THe Thriving rewrite-.
r Mrs. sicoraacr.
Our father lives in Washington,
And has world of caret.
But give hit children each a farm,
Enough for them and theirs,
full thirty well-frown anni haa ha,
A numerous race indeed.
Married and aettled, all, d'ye fee,
With boye and girls to feed.
And if we wisely till our landa,
We are aure to earn a living,
And have a penny, too, to apare,
For spending or for giving.
A thriving family are we,'
No lordling need deride ua,
For we know how to uae our hande,
And in our wita we pride oa;
Hail, brothere, hail
Let nought on earth divide at.
Some of ui dare the eharp north east,
Some clover fields are mowing;
And othert tend the cotton plant
That keep the loome agoing ;
Some build and ateer the big winged abipa,
And few in apeed can mate them,
While otbera rear the corn and wheat,
Or grind the flour to Ireight them.
And if our neighbora o'er the aea
Have e'er an empty larder,
To aend a loaf their babea to cheer,
We'll work a little harder.
No old nobility have we, '
No tyrant king to ride ua;
Our aagee in the Capitol
Enact the lawa that guide ua.
Hail, brotheri, bail
Let nought on earth divide ua.
Some faulta have we ; we can't deny
A foible here and there;
But other houaebolda have the same,
And ao we'll not deapair.
'twill do no good to fume and frown,
And call hard names, you aee,
And 'twere a burning ahame to part
So fine a family.
'Tia but a waateof time to fret,
Since Nature made ua one.
For every quarrel cute a thread
That healthful love haa apun.
So draw the corda of anion faat,
Whatever may betide us, -And
cloaer cling through every blast,
For many a storm haa tried ua.
Hail, brothers, hail
Let nought on earth divide us.
Wonder or Cci.tivatjon There i scarce
ly a vegetable which we now cultivate that
can be found to grow naturrally. Bnffon aaya
that Wheat is a 6etitioua production raised to
its present condition by the art of Agriculture.
Rye, Barley, Rice, or even Oat are not to be
found, wild, i. e., growing naturally in any pari
of the earth ; but have been altered by the in
dustry of mankind from plants now resembling
them, even to such a degree that we are now
unable to recognize the relation. The acrid
and disagreeable opium ha been tranaferred
into del.cious celery ; and the colewort, a plant
of scanty leavea, now weif he many pound ; or
into a cauliflower of considerable dimension,
being only the embryo of a few bud which in
their natural state Would not have weighed a
many grain. Tito potato whose introduction
ha added to and sustain many millions of our
population, derive it - origin from a small bit
ter root which grow wild in Chin and Monte
video, South America. '
The Yankee Blade. We have not receiv
ed thia excellent paper for several week. Mr.
Matkewb, we know, is not to blame for this
from the Blade, which we And in an exchange:
A Tough Si-oar. Our Uncle Ezra is in the
habit sometime of "stretching the truth,"
vicious sort of propensity, from which the rest
of the family are singularly free. We beard
him tell Snook a rather aevere tale, day laat
week, which we hare concluded to give to the
world :
"When I lived in Maine," said he, "I help
ed to break up a piece ot ground ; w got the
wood oft in the winter, and rjr in the spring
we begun to thiuk of ploughin onX It was
soconaaruec!ly rocky that we had to get forty
yoke of oxen to ooe ploughwe did, faith
and I held that plough for more than week.
I thought ! should die. It e'en almost killed
me, I van. Why, one day I waa bold in and
the plough hit stomp, which measured just
nine feet and a half through it hard and aound
white oak. The plough split it, ana! I waa go
ing through the stump, when I happened to
think it might snap together again, ao I just
threw my fcet out, and 1 had no sooner done
this, than it snapped together, taking a amart
hold of the aest of my oanuloona. Of Course,
I wss tight, but I held on the plough bandies,
and though the lea mater did all tbey could,
that team of eighty oxen coulden't tear my pan
taloons, nor cause ue to let go the grip. At
last though, after letting the cattle breathe,
bey gave another Wrong pull altogether, and
the old etump came out about the quickest ; it
had monstrous long roots, let roe tell yoe. f My
wife made the cloth for then pantaloon, and I
hain't worn any other kind ainue."
The only reply Snooks made waa "I should
hire thought it would bare coma bard on your
suspender."
Somebody thioks that the Sone of Temper
ance should try and reform the niooey market,
bcauM it ha such habit of gelling tight.
DAIfK MOTE aVIST.
PIVSltVANIA.
The following lis shnwa lhe current value of all
eonsylvsnls Bank Note. The most Implicit re
liance may he placed upon K, aa it li every week
sarefully compared with and corrected from Biik
nail's Reporter. . .
Dnnkn In Philadelphia.
Nsne. Ucatiow. "V"
Puitan.
