- Awother Soak for Cera. -i
Dr. Samuel Webster, rd Charlestown, New
Hampshire, has published in the New Enf ahd
Farmer, . a communication detailing the result
of certain experiment which he made last year,
in soakinf corn the substance tof which we
will condense for the benefit of our render,
denmtnff his experiment worthy ofno'eot this
particular time. '.' ' '. ' : '.- i
Somu time last May, the doctor eeeidently
saw a notice of 6ome mode of preparing seed for
planting in Germany, which waa to ensure good
crops even "Pn poorpd barren land, at a trill.
log coat. What the preparation waa, the die
coverer refused to make known. " While thinking-over
the various substances that had been
or might be used with advantage, it occurred
to him that muriate of mmonia, the common
aalammnnia of the druggist hartshorn might!
snswer well for the purpose required, both from
the nature of its bane and ita acid, and he deter
mined to try the experiment of using it.
lie accordingly dissolved a , email piece,
weighing by estimate four or five grain, in o
bout half a coffee cup of water. Into that he
put a small handful of seed corn, and suffered it
to remain four or five hour, and then planted
it. By the eido of each hill, at a proper dis
tance, be planted another hill with corn from
the name ear, but un soaked. Generally at each
spot but one hill waa planted ; but in ono place
a hill of the soaked corn was planted oil each
side of the unsoaked.
No. 1, was planted in good, light roil, into
which a fair dressing of coarse long stable man
ure had been ploughed five kernels planted to
each hill. Result the soaked corn produced
eight ears, six good and two email ; the uiif-oak-cd,
four ears.
No. 2, hills two of soaked and betwern
them one of tinsoaked corn. Soil dry, sandy,
and closotothe edge of a path where little or
no manure fell in the spreading of it. Result
the soaked hills gave five ears, three of them
good ; the un soaked, three good ears. . -
Thedortor tried eix evprriments in all, and
each of the other four with corresponding
results with the above, which shows a very
large increased product in favor of the soaked
corn, which, as the treatment of the soil and cul
ture of all were alike, must be ascribed tolhe
virtue of the ammonia.
As the experiments triod by Dr. Webster
with only five grains of ammonia, and a small
handful of corn, to save our readers the trouble
of a calculation as to quantities, we will make
one ready to their hands. Preeumipg tint the
doctor's 'email handful' to have contained a gill
of corn, aa five grains served that quantity of
seed, and there are 5,700 graina in a pound of
ammonia, that quantity would answer, when
dissolved, as, a soak for 4 bushels of corn.
New then, as ammonia is a very cheap drug,
and the mode of Using it very simple, may we
not ask some of our enterprising farmer readere
to make an experiment of two acres of corn
one acre of seed soaked in a solution of ammonia
ond the other with unsoaked seed 1 The ex
periment would not cost them 50 cents, ard if
by so cheap a process, they can add from 50 to
73 per cent, to the products of their corn crop,
surely it is worthy of trial. We would, were
we about to test the t fiicaey of the doctor's soak,
roll the seed jiu-t bclbre planting in plaster; so
as to impart fixidity to the ammonia, and thus
longer continue its nutrient properties to the
corn plant, during the period of its growth j and
in order to fully teat the experiment, we would
plant one acre with seed soaked in a solution of
ammonia, unplaatered one acre of seed soaked
and plastered, and one acre with seed uneoaked ;
we would mark out the three acres in the same
field, manure and cultivate each alike, and
measure the produce of each acre separately
By pursuing this course, the result would not
only provothe value of the ammonial soak, but
that of plaster as an absorbent. American
Farmer.
Incombistiblk Wasii. Slack atone lime in
a large tub or barrel, with boiling water, cover
ing the tub or barrel, to keep in all the atcam,
When thus alacked, paas sis quarts of it through
a fine sieve. It will then be in a elate of fine
flour. Now, to aix quarts of this lime add one
quart of rock or Turk's Island salt, and one gal
Ion of wattr; then boil the mixture and skim it
clean. To every five gallons of this mixture,
add one pound of alum, half a pound of copper
as, by alow degrees, three quarters of a pound
of potash, and lour quarts of fine sand or hard
wood ashes, sifted. This mixture will no ad
mit of any coloring matter you please, and may
bo applied with a brush. It looks better than
paint, and is as durable at slate. It will atop
email leaka iu the roof, prevent the mots from
growing over and rotting the wood, and render
it incombustible from sparks falling upon it.
When laid upon brick work, it renders the
brick impervious to rain and wet. Emigrant's
Hand-Book.
Charcoal The preservative qualities of
thnrcoal are not to generally known aa they
Hhould be, and I bnpe you will tell your readers
that if they will imbed their amoked beef and
pork in some pulverized charcoal, they may
keep it as long aa they pleaae without rf gard to
weather. Tell them also, that if they will take
about a pint of charcoal also pulverised, and put
it into a bag, then put it into a barrel of new ci
der, it can never foment, will oever contain any
intoxicating quality, and i more palatable the
longer it is kept. Farther, take a piece of char
coal of a surf jee equal to a cubic inch, wrap it
in a clean cotton cloth two thicknesses, and
make moist, and work about on pound of but
ter which bas become rancid, and it will restore
it perfectly. 3tcAgen Farmer,
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II A IV K KOTE LIST.
