Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, February 28, 1846, Image 4

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I WANT A BEAU.
I went bcnn ! t want a liati t
'Ti swet, at lcat they tell me ao,
T.i waltz or walk or sail or row
With him yon mvan to rr.arry.
And Ihfn tut 0! it mint br aweetl
To have one kneeling at one'e fret,
Ar. 1 hnr him there hit vows repeat !
By Jnve, but I will marry !
I'm r.M enough to have a bau !
Anil oft I tell my mamma ao :
A oi'ie'i sh fvii!, 'Oh no!
Tit'i ar? too young to marry !'
O M Z"-nk ! 't' r.lwsys thin with those
Witlvr. wlintp bosom coldly flowa
Th strums of love, to Li-lles anJ beau
Who have a mind to marry.
M,vi' w ho have their hearts for tat
?-ti' fmly year whose charm ara atale,
." iv nn J they have came to rail
At those who wish to marry !
And ma'n who. by experience fsrrht,
nov all the U:s with which is ftaught
Th wrihlnl lifej T think should nought
Object when girl would mairy.
From the Xew Orleans Delta.
I an State House mlilnktu for tits Insane
A ay I u nt.
1: i? to lis regretted that there dors not cxint
1 i!-k oics nfarcliitcctural phrenology or phyaing-
LT V ly which the purpose of public buildings
eviiM to known by a survey of their exterior.
The ntiotico of such n science-, nnd the fact that
' 1 tare cities public buildings arc very often
M' -tcd to ufcs difloretit from their original de-
-i, KT..I to queer mistakes to droll nvssp-
-!i:iiMons. Tlie following occurrence of yo.s
- r-'iy. will pervetoillnstratowh.it wo any.
"' strnnsfors from the Buck-eye Stat", whoe
'. -! visit it was to the city, went 11b ut to take
II v t v cf the Crefcert. nr i to Fee wl.ft ws to
' ." rn. Al'tr.r a priiinifci'ntia walk of hn hour
r fo they founil tVm- lvrs in C:inil street,
'' k'I'T pn'sinj tlioir individual opinona on
''f ampli' pu'ii c avenue, the demi-ililiipidated
'. j.'e llinifo in C.innl i-trert, with its dusky
'iu!ows and ru.iy w:i!I, attracted their atten
r. We cannot f.iy meimeric infliiencn oprr
' 'er! on their mini' nt the moment, but certain
'.: i, Hiiit they joit.t'.v or iin"nimou?!y concluded
'' t it inn. t bf !:! Insnno Ayliim, and, a? they
lid themselves, that it "vaVt nothin' rise."
"liere was hut on eirrum'ancn threw a iloiiht
" 1 their opinion, and tint waa that iho door and
' rate leading to jt were both thrown open.
; "in,; a third pnrty coinin up, whom they
"ht'y judjed to b.? a resident citzen and who
h is in fact one of the know ineat too, they
T'ntht they would have their dnubta anlved,
: 1 o, when h" nnpreiehed, politely put the
'-ti.n to hi'ii : !a t Jti-, sir, the law AkV
!'rn.' Ilejtitiitin only n mo'n-'nf f!r h
! "ifjiit the q ierita wera not 'Ion; in town.' he
"idiff'l, 'Ve? Oyep, thai is the Inme that
)'. it a'Hue.tiinea iaan 1n?ane Asylum of rirxli
eiilr, erniienn, periodically it is u?cd for that
'i:rp'i..'
'V.'by. the? (Wtever let the mad folka out,
'(i :h' v 1' siid one nfthe Oliionn.
Why, je, thry do,' raid the quizzical cil ,
it ta thought that a chanje of pcme tbe cmin
try air ia rather beneficial fur their malady
ih.ini'thcrwi-H.
'Some of them very wicked, cli!' (aid one of
the countrymen.
Why, mi. not very not very wicked,' raid
quiz: '- r 1 nt: .u tay, the majority t'flinr
; . 1 1: u nier 'i liiil tnnnomnuia ; they funry
t ip'ii4'Ivi.4 Wirt and Veb?1Tj, Henry Ciays
in.i i)i'nton, an I generally puts their time in
, .ikin r frothy ppe'xhe', a!l 'inund and fury aij.
tyioif nothin'.'' e,r at least hut little. This
.'oo'ire wniiid h11 be very harmlpfP, if the pro
p'e -a ho-e riffhla and inti rwt, thry fancy they
)!:' I.', h-d not in the man time to pny for tloj
nii' Tt of these luna' icH.'
Why, Wo' my soul,' n'd one of the conn,
tiywri, 'it r.jiut be a TVdlarn indeed, if they all
i ive such an opinuin of their oratorial powers
'...! legislative importkRce na you represent
.''Hi to lnve.'
Oh, not all not all,' unya the taw-running
r t ti 'I did not mean all. Some of them
ucely ever litter a word. They fee in to be
vnppod up in their own idea all the time, and
never tqii-ik unlesa aunie question ia put to them,
when they oiiber eye or no, and again wrap
Uieiont-hiM up in the cloak of silence.'
'I KAcur to guodniM! said one of the country
fen, 'if lh-l ain't the way the mad folka act in
Onio. Troy, what tune ut the year ero they
re, and bow lonjj V
Tiiey are generally here,' laid the cit, 'from
Jinu'iry till April ; Uih year, I bavo been told
I y t!i:ir keeper, tin y i!o nut come hert till next
in'Mitli. 'Uut, gentle men,' said our qirzziciil
!' lend, lookini; at h'H watch, "you will eceae
,-,v 1 inn l h ' ttl 'liir liirther pailicuUrii, 111
re within,' a-, the real on the It-lter aitid to the
)uii v, inn in to v. tn 1:1 it wan direclt'd." Ilu
'.ouclit d his bat and let', and the two country
mtn said be waa an 'all find civil fellow.'
