UH TRRRITORV OJI TUB PACIFIC.
The adjustment ot our boundary line in Ore
pon am) the final settlement of all controversy
with Knrjlncd on that subject will no doubt
ff i v an impetus to emigration to the Pacific
coast sufficient to form the population of new
State in that quarter within a few years. If
California shall become ours, of which there ap
pears to be every prolaibility, a range of Pacific
Hlixtes will soon exist. Then will the grand
cycle be completed ; snd civilization in its pro
gress from the East will have reached its ulti
mate point. From the shores of Oregon nur
pr-np'e, the latest born of the nations yet the
oUlesl in the world's history, will look across
the Pacific to the land whero Humanity was
cradled. '
A;cs and apes ago from the banks of the
(tangos the first step in the march of civilzatien
was made. Babylon and Nineva next had their
days ot greatness ; then Egypt, whoso victori
ous Sesostris triumphed aa she marched over to
the remotest confines oflndia. Afterwards came
the Persian ascendancy ; then the splendours of
Urrinn civilization and the empire of Alexan
der the (Sreal ; and lastly, as the crowning
chapter of ancient histjry, Western Europe
swayed the world by the iron gn?p of Rome's
military legions.
From India Egypt received her philosophy
and literature ; from Egypt lettera were car
ried by Caomiis into Greece ; and into both of
the venerable seals of early civilization Pytha
goras travelled to bring home truths of wisdom.
All there, inherited by Home, became the prop
erty of the European mind. Thus from age to
age, from nation to nation, the progress hssgone
on, every age and every nation, which has re
ceived I ho transmitted heritage of the great
trust ot Humanity, having had its particular
function, some to develope one characteristic,
some to bring forth another. And how great
the changes have been since the first step of the
onward movement one may distantly conceive
by beholding the republican pioneer of America
confronting the Brahmin of India tho one the
latest type of individual self dependence and
diftincl personality 5 the other the representa
tive ot a priestly dynasty which locked all human
freed 0111 in the rigid forms of caste over which
superstition sit predominsnt a dynasty which
existed before History began, and whose repre
sentatives at this day are connected by an ud
inlcrupted succession with the earliest period
of recorded time.
We have reached the Pacific, and thcro on
its tranquil shores the onward progress of our
restless population must stop. Looking over
the immense region which Providence has giv
en to us to occupy, the mind is lost in the im
mensity of the greatness which awaits us, and
the heart is stricken with awe at the vaat re
sponsibility which must rest upon us as the peo
ple who are to hold in trust the accumulated
results of all preceding civilization. Human
rights and human freedom ; self government ;
the history of fallen nations once great and pow
erful ; tho records of wars and convulsions
which were the parturient thtoea ushering some
new idea or prindipal into life ; all these snd a
thousand kindred reflections rush into the mind
when one ventures to consider the mighty fu
ture which lies before this Republic and its ad
venturous people. The commerce of the world
is to be ours, and both oceans are to be subject
to us. The splendours of Eastern cities which
grew into greatness by the trade between the
Valley of '.he Nile and the Valley of the Gan
ges, will shine but dimly, even in the enhanced
illuiniiiHlion of funcy and tradition, when com
pared with the stately magnificence and colos
sal structure of the cities which are to concen
trate the rich elements of the Valley of the
Mississippi. The ruins of Thebes and Mem
phis, of Palmyra and Ralbcc remain still to at
test a wonderful degree ot former greatness ;
but they grew up by means of a caravan trade
on camels, or by a commerce of galleys on the
Red Sea and the Peraian Gulf. From such a
traffic let the eye turn to the riverscsnsls and
rail roads of this continent of ours, to the mighty
sgeucy of fetes m. propelling innumerable ves
sels and cars, and to the immense expanse of
alluvial soil, fertile in products under tne cul
ture of a people who for enterprise, energy and
invention have no superiors we may say do
equals.
The possession of the Pacific coaat will give
a new impulse to our already rapid progress.
A now basis of commercial operations, having
the Hay of St. Francisco and the mouth of the
Columbia for its prominent points must soon ex
iht bfyoml the Rocky Mountsins. Commer
cially,' says Mr. Senator Bsnton, 'the advan
tages ol Oregon will be great far grater than
any equal portion ot the Atlantic States. The
rat-tern Asiatics, who will be their chief custo
mers in weutern Europe more profitable to
trade with, and less dungcroua to quarrel with,
Their articles of commerce are richer than those
of Europe; they want what Oregon will havoto
spare, bread and provisions, and have no sys
tems of policy to prevent them from purchasing
these necepvariea ot life from those who can
supply them. The sea which washes their
shores is every way a tetter sea than the At-
Ihiitic ; richer in its whale and other fisheries ;
in the fur regions which inclose it to the north ;
more fortunate in the tranquility of ita charac
ter, in its freedom from storms, gulf streams,
and icebergs ; "in its perfect adaptation totteam
navigatioa ; in its intermediate or half-way is
lands, and its myriad of rich islands on iu fur
ther side , in iu freedom trom maritime pow
ers on its coasts, except the American, which is
to grow up at the mouth nf the Columbia. As
a people to trade with ; aa a sea to navigate ;
tho Mongolian race of eaatern Asis, snd the
North Pacific ocean, are far preferable to the
Europeans and the Atlantic.'
