsion of the British ar
my from it, and the litiertics of our country re
quire their being burnt to ashes issue the or
dt r for that purpose immediately."
Takinci tub Clnsi s Some rich scenes oc
cur in taking tne Census under the late law of
the State of iVew York fur that purpose. The
following from an cyC witness, is one :
'Is the head of the family at home V asks the
inquiring Marshal.
'Here's the devil with his book again for the
d'rrctry,' shouts a junior of the family to the
maternal head above stairs who presently ap
pears. 'Is it tho heads of the family yewvil
mre ; hut lust week yo wanted our name for
yer d'rtclory, an' now ye want our heads J A
tree couutry this, sure, when one's head is not
mte. Be off, and bad lurk to ye and all like
ye.' After tome explanations tho question in
order aro asked.
Who is the head of the family? 'Ann Phelim
yi r honor, tho Mime in old Ireland and foriver.'
Ilow many males in this family 1 Three
males a day with prateys for dinner an'
But how many men and boys! 'Och, why
there's the ould man an' the biy, and three chil
lier, who died five years ago, heavin rest their
dear sonic, th: t-wecieet jiwils that iver'
But how many are now living? 'Meself, and
nie daughter Judy, ye ecethein, and a jewel of
a girl flie is indeed.'
lint have you no males in your family?'
'Sorra. tho one, the ould man works hard by the
day aud Putric is i.ot al liumo at all, but to his
males and his bed.'
How many are subjects to military duty !
Nivcraone ; Putrick and tho ould man belong
to the inunils, and sure liner looking toMier
were uiver bum ; did ye not see thim when the
old G int ra I was buried, 'twould have madeycr
heart beat to bee two such fine looking' giutulo
well behaved boys.'
Ilow many aro entitled to vote! 'Why the
old mun and meself and Judy, and warn'l it we
that bate tho Natives an' tho Whigs an' all, an'
t'licted ould Gineral Jackson over 'irn all. Sur
ra the day whpn ho died and dissappointed us
all, for a fine nun he was.'
How many colored persons in your family!
'Nagers, did you name nagcra 1 Out man, on,
don't be insultin' mo. Out wid ye, on' niver
ak for me smuts agin' don't ask about me
""' whither I have nagers in mo family.
Ver out ol'yer be nets yerse'f begone and don't
bother ma'
ML ..! J--L-
7,1 3 T.
ri A Till K '''SJ
PrdVNSWaVI'iAIA.
The f.il'owing liat shows the, rurrrrd value, of all
.Wsylvaoia Hntik Not.' Too ttnt implicit rc
liim.a may ho pieced up"" 11 ""'.V
xrrfully compared with tt-A corrected from Cick
ncii'a Reporter.
. Disc,
in
NAM, locatioh.
I'hILAII.
NOTE3 AT PA R.
Bank of Ninth Amciira . ,. . par
Bank of the Northern Liberties . par
Comnim'ial Bank of Penn'a. . ,,. "r
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank . . par
Kensington Bank , . . par
Philadelphia Hank . - . .par
Schuylkill Bunk . . . par
Sonthwurk Bank . par
VVeslrrn Bank . pnr
Mcvhaiiir.i Hank ' . . pt
Manufarlurrra' V Mrrhanics' Hunk par
Cca?ilr FlankM.
Rank of fhestrr Count
Hank of Delaware County
Bank of OrrrrtantoWli
VVfalchenter
('hester
tlwmantown
Norriatown
Dleitiwn
Knaton '
Brictol
par 1
par
par
par
par
par
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Doylratown Hank '
Ens! on Dank
farmers' Hnnk of Burka CO.
Office of Bank of Penn'a.
Oltire do do
Offire do do
Olfice do : do
par
1 Iarritmrf" These
Lancnnler 1 oifireH
Beading f do riot
Enatnn J issue n.
D I S C O V N T. 1
NOTES AT
Rank of tho United Htatini
Bank of l'ehn 'I'ownship
(Sirard Bank .
Moyamening Bmk ' . ; .
Bank of "eiinsylvania
Minora' Bank of IVttsvillo"
Bank of lwitown
Bank of Middletown
Bank of Nnrthumbetland
Philadelphia 3IH2
par
. . l'"r
par
i
1
Pot'avillo.
I.ewitown
Middletown
Nurlhumbeilaiid par
CnlumKia Bank 6c Bridge co. Columbia
par
1
1
I
par
pir
par
I
pjr
Carlisle Bank Carlisle
Exchange Bank Pittsluirf
Do do branch of HollidayHburg
Farmers' Bank of l.aneatei I.anc.istci
t.ancaiter ('ounly Bank Lancaster
Farmers' Bank of Reading Reading
Harrisburff Bank ' ' v ; - ' HarrHiurg
Lancas'er Banl Laneaator
Lebanon Bank Ilmnon
Merehants'Sr Manuf. Bank Piltshurg
Bank of Pittsburg - I'ilUbuig
West Branch B ink Williamsporl
Wyoming Bank Wiikei-barre
Norlhampton Bank Allenlown
Berka County Bank Resiling
Ortic of Bank of V. IS. Pituburg
I
!
H
Do do do Erin
Do do do Naw Brighton
Keniington Sav. Ina. A do
Penn 'I'ownship Sav. Ina. do
Bank of Chamliersburg Chamltrrsburg
Bahk ol'fiettysburg Inltysluirg
Bank of Sn-quehanna Co. Mr.nlroao
Erie Bank Eri ,
Farmers' & Drovers' Bank Wanesliurg
Franklin Bank Washington
Honesflale Bank Hoiiidale
Mononj;ihela Bank of B. Brownsville
Vork Bank ' York
do
d..
