ass
V) Matften and hr Motliea.
Mots 7 hk er.Nri
"fecu my -mother, yesternight,
Found out the kin you gae
Tty stealth, (fwrhape it was not tight,)
She's done nought eUo but rare.
Therefore I think I 'J bent at once,
Return yeur kiss to end it ;
Tor if there's harm done, any dune
' Must know (hat will amend it.
But mind I woW on no account
Give for yonrUs another,
Kor add the least to love' amount.
But on'y for my mitVr.
o I'll at once my kiss bestow :
Now then be quiet, do!
So close mir lips met I don't know
Which first kiss'd I or you '.
Therefore, to save mistake, I must
Let that for nothing go,
And with one more replace the first;
Don't reckon it a two.
"Cut mind, -I would on no account
G.ve for one kiss another,
"Nor add lh least to love's amount,
But only for my mother!
American Flour.
It is assented by one of the most eminent ba
iters ir. London, that American flour will absorb
from 8 to 10 per cent, more of its own weight of
water in manufacturing it into bread or biscuit,
'han the English wheat. Mrs. Rundcll, in her
"Domestic Cookery," stutt-s that while 14 lbs. of
American flour will make 21 j lbs. bread, the
raine quantity of English flour will produce but
IS J lbs. We have numerous specimens of Eng
lish aiid American wheat of similar varieties, and
'he English is almost invariably a larger and
plumper berry than the American.
v"e attribute this to the longer time required
for ripening in that cooler, damper climate, by
which it nbsorbs and retains a larger quantity of
water. Ours on the contrary, is ripening under
a dry, hot sun, evaporates a larger proportion of
'rater and leaves the farina in a more condensed
ftat-, und when exposed again to moisture in
cooling, it absorbs the additional quantity above
s'sted. This is an important fact, of which the
dealer and consumer should be fully aware. We
see our southern friends claim this quality exclu
sively for their own wheat, which is doubtless
true in part but not wholly in comparison with
English. It IB a well known and long establish
ed principle, other things being equal, that a
warm and dry climate gives a richer grain than
a ccld moisture Toronto Herald.
Corn mid Corn nl Cooked'
There can be no rafer position assumed, in
jriciiliiirnl economy, then that there is a most
important savins.' e!!' clei' by cooking ("nod.
l.tiijr m:t:- (lein ,ns", rated the fact,
'!", v.o!; i s nuar.lilv. is h'uhiv es-
. ! to t o nr,
rvat'on if liralth ; hence the
is rto;t -hi-, t ?
hiak, lhat both
, rinti.in. aa well
..!
ic-s of grain is
'.. , cooking when
mi k will be more ma
' i.-.t ioa to be correct,
,s und well known fact,
Sf'tl a u
ri i
1
-t. t!
?R A e el.
to
tr.at cam, by ho !uii. is iticreaacd two hundred
per cent, in bu'.k, rom r.-ie, three hundred
ptr cent.; t lint is, tn b more explicit, a bushe!
nf northern corn, after being steamed or boiled
will measure thrte bushels. A bushel of corn
vripal absorbs in tho process of cooking, or rather
requires (or the accmnpltshment of that object,
pearly fivo bushels of water enough of the li
;iji 1 hciiinr taken in or absorbed, to increase its
luilk from one but-hel to four and a half. Every
pound of meal, therefore, will make four and a
half pnundi uf 7nush. These fucta, we think,
rhonld cn fir towardspidinj tho introductioti of
co.-king tift a common practice, as they certainly
"('libit itiiUuvau'.'igeB ill a strung light Maine
Cultivator.
Tns Gur.T Cirr. London uprm an arer
.e, ".tie Us ten yeirs, his paid annnally )?19,
H0,(IU0 in cuiom dutii-s, or nearly half the
!io!e aitioutit tif rfciitir rait-ej from lhat de
'lirt .f nt. There arn 2.000 merchants and bro
. !icH with sr. !.!: a m lie ,f the Fxehane. The
v.-atcr e ..!.,, ..i.e. m.iply 2".17.(K)IOOO lioffhenda
every yar, ki.iI !lte ga i companies 10,000,000
otihx t'.ct of cs ev. ry twenty. Hnir hours. In
1C-10, there were e."M i;i SmithfiekJ market
10,70 head i.l cattle, end LfiOO.OOO of eheep.
The London new.p'ipera consume 10,000,000
stamps annually. The aiesiriboatU carry !0,.
000 pashengora every day. Thoje are 10,000
jnilcs of railroad, Hretching from London into
every part of the kingdom, completed at the ex-
peusa c f $,J22,CiO0.tK)O. 'I hern re &8 canals,
which cost aixiut S'2iW,0(.K),000. The biwtneee
of London bankers t'.oiie, averages f333,)00,'
000 a nior.lh. The wej'.Ui of mind po aeaaed by
that wonderful city is not put down by WoCul
loch, nor the weight of human degradation.
CoxoactaioNAt. Aatepont. During Mr. Jef
ferson's administration, eyrap was provided in
the capitol for the refreshment of the members
of Congress. This was furnished and charged
under the ktad f stationery. The National In
telligencer tells us, that a member who did not
like the beveuge, jocoaely remarked that he
should be very gUd if tl.e officers of the bouse
would provide a litte w biskey for those who pre
ferred it, tnd charge it to the account of fuel.
A Good Psiuirsics A mixture of honey and
ths purest thaicsal will make the teeth u white
SI ictw
DANK NOTE LIST.
Tlx; following list nhowa tha current value of all
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re
liance may l placed upon it, bi it Utvery week
jnrefully compared with and Corrected from' Dick
ncll'i Reporter
ISaiahs la Philadelphia.