From the Pacific across the Rocky Moun
tains to the navigable waters of the MissiMippi
there are means of communication which may
be easily improved into throughfirea. The
navigation of the Columbia, it is believed, can
be made practicable to the upper Falls, a dis
tance of six hundred milea from tide wstev.
The North Pass is declared by Mr. Benton lo
be as easy as the Souththere is no sensible
elevation to remind the traveller that he is as
rending. From this Pass to the Great Falls of
the Missouri is about sixty milea ; and the whole
distance from the navigable waters of the Co
lumbia to those of the Missouri is stated at some
two hundred and ten milfsonly. This inter
val ia well adapted for the construction of rail
road.
UAHK NOTE LIST
PIlfllVSnX.YANIA.
The fallowing lit shows the current value of sll
Pennsylvania Hunk Notes. The moot implicit re
liance may to placed upon it, ss it in every utrk
Brrfully compared with slid corrected fiom Lick
nell's Reporter.
tank Iu Philadelphia.
Nt Due. in
n. Location. . pmm,
NOTES AT PAR.
flank nf North America
Bank nf the Northern Lilierties
Commercial Hank nf Penn'a. .
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank
Kensington R-wk ,
Philadelphia Hank
Schuylkill Bank
Soulhwerk Hank . .
Western Hunk .
Mechanics' Hank .
Manufacturers' Ac Mechanics' Bank
rlapk nf Penn Township . .
(Hard Bank . .
Honk nf Commerce, late Mnyamrnsinc
Bank of Pennsylvania
Country llnnkft.
Westchester
Chester
Oermantowrl
Norrtstnwn
Dnyleslown
Easlnn
Bristol
Northumberland par
par
par
par
par
psr
psr
psr
psr
psr
par
par
par
par
psr
psr
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
WHITE HOTEL,
Race Sraerr, Phicaoblphia,
ItY J. PETEHS
THIS location is convenient for Businsos men
. visiting the city. : Every pains ia taken to se
cure the comfort of trsvellcrs.
March 7. 1846. ty - '
par
par
par
par
par
Hank of Cheater County
Dank of Delaware County
Bank of CJermsntown
Hank of MonlROmery Co.
boy leal own Hank
Ramon Hank
Farmcre' Bank of Bucka en.
Hank of Northumberland
Columbia Bank &. ft ridge cn.M'olumbia
Parmera' Hunk of l.aneealer Lenciatet
Lancaster County Bank
Lancaster Bank
Parmera' Hank of Reading
Office of Bank or Penn'a.
Office do do
Office do do
Office do do
NOTES AT
Rank of the United States'
Miners' Bank of Potlaville
Hank of lcwiatown
Dank of Middlctown
CarliaU Bank
Exchange Bank
Do dii branch of
Harriahurg Bank
l.ehannn Hank
Merehanta' & Manuf. Bank
Hank of Pittsburg'
West Branch Bjnk
Wyoming Bank
Northampton Bank
Beiks County Bank
Office of Bsnk of U. S.
Do do do
Do do do
Bank of Chsmberahurg
Bank of Gettysburg
Bank of Huxjuebanna Co.
Erie Bank
Parmera' Ac Drovere Bank
Franklin. Bank
Honesdale R.nk
Monongahela Bank of B.
York Bank
N. B, 1 he notes of those banks on which we
omit quotations, and aubatituts a daah () are oot
purrhssrd by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which hsve a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 8ev. Ins.
Philadelphia Loan Co.
Schuylkill Sav. Ine,
Kensington Sav. Ins. A
Peon Township Sav. Ins.
I.anessler
I.ancaater
Reading
Harriahurg" These
Lancaster I officea
Reading f do not
Eaaton J laaue n.
DI8COUNT.
Philadelphia
Pottevilla
Lewiatown
Middlctown
Carliale
Pittsburg
Hnllidayahrirg
Harriaburg
Lebanon
Pittsburg
Piltaburg
Williamaport
Wilkeaharre
Allentown
Reading
Piltaburg
Erie
New Brighton
Chamberaburg
Gettysburg
Montrose
Erie
Wsyneehurg
Waahington
tfoneadale
Brownsville
York
23
.
M
it
failed
do
do
1
1
ii
ij.tj
11
H
it
1
Philadelphia
do
do
do
do
failed
failed
failed
Manual Labor Bank (T. W; Dyotl, prop.) failed
I'ewanda Bank
Alleghany Bank of Pa.
Bank nf Beaver
Bank of Hwatara
Bank of Waabingtno
Centre Bank
City Bank
Farmers' At Mech'cs' Bank
Farmers Ac Mech'cs' Bank
Farmers' Ac Mech'cs' Bsnk
Hsrmony Institute
Huntingdon Bank
Juniata Bank
Lumbermen's Bank
Northern Bank of Pa.