I
I
3ft
SI
2
IJ
J
I
IV. B. The notes of those tmuka on which we
ornil quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are nol
purchased by tho Philadelphia brokers, wiih the
exception of those which have a letter of r. fcrence.
IIKOK E N B A N K S.
l'hiladeliliia Sav. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill Sav. Ins.
Manual Labor Bank (T. W
I'owanda Bank
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank of Beaver
Bank of Swatara -Bank
of Washington
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' fc Mecb'cs' Bank
Farmers' & Mech'rs' Bank
Farmers' V Mcch'cs' Bank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bank
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norlhumb'd L'niou Col. Bk.
North Western Bank of Pa.
Dilice ol Schuylkill Bank
I'a. Aiir, & Manuf. Bunk
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bank of Peuu'u.
Westmorland Bank
Philad. Ij hia failed
do failed
do ' filled
Dyotl, prop.) failed
'J'owanda
Bedford
no sale
closed
closed
Bower
Harrisburg
Wa-hiiigton
Bell.f.mte
fulled
closed
n sale
failed
failed
failed
no i-alc
Pidsbutg
Pittsburg
Fayette ci.
(reencastie
Harmony
Huntingdon 110 sale
Lewistowu 110 sale
W arren
Dundair
New Hope
Millou
Meadville
Port Caiboil
CurliJo
Motitrnae
I uiontowii
faded
no sale
closeil
no Mil,'
closed
fuiled
closed
failed
closed
(ireensburg
Wilkeshurre Biid.go Co,
Wilki sl'.inr nusale
(Tj All notes piirjHirting to I on any I'ennsyl
vama
ania Bank nol given in the above list, may lie set
Jowu aa frauds,
m:w ji:usi:v.
Dank of New Biunswick Jirunswirk
Uclvideie Bank Belvidere
Burlington Co. Bank Mrdtord
Commercial Bauk Perth Anihoy
'Jumherland Bank Briduton
farmers' Bank Mount Holly
Farmers' and Merhanirs' Bk Rahway
farmers' and Mechanics' Ilk N. Biunswitk
Farmers' and Merchaulv' Bk Middletown Pi.
Franklin Bank o! N. J. . Jer ev City
failed
1
par
i
p..r
oar
i
failed
I
failed
failed
failed
failed
railed
. 4
fa i leu
i
' pur
liolioken Ukg i. Uiaxuig t o Jlobokeii
leraey City Bauk
Ji-raey City
Palleiaoii
Belleville
Morristown
Freehold
Newaik
'I'reuton
Jersey City
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bank
Monmouth Bk of N.J.
Mechanics' Bank
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Morris Canal and Bkg t.'j
Post Notes .
Newark Bkg A Ins Co
New Hope Del Bridge Co
N. J. Mauufuc. and Bkg Co
no sale
Newark
Lainlieiiaville
Ilolmkf n
k
i
failed
laded
4
failed
i
N J Prolecluu 6i Lolnbuid I k
Jersey Ciiy
Orange Bank
PattTsoii Bank
Peoples' Bank
Piincclon Bank
Siili'tii Bankiiiu Cu
State Bank
Statu Bank
Klate Bai;k
Sinu Bank of Morrik
State Bank
Suluin uiul PhilaJ Manuf Co
Sussex Bank
Trenlun Banking Co
I'nioii Bunk
Washington Banking ('o.
Iranne
Paieruiil
do
Princelon
Sjlein
Newark
Lluals ililowu
Camden
Moniilown
Trenton
Salmi
Newion
Trenton
Dover
llarkenaack
par
par
i
i
pu
4
failed
failed
4
P.,
faileJ
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
li:i..4M'ARI
Bk of Wilm cV. llramly wine Wilmington
Bank ol Delaware
Bauk of Smyrna
Do branch
Wilmingiun
Smyrna
Miltord
Farmers' I3k of State of Del
Dovri
Do branch
Do biaiuU
Do I rani h
I'liion Bank
(I j" L'ndei U't
Wilminitlon
(ieoigelowQ
Nowcistlo
Wilmington
0 J" On all I auks marked tbua () ibcre are n,
tber coiuiteiful or altered notes of the various J
naiiiiiiaiiui.a, iu titculjlien.
WIST MVS : ,(
muur.: of trirn cirrnnr,
A Compnnnrt Ihlwn .'il rrr?""n ttotr.
VIII Cherry lrU aint Tar,
The Imt remedy tsntwn to the ivnrtd far the rure of
counhs, colds, atthiua, croup, lihcding if the
lungs, whanping tough, bronchitis, inflw
cma, shortness of breath.' ftin and
tcritkncss in tie betas! or side,
livtr com(n'nhit, ami the
first stages of
CONSUMPTION.
W will net ascrrl that this B.f.AM will rure
Conumplion in ii;t Worst form, hut it has cured
manv alter all oilier means of relief bad been tried
in vain. And hv not 1 It aeema lhat lha WILD
('MERRY wan ili-slined by Nalui to be our PA
NACEA fur the ravagina diseases of this c -M la
tiiude. Let not the ilenpairing invalid waste his
m in y and Ufa TIME, to bim 11 all imorianl.
in nxjirriiurnting with the trashy nostrum" of the
day. but use of once a rm dirine that will rnre. If a
cure lie s-ible a medicine that srlence approve.
and many yi t.rs of 1 iperiencc h ve demonstrated
that tt lihi'oys relieves. '
There is no Such thins rr. fii't." in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM. Evider.cn the nvwl
convincing evederce that no one ran doubt, fully
establi hesthis fact. For the snke of brevity we
se'ert ihc f.l'owing from ttinuands.
