Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, September 27, 1845, Image 4

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From the New Orleans Picayune
Bong of Ihe Hippie.
Tiirl ! am I not a joyoii3 ti i r. g
Purl, Pur!! I daily sing!
T came from the mountains far away,
I crept through a rock that was old and pray,
And I danced to see the light of day
As I leaped from the mountain spring.
Purl, Purl! it is bright to be
A wave of the ocean, wild and free!
Adown the mountain I dart and slide,
Around the pebble I curl and ride,
Singing my sons to the dancing tide,
And speeding away to the sea.
Turl ! O many Ions years ago.
Too full of pleasure to note or know,
I bore on my bosom a floating chip.
As I sought the plains for a seaward ship,
And I sigh'd to toss the ocean ship
On my foaming breast of snow!
Over the prairies many a mile,
Purling, purling all the while !
I was once but a drop of the mountain snow,
rut I ride and swell as away I go,
Brighter and larger the older I grow
'Neath the golden Summer's smile.
Purly O ! no death know I ;
The buffaloes oft chase me pijjh;
r.ut as they bend upon the brink,
The chrystal ripple's curl to drink,
I dart away or swiftly sink,
And upon my journey fly.
Onward ! onward to the sea!
O, the ocean wild for me !
My purl thall change to a w histling song,
When 1 mount the midnight clouds among,
And I'll leap the watery desert along,
As wild as the wind and free.
. Turl, purl ! O long I've been
Pui ling through the prairie green !
And now the Father of waters sings.
Calling together the ripples and springs,
While afar the roar of the Ocean rins
To welcome us there I Ween.
On we (low ! on we flow !
Purling all as on we go !
Speeding away to the briny main,
' The ripples are leaving the prairie plain,
And we never will see our home ayain,
Hey for the Ocean ! Ho ! Pjiazma.
Wliat a pity It la he Drinks.
Do you know the nice young man
That lives across the way !
The accomplish'd lady, Julia Van,
He's courting her they say :
Yes, he's a noble fellow,
So every body ihinks,
Ent then he will get mellow,
W hat a pity it is he drinks!
lie's a man of gifted mind,
His heart's an earthly heaven ;
Ami every feeling is refined,
That Cod to him has given :
No intellect is quicker,
In every thing he thinks ;
Tint, ah! he loves the liquor,
What a pity it is he drinks !
I am told that Julia now,
Is jealous of the youth;
Not jealous of his solemn vow,
For he's a man of truth ;
Put jealous of his throttle,
For every body thinks
He loves the brandy bottle,
What a pity it is lie drinks !
He's a very moral man,
And honest too, they say;
lie's very generous when he can
Give any thing away :
Put then at church he's noddy,
And every person thinks
He takes too much of toddy,
What a pity it U he drinks !
AiTEcTtso Instame cf Attach me.vt is a
)uu. A little girl, the only and beloved child
of her pren'a, who arc residents of Brooklyn,
Louir Island, died a lew weeks since, and was
interred in the private family burying ground.
A larie Newfoundland ilof;, the private compan
ion and playmate of the child, was frequently
luiminrr truui the house after the funeral. W'ht n
recn, he was observed to be crest fallen and
ilrn.-riiiirr, he icl'iined his food, moped and lost
lleeh ciay by day. Tht ue circumstances rxci
tmy curiosity, the animal was watched and fol
lowed in his stealthy excursions, and at length
appeared that he went daily to the grave of Ins
former friend and plajtimto, deposited, at racli
visit, some of tin child's pluy-thiii.'s olt timed se
cretly Irom the house, on the "ratty mound that
covered her remains, in the vain hope of allu
lino her tu his fide apain, and then lay down,
and passed hour niter hour, inoatiitiir nml whi
iiin piieoiisly. I lis master was obliged finally
to chain up the annual to put an end to his me
lancholy vioils, the continuance of which would
have cost the faithful mourner his existence. A
more touching instance of devotion am! attach
ment has randy fallen beneath our notice.
I'lulu Duily Sun.
The MorKQt itoe. An exchange paper
says, an infulhble preventive against the attacks
of these dreaded insects is the oil of penuy-roy-al
; one drop of which applied tu the clolhinj,
or the hair, w ill keep them at bay the w hole
liifht. Perbous olnudy Miflcring undvr inous
ijuitoe bitce, wdi find relief from the applica
tion of liaiUhori) to the wouuda.
1IAXK SOTE LIST.
n:XSVIAAM4.
The f .Mowing list shows the current Talon of all
?cnnsylvanin Bank N.ites. The most implicit re
lianre may l placed um it. as it is every week
sirefully compared wilh ai d corrected from flick
Hell's Reporter.
ICnnkM In rJjHntlcIphirt.
n1m. i.ncAT.o. l!rrin
llllLAII.
NOTES AT PAR.
Bank nf North America . ,
Bsnk of the Northern Liberties .
Commercial Bank of Penn'a. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Dunk .
Kensinirtnn Dink . .
Philadelphia Dank
Schuvlkill Hunk .
Southwark Hank . .
Western Dank . .
Mechanics' Hank .
Manufacturer' o Mechanics' Dank
('(Hint!-) ISitllkN.
Hunk of CMicslcr County Westchester
flunk of Delaware County Chester
pnr
par
par
par
pur
par
par
par
par
pit
par
par
par
Bank of f Jcrmantnwn
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Bnylestnwn Hunk
Easton Hank
Farmers' Hank nfHucks CO.
Office of Hank of renn'a.
(iermanlown par
Norris'nwn par
Dovle.slowil par
Easton pnr
liri-tol pfir
llarrishurg-v, Then'
Office do
Office do
Office d
NOTES
do
do
do
AT
Lancaster offices j
Reading ' ( do nt j
Eastern J issue n. j
D I S C C N T.
"auk of the 1'nited Slate'
tiank of I'enn Township
fJirard Hank .
