The ICfnpres nnil ths Actress,
A mime; the few etrc,'res who have achieved
n European reputation, Mdlle Colt tot was one
tu" the most Temarkitb'e, no If bi for her histrionic
t tlont than for the brilliancy of her wit and the
amrabilitjr of kn personal character. The fail
Iriwinrr pretty mot is related oflier in connexion
with th farly portion of her career. The
Queen Mario Antoinette had a particular desire
to wo her in a certain glmrocter that of La
tlnnvcrnanlc which phe had never played,
nnd which wag in no respect suited cither to
lier aje at that time, (in 1790,) or to her style
of acting. Moreover, the piece had been com
tuanded to ho played on tho lay following that
mi which tho Queen had expressed lier desire
to gee the character enacted by Mdlle Contat.
She. was, however, devotedly attached to the
Queen, and by almost incredible exertion, she
wan enabled to study and perform it within the
required time. On speaking afterward of the
!!Bciilty pIio had overcome in accomplishing
this self-imposed task, alio said-" I did not
I now till now in what pnrt of the human frame
the memory is silnalod ; I have now learned that
it is in thn h.art "
Piiring the revolutionary strujrsle which fol
lowed the decth of Louis XVI., Mdlle Contat
had been intimately connected with Madame
!e Putiiuhariiois, who much courted the society
ci celebrated artist and actors ; and after phe lie
cnine the wife of tho first Consul, and aubee
iptently the Empress of the French, the amiable
Josephine ft ill continued to receive them with a
avor almost amounting to her old frendship; so
much so, that she sometimes found herself in
embarrassing positionu with the Emperor, from
which she found it difficult to extricate herself.
The little history we arc about to relate is one
of 1 1 10 most amusing of them.
One day in Augut,lS0"). Mdlle Contat, who
was a favorite of the Empress, called to pay her
respects to her Majesty at the Palace of St.
Cloud; and Josephine, on taking leave of her,
asked her to come and breakfast with her next
morning. The request, of course, amounted to
a command. On reflection, however, the next
morning, Josephine, felt that she had acted in
considerately, knowing aa she did the impor
tance the Emperor attached to the due observ
kuco of the etiquette of his court. She there
fire consulted Madame do la Rochnfaucault,
one of her ladies in waiting, whom she regard
ed as oracular in these nutters, as to how she
should get out of the scraprj of receiving an ac
ttess to breakfast with her, yet avoid that of
front which hcrkind'y nature forbade her to in
flict on any one. Madame de la Rochofnucatilt
sorcod that it was impossible her Majesty could
t'.ilfil her engagement; and declared that she
snw no alternative but that of Iter Majesty be
ing taken ill ! Accordingly Iter Majesty wan
taken ill immediately ; she had her breakfast
scut up to her in bed ; and Madame de la Roch
ol'uucult unJertook to receive Mdlle Contat on
Iter arrival, and explain to her the cantritcmp
which must prevent her from seeing the Em
press. The shrewd artiste pnw at once how matters
stood, and immediately took her leave, and was
returning to Paris in her carriage, when she
was met by the Emperor, who was coming to
tt. Cloud, and who, on recognizing her, stop
ptfi his carriage and spoke to her.
An explanation of her errand took place, and
the cause of its being an abortive one. The
Emperor, as Contat had done, saw thro' the af
fair immediately, anil smiling significantly, he
said to her "It appears then, that I have come
in the very nick of time to fill the place of my
wife. You came to breakfast with the empress
you will, I hope, tttay to breakfast with the
Emperor."
The intimation was not to be gainsaid, and
Mdlle Contat returned to the palace, where the
.breakfast was a most agreeable one, the Empe
ror playing tin? amiable in the most fascinating
manner.
In the mean time, the Empress and hor Lady
of 'ilonor hud ijea rJ of the rencontre, and were
not a little anxious as to the result ; for they
judged rightly that the Emperor wua aware of
u'A that had pasted.
As soon as Mdlle Contat had taken her
lejve, the Emperor went to the apartment of
Josephine, and witli his unial brusquerie, ad
(.'reused her on follows: "Madam, when one
commit an error, it is always better to hear the
consequences of it Itoldly, than to throw them
upin othen' shoulders. The case of Mdlle
Contat is one which should have reminded you
that Iiuis Quatorze, once felt himself called
upon to sit down to table with Moliere. I hap
pened in the present instance, lo arrive in time
la repair the error ; but I must realty .beg you
o observe thut my time is too much occupied
to admit of its being employed in repaying
debts incurred by other people."
Josephine saw that Napoleon was really an
gry, and she wept an appeal which never fail
ed to touch Napulean, who, instead of return
ing to Paris immediately, as he had intended,
ren ained at St. Cloud thn whole day with his
beloved and too loving wife ; and when Mdlle
Contat visited the Empress soma time alter
wards, she thanked her fur having been the oc
casion of one of the happiest days of her life.
A Winter Strap. The following quaint
epitaph was written on the tomb stone ot a
youth, at Firth, in Derbyshire, England. The
comparison is seasonable :
"Our lif is but a winter's day
Soma only breakfast, and away!
Others to dinner stay, and art full fed ;
The oldest man but saip and gees to bed!
Large is bis debt who lingers eut the day ;
IF ho go Pit loouttt hut the leait to yay,"
II A1VK X O T 12 MS T.
lT.WSIXVAXIA.
The f.dlnwina; list shows the current value of all
Pennsylvania II ink Notes. The most implicit re
Imnce may 1 placed upon it, as it Is every tvetk
jarrfully compared with and corrected fiom Uitk
nell's Reporter.
Hank In Philadelphia.
, . Disc. t
iJNK. limili"
N O T E S AT PA It,
Bank of North America .
Bnnk of tho Northern Liberties ,
Commercial Hunk of Prnn's.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bunk .
Kensington ll.mk . .
Philadelphia Hunk .
Schuylkill Bank
Southwsrk Hank .
Western Hunk .
Mechanics' Dnnk .
Manufacturer?' Ac Mechanics' Bank
Country It;tnk.
I'lllLAtl.
pur I
Pr j
I'" j
I""
P
; par
'",f
par
par
..f
ar
Bnnk of Chester County
Hank of Delaware County
Rank of (iermanlow n
Bank of Mnnicomp ry Co.