CiTTixo ci'r a Soil A coirespondent oftbe
Sunday Atlas writin; from Spain, aayt : The
hspe of relcajiej a lud'eri r from the fire extract
t'8 last roiteftom Spanish poverty, to pay for
holy water. What atruik meea particularly fun
1 y, was a printed notice on a flat board attached
t9 church doors, readies aa follows : 'Tbii day
yon ean get out a sonl.' Waa ther ever each
datp, tunning Kt tt fellows aa tkaae prisita '
'
DA1VK XOTE LIST.
PLWSTLTAKIA.
T! e following ltt shnwe the current value of all
VnnsyWanis Hank ."Vote. The mii implicit re-
tiHtire tniv be placed upon it, as it I every week
ari fii'lr compared with ar.il corrected fiom Biik-
nell't Reporter.
irnnks In Philadelphia.
LocaTio.
Disc. 1
Penan.
NOTES AT TAR
8nk of North Aroetira . ,
Bonk of the Northern MVrties ,
Coinmerrii) Bank of Penn'a. . ,
Firmer' ami Nfechanic' Bank .
ffeminion ll.mk . .
Philadelphia Hnnk ,
Schuylkill Kank . . .
dituihwark Rank .
Western Hunk , , .
MechititrV tark
.Vlannfacturera' A: fechanlc, TJ.tnk
Conntrr UanH.
Rank of rneter County Weslcheater
Itnnk of Helnware Coi.niy ("hcfter
II ink of nrrmntitown (icrmanlowu
Hank of Monii;omery Co. Miirria'oivn
Dnyleetown n.ink D ivletown
Kni'on rtnnk limlon
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pir
par
par
par
par
par
pur
.r
par
Prmrrn' I'erik rf Rtioko co Rri-tol
(llti. of Rink of retiii'a. Harrnhurg'
Thee
offices
OfTire do do I.ineaater
OiTica do do Heiding
lo not
OfHca do do F.nston J i.iiue n
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
mk of the United State ThiUdi Iphia
Hank "f Penn Township . .
Oirar.l Bi-k . . i
!oyami !iini Bmk . .
flank of !'ermvlvania . .
30
par
p.i
par p'tr
'5
Jul
Min-ra' Hank of Poltsville
M ink of I .en Mown
Dank of MiiIiIIpI m n
Bank of Nnrthunibciliind
Potiavilla
I.ewii-tiiwn
Middlciowtl
Ik- . t . .
.'rinnmiiriland par
('olumhin B'ltik Si CriJgs co. Columbia
lar
i;arliKle liank Carlisle
EndiaiiKfl Hank Pilt.jlmry
I)o do branch of Hollidnvshurg
Farmers' H mk of I.ancater I.ancistci
l,ancater County Bank Lnncnsler
Farmers' Barik of KcaJii.y Ueadiiiff
Harrishurir Bank Hnrrisimrg
.aocns'er Bank I.ancnster
I.elinnnn Bank I.ehsiiun
Men banin' Sc. Manuf. Bank Pittnlurg
i
i
par
pur
par
2
P"
i
i
i
n
n
ir.ir.a 01 ruisnurg" j'lUa'.uisf
Went Branch B .rik Williamaport
W yominc Bsnk W ilkevharra
Ni.tthnniptori nink Allentown
Herks CiMinty l':iiik iiradinj;
OiVice of Bank of U. 3. 1'itn.l.ura
failed
do
Pi do do Hria
l)o do do New Brighton
Ken-iiiij'nti Sa. Ins. A 1I0
Peon Town-hip S:iv. Ins. do
Bank of t'hvnhcrsliurg Clnmherslmrg
ll:o k ol Celljwl urn Crttys!urg
H.mk of Sn-nuelianna Co. Mc.ritrose
do
1
i
u
ljali
U
4
U
Erie Bu.k Kriu
Fiirmer'oi Drovers' Bank VVsyneshurg
franklin Bank Washinaton
H.iiiend .le Iljnk Hoiipdale
lo' onjii eh Bank of B. Brownsville
Vork Bank Yoik
N. B. 'I he notes of thoFe I auks on which we
uiiit qun'ntions, and autiMitiite a dash ( ) are not
purchasid by the Philadelphia. Iirekers, with Ihe
fxception ol these which have a letter ol n fen nee.
BROKE N B A N K S.
Philadelphia Sav. Ins. Philadelphia
Philadelphia Loan Co. do
V'hiix Ikill Sav. Ins. tin
failed
fulled
filled
failed
Maiuml I.H.ir B ink (T. W Dyott, prp.)
fowanili Hank
1 hwhihU
Mleahany B 10k of Pa.
II .ok ol Braver
B ulk ol Satnra
Bank ol Wm-hington
Centre Bank
1 'it v Bank
Farmer' ct Mer b'ca' Bunk
Farmers' & Mecb'e' Bank
Farmers' V MechVa'iank
Harmony Insiituto
Huntingdon Bank
.lurdata Bank
Iiunilicrmeu's Bank
Northern Bank of Pa.
Beitfurd no sale
Beaver closed
H ar.i'iuri; closed
Wa-liinpton fulled
Hell, f.inte ( ..s d
PituhuH no i-ale
Pil'-hurg fiiiliJ
Fayi tie co. failed
(rencate filled
llarmony no rale
Huulincdon no salt!
Low l-.to.vii uo sale
Warren failed
UundalT no ssle
New Hope Del. Bridpe Co. New Hope closed
Nonbumti'd Union Col. II k. Milton 110 ule
North esiern Bank of Pa.
