Fkctcl.es of Mexican Oenerats.
A writer in tho Washington Union fives llic
following account of tlie prominent military
nipn of Mexico : i ,
fleneral Paredea was at or near Monterey
when last heard from ; he ia undoubtedly commander-in-chief
his rank in general uf division,
the highest grade, in the Mexican service ; and
he is considered as the most distinguished man
nl his grade, lie commenced his services as
lieutenant, under the old priest, Cuticrnl .More
Ins, one of tlie most able generals and purest p
triotstlwtt the revolution produced. I-nrnles
commanded for a long time the body of lancers,
who formed the pcrsonel escort of tlmt chief,
nnd in the fatal battle of the Cuantla Amilpi.
lost his right hand, and saved the life of his
chief. After the execution of Morelos, be re
tired to the mountains, where, among the incre
dible dangers and hardships, he concealed him
self until Iturhidc pronounced in favor of inde
pendence, when ho immediately put himself
nnd paity under the orders of that general, and
rm.tributr d largely to securing1 their indepen
dence which they have shown themselves so in
capable of appreciating.
lie has been several times elected governor
f.f the State of Guadalajara, nnd his adminis
tration has always been characterized by great
tnoderition, strict integrity, nnd unwavering
firmness. As a military man, he is very pnpn
Inr with his soldiers. About five yeurs since,
tli'iieral Moctenzoma pronounced againt the go
vernment, and collected an army of threo or four
thousand men in tlie vicinity of Sun I.uis Poto
si. f l'dredas, who cnmninndcd tot the govern
ment, being out reconnoitering with his stall
:ind escort, encountered his nntagnnisf, a short
Pittance from the two armies, and defeated Moc
irnxoma, killing him in a personal encounter
with his loncc, which is his favorite weapon.
lie oiso put oown uenerai inisiatnenie, me
bead of the Centralists in Mexico, and has more
recently triumphed over Santa Anna, being the
f I 1 . 1 . f-l , . .,
first person who pronounceci in his old city f
niailaliijara.. I'areues is now about titty years
of age, and has alvvnys been liberal in his princi
ples. He resided in Philadelphia something
like two years, having been expelled from his
country.
General Don Mariano Arista, who commands
the van of the army, already arrived seven
miles from Malanioras en the 1 Villi, is about for
ty years ufnge. lie is a citizen of N'uevo l,eon,
of which Monterey is the capital, one hundred
and ninety miles west of .Matamoras. He is a
powerful man, being upwards of six feet, and
very muscular, lie is very much devoted to ag
ricultural pursuits, having larue sugar planta
tions in the neighborhood, where he has sue
resfully introduced all the recent improve
ments in sugar making nnd baking. , t
Arista is considered by his own countrymen
n:i the most talented cavalry general that they
have. He was formerly expelled from Mexico
w hen colonel of lancers ; and, finding himself ,
in Cincinnati without resources, he applied him- !
self to the tin and copper-making business, and
became (in the five years that he spent in that j
city) a first ra'.c workman. He speaks English
very well, anil has always t reated the Ameri
cans with great kindness, and whenever prison
ers (Texans) have fallen into his hands, with
I'rtMt humanity. He is readily distinguished
by being remarkably fair, with sandy hair and
limur-taehes.
General Ganna, who appears to be behind
these two chiefs, wa general of artillery, and
e.irnmanded at San Juan de Ulloa when it was
taken by the French. He was tried by court
martial for that afl'iir.
The reason that the army is marching in
three divisions is undoubtedly owing to the scar
c tv of water. I cannot understand why Gener
al Arista has gnio to Mitauinras; for Caniargo,
oit tie same river, sixty miles above, is the
place where they havo t'eiK-rully cantoned their
rava'ry pasture being very abundant there,
nnd rxeeedmg'y scarce in the former place.
Probably he liny have gone to Matamoras with
the intention uf patsiug his baggage across at
that ylace. in tho few boats which he may Hud,
there being none above, that point, and the fords
io tho river being very dangerous at this season
nf the year, when the rains might bo expected
every day. If we hear that he has gone to
Ueyuoso or Cuinargo (towns above) wo may
I 'ilcuUto upon his not going into cantonment
unlit October, or alter the rainy season.
Father of Col. Almonte, lute mitiister of
Mexico to thm country.
t San Luis Potosi where, according to the
l.tst accounts from Aransas, (of the Ktth.) Cene
i ill Pared.- vas ia about seven day's march from
Monterey, whore his artillery, in consequence of
tliu facility of procuring water and travelling the
v jgon-ioad, would have to pass. From Monte
ley to MuUiiioru, ia about kevuu days more.
Pving woms or nisi i.Noi isnru men. The
I'illbburgh comnicrciul givci tlw follow in -r c
count of the dyinj wordof some of the mostdis
tinouished men thut, perhaps, ever lived:
'Head (A the army" .Vupub on. ,4I must t-leep
now" Ilyron. "It matters little how the heal
Iveth" Sir Walter Ralrigh. "Kiss me Hardy"
'Nelson. '-IJou't tiro up the ship" Law
rence. " I'm d d il I don't believe I'm
dying" Chancellor Thurhiw. "lWt let that
a kward squud fire over my grave" Horns.
iSehilier Hiked, when he spoke last, that he
might lie raised up so lhat he could ee the
in, which, glorious aa the Pint's fumt was
fclowly decliiiin,' beyuud the lulls ol the lifiine.
I'oFTU Ai.. The ancient Celt, it ia said, be
lieved lhat the employment nf new born infanta
removed to Heawn, became thenceforth the
fcul it-ring of flower upon the earth.
II A it sou: list,
ir,xxsixvAi.i.
The f .Hewing lis chows lbs current value of all
.Wisylvania Hunk Notts. The mnt implicit re
hancc in ay he placed upon it, a it i everif tcrtk
.artfully compared with an J corrected from Uick
nvll'a Reporter.