New Hope Del. Bridge Co.
Norlhumb'd Union Col. Bk.
North Weatern Bsnk of Ps.
Office of Schuylkill Bank
Ps. Agr. Ac Manuf. Bank
Silver Lake Dank
Union Bank of Penn'a.
Weatmorelend Bank
Towanda
Bedford
Beaver
Hariisburg
Washington
Bell, fonts
Pittabuig
Piltaburg
Fayette co.
(Sreencaslle
Harmony .
Huntingdon no sale
l,ewUtown no sale
Warren
DundatT
New Hope
Milion
Meadville
Port Carbon
Carliale
Moniroaa
Uniontnwn
Greenahurg
110 aale
cloaed
closed
failed
closed
no sale
failed
failed
failed
110 aale
failed
no aale
cloaed
no aals
cloaed
failed
cloaed
failed
cloaed
Wilkesbsrre no aals
Wilkeaharre Bridge Co.
fry All notes purporting to he on any Pennsvl
vanie Bank n4 given in the above list, may be sat
Jown as irauua.
NEW JERSEY.
Bank of New Brunswick
Helvideie Bsnk
Burlington Co. Bsnk
Commercial Bsnk
Cumberland Bank
Farmers' Bank
Farmers' and Mechanic' Bk
Farmers' and Mechanica' Hk
Farmers' and Merchants' Bk
Franklin Bank of N.J.
Hoboken Bkg At Grating Co lloboken
Brunawick
Belvidero
Medford
Perth A ml my
Bridget on
Mount Holly
Rahway
N. Biunawirk
failed
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failed
leraey City Bank
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers' Bank
Morris County Bsnk
Monmouth Bk of N.J.
Mechanica' Bank
Mechanics' and Manuf. Bk
Morris Canal and Bkg Co
Pott Notes
Newark Bkg Ac Ina Co
New Hope Del Undue Co
N.J. Manufae. and Bkg Co
Middletown Pt. i
Jersey City tailed
failed
failed
failed
failed
Jeraey Cily
rattrraon
Belleville
Mnrristown
Freehold
Newaik
Trenton
Jeraey City
Newark
lainberiville
lloboken
failed
i
pa
no sale
i
failed
tailed
failed
i
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par
DII
Removal.
D. T. TRJTXZS,
RESPECTFULLY informs the ci
t'tens nf Sunbury and vicinity, that he
has removed hia residence to ihe Brick
House In Market street, one door wet
nf the Red Lion Hotel, where, thankful for past fa
vors, he hopea to receive s continuation of the liter
al pstronsge which bs heretofore len exiend-d to
him. Feb 38, 1840. 6m
MON TOO R liOU SEj
I ATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite ihe Court House,
DANVILLE, PBXf Xf'A.
THE Subscriber, who ssaistcd for se-
,1, ven I yesrs in ihe manaeemenl of the a
tstj Vbove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. 8. A. Bra
Viif dy. b. s leave to inform the travelling
public, that be haa taken the establishment on hi1
wn account, on the first or January, 1840.
The House haa, of laie, undergone many impor
tant alteration, and Ihe present conductor promises
to lesve nothing undone to make it s eomtortsnie
ml agreeable, aa well aa a cheap and arcummoda
ling stopping place for strangers who may visit our
flourishing village. No pains nor expense will be
spsrrd to fill lbs table and the bar with the best the
market afford, and with the determination to ds
vo'e hi entire personal attention to the comfort of
hose who mav nake his house their temporary a-
ode, and aided by active, careful and obliging aer
vanta, he hopes to give genersl satisfaction, and re
ceive a litieral share ol custom.
tTr Large and commodioua STABLES are at
tached to the establishment, which are attended Dy
careful and obliging ho-tlers.
OlDEON M. SHUUK.
January 4th, IfMfl. tf
EVANS & WATSON.
No. 76 South Third Strekt,
Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange,
Manufacture and k'p con
stantly on hand, a large as
sortment of their Patent Im
proved Salamander FIRE
iPROOF 8AFES. which are
an constructed aa to aet at rest
all mnnner of doubt a lo their
beine strictly fire iroof, and
that ihey will resist (he firs of any building in the
world. The ouiaide case of Ihe Safes are made of
boiler iron, the inside Cise of soapstone, and be
tween the outer case and inner case is a space of
some 3 inches thick, snd i 6 lied in with indestruc
tible material, so ss to make it sn impossibility to
ever burn any of the contents inside of this Chest.
These Sspatone Salamandera we are prepared
and do challenge the world 10 produce any article
in the snaps of Book Ssies that will stand ss much
heat, and we hold our selves ready at all rimes to
hsve 1 hem fairly teatej by public bonfire, should a
ny of eur comtetitors feel disposed to try them.
We sis continue to msnufarture and keep con
stantly on hand, a large and general aesortment of
our Premium Air-t'rehl Fire Proof Ssfes, of which
we have a large quantity in uae, and ib every ia
stance tbey have given entire eatiafaction to the
purcbaaera of which we will refer the public lo a
few gentlemen who have them in uae.