Doylestown Bank
Gaston Hank"
Farmers' Hunk of nnrks co.
Office of fi'ink of Penn'a.
Offire do do
Ofl'ffl do do
Oil ice d o do
Wesleheslrr
Chester
(Jerinantown
Norrisiown
DivIhsIowii
Knstori
Bri-tol
pnr
par
pur
par
pur
pnr
par
IIarrislinr(" These
l.nnrnsler 1 illire
IJiMilinn (do not
Easlon J issue n.
D I SCO l?N T.
N O T E s A 'I
Rank of the l.'iiited Stitrs
Hank of Prnn Township
Ui'Ar.l Unnk .
Moyaineiwim J ink
Bnnk of !tntiHV t itiii-a
Miners' Bunk of Potinville
Hnnk of l.ewi.t.mn
Hank of Mulillctuwn
Bnnk of Nnrthnmlieilnnii
Philid.lphia 30
par
I V ,:
. . par
par
Pot'sville
Lrwi-totvn
Middleiowii
v
j
J., 1
- '
tlhiiinliei!iinil pnr
Columbia 1! ink & Bridge co.'t'oliiinhia
par
Oarlifle Bank Carlisle
Exchange Hank Piitburp
Do do branch of llullidavsburg
Farmers' ll.mk of l.anrastei Ijancislei
Lancaster (.'ounty B ink Lancaster
Farmers' Bank of Bending Heading
Hnrrisburg Bank ILirrislmrg
Lnncasirr Bank Lancaster
Lebanon Bank Lehniioli
Merchanis' A: Manuf. Bank Pittsburg
Bank of Pittsburg P'uw'iuig
Weal Branch B oik Willinmsporl
Wyoming Bank Wilkesbarie
Northimpton Bink Allentown
Beika ('ounty Hank iU ading
Olhce of Bank of U. . Pittsburg
4
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par
p.r
par
ii
i
i
i
U
failed
do
Do do do Erie
Do do do New Brighton
Kensington Sav. Ins. A la
Penn Township Snv. Ins. do
Bank of Ohanibershurg Chanibersburif
Bnnk ol f icitytiburg (iitiyshurg
Bnnk of Ku-uueliauna (!o, Mi.utrose
do
I
I
u
Ijali
i i
U
U
i
IA
Erie Bank Eiis
Farmers' & Drovers Bank Wpynesburg
Franklin Bank Washiiiiitoo
lloiiesdale Bjnk Iloinsd.ile
Monongahela Bank of B. Brownsville
Vork Bank Voik
N. B. 'I he notes of those hunks on which we
imit quotations, and substitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadi hd.i.i brokers, with the
exception of those whirh have a tetter of r fereiice.
BROKEN B A N K S.
Philadelphia Sav. Ins. Phdtiih Iphia
failed
f.i:hd
f.iled
filled
hibdrlphia l.onu On. do
Schu Ik ill fcav. Ins. do
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Dyoti, prop.)
I'owanda Bank 'l oivandi
Alleghany Bank of Pa. Bi df irJ
no sale
rinsed
closed
faded
closed
no Mile
f.iih-d
fail, d
filled
110 Mile
no hutc
no sale
faded
no n.'c
Bank of Braver Heaver
Bank of Swalura nurcishurg
Bank of Washington Washington
Centre Bank lW II fuite
1'ity Bnnk Pitching
Farmers' & Merh'cs Bank Pm.-bnrg
Fanners' : Mech'ca' Bank I'ayeile co.
Farmers' & Moch'rs' Bai.k (irccneaste
tlaininny Institute llannony
HuutinC'lon Bunk Huntingdon
Juniata Bank J.e.i!own
Lumbermen's Bsnk Waren
Northern Bank of Pa. Duudatf
New Hope Del. Biidge Co. INew Hope
closed
no sale
Northumhd I nmn Col. lik. Milton
North Western Hank of I'a. Meadtille
closed
Office of Kehu)lkill Bunk Port Ciiihoii
Pa. Acr. & Manuf. Hank I ur!ilo
failed
closed
Silvei Lake Bank Montrose
I'nion Bank of Penu'u. I'niootnwu
failed
closed
Westmoreland Bank liteensburg
Wilkesbarre Bridge Co. Wilki stmrre
lio sule
(Tj All notes puipoiling Id be on uny I'ei.n-yl-
vama B ink mil given in ihe ubove li t, in.i) be set
lown as frauds.
KVAV JI'.KSI'.Y.
Bank of New Brunsw ick Brunsw ick
failed
i
I'"
pnr
Uclvideie Bunk Helvuleie
Uurlingtou Co. Bank M..lt,.r.l
3omniricial Batik Perth Amboy
JumlMrl.ind Bank Brid'jeton
funneii,' Bxiik Mount Holly
Farmers' and Mechanics" Hk h'ahway
FnrtHcri. and Mechanics' Ilk N. Hi uuswii k
par )
4
failed
Farmers' nnd Merchant' lik
Piaiiklin Hank of N.J.
Middlelowu I't. )
I
ity
faded
lath d
failed
failed
failed
failed
A
pu'i
Hohokrn Bkg &. tiruzing Co Hob- ken
lersey City Bank
.l
rw- City
Mechanics' B ink
Munufutun rs' Bank
Morri. Conniy Bank
Mmiiiioiitli Bk of N.J.
M.-cbanicV Bunk
Mcchaiiics' and Manuf. Bk
Morris Canal and Bkg Co
Post Notes
Newark Bkg & Ins Co
New IIoe IVd Bridge Co
N. J. Mnnulac. and Bkg Co
N J Proleclon ii Lvmtiiird I V
I'.it i r hi
Belleville
Morrislown
Pin-hold
N",v -uk
Trillion
Jersey Crly
Tin fcale
Newark
Laiuiiertsxil'ie
lloboken
lersey City
i
1
failed
lulled
i
fsiled
Orange Bank
Patcrson Bank
Peopkis' Bank
Princelnn Bank
Salem Banking Cu
Stale Bank'
Stato Batik
Klate Bai.k
State Bank of Morris
(Stale Bunk
Salem and Thilad Manuf Co
fSuaaex. Bank
Trenton Bunking Co
I'nion Bank
Washington Banking Co.
i Irmge
V.ilelsoll
do
Pr;(icrtoo
"rdi'in
Newark
I liabcilitiwn
I 'aiiiileu
Moriis1wi)
Trenton
Salrm
Newton
Trenton
Dnver
HarktMisark
par
j.ir
i
i
par
j
failed
failed
1
par
i
failed
ii:iv4v aui:.