NOTES AT PAR.
n m ... .
nana of norm America- , rig.
r i ... ... .. "
Dim 01 mm forworn I .inertias , , par
commercial nana ni renn a. , par
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank . .par
Kensington Bank . , .par
Philadelphia Bank . . t p
Schuylkill Bank . . oar
oouinwara Dana . nat
r .
mem nana , pa,
Mechaiiica' Bank . par
w r . , . . . a a
"if numrcurvra ot niecnantca Dana par
nana ot rerm i ownsntp" , , par
inraru nana . , pa
t. I. n . . ma .
nana 01 ommerce, mte .vtoyamrnsing" par
nana 01 rennayivatna' . . par
Country Bank.
Bank of Cheater Cnnnty Westchester par
Bank of Delaware t'onnty Cheater par
Bank of Oermantown Oermantown par
Bank of Montgomery Co. Norristown par
Doyleatown Bank Dnyleotowo par
Eaalon Bank Easton par
Farmers' Bank of Buck rn. Bristol par
Bank of Northumberland Northumberland par
Columbia Bank A Bridge cn.Columbia par
Farmers' Bank of l-anraater Lancsstei par
LancaMer County Bank Lancaster - par
Lancaater Bank Lancaater pai
Farmers' Bank of Reading Beading par
Office of Bank of Perm's. Harrisburg Thaae
Office do do Lancaater I offices
Office do do " Reading fdo not
Office do do Baatnn J isaue n.
NOTES AT DISCOUNT.
ftenkoflheUniied8ta.ee Philadelphia S3
Miners' Bank of Pottaville Potisville j
Bank of I.ewiatown Iwiatown
Bank nf Middtotown MiiUlletown al
Carliale Bank Carliale
Exchange Bank Pittsburg
Do do branch of Hullidavehurg j)
Harriaburg Bank Harriaburg j
Lebanon Bank I.ehanon j
Merchania' At Manuf. Bank Pittsburg
Bank of Pittahurg Pittabuig j
Weal Branch Bnk Willismepnrt 1
Wyoming Bank Wilkesrmrre li
North am (j tun Bank Allentown
Berks County Dunk Reading
Office of Bank of II. 8. Pittahurg failed
Do do do Erie do
Do do do New Brighton du
Bank of Chsmbersliurg Chambcrehurg
Bank of Gettysburg (Jetty aburg j
Bank of 8uequehanna Co. Monlroae
Erie Bank Erie lgelj
Farmera' & Drovers' Bank Wsynesburg a$
Franklin Bank Washing-ton
Honeadale Bsnk Honeadale I
Monongahela Bank of B. Brownsville l
York Bank York at
N. B. The notes of those bsnka on which we
omit quotationa, and auhatitute a daah ( ) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which hate a letter of reference.
BROKEN BANKS.
Philadelphia 8a. Ins. Philadelphia failed
Philadelphia Loan Co. do failed
Schuylkill Ssv.Ins.' do failed
Kensington 8a v. In a. A do -
Penn Townahip 8a. Ins. do
Manual Labor Bank (T. W Droit, prop.) failed
Tewsnda Bank Towanda
AKeghany Bank of Pa. Bedford no aale
Bank of Beavrr Beaver closed
Bank of Swatara Harrinburg closed
Bank of Washington WaahiDgton failed i
Centre Bank Bellfforite closed
City Bank Pitlabuig no aale
Farmera 4t Mech'ca' Bank Pittahurg failed
Farmers' Ac Mecb'ea' Bank Fayette co. failed
Farmers' A. Mech'ca' Bank lireencaaile failed
Harmony Inatilute Harmeuy no aale
Huntingdon Bank Huntingdon ive aale
Juniata Bank Lewiatown no aale
Lumberman's Bank Warren failed
Northern Bank of Pa. Dundaff no sale
New Hope Del. BriJge Co. New Hope closed
Nortbumu'd Union CoL Bk. Milton no aale
North Weetern Bank of Pa. Mead.ilU cloeed
Office of Schuylkill Bank Port Carbon
Pa. Aar. t Manuf. Bank Carliale failed
8ilver Lake Bank Munlrnea closed
Union Bank of Peon's. Uninniown failed
Weatmoreland Bank - Greensburg closed
Wilkeabarr Bridge Co, Wilkeshsrre nossle
Qp All notes purporting to be on any PeunayU
vania nana ooa given in uia anova uat, may He set
lows aa frauds.
NEW JERSEY.