N. Ac G. Taylor. 129 narth Sd at.; A. Wright
Ac N'phew, Vine at. wharf ; Ale lander Caror, Con
veyancer, corner of rtllwrl and 9th sts.; John In
Ford, 33 north 3d at.; Myers Bush, 20 n-wih 3d
t.; Bailey Ac Brother, 138 Maket st James M.
Paul, 101 south 4th at.; Dr. David Jayne, 9 south
3d at.; Matthew T. Miller, 20 south 3d St.; snd
we could name soma three or fnur hui-dred others
if it were neceasary. Now we invite Ihe attention
of the public, and particularly tbnee in want of
r ire Proof Sales, to call at our store before purcha
sing t-Wfwhere, and we think we can aatiafy them
that thev will get a lttei snd chesir article at
our store than any other establishment in the etty.
We also continue lo manufacture teal and Co
pying rresaes, made in such a manner aa 10 an
swer troth puriwses ; Hoisting jviacDinee, rire
Proof Door, with nur own msnul'sr-ture of locks
on them, with D. Evsns's Pstenl Keyhole cover
attached la the same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, Alc.
N. B. We keep constantly on hand a largo aa
aortmenl nf eur Patent Slate Lined Rcftigerstme,
Water Fillera and Coolers ; and we have also on
hand aeveral second band Firs Proof Chests Isken
in etchange for our, which we will dispose of at
very low prices.
Philadelphia, January 24th, 1846. ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW.'
uif Btrav. pa.
Business attended to in the Counties of Nor-
thumt erland, Union, Lycoming and Colombia.
Refer tot
I. Ar A. Ravnirn-r.
Lows a Ac Bashow,
Pom r. as Ac Saonoaasa, l'hitatt.
RsmoLns, McFiatann Ac Co.
Spaaing, Ooon Ac Co.,
KERR'S HOTEL,
immiSBURG, PA.
T BEG b ave to inform the public that I have left
Philadslphis, and am now located in Harris
burg, the sesi of ihe Etecutive snd Slate Govern
ment of Pennsylvania, where I now occupy Ihe
apacioua Hotel, recently kept by Mr. Matthew
Wilaon.
This apacioua building, having been purposely
planned and erected for a Hotel of the ft rat claas,
is not surpassed if equalled, by any similar eatab
liahment in Pennsylvsnis ; snd having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlora, roome and
chamber are now filled up in a atyle that com
bine elegance with comfort and convenience.
My TABLE ia pledged to be supplied with the
beat fsre the Markets csn produce 1 the chsrges si
the sams time being ss moderate aa any of lbs best
regulated sstal liahments elsewhere. lo short, no
eiettiona shall be epsred on my pirt, or on Ihe part
of every member of my household, to make it what
it should be, in the Capital nf one of the moat pop
ulous and interesting States of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and faci
lities, snd the fact that the Hotel ia moat eligibly
aituated, I with confidence, moat respectfully soli
cit the patronage of the Public
DANIEL HERR.
f.ats of Herr's Hotel, Chesnut St., Philsd.
Hsrri-burg. Nov. 22. 1H4.P.
FOL'RTEEN
&'tlUfiflr ftrttclfff.
1 IL-Jl'J
IBmrrkkr's Vast
worms wife and 1
very pleasant to lake. J
2. (iisao a EtTSiCTe. which remove Grease
of all kind, Dry Paints, Tsr, Vsrniah and Wai,
from carpete or from clothing, without injuring ths
color or the cloth. 1
3. Loanoa Ftt Psesa the best thing known
for killing flies and musquitoes.
4. A ceilain Destroyer of Rats, Mice, Roaches
and Anta, and another of Bed Bu ja.
5. Gcss'a Srtciric for enur stomach, Heart
Burn and Water Brash, by ona wbo had suffered
thirteen yssis, before ha discovered ths cure.
Da. Stictsh's Gauss; Oi htm asT for the Piles.
It hss never failed lo cure.
7. Haaaiaoa's Tsttkk Wish.
8. Baaaoao's Isdklibls Is , without s
rival.
9. Ths CoMeoran Corpkctiow or Fins
juat the medicine for children and for women, it ia
so pleasant to take.
10. Baca'a Visits blk Astibiliops Puis.
11. GtrSJl's ExOLLItST WATSS-SBOOf PiST,
fr Harness, Boots, Ace. It softens the leather, and
keeps out the water.
12. Pooa Mab's Stbsbotrswi' Piastsb.
13. Jacksob's DiABsnotA MrtTcaa, which
eures the worst Diarrba-s in a few hours.
14 jAcaaoa's DisasTABt MiiTcer, a cer.
tain and speedy cure for Dyaentery and Summer
Complaint.
The above valuable articles are sold wholesale
snd retsil, by L. C. GUNN. No. 1 South Fifth
street, Philadelphia where Storekeepers snd o-
thers will be upp:ied with pure African Usyenne
Pepper, Arnica Flowers, Drug, Paint, Oil, Glaa
and Varnishes, st the lowest prices. Terms only
cash. rr Cut out the advertisement, and bring
it with you.