Bk of Wilra Sl Brand) wine Wilmington
Bank of Delaware ilinii.gloa
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do blanch Millord
Farmers' Bk of Stale nf Del Dov,
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch (.eutgetown
Do branch Newcsatle
I'nion Bank Wilmington
trT L'nilci 5'a
par
par
pur
par
par
par
ji.r
par
par
(TJ On all luiiks marked Ihus () there are n.
Iher couulerfcil or altered notes of ike various da.
I nouiinauoci, in circulation.
WlSTAlt'S
ii ii-s am or yvim ciir.imY,
A Comfinnnil Tlnlsnmlfi Prrl Inn from
tVll Cirr- llm-U nd Tar,
7?ie brut rtmnly known to the irnrltl fnr the ntrt of
toughx, toM. ait lima, trnnp. blrrding of th
luntff, trhnopin tnuth. bmnrhitii, inflw
enza. thnrtntut of brrnth. pain and
xvenhnmn in tnr. brtatt or si'rfe,
iircr rnnii'ititiut, anrf the
fimt ulngm of
CONSUMPTION.
We will not assert that this B.M.HAM will cure
Coti'iimpiion in ist snorsf firm, hut it has rnred
mnv after all nl!i"r means of rlief l a l t'een Irieit
In vain. And why lint ! It seems thai the W1I.I)
(MII'.RUV was destined hy Nntnie to fie our PA-
IN At 'KA tor the lavaeina itiseaies nT tlu c io la.
I tilude. Let not the drpairimt tnvnliil vs'e liis
m mey nnd Ionia TIME, to him si all important.
tn trficrimrnlmi! with the Irasliy noitriims of tle
d.if, lint use fit onre a medicine that will rnre, If a
mre lie p 's-ilile a medicine that science app'nves,
and manv yeori of experience hive demonstrated
that M otll'in1 relieves.
'1'hrrr is no sr'i thine; m fiil." in the Instory
if this wondertul B Al.SA M. Evidence the most
convincing eve.ieivee thut no one rait doubt, fully
estaMi hc th a fact. For the s ike of hrrvity we
se'ect the fol owing from thousands.
Isaac Pla't, Eq., Editor of the Pukei psie E icle.
one of the m sl infinentinl j omi iU in t'e s'aie of
New Ymk, staUs iim!ei the ent'inntv of his own
name, lint a young !ady, a rrl ilive it his, ol erv j
ilehcnle riinslrmton, mm atlaeked in Fell. 18 12
with fe'-ere old. which immediately pro.lneej f pit
ting i f lilnnd. rough, fever, nnd oilier dnngeroits slid
HUrming symptom". Throned meilirnl Healinen'.
Mid c ue she prntinlly tec .ter'd durum summer.
Hut on the return of winter she was iillik- d moie
i leiulv tl'Sii nl fust, she became scarcely nl:le lo
wa'k and wj tmuMed w ill cough, chill ami fever
eveiy lay, anil appeateil to lie going rapnlly Willi
' coiisiimi i,.n nl II i time, when there was n sign
I r . t vii . , t ..1. r
01 improveiiieni, ir. 1 nil procured a no ne i
Wistah's Bilsim or Wn.n (oiiiuit. which she
look. hi.iI it stcininclv rel.red her. Mie eta se
cond. ami before it was half tsken she wa re-tored
to prrfrrt lirnllh, w bich she has enj yed ! the pre
sent tune, without the Blighter! symptom nf her fir
mer disc se.
Mr. P alt snvs "the cure c me under my i-wn ob
seivalimi and I cannot be mist iken ns to the facts."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER, DATED
I'r.ai nn.': k. Wnslnngiiui co., Maine, A pr. 2U. 1 S-14
Mil. ISA C Ei:TTS. Dear Sir: At the re
ipiest of liuiliv of my friernls in this place nnd viel.
1 ily who ore nlllicted wirh consu'0ition nnd liver
roinp'atn's, I lake the libery of asking you o np
j o nt someone in this county a agent to se!l Wis.
Tin's Balsam or Wit.ii CiirnsT. and to send hro
a few d.ien. as there ia none of i! for sale witt in
"(10 miles from this I have no donht that it would
inert with a ready sale rf it were where it cou'd le
(HM-nred without loi much rtpense mid delnv.
My vifo was nliiirked about sis ni nihs since
rilh what the physician rolled the first e'agr of
C 'ti-iiuil'tion a -complaint vi rv prevalent in thii
s.-c'ion of country. Having semi the Ujlsiin ad
vertised in Augusta.
err- coo mii,e3 rnorri iiehij, -en
I took the pains to aml there for a bottle uf it,
which she look, and which helped her so much thai
I sent fir I o botdes more, whi-.h i-hc has also ta
ken. and he now s is she has not felt so we!! for
ix vears n flic dor at ibis lime. All those who
have ie.pii'ed ..fine nnd nscerlained whul effect ttie
Bulsam b ul, are anxious lo h ive some f.ir sale in
thi- viriniiy, which is lire cmise of my writii g you.
Plra-e inform me by irtirn nf rmil whether you
conclude to aeiul some, and if so to whom, in order
i lint it may be known where it can lie had.
1 mil with re-per t v'Ur, etc.
P. J. FAKNSWOKTH, P. M.
The wlpde country is fist learning thai no medi
cine no plivsinan no prrparaiion nf any k'nd
whatever ran i ijiial Da. Wisrso's liiLsm uf
Wii.ii Ciii-iiiii.
a tri'IsT iTOMs:nri i. ( i nn.
WiTknvuir, Oneii's Co.. N. Y. Sept. 1.1, I S 1 H.