PI-tfXSYJLTAIVIA.
The following list shows the current value of all
Pennsylvania flunk Notes. The mort implicit re
liance msy I ideced npon it, a it Is every week
.arrf.illy compared with ai d corrected from Bick
nell's reporter. . .' -
Raukft In Philadelphia.
. ' ' Disc, tar
"' ' ' l"- pBltA.
' XOTHS'AT PAR.
Bank of North America . .,
Bank of the Northern Liberties . '
Commercial Hank of Penn'a. . ,
F arirers' and Mechanics' Dank . . .
Kensington Bank , , , ,
Philadelphia Hunk .
Sehuy.lkill 0ai.1t- - . . '
Snuthwark Bank ' ' . ' . '
Western Bank ' . ,
Mechanics' Bank . ...
Manufacturers' it Mechanics' Bank
flank of Prnn Township . . " .'
Oirard Bank ', ' '
ll .nk of Commerce, late MoyamtnslnR .
Bank of Pennsylvania , '
Country Ranks.'
Bank of Chester County Weitchoatcr
Bank of Delaware County Chester
Bank of Oermantiwic Ucrmnntowrt
Bank of Montgomery Co. ' No'ristown
Doylestmvn Bunk Doylc-atown
Easton Rank : fission
Farmers' Hank of Buck co. Bristol
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par
par
par
par
par
per
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
pur
pti
Bank of Northnmlieiland Northumberland
Columbia Bank ft Bridge co.Colum!ii
Farmer' Bnnk of Lancaster Lsnciatei
Lancaster County Batik
Lancaster
Lancaster Bank
FnrmerV Bank of Reading
Office nf Bank of Penn'a.
Office do do
Office do ' do
Office do da
Lancaster
Reading
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llarrisliurK" These
LDiicnslcr I officea
Keaitinu f do not
Enston J issue n.
DISCOUNT.
NOTES AT
Rank of the United Hates
Miners' Bank of Potlsvillo
Bank of Lewistown
Hank f MiddlrUown
Carlisle Bank
Cxcliange Bank
D . . . di branch of
iTarricouru Bank
Lebanon Bank
Merchants' A; Manuf. Bank
Bank of Piitslmrg
West Blanch B ml
Wyoming BHtik
Northampton I! ink
Berk County Bunk
Olfice of Bank of U. S.
Do do do
Do d do
Bank of Chamlierghurg
B;ifik ofCettyshurs
B.ink of Wiifquehaiina Co.
rt.ilnriVlphia S3
Potisvillo ' j
Lenixtown ' 1 j
Mitldletown at
C.irlibte 2
Pittsburf . . j
Ilolliilnysburg . j
ILtrruhurg J
Lelmnun j
Piltsburg j
ritts'.iuig;
Williamsporl 1
Wilkesliari li
Allentown
Reading
Pittsburg
failed
hno
New Brihton
Chamberaliurg
Gettysburg
Montrose
do
do
2
i
i4
Erie Bar,
Erio
' Woynesburg
Washington
Honesdnle
Brownsville
York
Farmers' & Drovera' Bank
Fiankliu Bank
llonesdnle Bank
Monnngaliela Bank of B.
U
U
Vork Bank York Jal
K. B, 1 he notea of those banks on which we
omit nuotntioiia, and suhvtitute a dash ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception olthcce which have a teller 01 reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadeljihia Sav. Ina."
Pbiladi-lphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill yv. Ina.
KenciriRlon tSav. Ina. A
Philadelphia
failed
fiiileil
Li led
do
do
1)0
do
Penn Township 8av. Ins,
Manual Labor Bank (T. W-Dyolt, prop.) failed
Towanda Bank
Towanda
AllcRliany Bank of Pa.
Bed lor J
no Sale
cbised
closed
Bank of Beaver
Bank of Swatara
Bunk of Washington
Beaver
Hanitfhurg
Waiiuetoii
Belbfonte
fui led
Centre Bank
City Bank
closed
no sate
failed
fuilod
failed
Piluburg
Pittsburg
Fayette co.
(ireencastle
Harmony
Farmers & Mech cs Itank .
Farmera'A; Mech'ca' Bank
Farmers' &. Mech'ca' Bank
Harmony Insiituto
no sale
tluntinRuon uunk
Huntingdon no sale
Juniata Bank
Lewistown no sale
Luinbermeu'a Bank
Warren
Dun.laff
failed
Northern Eli.l vf Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
no aalo
closed
New Hope
Milton
Meadvilla
' Port Carbon
Carlisle ,
Montrie
Uniontown
Northumb U Union Cot. t!k.
North Western Bank of Pa.
O.Tu-e of Schuylkill Bank
no sato
closed
Pa. Afir. 6i Manuf. Buuk
failed
closed
failed
closed
Silver Lake Bank
Union Bai.k of Penn'a. '
Westmoreland Bank
(ircensburg
YVilke&harre Bridge Co.