Nsvl. LoCVrlO. I'5.'
I HIHU.
P A R.
NOTES AT
Bank of N.trth America
pr
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pat
par
Bank of the Northern Liberties ,
Oummereinl Rank of Penn's. . ,
Farmers' and Mechanic' Bank
Kensington Rjnk . ,
Philadelphia Bank
t htivtkill Rank
South wark Rank
Western Bank
Mechanics' Rank
Manufacturer' A; Mechanics' Bank'
Country ItaiiUn.
Bank of Chester County Westchester
par
par
par
par
par
par
Bank of Delaware County
Bank of Germantown
Bank of Montgomery Co.
Doylcstown Bank
Eaeton Dank
Farmers' Rank of Bucks co
Office ofBnnkof rer.n'a.
Office do do
Office do do
Ofiice do do
Cheater
Germantown
Nerristown
Doylcstown
Easlon
Bri-tol
par
ILirrisburg" Those
Lancaster I offices
Rending f do not
Eatnn J issuer).
NOTES AT DISCOUNT,
Hank of the United States Philadelphia
Hank of Penn Township . .
(Ji-arJ Rank . '
Moyamcnaing Rink . ,
Bank of "ennsvlvnnia , .
30
par
P
par par
i
M
par
'V
i
i
par
par
par
i
i
i
i
n
Mi new' Hank of Pottsville1
Bank of Lewislnwn
Rank of MuldMown
Renk of Northumberland
l'ot'avillo
Lrwutown
Miihllo'nwn
Nortl.'linliciland
Columbia Rink .Sc. Bridge co. Columbia
Carlinle Rank Carlisle
Exchange Rank Pittsburg
Do di branch of Hnllidavshurg
Farmers' Rank of Lancaster Laricasici
Lancaster County Rank Lancaster
Farmers' Rank of Reading Reading
Harrishurg Hank IIarriliurg
Lancaster Rank Lancaster
Lebanon Rank Iichauon
Merchants' & Manuf. Rank Pitmhurg
Bank of Piltslnirg PiMs'iui
Weat Hraneh R.ink iilianisport
Wyominir Rank Wilkealvarre
iiortnamptoii liink A I lei now n
Rerks County Rank Jwading
Office of Rank of U. S. Pitishiirg failed
Do do do Erie do
Do do do Ncv iiriuhton d.i
Kensinctnn Sav, Ina. A i'o
Pcnn Township Sav. Ins. do
Rank of Cliainlierf.hurg Chamberslmrg jj
Bunk of (ieltyshurg (ii iiyshurg
Bank of !SiiMuehauria t'o. Mcnlro lj
Erie Rank Kritt lil
Farmer- &. Drovera' Rank Wnyneshurg JtJ
Franklin Rank Waslnnston I J
ILinesdale Rnk HoneMl.ile I j
M otongihela Rank of B. Brownsville I J
Vork Rank York jl
N. H. 'I he notea of those hanks on nhich we
omit quotations, and etilistitntH a datli ( ) are not
purchased by the Phil.nh Iphia brokers, with the
exception oflhnte which have a letter of r. fen nee.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia iav. Ins.
rh.1,1,1. 1, hia failed
do fniled
do f.iled
; Dyolt, prop.) fulled
Towiin.la
Bedford no sale
Reaver closed
llsrrishtirtr, chocd
W a-!'.ii.(;tiiii f.nle.l
Ijelhfiiulo chard
1'itt-hUTg no sale
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill Sav. Ins,.
Manual Labor Rank (T. XV
l'owauth Rank
Alleghany Rank of Pa.
Bunk of Reaver
Rank of tatara
Rank of Wwdiiucton
i Outre Rank
I Wy Raik
r aimers i ..icni or iiar.n
Farmers' & Mech'cs' Rank
Farmers' &. Mech'cs Rank
Harmony Institute
Huntingdon Rank
Juniata Rank
Lumbermen's Rank
Northern Rank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Rridte Co.
Northumh'd Union Col. Ilk,
North Western Bank of Pa.
I'lllttur f.nle.l j
Fayette co. . f.iled '
ii.eiK aste filled
11 iriiionv no rale
II ui.ii.g.lori no fale
L'r. i iun fios.de
Waritti failed
U'linhitT no ule
NfW llo(e clusetl
, N i 1 1 1 1 " I on sale
Meadtilln closed
Port Carbon
Calli!o failed
Moi.li, se closed
I.'ntontown failed
finensl.urg tlofed
Wiikisharrn nosala
Office of Schuylkill Rank
Pa. Agr. 6l Mauuf. Rank
Silver Lake Rank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Westmoreland Rank
Wilkesharre Bridge Co.
(Tj All notes purportiri
to he on any Pemi-yl
vania Uank not given in lue ahove hat, may be act
Jown aa frauds.
XEW JEUSEtr.
Bank of New Brunswick
Belvideie Rank
Burlington Co. Bank
Commercial Rank
Cumberland Rank
Farineu' Bank
Farmers' and Mechanics' Rk
Farmers' and Mechanics' 1-k
Farmers' and Merchants' Rk
Franklin Rank of N.J.
ilohokeu Bkg& Gram., Co
Jersey City Rank
Mectiauiis' Bank
Manufacturers' Rank
Morris County Rank
Monmouth Ilk of N.J.
Mti'huiiirs' Bank
Mechanic' and Manuf. Rk
Morris Can.il and Ukg Co
Po.t Notea
Newark Bkg Sc Ins Co
New Hope Del Bridge Co
Brunswick
lielvuleiH
M.tfor.l
Perth Amlioy
llr:dhetoi.