Dear Sir I uwe it to the afllicted to iofirni y u
lti.it iu .l .nunrv I i-t I w as uiiai ki d by a ve.y vio.
lent rohl, cnusi d by woikifg in the water, whiih
srltlid on n.y lungs. It vns arrorup.ini 'd-bv a ve
rt aivce pain hi mv -br.-asi nnd n.'es. snd sls- a
1 I'.iaties.irig rough. 1 had in aitcndsncn all the Led
' mci'.ic.il aid in uiir village; but after eihaning all
lheirsk.il u.poa.iil.lbey pronoiineel my di-e.i-e a
; 1 1 1 s i i h m r. o I iol irino, mi i uit iiii,-i.,iiib
i gart me up tn tlie. After mm h jursu-'sion I got
I be (on-tnt nf mv phv'tciaii to use ihe Hiisvm oi
I W'li.t. n i n n t pr pareil by Dn Wisrta. I pu. '
' iha-.d uf the Agent in our pi ire one b-oile. be'ore
Using h iifof bich I I rt'.in to gain strerg h. and it ;
w a very evident mv cough wn nmch belter and
mv sMtiptouis n eviry way impr ving. I have I
now Usui tbiee bottles, mid am restart d to perfect
liiott'i. This re-oh is al .ne owing to ihe u-e ,.( :
UK WISTAH'S BALSAM OF Vt II. D ClIEIt-
BY ; nnd I take this method nf vu g yon the in I
f inn oion. p .rtlv to pay you the debt of groilude '
I .ove ynii, and portly that other- similarly all'ictid
ma ku v where to npply for relief.
Yeiyl.uU y.e, is, J A w I . S S Af.'E.
Mn. I'Ai.-im Dinggist, iiipIci d ile nf W..I. rville,
S, .i. 2 lib, IS4:1. wm.s:
The sli.li meoi giwn y.-u by Vr. .I.imrs Sage is
well known lo be rue by Ibis whole roniin'inrlu
It rirtunlv was s too-t reinatka' le cere. The snte
i f the Hal-iun et good, nnd iis sueeehs in t uies
i u y tlaitcriiig. You: risp ctt'ullv.
D. D. PALMER.
thi'. .most r.i.MAni; mm. v.
c rin: r.vF.ii iiKcoiuiFi).
Haiiiiomivi.ii, N.J. Apiil 2H. 181:1.
! ln nr;.botil the Ol'i.'sy id ( ).l.ibc, I r4 I, I w as
I tekeii v. i h a violent p. in iu the si le t ejr the livir,
Rlofli ron'inii.d for al'olit five at ivs. and wi-s fob
low. d l-y tin- I r. iking of D:i u c. r. or a' sees, in
. wardry. wluc'i relieved tle sin a b ib-, bad rau-rd
' me ibrow up a L'rrat aiomtitv nf ol'eusie uialter
' ..ud aUn much blood Hi ing pTealy alitm.diit
this, I ai'ln d to a iiysieiau, but he ssnl he ih 1141 I
1 he ruuld do but ti tle for nie ec p g ve ni - s. mr
: Mercury 1'i'lt, w'orh I 11 fusel lo l ike, fi ehaig
-k.Mied tl sl ibry rovald do me ao u huI ; n any o-
ilur r.unahrv were then rorurrd by my wife and
1 friend, lut none abd mat any ganul ai d the alls.
; 1 har;e ot tiluod and r.iiuiii"ii s: ill roi.l-liui d . vi rv
fi w days, ami at last t ecoinn so ull'ei-.sive th at I
I c-'U'd scari'rly breattie. I w .s also srued w ith a vi.
in.-ua truuijii, wiueu bi iiiuph cau-eai me to rir
mui h more blood than I had done la-fore and my
disease continued in this way, still growing worse,
until February, when all Iiok nf my recovery was
given up, anal my ti lends all thought I would die
id s t.Altiirtso CaisseMPTloN. At this moment,
when mv life was appnren It drawing near its chase,
I heard of Dlt. M lsTAK'8 BALSAM 0 F
WILD CHELKY, and got a botile which at
iivviii ms ism iiiinii ; and by ihe use of only
three b -lib s nf this inrd cinr, all my pains were
removed my cough and spitting of blood and cor
ruption entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my
henlih was so far restored as to enable me to woik
al my trade, (which is a carienttr,) and up to this
tune 1 have rnjoyi'J good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLniicssTsa Cuustt, N. J , as.
IVisi-ually caiue befvrs mr, the subscriber, one of
the .lustier of the Peace in and for the said coun
ly. Thomas Coccus, and leing duly affirmed ao
cording lo law, saith the above statement ia in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20ih of April. 1843.
.1 Cunrn. I P. 5
Such is tho unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM, "NATURE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION,"
a prescription congenid to nur wants, as it is pie
pared Ir m chemical rtttacts from suhtaneea whirh
the autlmr of nature has placed in mir own Imd
for wise purpo-e, that many who know nothing
of the mode of iis prrpantion nre endeavoring to
reap pecuniary henefiis by nelline nn article simil ir
in name, or in appear mce. or by repreeniing their
own trash ss miprriiiT to this B A1,R AM, or bv put
ting tip a mixture urn! a demnly asseverating that it
is imp tried from a foreign country, which i not the
case. All trrae clecenl ve arts goto shuw t ot
... , ,, - i . V ,1 .1. 11 1 .iii- . .1 1
Ta a Ittrsiai i known to t ie world to be lendi d Willi a moal 1itmI.- I iniprnvrmeiil id ths ge- 1
t
THE (! It EAT HEME OV." and thn to trll
any mixture it inul In like this in name, tr pur
port to he lik it iu su' stanrc.
(FT Believe not the cunningly wrought fabiira-
ti uis and Inks nn'y the original and genuine j
Wistah's IUi. Who Ciunnt.
no otiibh can na Lisa it. '
Address nil orders to ISA AC BUT I'M, No. S3 i
Ann !t New Vmk.
Agents, JOHN W. FRILLNO. Sunburi,
1). BIlMM'lliAM. ,rthi,ml,r,l,id,
J. K. MO VEH. Ittnmnshunr,
J. VVACISONSELLEK, XrVm-Crort,
BROWN' iV L'KEASV, M fjtmviltr.
Feb. 23,1, 1H45 ly
FIFTY DOLLARS IlKW Alll) !