Philadelphia. July 19th. 1845. ly.
WEOLESiLLB RETAIL
HAT & CAr WARKHOUSE,
A'o. 304, Market Street, above 0l. South side,
rHILASltf BIA,
H THE auhscril era respecifully csll the stlen
aaBUL Hon of their friends snd dealers to their large
and well aasorted stork of lists and Csps of every
ileaeriiition, well adapted f"r the soring trade. Be
ing mads of the beat material and by Ihe most ex
perienced workmen, they feel confident lo give uni
versal eatrafaetion la all who may favor l hem wild
a trial, aa they offer to aell aa low aa anv houae in
the ciiy. BAR TALOTT Ac BLYNN.
Philadelphia, January 3, I84A
T
- To Purchasers) of
DRY GOODS.
Nea
N J Prolectun Ac Lombard bk Jeraey Cily
Orange Bank Orange
Paterson Bank Paler son
Peoples' Bank do
Princeton Bank Princeton
Salem Banking Co Salem
State Bank Newark i
Stale Bank Eliaabethtown J
HtaU Bank Camden par
Slate Bank of Morria Morriatown
Stale Bank Trenton failed
Salem and Philad Manuf Co Salem failed
Suaaex Bank Newton
Trenton Banking Co Trenton par
Union Bank Dover j
Washington Banking Co. Harkanaack failed
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wibn At Brandy wine Wilmington
Hank of Delaware.'
Uauk of Smyrna
Do branch
Farmert Bk of Stale of Del
Do branch
Do branch
Do branch
Union Bank
fXj- Under 6's
rXT Oo sll banks marked
ther counterfeit or altered notes of the various ds-
nouinaiions, in arculation.
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
par
thus () there are si-
Wilmington
Smyrna
Millord
Dover
Wilmington
Georgetown
Newcastle
Wilmington
vjllE aubscrilrer, No. 121 Pearl atreet,
York, having establu-hed a Branch at No. 23
South Second at., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will be conatanlly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an eilenie assortment of
FAITCY Ii STAVX.E DRY GOODS,
which will tie sold at Ihe lowest New York prices
at wholesale and Retail. Among h'S stork will he
found a good assortment of the f.dlowirg articles:
Jaccwnets, Plaid, Hair Cold, Lace, Stripe, Book.
Swi.s and Tarlatan Muslina, Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Neltr, Fancy and Ball Drease.
Thread Laces, Application Do., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish I.inena, Linen ('ambries.
Linen Csmhrie Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecosse, Mnuaeline de Lsiae. Silk snd ('otlon
Warp Alpaecas. Ouoen'a Cloth. Gala Plaids,
French Mvrioos, BUck Silks, Gloves, Si k Hose,
Shawla, Cravats, Ribbons, Embroideries, Ate., Ace.
Country Merchants snd others visiting Philadel
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in
vited 10 call and examine the stock a.
Nov. 1, lMa.ly O. H. MOORE.
WHEAT. The bighret price given fur
Wheat, at lbs store of H. MASSE R.
A new supply of Rose Ointment just received.
Nov.gth. 1845.
BAR' IRON Juat leceiveTandlw aale, cheap
forced, by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, Sept. 20, 184ft.
SUPERIOR Port wine7Maderia and Lwbou
wines. Also auperior Brandy and Gin, Lemon
Syrup. Also a few barrel of Br.cs Fiaa, for aala
by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, July J fib, 1Mb,
11 K la I E V E AND I I V E
THOMSON'S
Compound Syrup of Tar W Wood
Kapihta.
rilHE unprecedented success of this medicine, in
X the restoration nf health, to ihoae who, in dea
pair, had given up all hopea, has given it sn exal
ted reputation almve all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power, aa the on
ly agent which can be relied upon for the cure of
Pulmonary Conaumplinn, Brniiehitlis, Asthma,
Pain in the side snd Bresst, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Acc
Attention is requested to lbs following ASTON
ISHING CURE.bv Thomson's Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Naptha ! !
Philadelphia, May 3, 1844.
MR. THOMSON Dear Sir With grateful
feelings I inform yoe of the astonishing effects of
your medicine, which haa literally raised me from
a death-bed ! My disease, Pulmonary Consump
tion, had reduced me so nw that my pbyaieian pre.
nojnced my case bnpelee ! At thia junction I e
gsn to ne yaur medicine, snd miraculnua aa it may
eeem, it haa completely restored me to health, after
everything elae bad failed. Respectfully voura.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte atreet, above George atreet.
The undereigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufferings, bear
witness lo the astonishing effects af Thomson's
Compound Syrup of Tar, and the truth of thee
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER, 318 North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, 42 Almond street,
HUGH M 'GIN LEY, 8. E. corner Tsmsny
and Fourth aireels.
Prepared only by S. P. Thomann, N. E. corner
of 6th snd Sprues alreets, Philadelphia.