Wilkeabarre no sale
CT All notea purporting to be on any Pennsyl
vania Bank not given in the above li.-t, may be act
lown aa frauds.
SEW JCRSUY.
Bank of Now Brunswick Brunswick failed
Belvideie Bank Belvidere i
Burlington Co. uaiik Medloril par
Commercial Uar.k IVrlU Amnoy 4
Cumberland lSauk . UriUrfelon par
Farmcra Bunk Mount Holly par
Farmers and Mechanics Lk lialiwsy t
Farmcra' and Mechanics' Hk N. Biunawick failed
Farmers' and Merchant' Bk MidJIetown I'i. I
Franklin Bank of N. J. Jeiwy City
fhililj
failed
failed
failed
Hoboken Bkgdc Oiaiinj Co Holh.koii
Jeraey City Bank
Jersey City
Mecuamta Hank
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bsnk
Munmouth Bk of N. J.
Mechunics' Bank
Mechanics' aud Manuf. Bk
Morn Canal and Bkg Co
Post Notea
Newark Bkg & lua Co
New Hops Del Bridge Co
i. I. Manufac. and Bkg Co
1 attt-rson
H.llevilie
- Morrutown
Freehold
Newark
Trenton
Jersey City
faded
. i
failed
i
ur
no salo
Newark
i
i
failed
failed
LainberUvills
Huboken
N J Proleoton ii Lombard Ik Jersey City
Orange Bank
Pateron Bank
Peoplee' Bank
Princeton Bank
Salem Banking Co
Stale Bank
State Bank
State Bai.k
Slut Bank of Morria
Si.ta Bank
Salem and Pbilad Manuf Co
Suasex Bank
Orange 4
Patcrson faile.1
do " . i
Princeton par
S'.lein par
Newark i
Klizatietbtown i
Camden par
Morrislown I
Tr. nton failed
Salrrn fulled
Newiou i
Trenton par
Dover j
Hackenaack failed
Trenton Banking Co
bniin Batik -W'aouingiuu
Banking Co.
m:L,4W4iu:.
Bk of W ilra A Brandy wine Wilmington
Bank of Delaware Wilmington
Bank of Biuyrns ' Smyrna
Do branch Millord
Farmers' Bk of Siau of Del Dover
Do
branch
Wilmington 1
Do
Do
branch
branch
Georgatown
Newcastle
Wilmingtua
Union Bank
Under 6's
CC7 Go all banka narked tbua f ) there are
that counterlsil or altered notes of die Virious
nominations, ua circulation.
.'IJUJ. 1 LlL'-ilgJ
herh's hotel,
IIARRISRVRQ. ,
I BEG have to jnf.rm- tbs public that I Jiave left
Philadelphia, and Sin now locatod in Harris
burg, the seat of the Executive and State Govern
ment of Pennsylvania, where I now occupy the
spicious Hotel, recently kept by Mr, Matthew
Wilson. . - .-:: ' '
This apacious building, having been purposely
phnncd and erected for a Hotel of the first class,
is not surpassed If equalled, by any aimilar eatab
liahmcut in Pennsylvania; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, -the patlore, roOmeand
chambers Bra now fitted rip in a aiyla that com
binra clcjsncn with comfort end convrnience. ;
My TABLE is pledged to l e supplied with the
best fare the Markets er.n produce 1 the chsrecS at
the aime time lieing aa moderate aa any of the best
rrgnUted aslal lisbmenla elsewhere. In short, no
exeitiors shall be spared on my p 'rt, or on the part
of every member of my household, to make it what
it should lie. In tbe Capital of one of the most pop
ulous and interesting M;ate of tho Union. -
With thrso pr-miiaca, accommoilslious and faci
lities, and the fact (bat tbe Hotel is most eligibly
situated, I w'uh confidence, most respectfully soli
cit the nairoiinge of the Public :'-.
DANIEL HERR.
' Late of Herr's Hotel, Chcsnut at., Philnd.
ITarri-hnrj.JVov. g. lf4S.
" ror.rrr.F.if
UTitlttsitJlc art'Cclcisi.
1BaK5ca's Vsaatirrna-a crtain cure for
s worms tnfe and very pleasant to Inks.
2. Oiasos'e ExTnscTS. which remove Crease
of all khid, Dry Pa'nts, Tar, Varnish and Wax,
from carpets or from clothing, without injuring the
Cilor or the cloth.
3. Lnjpnsr Ftt Perw the Mat thing known
for killing flies ami musquitoes.
4. A certain Desiroyer of Ksts, Mice, Koachcs
and Ants, and another of Btd Bu.s.
6. Ors's Ppkcific for S"ur stomach, Heart
Born end Water Brash, by one who had su Hired
thirteen years, before h dicovfred the cure.
Da. STtvItt a titiKK Ujstmkt lor the J'liea.
It baa never failed to cure.
7. Hahbisos's Tsttf.r Wash.
8. ' Brcmosd' IsniLiBts Ixk, without a
rival. . .