Isaac Pla't, Esq.. Editor of the Pokecpsie E tgle.
one of the m at Influential j'lurnaN in the s'a'e of
New Yoik, sl.itia nndei the authority of his own
nnine, th it a young lady, a relative of hia. of erv
delicate consti'ti'ion, attacked in Feb.
wlih feere enlcl. which immediately produred .pi1
ting of blood, cough, fever, and other liangeroua and
alarmii g syOifitom". Thr,'1tuh mediral neatnirn'
and C'.ie she. pi'tialty rrc vef-d during aumnier.
But on the return of winter she w all uked more
violently than at fiifrt, she bicntne scarce ly able to
walk and was tumbled with rough, e.tiill? and fever
fvery day, ami appealed to I paing rapidly with
consuinp'i n ; nl this time, when there sign
of improvement, Mr. Piatt pr Cored a twUle (
WisTAii'a Blsm or W 11.11 Chubby, which sin
took, and ttsendngly restored her. She g l a e.
coud.and before it wa half ukrn she was rel red
to pirfcel health, which sha hta enjoyed to the pre
seiil time, without tUu slighterl symptom other for
mer die se.
Mr. P atl savs "the ciire r.,me coder my own ob
servation and I cannot he mistaken a to the facts."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FHOMA i'OST
MA STER, DATED
Pi'MniieKR, Washington co., Maine, Apr. SD, IVM.
. MR. ISAAC BirTTS. Dear Sirs At the re
ipiest of many of my friends in this place nil viei
uiry who re alHirted with consumption and liver
com plain's, I lake the lilier'y of asking yon to ap
point someone in this county as aent to sell Wis
taii's Balsam or W11.11 Chkmmt. and losend him
a few dozen, as there is none of i! for sale within
200 miles from this I have no doubt that it would
inert with a ready sale if it were where it could be
piorured without too much expense and delay.
My wife was attscked about six m nibs since
with what the physicians vailed the first i'age of
consumption a complaint vi ry prevalent in Ibis
si ciion of country. Hating Been lie Bjlsam ad
vert seJ in Augusta.
C7" 200 MZX.SS FXON llEUE, -3
I took the pams to (end there for a tolle of it,
which he look, and which hell her so much that
I sent f, two lH)lie mure, whirh hc has als,i ta
ken, and :h now says she ba not fell --ft well for
-IX years as she does at this lime. All those u ho
have inqiiiird of me and asi ertaiued w hul elleel the
Balsam had, ore aniious to have ifciine for sile iu
tbi- vicinity, which in ihe rau-e of my wriiii g yon.
Plea-e. infurtn me by M tu.n of m il uheiln r you
roiif!odr. to send some, and it so to whom, in order
hat it may be known where it can be I. ad.
I utll with re-pert vogrs, etc.
P. C. FAUNSWORTH, P. M.
The whole couulry is fast learning that no medi
cine no physician no preparation of any kind
whatever ran equal Da. Wistar'h Bilsam of
Wii.ii ("11 l-R a r. .
4 wriA voxrKnri'i. irni:.
VATr:avn.LK, Oneida ro..N.Y. Sept. IS, IS(.
Dear Sir I owe it u the afflicted to inform y u
thai in J muary last I was nlia. knl by a veiy vio
lent cold, rautu'd ty winking in the water, whic h
settled en my lungs. It was ai coinpanied by a ve
rx seveie pain in my breast slid siib s, and also a
ilisties-iug Cough. I had in attendance all the lest
meilicsl aid iu our village; but af'er exhausting all
their skill 'o no av.iil. ihey prnnnun'-e I my li esse a
coMlair.n coNsrvieTie-v, an, I ih, y ore and all I
ffirrr me up to die. After much pirso .sion J gol j
ihe ronenl of my phvairian t use the Hais.m ot j
Wii.li Oaiaiit pnpared by llii Wiris J pnr- J
rhased of Ihe Agent iu our plji e one bottk. larforv
using half of which I lagan to gain strength, and il j
wis very evident my cough was much better and :
my symptoms !! every way inipr vinii. I have j
uow uaeJ three bottles, slid ai restored It jieefict j
health. This remit is alone owing lo ihe o-e of
DR WISTA U S BALSAM OF WILDCHER
KV : and 1 lake this method of g mg you the in
formation, partly to pay you the debt of gntitinle
I owe yuu. and partly that others similarly afflicted
rna km'w where lo apply for relief.
Veiy trulv youis, JAMES RAGE.
Mm. Pa l. t.N. Druggist, undei d.le of Wall rville,
S, pi. 2llh, IH4:t, writes;
Tha stst-ment given you by Mr. J antra Saee is j
well known lo be true by this whole emnmuiuty ,
It r.rliinlv was a most reninika1 lernre. The sals
of ihe Balsam is very good, and ilssurcen in cuie
Iruiv llaiterinif. Yours reap, rtfullv. ;
; -' D. D. PALMER.
T V. MOST HKM AliKAHliK
cvm: v.WM np.rm.DKn.
HUliiiNVlKLt. N. J . April 20. lslt t.