Mount Holly
Railway
N. Rioi.s. h k
Mil lifiovtii Pi,
Jer-ey t 'lty
Ilntiidien
Ji'laey '.ty
Pattrreoii
I'lMeVjtiw
V.oiri.toe. n
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
failed
tar
par
par
failed
'failed
tided
tailed
filled
luilr.l
fdil.il
pur
Jeisey City
no sale
NrWKik
I.auitiei iskiite
N. i. MsnufdC. and Bkg Co
llobokeu
lanril
fuilcl
4'
f,kd
4
pir
Jiar
N J Protect. in A: Lumbar ! bk JerMy City
Orange Rank (Iraiue
PaserMin Bank IVerwii
Peoples' Bank do
Princeton Rank Princeton
Sakmi Ranking Co fal.m
Ktate Bank Newark
Stale Balik Llust'e.htows
State Bunk Caindrii
State Rank af Morris MoruMowa
(State Bank Trenton
Salem and Philad Manuf Co Sah ia
Sussex Rank Newton
Trentmi Hanking Co Trenton
i
par
i
failed
failod
failed
par
jiur
jar
far
par
par
par
par
par
Union Rank Deter
W ashington Banking Co. Ilaekenstrk
lCI,4if Altl.
Bk of W'ilm & Brailywm Wilmingtofi
Hank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of S.iiyrn Bifiyma
Do laamh MiUotd
Farmen' Bk ef btste of Del iKner
Do branch Wilmington
Do branch Georgetown
Do Uaitch J.'eneails
ITiuon Bank Wilotmgton
0 Tndec I's
(JJ- On all banks narked thus ( ) lb era are k
(bar counterfeit or altered nptcs of lie various sV
eemtoaiiorjt, in cireuisUvu.
FOl'IlTr.ESf
.ilu.iUlc Articles.
IBtKitun'i VxriMircof - trrtain curt for
worma tafe and very plennmt to take.
1. G i Bson'a E xt a acT. which remove Urease
of all kinds, Dry Painta, Tar, Varnish am Wax,
from carpets or from cluthing, without injuring the
color or the cloth.
3. Lnjirtnw Ftf P.n the lieit thing known
for I'.iHinil flies and muquites.
4. A cetlain Destroyer of Rata, Mice, Roaches
and Ants, and another of Bfd Rus.
fi. Ocwu'a Ser.cirte for aur atomaeh, Heart
Burn and Water Brash, hy one who had suflered
thirteen yre, before he discovered the cure.
Dn. Ktviv' Ontkn Oistmskt for the Piles,
it hpa nevr f.iild to cure.
7. Hiaaisoi'a TaTTEH Wish.
8. BaKMo.so'a lautLinia Ncr-withnut a
rival.
9. Tut Coienrwrt CotrwTiosi o Fioa
just the medi ine for children and for women, it la
so pleasant to Ink'.
10. Bern 'a VtoF.TBts A?eTiiiinr Pll.n.
11. (.'lUSj's EllOLLlINT WiTKR-raonr PusTr,
fr Hnrneas, Boots, Jtc. Itaoftena the leather, and
keeps rut the water,
12. Pnnt Mis'a STrtKSinTtit!isin 1'r.Aarsa.
13. Jacksos's Ditnniinti MiXTt-ns, which
curve the worst Dlarrhrca in a f-v hours.
U Jacksii's DtsasTnt MixtcR. a cer
tain t.d ?!;idy cure for Dysentery and Summer
t'omtil itnl.
The 'ove valuable articles ore sold ntho'esale
and retail, bv L. t). GUNN, Nn. 1 South F.fih
n'reet, l'liuaotlfhia where S'nrrkecpers and e
'hers wi l be upi led with pure African ('avenue
Pep!''. Arnica Floneis, Drucs. Paint, Oils, GhM
and Vamnhfs. at the lowest price. Terms oi ly
rash, fjj" Cut out the adveiliment, and bring
it with von,
I'hiUl. lrh'a, July 19'h. 1945. 1 y.
iFe lTiTv C A X 1) I. IYE.
THOMSON'
s
Conipnund yi ti of Tar & IVoocI
1I1E unp'e-edtntcd ucees of this medicine, in
the re-tnrntinn ' f health, to those who, m ties
piir, hud ei'en tip all hopes, has civen it nn rxal
ted reputation a' ove all nlhet retoe.lies, furni-hinu
evidence of it intritisir vh'uh and power, as the on
ly scent wh'cli can he rel ed tip n for the cure of
Puhnon.iry Ci'nstimp'ion. Rronrhittis, Asihma.
P "in Ml the 'ide and Rrea-t, Spitting of RIood,
Whopping Cough, ('rmip, A-c.
Atti'titioii is iHitiested to the following ASTON.
JSIIIMi (tUKE.bv Tlimnsii'i's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wed Nipt ha! !
Vhihulrlphia. May 37, 144.
MK. THOMSON Dear Sir With crxtef.il
fi elmcs I inform you pf the astonishing effects nf
ynur ine.'irine. hieh has litrrn'iv rais-.l me from
a de 'lli-lfd ! Mv diea-e, Piilmon irv Con-ump-lion,
h id reiiueed mn hov that my phys cian pro.
no. meed niy case hopeless! At this junction I !
gun to ifeyoiir m.'dicin.', and iniiiieiil'tM as it niav
seem, it has compl. ti ll' re--tmed no1 to he illh, alter
(Virvthing te had fiilnl. lleippctfuhv viuri.
VASll.(i I 0 MACK.
Chai'otle atre.'t, sli-ne (Jeoice sttiTt.