Mnyamcikiing H ink
Dank of ."ennsv Ivauia
Miners' Hank of Pottsvillu'
Dank of l.cwistnwn
Dank of MtddMown
Dunk of NorilinmU'ilnnd
Philadelphia
fit)
par
pi
ps
psr Pol'sville
I.CW!t"Wn
Middlei, .wn
I
Northumberland par
Columbia Bank &. Dridge to. ( 'olumhia
psr
7
i
i
par
p.r
I""'
i
a
pjr
i
i
i
W
Carlisle Dank Carlisle
Exchange Dank Pittsburg
Do d i branch of llnllubivshurg
Farmers' D ink of I.anenstei Luncistei
Lancaster County D ink I.nneaster
Farmers Dank of Reading Heading
llarrishorg Hank Harrishurg
Lancas'cr It.inl. Lancaster
Lebanon Dank Lebanon
Merchants' & Manuf Hank Pittsburg
Dank of Pittsburg Pius'.uig
West It'imch 11 .iik Wiiliiitnsport
WyotnitiB Dunk Wilkcshane
Northampton D ink Al'oiiiown
Lierks County Dniik ilcuuiiig
Ollice of Dank of II. S. Pittsl.urg
failed
do
Do do do Erie
Do do do New Brighton
Kensineton Sav. Ins. A da
Penn Township Sav. Ins. do
Dunk of Chaii.hcrshurg Ohambershurg
Dank of Gettysburg Gettysburg
Dank of Sn-miehanna Co. Montrose
do
I
1
u
IJsli
u
Ii
Id
Erie Dank Eriv
Farmers' & Drovers' Hank Weyiieshurg
Fianklin Hank Washington
Holiesd.ile D'liU lloiiesdalc
Mounncahel Dunk of D. Brownsville
York Dank York
N. D. 'I he notes of those hanks on which we
amil quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are run
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, wiih the
exception ol those which have a letter ol r. ference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia Sav. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuv Ikill Sav. Ins.
Manual Labor DauK ("P. W
I'owai.di Dank
Philadelphia
do
do
Pyoti, prop.)
Towanda
failed
failed
failed
failed j
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Dank of Deavcr
Hank ol Sualara
Dank ol Washington
Centre Dank
City Bank
Farmers' cV Mei h'cs Dunk
Farmers' Ac Mech'cs' Dank
Fanners' iV MechVa' Dank
llarmoiiv Institute
liuntingdor. Dank
Juniata Dank
Lumbermen's Hunk
Northern Hank of I'a.
New Hope Del. Dridge Co.
Northuiuli'd Union Col. Dk.
Ninth Western Daok of I'a.
Office of Schuylkill Dunk
I'a. Aur. i Munuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bank
I'tnon Dank of Penii'a.
S esnnoiulaiid Dank
Wilkcsbarre Bridge Co.
Bedford
Heaver
flarrishurg
Washington
Delhfoule
Pltisbuig
1'itit.burg
Fayette co.
t in enca-l.e
Harmony
1 1 llllllllgiloil
Lew i -lowti
W at len
Diilidall'
New Hope
M illoii
Itilln
Port ( 'urhou
Carliile
Montiose
I 'uioniown
I ircenshurg
Wilkesli.irre
no sole
closed
closed
failed
closed
no aie
failed
faded
failed
no sale
no sale
no ,ile
failed
no s .lc
I OS Oil
IIO sule
chist'd
failed
closed
faded
rlo. ed
no sale
dj All notes puiporting to be on any Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in the above list, may be net
low ii as frauds.
KEW JMJSJIY.
Bank of New Brunswick
Uelvideie Dank
Uurlingtou Co. Dank
Commercial Dank
JumU'rland Bank
Farmers' Bank
Farmers' and Mechanics' Dk
Farmers' and Mechanics' l!k
Farmers' and Merchant' Iik
Franklin Dank of N.J.
Brunswick
Belvulere
Milliard
Perth Alllhoy
Briih;elon
Moui.t Holly
h'aliHHV
N. Ifionswiik
failed
i
par
i
par
par
i
failed
Mid.iletown Pi.
City
filled
fa ih d
failed
failed
filled
4
failed
I
I""'
PO kale
Hohoken Bkg& Cruzin I'o lioh 'ken
lersey City Bank
Jeisey tJity
Mechanics' Bank
Manufaeturi r" Bank
Morris Cnoiiiy Dank
Monmouth Hit of N.J.
Mixrhanic' Bank
Mechanic' and Manuf. l'k
Morris Canal and Bkg Co
Po.t Noles
Newaik Bkg & Ins Co
New llojie Del Uridce Co
N. J. Munufuc. and Bkg Co
jTitieison
Belleville
Morristown
I iet hold
Newark
Trenton
Jeisey City
Ntwuik
Lainfu'iiKville
llobokeii
i
faded
faded
i
failed
A
N J I'loieclon ii Luiuhaid hk .lersry City
Orange Dank (Irar-e
i I'aterson Bank l'ateron
Peoples' Dank d.i
' Pniicelon Bank Piuieelnii
! Kahili Daiikllig Co Jal. in
Mate B iuk Ne Aurk
I Mate Bank Fhiaocditown
par
pur
i
i
par
i
failed
failed
l
psr
t
failed
par
par
par
par
air
par
pur
par
par
Hlate Bank Camden
Stale Bank of Morris Mom-io.vn
eiute Bunk Tiiiiloii
s.dein and Philad M.muf Co ah in
j Sussex Hank New Ion
I reulon Dio.king Cu Tiei.lou
I'liioii Bank Dour
W ashington Banking Co. llackc-nsaik
ii:i.iviitu
Dk nfWilm& Brandy wine W piniiigtou
Dank uf Delaware W ilmii.gtuu
Bank of Mnyrna Kinvina
Do hianch Mdiord
Fainu is' Bk of Mate of Del Uuvu
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch (itoigetowii
Do branch Newostle
Cnioii Dank W ilmington
rrr I' n. lei ft'a
QJ- (In all banks mailed thus () there are ei
tiler touiiterft it or altrred Holes of the va.oua da
livimitiatioua, in circulation.