('t'tchrnli'd TitDKaily .Ttlcdiriaes
'WTITII'L not cure rvirv thii-.p. but stil remdii
V V uneiiia!b d in their sevi r ) d partmei.ts by
evr rv ihinj ever offered to Ihe public, wlio hove
voluntary rame f irvvarl snd offered numerous nnd
highly respectable li-niinoiiinU of their supeiior
rfiic icy.
Cunt -eir.1 Compound Mnliratrd Syrup rf .c"
tnpitr.Hii 1 or, 'NiiluSi-oihiitic JS v rup, fur the ct.re
ol r'Voifula, Chrnnie Bheu.n itism. Chronic Swel
lings of the Joints, Eruptions nf the skin, and ell
Dicea-e aii-ing from the abuse of Menii'V, ,Vr..
uiisiirjinssed by any thing in the nia kel, rombi.
lung all the virtues resident in the Sar npirillj
with a modern medicament, on'v lately liroughl I
out ny the mist resperlnble medical authorities,
Price, fit) cents per b -tile.
Ciintrrll'it .inti-Piipfptif I'oirdrr, for the re
lief and pernmnmi cure of th t uvst distressing
roinpliiint, Dy-pepsia, in all its firms and a'ng-'s.
It is tiiilv a most nh . I .If remedy. Sjld in bottles 1
ai o ami ol) cents each.
nnlrrll i .1Sue M'jr'ure nnd lome Mriltrtt-
mrnta, slmds nl the head nf Ihe list unrivalled bv
r.y. or all tie innumerable meibcin' in u-e
throughout the length nod bread h of the land, for
the cure of Frvm and Am-K iu all its stages, ami j
from nil it ennseouences.
Itcsiileiits iu Feer and Ague districts
should
! never be without it
l lie surisrriner win lorteit r.lt I ) I " M.I. n li? (
where bi medicine tails to perform a rure in the j
most obstinate rase.
S .Id Wh.Ve.de nnd Bojail bv CALEB ORES. ;
SON. at bis Drug Warehouse. No. fi North Third j
Street, Philadelphia; also, bv the ngnlirlv np.
pointed agent. SETII W. KOB KIM'S, Wl .ilesa e
Dructfi"'. No. fit Water Sircrt. Mobile.
I'repare l in Iv bv ll-e Siilwriher, corner of C A K
I'ENTEIt snd SBCOMl .s:r..ts, below Christi
an, l'liil.iilel l ia. where it is also retailed.
Observe, none ate genuine without the sitnaiure
f JOHN A. CAN TKELL.
C'anlrcirn itrnc Mixture, or Tonic
.llrUlraiiirnfa,
Ear the eure of nil Htiins nfirlioni, if taken ac
ctiriliw; ta dirretinii.
It is a nescr failu g remedy phudi no fnini'y
euglr to be without, especially in low inatsby
com tr co.
I As this medicine is put np under the prnp'ie-
tor's inunnliiie inspection on the most ci.n'ifie
pricctplrs, be ng Pur ly Vt;el..hle, snd having
tried its elVicacy on thousand, for upwards of 12 j
vara, and to hi knnwlei'ce wren taken triciv ac- 1
cording lo directions, there hi- not been one fa lure. 1
I'nder such r reuin-lanf e I rrromrm nd It U the ;
public, adding a certifi. ati in support of my asscr- j
lion. i
I, John Burns, do cettifv that I was in the ship :
r.. it... ,.c in.o ...t..i, i.i . (V.i ... :.. '
I , . . , , , lv,.r.,, ,', , fpvp, !
one.
and ague and hud iu Liv io..l siune I mr limb r
! ihe doctor's barn's, went l orn t! e'e I i Ha'timere,
lay in the l. urinary for f. .air or five wrrk fmm
iheni-e to I'l-.i'ad. 'pi. is ; was si months under Dr.
Coats; from thence to New Y. rk winl lo lie
' Hosp;al, leiiiaim-d there about f oir weks w ithont
ant relief Med . very th'ng without snv benefit,
for five years. Hearing of Cntitrell'a Ague Mix
' lu'e (mill a freed, I went lo l is store, t dd him
i h w I wiis alUiclrd, and get a buttle nf his mixture
and ns. d it a- r-'r.'irig tn .l.r.'elion. It made a i-r-I.
rl rure, and I have In I had the least return sii.ee.
I do with coulidenre leiiuninend ii to the public.
JOHN BEIt.N.S.
rilcilcal'l Syrup f Snmapjii Ilia.
I Phda.b Ipl.ia, April 10th, 1MI.
j Mr. Jnni A.Cinimii,
! Dear sir, Having ben afilic'ed fortipwaid- nf
; two vears with u'rerattori of the throat, alr-troyii g
i the whole ..f die soft pilde, then through the tipper
I part 1 f mv m uilh into mv nose, from which w in.
j nl 1 ia re-of hot e rame nut, wlurli partial'y de.tioy
I ed my sp.iecb. through a kind Pro idrui r ntul mir
' MeibcTed Svrup of S.irssp uid 1, 1 am now lesion al
j lo p.-it. el l.c.ilth,and mv si-j'nt.wb rh w. nni much
imt aind, i as strong as when a boy.
I I thought it a duty I oued toyou snd ihosesinii
1 l.uly alfei i. d, to miaki-. it nbhe.
1 Youis, K spec fully,
; SXNII EL KtRK,
; Con er nf Tenth ami C.-ates Stu.-ts.
j
I I, tshril Jonst'-n, No. C Rr-Vli-f Street. a!o nr
'. t f that niv wife, J ane, was nfillcted lor Iwo years
wi'h Hheunia isin. and nl la I was a uiirely ah-a'deJ,
so lha' she wss obliged to he routine I to b d , I .
ing i f Cant ell's .Me- i.-a'cl r;vaaip of Sji.iari'ta,
. nr Ami Scorl'iiiir Svrup, I prol ine I f.ui. I.iba,
; which cuiipl. ti Iv reimoad nil bar nitis anal sttiT
j lies- from lur Llliba ; Iwo Me or hollies Iniide a pa r
! led cure. SI e is now able lo attend 'o ber hnnsi-
hold duii-s a usual. A 11 (ill. JONsTON.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22d, IS 14.