The nndersigiie.l. hi'ing persona'lv Hcquainled
with Wa-hingt.n M rk and bis ufleriris, hear
w tiuss to the astonishing effects of Thomson's
Compound t'y nip of Tar, and the truth of the a
hove sti'einent.
JOS. WINNER, aiS North Third street,
DAVID VICKEKS. 42 Almond s'rret.
HUGH M'GI.N LEY, S. E. corn, r Tamany
nml Fourth suet'.
Prepirt d oi ly hy S. P. Thomson. N. E. comer
f 5th andjJJ ruce stro. ts. Phi a.le ph-a.
AevnK H. B. Masser, Sunhti'y ; P. Gross,
and Dr. Maepherson, llsriishurg ; Jn,. G. Rrown,
Pi ttsvt lej (ie,. Erl, I'e.dioi;; Houston fc Ma
on, Towan.la. Bradford county, Pa. Price 60 cents
pi r bottle, or fS prr d7.en.
fjj" Dewart rf nil imitation.
Phtlad.-lphia. -fopeeath. tSl.S. If
IlKLl1 TUIZ
i ii n c r s .
Z7
ritllE su'.tcritiers would reiectfollv inform the
t'ltijens nf Suubury and the iil he generally,
th .t they have purchased ihe shop of Mr. William
lloovei, in M.itket stnet. ore do r west of the Pout
Otfice, where they will continue the
4,nl)iiic(-!rIaKiust- IluaiiCs', '
in all Its I,r incites. I lie public may rlpect tlien
work done in the ia'eststjle. They hone, by strict
attention to bu.-iu s-, t i meiit a share of public
patronnpe.
(Jj CofTma made to order on the ehortest noiire,
and emmtrv produce tsken in eichaoge f.r wmk.
WM. YOL'VGMAN Sc II. C MARTIN.
Snnbnry, Mav 17th. 145. ! y.
A S SI It Y sV It (I C A r,
WHOLESALE & BETAIZ.
II.VT & CA1 MAMJFACTlHtHUS,
South East enrnrr nf Market and 4(t (..
l'lilladi'lpliia,
V7I(ERE ihey alwavs keep on hand an eitrn-
' sive aaortin lit .1" HATS U C. I'S of everv
den ii,tion, gol up in tha t est and n.ost opproved
l le. Peis- li deriri us of pure!) ihing suieiior arii
el. a on the must icaxr.naLle term-, will fj ,d it to
ibru aduoluge to call b. f..rc making purchases
eUt.w here.
Philadelphia, Oc. S.h. I9H. lv
ouitt rf ltera'
DEATH BLP-T.
r j In' pu1 he will pie.tgt, oberve ihsl im . ambelh
I'ills are geinnne, unless ihe 1 M has thiee It
tiels upon it. (the top, the aide and the bottom)
"n h eonlitiiiing a fic-ajinih' signature of my hand
writing, thus II. Bham iiiirtii, M. D. These la.
t-el ae eiinixvid on kleMl, beaut. fully dt'ignrd,
ami .lone at an c I pense of tiver 'J.(IH0, Therefore
S j It w ill In' seen itial the only thing nerr-aary to pr.
i( i rme the m.-oliine in its parity, is to t.heeive these
Uiiels.
Kemomlter tha top, the aide, and the bottom.
'Hie following respective persons are duly authnri
ue.1, and hoi.!
CERTIFICATES Or AGENCY
.m nit wm jirrramn tcgt4ai.it t'luwroo.'
Pills.
Noflhiimheilaol county : Milt.-n Mvr-key
t bsnilieilm. r-unliurvH. B. Masser. M'Ewens.
villa ltel.ndie Men. II. Noiiiiuiniei!aitd Wm.
p.M-syth. Uttorcetown J. &. J. Walls.
Union County t New Berlin Bogar tt Win
ter, feelinecrose Georse Gundium. Middle
burg -Isaac tsiorth, Beavrrlnwn David lluhler.
AdaraabHirp Win. J, May. Mifflinbuie Mensch
&. Kiy. Hartlelon Daniel Lone.. Freeburg
G.& P.O. Meyer. 1-ewu.burg Walla &; Gneen.
tUolumUa county s Danville E. b. Reynolds
Jt Co. Berwick Shuman ck Rrttenhouaa. Cat
lawisaa C. (J. BroMs. Blo.iiiiahurg John R.
Mover. Jeasey Towu Ivi Biael. Washington
Ruht. tfCsy. limestone Ball's; McNtnrh.
Olwerve lhat each Agent has an Engraved Cer
tificate of Agency, containing s representation of
Ur URANDKE I D'S Manufactory at King King,
and upon which will also be seen eiact copies of
the new labels now used upon tin Brandrtth fill
Buret.
PtVladtlphia, office No. 8, Nottb 8ib street.
B. BHANDKETH.M.D.
June S4th, 1813.
UISTAR'S
IlAtSAM OF IT I Et CIIERnr,
A Compound nalaarrtle PrrpKmrlnn from
Wild Chrrrjr Hark nntt Tar,
The best remedy known to the world fnr the cure of
coughs, eolds, asthma, trmip, bleeding of the
lungs, whopping cough, brmeltitit, inrV
tnza, thortnets n f breath, pain and
tverrknet in the breast or tide,
liver etimfdaint, and the
first ttagei of
CONSUMPTION.