0. Thk Cowpousn Coarr.cTiox . ov Fica
juM the medieirus for children and for women, it is
so pleasant to take.
JO. Br.ru s V intTista A ti btli oca ritl.s.
11. Gossi'a Emom.if.mt WaTaa-raoov Pasts.
for Hiirnias, Boms. eke. It softens the leather, and
keeps cut the water.
12. I 00a Mam a M-naMOTBtsivn I'tiana.
13. Jackson's DiianaiRi MiXTonx, which
curea tbe worst Dia'rhcea in a few hours.
14 Jacksom's DrsRMTtar Mixti-rv, a cer
tain and speedy rure for Dysentery and Summer
Complaint.
1 he above valuablo art idea are sold wholesale
and retail, bv L. C. GUNN, A'o. 1 &imi Fifth
street, rhiladelplia whero Ston keepers snd o-
thera will lie supp ted with pure African Cayenne
Pepper, Arnica Floweis, Urugs, raints.Uils, tilasa
and Varnishes, at the lowest prices. Terms only
cash. rrrCut out the advertisement, and bring
it with you. . '
Philadelphia. July 19th. 1S15. I V.
BEL1KV 12 AND L I V E .
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar & ! ood
Auptna.
f1IIE unprecedented succesa of this medicine, in
A the restoration ol heal it), to those who, in ties-
pair, had cnen up all hojies, nos given 11 an exal
ted reputation tove alt other remedies, luruMung
evidence of ita intrinsic value and power, aa tho on
ly spent which ran lie relied upen for the cure of
Pulmonary Conaurr.ption. Brotichittia, Asthma,
Puin mi tbe fide and lirea-t, knitting 01 uiooii,
Whooping Couph, Croup, &C.
Attention la rcqueste.l to the following Al t.x.
ISHING CURE.bv ThnmsoV. Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Naptha ! !
rhilailflphia. May 1844.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful
fcehnca I inform you of the astonishing effects of
Vour medicine, which has literally rais d me from
adeith-t-cd! My disease, Pulnionnry Conump
lion, had reduced me so low that roy physician pro.
no jnred my ease hopeless I At this junction I be
gan to u-eyour medicine, and miraculous aa it may
seem, it has completely reatored m to health, after
everything else bad failed. Respectfully yours.
WAauiiiiu.i atai'it,
Charlotte a'reet, above Geoige street.
The undersiqneit, being personally acquainted
with Wabingtan Mmk and his snfTerinKs, heir
witness to the astonixhing effecta of Thomson's
Compound yrup of Tar, and the truth of the a
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER. 318 North Tl ird street,
DAVID VICKERS. 42 Almond atrret.
HUGH M 'GIN LEY, S. E. corner Tamany
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomson, N. E. corner
of 5lh and Spruce streets, Phi'sdcYhia. '
Agents. H. B. Mssxer, Simbuy ; D. Gross,
and Dr. Macpherson, llsriUburg ( Jno. G. Brown,
Pot is vi le ; Go-1. Erl, Keidiiigs Uouaton & H
on. Towanda. Bradord county, Pa. Pitce 50 centa
p r lioltle, or f 5 p- r d-ien. 1
q3 litware nf all imitation.
Philadelphia, Juue 2rtin. 1815. lv
JIKLl THK
Icsin ncrs.
riTlin iuhsenhers would respectfully inform the
JL Ciiizcns uf Sunbury and the public generally,
that they havo purchaki-d the shop of Mr. V llham
Hoove, in Mai kit street, ore do.ir Kent ol tue l 01
Olliee, where they will continue Ihe -
al.iitcl-.Tiakin Etusii.cM,
in all its tirmcnes. j n punuo may cipcri huh
work done in the latest style. Tbey hupe, by strict
ntteiit'ton to buiinej, U raeiit a share of pubi c
ntt'onuse.
rfj- Uollins maiie to o'ier on ine suanesi nnurn.
and country proJuce li.ken in echange lor wok.
WM. VOUN(i.''.A. It- C WAKIMi
Sunbury, May 17th. 1915. ly.
A iS II II Y fc It Of A 1
HAT & CAP lMAKUFACTUllEltS,
South Fa$t carntr of Market and 4th t..
I'bll.utelplila,
1T7HERE they always keen on hand an ex ten
sive assortment f HATH CA fS of every
description, got up In the best and most approved
stt le, Peiaona derirouscf purcbasiog auiscrior arti
cles on the most reasonable terms, will find it to
par
par
their advantage to call before making purchases
elsewhere.
par
par
par
Philadelphia, Oct. 6lh, 1844. ly
fTIaAX hlXUTba l.iglieM price will he
given for t lac Heed, at ihe store of
par
par
par
Aug v, into nr.isKX HAnBcn
W 191 1", of a siierior quality, can now he had
Q4.ltue Luue Alius of Henry Masser,in Sua
bury.