(TJj De-criptive Pamphlrls may be had of the
agent. (Oiatis.) J. W. FKlLlMi,
Sua bury. Nov. 9. I S44. I y ,1ent.
jsuWy &vlo c a p,
WHOLESALE & nETAII
1 1 AT & CM' IM A N L' FA CTU K U US,
South Hast corntr of Market and 4th tts.,
ritilatlelphla,
7 HERE they always keep 011 band an fiten-
ive issortm.nl nf HATS lit CA I'S of every
description, got up in Ihe best and most approved
lj le. I'eitons alcrimus of purchasing superior atli
chs on the most lessens! le terms, will find it lo
ibrir sdvantage to call b.fore making purchases
ha-re.
Pbtladilphia, Oct. &lh, 1844. ly
OAKIjEY'S
nr.priiATivE sinti.
flHE vatuah'e properties of Oakley's Depnrs
I. live Syrup of 8nrsaparilla, as a purifier of the
blood, is so well known lo ths public generally,
that it ia unnecessary to occupy murhparein sel
ling; forth Ihe advantages lo be derived from its
use ; whrrevrr the medicine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over nil others : eveiy
oiietbat tins tnken it, have derived so signal bene,
ficial results from it, that it : recommended by
llicin with the u tnoat eoiifidcnce. Physicians of
the highest Minding in the i-ifrsliii, prescribe it
to pi'ient. under their rare ; r.nt'iining lioihiot
dt literious. hot being composed ol Iht nrnst rai' l,
yrl tfl'icncious vegetpble materiaN.it is nff.'rcd with
confidence, es tfie rbenpet mid mint afTicirnl nu.
rifier of lbs blood now knnivu. The use of a fsw
hollies, especially in the spring mouths, will be at
m-iai aiienuui pi mr sysieui, vrmiiraMUK any r--ee-i i
r, .7 . , . 1 L , I
nf ihsrn-e tbat mnv have breti genenteij. beanie
, ,., . ..11, v .1
giving henltb and vigor lo the body. t or lh! cure
1 1 r ! m
of Scrnlula or Kings Evil, KUrum itisio. I it or,
. .. . ..... ., . '1
I'lmpbs or etupttons of the Skiu, bite Swe Una,
is .1 ft . . . . . ' I
I I'tu'a, bronic ;ough Asthma, &c. Ihe ti. I
' . ' , , , . i
merous coriificaies in the posesiMn of tbs sutler !
1 . 11. . r I ,i
iti Biin 111 vvviua, 1111111 ui;yairiaoa aou oioera, are J
. 1 r J - I
suli'ici'Jiit to cnev ore toe must akenticM nfitscu
( I eririTtty over all preparation of 8 irsip.irilt.
I S dd wholesale nod retail, by Ihe proprietor,
OEUiHiE W. OAKLEY, North Mil stre.l. Kea
' ding, Beiki Cunniy,nnd lo be bad uf the following
! iicis. me :
In Ktrlhnmberhind County. . B. Mnsr, '
Siinbnryj lieUud fc Mixcl, McE Aensville ; 1) j
Krnuser. Milton.
Union County. J. (learhnrt, Selinsgroves (
A. fiiitrlins. Mifllinliurg. 1
In Columbia Count y. It. V. MeCay, Wash '
ingion.
Itendinj. Marrh 14, 184H,
Ma. Oiki f.t: I believe it the nty nf evi rv 1
one to do whatever in their power I ir--, for th b nr.
fit of their fellow ma", nnd having had po-i ivs
pionl in mv own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Depnr.itiva Syrup nf fSaisapirilla, I ni st
coiiseieiiliou-lv reeommend it to the afflicted. We
had the inUfoitune lo ke two of our children, by
the breaking rut nf ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head snd neck, although we had some of li e
most srienlifir physician to attend tin m nnd had
tiled all the known icmcdics, including Swain's
annrea, without avail. Another nf my children
j was aiinrkcl in the snme ni.iiiner, ber lace and
) iii'ck was completely covered; the il.rx ha-ge was so
' nlleitsive, and ihe ilisetse at sn h a liC'cht. llint we
de-paired ol her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of i.nr Drnuraiive Sviunot S irsanan.l i. we weie
induced to nuike trial ol it, as toe last resort ;
, ,,.(., hkeachnrm; the u'cers eonimruritl healing
1
' mm,rdiatriy. a few hollies entirely r'tnredher to
hrr health, which she has enjoyed iin.nteriU tcd!y
ever since. A a ponlirr nt the blood, 1 verily be
lieve it has n.it its equal.
JOHN MOYER, Tailor.
Walnut Btrcct, near Fourth, Beading.
Dougliss. ills, April 1!);N. lH-tH.
Ma. 0;l.r.T : My son Edmund Leaf, bad the
I srrofHla in the most dreadful and distressing man
I tier for three years, during which time he w is de
! prived of the use of his limb, hi he .d and neck
j were env. red wiih ulcers. We tri-d all ihe diff-'-etil
remrdiis, but to no tlTect, until recommended
I by Dr. Johnson of Norri-town. anil sn Dr. U i ic
I lliester, nf Heading, to use your DcpU-ntive Syup
of S.irFsparill.i, nf which I ubtnincd several bo'rles.
. t. . t .. t . . u l .i: - i .
i , .. . , , . .,
I los svsiein, Ihe sore healed up, and the child was
r . i i i i i i u i
j ii piiiTrii in rii-, . iir.iiiu, Willi 11 nr I'll. i-n.iru
I uninterruptedly ever sinre, to the astonishment of
many persons who seen him lin ing his i.fflirtiiui
I have thought it mv alu'y, and send yn tins rem. 1
irate lint others who have 1 like lllictiori in that
fimilt mny know where In obtain ao valuable a 1
medii ine. Yours trult. I
AMELIA D. LEAF. j
Sept. tfi. 1S1T ly j
To Cce::i.i'j .TlprcS.nial. ',
Hoots, Slmos, louiDcl-s. I.cirh.irn nnd .
r.-iltn I.faf Hals.
C. W. vV 1.. II. TAYIiOl!, !
at the S. H.rornrr of Market and I'ilh .S'.'s..
""FFEIl fir ra'e 1111 rxten-i.e se-niimriil nf ti e 1
'above arncb s, all of whieh they sell nl unusual
ly low prices, nnd parlirul uly invite the attention
of biivers visitu g Ihe ciiv, loan nammnti m ,f
tb.tr stoek. O. W. .V L. B. TAYLOR.