We will not assert that this BALM KM will cure
Consumption in ist worst form, but it has cured
many after all other means of relief had been tried
in vain. And why nrtt t Itseema ihit the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Natuie to be our PA
NACEA fur the ravaging diseases nf this c dd la
titude. Let not the d.-spairing invalid was'e his
money and loose TIME, to him si all impor'ant,
in tx;erimrnting with the trashy nostrums 0f ilia
dv, hut use f oitre a medicine tlisl will cure, if a
cure be pos-thle a medicine lhat science approves,
and many years of experience have demonstrated
that tt aluuiys relieves.
"There is nt rch thine as ft'l," in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most
convincing ee,l.'i ce that no one ran do'ibt, fully j
e-tahli-bes this faet. For the sake of brevity we j
aelect the fol owing from thousands.
Isaic Plait, Eq., Editor of the Pokeepsie E:ii;le.
one of the m 'at influential journals in Hie state of j
New Yntk, stitis uiidei the authority of his own I
name, tint a yoone lady, a relative of b'n. of vcv .
delicate emsti'u'iori, was attacked in Fell. 1S12, j
with tftre. cold, which immediately produced spit- I
linn of hlood,rooph.feer, nr.l other dincer ius and
alarming tvmptoms. 1 hr iueh mediciit nenn ent
ind cue tihe pailisllv ncovend dining summer.
Rut on the return of winter she was ntlsekr.d more
violently thnn at first, ahe tit-came, acarcely aMe to
walk and wa tmubled with eouith, chills and fever
every day, and appealed to he going rapiilly with
consumption ; nt this tinn, wh'-n there was n i sign
if improvement, Mr. Piatt procund a ho'lle
WisTia'a Rlsm or Wilo Chkrrt, which she
lonk. and it s.erringly rei-lored her. She got a sc. ! "uee.i, it taK. s prece.lenco oer a, I otoers: evuy
eond, and liefom it wa half taken she was testored i 'ie that hes taken it, have derived so ferial bene
to perfrrt hraHh. which she has i -nioved to the t'e- 1 f"'1' results from it, that it is recommended hy
sent lime, without the slighter! symptom of her for- ,,,,,r" w,ltl "'e u'most conl.denee. I nysieians of j Ftrc Is, Philadelphia, and sold on SL-ency in hunbu
mer diiee. ' ! bibrt ftanding in tho profeasion, preseriiie it ry. by II. R. MASSER,
Mr. P'att savs "the enre came under mv nrn nb j 10 I aiepti under their rare ; containing nothing) May Htb. IS 13. Agent.
f etvation and I cannot be mistaken as to the facts." j
I
EXTRACT OF A J.V.TTF.R FROM A POST
MASTER, DATED .
Pr.y anenr. Wnshrngton co., Maine, Apr. 29, 1 C4-1.
MR. ISAAC RT.'TTS. Detr Sir: At the re
quest of ninny nf my friend in this phc" sod virl
nity who are afflicted with consu npnon and liver
complaints, I lake the liber'y of asking you m p-
o;nt some one in ih a county as agent to c'l Wi
rR Rilsm or Wit.n Cnrrmr.nnd to send hi'n
a few dofen is there is none of i! for sate witrin
200 miles from this. I have no doubt that it would
ii e. t with a r. ndy sain it H were where it .otilrl I
piociired w ithout too much rvpeose nnd iletav.
My wife was attacked nho.it six months sinre
with wbnt the physicians called the first s age of
c..n-iimption a complaint v.ry prevalent in this
s.c'ioo of country. Having seen the Halsjm ad-
vertised in Augusta.
C7"200 XiTILES FXtOM II ERE, wCO
I t...,k tbai.siiiatns.-n.lllieref.tr a bottle of it.
which she lo..k. and which hch rd her so much that
. 1 . .
I sent f ir to boiiles more, which he has alao ta
ken, and hn now stjs ahe t.a not fell so well" for
six years B-4Vht' does at this tune. All those who
have inquiiTd of me and r.s -eitained whnt elTect the
Ralssin had, are notions to have some for sale in
thit vicinity, which ia ihe cauc of my writing you.
Plea-e inform me by retu n of m il whether you
conclude to send some, and if so to whom, in order
that it may be known where it can he had.
1 urn with re-peel vours, etc.
P. G. FARN'S WORTH, P. M.
The whole country is fast learning that no nieili
cin. no phvak-ian no pieparation of any kind
what. v. r can equal Dm. Wis ria'a L'tlsiX or
Wilii (Mi nriT.
A TIU'EY "VVVOMJEnri E (I RE. j
WiT:aviLii!, Oneida coN, Y. Sept. 15. 1843. I
Dear Sir I owe it to the afflicted to inform you
lhat in January la-t I was attacked by a veiy vio- j
lent cold, caused by woiking in the witter, which
reiilcd on my lungs. It was accompanied bv a vc-
ry srveie pain in my breast and sides, and also a ;
tliaties-ii g cough. I had in attendance all the lest
n.e.'ical aid in nur village ; hut after ethausiing all j
their skill 'O no av .il, thiy pronounced my ili-ea-e a j
com i Hum cossiMp not, and they one and all I
prire me tip to (lie. After much ptru .sion I got j
he roii'ent nf my physician t t use the RustM i l
Wilp Ciihibt prepared by Dk- WisriB. I pur. j
chnsfd of the Agent in our place one bottle, before j
using half of which I began to gain slreng.h, and it j
mi m r.tu evident wnv ,..ict1i w morK l,ttr anil .
mysvmitoma in everyway im, roving. I h,ve
now used three boitlra, and (till resided to perfect
... . J
healtn. i his re-uli is nb-ne owing m tl.e u" nf
DR. WISTAR'S BMAM OF WILD CHER
RY ; and I take this method of givirg you tha in
foim . lion, partly to pay you the debt of gratitude
I owe yuu, and partly lhat others si-nilaily atllieled
may know where lo apply for relief.