On or;, bout the I3lh .lay of (h-lnlx. lrjll, I
taken with a vi ilenl pain in the side near tin; liver,
wliuh rontinued for about five ,1'iys, and wea fob
lowed bv the breaking of an u'ci r, or si scess. in-
wardly, which relieved the pain a little, but rau-ed (
me lo throw up a great quui'ity of offensive- niaiter
slid also much blood. Being grea'ly alomi d.il'
ibis. I applied to a physii inn, but he s-j'i.1 be th. ui;1 t i
he routd do but linlc for me exr. p' g ve nn a,, me ,
Mtrcuru Fills, whfh Infused to tike, f.rlmj
.atUlie.i that thev midd do n.e no eond ; tnanv w-
tint r. m die went lb. li r a ured by my wife and
fr lends, hut none did me tiny good aid the ili j
charge ol bh.oj and roirupti ,n lill colit'liui d rv. ry
f , w days, and at last lerome so !!",'., si ve that I
c.iu'd scarcely breathe 1 w ,s also trued with a vi- i
ol. i.t rough, which at limes caused me to ruse
muih more blond than I had done before and my
disease continued in this way, slill growing worse,
until February, when al! hope of toy recovery was
given op, and my fiienda all thought I woulJ die
of a Giiiupixa Consi'xrriow. A I this moment,
when my life was apparency drawing near its cbn-e,
I heard of DR. WISTAR'H BALSAM OF
WILD CHELRY, and got a bolile whirh at
li svi o mr iMNr.niATri.T ', and by the use of only
three bottles of this medicine, all my pains were
removed my rough am) spiting of blond and cor
ruption entirely stopped, and iu a few wecka my
lie.ilih was so far restoied aa to enable me lo work
at my trade, (which is a carpenter,) and up Iu this
lime 1 hava tujoyrd good health.
THOMAS COZENS,
(inn i rsrr.u I'm vn, N. J , ss.
Pet lially cuttic btfarc aie, the tubavribrr, one of
the Justices of the PeacA In and for the said rotin
ly, Thomas Cotrna, and being duly affirmed o
cording to Invr, Saith the above statemrnl ' is in all
tbinga true. '
Aftirmcu before me, on the Sflih of April, ?
J CtKHIKJIT.J P. S
9uch la the unprece;'cntr'l success 0 this DAL
8AM,
"SATIRE'S FAT0MT3 rRESCP.IPTIM"
a prescription congeni il 10 our vranta, aa it i pie
pared from rhcmicil raitacts from substance which
the author of nanus baa placed in our own land
for wiso purposes, that many who kn,.w nothing
of lha mad of its preparition are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary Inel1ia by selline. an ailicle aimilar
in nam, or in appear.mra, or by representing their
own Irrxh as superior lo this BALSAM, or by uni
ting up a mixture and solemnly as. eer-iling tkal il
is imported fr.im a foreign country, which is nol lha
rasa. All these deceptive arts goto ahuw that
Wi-tar's Balsam is known l i the world ta Im
"THE CHEAT RE MED Y.n mid thai to sell
any miiture it must he like this in mime, r puc
port to be like it in su' ataure.
(XT' Be!ioa not the cunningly wrnughi fuhrira
li.ius in I lake orr'v the oriuiual and gsnuine
Wita's Balsam or Witn I'iikriit
NO OTKaa OA5f la 1KB XT.
Address nil ordrH to ISAAC BU I TS, Nu. 82
Ann St.. New Ymk.
Agents, JOHN W. FRILLNO. Sunlmri, ,
D. BR MI I'lUAM. iWrthmnbeelund,
J. K. MOVER. Mo,,lwg,
J. WAtittONSI'LLER. Sri ns-Hrove,
BROWN it CREASY, M (IhnviU.
23d, I84i ly
Feb,
rit'TV DOLLAKS ItKWAUD!
CANTRELL'S
C'fltralcrt family .Ufdiciiie)
7 ILL not cure every thing, but s'ill ri imin
V iinequatled in their several tb'partmenls by
every thing tver otTereJ to the public, who have
viduntary cainc forward and nlTereil numerous nli.l
lustily respccialile leaumoniais 01 ineir miihimi
t'ltK! ICV. ... . ; I -I
. Cunt eeWs Compound Medit ated Sirnp nfHar
tuijujrilUi t or,,Anti-Srorbutic Syrup, for tin-cure
ol Scoifula, Chronic Hheu.n ilisip, Chronic Swel
lings of the Joints Eruptions of the Skin, and all
Disea-es ausing from the abuse of .Mercury, c-,
unsurpassed by any thing in the maiket, combi
ning all the virtues resident in l)e SarMiparitla
with a modern nv ibrauient, only lately brought
out by the most respectable, mediral authorities.
Price, ftfl renin Cr Is til. .' ' :
Cmirell's .Inli-Disixtdic. h'nwlrr, for the re
I lief and perniMin nl cure of lh.it most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, 111 all its lonns si). I stages.
It iHtiuly a most valu ible remedy. Sold ill bottles
ai 2.ri and AO cents each.
. Cunlrtll'i Jtgue Mixture and Tonic Meilirn
nienla, stand" at lha head of the list unriv!i d by
uny, or all the iiiiiuincraMe ine.liriin s in ue
ihioughoiit the Irugth and bread h of the I111J, for
the Cure of Plena and A net: in all its stages, and
from nil its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never be without it. '- '
' The .uhsciil-er will forfeit KIFTY DOLLARS
where bis inmluine lads lo jieifurm a cure iu the
most obstinate cae.
S .Id Who'esde and Retail hv CALEB CKES
SON, at his Drua Wareboiie. No. fi North Third
Street, Philadelphia; also, bv the neulirlv ap
noi .1 agent, SETT! W. KOBEKTS, Wholesa c
DruKKist, No. ftt Water Street, Mobile.
Pi. pared oi lv bv the Stibi , U r. Corner of ' A R-
ENTER and SECOND tri els, below I'hrisli-
an. Pbiladehihia ,' where it is also retailed.
Olisrrve, none are genuine without the sienanire '
f JOHN A. CAN TREI.L.