WISTAR'S
II U.S 431 Ol' W1M C lIERStY,
A t'oinpnnnil nnlsnmlo Prrpnrni Inn from
Wllil Cherry Hitrlt ami Tar,
The bet remedy known la the world fur the rare nf
fouiffm, cnlth. aithnia, crimp, blredintr of Ihe
lungs, irhnnplng etmgh, tinmchitis, influ
enza, s.'iortiirsli ofbrttlth. Jiithl nml
wrnf. ncx.i in Ihe brea.it or side,
livir cimiJiiinf, mid llit
first tttigrx if
consumption;
We will net nsertt that this DALLAM will cure
Consumption in isl front form, but it hss cured
mnv after all other mentis of relief had l'"cn trieil
in niti. And wbv not t It seems that the W ILD
OHt'HUY wss de.iined by Natuie lo be our PA
NACEA for the rataeina diwes of this c 1J Ii
titude. Let not the d "pairing inviili.l wrrn'e his
mnev and oon TIME, to him si ail impor'ani,
in txjifrimrnling wth the trasliv no-liuin of the
1 it, tint use rr mice a ninlieine llint will cure. If a
cure he p s-ihl." a ni (brine that science approve',
ami manv years nf experience have di monstrated
that it iitii'nyn relieves.
' Thirr is tin soc.'r thing nit f"'t" in the b'storv
of lh:a woiidertid HAl.SAM Evidence the mol
coiiviiii iiig eve lei ce tlint no ime ran donb'. fully
establi lies th'S fact. For the sake of hn vity ne
se'ect the f l owing from thouands.
Isanc I'la't, Esq., Editor of the l'okeepie Eagle,
one of the in-'St iiiDiiential j uirnnls in the s'aie of
New Yoik, statis undei the authority nf bis own
name, tint a young ladv, a relative of his. of erv
delicate confiiur ion, was nuacked in Feb. lHt'2
wiih eere cold, which immediately produced tp;t
ting of blood, couch, levt r, and other d inccrnus and
a l.i r mi g symptoms. Through medical nesliecn'
and c ue she pa tinlly rec ver'd during summer.
Dot on the return of winter she was ntt u k"d mote
iietu!y than at first, she became pen reel v able in
wa'k sod w.i- I'i'uhh d vnh cough, clod and fever
every day, and appealed t he coing rapnliy with
cnnsiimp'ion ; al tins time, lien there wn n sign
01 iiiiioovhiiii-iii ;ir, 0111 pioctireu h eo-nr 11
... 1 ',. i - 1 l
e 1 - . i - ii., . 1 i...i.. .f
trim I J 1 1. m op 1 1 n I n i u ii t
look, and it s eininglv re-lured her. She g I lift
cond, and befioe ii wa half tuken she was re-lored
to prrfrrt health, which she has enjoyed t the p'c
seut tune, without the tdightert symptom ol her fir
mer di-e se.
Mr. P ntt savs"tbe ci.re c me under my own oh
sriviition and I cannot be mist .ken as to the facts."
I'.XTHA CT OF A T.VTTEH FIIOMA POST,
WASTE It. PATl'D
I'tsssnxr.. W'..sh net n ro., M liu-, Apr. 20. I
Ml!. ISA C Hi; I' I'S. Deir Sir: At the re
quest of inanv of my friend- in this place ai d viei
l ily who are afflicted will) eonsu eplion and l.ver
eon p'am's, I lake the Ii' er v of asking ymi lo ap
I O'lit sonic one in Ihis conn'v as hip ni to m1!! W i s
rn's 1!aism up W i i.n ( 'ii kii p t, ami to send bin
h lew d. vii as there is none of i: f.-r sale within
v;(KI miles fr. ni ibis I have no doubt t'lai it would
me. I w ith a ready sale it it were where it eoird l e
ploeured wilhoul loo much txpense and delay.
My wife was nt n'ked about six m nibs since
with what the pt vsic ans tailed the firl s age of
C',n-.uuip'ioii a Complaint v. rv pievaleot in this
s- c ion of country. Having seen the Bals un ad
vert se.l in Aumifti.
cy 200 TririiES troii xihus, -a?
I t ok ihe pains lo -nil there for a hottle of it,
w hich she took, and wbieh helped her so much thai
I sent fa I ao 1. 1 1 i It a more, which she hss n'si ta
ken, and he now sivs she has not fell so well for
six vears as she tines nt this time. All those who
have inquiied of nie iii'd r. eilauied what ell'ect the
Balsam hid, are anxious to hive some f .r ss'e in
this vit'iniiv, which is the mu-e of mv writu g you.
Piea-e inform me by ictU'n nf mill wheili.ryou
conclude I Fend some, and it so to w hom, in order
that it may be known where it ran be had,
I am with re-p. ct vours, etc.
P. O. FAIfNsWllUril. P. M.
The whole couulry is fist leanin g (hat no medi
cineno phvaican no pieparaiiou of anv kind
what. v. r can equal Dk. W isrin's Balsam of
Wilii Cu rim t.
A Till i.y woxor.tii i 3. i tin.
WATsnvtl.l.P, Oneida Co.. ,. Y.Sept. IS. IS13.