I tanks In IMiilatlclplila.
K O T R a A T P A It.
(tank of Notth Ameiica . ,
Batik nf the Northern Liberties .
Commercial Hank of IVnn'a. . ,
Farmers' nml Mechanics' Hank .
rCcnsintrton II. ink ,
Philadelphia Hank
Schuylkill Hank . .
Snuthwatk Hank
Western Hank , .
Mechanics' Hank .
Manufacturer' A Mechanics' Rank
Country ISuiilis.
Rink nf '"hester County Westchester
Hank of Delaware County Chester
par I
par I
l,ir 1
ll;,r
par
par
par
par ..
par j
pir ;
par ,
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
These
Hank of (Jerrnanlnwu
Hank of Mnnleomery Co.
Doylcstim n Ilnnk
Oermantnwn
Norris'own
lbivlestown
Easton
Kasioo Hank
Fanners' Rank of Hocks co.'
Ofliee of Hunk of IVnn'a.
Rristnl
Harrishuig'
Ollice
Ollice
Ollice
do
do
do
NOT K8
do
Lancaster
Ke uling
Easton
offices
do
do
A T
ilo not
J issue n.
N T.
D I S ( : O I
Hank of llie foiled Slates
flank of IVnn Township
(Hard Hunk
Moyamensing II ink
Hank of Pennsylvania
Miners' Hank of Pollsville
Hank of Lewi-town
Hank of Middletown
Hank of Northumberland
Philadelphia 31a32
par (
I
PotiKvilhi
l.cwist'.wn
M i.ldletuwn
'!!
Norlhiimbeilaiul par
Columbia Hank A tfridge co. Cidnnibia
par
1
Carlisle Hank
t arlisle
Exchange Hank
lto do branch of
Fanner' H ink oH.ant ustet
Lancaster County Rank
Farmer' Hank of Reading
ll... 11. ...i
Pittsburg
I.anra-lcl par
Lancaster p'ir
Heading p
N.rri.-lmrr I
I.anris'pr p"
I.eliannn J
I'iltsliuri; I
Pi'lslnii)? I
Williauisport 1
Wilkejl'arte t
Allentown
Heading
I'ltlslmrg failed
Krie do
New Hriuhton do
ilo
do
Chambersliurg 1
(ietlyiil-urg I
Montrose 35
Kriu 2 A
Wayncsliuru i
Washiiislon I
IIoiicmI.iIr 1 4
Hrownsville 1
Yoik I
I..IIIISOU.U IJ.lllH
i 1(.j,i,.r Haul,
Lebanon Hank
1 Merchants' A; Manuf. Hank
j Mt Hnnch Hoik
Wyoming Hunk
Northampton Hmk
Heiks ('oiiiity Hank
Ollice of Hank of C. S.
Do do do
Do do do
Kensington Suv. Ins. A
Penri 'J'ownship Sav. Ins.
Hank of I 'haintiersburg
Hank ol (iettysburg
Hank nf Suipjehanua Co.
Erie Hank
Faimer' A Drovers' Hank
Franklin Hank
lloliesdale lijnk
Monong-ihela Hank of H.
York Hank
j. 11. '1 he notes of those banks on which wc
ami! quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which have a letter of r fcrciice.
HROKEiN HANKS.
Philadelphia SSav. Ins. Philadi I, bia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. ilo failed
Schuylkill Sav. Ins. do failed
Manual Labor Hank (T. W Dyolt, prop.) failed
IVwauda Hank Tnwamln
Alleghany Hank of Pa. Hedford
ll.n, k of Heaver liciiver
Hank ol Swalara llarrisloirg
Hank of Washington Wa-hingloii
fleiitre Hank Hell, foule
('ity Hank Pitlsbuig
Farmers' & Merh'cs' Hunk I'ltisburg
Fanners' & Mech'cs' Hank Fayetlc co.
Furincru' Si Meeh'cs' Hank tireeneaste
Harmony lusiituto llarinony
Huntingdon Hank lliinlu.gdiiu
Juniata Hank Leavilonii
Luniberiiieii's Hank Warren
Nnrlhern Hank of Pa. Duiid.ill
New Hope Del. Hiidge Co. New Hope
no sale
closed
closed
failed
closed
no .-ale
filled
failed
filled
no hale
no sale
no sale
failed
no sale
closed
HO sale
closeil
failed
closed
faded
closed
Northuinli d t nton Col. Hk. Milion
Noith Western Hunk of Pa. Meadville
Othce of Selnnlktll Hank Port Carbon
Pa. A nr. & Manuf. Dank Carlisle
Silver Lake Hank Monliose
I'nioii Hank of IVnn'a. 1 'lioniown
t'siiiioielund Hank ti'tecusliurg
Wilkesharre Hridge Co.
Wllki sK.irre no sale
Qfj- All notes puipoiling to be on any Penn-yl-vama
Hank not given in the above list, may he set
Juwn as frauds.
jvi:w jr.nsi:v.
Dank of New Uiunswiek
Uelvideie Hank
llurlinglon Co. Hank
Commercial Hank
Cumberland Hank
farmers' Hank
Farmers' and Merhmiics' Hk
r'ormcrs' and Mechanics' lik
Farmers' and Merchant' Hk
Franklin Hank of N. J.
Hrunsu ii k
Helvidere
M.dfor.1
Perth Amboy
Hnd-jeiou
Mount Holly
h'ahway
N. Hiuuswii k
Middletown Pi,
Jersey t.'ity
failed
i
par
i!
p.r I
pal
i !
faded !