CaiifrcirM 4gtM' MKInro. or Tonic
IHs-tJIv-lMtieiltU,
I'uc the cure if oil Hlinu vjftet'uiis, If taken .
cording to directions. ,
It ia a ncier holing remedy whirh no fsmi'y
oughi I i be without, ei-pccially in tow tuari.by
com tries.
As tlii- medicine is put up under the propiie. j
lor's immediate inspection mi Ihe most scientific j
principles, U"llg Pur. ly Vegetable, and having (
tried its elliracy on lliousanils, for upwards ot 1.
y ars, and lo his knowledge when taken irictlv ac
cording to directions, there has nol Isen one fa lore.
I'nder such cirrumslances I rerommend it to the
public, adding a certifiiata iu support of my asser
tion. I.John Burn, do rertifv that I was in the ship
Tiili..cro 1'iaiil of Pliil.idel, ) i i, Cspt. Reid, in
June, 1S57, bouivl to Liverpool , look Ihe lever
and ague and laid in Liv. rpo. I some I me limb r
the donor's bands, went finni there to IV.lim ne,
lay in the Infirmary for four or five weeks from
thrnre lo Philadelphia; was six month under Dr.
(Innts; from Ihenre lo New Y.A w.nl to tl.e
Hospital, remain..! then- ata.ut four wieka without
any iclief tiled . very thing without any benetil,
for five years, lle.iring ol Lanlrell Ague JllX-
luie fimii a fr ei.d, I went to his store, told hun
how ( was sill irtrd,' and got a bottle of his mixture
and used il according to directions. It made a per-
I. N t ure, and I have not had the least p lum stiire.
I do with confidence revoquiMrnd to the public. ,
j JOHN It CRN'S.
Mrdlrnlral Syi iip ul'KnrMapai Ilia.
I'hilad.lphia, April Ifllh, IK4t. ,
Mr. Jiihi A. fivmiti , j
Dear Sir, Having be, n afflir'ed for upward- of ,
two jcars w ith ulceration of the ihroal, de-Mroviog :
llie w hole of ihe soli p.ilite. then rliroueh the upper .
part of mv mouth mtn my Hose, fr.wn which sever
al pieces of bone ratne out, w hirh partially de.liov.
nl my speerh, ihrntich a kind Providrnre mul your
Medicated Syrup of Sars iparill i, I am liow lesion d ,
to peif, rt health, and my s'uht, wturh was so much
impair d, is as strong as when a boy. j
I thought it a duty I owed to you and those sinii- ,
larly alfecl. d, lo make it pnbhr.
Youis, R. sprcifullv,
SAMI EI. KIRK, , !
Con rr of Telilh and dates Stroels.
I, Cabril Jurist -n. No. 6 R. .-hb ss Slirel, do rer
tifv that my wife, J inr, was afflicted lor two yeais
wiih Rheuiiiaiii-m, and al la-t was entirely dna I..I, i
s i that she was obliged to be ronfmed lo b. d , bear- '
in - i f Canl'i'll's Me Healed Sviup of Saik iparitla,
, r Ami Srorbuiie
tsyrup, I pr,ietiie,i lour iii itiis,
which completely removed all her pains and still- 1
lies', from tier limbs ; twnnmre bottles made a per- j
(eel rure. S!,e is now able lo attend lo her Ii.mi.-c-hold
duti.a as uu.'. (SABRM, JoNsl ON. '
PliiludJphii, Jan. 52J, IMI.
(jj De-rriptive Pamphlets may be had of the
agents. (Oralis.) J. W. FRILINO,
Sunhuiy. Nov. 9, ls(1Iv .tietnt.
"A7Tinrvav it oca i
WHOLESALE & RUT All.
IIAT& CAP MAM'F A CT U U K I IS,
South Last corner of Market and 4th $1$..
Fliilutlelnlila,
"TT1IERE they always keep on hand an exten
v kive.anaortment of HA'i'Ji CA P.V uf every
description, gol up In the best and most approved
tj le. Prisons derirnua of purrhasing supciior arli
rha on llie mot-t reasonable terms, will find il lo
their advunlage to call In f ro making urcbaes
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. .'ub, Nil. ly
OAKIiEY'S .;
OEriHATlVE STHIT.
TIE valuable pmpfriirs of Oaklry'a Drpurn.
live Syrup of Hatsaparilla, aa a purifier of the
blood, ia so well known lo the public generally,
thr.t it is unnrcrM.,ry to ocropy muchsparain set
ting forth tha advantngea to ba derived from it
use; wherever the me,licinB haa onre been intro
duce,), it lakea prcedenc oer all nthera: every
one that haa taken it, hava derived o signal bene
6ril results from it, that il ia recommended by
them with tha u moat coiifidrnee. Physicians of
lha highest standing in the profession, prracribf il
10 paiieuts under their cara 5 containing nothina
ih-hterious, but bung composed ot the meal mild,
yet rim-acinus vegetable matnrials.it is nlt-red wiih
confidence, aa the chenpesl and must ellicirnt pu
rifier of ihe blood now known. The usa of a few
bottlea, especially in the spring months, will be at
tended with a most decided improvement in the j
nertil strt'iintli rtf tba nvstem. eraihriiiimr aiiv fptls
of disease that may have been gencratiil, besides!
giving health and vigor tu the body. For the cur ,
ol crnlula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tettar,
Pimples or eiuption of the Skin, White Swelling, i
FiMula, Chronic Cough Asthaaa, ,ar. The , nu- I
merons reriifiraca in lha possession of the subscrl- 1
brr and hia agents, from physicians and others, are
siitlicieiit to convince the moat skeptical of i's su
periority over alt preparations of S.irsaparilla. 1
Sold ivholn-ale and retail, by the proprietor,
CEORCE W. OAKLEY, North 5lh Mre.t. Rea
ding, Beika Cunnty, and to bo bail ol the follow ma
pi ISOtlS I ,
in Kurthnmbe'land Cnutitu. II. H. Masrr,
Suiibury lielaud iV. Mtiel, . MiEwensville ; D
Kraiin r. Milton.