Meadfille cl.ifrd
Port Curium
CarlUlo failed
MunlniM cloud
Uriinn'owii folcd
fineiiKlairg cl.ed
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Pa. Aur 4 Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Bar k
Uiii- n Dm k of Penn'a.
eiirriie!ariil Bank
Wiikesh irrt Bridge Co,
ilk'sS.arre no ale
All notes pnio lin? to he 011 any IVuii-jl-viiiiki
Bu.k 11 a given in the shove, I i-t, may be stt
low ci as frauds.
xcw jci:ss:v.
Bank of New Btunsvvick Brunrwiek
Urlvideie Bank l!f!vuler
Uurlinu'ton Co. Bank MeJI'or.l
j.imimrcial Bank Penh Atii'my
Juml-erl in J Bu.k Bridjetmi
'.mill r' Bunk Mount Holly
?ariiiers' and Merbanict-' Bk Bahwav
failed
i
par
j
pir
par
rnrnirrn' and Mechanics' Ilk N. Biunsi(k failed
farmers snd Mercnania Bk Mid.lletown Pi. 1
Franklin Bank ot'N. J. Jer-ey City
llotioken Bkcox Grazing Co lloli.iken
lenity City Bank Jrrwy Cily
Mechuniis' Bank 1'atinaon
Maiuifieiuri rn' Bank Belleville
Morris County Bank M.irrikt.iwn
Monmouth Bk of N.J. FreeholJ
Mechanics' Bank Newark
Mechanics' and Msnuf. Bk Trenton
Morris ('anal and KLg Vo' Jersey City
1'iv-t Nolea
Newa'k Bkr 6c Ina Co Newark
failed
fail, d
failed
fniled
fuile.1
4
filled
i
par
no sale
i
j
failed
tailed
i
failed
4
Aiew Ho Del Bridti Co l.auitipiuville
N. J. Manufjc. and Ukc Co HoUiken
N J Prolccton & l.oml srd Ik Jersey ( iiy
Oranite Bank (lrane
Paierson Bank 1'atetson
Peonies' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co Salem
Stale Bsnk Newark
Xiate Bank F.lizahethtown
Suite Bank Camden
iute I! ink of Morris Monimown
Si..te Bank Tr. niun
.ih'tn mid Philad Msnuf Co Salem
SimM.i liank Nrwton
par
par
1
par
4
fsile.l
failed
4
par
i
failed
par
par
par
par
par
par
pr
par
par
rretiii.n Bkiiking Co 1'rei.ton
I "ill 11 Hank Ilsver
Wa.humtoii Banking Co. Hsckensstk
B'-iofWilmcV liraiidywiirt Wilmington
Usnk of Delsw ate Wilmington
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna
Do branch Millord
Farmers' II k of State of Del Duvet
Do branch Wilmington
Do bramh (eorgclnwn
Do branch Nrwcssila
Union Bank Wilmington
(Tjf Under 5'a
i
Hjr Ou all banks marked thus () there are ri.
Itier rounte'teii or altered UDW4 ul iba vnotta tia
rawatnsisaca, m etreulsuna.
rOLItTF.KX
iilu.itilr Slttfclrc.
1 Banana's Vsnnri'oa- crrtaiti cure for
worms inff and very pltaiant to lake.
9. ftissnVa EtTaAcrs. which remote Urease
of all kind-, Dry Pa'lits. Tar, Vatnish and Wa,
from carpets or fr.ira clothing, without injuring the
c.dor or ihe cloth.
3 Ijonni Ftt Psfra the beat thing known
for killinc flies and musqnit iea.
4. A certain Dee'myer of Rata, Mice, Roaches
and Ants. ami another of Bid Bu.;s.
fi. (Jcia'a Setcirtc for soir stomach, Hean
Born and Water Brash, hy one who liidsuflired
thirteen yeira, before he i'icoverel the cure.
Da. Sticvki's Grckw Oia rmaT for the Pdee.
It has never filled to cure.
7. Htaatsoi's Tkttkr Wasrt.
$. BatMoau's IanitiaLS lac, without a
rival,
9. Tna Covrenpan Cofittios; or Ftoa
Jiit tl e medi. ii.e fur children and for women, it is
to pleasant lo tiike.
10. Btra'a Vcor.Ttar.a A"Tinitinr Ptt.t.s.
It. fScaa's EMoi.LituT Wri.n.eaoii Piste.
f..r II .rni s. Bo. us, Scc. It softens the leather, and
keeps cut the water.
12. Pmin Mta's TtisaTur io I'ltSTra.
1.1. JCKin's DunilHrKA MlTTCRK, which
eiir- s t' e wort Dia'rhoca in a few boors.
14 Jacksiu's D t s k t a 11 t MUTi-ne, a crr
tnio mid speedy cure for Eysciiiety and Summer
Cornjil .int.
The Mt'ove valnal'I' nrtiiles are setd 'ko'esate
sml retail, hv I.. C. GL'NN, ,V. 1 Soitlli F.flh
itrrtl, riiitadtlplim where S'on keeper snd o.
ther ni l be U ied with pure Afriran I'avnne
Pi pi er, Amies Flotveis, Druas, Paint, Oils, (!lat.s
snd Varnishes, nl the lowet pr'cea. Terms only
cah. fXj-Cut out the sdveiti-ernent, and biing
it w.tli you.
Pbil.idili.hia. July 10th. I91S. Iv.
B E iTTe V K A X 1) LIVE.