I 1
faded
l.nl.d I
failed 1
l.nl. d
failed I
1 I
failed
par !
no kale j
Hobokeii Hkg& Crazing Co Hoboken
lersey City Hank JiieyCny
Micliunus' Hank Pi.tursoii
Manufacturers' Hank Hellcville
Mori i'S County Hank Mornstonn
Monmouth Hk of N.J. Freehold
Mechanics' Hank New.uk
Mi-chaniiV and Manuf. Hk Trenton
Morris Canal and Hk Co Jersey t.'ity
Post Nolvs
Newark Rkn & Ins Co Newaik
New Hope 1M Hri.lge Co l.amberi. villa
N. J. Mauufic. and Hkg Co llohokeii
N J Piuiecton & l.uuiUuid I k .lersa-y Ciiy
OiaugeHatik Orange
Pulerson Hank Paiers.ui
i I
failed '
laded
fiiilc.l j
4
Peoples' Hank vlo
Princeloii Hunk Prui.-etoii
Sulvm Hanking Co Salem
Slule Hiuk Newark
Stale ll.ink Ellsbethliivl II
Sile Hat.k Cani.lvu
pur
par
State Hank of Morris Moriiiow
Stale Hunk Tr.iiion
J-.ileiii and Philad Manuf C Sulcm
Sussex Hank New Inn
Trenton Khi king Co Trenton
Union Hank Dever
V a4iinuU.li Hanking Co. lUckentacU
i
failed
failed
1
failed
r.i.iiVAitrM
Hk of Wilm & Hrandywnm Wilmington par
Hank of Deliware Wilmington par
Hunk Smyrna' Winvina par
Do kanch Milloid par
Farmers' Ck of Male of Del' Dover par
Do UanrU Wiluiiugton ar
Do branch (ieuigclown. nr
Do brautb Newcastle par
Cnion Bank Wilmington par
fjj- Cndei fi's i
QJ- On all banks marked thus () there are H
ther tounieifvit or altered noic of the various d
noudnaiiuus, iu ciiculaliou.
WIST A It'S
it a i.sam or wild curnitT,
A Coniniiinl ItnUnmlit Preform Ion rront
VIII CUrtty HiU nnd Tr,
Vie hnl rrmfih trn-U-n to the icnrftlfrtr I he ewe nf
coi(tfA, mM.i. axfhmn. ermip, Mrfrlmg of the
ri'tC, it'hrmpintt criMgft. hrnnehilii, m flii
cnta. fhortnens of breath, pain and
wenkne.it in the breast or tide,
liver enmfdainf, nnd the
Jirst stagm nf
CONSUMPTION'.
We will net assctt that this UAI.SAM will cure
Cotiiuiniiiion in ist iwirs' form, but it has cured
many after nil other means of relief had been tried
in viiin. And whv not 1 ft seems lhat iba Wll.l)
CTll K If K V vi desiined t y Nnttue to be our PA
N AtM'A for llie. vavacinn disenses of lids c "Id l
liiude. Ln not the dispairtna invalid was'e hi?
m .ney and lonm TIMI', In dim si nil important,
in tjr fieri menlinr with the trashy no-tntm nf llie
day, (tut uss nt onee a medicine llmt will cure, If
cure lie p s-ille a medicine that science appo.ve. j
and nianv yiar of ripcnence h ie demonstrated
lhat it a two if relieves. I
'There if nn sneli t!iins tit !'." in ibn history J
of this wonderful UAI.AM. Evidence the nvi-l
convincing eve.lei.er" that no one enn iloub'. fully
estnlili hes this fact. For the sake of brevity we (
se'eel the Cd'owing from thouands.
Ianc I'lat, E)-, Editor of the Poke pio E isle.
one of tlie m l iulloeiilial jou'uaU in f'.e sla'e of j
New Yoik, statu undei ibe nut'iority nf his own j
name, ih it a young lady, a relative of los, ol verv
delicate cnsli uiion, a allacked in Feb. 1812 i
wiih fpvere rnld. which immediately produced spit
tin u; ef liliioiLcoonh. fevpi, and oilier t! iUBcrous and ,
Hl.irinii K symptoms. Throni-li medical lieatiren'
Mid cue she pa tnilTy nc.vcr it Oontm summer.:
Hot on ibe return of winter she was all n k d more i
violently than nt fust, she In came scarcely able In j
walk and m. tmubled with coueh, chill and fever j
every iIhv, olid appealed to be coin rapidly with '
cotiHuiiip ion ; nt lbi time, when iheie n n sign ;
of improvement. Mr. Piatt procured a bo'tle i f j
Wi.Tn's Bt.sM op Witn tiir.linT. which she
took, nnd il seemingly restored her. MiC got a sc.
coin!, and before il wai half taken he was restored
t prrfrrl hinlth, which she has en joyed 1 1 the pre
neiil lime, wiihnut llie slighter! symptom other for
mer line 'so.
Mr. P all .iv "the cere e one under my rn 'b-
eiVHtion and I cannot be mist .ken as to llie facts."
EXTRACT OE A LETTER FROM A POST
.l.l.i I r.i. I'.l I r.ir
PrvmnoKE, Washington to., Maine, Apr. 20. 184 1. : Cnntrrlt'g ,1iiti-Itppiptie l'ntrdtr, for the re
MR. I-SA AC HC TTS. Dear Sir: At the re 'lief and permanent cure nf lhat most distressing
quest of ninny of my friend in this place nnd viei- j complaint, Dyspepsia, in all it form and s'sgo,.
I iiy who nre nfflicted wiih coiisuniplion and liver ! It is tiuly a most valuable remedy. Sold III lollies
eorViplaiiiis. I lake the lil'i r y of asking you to ap. j ai 25 and f0 cents each.
