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ADVERTISEMENTS?
PUBLIC &ILE.
OY order of the Orphans' Court of Cum-
Berland county, wilt be offered at Pub
lic Sale On the premises, near Whitestovvn,
on Tuesday the 29th of March next, 1836,
at tb &do di, A. M., the Real Estate of PE
TXII bPANGLCII, deceased, to wit:
.A Midler OF LAW,
Situate in Dickinson township, Cumberland
comity, bounded by lands of Peter Camp,
Philip Ebert, Simon Yetz, John Clapper and
Valentine' Fier*, contai,.ing
.138 JeRE-S,
be the same more or less. This tract of
land is covered with
CHESTNUT TIMBER,
Oflthe very best quality and has been divid
ed by the heirs into Svl ALL LOTS vary
ittge in size from 5 to 20 Aenes and will
liee`dold all .together or in lots to buit pur
chasers.
IP — The Terms of Sale:—One half the
• PIMIULSO money to be paid on the confirma
ttotkof the Sale and the residue in two equal
arikpfil payments without interest, to be se
cured. •
HENRY SPANGLER,
Adm'r cf Peter Spangler, dec'd.
February .22, IA3“. " t 4-47
PUBL IC SA LE.
l a', be sold at Public Sale, at the
" house of the subscriber, in Menallen
- township, •. Adams county, on Wednesday
-- 46,M14 of March lad. • . -
VARIETY Or PARBONAL PROPEATT-111:10n AS
Household and. Kitchen Furniture:
Consisting- of Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding;
.Tables, Chairs, Cupboards, 1 mantle Clock,
2 template Stoves and Pipe—together with
Grain in Me ground, Hogs,l new Windmill
with Screen and Cutting Box, two caps of
Bees, &c. &c.
Carpenter's Si Cab net-maker's Tools, Shop
Benches, Turning Lathe, Planes, Saws,
&c. together with an . assortment of
MAIIURANY, CURLED MAPLE, CHERRY,
Walnut. and Poplar CUM BER.
OZT Also, ai the same time and Place, the
TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Menallen township, Adams coun.
ty, on which I reside, containing 40 Acres
—of which there are 10 acres in Timber,
and the residue cleared and under fence—
having erected thereon a
TWO-STORY FRAME ' '
110ITSE
9 rI
and Kitcuen,a never-failiogspring - -
near the door, a Log Barn, _and other oui
buddings,and a thriving young ORCHARD
of Fruit.
(k,'rAs the subscriber intends ta : yzernove
to the West, the above Property
lively be sold without reserve.
Sale to cummence at 10 o'clock, A. H.,
when attendance and a reasonable credit
will'be given b)
DANIEL KOZER.
ts-49
March 7, 1836.
PISIIIIAC SALE.
BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Adams county, to me direc
ted, will be sold at Public Sale, on Wednes
day. the ,30111 of March inst. on the premi
ses, iq 1 O I CIOCfr, P. X.
A CERTAIN PLANTATION,
OR
TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Huntington township, Adams co ,
adjoining- lands of Peter H Smith), Peter
Myers and others, containing about
160 gIiCRE.%
more or less—late the Estate of Joins AL
BERT, dec'd —on which are erected,
A DOUBLE LOG ,
0 ~Latti
DOUBLE 'Lon BARN, OR- -
CHARD, a sslficiency of MEADOW LAND
and Timber, and a well of good WATER
near, the door—together with other im
provements, —.ALSO--
By virtue of the same, will be sold at Pub
lic Sale, 04 Thursday the 3181 inst. at
o'clock. m., on the premises,
about 19 Lots of. Grovata,
Situate in and near the Town of Heidlers
' burg, Tyrone Township, Adams county,
alter late the. Estate of the said deceased.
fitiTernis of bale—One third in hand,
and the residue iri two equal annual pay
..ments, with approved security, or mortgage
for the same. The Widow's thirds to 're
main in the property.
Attendance given by
. JOHN WO LFOR D,
- A.dm . r. ofJohn Albert, dee'd.
By the Court,
JAS. A. THOMPSON,CIerk.
March 7, 1836. is-49
CO Al POU N D
Carranti Cow* Syritp.
a
THE stiperior advantages of this Syrup
are that it is , a compound exclusively vege
.:*-.,' table, and contains uo alcoholic or narcotic
k v, - ingredients.
For sale at the -Dino' Store of
• • - 'Dr. J. GILBER.T, Gettysburg.
Feb, ap /840 • tf-48
. .
‘;' - :;- : : - ,. -- '110.1t0111401Ai DEIC
. . .
...1.:43 1 1a14 Powder to celebrated for trOprov
, ....:.' ; ittg; ilm srsiid, strength and , a ppeife fof
!,;
. - ; - ).:*At...n *tit it gri.eo... than a file smooth gloesy
~...*7.tti:oo4l44.•greatly:biti i reitei the .eppearaoce
'...-.:•:. «,*(46lolketal.' -Ikotstrattis by . liniily log the
. :'i" ;,. ::iikierigtheitiOit the stomach; and invig.
r4eft• .:.; - : ..!'tbeittiolitlYsleol. It seldom , fails
.. .-1 -.•
_,. ho..SAMlongs.diaskiites-vIZ-7-Dtatem
, irlloie.,',Wisiitr . Ibuider ,te '
_,,,- ..
..,\' ' .. ' • :
:d;7..'i l kileo4 lol 4 0 1 0_DitittitOTo of .'. •• ' '• .