Bank of New Biunewick Brunawick failed
Belvideie Bank Belvidere
Burlington Co. Bank Medford par
Commercial Bank. Penh Amboy '
Cumberland Bank Britlgetnn par
Farmera' Bauk Mount Holly par
Farmers' and Mechanic' Bk Rahway
Farmera' and Mechanira Bk N. Bronewick failed
Farmers' and Merchanta' Bk Middlelewn Pt
Franklin Bank of N.J. ' ' Jersey City failed
Hoboken Bkg At Giasing Co Hebuken ' failed
Jersey City Bank Jersey City , failed
Mechanics' Bank Patterson failed
Manufacture' Bank Belleville tailed
Morris County Bank Morrtstown
Monmouth Bk of N.J. Freehold failed
Mechanics' Bsnk Newark g
Mechanics' and ManuC Bk Trenton per
Morris Canal and Bkg Co Jeraey City
Poet Note - nessle
Newark Bkg 6t Us Co Newark t
New Hope Del Bridge Co Lambertaville
N. J. Menubac and Bkg Co Hoboken failed
N J Proiecton St Lombard bk Jeraey Cily tailed
Orange Bank Orange f
Paieraon Bank . Pateiaoa failed
Peoples' Beuk do i
Princeum Bank . Princeton par
8aieoi Banking Co : Salem par
Stale Bank Newark
State Bank Elitabrihtewn i
State Bank Caavlen , - par
Stale Bank of Munis . Morriatown i
Slate Bank 1'ienton failed
Salem and Fbilsd Manuf Co Saleui failed
Sussex Bank . - Newton
Trenton Banking Co . Tree ton ,. , par
Union Bsnk ..' Devar
Washington Bankiog Co. Harkensack tailed
DELAWARE.
Bk of Wllm II Brandy wine Wilmington par
Bank of Delaware Wilmington par
Bank of Smyrna Smyrna par
- Do branch Milford ' par
Farmers' Bk of Stale of Del Dover par
Do ' branch Wilmington par
Do branch Georgetown par
Do branch Neweeeile per
Union Bank Wilmington par
flO Under 6s 1
U On sll Lanka marked thus (") there sre eu
ther counter fait or altered notes of ike various es
sVaaaioariotia, iu cifsuiaiioo.
du. stysnTSBius
XjP aCk S3T -JCw C23 D3
THIS Medtctna la warttnted, on oath, not to
contain a particle nf Calomel, Corrosive Sub
limate, Arsenic, Chlorids tf Oold, or any delete
roe minerals
The principle upon which this Medicine acta, i
by assisting and harmonUing with nature t it
drives out all foul scrimnnious humors from the
blood and body, and by assimilating with and
strengthening the guatrie juice of the stomach, it
sseWts digea'ion in short there is not a vein, arte
ry, muscle or nervs in the human body, that is
not strengtherteJ by the PANACEA, and it also
pnaeees the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the honea and Jointa.
FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN,
Scurvy, 8cnrhuit A flections, Tumore, Scrofula or
Kings' Evi , White 8welline. Erysipelas, Ulcers,
Cancers. Running Soree, Scabs anJ Bilea. time
end a determined peraeverancs in D , SWEET
SERTS PANACEA, will eftct a cure.
FOR 1NDIOESTION.
Rpji-clion nf food, Nausea, Vomitings, Nervous sf
tectinna, Piillini complaints, Heiit arhe. Paleni-aa,
or Female Irregularitiea, Dr. SWEETSEIfS PA
NACEA will aoon efTrct s cure ; but If obstinate,
or attended with triping, flying pains, the dose
should be increased, and the core will aoon be ef
fected. !t not the patients frighten themaelvea
wilh the idea that th"y ere too wenk'to take much
medicine; bnl bear in mind that this mi'illy opera
ting medxine put not wrakne.a into the frame, but
tnmi certainly draws weakns out, leaves strength
in its place, and by giving composed sleep st night,
and sn appetite lo relish any fond, re-animsres the
whols frsms wi h vigorous action, cleat ing the
mind and improving the sight.
SCROFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFEC
TIONS. Scrofula is s'lid to tie heriditsry, the infant re
ceiving from its parente the seeds of this dieeasi,
which increeees with ita years, if neglected snd
not auhmit'ed to frequent purification with Dr.
SWEET8ER'S PANACEA. The glan.la are pla
ral in the corner of the body, and out of the way
of direct communicat ion their real use i a subject
on which much difference of opinion prevails; it
suffices us lo know that when in s diseased slate,
they are capable of being funficd and cleansed by
s long course of Dr. SWKETSER'S PANA
CEA, which restores them to sound and pioper
action. Scrofulous persona can never psv too much
attention lo their blood, its purtficstion ahnu'd I
their 6rt Ihoughl, fur after a long course of pr 'se
verance, inry will ever cure heterlrtsry tlieeaae.
In caaeaof JACSDWE. ASTHMA, LIVEN
COMPLAINTS, 1WUOLOREVX HHEV
MATISM OR RHEUMATIC GOVT, Dr.
SWEKTSER'S PANACEA cannot be too high
ly eitolted ', it searches nnt the very root of the
disease, end y rrmning it from the Blood makes
a eure certain and permanent.
For diseaeee nf the Htadtkr and Kidney, Stric
ture, Gravel. Stont, Pile, Fittula. Urinary Oft.
itructumtand Extreme Cottiveneu Dr.8WEET
SEK'S PANCEA ie the best remedy ever IneJ ;
it removes all those scrimonious humors from the
Blood wbirh give rise to the above dtsesses, snd
by keeping the blood in a pure eonJition, insures
heslth.
For DROP8V, FALLING ovtbs BOWELS.