Agents. H. B. Masse r, Hunhury ; D. Grose,
and Dr. Macpherann, llaniborg ; J no. G. Brown,
Pirtlaville Gen. Earl, Reading; Houston Ac Ma
ori, Towanda, Hradlord county, l a. Price 60 cents
per bottle, or f 5 per doxen.
fXj Brttwrt nf all imitations.
Philadelphia, June 28th, IMS. ly
nrmaT rinn 1 an niif 1
OAKLEY'S
DEPritATITH 81 RIP.
THE valuable properties of Osklry's Depura
live Syrup of Ssrasparills, as a purifier of the
blood, is so well known to the public generally,
that it is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forth the advantages to be derived from its
use ; wherever Ihe medicine haa once been intro
duced, it lakea precedence over all othera s eveiy
one that haa taken it, have derived so signal bene,
ficial results from it, that it is recommended by
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians of
the highest stsnding in the profession, prescribe it
lo patients under their care ; containing nothing
deleterinua, but being composed ot ths most mild,
yet efficacious vegetable materials, it i offered with
confidence, aa lha cheapest and moat efficient pu
rifier of the blood now known. The use of a few
bottles, especially in the spring months, will bs at
tended with a moat decided improvement in the ge
neral strength of the system, eradicating any seeds
of disease that may have been generated, besides
giving health and vigor to Ihe body. For Ihe cure
of Scrofula or Kinga Evil, Rheumatiam, Tetter,
Pimples os eiuptiensof tbe 8k in. White Swelling,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Aethma, Ace. The au
meroua certificatea in Ihe possession of the subscri
ber snd bis sgsnts, from physicians snd ethers, sra
sumctent to convince the most skeptical ol ita su
periority over all preparations of Bsrsspsrilla.
8old wholesale and retail, by the proprietor,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, North 6th street. Res
ding, Berks Coanty, snd lo ha bad of the following
persons t
In Northumberland County. H. B. Masserj
Sunbury; Ireland Ac Mizel, McEweneville ; D
Krauaer, Milton.
In Union County. J. Gearhart, Seliusgreve !
A. Gutelius, Mifflinburg.
In Columbia County.. W. McCsy, Wash
ington.
Reading, March 14. 1843.
Ma. Oakis-v; I believe it the oty of every
one to do whatever in their power lies, for the bene
fit of their fellow man, and having had positive
proof in ray own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Depurstive Syrup of Saraaparilla, I moat
conscientiously recommend it lo the afflicted. We
had the mirfortune to lose two of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerooa sores that covered the
face, head and neck, although we had some of the
most scientific physicians to sttend them snd hsd
tried sll tha known temediee, including Swaim's
Panacea, without avail. Another of my children
waa attacked in the aame manner, her face and
neck was completely covered; the dischsrgs wss so
offeneive, and ihe disease at auch a height, thai we
despaired af her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Depurstive Syrup of 8arssparilla, we were
induced to make trial of it, as the laat resort ; it
scted like a charm ; the ulcere commenced healing
immediately, a few bottles entirely restored her to
her health, which she hss enjoyed uninterruptedly
ever sines. As a purifier of tbe blood, I verily be
lieve it has not its equal,
JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Walnut atreet, near Fourth, Reading.
Douglassville, April 19th, 1843.
Ma. Oakit: My son Edmund Leaf, had the
scrofula in ihe moat dreadful snd distressing msn
ner for three yesrs, during which time he wss de
prived af the use of his limbs, bis be.d snd neck
were covered with ulcers. We tried sll the differ
snt remedies, but to no effret, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Noniatown, and also Dr. Issac
Hiester, of Reading, to use your Depurstits Syrup
of Saraaparilla, of which 1 obtained several bottles.
the use of which drove the disease entirely out of
his system, the sore heeled up, and the child was
restored to irerfect health, which ha haa enjoyed
uninterrupted! ever since, to the alnnishment of
msny persons wbe seen him during his affliction.
I have thought it my duly, snd .send you thiscerti
ficsls thsl others who hsve a (ike affliction in the
family may know where to obtain so vslusbls a
medicine. Yeurs truly,
AMELIA D. LEAF.
8epl. 16, 1843 ly
A S II II V
.1 S-.l .z-rn-n-Vrremf-
ROSB OINTMENT
WOn TETTER.
RIItOWORMa, Plat PLC ON THE FACE, AND OTHU
CUTARBOUa ERUPTIONS.
try The follmoing eertfiea'e describes one of lha
most extraordinary oures ever effected by an if
application.
PnitanctPHtA, Februsry 10, 1838.
L, OR twenty yeara I waa severely afflicted with
PIANOS.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER haa been appointed asent,
X far ihe ak of CON RAD MEYER'S CEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI
ANOS, at tbia place. These Pianos have a plain,
maaaive and beautiful eiterior fini-b. and, for depth
and aweetneaa of lone, and elegance of workman
ehip, are not surpassed by any in lha United Stales.
Tbe following ia a recommendation from Cabi
Di sts, a celebrated performer, and himself a man
ufacturer 1
A CARD.