In Union County.-!..- (rearhart, Stlin-grove
A (iuti hus. Miffliuliurg.
In Columbia County. R. W. McCay, Wash
ingtoii,
. R. ailing. March 14, 1S1:V
Ma. OAt.rr ! I believe it the utv of evfry
, nvl, , ,) wlhirver in llierr power I ta, for the W n
fit of fheir fellow mark, and having bad po-rive
proof in tnv'own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Depnraliva Sytnp ol Sarsapnrilla, I m si
ronseiriitiou-lv rerommend it to tba amVlcd. We
had Ihe misfortune to lose I wo Of our children, hy
the breaking out of ulcerous sore that rovered the
f,ire,hetl and neck, although we had slime of thr
most seientilie physicians lo attend th- in and IihiI
tiiedall the known leiuealies. inrhiding Swaim's
Panacea, without avail. Anoiher ol my rhdilren
was iiuaike.l in the same manner, her fnce hr.d
HITS Wn I ll, n, O'.ririi, i ,, n. ., - cor..
olVensive. and Ihe d.sr at such a heiehl. ll,l we
,1. spre.l of her life. Krei5 the won.k'rful etrerts
of your Depurslive Svrnp ol S,,p.ri,l,, we were
indue d to make trial ol it. as Ihe last r. s. rl ; it
. i. . i . .1... ni I I ...
I I ...l . .kn .1 ..k....,
Hi-'fn ur H rr arm I ill- u in.,", ,,, , ,, k'',,ok
...... - r ... l ..i i. i j.. - ...
her health, which she: lu.s ri joyrd iiiiinirriilpledly
ever aim. Asa purifier ol the blood, I ver. ly h
lu ve it has not its eipial.
JtiH.N VOYER, Tailor,
Walnut slreil, near Fuuith, Reading.
Dougl.saville, April 1 nth. lf:t.
Ma. Oaklv.t: Mv son Ei'mnnd Li-nf. had the
srrolnla in the most dreadful and dUfrrsNitig milli
ner for thri e years, during wh'rh lime howisdi
prived of the use of hia limbs, his he .d and nrrk
were covered with ulcers. We trl -d all ihe ililf-r-elit
remediis, but In no 1 11, cl, until recunun mini
by Dr. Johnson of Norri-town. and also
Hii stei, of Rending, to use vour Depurative
f S.irsaparilla, of whirh I obtained srvrial
; Uf yvhid, d'ove Ihe di-ea-e entin b
hta rystrm, tha sore he tied up, and Ihe child w is
reatoird to prrfert heahh. wliich he ba rnjoird
uiiiiilerrupledly ever since, to th.' a-t. Irshiit.nl of.
many persons wtio seen mm (tu u g n.a nm rtton.
I have ihouitht il my duty, ami send you this rerli
licate thai otl.eis who have a like affliction in the
ftmily may know where to obtain s. valuable a
iiinluine. Yours liult.
AMELIA D-LEAF.
Sept. Ill, in Iv
To t'otmtry Meidum!.
Idiots, Slmcs, Ijoiincls, f.ryrhnrn nut!
I'alin l.t-al nis.
('.. W. & It. TAYLOK,
tithe S. H.corinr of Mori,, i and Fifth Sis.,
miLAEI X.V11I A,
i "tFFER for s'e an ixtensie si.-oiunrnt of the
i 'above ai'irli a, all of which they srll ai unusual
i Iv low mices. and iniUirul.iitv invite tl.e aitention
, ( buyers viMting the ciiv, loan i xarinnnli hi al
,,.(, . W. A 1 B. T. YLOR
j I'lnUdelphia, May S.r. 1841. Iv
( simfrlkli-i
xomiitmiiiis
DEATH ZSSaO Wi
; qhfl ,,u jc will please observe that on Brambeth
; J pjH,, re genuine, unless llie box haa three 1 1-
i ;.., he Ion. the su e and the belt .ml
i'Hi h rontainiiia a fic-simile signature of mv h uid-
! writing, thus B. BaAiKTu, M. D. These la.
. del aie engrary on stejl, N-aulifidly drsiuned.
and done al an expense of over rJ.tUMt. Therefore 1
it willlH wen thai ihe only tiling nrcei-sary lo pr- '
i ure the medicine iu its purity, is lo nheive these
UU I. , ' 1 " a ;
Reniemla'r tho' lop, the iile, and. he,i bottom, i
The I dlowing lespeclive js isons are duly audi, ri
led, and hold '
cr.TXFiCATrs or agewct
For the sale of llrundreth's Vegetable Vnivimnl
1'itis. ' (
Norlbiiniheiland coiinlv : Milton M ickey k
t.'h unlit-ilii,, Sutibury H B. Masser. M Eweus
ville In I mil A Meixell. Northuuii'eilaud Win.
Forsylh. Georgetown .1. At J. Walls. ,
1'nion Cotinty ;' Nr Rerhn-s-Bogar A- Win
ter. , Sclinscrove fleorge (iimdium. Mid. lie
bun; Isaac ypiith. Deaveritiwii David lltibli", (
AdanisburB Win. J. Slay. ' MiRlinsbuig Mensch
Ray. 1 1 ar ill-tun Daniel Lon. " Fret-bnrg
(i.A- F. Mover, Lrwihiirg Wulls ft (ireen.