I o.nt someone in Ibis county as acrnt lo sell Wis- Cuiilrelln .Igur Mixture and lome Mr.bea
tak's Hi.sam or Wmi CiiKiinr, and tosend hi-n j mrnta, el .mis nl the head of the list unrivalled l y
a few d. 7en. as there is none of it for sale will. in "liy. or all Ibe innumerable medicine in u-e
SOU miles from ibis I have no doubt thai il would j ihioughout the h nmh ami bread h of Ibe land, for
n.e.t with a ready sale if it were where il could le the core of Farm nnd Ami; in all its stages, and
i iocored without too much expense nnd ilelav. ( from nil its consequences.
Mv wife was atiaekid about six m nibs since j Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
,viil, u l.nl ihfe iiliv.icisn ealled the fir-t s'age nf
r.oi.iimiition a complaint vi ry prevalent in this
, cion of country. Having seen Ihe Halsain ad-
vcri'sed in Augusta.
200 MI1.ES FROM HERE,
I took the pains to send there for a boille of it,
which she look, and which helped her so much that
I sent for I so hollies more, vvhiih she has a's.i la
ken, and he now says she lias ut fell so well for
six vears as she doe at ibis tune. All those who
tiave inquired of nie and as.'eilained what ellecl the
Halsam li nl, are sniions lo have some f ir sa'e in
Ibi vicinilv, which is the cuu-e nf my writii g you.
Plea-e inform me by iclu il of in .it whether you
on. lode lo send some, and it so to whom, in ord. r
lhat it mav be known where it can be had,
I am with re-peel vours, etc.
P. O. FARNSWOIM H, P. M.
The wh.de c ninlry is fist learning that no ine.li
ein, no physician no pieparation of any kind
vvhat. vir enn equal Da. Wirn'n Halsam op
Wilii I 'll Hi a r.
i ti:i i.X M O KLRS I I. i mi:.
WTr.Hviii.K,Oiiciihico...N. Y.scpt. 15. 1 :J.
Dear S,r I owe it in the afflicted to inform y u
ih.it in January la-l I was ulia.k.d by a veiy vio
lent cold, caused by wo.kii e in the water, which
settled en mv tunas. It vas nrcomp iiii.'.l bv a ve
rt a. veie pain ill my bn nsl nnd sides, nnd also a
ilisues-iiiu c. limit. I bad in attendance all Ihe I c!
uie.lic .l aid in mir vill.ee; bill after t-ihaiit'iug all
their skill o no v ol. llu-y pronouni ed my ili-ea-e a
eoMiHvii.ii iiiv.i viriio. and ih.y one and all
Hare me tip to die. Alter much pi ran ision I got
tliu consent of mv physician to use the Halsvm o
Win. Cninnr pr pared by Da. Wiscaii. I pur- ,
chased of the Agent in our place one h.iMle, before
Using half of which I began to min streng'h, and il
w . verv evideul my cough was much t eller and I
my symptoms m every way imprvinr. I have j
now us. .1 three hollies, and am rentortd In perftd I
tiinll'i. This re-ull is al 'lie owing to ihe u-e of
lilt. WISTAK'SS HAI.AM OF WILD CHER
ICY ; and I t'ik this method of e mg you Ihe in
f .million, parity lo pay you the debt of griiilo.le
I owe ynii. and p.ully lhat oilier- si mini ly atllicle.l I
may kin w where to apply tor relict. j
Veiy tiolv yonis, JAMES KACE.
Ma. P im t ii. Diuiinist, undei d ilc of Wjtirville,
Sept. Stih, Isilo". wiiles; '
The slat' ineiii given you by Mr. J imrs Suge is J
well known to be Hue l y tl.is u-huk eommumt 4 '
It c. il .inU was a liio-l lennnka' hi cure. 'J'he sale t
of the Hal-inn is veiy pood, and iis succesn in cuies ,
ini'y lltttciing. Youis r.sp'Cliullv. I
IK D. PALMER. ,
Tin-: Mosr i!i:m akkaiu.f.
rritF. F. F.li IM'.COIJDF.I). :
II AiinosFii in. N.J. April St. l"t't. I
On nrahoiil Ihe I Dili iny of Octoher, 1 9 1 1, I was .
taken wnh a violent pain in llie si le i.c.r the livi r.
w hi. It i onunned tor about five days, ami w as fob j
lowed ly the breaking of an u'c.r. or .it sce. in-
wanlly, which rcl eve, I the pniu a little, but cati-ed
mo 'o ihrow up a ureal qo unity of olVensive uialler (
and also in mil Hood. tiring grea'ly aliiinedalj
this. I a plied in a physician, but he said he 111. uij' I
... - ...1.1 .1 . I...I liill.. I... ... U.K.H1I mill 111.' H
.Vcrcnry '.. whdt I iefued to lake, fe.hng
. i .1 ... .1,.... ......1.1.1.. , .uu - in.nv o-
1 I .1,. , r.m.di... we... ll.e.. .roe.ired bv mv wile and
I fnenils, I nl none did nie any good ai d the h i
1 chaiee nl I.IihmI and corruption still c. l.t'nu.d i v. rv
f. w days, and at last become so offensive ill it I
Cou'd w-arcrly breaihe. I w..a aUo seized with a i
olent cough, which at lioies caused me lo raise
much moie blood than I had dour I fore and my
disease continued in tin w y, mil growing worse,
until February, when al! hope of my lecoveiy waa
given up, and my Inemla all thought I would die
of a (fAiioriso Cossi MPi i.is. At thia moment,
lien my hie wasapparen ly drawing near itscb.se,
l.eai.l of DR. U ISTAR'S HALSAM O V
WILD CHELRY, and got a botile which at
iiivtii mr iMMtniATriy ; and by ihe use uf only
three huttlef of this nicd cine, all my pains were
removed my rough and slitting of blood and cor
ruption entirely atopped, and in a few weeks my
tienlit) was so far restoied as to enable me lo work
al my trade, (which is a earieiil.r,) and up lo this
lime 1 hav enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLuccasTta CotsTf , N. J , as.