May 17,1845.
ai, J ft AR IRON Juat teceivrJ and for sale, cheap
a1-1 lor cash, by liCAKK HABStrt,
Eunbury, Sept. SO, 1845,
OAKLEYS
DKMin ATIVE STRUI.
rrIfE valuable proprriiea of Oakley's Deptua
I. live Syrup of tfareaparilla, aa a purifier of the
bloo1, it so Well known to the public generally,
that it is unnecessiry to occupy much spare In set
ting? forth the advantage to derived from Its
use 5 wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all others t every
one that has taken It, have derived so signal bene
ficial results front it, that it is recommended by
them wilh the n'moc confidence. . Physicians; of
the highest standing iu CO profession, prcscrilie) it
to patients under thr ir care Containing nothing
deleterious, but bring composed tf' the moat mild,
yet efficacious vegetale lnaterials.il Is offered with
confidence, aa the cheapest and most- ellV'ent pu
rifier of (he blood now known. The use of a few
boti!es, rsiieciaby in the spring months, will be at
tended wiih a roni decided imptovement in the ge
neral atrrngth of the system, eradicating any seed
of disease that may have been generated, besides
giving health and vigor to ihe body. For the cure
of Hcrofuln or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. Telle',
Pimples or eruptions of Ihe Skin, White Swelling,
Fistula, Chronic Couah Aathma, eke. The nu
merous certinVa'es in the posscsnjon of the subscri
ber and hia agents, from physicians and others, are
eufficient to convince the most skeptical of ita an
priority over all preparations of Sarsaparilla.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Ihe proprietor,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North 5th street, Hea
ding, Bi iks County, and to be bail of the following
persona
In KoHhumbtrhmd Count;. II. B. Massirj
Snnbury ; Lelaud cfe Mnel, McEwensviKc ( D
Krauaer, Miltn. - -
In Union County. J. Gcarhart, rtclinsgrove !
A. Guleliiis, Mifllinburg.
Wi Columbia Cuunty. R. W. McCay, Wash
ington.
Reading, March 14. 18 in.
Ma, Oaklet s I lelieve it the " uty of tvery
one to do whi-tevcrin their power I ie,fr the bene
fit of their fellow man, and having had poti'ive
proof in my own family, of the woliderful properties
of your Depurative Syrup of Sarsaparilla, I m t
conscicntiouKly recommend it to the afflicted. We
had the kiUfortune to lose tvfco of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered th
face, bead and neck, although we had aome of the
most scientific physicians to attend thrm and hail
tiled all the known ten o,!ies, including Pwaim'
Panacea, without avail. Another of my children
was attacked in the same manner, her face and
neck was completely covered; the discharge was so
offensive, and ihe disease at such a height, lb at we
despaired of her life. ereirg the wonderful eflccts
of your DepiiMtive 8yrup of S in:aari:la, we wero
induced to make trial of it, as the last resort : it
acted hke acberin; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately, a few bottles entirely restored her to
her health, which she hs enjoyed uninterruptedly
ever since. Asa puiifier of the blood, I verily be
lines it has not ila equal.
JOHN MOVER. Tsilor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
sville, April 19th, 1843.
Ma. Oaklet : My aon Edmund l.o.f. had ihe
scrofula in ihe moat dreadful and distressing man
ner for three years, during which time he waa de
prived of Ihe use of his limbs, his he id and neck
were covered with ulcere. We tried all the differ
ent remedies, but to no 1 fleet, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Noriistown, and also Dr. Isaac
Hiester, of Reading, to use your Depurntive Syrup
of Sarsaparilla, of which I obtained several bodies.
ihe use of which drove the disease entirely out of
hia system, the aore heated up, and the child was
restored to perfect health, which be bas enjoyed
uninterruptedly ever since, to the astonishment of
many persons who seen bim dumig Ins sllliclion
I have thought it my duly, and send you thia reiti-
firate that others v. ho have a like affliction in the
funily may know where to obtain ao valuable a
medicine. Yours truly.
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. Ifi, 1943 ly
To Country .Uerehant.
oots, Shoes, Bonnets, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats.
G. W. & la. H. TAYIsOH,
at the S. E. corner of Market and Fifth St.,
OFFER for sale an ritensive assortment of the
above ar'.icb a, all of which they sell at unusual
ly low puces, and particularly invite the attention
of buyers veiling Ihe citv, li an etamination of
beir stock. . W. fc L. U. i AY Lull.
Philadelphia, May 23, 1644. ly j
CITY FUIiMTUKE AUCTION,
AND rSIVATS SALES ROOZIS,
Nos. 29 and 31 North Third Street
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
C. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in
vitea the attention of persona desirous of pur
chasing Furniture, to hia extensive Sales Rooms
( both public and Private,! for every description o
Household Furniture, where can be obtained at all
timea, a large assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cubinet Furniture, ueds, Mattraases
&e., at very reduced prices, for eish.
QZT Sales by Auction, twice a week.
May aVlh. lrM3. ly
t'oimtri lei: era)
DEATH BLOW.