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar & Mood
rilHE unpreredented teoe.s of thi medirine. in
.1. Ihe retorati.m 1 f heabb, 'o those who, to de.
pn . had piven up all hoie, hss civen it o 1 Ji'.
ted nputalion at ovu all mher rcin. dies, fnrni-hinis
evidence of it intrinsic va'u and power, as the on
'y scent whh can he relied open for the cure of
Pu'monary Consumption. Br.mehittis, Asthma.
Pnin in the fide ml Brea-t, Spitting of Blood,
horpine Conch, ('roup, A:e.
Attention is requested to the foil. twine, ASTON.
I.SHI NO ('t"Kn. hv Thomson's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wo-d Napil-.a ! !
rhlfiHlrtp'tla, May M, 1P4 t.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With cr.tcful
fre'tnc I inform y"ti of the atonistiir.i efTc ol
ymir me.licine. which his literillv tan id me from
a deitb-beil ! Mv di-ea-e, Pnlmon itSr Cnn;un p.
lion, h-.d reduced me -o low lhat my phv:eian fru.
r o Hired my cie ho.eles Al ihi jm ci ni I be
gin to n eyour m-d'Cin-, riuI miracol 'U t.s it mav
-eem. it has eomphtelv r.-tured me to he ilih, alter
1 vervtbii'g ilsf lud failed. Ite-pectfullv vnuri).
WASHI.OIO MACK.
CHa-lotle street, aliove Cieoice r-trret.
Th' nndersintieil. beinjj pero-ia'lv nrquiiinted
with Wahinc.tnn M 'ck and hi sulTerinus. bear
witness to Ihe avtofihns itTecl of Thiimon's
Coinponnd yrnp of Tar, and the truth of Ihe a
hove stHtPrrcnt.
JOS. WINNER. 31 North Tl in! street,
D WIl) VH KEIIf. 4'i Almond street.
HUUH M'CI.NI.EY, S. E. corner Tatnany
1.11. 1 Fourth S'lect.
Prepared ot ly by S P. Thomon, N. E. corner
of Sih and spruce streets, Phi'sde'pbia.
A cents. H. B. Master, SuiiIhi'v ; D. firos1-,
and Dr Mac heron, H i-rirturg ; Jn'.li, I'ms n,
P. ttsvi le ; tJo . E rl. Re dins ; Hoo'ten et M i
on. To-anda. Br td.'ord count) , Pa. Price 50 cents
p r li.iule. or 5 n r il..en.
(Jj" Brtrnrr nf nil imi'af'on.
Ptiili.li Ipbia, June 2th, 11.1. 1 t
1 1 1: iA,""riTi3
c s i n n c r s .
v
riHE ful'cril.er would ref pertf.illv inform the
JL Cnieii ofSunhury and ihe ut ile cener illy .
th .t tl.ey h ive purcliuM-d die shop of Mr. WilliHin
Ho..vei, in Ma.ket nr. 1 1. one do r wel of luc P,,t
Utrice, wl ere iliev will rootinue lint
( nhiitrt-.EaKin Kiimiicsm,
in all it hr .nrhes. The pulihi: 111 iv X cl llieii
work d lie in ihe la'est -t le. 'I'hey bo' e, hy sun t
nttetoion to bu-in a , Ij meiit shire of publ.c
pstrnnHfje.
q3" Cotr.e.s mrido to order on the sYirter.1 no'ire.
and contrv 1 io.li.ee lukeu in eichaoce for woik.
WM. 'VOUMiV .. & H c. MARTIN.
So il.urv, Mav I7'h. IS1V 1 .
A bi st v at 1; o c: a i
WHOLESALE cV KETAII
HAT & CAP .M AM FACTUlilallS,
South Hunt rorwrnf Market and 4(i (s..
I'hil:inlIila,
TTniERE they alwavs keep on hand an eaten
' ..ivf i,,rtiii, in ,.f II ATS (J C.t I'S of ever
description, got up in the bet and niot approved
tjle. Peis..n derir. us 1 f purch oine superior ri.
ens on me most team I'al le terms, will eml M to
iheir advaiitHge to call btfora making purchaics
ebew here.
Philadelphia. Oct. .'.th. !4l. It
(oiiutei fclteraj
DEATH BLOV7.
'The pu be will pl-.ue observe that no Bratnbeih
Pills are Rem. ine, unless ihe hoi has three 1 1
hels upon it. (the top, the ai.'e and the hoit..m)
eth rnntsiinne a f.c-siniih njnature of mv hand'
writiiiR, thus B. Ba uiiiMtTii, M. D. These la.
bel aie engraved Oil htett. Im'SiiI iflil Iv iltfim.,..!
and done at an eMMite of over fi.tluO. -Th ref.ne
it wiltbe seen that the onlv 1 1 1 1 r n'11-siry to pr--rure
the medicine in ils purity, ia to obsene lhee
UI..I-.
Remember the top, the side, and ihe bottom.
The f illowintt respective persons are duly suih. ri
zed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale of Itrundrrth't Vrgtlublt Vniwnal
'il!.
Northumberland countv : Milton Mm key &
Chamlieibn. Sunmiry H. B. Masser. M'twens-
ville Ireland A Men. II. .Norihuin1 eiland Wm.
Forsyth. Georgetown J. &c J. Walls.
Union Ciunty: New Berlin Bogar cV Win
tir. Selinsgrove (ieorge Cundium. Middle.
burs Isaac Smith. Beaveriown avid Huhler.
AOamidiure Wm. J. May. Mifllilishuig Mensch
oV Bay. Haitleton Daniel Long. Frerhurg
ti.A' F. C. Mover. I.ewi.lnirg Walla 61 Green.