Deai fsir I owe it in the afflicted to inform y u
that in January l.t-t I was alts, ked bv a veiy vio.
lent cold, cans, d hy wmki' g in ihe water, which
settled on my lulu's It v. as cooip nii. il hv a ve
M siCie pain in my br. nsl i t.d i.l. s, and sis a
ilulies-ing c ugh. 1 had ui BUcn. lance a'l ihe 1 1 .1
in e. ic.d aid in ..or village ; but after eihausiing nil
their ski'l o no av ol. il.ey pronounced my i!i-ea-e a
eoNUHMt.n i ot mitios, mid ih' v oi e and al!
gare me up In die. Alter much p. rsu .sion I go
ihe i on-cut ol mv phieian I use the Dalsim ol
U' I I I. ( 'li II K r pr' pared hy 111 Wisi-ah. I pur.
rhased of the Agent in our pi ice one b oile, before
Using half of which I ta'uali to gain slreng h. and it j
w s very evident my cough was mm Ii better and
mv sv niploms n every v ay impr vimr. I hive;
novsr us. d three hollies, slid am rixlurid In perficl
health. This re-nil is n lie uwiinl lo ihe n-- nf '
DU WISTAIfS DAL" AM dF W II. 1) CIIKIN
liV ; and 1 lake this method nf a vu.g y m ihe in
f urn .linn, parity 10 pay you the debt nf gr. titude
I owe you, and p.nt'y that olher- similarly afllictc.l
ma) kie'W whereto spily lor iclief.
Yen lu.lv yoi.is, JWIFS SAfiK.
Ma. I'aumi u. Druiiuist, undei d ltd nf Walt r villi',
iStpt. 21th. I t:l. writes;
The slut' ineut given you by Vr. .l imra-'aBe is
will known to he Hue l y this whide aimmuntti
Ii e. rt'inlv was a i.:ot remaika hi cure. The Mile
nf die lial-aill i veiy pn.nl, and ils success in CUICs
1 1 U ' y llatlciiug. Yours rcsp. etfullv,
D. D. PALM V.'l.
TI1K KST IM'.MAIiKAlil.K
ci im: r.vr.i: iti.counKiK
' Hahiiomiho. N. .1 . April 20. HH.
I On or about the I'lihday of Oct lei, 1 1 1 1, Iw a
taken well a violent pain in the si le l iar the liver,
! whull inli'iliutd lor a'a ul fivedivs, and whs fot-
lowed l y the l ieuking ol an u c r, or .ils in
I Wardiv. which rehevnl the pain a little, bl.t esU-cB!
i iii- o throw up a ureal qi npitv of offrnMV e matter
' and uls.i uiue!i Ido.d D. ing gr:a'ly aluoi.d..l
I ibis, I ipphfd in a physician, hot be sn I he thi lig' t
i be t'oi.ld do but Ii th for me exr- pi g ve ni" nie
Mi entry I', II, wh.ch I u fu ed to l ike, Iceting
.ai.sfi.il tl.at ihey c. I. Id do me l o good ; man) I'
ll,. I r.nedie weii then procured by my wile mid
f. ic mis. but none did me snv good a. d the i'is
cl.arg" ol I.I.Mid mid rouupti .n ' ill coi.l nil. .1 ev. rv
I w ilsvs. a...l al I t become so .!!'. i sue ih d I
cud reiireely hrea'be I w .a ids,, seized with a vi.
iileut cougti, wi.icb al nine rau-id me to rie
uiu h iii.or hl.si.l ihiin h nl done before and my
ilisesseeui.linu.il in this way, still growing worse,
until February, when hope of inv lee very was
given up. and mv IiwhiIs all thought I would die
nl titLL.-riMi Ciinsi mp iof. Al this moment,
when mv ble wasappureii Iv drawing near il. clo-e,
I he id of DK. v ISTAK'M BALSA M O F
W II. D t'H Ul.ltY. and got a holile which he
n iv i ii m imii nu ri ii ; and by ihe Use of only
three b tiles of this mi d cine, all my punt were
removed my cough and siiting of blood and cor
ruption enloely slopped, and in a few weeks Ilk V
he. ddi was so far lesioied as lo enable me to wmk
at my Itade, (which is a carpenter,) and up to this
nine I have enjoyed go.s.1 health.
THOMAS COZENS,
(iim iivni Coi'VTT, N. J , as.
Personally caiuv bvfwre rae, the aubacriuer, one of
a
the tustices of the Peace in and for the ssid coun
ly, Thoinaa Cozens, and being duly affirmed ac
eotil'tig to law, saiih the above statement is in all
tliiinis true.
AlUriucd before me, on the 20th of April, 1843.
J ('tRMsar, J P. $
Such ia tho unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM, "XATTRE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTinV
a prescription conjenl d to oor wants, as it is pie.
psreil t'rom chemictl extracts from substances which
the author of nature has placed in our own land
for wise puipc, that insoy who know nothing
of tliu mode of its prepariiion are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefps by selling n aiticle similar
in name, or in appear. .me. or by representing their
own trash as superior to this D ALS M. or bv rut
ting up a mixttiie nod s demuly asseverating thai it
is imp Tied Irim a foreiirn couotrv, which is not the !
case. All these i!ecep:ive srts goto show thai
WlTn' :sjiv is known to tlu world to be
vy; run: at i!i:u:n" n that to n
any m'Miure ii ipiisi be i.'e tiiis in miine, or pur
j;,irt to he like it in m'inece.
(I j" D liee not ihe cuiininglv wronahl fahiirs.
lions and take on'y 'lie original and genuine
'isrn's Dai.am up Wii.n t'liiimr
NO OTIISi: OAT-T !53 IiVKTS IT.
Ad.iress all onlrrs to ISAAC 15 II I' I'S, No. S'i
Ann St., New York.
Agents, JOHN W. FIMLt.NO, Stinburtt, '
1) HKMII Iti M. y.nhiimheihnd,
J. K. MOYKIJ. ntninnl,ilig,
J. WAiiGnNsi'.LLEi:, .Kl-ns-nrm-e,
l:.'Ji)V. & CREASY, Mjpmtille.
Feb. 52,1, Ul.- ly
VI Fi'V DOI.T.A US UK WA III) !