JVunally came before uic, the subscriber, one of
'. -i. ..-'--'JiJ-..l. i im. .LLJ-i
the .Justices of the Peace In and for the said coun
ty, Thomas Cozens, and being duly affirmed ic
cording to law, aaiib the above statement is in all
thirty true.
Affirmed beforo me, on the 20ih of April. 1813.5
J. Clkmkst, J P. 5
Such ia the unprecedented success of this HAL
SAM, "MITRE'S FAVORITE TRESCRIPTIOV'
a prescription eongeiiiil o nor wants, as It is pie
pared from chcmteil extracts from sub.-tances h.ch
the author of nature hna placed in our own land
for wise purpose, that many whn knew nothing
of the mode nf its prcpnroi m are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefi's by ScllinR nn aiticle similar
in name, er in appearance, or by repreeniing iheir
own tiash as superior to this H AI.SAM, or bv put
ting up a mixture nnd Solemnly assevernting that it
is imported Irom a foreign cnuntrv. which H not the
case. All ihese deceptive arts goto show tint
VTn's Hi.n i known to the world to be
TIIK UHEAT llKMF.m" and that to ,
I any iniiture it must be tike this iii nnme, or pur
i purl In be like il in su' slanee.
Tj' Helieve not the cunningly wronuht fabrics.
lion in I lake on'y the nricinal and genuine
Wistaii's Ht.M or Wu.n Ciirnnt.
NO OTHEI1 CAN BE I.IKE IT.
I Ad, Ires- all orders to ISAAC
' UL'I'TS No. 32 '
' 4 !
Ann St., New Y nk.
Agent-, .Mill V. KKII.I.Mi, Sunlnirtf,
1). Hit MI I'ltS AM. Xurthiimbertiind,
J. K. MOVF.H. Iltmimilmii:,
J. WAfittONSKM.EK. Srf.nn-nrnve,
HROWN &. CREASY, Mlinvitle.
Fib. 24d, 1845 ly
FIFTY l)OIJiI.S 11KWAIII)
I
CANTRELL'S
C'rlchralt'il rainily .TltMlic iiiCN :
TILL not cure every thing, but slid remain j
uncqualleil in their several departmetiis ny
every Ihiiig ever otlereil to Hie pntilic. wno nave ;
j volimlary came forward sod nffercil numerons atnl '
highly nspectuble liaiiin uiials of their superior
j i tiicact. ,
CmitrrWn Compound Mnlii iilrd fyrup nf Sui
I no par 1 1 In t or, Aiiti-S.fnrhutie Sj rnp, for the rire
j ol Scortuls, t'hronie Rheu.n itisin. t'hrouic Swel- 1
j lings of the Joints, Eruption nf the Skin, and nil 1
I Disea-es arising from the hIiiisc of Mercury, $(..
uiisurpnssed liy any thing in the rnvket, eoinbi. I
ning all the virtues resident in the Sar-nparilli ;
with a modern imdicamenl, only lately brought j
out by ihe most respectable medical outhoritlis. '
Prl f,ll r,l . -r l. nl
! never be without it.
The siibsc.iber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
I where his medicine tails lo poiforin a cure in the
i most obstinate cae.
S .ld Wholesale and Retail by CALEN CRI.S.
SON. al hi Driw Warehouse. No. fi N'onh Third
Street, Philadelphia; also, bv ihe r. cul.rly ap
pointed scent. SE I'll W. ROBERTS, Wholesale
DniBgisi, No. 5 t Water Mircet. Mobile.
Prepared oelv bv the Subscriber, corner of I ' A R
CENTER and SECON D Sir.ets, below Christi
an. Philadelphia, where il is also retailed.
Observe, none ate genuine without the sienature
f JOHN A. CANTREI.L.
C'antrrir bii' Sllxlisro, or Tonic
.tlctllcaitiriita,
Eur Ihe cure of oil U,lioui nffrcliimn, if taken ae
enr'linif In direction.
It is a never tailing remedy which no fami'y
ouch" to be without, especially in low marshy
Countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie.
tor's immediate inspection on Ihe most scicniilie
principles, beng Pur. ly Yigetuble, and having
tried its efficacy on thousunds, for upwards of 12
yi ars, and lo his knowledge when taken sirietly ac
cording lo directions, there hi nol U en one fa lure.
I'nder such circum-tanr e I recomiu. ml il le the
public, adding a ceriiluat) in support of my asaer.
lion.
(.John Hum, do certify ihnl I was in
Ti.b.r.-.l Plant of Philadi l I la, Cupl. K.'rd, in
June, 1S27, bound to Liverpool; took the fever 1
and acue and laid in l.ivei, o.l iune lone mid. r
ihe diH-ior's banda, went fio.u 11 ere In llaitllil. re,
lay iu llie Infirmary for loin or five weeks front
Ihence to Philadelphia; wasaix months under Dr. (
Coals ; fioin Ihence lo New Y. ik went lo ll.e ;
Hospital, nn. am. d I here about four vv. cka without ,
any iclief tiled every tlonu without snv bcmfit. '
for five yeais. He inng of Cantrell's Ague Mix
luie (nun a fiieud, I went Iu I.H store, told him
h .w I was afflicted, and got a bottle of his mixture 1
and ns. d il accordiiiit lo directions, Il made a per
il ci cure, and I have not had the least Mum n ce.
I do wiih confidence mounuend it l ithe public. '
JOHN 111" I! .VS.
i
.llrriW uit-tl Siriiof'SurK:iui Ilia.
Phdid. Iphia, April I Old. lSll.