Coliunliii county J Danville E. B. Reynolds
k l'o. Berwick Shuman vt R tienhouse. Cat.
tawissa C. G, Brohts. Bloomshurp John R,
Meyer. Jeisey Town Levi Bisel. Washington
Roht. McCay. I.ime-tooe Ball'-? k. MtNo.ch.
Observe 1 hat each Agent haa an Kngrav.d Cer
ificateof Aeeney, containing a representation ol
Ur BRANDRETH'S Manufactory at Sing Sine,
and upon which w ill also be seen eiact copies of
the new label now ustit upon (he Drandrtth Ml
Boxen.
Philadelphia, office No. 8. North Rih atreet.
B. BRANDU'1'H, U. D,
Joae Msh, mi.
WI STAR'S
HUiSAM OF 1TILO CHERRY.
A Com pon ml Ttalsntnlc Preinrm Inn from
Willi Cherry Hit r It stivil Tar,
T7ie bent remnriy knnwn lo the ivorfjfnr the eurf of
CutiirAa, cora anthma, croup, blading of th '
lung., whooping cough, brtinchitit, mfiw
tma. tliortnen of breath, pain and
tvrnknes in the brea.it or m'de,
liver eomiluitif, and I lit
Jiryt itnpe of
CONSUMPTION
We will net assert that this BALSAM will rure
Consumption in ist wortt form, but it haa cured
many after all other means of relief hal been tried
in vain Andwhvnott It aeema lhat Ihe WILD
CHERRY" wis destined by Natuie to be our PA
NAt'KA for the ravaeini diseases of this e 'Id la
tilude. I,pt not the despairing invalid was-e his
m..ney and looa TIME, In him so all impor'ant.
in ulierimentini with the trashy nolrnm of tlie
dav. hut use at once a medicine that will cure. If a
cure lie p 's-ilile a medicine that science approves,
and many years of rxperienco have demonstrated
that it nlwnyn relieves.
'1'lirt it no unrh thing aifntl." in tha history
of this wonderlul B I.SAM. Evidence the must
ennvinrinrr evedeece lhat no one fan donbl. fully
er-tahli hes this fact. For the sike of brevity we
ae'ect the fnl nwim? from thouoands.
Isaac Pla't, Eq., Editor of the Pokeepie E iale.
one of Ihe m si infiiiential journals in the ata'e of
New York, stati a timlei the authority of bis own
name, lint a young lady, a relative nf his, nf very
deltcale cnneti'tuioii, ws attacked in Feb. 18t'i.
wiih fevere cold, which immrdiately produced spit-
ting i'fhliirKl,coiirh. fever, and other danaernus and
alarmirg symptoms. Through medical iiestnerit
ml cte she pa'tially rec verrd durinir summer.
Mot on the return of winter she was attacked more
violently than at first, she became scarcely side 10
walk and sn liouhled with cough, chills snd fever
every ilay, and appeared to lie going rapidly with
ronsnmp'ion ; at tti lime, when there wa n sign
of improvement, Mr. Plait pr. cun d a bo'tle i f
Wistsm's Btsii nr Wilo CuraaT. which Fh"
look, and it s eieinglv ret red her. She g t a se
cond, and bifoie it nii half iken he wo rclored
lo prrfrct hratlh, whieh he has ei j .ved t the pre
sen! nme. without the slight! rl symptom other for
mer di-e ae.
Mr. P att sav "the cure e ime under mv ewn ob
seivstion and I Cannot he mistaken as to the facts."
EXTRACT OF A LKTTER FfOMA POST
MASTER, DATED
PiMaaour:, Washington co.. Maine, Apr. 29. 1 61 1.
MR. ISAAC BUTTS. Dear Sir: At the re-
quest of many of my friend in this place and vicl-
npy who are alilicted with consumption and liver
comp'ain'a, I take the lil.er'y of asking you to sp.
poinl someone in ih's county n aaent tor-ell Wis
tub's Uit.M or Wn n Cnr.iiBV. and to send bin
a few dozen, as there is none of i! fer sale wit! in
(10 miles from this. I have no doubt thai it would
liio.t with n riai'y fale it it were where it cou tl le
locured without loo much rxper.se and delay.
My wife was attcked ahout n m nlhs since
with what the physicm called the fir-1 s'aps of
Consumption a comnlaint v, ry prevalent in this
si cioti of country. Having aeeu the Ba'aam ad
vert sed in Aucusta.
ct-200 iniz.Es rnoM n ere, -co
I took thet s'ii to send there for a I utile of it,
whii h she look, and which helped her so much that
I sent for to botiles more, whiih he has a'ao ta
ken, snd he now svs she lias not felt so well for
-n vears as she does at this lime. All those who
hve inquired of me and HSi-eriaincd what effect tlie
BaUam h id, are anxious lo hsve -ome for sa'e in
thl vicinity, which is the rau-e nf mv wriiii e you.
Plea-e inform me hy ietu n ofm.il whether you
conclude to tend r-ome, and if so to whom, in ordir
hat il may he known where it ran l bad.
I tm with re-pect vour, elc.
P. C. FA RNS WORTH. P. M.
The wh"le country is fist learning that no niedi-
citn no plivsican no preparation of any kind
whatever can equal Da. W isrin a Balsam of
Wilu CiiKiinr.
A TRI M' WOXUr.RM'L C I RK.
WATr avtLt r, Oneida co.. N. Y. Sept. 13, 1813.