CANTra-EsIiSS
WILL not cure everv thing, but slid remain
Uiiequalled in their several department hy
evirv 1I11114 ever oll'ere.1 to the public who hare
voluntary came forward find olli-rcd iiumermis atnl
, . ,,. . . . , e . .
nig'ov nspectuhle tistlin niials of their superior
flic icv
Ciinlrcirs C ompourtd Medii nti d Syrup nf Sai- '
fafinr Hit ( or, A lit i-Seorbutic t-vrnp, for the ci.re '
ol feorfula, (Jhronic Ivheu.n itism. Chronic Swel-
lings ol the Joinis, KrnpliniM of tiie Mm. mid all
Disea-es aiisuig Iroiii the abuse of Men U'V, ir... j
unsurpassed hy any thing in the niA'kfl, comhi.
lung all the virtues resident in the Sjr npri!l.i
Willi a modern lie ihcaiil. nl, only lately brought ;
out by the must respectable medical aiilhoritu s. :
Price, fit) cents per b llle.
CtintriH't . Inti-Pypejifie Vuxrdrr, f.r the re- ,
lief and permanent cure nl that m sl I'isPessiiig
complaint, Dv-pcpsia, ill all it' forms niid sing.'-.
It is tiulv a uios' valu .bl remidy. 8old in hollies I
ai 25 slid fit) c nis each. '
Cnnlrll'i 1gue. Mixture and Tonic MnHcn
mrnta, stands at the head of the lil uu rivalled hy
.ii y . or all the iniiomeral-lu nirjic n in u-e i
ihii'i;ghoul the length and bread Ii of Ihe hu d, for
the core of Fiviii and An k in all ils t-l.iges, and ,
from nil its consequences. j
Hcsidcnts in Fever and Ague districts should
never he without il. j
The suhsciU-r will forfeit FIF TY POl.I.AKS
where I Is medicine fails to pi-iforiu a cure in the
most ohstinn'e ri-e, !
S. Id Who es.lr and Keiail bv CALKD CUES
M1N, al l.i- Drini Waiehoue. No. 0 N.nih Thiul
Mreet, Philadelphia ; also, bv the r giilarly np
pointed ngeni. Ml I II W. HOB KIM'S, W bo'lcsa e
Druguisi, No. 54 Water Street, Mobile.
I'n pared ni lv bv H e Subscriber, corner of C Alt
PKN I KIt and yUCO.NDStr.i'ts, below Christi
an. Philadelphia, where it is also retailed.
Observe, none are g.-nuine w uhout it.e aim a'ure
.f JOHN A. CANTUKLL.
C atilrcIl'M Iguv .lIiliiro, or Tuulc
.IJt'tlicacienta,
Tor the cure "f nil Hil'mux iifpetionn, if taken ac
cording In dirtcl'mn.
It is a never liulir.g lemedy which no f.imdy
ouuIp to Ive without, especially in low marshy
Coll. tnes.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie
tor's immediate Inspection on Ihe most scientific
principles, beng fur. Iv Vegetable, and having
tried ils efficacy on thousands, for upwards of 12
yeais, and lohis knowbil'C when taken strict'v ac
cording to dneciioiis, llirie has not hi en one f i lure.
I'uder such orciim-t ancr L recommend il lo ihe
public, adjtug a eerut'nsU in support of my a-er-lion.
I, John llurn, do reilifv thai I w as in ihe ship
Tob.cro rl .nt of Phil .deli hi i, Capl. Heed, III
June, 1S'27, b.uiiil u. 1 iverp Mil , took the lever
ai d naue hi. d la d in Liver, o-l .nine l ine und.-i
the doctor's ban. la, wa nt fioin there to Pallioi 'ie,
lay in the Inliruiary for lour or five wieks from
thence lo Philadelphia; was six mouths under Dr.
Coals ; fiom llience tu New Y ik wint to the
Hospital, leinuui. d ihere shout four vvck without
am it-lief tiled iveiy tlnng without snv benefit,
for live yeais. Hearing of Cantreil'a Ague Mix
'uu- finin a fnei d, I went lo bis -lorn, told him
h .w I was stlVcted, and gol a bo llle of his mint inl
and ns. d it ace .rding lo direi lions. It made a per
teel tuie, and I have u..t had the least return sit ce.
I do with cuulidctice recommend i to Ihe public.
JOHN BL'UNS.
?Srdlr;.(e: f"3 1 uj of Sarin;? pai Ilia.
Pbda.l. Iphu, April 10th, ls.lt.
Mr. Jon A. l rn n i,
Dear e-ir, Having be. n affiicted for upward- of
two vears with ulceration of the throat, de-troy ii g
the whole of ihe soft p .1 .tu, then ihrounh the up-r
part i f mv mouth mill mv nose, from which si ver
nl piece, i f bin e ciune nut, which partiahy dchlroy
I'd my speech, th rou i'h a km I Prov idem e nd your
Medicaied Syrup ol S .rs .pa.ill i, I am now lesion il
to pe.f, cl bejlth.aiid mv sight, wh ch was so much
impair-d, is as -irong as when a boy.
I iboiight it a duly I owed to you anJ lliosesiuii
I irly alfetli d, to make it piibbc.
Youis, It. spec'fullv,
SWU KL KMtK.
Con er of Tenth and Coates Sueets.
I, Cs'.ril J iiikIoii, No. G H.-ckli ss Street, do ccr
I fv thai ( v wile, Jane, was alllicird tor two )ears
with Ivheums i-ni. sn.1 st 1 1 1 w- entirely ih-a'-hd,
n ilia' slie wns obliged to be coulloed I" b. d , bear
ing f Caul ill's Mc'i.-uttd Syiup of Sais .purilla,
or Anti Scoil.u'ic Svrup, I prmuie.l four b..ttrs,
w hich compl. I. I v removed all ber pains and slill
iii s- 1 1 ..in ber I nibs ; Iwoiii'.ie hollies made a per
il'. I ture. Si e is now ihle lo attend to her house
hold duti.a as ii. uJ. OMIKIL JONslON.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22J. 1814.
fXj' D riip'ive I'ainphbts may be had of the
agents (Oralis.) J. W, I'lULlMi,
Sunbuiy, Nov. 9, 1841. Iv lgent.