'T'he pu! lie will please observe that no Brandretb
-s- Pills are centime, unless the bos has three n
beta upon it, (the top, tbe sii'e and the bottom)
etch containing a fie-simile signature of my band
writing, thus B. Batsmaaru, M. D. 1 hese la
bel'aie engraved on ateel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense of over f S.0H0. Therefore
it will be teen that the only thing necessary to pro
cure the medicine in ita purity, ia to observe these
laoela. .
Remember the ton, the aide, and the bottom.
The fallowing respective persons are duly authori
zed, and hold
C Ext Tin CATS 3 OF AGZZTC7
For the sale of BranJrnh't Vegetable Universal
Ml.
Northumbeiland eountv : Milton Mackey A.
Chambeilin. Sunbury H. B. Masaer. M'Ewena
ville Ireland A Meixell. !Sorthuinlrland Wni.
Forsyth. Georeetown J. it J. Walla.
Union County: New Berlin Bogar & Win
ter. Selinsgrove George . tSundium, Middle
burg laaae Smith. Bsavertnwu David Hubler.
Adamsliurg Wu, J. May. Midlinaburg Menacb
die Ray. Hartleton Daniel Long. Freeburg
U. & F. C. Moyer. Lewisburg Walls it Green.
Columbia county t Danville 13. B. Reynolds
it Co. Berwick Shuman it Rittenhoute. Cat
tawiaaa C. O. Brobts. Bloomsburg Joiin R.
Moyer. Jeisey Town Levi Biael. Waahington
RoU. McCay.. I.imestavie Ballot k, MsNinch.
Observe that each Agent baa an Engraved Cer
tificate of Agenev, containing representation of
ir BRANDREf H'S Manufactory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be seen enact copies of
the new lube Is now used upon the Bratidreih fill
Uuxet.
Philadelphia, office No, 9, North 81b atreet -B.
BKANDILETH, M. O.
June 21tb, 1843.
HOSE OINTMENT
- FOR TUTTEIt.
BINOWOItMft, riMPLF.S ON THE FACE, AND OTIIC1
CVTANEOVSJ EReiTIOKSj.
' T7 Ti following cerlifica'c dtneribc one nf the
mot. extraordinary cures ever effected ly any
application. . .
riiiLAnr.tpitiA, February 10. 1838.
IJ'OR twenty years I waa aeverely afflicted with
. Titth on the Face and Headi the disease
commenced when I waa seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1836, varying in vio
lence, but wilhoul over disappearing. During most
of the time, gTeat part of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing I my head swelled at times until it felt aa if it
would burst the swellim waa so gie it, that I could
scarcely get my bat on. - During jhe long penoJ
that I waa afflicted with tho disease, I used a great
many n plications, (among them several celebrated
preparations) aa well as taking inward remedies,
including a number ofdottleaof fiwnim'i Panacra,
Extract of Sarsaparilla, Ac, In fact, it would be
Impossible to enumerate all the medicines I used.
1 waa also under the care of two of the most dis
tinguished physicians of this city, but without re
ceiving much benefit, and I despaired of ever being
cured. . In tbe fall of 18:10, the disease at the time
being very violent, I commenced using the Rnte
Ointment, (prepnred by Vaushan fc Davia.) In
a few applications the violent itching cased, the
swelling abated, the rruotion began to diaippe.ir,
and before I had used ajar the di-easa was entirely
cured. It hae now been nearly a year and a half
since, end there is not a vestige of thfl disease re
maining, except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the di:-ense. It is impossible for me to describe
in a certificate the severity bf the disease and my
rufTrring, but I will be pie iscd to give a fuller ac
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time I eommsneeJ
using the Re Ointment I would have given hurt
dieds of dollaia to be rid of the disease. Since u
sing it, I have recommended it to sevrnl iicrnona,
(among them my mother, w ho haJ the disease bad
ly on her arm,) who were a'l cured bv it.
JAMES DURNELL, No. 13G, Race St. .
(Jj The Rose Ointmer.t is prepared by E. B.
Vauhan,. Houth East corner of Third and Race
streets, Philadelphia, and sold on aecnev in Sunbu
ry. by H. B. MASSE R,
May Mth. 1643. At:'l.
IIosc OintjiEcitl, tor Tci.cr,
a rnout' of rrs fffwacy.
PntLintLpHTA, May 27th, 1839.
'PUIS is to certify ti nt I was severely atllcicd
with Tetter in the hands and feet for upwards
of torty years ; the disease was attended generally
with io!cnt iu hing and swelling. I spplied to
number of physicians, and usid a great many uppli-
cations without effecting a cure. About a year
since, I applied the Rose Ointment, which ci.tircly
topped the itcljintr, anu a few application immedi
ately cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although I had never been rid of it at
ny time for forty years. ItlCHAKD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
CTT" The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
Vaughan, South East corner of Third and Race
Slreeta, Philadelphia, and aold on agency in Sunbu-ry-t'j
H. B. MASSER,
May 4th, 1843. A"ft.
AiXDXCAX. APPROBATION
OJthp. ROSE OI! TMET,for Tetter.