Mr.JoimA.CAiTHt.il,
Dear Sir, II.iv iug bei n afflie'ed for upward-of
iwo vear w iih utceralion of the throai, de-lrojit g
the whole of ihe soil pal de, then ihiouish the up'r
part . f mv mouth inm mv nose, from which sever- .
nl 1 1. 1.'. d bone came onl, which pariial'v de-troy- 1
ed rflv speech, ihrouub a kind Prov idem e hii.I your
Medicated S rup ol S ir ipirill i, I am now ielon .1
in peit. cl he Jllh, ami my signi, w men was so iiiucu
in. air. d, is a fining as when a lury.
I lhnuiht il a duty I ow ed lo you aitJ those simi
larly atlect. .1, t" make it public.
Yours, R. Miec'fullv,
SAMI'El. KIRK,
Corner of Tenth and dates Slrei ts.
I, (iabril Jonston, No. B Reckless Street, do cei
I fv lhat my wife, Jane, was afflicted for Iwo years
with liheuuia'isin. and i.l la-l was entirely disaMrd,
me I so that she wa ebliced to be confined lo b .1 , bear.
j ing f Canfell's Melieate.l Ky.up of ' Ha.,.arilU,
or Ami Scoibu'.c Sviup. I procured four bollb s.
I which completely removed all her pain, and stiff
in s. from her lunhs; Iwo more buttles made a cr-
feel cure. Sl,e is now able lo attend lo her house
hold d.niis as usual. ti.AH RJL JONM ON.
Philadelphia, Jan. SSd. 1S14.
(j De-cripiive Painphlit mar be had of the
agrols. (fi.atia.) J. W. FRII.INC,
Sunbuiy. T.OV. 9, IH1. ly
lis niix&c it v Ar,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
HAT vNt CA11 MAM-IFACTUUKUS,
South F.asl corner of Market and ith its..
riilladrlpliia,
llfllERE Ihey always keep on hand an riten-
aive asao.lrn.nt of HATS (J CA I'S of every
description, got up in the best and moat approved
I) le. Prisoiis denu usol purchasing supriiot ani
clrs on ihe must icssonsble terms, will find il lo
iheir advantage to call before making purchase
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6th, 1811. ly
OAKLEY'S
nCPLUATIVE SYIUP.
TJHE vnluable propcrlies of Oakley's Depura
I. live Syrup nf Sarsaparilla, as a purifier nflhe
blood, is so well known to tho public generally,
that it is unnecessary to ncrnpT much space in set
ting forth the advantage, lo be derived from its
usej wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence ocr all others : eveiy
one that has taken it, have, derived so sienal bene
ficial remlls from it, lhat it is recommended by
them wiih the ivmost confidence. Physicians of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe il !
to patients under their care ; containing nnthina !
deli terious. but tiling composed nt the moat mild,
yet efficacious vegetable materials, it is offered with
confidence, as the cheapest and most efficient pu
rifier of the blood now known. The use of n few
bottles, especially in the spring months, will be at
tended wiih s moat decided impiovement in the ge
neral strength of the system, eradicating any see.!
nf iliseae that may have been generated, besides
giving health and vigor to the body. For ihectire
of Sernlula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter,
Pimples or eiuptions of the Skin, White fwelliim.
Fistula, Chronic Couch Asthma, A-c. The nu-
i memos ccrtifica'es in ibe possession nflhe subacri
,,rr BRp,,lp' f,om physicians and others, are ,
sufficient to convince the most skeptical ofiissu-
. pennruy over an preparation" oi irssparinn.
! SV.Iil lvtiritf.ittM fi.1 Vnlait liV lIlA liffil irilOiir.
8
i CEORCE W. OAKLEY. Nnrth fith street, Hea
; ding, Heiks Cunniy, and to hn bad of the following ,
j persons : i
( In Knrthiimlierlnnd Vimnty. II. B. Masssrj ;
I Snribnry ; deland fc Mixel, McEwenaville ; D
! Krauser. Milton. ,
I In Union Counti. .1. Ocnrhnrt, Selinsgrove!
! A. (iiitelins, Miffiinburg.
I In Columbia Count). R. W. McCay, Wash ,
j inglon. .
I Reading. March H, 184:1.
Ma. (ItKicr: t believe il the lit v nf every
1 one to do whi.tever in their power I ie, for I lot b ne. i
fit of llu ir fellow man, ami having had po-i ive ,
) proof in my own family, of the wonderful propcrlies
nf your Depuralivo Syrup of Sarsnpurilli, I m si i
cotiscieiiliouslv recommend it to the alllieled. Wc
had the mi-foitone to lose Iwo of our children, by ,
1 the breaking out of ulcerous sores thai covered the .
face, bend and l.eek, nlthough we had mine of th t
' most M'ientitic physician lo atlend lh m and had ,
; tried all the known lemedie. including Swniin's ;
Panacea, without avail. Anoiher of mv children
wa aiiaike.l in the same manner, her face ar.d
neck was completely covered; the discharge was so
offensive, and i tie disease at sin h a height, lhat we ;
despaired of her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
nf your Depuraiive Syrup c.t S osaparill i, we weie i
indtired lo make tiial of it, as the last res.irl ; il
acted like a charm; the ulcers commenced hinting ,
immediately, a fi w hollies entirely restorviUn r to
her healih, vvhii h she has enjoyed iininteriuptedly i
ever since. As a purifier of the tilo d, I verily be
lit ve it has not its equal. j
JnllN MOYER.Ti.il or.