Havibs had the pleasure of trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes manfaetured by Mr. Meyer, and
exhibited at the last exhibition of the Franklin In
atitute, I feel it due to the true merit of the maker
lo declare that these instruments are quite equal'
and in soma respeeta even superior, 10 all the Pi
ano Fortes, I aaw at the capital of Euiope, and
during a aojourn of two years at Paris.
1'heae Pianos will bs sold at Ihe manufacturer's
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not aomethiag lower.
Persona are requested 10 csll and examine for
themselves, at the reaidence of the aubacriber.
Sunbury, May IT. 1848. H. B. MASSER.
TfT 1ME. of a aoiierior quality, can now be had
II j at the Lime Kilns of Henry Masaer.in Sun-
I bury.
May 17, 1815.
& ROCAP,
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL
HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS,
iS'ouia East corner of Market and 4th sts..
Philadelphia,
rHERE they alwaya keep on hand an eiten
aive assortment of HA TS it CA PS of every
description, got up In tbe best snd most spproved
lj le. reisons derirnus rl purchasing auperior am
cles on Ibe most resseasble terms, will fnd it lo
iheir advantage te call before making purchase
elsewhere.
Philadelphia, Oct. 6th, 1844. ly
CITY FURNITURE AUCTION,
AMD UVATB g LEft BOOKS,
Nos. 39 and 31 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
CC. MACKET, Auctioneer, respectfully in-
vitea tbe aiteation of persons deairoua of pur
chasing Fnrnilurs, to his extensive Sales Reoms,
(both public snd Private,) for every deseriptioa of
Household Furniture, where can be obtained at all
limes, s large assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Farniiure, Beds, M amasses,
Ac. at very reduced prices, for cssh.
(7 Sales by Auction, twice 1 week.
May Vih. 1843. ly
Counterfeiters'
DEATH BLOW.
The public will plesse observe that no Brandreth
rills are genuine, unleas Ihe box bss three Is
beta upon it, (tbe top, the side and the bottom)
ewh containing a fae-eitnileeignature of my hand
writing, Ihue B. BbaBbbstm, M. D. These la.
belaie engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an eipenae of over f 3,000. Therefore
it will he aeen that ihe only thing necessary 10 pro
cure the medicine in its purity, is lo observe these
Isbels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
Tbe following respective persons are duly authori
sed, snd hold
CEXTirZOATES OT AOBtfCT
For the sale of Brandreih's Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland county 1 Milton Mackry cV
Chambeilin. Sunbury H. B. Mssser. M'Ewens
ville Ireland A MeixelL Northumberland Wm.
Forsyth. Georgetown J. & J. Walla.
Union County 1 New Berlin Bogar cV Win
ter. Selinagrove George Gundium. Middle
burg Isaac Smith. Beaverrown David Hubler.
Adamaburg Wm. J. May. MifBinsborg Meosch
6c Rsy. Hartlston Daniel Long. Freeburg
G. A. F. C. Moyer. Lewiaburg Walls aV Green.
Columbis county i Danville E. B. Reynolds
et Co. Berwick Sbuman A. Ritteohouae. Cat
tawiasa C. G. Brobts. Bloomsburg John R.
Moyer. Jeisey Town Levi Bisel. Washington
Robt. McCsy. Limestone Bailie & MsNlneh.
Observe that each Agent haa an Engraved Cer
tificate of Agency, containing a representation ol
Ot BRANDRETH'8 Manufactory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also be aeen exact copies of
the iwn labels new used upon the Brandreth Pill
Ooxes.
Philadelphia, office No. 8, North 8th street
B. BRANDRETH, M. D.
June 34th, 1843,
TxTTsa on the Face and Head: the disease
aommenced when I was seventeen yesrs old, snd
continued until the Fsll of 1836, vsrying in vio
lence, but without ever d issppesring. During most
of the time, great part of my face waa covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing ; my head swelled at times until it felt ss if it
would burst the swelling wss so great, thst I could
scarcely get aty bat on. Daring the long period
that I waa afflicted with tbe disease, I used a great
many t plications, (among Ihep aeveral celebrated
preparations) ss Well ej takisg inward remedies,
including a number of boltlea of Swaim's Panacea,
Extract of Sarsnparilla, dee, In fact, ll would be
impoaaible enumerate all m medicines I aaed,
1 was also under the care of two of the most die
tinguished pbysiciaem of thia cily, but without re
ceiving much benefit, snd I despaired of aver being
cured. In Ihe fall or ISM, Ae diatae at the tirae
being aery violent, 1 commenced using the Ross
Ointment, (prepared by Yaughan cV Davis.) lax
a few applications the violent itching ceased,, the
swelling abated, aVe eruption began te diaappear.
and before I had used a jar Ibe diaeaae waa entirely
cured. It haa now been nearly a year and a bat
aince, and there is not a vestige of the diaee.se' rv
maining, except the scars from the deep pits format
by the disease. Il is impossible for me to desarira
in a certificate the severity of the diseste andl mi
aurTering, but I will be pleased to give a fuller a
connt to any person wanting further satiafesaion
who will call on me. At the time I commonest
using the Ruse Ointment I would have given hun
dicda of dollara to be rid of the diaeaae. Since-a
sing it, I hsve recommended it to aeveral pereom
smong them my mother, who had ihe disease bad
ly on her arm,) who were all cured by it.