Very tinlv yoors, JAMES RAGE.
Ma. PiiMv.a. Diuegist, under djte of Waterville,
Sept. tilth, 1843. writea
The statement given y.,u by Mr. James Saee
well know n to be true by ll.jj. whole enmmumtii. 1 have thought it my uuty, and send y..u thiseerti
irc.rt .inlv wa a most rcmarka' le cure. The sale fiat that olbem who have a bite arlhetion in the
i f the llal-om is very po.ul, and its siiecos in cures ! f'n,ily rn"y know where to olrtsin ao valuable a
uu v tlaiturine. Yours lean. ctfu.lv. i medicine. Yours tmlv. '''
D. D. PALMER.
THE MOST lir.MAItKAHT.K
LVRK i:VM lUAUUmA).
lUnnojirinn. N.J, Apiil 20, I Sin.
On nrsbiHil the 1 3th (av of Ortotvr, 1841, I was
taken with a violent pain in the si le near the liver, I
w hith continued lor about five days, and was fol- '
l.uv. d by the breaking of an u'r r, or abscess, in
wanllv, which relieved ihe pain a little, but cau-e.l '
me .o throw up a siest quantity of offensive ma'.tei !
anil nt.o ninrh bloml. Ileing greatly ainmcdjt
ihi', I applied to a hyiciuo, but he said he thoug' t
pe could do hut li'tltt tor me evcept e ve nie some
Mercury f (.., wtj.ch I tetuseu to take, leel.ng
I falisfit .i lhat ihey ci t.ld d. me no e.xad s psnv o-
& I ther r. m.-diet wfi tlien procured "-y ny vt ifs snd
friends, tnit none ttel mo any pod si d the ills.
chsnrenf MtKtd and oirup'i n still continued ev. rv
few days, and at tst income so ofTensive lhat I
r.iu'd scarcely Ueathe I w..a also seized with a vi
olent cough, which at times causa d me to raise
muth more blood than I bad done before and my
d'tcaar continued in this way, klill growing worse,
until Frhruary, w hen at! b of my recovery was
given up, and my fneitds all thought I would die
nt a GiiLurise CoastjMPTion. At this moment,
when my hie waa apparen ly drawing near its close,
I heard of DR. W ISl'AR'8 BALSAM OF
WILD C1IELRY, and got a bottlo which sc
itivi B mb iMMtniiTf if ; and by the use of only
three bottles of this medicine, alt my pains were
removed my rough snd spitting of blood and cor
ruption entirely alopped, and in a few weeks my
health was so far restored as to enable me to woik
at my trade, (whit a is s carpenttr,) and up lo this
time I base enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GinrrstTsa CeesTtr, N. J , as.
feist nally cams bcfvrs me, the subarribtw, ens sf
UM ilskji
the Justice of the Peace fn and for the said conns '
ty, Thomas Cozen, and being duly affirmed ac.
cording to law, aaith the above statement is in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20th of April, 1S43.?
J. Clmsjt, J P. 5
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM. "NAT IRE'S FAVORITE TRESCRIPTinX,"
s prescription congenitl to our wants, as it is pre
ptred from chemical exttaet from suhstsncea which
the author of nature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes, that many who know nothing
of the mode nf its prcpamion are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits by silline nn atticlM similar
in name, or in appearance, or hy representing their
own trah aa superior to this BALSAM, or by put
ting up a mixiur and Solemnly asseverating that it
is imported from a foreign country, which is not the
case. All these deceptive arts goto show tlmt
.WtsfaVs H !. is knntvn to the worKI to he
"THE nit HAT JIEMEDV," and that to sell
ny mixture jt must be like this in name, or pur
sjj to he like it in sijl gtance.
Xj Relieve not tho cunningly wrought fabrics,
ti.ma nnd take only thq original and genuine
. UTAH t mi Hi or V nn l .hurry.
NO OTHER CAN CE LIKE 17. !
Ad.lress nil nr.lers to ISAAC RUT IS, No. :J2
Ann St., New Yo.k.
Agents, JOHN W. FRILING. Sunburn,
1). Ll'MJTIUAM. Strthumherland,
J. K. MOYl'.R, liinnmsburg,
J. W.G(;tlNSELLEK, SrVns-Vrwe,
HKOWN & CREASY, ilifflnwiJe.
Keb. 5'd, lv
OAKlVtY
S
ihtiriiTivi: svitrr.
fJHK v,;hiil( prot.erties of f)ak!ev's Denuia-
live Syrup of S .rsapariila, as a purifier of the
moon, is so welt known to the pontic gfr enilv,
tlial it is i:iiiiect'S"'iry t,i ncrnpy murh "pa'-e in set
ting forth the advantage to he derived from i's
use; w-hereter the meili.ine hns one" hten intro-
tenous. rut being comp.w.l ot t. most nuM,
jet elT.e.ieiotn v,g,, table materials. it is oll'ered wih
ronfiii.nee. as the cheapest aoo niot elbcient pu
riH. r of the blond now known. The use of a few i
hoti-es. rsp-ciahy in the spring months, will be nt- i
tenth d w-iili a most decided improvement in the ge.
ro ,
neral strenc'h nf the system, eradicating anv seeds
of t'is"a-e that may hsve been generated, besides l
giving health and viijor to the bodv. Tor the core i
of Scrofula or Kinga Em!, Rheumatism. Teller, j
Pimples or riuption of the Skin, White Swelling,
FiMuls, Chronic Cough Asth.m, ee, Th rn- '
inerous ee'tifiea'es in the possession of the sul scri- j
hrr and hi" agents, from physicians Mid others, are !
j guflidpnt )o convince the most skeptical of in su
j ,,Prjontv over all preparations nf 8 irssparill i. ;
j shl whole-ale and retail, bv the proprietor, !
, GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North 6th street, lies-
,ling. Beiks Counlv.and to tsi bad of the following '
i j,,., ,,,: ' j
j Korthxtmberlnnd Vaunty.l. R. Vasssr, '
j Sunhury ; l.eiaud tSt M.xel, .McEwenaville ; D !
i Krauser. Milton.
i 7f. - j.. t r t . o ,i: -
m uum t m.m;,. j. v..t.tii..rt, o(iiie(iu
A. Gutelius, Millltuhurg
7r Columbia County. R. W. McCay, Wash
lugton.
Reading. March 14. lfHX
Ma. flttciifi I believe it the uty of every
j one to do whatever in their pow er I ie, for the bene.
fit of tbnr fellow man, and having Had potlve
proof in my own family. of the wonderful properties j
of vour Depurati vti Syrup of Snrsaparilla, I m st j
consrirntioulv recommend it to the afflicted. We j
had the misfortune to lose two of mir children, by
tbe breaking out of uleerniis j,:en that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some nf the
i most scientific physicians to attend th"m and had
j tried all the known tcincdies, including Swsim's
J Panacea, without avail. Another of niy children j ted m my trying his preparation, i.f whicU he han
j was attarked in he asm manner, her face end ded nie a jar. Although in common with the me;n-
neck wss completely covered; Ihe discharge was so bets of my profession, 1 discountenance and disnp
ofl'ensive, and the disease at such a height, lhat we j prove ot the numerous nostrum pnlmed upon the
despaired of her tile. Seeing Ihe wonderful eliects
of votir De pura'ive S'vrupr.f S .reaparill a, we were
indue) d to make trial of it. as the iat r.-s rt ; it
acted like a chaini; the u'eers commenced healing
immediately, a f.w bottles or.iirelv r'storedxier in
her health, which ahe his enjoyed tinintcriupted'y
ever since As a puiifierof the blood, I verily be
lieve it has not its equal.
JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Kea ling.
D.iutrl issville, April 19th, 1841.
Ma. Oikit.t: My son Edmund Leaf, had the
sernfela in Ihe most dreatllul and tttrea-ing man-
t f" ,nr, ?' during which time he w.ta de.
' r"v'd of the ure of bis limbs, bis head and neck
. 1 :,k ..t... W. t.t.,,1 .11 lUa .li.v,.
were covered with ulcers. e tried all the tttlt. r-
ent remedies, hut to no (!Tect, until recommended
t y Dr. Johnson of Nornstown, and also Dr. Isaac
I Hiester. of Reading, to use your Depurative Syup
j ol Sarsapsriila, of which 1 obtained several hollies. ( company. The Easle Hotel is larpe and conteni
j the use of which d'ove tb.e di-ease entirely out of ; t-uv. m.d furnished in tbe l-t modem sttle. It is
b's system, the soie healed up, and the child was ! provided witn a laine number of well aired and
restored to svfect health, which he has enj.ne l i comfortable ale ping Hparunems rooms, private
i uninterruptedly ever ainre. to the astonishment of t parlor-, Ac. Persona visttinc Williatnsport on bu-
is n,nny pe'sons who seen him iluunc h.s nttliction.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. Id. 1843 ly
To Country
Boots, Shoos, Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats,
(i. AV. it L. 11. TAYLOIl,
at the S. P.. corner cf Market and Fifth S's.,
PHILADELPHIA,
"1FFER for a e an tenie ursmnuent nf the
'above siuchs, all of which they sell st unusual
ly low pi ices, and particularly inv.te the attention
of Inters visiting the citv, loan rsmninatinn of
heir Uock. G. W. & L. B. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May SS, 1814 Iv
CTTV IfiMTlIIiK vAI (TION:,
AND PHIVATH SALES HOOTIS,
Nos. 4J and 31 North Third SStrcet,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CO. MACKEY, Auctioneer, re.pectfully in-
vilea the attention of persons desirous of pur-cha-ing
Furniture, to his eilensive Sales Rooms,
(both public and Piivate.) for every description uf
Household Furniture, where csn be obtained at all
tunes, a large assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mattresses,
&r at very reduced prices, for cash.
Ct" Sales by Auction, twice t week.
MsySVih. I Si. 3. ly
1"5aTsT:lLPTbs higheapiice will be
" given for Flax Betd, st the store of
Aug 9. 181 HENRY MASSER.
LIME, of s superior quality, can now be had
subs 1 ims Kilns sf Henry Meseer.in Suai
bury. MaylT.ttiS.
ROSE OINTMENT
Toil TETTEK.
RINOWORMS, MMPI.es) OH THE fACK, AND OTHU
Ct'TANEOl'Sl ntl'ITIONS).
fjj Ti following crrtiftca'e describes one of lh
most extraordinary etrti rrer effected by antf
application.
Pititinxi.rnti, Febroary 10, 1838.
FOR twenty years I was severely afflict' d with
Tkttxk on the Face and Head: tho disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old, anil
continued until the Fall of 1830, varving hi vio
lence, but without ever disapiearing. During most
of the time, great part of my fice was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing t my head swelled nt times until it feh a if if
would buret the swelling was so g'ent, that I eouldf
scarcely get my hat on. During the long pertoJ
that I was afflicted whh the disease, I used a gre5
ninny aj plications, (among them several celebrated
preparations) es wi II as tnking inward remedies,
including a number of but lb s of Swaim's Panacea,
Extract nf Sarstipurillti, A.C. In fact, it woujd I
impossible to enumerate all the medicines I used.