Walnut street, near Fouilh, Reading. j
1 Doiicl .ssville, April 19th, 19 l:l. j
Mb. Oaki.kt: My son Edmund Leaf, had the t
scrnttda in the most dreadlul and distressing man- ;
ner for three years, dinine which time he w is de- t
' prived of the use of hi litnl ", hi he ..I and neck i
1 wete covered wiih ulcers. We Irinl all the differ- j
' ent remedies, but to no .fleet, until recommended,
i bv Dr. J,ihnon of Noriistown. and nlso Dr. Isaac i
Hiester, of Reading, lo use your Depuraiive Syrup i
: of Sarsapanlla, of w hi. h I obtained seveial hollies, j
the use of which d'.ive Ihe disease entirely out of
I Ins system, the sore healed up, and the child was (
' restored to perfect health, wliich he has enjoved ,
I uiiintrrrupte.lly ever since, to the astonishment ol i
many peisons who seen him do iie Ins affliction
I have thouuht il my duly, and send you i Ihi ce.li-
ficale that othera who have a like affliction in the
family limy know where to obtain so valuable a
medicine. our truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. lfi, 1
To Con n try
.leriliaiit.
Hoots,
Slmos, I'miiicts, I.o.'liurn ant
l'alm Lent Hats.
('.. W. vV I.. It. TAYI.OI?,
al the S. F.. corner of Market and Fifth Stx., '
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sa c
above nr' cl.s. I
e an . tenne M-oiiin. nt ol tl.e
all of which ihey sell at unusual- ;
ly low piice, and pailit ill illy invite the attention
of buyers visitii g the ciiv, to an eiauiuiati-in ol
ih.ir slock. (i. W. V L. U. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May S.'i. If 14. ly
" Count orli'llriV
DEATH BLOW.
; rPhe pul lic will plrasw observe lhat no Uran.belh
Pills are genuine, unless the box has three li
bels upon it, (the top, Ihe side and Ihe bott.im)
1 ech coutainiiiB a fic- simile signature of my hand
writing, thus H. Hkaxiimhtii, M. D. These la.
bel Hie engraved on sleel, la'autifully designed,
and done al an eipense of over f 2,(I(U. Therefore
! it will lie seen llmt ihe only thing necessary lo pr.
( cure the medicine iu its purity, is lo observe these
labels.
Remember the lop, the side, and tl.e bottom.
' The follow ing respective persons arc duly auth. ri
z. d, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale of Brandreih's Vegetable Vnirerml
Pills.
Norlhumhf itan.l eounlv : Milton M n key V
Chamhcihn. Stinbury H.B. Masser. M'Ewrna
v 1 1 It- 1 1 el md iV Men. II. N.irihum'eiland Wui.
Forsyth. (Jeoreetovvn I. & J. Walls.
I Union County: New Herhn llog.tr A Win
iter. Seliiisurove (ieorge t.iindinm. Middle
! bure Isaac Smith. Heaver'own David Mulder.
I Adamsburg Wm. J.May. Mifllmshufii Mensch
1 Ray. Ilarllcton Daniel Long. Frech.irg
ti. iV r.t.. .Mover. M'wi.liurg Walla et lireen.
Coloinhi.. county : Danville E. 11. Reynold
iV Co. Herwick Shuman .V R Henhouse. Ca'
lawissa C. (!. Hrobls. Hlooinshurg John K.
Meyer, .leiscy Town Levi Hisel. Washington
Robl. Mcl?ay. Limestone llalli- ; VrN'nch.
Obseive ihat each Agent has an Engraved Ci r
lilicate of Agency, containing a icpres. ntaiion nf
lr H R A.N DRETH'S Manufaclory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be seen eiact copies nf
ihe new labels nuw used upon the Brandreth Pill
lioxes.
Philadelphia, office No. 8. Noilh Rihalreet.
U. DKANDRETH, M. D.
June 24th. 1S43.
( TtY FlitN ri:l!K ATC THiX,
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,
Nos. and 31 North Thiid Street,
Near the City Hotel,
riULADEMMIIA.
CO. M.ACKE Y, Auctioneer, respeclfuPy in-
tiles the alleution of rsotia desirous of pur
chasing Fuiniiuie, to his eilensive Hales Rooms,
(Iwih public and P.ivale.) for every description of
Household Furuituie, white can I obtained at all
times, a Urge assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Ueds, Matliasaes,
&c al very reduced price, for cish.
(cy- Kales bv Auction, twice week.
May aVlh, 1813. J y
ROSE OINTMENT
roii TnTTun.
nii-owonms, riMPins t th vm k, and othk
rt'TANKoria pnrtTfoNe.
rXjP Tlie ftillnii)in eertifiene deteriliet one vflht
mnt extraordinary cures ever effected by any
appticaliim.
PHiiAltEt.FifM, Fehlttary 10,
IOR twenty years I was severely sfflictid with
TiTTitn on lbs Fsce and Headi the diseas
eommenced when I was seventeen years okl, nJ
continued until the Fall of lH:lfl, v.rving in i-
lence, but without ever ilinappcarine. During most
nf ibe lime, ureal narl nf air face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch-
inn! mi head swelled at limes until it frit as if it
would burst the swcllim was so gieat, that I conl J
scarcely get my hat on. During the long perimJ
that I was afflicted wiih the disease, I useit a great
many a plication", (among them aevernl celebrated,
preparations) as well as takina inw.ird remedies,
including a number nf bottles of Siraim'$ Panaeea,
Extract of Sarsnpnrilln, A c, In fact, it would be
impossible to euiimeinie all the medicines I used.
1 was also under the care of two nf the moat dis
tinguished physicians of ihi city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, and I deapaircd of ever lining
cored. In the fall of Hllli. the disease al the time
i,IMn)f very violent, I coinnience,! usine the 7'ie
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Davis.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceac.l. the
swelling abated, the ruption beean to disappear,
and bet'ora I had used a jar the ill-ease was entirely
cuie.l. It has now been nearly a yuir and a half
since, nnd there is nol a vestige of Ihe disease re
maiuiuu, except Ihe scars from Ihe deep pits formed
by the disease. It is impossible fur me to describe.
i in a certificate- the seventy ol the disease ami my
sulVrriiii', but I will be pleased to give a fuller ac
count to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the tune I coinmnncej
I using the Rone Ointment I would have given hun
I drc.U nf dollars to be rid of the disease. Since u
I sing it. I have recommended it to several persons,
1 (among them my molher, who hail ihe disease bad
. ly on hei arm.) who were a I cured bv it.