Jmpuritie a the Mood, Mereurial Tamt. XVrnk
nat of the Spine Flam of Blood tat he Head Gid-
diiiem. Singing and Hutting Nolle in the Head
and tart, lit. etw cc. I BCiKB rnstEA will
gie certain relief ; in all severe and chronic cases,
the patients cannot be too often reminded that Lit
ger dotri and perteveranee HI effect a cure.
In Chill and Fever. Rlliout Fever, Affection
of Ike Rye and Earl, SjMtngy and Bleeding
Gam Bronehiti ami recent Cough and Cold,
Dr. SWEETSER'S PANACEA will be found
perfectly sure snd certain in ita effects.
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
Those complaints are generally attended with
the most fatal consequences, and are seldom or ne.
ver cured by the present mode of treatment ; they
usually aceoinpsny the patient t the grave, after
euflering the most excruciating pain and torture.
The cause of i bree complain'e are the same as sll
others, ths dreaa ul the blood becomi s encrusted on
the fin st narrow psasages, whence arise morbid
aecietione snd stoppages of uiins. You will And
ths most powerful d urelics of no ue,aa Ihey only
increase the quantity of urine and do not purify
snd atrengthen th part. Bv purifying the bod
wilh Dr. SWEETSER'S PANACEA, you re
move the cause of the dieeiee, consequently it csn
not exist sny longer, after sufficient perseterance
in its uae haa deprived the blood and body of all
acrimonious bumora and incrustation.
DISEASES or Tat LUNGS-CONSUMPTION.
This ie a very prevalent snd fstal diea ; it re
sults avoxly from neglected coughs, colds and bron
ehiti, also from impmper treatment in many other
cases, such ss measles, fevere, inflammations and
small pox, and a hod of other badly treated diseaeee;
where the cause, instead of having lasen thoroughly
reinoveJ from the blood and body, have only been
palliated or removed from one part lo break out in
another. By divesting y our hoiliee ot all foul ho
mors, through ihs medium of Dr. 8WEETSER'S
PANACEA, the cure is at once rendered certain
and permanent. R-collect, while there ia acriaao.
nioua humora filiating in the ciicu'aiion, it is as spt
lo settle on the lungs a any other part of the body (
this is the rtsaon th.t consumption ia so prevslent.
BILES. SORES AND ULCERS,
Which you see oh the exterior, come from and
have their source in, the inunior, snd might just aa
well have settled on your lunga, liver, or any other
part; which we know ihey frequently ds and pro
duce most violent inflammatory disorders, The
humor which occasions these aoree is of a highly
acrimonioos burning nature). , We know it front
the pain it givea iu forming, snd afterwards its re.
pldly ulcers'ing snd corroding the flesh snd akin
of the part where it breaks euC Thia shows live
neerostty-of frequently uiifyiog the blood wilh Dr.
SWEETSEH'S PANACEA, and keeping sueh
malignant humors in sul j-etion. Should you have
a bile or ulcer, be thankful that nam re has taken
trouble le warn you of lbs dsngei jaui life snd ho
dy is in, for rt is a warning thai tbe blood is foul.
Had ibis same scriinony st lre'ed the lungs instead
of the surface nf your body for its seal, consump
tion of the lunge nutt'd bsw been ibe'oooseewrace.
Delay not then, lo puiify and cleanse with Dr.
S war Use's Panacea. . .
8 PINE DISEASE. t
Spinal affections, enlargement of the bones snd
joints, white swslliogs, hip joint complaint, rup
tuiss, falling of lbs bewele snd womti disease, will
And a speedy out in Dr. SIVEETSEK S PA
KACEA. Where the disease baa been of long
standing, tbe time required lo make a cure will be
longer but lb patient may real assured that a
oV-ermined pereeveranr wdl effect it.
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA awn DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIPE.
These diseases proceed ftoaa the aertostly or
corrupt humors of the blood, having settled itself on
the Ibroal and lunga, and stopped them up, so Ihst
Ihey csnnol drsw sufficient air in for respiration.
Dr. 8WEETSER'S PANACEA will give imms
diate relief, and to mks ths cure per fact and car
tain, it shnald bs continued soms Urns sflat, to
rree the system of sll bad htmors.
- - " '
RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT AND
MERCURIAL DISEASES
Find a safe and speedy cure in Dr. SWEET
SER'S PANACEA. It cures by sssrehing every
blond veset snd artery, and driving out all impu
rities and foul humora accumulated therein, which
hi the cause of rh' umatism, gout and swellings of
the joints. The deleterous affects of cslomel and
other mineral poisons, readily yield to ita sovereign
Influence ; indeed, when its vslisble properties be
come fully known, tbe uae of sll miner I poison will
be consigned to 'the tomb of all the Capulela,' and
oniy oe inougni ot as a ny-gons cumom oi toe oar
ker ages. Dr. 8weetser's Psntces is slso a sure
cure for dyspepsia, piles, coariveneea, vertigo, head
ache, pain in the breast and liver complaint.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever ia alwavs caused by a disorderly move
men! of the blood, struggling to fiee itself of eome
thing that encumbers it ; in fart, every kind offe
ver is nothing more than a struggle between the
blood and corrupt humors, ami as aoon a the cor
rupt humors sre rxpel'ed, you hsve no more fever,
When a patient wilh fever submits lo be bled, or
hsve his blood poisoned with mercury, il weakens
his frame to such a degree thst if ha survives the
prnees, it slwsys leaves bim subject 1 1 distressing
chills, when 9 times out of 10 hs resort, to sgue
pills, powders, or tonic mitturpr, this ia going from
bed to worse, as these vegetable pilla, powders, Ac,
sre nothing but mercury and quinine in disgulae,
which may for s time drive the disease ao Tar into
the body ss not to be perceptible, but very soon it
will bre ik out sgain with fearful violence To cure
sgue and fever, the cause of ths disease moat be re
moved nut nf the blood and body, which can be ef
fectually done by using Dr. SWEETSER'S PA
NACEA, which purifies, cleanses snd strengthens.