Dear Sir 1 owe it in the afflicted to inform y. u
that in January la.t I was aiiaiked by a very vio
lent cold, raud by wmku g in 1 lie water, whiih
settled on my luna. It v.as ai cornp.mieil by a ve
r aevete pain in my I rrust and sides, and also a
ilistiessing c.'URh. I had in aiteudance all the lest
neilic-l aid m our village; bul after ehauiing all
their ski I o no av ol, ihry prononnre I my di-eae a
CovriRMCn riitirriu, and ih. y one and all
gnre me tip to itie. After ninth p rn .sion I Rot
ihe consent of mv phvsinan to use ihe BisM of
Witn (,'n 1 11 11 r pr. pared l y D11 Wisria. I pur.
chned of the Agent in our plare one bottle, before
Using h a'f of which I legan to g no si ten eh. and it
ws very evident my cough whs moch heller and
myavmptoma m every is ay impr .vine. I have
O.'W Usui three Ixiiths, arid um restored lo perfect
health. This re-ult is ul one owing to the ue of
DR. WISTAICS BALAAM OF WILD CHER.
RY ; and I Iske this tnelhod of g vir.g you ihe in
fiimiiion, partly to pay you the debt of ("riiilude
I owe yuu. and partly that oilier- sm ilaily afllicte.l
may kn"W where 10 apply lor telief.
Very t-olv your., JAMES 8 ACE.
Mil. Psiiara. Druggist, under dile of W.ttrville,
S.pt. 24th, li43, wr.ies;
The ststrment Riven you by Mr. Jamca Sage is
well known to be true hy this whole community.
It c. rt diilv was a most remarks' le core. The sale
nf ihe Bal.am is very good, and its snrcen in cures
Uu'y Haltering. Yours reap, ctlullv.
D. D. PALMER.
THE MOST "TTkM-UsKAMsE
CUKK KVKIl lKtOIl)i:i).
Hinixririn. N. J , Apiil 20. 1P41.
On or nboul the I3lh i'sy of OctoU-i, I S 1 1. Ia
laken wnh a violent pun 111 the side rear the liver,
wlni h (ori'inned lor a's.ut five daya. and w.iafol-
lo a mI ty tlie trekking ol an u'cr. er .iiS'e. in
wardty, wlnc'i relieved the pain a h'lle, liut csu-ed
me o throw up a great qu mnty of olfeiisive uiattei
and also much Hood. Biing gnady alumed.it
I applied 10 a physician, hut he said he ihoug' t
hs could do hut little for me eicpt give me aoine
Mercury P1II.1, vh ch I refused to lake, feeling
satisfied that ihey could do me no good ; many o
ihir r. m.die were then procured by my wife and
ftieiuls, but none did me any good and the ills,
charge of blood and corruption still continued every
f. w days, and at last N-come so offensive that I
cou'd scarcely breathe. I waa also seized with a i
oleiit cough, which at times caused me to raise
mm h nunc blood lhan I bad done before and my
disease continued in this wsy, siill growing worse,
until February, when hIS hope of my tecovery was
given up. ami my II lends all though! I would die
ol a GALLoriao CuaarmrTtoa. At ihis moment,
when my life wsappren ly drawing near it close,
I hesrd of DR. W IS PAR'S BALSAM OF
WILU CHEERY, and got a botile which B
Liivto mb tMtsf.oi Amy ; and hy the u-a of only
three h ides uf this mcd cine, all my pains were
removed my cough and slitting of blood and cor.
ruplinn entirely stopped, and in a few weeks my
hrnhh was so far restoied as to rnahle me lo work
al my Hade, (whieh is a carpenter,) and up lo this
time 1 have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GiouciSTia Cocbtt, N. J , aa.
Parax aally csn btfur sue, lb akahba M of
the Justices of ihe Peace in and for the said conn
ty, Thnmaa Coaene, and being duly affirmed ae.
cording to law, aaith th above atatement ia in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20th nf April. 1813. ?
i J Cir.MsaT.J P. S
Such ia the unprecedented success of this UAL.
8AM.
SATIRE'S FiTORITE TRESCRIPTIOV'
prescription concent .1 to our wanta. aa It is pie
pared from chemical extracts from subtances which
ihe author of nature haa placed in our own land
for wise purpose, that many who know nothing
nf the mode of ila prepay itlnn are endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits by selling sn aiticle aimilir
in name, or in appearance, nr hy representing their
own trah as superior to this BALSAM, or by put
ting up a mixture and t demnly asseverating that U
is imported from a foreign country, which is not the
ease. All these deceptive arte goto show thl
Witam's Hai.aH i known to the world to be
-THE (! RE AT nEMEDY." and lhat to ,rll
any mixture it muat be like thi in name, or pur
port lo he like il in suhstauc.
(Tjf Believe not the cunningly wrnuuhl fabrica
tions nd lake on'y tha original and genuine
Wistab's Balsam ut Witn Ctirnnt.
NO OTHER CAN" BE X.IKE IT.
Addres .ill nnlers to ISAAC II L ITS, No. 32
Ann St., New York.
Agents, JOHN W, FRILING. Sunlmrt,
D. BR AU no AM. Snrthnmberland,
J. K. MOYER. RtonmBburg,
J. WAGGONSKLLER, ivVnu-Grovc,
BROWN Ai CREASY, MifiUnville.