18 IS V" AT BMMrA 1
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
HAT & CAT AI A tN LT V A CT I ' K LHl S,
Suulh I'ast corner of Market and 4th f..
riillailrlphla,
V TTHKRE they always ke.-p on hand an extcn-
sive s.utrn. lit of II A I'S if Ci I'S of very
description, gol up in the lo-.-t an I most approved
t) le. IVis. ii. deiirnus of purcha.ing superior ail i
cba on Ihe most it)..'iiMe terms, will find it to
their advaulaga tvi call before mukiiig uichases
elte where.
PhiUdelphia, Oct. Mb, 1811. if
OAKLEY'S
ii:ii .vrivi; sYRt'i.
riIIF, alnah!e properties nf Oakley's Depura
L live Syrup of Sarssparilla, as a purifier of ihe
blond, is so well known In the public Renerally,
that it is unnecessary to occupy much spare in set
ting forth the advantages to be derived from its
use; wherever the meilirine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all nlhers : evciy
one that has taken it, hav0 derived so rdunal liene.
Ikial results from it, that ii is recommended by
thrin wiih ihe u inost confidence. Phv'icisn of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe it
to iaiient!i piider their rare ; containing nothing j
tleh'trriou. but hting composed ol Ihe newt mild,
yet i (ioMrious vegetable lnaierial.4, it is offered with
confidence, as the cheapest and inot eli.cient toi. j
rifler of the blood now known. The use of a few i
botilea, especially in the spring months, will he ht
tended wnh a niost decided impinvement in the ge
nera! slrenrth of the systeri, eradicaiing any se.-ds
of disease that may have been generated, besides
giving health slid vigor to the body. For the cure
of Sen lula or Kings Ei niieiir.-.niism. Tetter.
imp.es c.r ciupiionsoi me rin, x. line .-swelling. ,jn!:iljshP, phvicians of this ci.v. but without re
V .sldla, thronic Couth Astu.na. c. Ihe u'j. ,...... ...k' i....,r,i ....lt.i...;i..j..r.....i..;..
riierous cenifn n'es in the onseecsion of the sukicrl
ber and his agents, from physicians and other, are '
sufficient to conv.nce the most skeptical of its su
periorily ovpr all preparations of Cirsap uilla.
S .lil whole-nle and retail, hy the proprietor,
CKOlHii; W. OA KLF.Y, North 5lh 'Ire. I. Ilea. I
ding, Berks County, and lo h bad of the following '
pel son? ;
In Northumberland County. II. B. Ms,
f-oiihury ; I. eland it Mixel, MeKwensville ; D
Krsusi r. Milton.
In I'n inn Count y. J. (leurhart, Seliusgrove:
A. (iolelius, MtiriiiibU'g.
hi Columbia County. It. W. McCay, Wash
ington.
Blading. March I I. tH.
Ma. Oaki.pt: I believe il Ihe uty of every
one to do w hatever in tlnir power I ic. for the le ne.
fit ol their fellow ma.., and having had po-i ive
proof in mv own family, of the wonderful propcriies
nf your Depurative Syrup of S.usap irilh, I m st
coiiscienliou-lv reeoinmend it lo the aftlicled. We
b id the misfortune to lose two of our children, by
the bn nking out of ulcerous aores thai covered the
face, bead and neck, nltboUi;h we had some of the
in.. si seieniif:c ibyslciatis to anei d lh-m i.nd had j
tried all the known icipe.lies, including Swaitu's I
Panacea, without avail. Another of uiy rbildreii
whs at'urkc I in the same manner, ber lure sial
neck was completely covered; the d schn'ge was so I
olo'n.dve, and the disease at such a height, that we I
despaired ol her life. Seeing the vvnnilcrf.il r fleets
nfvoiir l' pnralive Symp r.l S .rsapariil a, we n ele
inducid to make trial of it, as the list ris .rl; it
ac!ed like a charm; the u'cers coiiiinenci d healing j
immediately . a f. w bottle entirely restore. lh. r to j
her health, which she hss eij-. ved iinmteri ui tedly '
ever silica. As a purifier of the blood, I verily be. '
In ve it has not Its equal.
JOHN MOYKlt. Tailor,
Walnut street, near Foutlh, Heading.
Poiiglissville, April Hllh, 1R-P1.
Mk. OiKi.tr: Mv son Kdinund Leaf, had l!ie
scrolula in the most drea.Pul and dirties. ing m .li
ner for three years, dining wh'ch tune he w s de
prived of the use of his limbs, bis be nl and nick
wcte covered with ulcers. We tried all the diffi r
ent remnli. s. hut to no effect, until recomnu tul.-d
hy Dr. Johnson of Nnnistowu. ami nl-o Dr. Isaac
Hiestei, ol Iteadil g, lo use your Depurative Syrup
of Sarsapartlla, of w hich I oMaineil seveial hollies,
the use of which ibove ihe dpea e eniin Iv oul of
Ins system, Ihe sore healed up, and the child was J
resloird lo prrteel heabh, which he ha- enjoved
uninterruptedly ever since, to the a-t iiiihin.nl of j
many peisons who seen him du irg h.s i.lll clion. '
I have tbouL'hl it mv duty, and send ymi this cerli- i
licale that oll.es who have a like iillli. Hon in the j
l.tioilv iin.v know wl.ere lo obtain no v-uh.ul.le s I
so valuatile a
medicine. Yours truly .