It contains nothing that can possibly injure, snd its
uae ia always a safeguard again! chills and fevers.
PILES.
In sit Cisva or Pitta, Dr. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will rflVct a very speedy cure. It re
moves from (he blood, stomach and bowels, ell
thoee foul acrid burning humors, which sre the
csuse of Piles snd Costivenes, and by strengthen
ing tbe digestive organs, improves svery part of the
entne bodv. '
FI.ATULENCV AND WIND.
Thev diseaeee 'S cau-ed by the stomach and
bowels being choked up with viscid slimy mstter,
ths sir whi h enters the m cannot e.espe until forced
by some contraction nf tbe s.omach to expel it;
herce the cause of pain. A few doses of Dr.
SWEETSER'rl PANACEA will convince the
sufleier Ihst relief is sltained.
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
Parents will find the PANACEA a valuable
medicine for their children, keeping their bodies in
a head by condition, thereby assisting their g owth;
children or grown petsons, sfler tsking it. sre not
liable to be attacked with an epidemic sa before, ss
it always leaves the blood in a pure condition, and
the ntire system in a strengthened aisle ; it drives
nut a'l kinda of weaknesa from tbe bud and leaves
II beshhy within.
MARRIED LADIES
Will find Dr. SWETSER'S PANACEA a medi
cine purely adapted lo their use. Most ladies du
ring the period of pregnancy sre afflicted with piles.
Dr. Sweeiaer's Psuacea, by regulating the bowels,
will entirely obsiaia this, snd its purifying proper
lies on the blood and fluida, insures to ibem heal
thy off-pring. No one who ia a mother ahould be
without it, and those who are nursing will find it
of giesl bent fit In the health of iheir infanta.
For barrenness snd all disraees of the womb, it
is without a rival in the entire histnty and catalogue
of medicines; by its extraordinary strengthening
power, it stimulatea and etrengthena the womb, a
weskness of which is tbe csuse of fsilure lo bsve
offspring. '
NERVOUS DISEA8ES.
Under Ibia head may be ctaesed Pslpitstion pf
the Heart, 1 ic Doloreaux or Faccacbe, Neuralgts.
Indigestion, Toothache, Melancholy , Hysterics, snd
in fact, every disease caused by the sharp, biting,
acrimonious humors irritating the nerves the
nerves receive the morbid impiession flora the sto
mach, or rather from the blood through the agency
of the stomach and dige live ergsna, and although
other parts of tbe body ere apparently the seat of
be disease, still it Is caused by the morbid impies
sion conveyed from tbe blood by the nervea. lo lhat
paiu A few doses of Dr. SWEETSER'S PA
NACEA will soon assure tbe patient that be has
the cure in bis poasession. ,
ERY8IPELAS, oa 8T. ANTHONV8 FIRE.
Thia ia sn inflammatory dinoider, slwsys etiend
ed with more or less pein. It proceeds from the
fool, scrimonious humors lodged in ibe blond snd
fluid, settling on the limbe and face, causing ex
treme pain and fevers ; sll applirations on the sur
face are worse than useless, as they only tend to
throw the disease in eome other part, and perhaps
cause death. Bleeding ia likewiee improper. To
ruie the di-esse you mut get rid of the csuss ; on
ly msnsge to get Ibe foul humors out of your blood,
snd you will be well in a day. Dr. SWEET,
8ER8 PANACEA, a thorough purifier of the
blood, will search out every impurity in the more
remote psrts of the body and expel it through the
medium of the bowels. There is not a vein, arte
ry, mnscle. or organ of the entire framework of
man, that Dr. Swertser's Panacea does not im
prove. To take H when you are well is to keep
well ; snd when sick to become well.
DR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA, bei nt com
posed only ot a vegetable matter, or medical aarbs,
and wairanted, on oath, as containing not one par
ticle of mercurial, mineral, or ehimieal substances,
is found to be perfectly harmless lo ths most tender
age, or the weakest frame, under any stage of hu
man Buffeting; lias meal pleasant and benign in ita
0rstion that wee ever offered to the world; snd
at the ssme lime Ih most eeriem in searching out
the root ef any complaint, however deep, and ef
performing a ere.