PhiU.lelpliis. May 25. I c-14. I v ;
i or.nicrioitri
DBA? H BZiOW.
rI'he 1 11 ' lie will please nlucrve that no llratulieih
Pil's sre genuine, unlaws the bos ha th'ee li
bels ujiori it. (the tup, Ihe a'n'e and Ihe bottom)
a'Hrh containing a f ic-siini!e signature of my hand
writing, thus B. Bn iinnr.Tii, M. D. The.- Is.
bel nie eniirived on sta'el, besut fnlly aVigned.
snd abine al an et petite uf over f i.OOO. Th. ra fira
it will hr seen that the only thing neer-ssiy lo pro
cure the midicino in its puritv, is to observe tbese
label.
Uemember the top, the side, and I' e bottom.
The following re -peclive person are duly atulu-ri
red, and fio'd
ciiitxxrxcATrs or ACsrNcv
For the sale of Hrr.nJreih'i ts;etati!e I'nirertal
Tills.
Xorthnn.lsulsnd county : Milton Mnakcy cv
t -bamba ilm. .viinh.ir It. B. Masses. M Ewens
vide lia-hnd.V Meit.ll. Northu.n' eiiaml Wna.
Forsyth, (icoiua'town .1. A". J. Walls,
t'l.iun (.' .unty: New La-rhn Bog 11 A: Wui.
ter. St'linssro'e l.eorge- Ciundiutu. Mi. I. tie..
burg Isaac Sniiih. lla-avi r'own 1'iivid Ilublc.
Ad uiisl urg Win J. May. MilTHtishuig Mt-nsih
eV Itay. Hi'tlctnli Danud Long. Fraehnrg
'. It.etF. C. Mover,
Columbia cm. lily
Lewi-burg alts A lirrro.
Danville E. B. H.'Mioldk
1?; Co, Hi rw ii k f human A U tla-uhoiise. Ca'
tTwissn C, (!. Brobts. B'ooinsl. lire John K.
Mover, .lemry Town LeviBisal. Wa-binv'tnu
l'olil. Mat.'av. Lime-tone lialli-' fz V?'"ieh.
Observe lhat each ceul has an Kngravnl t'.r
tillcate nf Agency, containing a repu s-maiion nf
llr BUANDiJETH'S Manuficiory at Smg Sing,
and itjioti which will a'so be seen rxnet copies ol
the ntw lulieix m.w used upon the ISrandnlh Pill
Rons.
Pbiladilphis, o.Tice No. R, Noith Sihslra-et.
B. BKANDItETH.M.D
June 54lh, IS43.
CITY FrHNITUHK AUCTION,
AND PRIVATE SALES HOOMS,
Nus. 'Jt ami 31 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
C('. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectful1? in-
vile the attention of persons desirous nf pnr
chasing Furniture, In his extensive Sales Rooms,
(both public snd Piivate,) for every description of
Household Furniture, where ran le obtained al all
limes, a large assortment nf fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mattrssses,
Ac, at very ra-dured prices, for cah.
07" Sales by Auction, twice a week.
May SVth, 1813. ly
ROSE OINTMENT
roil TI3TTEK,
niNowoitMs, ristpi.M on tub rr ic, and othe
fTTANF.ntsi rut Plill-(S.
CTj" Thf fnlhiU'inctrtiJica'tdcm ihrtnne oftKt
fniirt rrtrmrrdinary eurrs ercr tfferietl by any
application.
pHir.Anr.irnM, Feluusry in. 1839.
T7OJI twenty years I wss severely afflicted with
Tsttkii nn the Face and Head! the diseasn
ennimenrrd when t wis seventeen years old, snj
continued until the Full of tRtG, Virrving in vio
lencs, bul wiibout ever dia lppe arinj. lnring most
of t!,e time, gsrat nr' nf my f ice was covered with
the eruption, freqnentlv attended wiih vio'enl itch.
ingS rot head swel ed nt time until it fellas if ii
wi'uld burst the virtlin:! was so g'Sit, that I cmcM
seaicrly get nit h it on, Uurinjr the long period
th it I wn afflicted wi'h the disease, I useil a great
manv ai piicaimns, lamnr.g ttiem several celeliraleil
.,'.,. . n ,
I reinrnt lno 1 n Wi.li ns I .Lii..r innrartf rmil i
:.. .1.. 1 . . t . n ... re ,
meluliiig a nuinbiT of botth a of Sivutmg Panacra.
v r v; r 1 t . ...
hxlrart if Santifiurtllii, &.C, In fact, it wou d he
, ,;, .' , .,. ., . . , . , ,
impo-sttiw to ecmtiein'.s nil Hie ruediemes I used,
, ' . , ., (o. lV . , , , . . ..
1 was also under the c.irc of two nf the most dis-
,:, 1 . .,.;:.. t .l: . . . .. .
itnjuisv.ad nbvici ins of tnt citv, but with ul re-
; . r. , . , , .
ifiving ip icli I otit. inJ I disii,iit,d of ever being
1 1 , ,1 . r 11 1 low .11 . .1 .
cured. In ll'.s fill ol liln, vl 1 disi ae nt the time
t 1. ,
lirltlir vefV violent. I comoistieeil ii.inif hn
Ointment, (prepared by Ynulian Si Divis.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased, ihs
swelling abated, the rujilinn began to disappear,
and before I hid urrd ajar tlie di-ease was entirely
ruied. It has now lieen m arly a y.ar and a haif
since, and there is not a velige of th disease ro
niaiuiug, except tho scira from the deep nits firmed
1 by the i)j rae. It is impossible for me to describe
I in a certificate the severity of ibe disea-n and my
I tulh rins, but I will l-c pie iscd to give a fuller ac
1 coniil to any person wanting further satisfaction,
', who will cull on trie. At the time I rnjimnnccj
I usin? ihe IJ. se Ointment I would have given hun
i dieds nf do'lais lo ho rid of llin disease. Since u-
sing it, I have recoiion-rided it to s-everil persons,
(anions them my mother, who hid the diseuso bad
ly on her mm.) who w re a I cured bv it.
JAMES UUKNELL, No. 15(i, IticeSt.