ALTHOUGH the aoperiority of the prepataii.-n
over all others is fully established, the proprie
tors take pleasure in laving before tbe public the
following certificate from a respectable physician,
a eraduate of the Lniversity of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Baugb, having found in this temedy that relief for
a tedious and disagreeublc affection which the means
within the range of bis profession failed to afford,
has not hesitated to give it hia approbation, although
the prejudices and interests of that profession aie
opposed to secret (lemedies.
I'mtanKiruiA, Sept. 19, 18.16.
I was recently troubled wilh a tedious herpetic
eruption, which covered nearly one si le of my f ice,
and extended over the ear. Mr. aughan, proprie-
toi of the Rose Ointment, obseiving my face, insii-
. 1 . - .e 1. . 1 1
leu on my trying nis preparation, in wiucn ne nan- j
tiej nie a jar. Aiinoucn in common wun tno mem
bers of my profession, I discountenance and disap
prove of tho numerous nostrums palmed upon the
public by ignorant pretenders, I feel in justice bound
to except the Rose Ointment from that class of me
dicines, and to give it my approbation, aa it entire
ly cured the erupUon, although it had resisted the
usual npplications. DAML, BAI'GII, M. 1).
The Roso Oiotment is prepred by U. B.
Vaughan, South East corner of Third and Race
Strecla, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sou
bury, by II. B. MASSER,
May 11th, 184J. Assent
ISESS". GI t3 !!-. 9
C'ornr-e of Third and Vine Streets,
wxr,r,iAirisponTf pa,
THE enbseriber resiectfully announces" to the
public, that he haa opened a Hotel in lh com
modious brick building situate on the corner of
Third and Pine atreets, where he will be happy to
wait npon ihoae who may favor him witli their
company. The Eagle Hotel ia large and conveni
ent, and furnished in the best modern atle. It is
provided with a Inige number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, c. Persons visiting WilliamsKrt on bu
siness or pleasure, may rest ss-ured that every ex
ertion will be uaed to render their sojourn at the
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. Hia Table
will be supplied wilh the very best the market af
fords, and his bar wilh the choicest wines and other
liquors -charges reasonable. I he Eagle Hotel
posaessc greater advantagea in point of l.tcatLm
than any other similar establishment in the borough,
bring aituate in the business part of the town,' and
within a convenient disUnce of the Court House
aud Williamsporl and Elmira Rail Ho id Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good and trusty
ostlers alwajs in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest 8ervants
have i een employed, and nothing left undone that
will add to the comfort and accomiuodaiion of his
guests.
There will be a carriage alwsys in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passenger to aud from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
Mav Hth. 182. tf -
iTIaxIslTelVVcavi'r & Hon .
bops MAKEna & ship chand ees.
JVo. 1 3 Kurth Water Street. Philadelphia.
PAVE constantly on band, a general assort
ment of Cordage, Heine Twines, eke., vis i
1 ac u Ropes, Fishing Hopes, While Ropea, Manil
la Ropes, 'l ow Lines for Canal Boats. - Also, a
complete assortment of Sine Twines, e, such aa
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Hhad and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, cVe. &c Also, Bed Corda, t'lough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Lines) Carpet Chains,
&c all of which they will dispone of on reasonable
terms. '' 1 '
Philadelphia, November IS, ISt?. ly. t .
""jSPKUIiNG, GOOD & CO. .
No. 138 Market Street, Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensive assortment of British French
aud American Dry Cooda, which tbey offer for sals
on the most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, November 13, 184S.ly.
VM. SEXLlff AIT & CO.,
Commission &. Forwarding; Aierclnti
Foot of Willow Street Rail Road, ,
OST THR rtt.tWtRf,
TTAVINO associated vii'.h them Joseph BarnefV
-lnteof Easton, Pa., respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have ta .
kenth't large and we'l known store and wharf at
foot of Willow Rtreet Railroad, lately occopfel by
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing a General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fiom)
the local advantesrs nf the place beinn connrctcl
J wilh all the public improvements that havo their
nutlet In Ihe city, they flatter themselves they will
be able to do huainrsa to aa great, if not greater
vanlnge, and upon aa reasonable terms as any other
hour', and they tissue their friends that any eor
signmenls made to them shall have (heir strict at
trntion, and no exertions spared to give culbe satis
faction. They are also prepared to receive and forward
good to any point on the Delaware and Leh'gh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easton and Phila
delphia, via Delaware Division and Lehigh Canals;
also, to any oint on ihe Juniata river, or North
and Wtst Branches of the Susquehanna via Schuyl
kill and Union, or the Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals,
For the accommodation of Boa's coming or go
ioj; via Schuylkill and Union Canals, a Steimboat
will bo kept expressly for timing hosts from the
Schuylkill around tolhe Delnware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce deli
veied on the Delaware, and ihcir goods shipped at
a suvini ot BO to 75 per cent, on the prices for
hdiilii ir ac o-s, wilh these advantages they re
spectfully solicit S share of pntmnnte.