Pnce tl r bottle, or six hoMlea for S. ' For
aale, wholesale and ' retail, at the corner of
CHARLES and PRATT Streets. Baltimore, and
also by . GEORGE BRIGHT.
No. 6, 1847. if ' ' Hunbory.
Xttouxnf imoif
05 North 2d U bet. Arch & Race sts.,
Philadelphia.
lTyRAUY PARKER respectfully inform their
Jtp friends and the public lhat they have taken
the above named house, recently kepi by J. 8.
Adama, and are prepared to accommodate custo
mers in the most sstisfactory manner and at rea
sonable prices.
Their table will be sopplied with the beat vsrl
sty 'he market affords their parlors and sleeping
spirtmenls will be in Ibe beet order. The bouse
haa been thoroughly repaired and furnished with
a view lo the comfort of traveltsra and arrangers.
Having bad eeeial yeara experience in the
business, they bop to give general satisfaction,
and respectfully invite travel lera snd strsngers to
givs tbsm a esIL BRADV 4 PARKER.
Philadelphia, January 16, IS4T if
LOIR. EaOB HiOD"arG53
YcgctMble Universal Pills,
The only known Mcd'cint that at the mm time
purge purfie and itrtngthtn the tytern.
Losdos, July 7, 1146. .
DR. LE ROY'S Pills are a new medicine
which has just appeared, and ie fast tsking
the pieces nf sll others nf the same claaa. These
pill are composed of many ingredients, hut the
two principal nee are Saraaparilla and Wild Cher
ry, so united lhat they act together the one,
through lis admixture wilh other aobstapces, pn
rifying and purging, while the other is strengthen
ing ihe system. Thus those pills are at the ssme
lima tonic and opening; a desideratum long and
eagerly (ought for by medical men, but never be
fore discovered. ' In ether words ibey do the work
of two medicine, and do it much better than anv
two wa know of; for Ihey remove nothing from
the system but the Impurities ; so that while ihey
purge they strengthen; and hence they eanse no
debilitation, and are followed by no re-srtion. Dr.
Le Roy's pills have a wonderful influence on the
blood; Ihey not only purify without weakening it,
but they remove all teij(lua particles from the chyle
before il ia converted into fluid, snd thus make im
pure blood an ulter impoe-ibiliiy. As there is no
debilitation, so Iheie is no nauses or sickness at
tending the operaliona of this moet excellent of roe.
dieinea, which never strains or tortures Ihe diges
tive functions, but esu-es them to work in a per
fectly natural manner ; and hence peiaona taking
them do not become pale end emaciated, but the
contrary ; for while it ia the property of the Saraa
parilla, united as it is with other ingredients, to
remove sit that is foreign snd Impure, it Is equslly
the property of Ihe Wild Cherry lo retain all lhat
ia natural and aound; and hence a robust state of
health ia the certain result of Iheir united opera
lions. fXj- Price ft cents per BOX.
Agents for Le Roy's Pills,
J. W. FRII.TNC, 3 .
JOHN Youa J8ttnburT-
M. A. McCAY, Norihumherl'd.
August xtsi, 1847. ly
PHILADELPHIA
Watches, Jcwellry and li
ver Ware,
Guaranteed better fir the price than at any other
Store in Philadelphia, may be hud, ,
Whole tale and Retail, at
(lAte NICHOLAS LePlU'11 AY'S)
No. 72 North 2d street, nbove Arch,
PHIL ADBIiVRIA,
A'l'CHES, sll kind', fsir, low snd medium
qualities, among which are.
Gold Levers, full jewell'd, 40 to f 1 00
M Leplnes, do 35 to 40
Silver levers, do 20 lo 30
lupines, do 12 to 18
Quartiers, fine, 9 to 10
Quartiers, imitation, 5
Jiwsilsv. Diamonds, Gold Chains, Gold
Pens with Gold and 8ilver holders. Pencils Breast
Pine, Finger snd Esr Rings, Bracelets, Carfieoa
of ahell, coral and lava, wilh every other article of
Jewellry of the richest and most faahionable pat
terns. SiLvaa Waax Plsiea, Forks, Spoons, Cups,
&C of Standard Silver. '
Platv.0 Waas. Castors, Cske Baskets. Fens,
Vases, Csrd Cssea, and other Rich Fsncy Goods
in great variety. j '
Wholesale Buyers will save money by railing
here before purchasing. .
QJ" Keep this adverti-rroent, and csll at No. 73
You will be satisfied ihs Goods are really cheaper
and better than are offered in the cily. - For aale,
low, a handsome pair of Show Cases, euilsble for
a Jewellry or Fancy store. Apply aa above.
. 8ept2&lh. 1847 ly ;
DICKSON & CO.
No. 60 Market Street, five doors below
- . Third, South side, .
PBILADBLrHIA,
Importer Av Whelentale Dealers In
WATCHES. Watch Glasses and Mstensls.