Coliimbii tonniy : Danville l. 15. Reynolds
A: t'o. Berwick Shnman !t R Henhouse, i'a -lawissa
I", O. Brihts. Blootosl. urn John R.
Mover. Jeisev Town Levi Bisel. Washington
Rol f. McCay." Limestone Ball"! A M-.-Nmrh.
Observe that each Auent has an Engravnl Cir-
ideate of Agency, containing a repies, ntaliou of
Hi DRANDRETH'S Manufactory at Siim Sn,...
mid upon whirh will a'so be seen eiart ropies of
the ntw labels now used upon the llrandreth 'ill
W"m'V'iiii' r iv.- . .. aw . .
Phil'idihibia, offire No. f, Nmth 8th slrrel.
II IIM)IM"TII l II
J....94.I. 'AM)hLIH.M.D
J,.ne 24th,JS4.L
CITY KUI.M 1TUK Al'CTJOX,
i ran aanv a rsTi i r a nni,i.
AND PniVATB SALES ROOMS,
ins. i uiiu ut iuiiu 1111111 riffft,
N
ear the uity Hotel,
nilLADELPHIA.
CC. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in
vites the attention of persona desirous of pur
rha-ing Furniture, to bis extensive Sales Rooms,
(both public and Private,) for every description of j
Household Furniture, whrro ran tie obtaintd al all
times, a large assortment of fashionable and wi
manufactured i.ntituet t uruiiure, Iteds, Mutltasbca,
Ac, nt very reduced pines, lor r jsh.
0 j HnlfB by Aui'lioii, twitti a week.
May l h , Is 13 I y
sJ .... V " "'III 1 VMS 1 Ull I
ROSE OINTMENT
aTOIl TKTTEIl.
R!koworm), Finiri.r.s) on tub fait., and otiie
M'TANKOrsl t:Rt'ITIIIN.
(Ij 77i(! fidhnoing crrtijien'e describes one offht
most eirirmrrdinnry cures ever effected by any
application.
Pntt.AtiM.rntA, February 10, 18.18.
IpOR twenty years I was severely afflicted with
TF-eraa on the Face and Meads the disease)
commeneed when I waa seventeen years old, ami
rontinued until lha Fall of 1:16, varying in vio
lenre, but without rvnr disappearing. During most
of the time, cnrit part of my fife was covered with
the eruption, frequently attrtided with violent itch
ing? my bead swelled til times until it felt sa if it
would buret the ,-wHlin.t was so g e..t. thf.t I couM
scarcely get my hat on. During the long perio.l
that I was nfflirtrd wih lh disease, I used a great
ninny a) plication', (among them m veral relebrateil
f,r(. ,Utn v ,. w, ns lakina inward remedies,
, . . i .n. ,.i - ..c c..a plw,.jn
including a number of bnlth a of Swiflm's Panacea,
Extract of Sarsttpnrilltt, Ac, In fact, it would bo
impossible lo euutnwnle all tba tuadirines I used.
1 was also under the e-ire of two of the most dis
tinguished physicians of this riiy, but without re
ceiving much baiiefit, and I despaired of ever being
enrrd..' lu lba full ot (836, lha disease i.t the time
being very violent, I commeneed using tha Rose
Oinfmeti', (prepared by Vaughan it Divis.) In
a frw appliealinns the violent itching ceased, the
swelling abated, the i rii,ii.in began lo disappear,
and before! I had used a jar the. di.-easa was entiielv
ruied. It has now Ifeii nenr'y a yi-nr and a half
since, and there is not a vetige of llie disease, ro
maiiiiuc, except the scars lioin the deep pits formed
bv the diease. It is imp, slide bw me to describe,
in a certificate the severity of the disease ami my
sull'i rina, hot I will I pie isod to give a fuller ac
! connt lo any person wanting further aatiidartion,
who cull on me. At the time I civtimnnced
) using the R, s Ointrii- nt I would have given hun-
.beds of do'lais to lie rid of the disease. Since it
sing it, I have recommended it to -evi r il rsons,
(among them my molhi r, who ha,l the disease bad
ly on hi t ami.) who w. re a I cured hv it.
I J AMES DIIKNELI No. IMi, R.,re St.
i Jj- The Rose Ointment is pn pared by E. B.
: Vauiihao, S. a h East couu r of Th.rd and Race
stiei Is, I'hiludt Iphiu, and suld on avencv in Sonbu
' rv. hv II. B. MASSER,
i ' May l ith, H3. . Agent.
ilo-c Oiralancitl, tor Teller,
i A" moot' OF ITS EFFICACY.-
j' " - :. 1'im.Atii.i.rHiA, May 'i7tb, IH3V.
1 'PIlIS i lo certify that I was severely alH rtrd
, , , . , - -
- 'lh he hands nnd f. e for upwanh,
I '.'""? ';. h' Tw-Hy
I w.th vio'ei.t iti hing and swelling. I npplied to ,
l;bys.c..iM. and used a great many applt-
i i n lull Willi' ut elici ting a cure. Almut a yi ar
. ... ... -
'lire. I inn, e,l tl e
-nre. I ippre.t tie tto' i riniiueiir, nrurn uniirciv
s stopped ihe itch nit. and a ft w applications unmedi
iiiiilvriirrd llie iherasa, which there has hrr.ii no
return ol. sllhough I had never been rid of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAI.E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
Tho Hose Ointment ia prvparrd by E. B.
VsuiJiaii, S uth East corner of Third and Rare.
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on agency itiSmibu
ly.l.y , II. B. AIASSEK.
" May 14th. Aget.