JAMES UUKWKLL, No. 166, Race St.
try Tbe Rose Ointment is prepared by El 1
Vsuhsn, South East corner of Third and Rac
atreeta, Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunot
ry. by H. B. MASSEJC,
May 14th, 1843. Agm
Hose Ointment, Tor Tetter.
A PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY.
PaiLADBimiA, May 27th, 1839.
PHIS is to certify that I waa severely afflrctr
with Tetter in Ihe handa and feet for upwan
of forty yeara ; Ihe diseaae was attended general1
with violent itching and swelling. I applied lo
number or physicians, snd used s great manyapp
caliona without effecting a cure. About e ve
since, I applied the Rose Ointment, which entire
stopped the itching, snd a few applications inmec
ately cored tha disease, which there hss been 1
return of, although I bad never been rid of it
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAIi)
Eleventh, below Spruce Street
rry The Rose Ointment is prepared by E.
Vsughan, South East corner of Third and Ra
Streeta, Philadelphia, and aold 00 agency in Sunb
ry, by H. B. MASSER,
May UA 184 3 Age
BIEDZCAX. APPROBATION
OJthe ROSE OINTMENT, for Tettei
ALTHOUGH the auperiority of the preporati
over all others is fully established, the props
tora take pleasure in laying before the public t
following certificate from a respectable physieb
a graduate of the Univereity of Pennaylvania. I
Baugh, having found in thia remedy that relief
a tedioua and disagreeable affection which the mei
within Ihe range of his profession failed to afTo
haa not hesitated to give it hia approbation, abbot
lha prejudices and interests of that profession
opposed te secret Remedies.
Pan.Antr.eaiA, 8ept. 19, 188A
I wss recently troubled with a tedious hsrpt
eruption, which covered nesrly on aide of my ft
and extended ever the ear. Mr. Vaughan.prop
tor of the Rose Ointment, obseiving my face, in
led on my trying his preparation, of which he h
ded me a jar. Although in common with lha m
here of my profeaaion, 1 discountenance and dii
prove of the numeroua nostrums palmed upon
pubiic'hy ignorant pretenders, 1 feel in jusiiee bo
lo except the Roee Ointment from that claas of 1
dicines, and lo give it my approbation, aa it ent
ly cured Ihe eruption, although it had resisted
usual spplicstions. DAM.. BAUGH, M. 1
Qy The Roae Ointment is prepared by E
Vsughan, South Eaal coreer of Third and I
Stieets, Philsdelphis, and aold en agency in
bury, by H. B. MASSEI
May 14th, 1843. Ag
SAGLZ3
Corner of Third and Vine Streets,
WIU.UUBSFOHT, TAX.
THE subscriber resctfully announces te
public, that he haa opened a Hotel in lbs
modious brick building aHuste on Ihe same
Third and Pine streets, where he will be hapf
wait npnn these who may favor aim with 1
company. The Eagle Hotel ia large and co
ent, and furnished ia the best modern style,
provided with a large number at well aired
comfortable sleeping epsrtmeata, reorna, pr
parlors, Ac Persons visiting Williamaport or
siness er pleasure, may rest eaurd thsl ever
ertien will be used to reeder their aojourn a
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. Hial
will las eupplied with the very beat the mark!
forda, and hia bar with tbe choiceat wines and t
liquor charges reasonable. The Eagle I
poasessea greater advantage in point ef loc
than any other aimilar establishment in lha bore
being aituata in Ibe buaineaa part of the town,
within a convenient distance of the Court II
and Williamaport and Elmira Rail Road lp,
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good and I
oatlera alwaya in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Ser
have been employed, and nothing left undoni
will add to tbe comfort and accommodation 0
guest.
There will be a carriage alwaya in atlendan
tha Boat Landing lo convey passengers to snd
the House, free of charge,
CHARLES BORROW
Msy 14th, 184. tf
iflTchael WeaTer &. Son
BOPS MAXEBS aV SHXF CBANBL)
Ab. 1 3 North Water Street, Philadelphia
AVt. constsntly on band, a general
ment of Cordage, seine 1 wines, dee
Ropes, Fishiog Ropes, Whits Ropes, f
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Csnal Boats. A
complete assortment of Seine Twinea, aVe, si
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Beat Paten
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twine
Threads, etc eVe. Also. Bed Cords, Plough
Halter, Tracea, Cotton and Linen Carpet O
cVc all of which they will dispose of on reset
terms.
Philsdelphis. November 1 8, 1 !. ly.
No. 138 Market Street, Philadeb
INVITE the attention at Country Mer
to their extensive aaaortment of British I
and American Dry Goo la, which they offer f
on ihe most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, November 19, 1843. ly.
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