Jewelry of sll dercriptions, qualities and
styles, composing all the articles connected
with the Trsde,
Clocks.
Dixeon r Son's Briianni t, German Silver and Silver-Plated
Waree.
Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgera St Son's anal WiU nholm's Cutlery, Ra
xors. Scissors, Erasers, Desk Knives, Ac.
Iory Handled Table Cutlery, of the finrat, medium
and common qualities.
A large assortment of Gold Pans.
Pertfocsl Spectsclrs. .
Papier Msche and Jpanned Trays, various shspea
and qualities, at reduced ratea.
Gold Watch Caere, Diala and 8ilver-Ware, of all
descriptions, manufactured to order.
- DICKSON & CO., having recently removed
into the large and com mod urn a warehouse formerly
occupied by Messrs. R. AsnncasT St Soaa, six!
more recently by Aeaaoasr 4 RsauaaToa, beg
leave lo inform Watch Dealers, Country Merchania
and otbera, that they design having at all timea a
large assortment of Goods, of their own importa
tion, which they are determined to sell at the lowest
rstes.
Every attention will be paid to tbe Packing
of Goods, and in ihe execution of Orders, Ibe quali
tiee and prices will be fully guarantied agsinst all
competition.
Philadelphia, June 19tb, 1847 ly
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 87 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM Dr. Hare, the celebrated Professor of
Chemistry in Ihe University of Penn's.
"Philadelphia. Oct. 11, 1843.
' "Dear SirHaving liied your Ink, I will thank
you to send me another bottle, as I find il to be
excellent.' I em yours, truly,
' t '. ' . , Robt. H.aa."
From Dr. Locke, of Cincinnati, distinguished
for his numerous srienti6c researches.
Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati,
" w ' ! Jauuers 17, 1844.-
Hving need Mr. Hover's Writiag Ink, I am
satisfied thel it is the bt which has ever come lo
my knowledge, end especially il kexerlleni lot Ihe
use of Steel Pen, and kku not corroa them, even
in long use. :; ' - ,- . . i .
' Jean Locks, Pref. of Chemistry.
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
Froau a well known scientific gentlemen.
"Philadelphia, Feb. 27, l4.
Mr. Joseph E. Hover Sir I A uae of your Ce
ment, and ansae practical test ef ita eupeiiorily,
bsa induced ana le recoanwend R lo others as aa
invaluable article for mending China, Glass, or
Oabinei Ware. ' - Canteen Meant,
, . ! -a. t Analytic Chemist.
For sale at the Manufactory, Wholesale and Re
tail, No, 87 Noam Tare a Sraaar,' oppoaile
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
v JOSEPH E. HOVER,
-May 21, 1147. jlO ly Manufacturer.
TO POTTnVllLE AND PHILADELPHIA.
IQERSONS travelling .this touts are hereby
jT informed that tbey csn procure 'through
rickets,' by making application at Iba Hotel of
Chailes Weever, Punbury.' A. E. KAPP
NorthuaibsrUnd, Jul; lUt, 1117. tf
The Grand Piirgativi
roB tiib curb or
Headache, Giddiness, Measles, Salt Rheum,.
Rheumatism, Piles, Heart Burn. Worms,
Dyapepda, Scuivy, ' Cholera Morbus,
Small Pox, Jsundiee, Cougha, Qoineyr
Psinsin the Bark, Whooping Coughs
Inward Weakness, ( 'onaurnpiion. Fits,
Palpitation of the Heart, hh'-t Complaint,
Rising in the Thtoar, Erieie.,le, Deafness,
Dropsy, Asthma? Itching cf the Skin,
Fevere of all kinds. Colds, Gout, flrevel.
Female Complaints, v Nervous Complaints,
iD a vaatr-r or oraia maitAars aa.i
raeai inri'BiTKa nr tsi aioon, itts oar
STSucvioas ia tea oaeass or or
SMTtO.
Kiperlenre has proved thst nearly every D
esse originates from Impurities of the Blood or d
rangemonls nf the Digestive Orgens ; snd lo seen
Health, we must remove thoee obstructions or I
store the Blood to ita natural stste.
.The sversinn lo tat ing medicine is moat effl
tually removed by t'Ltraasa'a V so me is Pr
eiTiva Pitts, being; completely enveloped toil h
coating of pure white Sugar, (which is ss disli
from the internsl ingredients ss a nut shell fr
the kernel) tstt ntva ao Tis-rx or urninva,
But ate aa eaaily swsllnwel as bits of csn
Moreoser they neither nautente or gripe in
slightest degree, but operete equally on ell ihe i
eased parts of the system, instead nf eonfin
themselves In, snd rsrking any psrticul ir regi
Thus, if tl.e Liver be affected, one ingredient
operste on that psrlicular nrgin, and, by cleans
it of an Excess of Bile restore it lo its nstt
stste. Another will operate on Ihe Blond, i
remove all Impuiilie in its circul ation ; whit
third will effectually si pel whstever impuri
may have been discharged into the etomaeh, t
henca thev sraice T tbs moot or nisaasx,
move all Impure Humors from the body ; o
the pores externally and internally sepirste
fore go and obi oxious particles from Ihe chyle
Ihst the blood may be thoroughly pure thus et
ring a fiee and healthy action lo the Heart, Lu
and Livei; and thereby they acrrnaa naatT
The entire truth of Ihe above cen be aeeerte
by the trial of a single box ; end Iheir virtues
so positive snd certain in restoring Heslth,
Ihe propiielor binds himself to return the tti'
paid for them in all eases where Ihey do nol
universal satis' action.
net nil Price, 33 eta. per Bo
Principal office No. 66 Veev St., N.