MEDZCAZ. APFROTliTIOIT
Of the 110 SF. OISTMF.ST, fur Tetter.
iiiun ml.-'l A LTHOLUM the superiority of the prepa.ation
Dr.Isaac I (lv.r j)M ftlly rs' a'bti.-hed, the pr .prie
ve yiup . iri p, 84Ure in laying before the public lha
il Imitles ,,,nvj, ,- rrrtilicate from a repectable phvsirian,
Iv out (if , i. ...... ,.f ,u.. !..;..;.- .,i r . i.....: . n.
a grailunle of the I'niversity of Prnnsv Naiiij. Dr.
Ilantth, having found in this ein- ily that relief f T
fi lilit.iiM aii.1 ili-:iri':il,l, ntlS-i-tion urhieb tbp mi-ntis
.,,: , ,lU .,tlf,.lim f;lj..J , urrrd.
, bus lint heriiated to give it hia appmbati m, iilthough
ihe prejudices and interests of thai profession aie
ppoi-ed to secret Krmedies.
, PailAi.r.i.ean, S.pi. 10, lis:lfi.
I was rrcrnily limil'lfd with a tedious herpetic
rupli n, w hii h coined nearly one si 'a of mv f ir.
i ,iid extend, d over the ear. Mr. Vaujh.in. piopri.
Inl of thr Rose (liniment, oli.-iivinn in ts-r, ml--j
ted on my t'.ving bis prep nalioii. .1 which he h ni-
i tied me a jar. A .ihoun in common with he incin-
! 1.....1 nl 11 v ,,r. ilc-. Ion I il IMi', to li ..-li . til .,,,1 .ti'k...
' "V I - "1-
piovc. ot Ihe mino r, us nostium. pahmd upon tho
pul lie by iiMioianl r, ten.li r, I b el in jus ireli .nnd
lorxr.pl ihe Rose DiiiIiii. nl font lha' c'n-s of rue
if inns, and lo give it mv approbation, na it eiitire-
ly turid the eruption, although it hid resided iho
uMi d applications. DAN I. BAI'lill.M. D.
(Xjf '1 he Koe Ointment is prrp.trrd by E !!.
i Vauhnn, South Ea.t con er nl Third and Race
i Stireis, Pliilade phia, and told mi agi nrv iu Sun
i buiy. by If. B. MAssER.
j Ma 14lh, ISl:l.
Agent.
UACIL23
J3. H 12) n-G rHL 9
Cnri'f of Thrd and Viiie Stru ts,
WXXiZ.XAIBSrC'T, rA.
riHK subscnlirr respectfully annituncea I ihe
I put lie. Ihal be h i opened a Hotel in the coin
mndimis brick building eitmte'nn the corner of
'I hint and fine streets, wbcre he wdl be biipnv to
wail np u those who mav favor him wifi ihrii
rnnipauy. 'I'he E,ig!e Hotel ia huge and cnvcrii.
en i, and furnished in il.e lar-t moilem sn e. i is
provided with a huge number of well airr.l and
ror.iferiai.te sleeping apartment", rooms, priv.ito
pallors, Ai. Prisons visiting Wtlliainsairt on bu
siness ol plra ore, may rrsl as urnl that every ex
ertion will be used to render iheir sojourn at the
Ivie.'ie Hot. I" pleasant ami ngrieuble. HisTal-lo
wili lw supplieil with the very i t (be market at",
fords, and his bar w ith ,hr rboii-rst w ir.es mid other
liipiors barges rr amiable, 'i'lie Eagle Hot
possessra greater advantages in point of l.irati.iii
than any other son, Inr i st-ablirhnteiil tu ihe borciugh,
hi in situate in the husinesa purl of ihe low n, and
within a eonveuienl ilisl .nee of the (Joint House
and Williamsporl and Klmira Rail Rnatl Depot.
Snllicient Siuhhug provided, and gnud and trusty
ostlera always ill ntieiidau.e,
Attrnlive, sr. on ni.slnling and honat Servants
have been emrlovrd, and nibbing left oii,oim' rti it
will udd lo the comfoil and accommodation of hi!
guests.
There will lie a carriage always in allend.inre at
the Boat Landing lo convey passengers to and from
ihe House, free of t harsie,
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav I tth, I rt 1-3. if
it'll.tt'l VeIVei V .OIl,
norE IttAKEUS & SUIT CHANDLERS.
V"- U 'W"' "'aire Street. Vhihidt'phta.
, 4V1-' .u.iu..iU ... i.... i . i
I R ' l,"",l"tlv " baud, a genual assort-
, f g ,,.. f i:.lflUHr,Sri,.eTw,ne..r.,v,
, I ai d Ropes, F,.!,ing Kups, W hile Rope. .Mauil
u r,,w L"u'l '"' Canjl u,,al,i-
i complete assoitmenl of Seino I'wiuca, Ac, such as
; i,,lno aa a,,rin( rwinc ,,.,,, ,.,
. iel 1 wine, i;iuoii hul and llcrniig Twii.r, Nhoe
1 hreada, Ac. Ac Also. Bed Coids. t'l ouvh Lines.
Halters, Trace. Colloa and l.iueu l'arm l Chains,
Ac. all of w hich they w ill dispose of on nauable
trims.
Philadelphia, November 13, 142. ly.
SI'Klll.NG. iKHJD Ai ( II.
j -
! No, loS !Iaik!t JSttVOt, l'llilaticll'llia.
ll , N I I E the attention of Country Merchants
to their rxteiiMie asrliiirut of llnti.h I'renrh
id Aim tie in Dry lioods, which thov offer fjr sslo
on ihe in,t reasonable lerms.
Philadelphia, NuvunU'r 13, 1843. ly.