Feb. 22d. 1845 ly
DF.Pl'RATIVC STRIP.
riHE valuab'e properties of Oakley's Depute
1 live Syrup nf Karsaparilla, as a purifier of ihe
hhwid. is so well known to the puhhc generally,
that it i unpecessiiy lo iceupv mu h pa'-e in set
ting forth the advantages lo he derived from its
us.-; wherever the medicine has once been intro
ilueed.it lakes precedence oer all others: eveiy
nnelhat haa taken it, have derived so signal bene.
fieial rpulia from it, lhat it ia recommended hy
litem with ihe 11 most confidence. Physicians of
the highest standing in the profession, prescribe it
to patients under their rare ; Containing nothing
deleterious, but being composed nf the most mild,
yet efficacious vegetable material, it is offered with
confidence, aa the cheapest and most efficient pu
rifier of the blood now knnwn. The use of a few
botiles. especially in the spring months, will he at
tended with a most decided improvement in the ge
neral strength ofthe system, eradicating any seed
of disease that may have been generated, besides
giving'heallh and vigor lo the body. For the rure
of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Tetter,
Pimples or eiuptinn nf the Skin, White Swelling,
Fistula. Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The nu
merous certificates in the po-session of the suhscri
her and hi agents, from physicians and others, are
sufficient lo convince the roost skeptical nfiis su
periority over all preparations of Sarsapatilla.
Sold whole-ale and retail, hy 'ihe proprietor,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North 6th street. Rea-
ding, Beika Ciienty, and to Im bad of tha following
pels in : j
In Xorlhumhrrland County. H. B. Masr,
Sunhury ; Ireland it Mnel, McEtveiisville ; D
Krau.er. Milion.
In Union County. J. Gearhart, Scliusgroves
A (intelnis. Mifliinhurg.
In Columbia County. R. W. McCay, Wash
iugton.
Reading. March 14. 1R13.
Ma. Oakixt: I Micve it the uty of every
one to do whatever in Iheir power lies, for the b-ne.
fit nf their f. llow man, and having had poshive
proof in my own family, of the wonderful properlie
of your Depuralive Syrup of Sarsaparilln, I m 'St
conscientiously recommend it lo ihe afflicted. We
had Ihe misfortune to l e two of our children, by
Ihe breaking out of ulcerous sore that covced the
face, head and nerk, sltbough we had aome uf the
most scientific physicians 10 atiend th' m snd had
tried all the known ten, edict, including fMvaiin'n
Panacea, without avail. Another of my children
wa at'nrlie.l in 1 lie same manner, her lace urd
neck was romp'elely covered; the discharge waa so
nlti'nsive, and ihe disease at such a height, that we
despaired of her life. Seeing ihe wonderful ellect
of vour Depuralive Syrup .! S irsapari'la. we weie
induced to make trial of il. as the last resort ; it
acted like a charm; Ihe u'cere commenced healing
immediately, a b w bottles eniirely restored her to
her heahh, which ehe In.s enjoyed unintcriuptcdlv
ever since A a purifier ol the blood, I verily be
lieve it haa not its equal.
JOHN MOYER, Tailor,
Walnut si reel, near Fourth, Reading.
Doitgl issville, April 19th, 1S43.
Mb. Oak try: My son Edmund Leaf, hail the
scrofula in the most dreadlul and distressing man
ner for time years, dining which lime he wis de.
privrd of the use nf hia limh. hi be.d and rrrk
were covered with ulcers. We tried all ihe differ,
ent remcdiea, but to no effect, until recommended
hv Dr. Johnson of Noriistown. and also Dr. Isaac
Hiester, ol Reading, to use your Depuralive Syrup
of Sarsao irilla, of which I ol.lninrd eeveml hollies
the use of which d'ove the di-es-e eniin ly out of
hia sys'em, Ihe aore hen led up, and the child was
restored to perfect health, which he ha enjoved
uninterruptedly ever since, to the astonishment of
many petsons who seen him during hia affliction.
I have thought it my duty, and semi you this certi
ficate thai others who have a like affliction in the
family may know where to obtain so valuatile a
medicine. Yours truly .
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. Ifi, 1843 ly
To Country Mcrchaiils.
Hoots, Shoos. Bonnets, Leghorn and
l'nlm Leaf Hals.
C. "NY", at L. B. TAYLOH,
nf the S. II. corner ofMirkit and Fifth St.,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sate an riten.ive nt-ornnent of the
ahovear'.tcl. s, all of which ihey sell al unusual,
ly low pi ices, snd particularly invite the attention
of huvera vi.iling the cilv, loan eiantinsti hi of
ibeir stock. G. W. & L. B. TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, May 2S. 1844. I y
CITY FTI.MTUUK AUCTIOX,
AND PRIVATE SALES ROOMS,
Nos. V9 and 31 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CC. MACKEY, Auctioneer. repectfuly in
s vitea ihe attention of persona desirous of pur
chasing Furniture, lo hia eilensive Hales Rooms,
(both puldic and Piivale.) for every description of
Housi hold Furniture, whi re can I obtained at all
tunea. a large assortment of fasbionahle and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mattraasea,
&c. at very reduced prices, foi cash.
rv7- Saina by Auction, twice a week.
May 2T'h. 1843. ly
LAX (sI'-KU Ihe liighesl price will
aiven for Ha ceeu. ai rne store nr
" iiHatntF 11 iDOtan
An 9 1B4" ntivni Aoor,ii.
I I'll". 'f a atiierioi quality, ean now he had
ialloe 1 ime KUna o Henry Masser.in Sun
bu. MayIT,l46.
ROSE OINTMENT
FOU TETTEIl. - ,
RINGWORMS, rtMPLKa OM TUB TACK, AND OTUUI
CttTANEOUH ERtt'TlllMa.
(Jj 77ir ftlhiuiing crrtijie.a' describe one nfth
tnonl extraordinary cure ever effected by any
application,
PiiiLAiiF.irntA, February 1ft, 1833.