J AMES DCRNELL, No. lftti, Race St.
fjj' The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. H.
Yaiiithan, South East corner of Third and Race
sire, t, Philadelphia, and sold on acenev in Snnhu
ry. by 11. U. MANSER,
May 14th, IS 1.1. A;rnt.
Btose Hint mciat, for Tetter.
A PROOF OF ITS FJ FICACY. .
l'mntiii riii. May 27th, lH3y.
'PHIS is to certify that I was severely alll cie.l
1 w ith Tetter in Ihe hands and feel for upwards
of lorlv years ; the disease was attended generally
with vio'eut itching and swelling. I applied to a
number of physiei .ns, and used a great many appli
cations without i lie. linn a cure. About a y. ar
since, I applied tl e Ro.-e Ointment, which entirely
stopped ihe itching, and a few applications immedi-v
ati ly cured Ihe disease, which there has been no
return of, although I had never been rid of it at
any lime for forty years. RICH ARD SAVAI.E.
Eleventh, below Spuice Street.
j- The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. H.
Yauuhan, South East corner of Third and Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on nueiicy in Siinhu
rv.bv II. H. MASsFR,
' May 14(h. 1811. Aent.
DIEDICAIj APPROBATION
(If thr ROSE (HTMi:T,for Teller.
A LI HOI. till the superiority of the prcnaiatlon
over nil others is fully es'ablishe.1, ihe pr .pru
lors lake pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable, physician,
a graduate nflhe I'niversity of Pennsi Ivania. Dr.
Hand', having found in ihi remedy that relief fir
a tedious and disagreeable alTe.'lioii which the means
within the raotje of his profession fail.sl to atl'ord.
has not hesitated to give il his apprnbati n, iilihougli
( )ft ytp-Jtuytceti and ir.teresl of lhal profession ate
; , ,j,)IM.j u gecrel Remedies,
i FmLAiivirtiiA, Sept. 19, H:1I1.
r .,, recentlv Irouhled w ith a tedious hernetic
eruption, which c.oeied pearly one si 'e ofmy face,
and extended over the ear. Mr. Yuuighan, proprie
tor of the Rose I ) i i , 1 1 ii-i 1 1 , ol.seiviug my lace, insits
ted on my Lying his preparation, of which he han-
i i ded me a jar. AUIi.muh iucoimiion wiih ihe mem-
f ( . r.. . .: ... l a: - l i:
oeia oi no iroicsMnii, i iiis.t-oiiu.fii nn r nun oisap
prove ol Ihe numerous nostrum-, palmed upon the
pul lie by i'jnm anl pr. lender-, I feel in jus-ice bound
toeic.pl Ihe Rose Oinliniiit fi.nu thai cla-s of me
d c'iies. and lo give it mv approbation, as il entire
ly lUred ihe cru lion, alihougil II hid resisted llio
u-u.l iippheaiions. DANE. 1IAI (.11. M. D.
fjjf" J he Rose Ointinei I is piepan d by E. IS.
YauLhaii, South East comer ol Thud and Race
Siieeia, Pmladclphta, and sold on ag. ucv in Sun
buiv, bv H. U. MAssER.
.May' 14th, 184:1. Aatnt.
('order of Third and me .Struts,
WXLLIAMSPORT, PA.
'I
IIE subscriber respeclfullv announces I Ilia
public, lhat he h .s opened a Hotel in ihe com-
iiiodioiia litit k building situate on llie comer of
'I hird and Pine streets, where he w II be huppv to
wait up n ihose who may f.vnr him ivil. iheir
company. The Eagle Holel is la'ge and conveni
ent, and furnished tr. the be-l m.lem sU le. Lis
provided with a laree number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments rooms, privat
pallors, Ac. Persona visiting ilhamSKirl on bu
siness oi pleasure, may ii'sl as-ur.d that every ex
ertion will be used to render iheir sojourn at llio
"Eagle Motel" pleasant and agreeable. His Table
w ill be supplied with the very best the market af
folds, and his bar wiih the el. nicest wines and oilier
liiiiors thaiges rcsonaMe. The Enisle Hot.l
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any othei similar esl.il.shmeiil in the boroutih,
b. inir situate in the business pari oflheiown, and
within a convenient distance of the Couit House
and Williamsporl and Elmira Rail Road I', pot.
Sulficieul Stabling prov idol, and good and trusty
osilers always in alu ndam-e.
Attentive, accommodating and hone-l Servants
have len employed, and nothing left undone that
will add lo thecomfoil and accommodation of his
guets.
There w ill be a carriage always in attendance at
the Host Lauding lo convey passengers to and trom
the House, fite of charge.
CHARLES HORROWS.
May 14th, 1842. if
".Michael AVcaYtr"V. Won,
ROPE MAKERS tV SHIP CHANDLERS.
A. 13 ,urth Water Street. Plnladtlphia.
HAVE consianlly on hand, a general assort
ment of Cordage, Seine Twines, Ac,
lar d Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, M
la Ropes, Tow l.inea lor Canal Hosts,
complete asaoilmei.t of Seine Twines, Ac.
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Hcsl l a'
Nel Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twi
Threads, Ac. Ac. Also, Bed Cords, Plouu
Halters, Trace. Cotton and Linen Carpel
Ac. all of which they will disjioae of on mas
lei ins.
Philadelphia, November 13, M42. ly.
No. la.S IMarkat Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the alienlion of Country Merchants
to iheir extensive assortment of Hritith French
and American Dry Cooda, which ihey offer for sale
on ihe most reasonable terms.
Philadt Iphia, November 13, 1842. ly.