Sold by JOHN YOUNG. Sunbury,
M. A. McCAY, Nribural
fXj- Remember Dr.C. V Clirkener ie tr
senior of ihe Sugar Coated Pills, and thnt no
of the eotrt was ever heard of until he intrrx
them in June, 1 843. Purchasers ahould, ther
slwsys ssk for Clickener's Sugar Coated Pilli
lake no others, or tbey wilt be made the vicli
a fraud. Sept. 18th, 1847. ly e
SOMETHING NEW
T
HE Subscribers have the exclusive rig
vending J. M. THATCHER'S
Hot Riant Hoi Air Cook 1 1
29
in the coiintiea of Notlhumkerland, Cnlumh
Schuylkill; and from Ihe encouragement mi
already, thry expect lo do a large business,
stove ie constructed on an entiiely new pri
snd on the only principle that en make
good wood and coal stove, .. The inventor hi
come sll ihe difficulties thai so frequently b
other stoves. He hss hy his arrsngpmen
attuctej a broiling fXOa en 111 IVont,
in broiling, rnaating, frying or baking may b
and all the smell thst arises ihsrefiom mt
into the combustible chamber, snd is no
thrown out into Ihs room rj Besides thi
is sn oven only two inches less thsn the wh
nf the stove, wherein baking or roasting
done es well ss il csn he in the common hrii .
Thia oven is always fit for tl-e whan Ihe
healed, as tbe whole draught of hot air pi
round it constantly.
Public attention is particularly called
store. It csn be eeen at our Store snd Tit
lishment in North Danville, st the sign of
lurabis Tin shop, and at the Foundry of R
St Clement in Sunbury, where ita particuli
tiee will be fully shown and exp'ained lo an
wishing lo examine it. . -
The subscribers continue to bsve on I
kinds of parloi stoves, such as rsdistors, cy
fancy and plain, suitable for all who may
with a call; also common sheet snd Rus
which csn be made in any desirable ahap
ther with a general assortment of tin snd j
ware, wholesale and retail Country m
era invited lo call and examine oar eincl
work cannot be surpsssed, and pi ices mod.
, N.B. We can safely recommen J the ab
tioned stovs lo persons who wish lo emb
good business. The pstenlee will sell eilh
ty or stste rights, to suit purchssers, sik
son able terms. He or his sgents msv be
DsnviUe, Ps. J. tVJ. AH
The undereigned, having seen in open
hot btaat hoi air cooking stove, invented
tented by J. M. Tbsiehsr, certify ihst w,
from Ihe manner of its construct i"0 and e
lhat it ia the best one ever offered lo the put
arrangement Is so complete snd Iheeonstr
judicious, lhat there is a saving of one hal
and time, in doing any given amount of
over other celebrated stoves. In short w
nient il in preference to all others, for tl
reason Ihst it embraces every branch of c
Samuel Garrett, John W Garrett, Dav
field, W F Kit eh. n. John M Gray, E Tl
Smith Thompeon, J D Habn, John Hake,
sh Bear, Elias F Cooper, Geo M Richai
Hoffinan, Hsnry H Rissel, F H Caive.
Dreishach, Joseph Vankiik, Brooks EpUr
Dsnville, March 8, 1847. ly
CrB Hottsstl's nnftiro
SHAVING CRE.
Small quantities given without (
At 114 Chtnut Stn PH1LADELF
THIS new and splendid article, as ita
notes, is professed to be superior to
ving Cream in the United Steles nr Eur
unsurpassed for beauty, purity and fagn
somewhat analsgous te Gwerlsin's
Cream and other similar compounds, Il
paaeee them ell by the emollient pesty eu
of its Isther, which so softens the beard as
shaving pleasant and easy. Il further
the advantage over the imported article,
freshly prepated, no skill being wanting ii
ufscture, E. Rotwsel having had many
perienee in Ibe celebrated Laboratory ol
Pete el File, now Rsnaud A co., of Peru
Besides being 'the beat, il ie tha cheapi
for shaving rt is elegsntly put up In bo
splendid steel sn graved labels.
Price 3 par dosen, or 37) cents for a
lb shave Ou a year. It ie also sold at ft
or It) eenia per oa., so thai gentlemen
ibsir boxes filled at EUGCNE BOlf
Wholesale and Rated Perfumery and ,MU
ter Establishment, 1 14 Cbesnul Sireet
Dec. 19, 1848.-, FHILADti