AMKLI A D
Sept. Ifi, lin,ly
LEAF.
To C oaiatry TZtrt Iiaiit-H.
Koots, Slmos, liniincts, I.ojjliuin and
l'nltn l.ttat' Mats.
('.. W. L. 11. TAYI.Oli,
at the .''. '. riiniir uf Market and I'll lit Six.,
' QFFEPv f.r
. 'above ai'icl
f AAiJJlAA.iif AUXi,
ss e an xlen-ie i L-iuiinel.t of the
lbs, all of which lliey sell al unusual
ly low i ices, and p nil. ul illy iiiv .t.- the atlenlion
of hnveis vi-iting the citv, to su i xaiinnati .11 ol
ibeir sioik. Ci. W. vV L. D. TAYLOK
Philadelphia, Mav 25. IS14. I V
I C'oiintc-iTHU -IN'
1 DEATH BLOW.
rT,he put he will please observe dial no lirau. belli
- Pilis are gennine, unless the box has three li
bels upon it. (the top, the se'e and the Lotion.)
eaih coin iinu.g a f ic-simile signature of my hand
writing, thus D. Da a i.hktii. M. D. These la.
bel aie engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense nf over 'J.tHlO, Thi refute
it w ill be seen that the only thing nreessnry to pro
' ture the medicine in its purity, is to ohseive these
, labels.
Hemember the top, the side, and the bottom,
i The following ic-peclive p.-rs uu are duly auih.-ri
Zi d, Olid hold
CERTIFICATES Or AGENCY
j For the sule of ISraiidreth'a Vegetable Vnivtrsal
I I'M.
' Norlhnii.beilard eountv : Millon M u key A
; Ch imhe.liu. Sunlmry 11 D. M isser. M'Kwer.s
ville liilindtV Mcucll. Nortlium eiland Win.
. Forsyth, tieorgctown J. & J. Walls.
! I'uion County: New li.rlin Bo.n A Win
ter. Seliusgrove Oeorge (auiidium. Mid Me
burg Isiac Hiniib. lleaver'owo David lluhler.
Adamshurg W in. J. May. Milllmshuig Menseh
iV Hay. Ht'tlelou Dimel Long. Freebnrg
.t . t i i .. i . i
ti.vV F. t. Mover, l.ewiburg Walls it liiecn.
Columbia coimiy : Danville K. D. Hcwiolds
A Co. Berwick shumau It Henhouse. Ca'
tawi..sa ('. (i, Biohts. Blooinshurg John B.
Mover. Jeisey Town Levi Bisel, Washington
Kohl. MiCay, Limestone Ball'" McNmch.
Oh.eive ihat cinli Aui ul has an Engraved Ctr
iueale of Agency, containing a lepres-ntalioii of
Hr BKANDItETII's Maiiufaciory at Sing Sn.g,
and upon which will also be seen exact copies of
the new Inleia now used uiuii th: Liumdrct) I'ill
Huxes.
Puihdelphia, office No. 8, Noilh Pthslreet,
B. BHANDKKTH.M.D.
June 24th, 1H4.1.
city rruMrrin: auction',!
AND PBIVATE SALES HOOZIS,
N'os. yJ and HI ISorth lliiiil Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CC MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in-
viies the attention uf persona desirous of pur
chasing Fuililiure. lo his extensive Sales llonms.
(both put he and P.ivate,) fur every deciipliou of '
Household Furniture, whire can I obtained stall i
limes, a large assortment ol lusmouaule ami well
manufactured C shun t Furniture, Beds, Matirascs,
A.C at very reduced prices, for cash.
(Ct7 Sales h Auction, twice a wek.
May SVib, 1843. I jr
ROSE OINTIVXENT
ri ts:tti:k.
RI.NOWOI1MS, rtMPl.Ksi (m THE FACE, AND OTIIE
II TAtUMIS UtrlTHINS).
(Jj- 77iC fnlhiwinq errtifirii'e dtun ibr one nflhe
nwnt extraordinary wires ever effected by any
apptieatiun.
PiiiLAiirtrtirA, February in, 1839.
IOR twenty years I was severely afflict) il with
TfcTTKH on the Face and Dead: the disease
commencid when I was seventeen years old, anJ
continued until the Fall of I8:)fi, varving in vio
lem e, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, grcr.t purl of my fire was covered with
the eruption, frequently aitetided w ith vio'ent Itch
ing: mv head swi ped at times until it felt n if it
' wonhl hurst the swellin r was so g'eit. that I couhl
'; CBrce!y get mv hat on. During the long perioj
; that I was affiicted wiih the disease, I useil a great
I many n plications, (among them si veral celebrated
I preparations) as Well as taking inward remedies,
i including a number nf bottles of Swnim'i 1'annera,
1 r.ilrurl nf SartupuriH.i, Ac, In fact, it would be
', impossible to enumerate nil the medicines I used.
1 w as also under the care of two of the most dis-
cured. Ill the fill of I HUH, the disease ut ihe time
1
being very violent, I commenced enina the Rime
Ointment, (prepared bv Vailnlian fi Davis.) Ill
a few applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ahaied, the r motion becan to disappear,
and bef-re I had used ajar the di-ease was entirely
cuied. It has now been near'y a v.ar and a half
since, slid there is nol a vestige of the disease re
maining, except ll.a scars f.om the deep pits formej
by the di-ease. It is impossible for me to deserilKl
in a certificate the severity of the disea-e and my
stiRV-rint?, but I will be pie .scd to give a fu'ler ac
count to any person wauling further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the lime 1 cninrntiucej
using the H -ne Ointment I would have given hun
dieds of do bus to he rid of the ihwase. Since u.
-ing il, I have recommended it lo -even! per-ons,
(among them my mother, who had the disease bad
ly on her arm.) w ho w. r- a I cured bv it.
JAMF.ii Di:H.KLL, No. 15fi, HaceSt.