W, 1JEILMAN St CO.
illiam ITellman,
illiam W, Ke)sc,
Joseph lb.rnet. 3 Phihd.,May 14, 1843. ly
SniiH" and Tobacco Manufacturers,
Ao. Ii9 Aorti Wc.it corner of Rare and Third
. Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
rPIIE nndcrsiirned have formed a Co-partnership
under ihe firm of J. MAYLAND. Jn. & Co.,
as successors to the late firm of Jaeab .Vaylcind $
Co., t-nd will e ltili'iue the busitiess at 'he old esta
blishment, on fl;cir own account. In addition to
tl.eir own close attention nnd experience for many
years, in the mannfsclure of their cefebrated snuffs',
Scc, the long experience of the senior partner of the
late firm, will also be devoted to the interest of the
new concern and as no exerti in and care will be
spsred to insure their poods, at all times of the ve
ry best quality, they solicit s continuance of ihe
confidence of the fiicmls and customers of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS, '
J. MAVLAND, Ja.
Philadelphia. May Hth. 1943. ly
To Country
rtSSRCXXAN-l-S.1
'T'HE Subscriber, A cent of Lyon cfc Harris, Hat
- Manufacturers, for New York, Philadelphia,
Bajtimore and other large cities, whose Huts are
highly commended fr good color aud durability,
has on band a fir-t rale nssortm-nt of II A I'S and
OAIs. su.i.i fr Soring e-ile, erh'ch will Ve aold
very low, foi cast, ar.p,v,i rredil, at tbe nct-td
cheap store, tin. 40, North 1 hiru j,.-. .ji-
the City Hotel. Phils lclphia. .
ROBKIIT D. WILKINSON, Arent.
N. B. Orders for Hats in heror4. promptly
attended to, Tbs bigheal price in tah or trade
given for Far ikins.
Philadelphia, June 11, !813.--ly
BOLTON & CO.
fsf-nrral C'omtiiSsaiou ISlc-rc Hants,
Fur Ihe Sule of Fluur, drain, Stcd, c, Vc. ,
Klv-sl'Etrrri l.LY inform their trtenda and
ihe Merchants generally, that they have ta
ken those large and commodious Wharvrs, with I wo
Docks, north of Chcsnut street, on the !) law ire,
together with thr store No. 19 South Wharves,
where ihey would be pleaded to receive consign
ments of Grain, Flour. Seed, Whiskey, Iron, ttr.
ice. Being also well prepnred to forwurd all kinds
of Merchandise by the Schuylkill and Union, or by
the Chesapeake and Tide Water Canals, ua tow
boats are kept expresly foi the purpose of towing
Posts by either route.
Merchants will pler.se bo particular to send their
goods destined by cither canals, t No. 19 South
Wharves, between Market and Chcsnut streets, on
the Delaware, with directions accompanying I he in
w hich route they wish them to he shipped.
(Jj- Plaster and Salt for sale, at the lowest mar
ket price. BOLTON & CO.
March 19, 1 Sin. No. 19 South Wharves.
HOUSE,
Ao. 237, AorA Third, above Cutlowkill S.,
I'I II LA DELPHI A.
5'OHN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsylva
nia Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr, late of A
merican Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, take pleasure in ac
quainiing their fiiends and the public generally lha
they have taken Ihe large and cnmmodioua Hole
recently built by the Messrs. Hart, on the same at!
once occupied by the old established Hotel kuow
aa the Bull's Head, in Third atieet above Callow
bill at.
Thia Hotel is finished in the very Sent possibl
manner, and of the best materials. Ita location '
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangementa for heaiir.g and ventilating eac
room is such as to secure any temperature. Tr.
bedrooms sre all light and airy, all furnished in
nest style, so as to insure tomfoiL
The receiving parlors are also furti-liej in si
perb style, the windows, are on the French styl
forming an entrance lit a balcony in front, whit
makes a pleasant recess, rniticul.il atleniion h
been given to the beds and bedding, which, wi1
the furniture, are entirily new.
From years' exerieuce in hotel business, v
trust, by strict assiduity tc buainesi, to make tr
house a desirable stepping place. Our t ilde w
alwsys be supplied wiih the very best our mark
ran alford, and our bar with the best hcjuors ai
wines of the most approved b'ands.
P. S. There are first rate stabling and earria
houses attached to the hotel, attended by eaut
and sul-er hostlers, and our charges will be low,
accordance with the present baid tunes. ......
. . Philadelphia, Oct. nh, 1843. : . ' -
(jOID K N SWiTl
T. unai) Tumi- m
. A'o, tiU Ao Third, above Arch Street,
rinLADEuniiA. .
- ACCOM SODTOK TOU SXVET FFBBONS.
CHARLES WEISS, late of the Vbitean
and "Moont Vernon House," respectfully i
forms bis fiiends and customers, that be bas beooi
tbe proprietor of tbe above well known HoteL
, Counuy Meicbanls will find the above Hots
central location, and the best of fare. Persons ir
veiling with private conveyance will Cod a lei
yard and good stabling for horses, and the best
oat lei a. Boarding f 1 per day.
May l4th,184J. If.
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