IJOR twenty years I was severely afflict, d with
Trttfh nn the Face and Heads the dtseasw
commenced when I waa seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1836, varying in vio
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great part of my f ice was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itclj.
ing; my bead swelled at times until it fellas if it
would hurst ihe swelling was so great, that I could
scarcely get my hat on. During ihe long perioj
that I was afflicted wih ihe disease, I useil a great
many a plication, (among them several celebrated
preparations) as Well as taking inward remedies,
including a number of In.ttlea of Swaim'i Panacea,
Extract of Sarsupnrilla, eVc, In fact, it would be
impossible to enumerate all the medicinea I used.
1 waa also under the cure of two of the moat dis
tinguished physicians of ihis city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, and I despaired of ever being;
cured. In ihe fall of 18dfi, the disease at the time
being very violent, I commenced using the Rote
Ointment, (prepared by Vanchan & Davis.) In
a few applicaliona the violent itching ceased, ihe
swelling abated, the rrtii'tion began tu disappear,
and before I had used ajar ihe disease was entirely
cuied. It has now been nearly a year and a half
since, and there is not a vesiig of the disease re
maining, except the scare from the deep pits formed
by the disease. It is impossible for me to describe
ina certificate the severity nf the diseae and my
suffering, but I will be pleased to give a fuller ac
count to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. Al the lime I commanced
uing the Rose Ointment I would have given hun
dieds of do'lata to be rid of the disease. Since U
tng it, I have recommended it to -evi ral persona,
(among them my molher, who had the disease bad
ly on her atm.) who w.-re a l cured hv it.
JAMES DL'RNELL, No. 150, Race St.
rj The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Yauhan, South East corner of Third and Race
strei t, Philadelphia, and sold on acencv in Sunhu
ry. by H. B, MASSE R,
May I4lh. 1813. Agent.
Uosc Ointment, lor Tetter.
A PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY.
Piin.tni.Leiiia, May '2 7 1 1 1 . 1839.
'PHIS is to certify that I was severely affl.cted
1 with Tetter in Ihe hands and feet for upwards
of forty years ; the disease was attended generally
with vio'ent itching and swelling. 1 spplicd to a
numlxrof physicians, and used a great many appli
cations without iircciing a cure. About a year
since, I applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
top ed the l'rli ul;. and a few applications immedi.
ately cured ihe disease, which there has been no
return of, although I bad never lieen rid of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
fTj" The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vauuhan. S mill Eat corner of Third and Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on aeeney in Sunhu
ry. hv II. B. MASSKK, j
May 14th. Ajr.it.
XTCESICAIi APPROBATION
Of the ROSE OiyTMEMT, for Tetter.
LTHOUGH the superiority of ihe prepaialion
J over all others is fully ea'ahlished. ihe proprie
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Bau&h, having found in ihis remedy that relief for
a tedious and disagreeable, affection which the meana
within the ranie of his profea-ioii failed to allord,
has not hesitated to give it his anprohati m, although
the prejudices and interests of thai profession ate
opposed to secret Remedies.
I'hilaiiklpuia, Sept. 19, 1S3G.
I was recently troubled with a tedious herpetic
eruption, w hich coveted nearly one si le of my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr. Vauuhan. proprie
tor ofthe Rose Ointment, observing my face, Hun
ted nn my tiyirig his preparation, of which he han
ded me a jar. Although in common with the mem
bete ol nn profession, 1 discountenance and disap.
prove ot liie numerous nostrum palmed upon the
public by turini ant pr. tenders, 1 feel in jus:ice bound
to eici pt the Rose Ointment I'mm thai c'a-s of me
dicines, and to give it mv approbation, as it entire
ly tured the eruption, although il hid resisted the
usual applications. DAM,. BATCH, M. D.
CjT The Rose Ointment is prepared by 11. B.
Vauuhan, South East corner of Third and Race
Streets, Philadelphia, and sold on sgrncv in Sun
bury, hv H. B. MASSER.
May llih, 184:1. Agent.
EAGLE
IT IT CC "JOT1 HZ3 UL. 9
Corner of Third and Vine Streets,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
rilHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
X public, that he has opened a Hotel in the com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
Third and Pine streets, where he will be happy to
wait npoii 1 hose who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel ia la'ge and conveni
ent, and furnished in the be-t mmlern st le. Ilia
provided with a large number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, Ac. Persons visiting Williarnspnrl on bu
siness or pleasure, may rest as-ured lhat every ex
ertion will be used to render their sojourn at ihe
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeuhle. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the market af
fords, and hi bar with die choicest wines anil oilier
liquors ihsrces reasonable. The Eaale Hotr
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar estanhshment in the borough,
beine situate in the business part of ihe town, snd
within a convenient distance of the Court Houae
and Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good and truaty
ostlers alwsjs in alieiidari. e.
Attentive, accommodating and hone-l Servants
have lieen employed, and nothing left undone that
will add to the comfort and accommodation of hia
guest.
There will be a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing lo convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav 14th. 1812. tf
J?i iniaelVe:iver fc on,
ROPE MAKERS & SHIP CHANDLERS.
Ao. 13 Aur A Huer Street, Philadelphia.
HAVE constantly on hand, a general assort,
ment of Cordage, Seine Twines, die., vii:
laru Ropes, Fishing Rope, While Rupee, Manii
la Ropes, Tow Lines lor Canal Boata. Also, a
complete assortment of Seine Twines, &c such aa
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotlon Shad and llening Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. Ac. Also, Bed Cords, Plough lanes.
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c. all of which they will dispoee of on roaaonabla
tei ma.
Philadelphia. November 13, 1842. ly.
SPi: llfNGrGOOLTAi" CO, ""
No. 13S Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensive assortment of British French
sod American Dry Goods, which ihey offer fmaaie
on the most rraaooehle terms.
Philadelphia, NevwMter 13, 184X ly.
t