The liose ():iitmer.t is pi-pared by B. B.
Yauhan, Suuih P.ast comer of "I'lnrd and l'ace
stie' ts, Pliiiiidi'lphia. and sold on arency in Sonbu.
rv. by If. B. M ASM',!,
" May Mih, !. Ai;rnt,
Elof O'niJjiirjtl, avr 'flVJlvr.
a proof or its r.rricAt.Y.
I'll 1 1 n n. nn , May "Tilt, IS:i'J.
'PHIS js to rer'ifv ti nt I was severely sill ctcj
a with Tntlpr 01 lit ton. its unit t. 1 f.ir mow .p.ta
I of lorty jears; llv n ise.se was atlended generally
i.a-i.t m-inng ami swelling. ..put rj to I
j, number nf li sin .ns. anil used a grent mat y pp!i
i a ions Willioiit -l l.-t-i i . . i a cure. AUuit a y-nr
since. I i.pphed ti e Kos,. Ointment, which entirely
slopped ihe neb, n. and a I. w apphcuti ns unuie.li
alely cured the diseaB, which there has Ueu no
return of, although 1 had never been rid of it at
any time for forty year. ItlCHAKD S.WAt.E,
Eleventh, bele-w Spince Sneet.
CjT The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Yaiiiihan. S uih East lorner nf Third and l.'iice
Si re-is, Philadelphia, and sjUI on agency iti Suului
rv.l.y H. B. MASS Kit,
May Mth. 1I1. Att.
OJ the ROSE. OI.TMr..T, for T'ttrr.
i LTMOl'UM the superiority of the prsuaia i n
A over nil others is fully es ahlishrd, the r.ipr e-
tors take pleasure in laying hfrs ihe public tho
following ceriiricaie fr..w a respectable physician.
J a grmluale nf the I Diversity of f nnsvlvaina. l)r.
1 . . , , .J. , . . . -
Ujugh, having found ui this leuir. y that re hef fr
a tedious and di-a'ecaMe atfurtton which the means
within Ibe rsnt of bis profession failed tJ slford,
has not hesitated to give it Uis appiubati m, slthouli
the prejudices and u.ieresls uf thai profession ate
i.ppoae J lo secret Kemejies.
fmLii'iLrau, Sept. 19, 18:16.
I w.t recently l oiibied with a tedious herpetic
eru;ii"n, which eo'C-ed nearly une si.'n ofmv f ice,
snd extendi d .ever the ear. Mr. Van jhan, propne
l'it nf the Rose lliutinei.l, oh-eliii mv fa-e, insn
led nn my trying his piepaiation. of which lie han
ded me a jar. Aiihough in common with the mein
bcis ol my pra.fr.sii.il, I alisi ounirnsni e nd disap
prove of t,e nunierous nostrums (inland upon the
jn.t'lic by ignoi cut pretenders, 1 f. rl in jusiice hound
to except thn Kose (Iini111.nl fnun that c!a-s of me
.brains, and to give it mv appmhstion, ns it entire
ly .ur.d the eruption, ahhougii it hid resisted lha
u-ud iipphraiions. DANE H A I 'OH. M. 1).
C jT Ihe IJose Ointment is prepared by E. I.
Yaughau, Sooth Kast corner nl Third aid It ace
Sireei. ftiilada'ipl.in, and snhl nn agnicv in Sun-
i nrv, bv h. u. massi;k.
May Mth. 11:1. Agmt.
I'nrner ttf Third and Vine Streets,
wxiatiAKsroaT, a? a.
flHK subscriber n-speitfullv aunouncrs tithe
1 1 uMtr thst be h'S opened a Hotel in iln-commodious
hi irk building situate on the comer of
I hiial and Pine tre:s, where hs wP be hapV to
sit np n thoe who mar fivnr bim 4 it i tlieir
coinpany. Ti;e L.ijle Hotel is la-ge nnd c naei.i
em, srd furnished ir. the he I nv-'ein stile. Ii is
provided w it ti a lrge n'Onber nf well aired and
comfortable sleeting apartment, rooms, private
parlor, Ac. Prisons Vis'ting ilbam;iort an bu
eiuess or p'es'iire, mat re-l a nr-d lhat etert et
erajon wdl Ve used to rerder their sojinrn at the
'Eagle Hntr" pleasant and agreeable, HisTa'de
will be supplied with the vrrv best the market af
lord, and lis far w it ti the choicest wines and other
ltiOrr .harden ra-smiatde. The r'agle lloirl
prssessrs greater advaninge in point of location
than nv nibei in-!- 1 ' ihlohnu i,t in ih- iHirough,
b.ing situate in the business p-irt of ihe town, ami
wilbui a a-ntn eiuoi.f distain-e nf the Court House
and W iiba;iisiorl and Eluiir Had Hon.! 1 put,
Snllii ieiil Stabling provided, and good and trusty
oslb is slwavs in atta-ndaii. e.
Attentive, accou.mod.itmg and hone-l Sirvants
have been arnpboed. snd noi' ii.g I. -ft intone that
will add to the coinfoal and accommodation of his
gue-ls.
There wi'l be n rarriaje alwaia in a'lendance at
the Boat I.Hiidiug lo convey pas-engers lo and from
the House, lice uf rbarge.
I'll AHLEs BOltitiiWs.
May 1 Its. 1 if
.Hirhru l WcaVn A; Son,
nsri: r.: Aliens tn:r cisAwcLssa.
A . 13 Xurth Water Jimt, Thitude'iifiin.
A h ronsiaully on hand, a general iissort
ment of Cordage, Seine T tries. Ac, vizi
I ar d lioics. Fishing Hopes, hue Knjies, Manit
la Ropes, Tow Lines lor Canal Boats. Also, a
complete assortment of feine Twinea, Ac, such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent (Silt
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring 1'wii e, Shoe
Threads, Ac. Ac. Also, Bed Cords, I'lough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpel Chains,
Ac. all of w hich they will dispose of on reasonable
let ma.
Philadelphia, November 13, 1842. ly.
No. lys Maikt Street, Philadelphia.
8NYITE the attention of Country Merchanis
to their es tensive assortment of British French
ud American Dry Hoods, which they od'er for sal
on llin most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, Ncvrmlier 13, 18H. ly.