1 wua also under the cre of two of the most dis
tinguished physicians of thi- city, but without re-
rpmil? m,1(.h benef.l. and I despaired nf ever bei
cured. In the fill of l:)fi. the disease ot the ti
mg
time
bping very violent, I commenced using the Rote
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Davis.) In
a few applications the vio'ent itching ceased, the
swelling abated, the rrun'ion began to disappear,
arid before I bud used a jar the di-ease was entirelr .
i cured. It has now been near'y a y.ar and a half
since, nn.l there is not a vptig of the disease re-
maininc. except the sea's from the deep pits formed
' by the disease. It it impossible for me to describe,
! in a fiu:"icat the severity of the disease and my
I suffering, but I will he pleased to give a fuller ac
count to any person wonting further satisfaction,
l who will cull on me. At the lime I commenced
) using the Ri se Ointment I would have given bun-Ji-ds
of do lais to be rid of the disease. Since u
; iing it, I have teeoniniemlej it to several persona,
i (among them my mother, who had the disease bad
j ly on bet aim.) who w-re a 1 cured bv it.
j JAMES DURNELL, No. 15fi, Race St.
I rjj The r.oso Ointment is prepared by E. B.
' Vaujhan, Spain East corner of Third and Race
tcosc OiulsncEit. t'ov Teller.
a p nutty of rr.s efficacy.
' !U,,uf""' ,n.v ,
' " ,' 1 was severely alfliCted
viiu I nil . ... ...r .iii.iu.- ...p. n t-i pi. uLin,iiu,
of tortv vears ; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. I applied to a
number of physicians, and us.d a great many appli
cations without effecting a cure. Atiout a y.ar
since, I app!ed the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped ihe itching, and a few applications immeJi
nn iy cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although I had never been rid of it at
tiny time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
' Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
fJT Tl.e Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vaughan, Sou'h Es.-t corner of Third and Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and s Id on agr ncv in Sunhu
ry. bv II. B. MASSER.
May 14th. ISM 3. Agent.
MEDICAL ArPIJOEATION
Of the IWSF. )I.TMILT. for Titter.
' j LTHOI'till the superiority of the prepBtation
1 -" over all others ia fully established, the pnprie-
tora tnke plensure in laying before 'lie public tho
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Riiigh, having found in this einedy that relief fir
a tedious and di-agreea'de affection w hich the meant
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
has not hesitated to give it his approbation, although
the pirjiidicee and interests of that profession ate
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHii.inr.LPHU, Sept. 19,1836.
I was recently tmubled with a tedious herpetic
eruption, which cotete.l nearly one si 'es.f my face,
and emended over the ear. Mr. Vau-jhan, proprie-
j lot of the Rose ( tint, oent, obsetving mv face, inan
public l y ignorant pretenders, I feel in justice bound
toexc. pt the Rose Oiiitim nt fioin that c'- of me
tbcint's. and to give it niv approbation, ns it entire.
ly tured the eruption, although It had resisted the
i u.-u..i applications. DAN L. BAt Gil, M. D.
; j ' be Rose Oininiei.t is prepared ty E. B.
j Vaughan, South East corner nf Third and Rice
! Streets, Philadelphia, and sold nn agency in Sun-
bury, by
II.
B. MASSER,
May Mth, t8l:l.
Agent.
EAGLE
Cvrni r of Third and Vine Slrtets,
WILLIAMSroaT, PA.
r3"(HE ul scriiier r. spertfu!''' announces to the
l public, that he h is opened a Hotel in the com-
miniums brick building situate on the coiner of
J hird and Pine streets, where he will be happy to
j wait r,n,,n those who uiuv favor him wit!, their
; uness i plea-ure, mtv rel iis-uru! lhat everv ex
i erlion will le used to render iheir sojoum st ihe
j "Eagle Hot' I" pl.Msint and ajr.e.ihle. HisTabln
will be supplied wi'h the very best the niarket f-''
' fords, and his bar with ihe choicest wines sod other
liquors chsrees re iSonaUe. The E'e Hotel
, possesi-cs srea'er sdvantanes in po.ot cf location
loan anv ether stmilarrstahlishment in thehoroush,
j being situate in the business part of the town, and
' within a convenient di.'tauue of tbe Court House
' and Willinmspori and I'.li'un. Kad l!oul Depot,
i Kutueii-ut Sla;ilig provided, and good and trusty
I ostlers a I way in iiti.iotiuc
Attentive, scoinrtodeling and hone-t Servants
I hvte tfi-u employed, and nothing left end, 'lie that
I will add io the rniufiiit and accouimodaiion of his
guet.
Tht re will be a enrrisge always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and front
the House, lire of charge.
CHARLES MORROWS.
Mv I -ttli. 1S4'.:. tf
'""flichiiel Wt'au'P C Won,
norE tiaszils & smr ciiandlees.
Ain. 13 AortA Water Street. Philadelphia.
HAVE constantly on band, a geuer.l assort
ment of Cordage, Seine Twines, See., vixt
J si tl Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, a
complete assortment of Seine Twines, Ac, such aa
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent C all
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twice, Shoe
Threads, Ac. Ac Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines,
II alters, Trseea, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
Ac. all of which they will dispose of on rnssonabls
terms.
Pbilsdelphis, November 13. IMS. ly.
SPRHING7G"00D"sr CtX
No. 3S Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their eilensive assortment of British French
and American Dry Goods, which they offer for sals
on ths most reasonable terma.
Pbilsdelphis, November 13, 1MJ !j.
t