(Jj' The Hose Ointment Is prepared by E. IJ.
YtUrfhao. Soiph Kasl comer of Third and Haee
strei ts, Philiidelpbia, and sold on aeencv in Smihu
rv. bv II. B. MASS El?,
" May l ltb. ISM. Agent.
J. : Gsr C. i n t iiic n fT, ro r T c 1 1 'rT
A I'llOtti' Oi' ITS Dll'H'AVY.
Pini.AnKLriiiA, May 2?tb, IHd'.l.
rPIHS is to cer:il'y that I was severely allbcie.l
with Tetter in too bands uud feet for upwards
of forty years ; the disease was attended generally
will) vjoVut itching and swelling. applied to a
number of phvsici .ii.-;, uud used a great ui.inv appli
cations without e!''.-ciiug a cure. ALont a yi ar
since, I appi cd the hose Oint.neut, wlucli entirely
stopped the itching, and a few applications immedi
ately cured the disea.-e, which liiere has been no
return of, although I bud never been rid of il at
any lime for folly years. IvICHAivD SAVAtiE,
Kb venth. below Spruce Street.
ry The Hose Ointment is prepared by E. 1).
Yau hun. S iuth Fust comer of Third and Pace
Slieets, Philadelphia, mid sold on aelicv in Siinhu-
v. It 11. B. MASSED,
Mav 11th. 1S-I3. Agent,
() the IWSi: TMt:.'l fur Ti tier.
i Li'lloriiil the siiperiorii v ol the prepatation
t over all others is fully cs ahlihed, the proprio
i lors take ph asure in laving before the public the
j following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the I'niverstty nf Pennsylvania. Dr.
Dingb, having found in ibis euiedy that lehef f .r
! a tedious and ih-arce.iMe ntfe -tlon which ihe means
within the raege of bis profession failed to all .rd,
i has riot hesitated to give it his approbation, alth .u 'h
i he prejudices and interests of thai profession uie
. pposed to secret Hemedies.
Philahklcuia, Sept. 10, 1SH6.
I was recently troubled with a tedious herpetic
eruption, which cmeicd nearly one si le ofmv f ice,
and extended over ihe ear. Mr. Vuughin, proprie
lot of the Hose Ointment, ubseiviug mv f.n-i, insiss
led on my trying his pri pai itimi. ..f which he han
ded me a jar. Although in common with ihe me n
hers ol my profession, I iliscounienani e uid disaii
prove ol ihe iiumerous nostrutus palmed upon the
public by ignoi anl pr. lenders, I feel in jus'iee hound
toexc.pl the Kose Oitilimnt fioin thai cla-s of me
d eities, nml to give it mv approbation, sa it entire
ly lUrrd the eruption, although il h id resiMcd Ihe
uu. I applications. DANE HATCH, M. D.
j' The Bote Ointmei l is prepared by E B.
Vaiiuhau, South Eastcormr ol Third and li'-ice
Sueets, Piitladelpl.ia, and sold on agi ucv in Sim.
buiy, hy II. D. MASKR.
May 14 th. 181:1. Agent.
CH. G15 Us- ;n g
L'nrner nf Third and Vine Streeln,
WILLIADISPORT, FA
r?T,H nhseriher resveclftilly announces lo the
.1 public, that he h ie opened a Hotel in the com
modious briik budding s luiteoli the corner of
I bird ami Pine streets, where he will be happv to
wait iqion those who mav favor him wit . their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large ami Conveni
ent, and furnished n, ihe be t modem st le. It is
provided Willi a large number of well aired and
cnif. rtahle sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, Ac. Peisona visiting W ilhainsNirt on bu
siness oi plea-ure. iiixv rest ss ur. d that every ex
ertion wdl le used to render their sojou'n at the
"Eagle Hot. I" pleasant and agreeable. HisTaMe
will tie supplied wiih the very hi st the market af
fords, and bis bar with the choicest wines and other
liquors i barges re sonul.le. The Eagle 1 1 . t r
pm-si -in-s giealer advuniages in point nf ha-alioii
than any othei similar esl ildl-lltlielit in thelKiruugh,
being situate in ihe business p rl of the town, and
within a convenient distance of the Court House
uud Widiainsporl and I'.lmira Bad Ivo.ul Depot.
I ,
Sulheienl r'aliling provided, and good and trusty
......it
is alwavs III Hlleni.Bin e.
Atleii'.ive, sccoii.inodiiting am' hone-l Servants
baveUen einplove.l, and nothing left undone that
will odd to the i on. toil and aceoinniodaiion of hia
guc.1..
'I hire will lo- a carriage alwavs in attendance at
the Boat Landing 1. 1 convey passengers to slid from
the House, lice of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav 11th. 1 HIS. tf
.lSiclini'l Weaver cV on,
cors i:Autns u smr ciiANOLcns.
Au. 13 North Water Street. Thiludt 'jihia.
MAYE cousiaiitly ou hand, a general assort
ment of Curdsge, Seine Twines, vVc, vial
Isi U Ropes, Fuhing Ropes, White ltoies, Maud
Is Ropes, Tow Lines for C-in.il Boats. Also, a
complete assortment nf Seine Tw ines, Ac. such as
Hemp Shad and Herring J'wine, Best Patent Ci ill
Net Tw ine, Cotton Sdiud and lien ins, '1'w ii e, Shoe
Threads, Vc. Vc. Also, Bed Colds, t'lough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on reasonable
lei ins.
Philadelphia, Novcmlier 13,1442. ly.
SI'KUINCi, COOl) Ai CO.
No. ins Alarkt Strt'ct, riiilaJelpliia.
1
NYITE the alteutioo of Country Merchanls
to their extensive assortment of Brili.h French
and Americau Dry Coods, which they otTrr fur tale
pu the most leasouuble terms.
Philadelphia, November 13, 1843. ly.