` , ,•:st.siNr:•‘:•:',.. ,..-. '.•... Dr. J. GILBERT..'
*: 1r
,i0t0.26*.- . IM. - -:. - '. tr-4e
TIRE GETIfYSI3ITRG STAR -T Ac - Rll - PUBLIC - AN B ,-IVNEI.
FRESH DRUGS - /
AND
cE1122)21134iP2V10
r HE Subscriber be l ls leave uu inform his
1 °- *rends and the Public generally, that
he hag just received a large supply of Gen.
uine Drugs and Medicines--which he will
warrant to be fresh and of theliest quality
—awn -which are the following:—
. Acetat Morphine !' Olive or Sweet
Acid " Origanum
'• Muriatic Wormseed
" Nitric Castor
Oxallic " Samsa fres
• " Tartaric Palv. " Spike
_Ether Sulph " Spruce
Antimony Crude " Vitriol
Antimonial Wine Orris Root.
Adhesive Plaster Pia Burg. Superior
Aqua Ammon Prussian Blue
" Cologne Quassia
" Rosar Roots
Arrow Rout " Columbo .
Arsenic " Pink
Bark " Gentian
" Cascarilla 4 4 Licorice
" Peruvian( " Orris
Berries 44 Rhubarb
" Jumper " Sarparilla
Balsam " Sonekas
" Copavia " Squills
•1 Peru 46 Valerian
" Tolu Rasa Ginger
Blacking, Pasto Resin
Blue Pill Rose Pink
Borax, Rot. Sago
Bronte Sugar Lead
Blacklead Sal Ammon
Burgundy Pitch " iEratus
Boars' Oil Balts Glauber
Camphor " Epsom
Cantharides " Nitre •
Carmine - ". Rochelle
Cloves " Tartar
Cassia Soaps, Venist. Mb.
Castor " Windsor, Eng.
Cream Tartar " Amer.
Calomel 4 ‘ Fancy
Carbon Ammon Sealing. Wax
Caustic Lunar Seeds, Anise
Cayenne Pepper 44 Carcfamon
Charcoal, prepared " Caroway
Copperas " • Coriander
Chrome Yellow " Fcennel
". Green 44 Mustard
Cochineal " White do.
Copal Varnish " Black do.
Castor Oil Sperm Ceti
Court Plaster Spirits Nitre, Dulc
Chalk, prepared, " Hartshorn
Drop Lake " Lavender
Emery " Turpentine
Essences of all kinds Sponge, fine
Fig Blue Soda, sal.
Flowers Benzoin " Sup. Carb.
" Chamomile Starch
Flour Sulphur Seidlitz powders
Fo n w ic ler's Solut. Arse•Soda do.
Sulph. Quinine
Galls, Nut " Morphine
Gold Leaf Syringes
Gum Aloes Tapers, in boxes
" Ammon Tart. Emetic
" Arabac Turpentine, White
" Assafcetid Tooth Brushes
" Elastic Turn Keys
. " Gamboge Tumeric;V
" Guaiac Mika Beans' , ~.,'
" Kino . Tooth Powder
" Shellac Umber
" Mastic Uva Ursi
44 Myrrh Vermilion
44 Opium Vitriol, Oil
" Scammony " Blue
" Styrax Verdigris
" Tragacanth Venice Turpentine
Hair Powder White Wax
Isinglass -" Mustard
India Ink " Soap ~,
Indigo, Spanish Wafers
lodine Wash Balls
Ink powder Water Colors
Liquid Comp. Syrup
Iceland Moss Carraaen
r.
Irish Moss Macassar Oil
Indelible Ink Dr. Pierson's . Welch
Ipicac pulv. Cough Drops
Ivory Black W hitehead'sess.Mus.
Lamp Black tard
Laudanum Hooper's Pills
Lancets Itch Ointment
Lemon Syrup Pulmonary Balsam
Lip Salve • Rush's Pills
Litharge Lucifer Matches
Licorice Ball Anderson's Pills
" " Refined Aromatic Snuff
" Stick Turlington
Mace Bateman's Drops
Madder British Oil
Magnesia, Lump Cephalic Snuff
"‘ Calcined Cologne Water.
Manna Durable Ink
-Mercury " Godfrey's Cordial
Macassat Oil Harlem Oil
Mercurial Ointment Lee's Pills
Nutmegs Lemon Acid
Oil. Almonds Opodeldoc, Steers'
" Ariise " Liquid,
" Cloves Preston Salts
" Cinnamon .Seidlitz, Powders
" - Juniper . Soda ;"
" Hemlock Swaim's Panacea
" Lavender Thompson's Eye Wa.
gg Peppermint • ter
To;;ether with every article in his hne,
which he will sell on as reasonable terms as
any other person,in the place.
• . Dr. J. GjiitiEqx, Gettysburg.
February 29 tr-48
TRUSLEES' XOIIOE.
A LL persons Indebted to the .Estate of
431 . GEORGE BURGESSOR, late ' of .
Littlestown, Adams County, wilt call upon
the subscribers before the Ist of April next,
and diSchisrge the 'same Those having
claims against said Estate will present them
pronerly, atithenticated to 'the.nn - derstaned,
agaivet the above named time, when a e. divi
dend of tbe.assetts will be made amongst the
Creditors amid Estate. . .
The 'frustees live in Littlestown.
- .DAVID • SHRIVER,"/
GEORGE WILL, s•Trustees.
March 7,1886.
GABLEGANTIS BALSAM OF 1
HEALTH, • •
Prepared only by Joni; S. MILLER, Frederick, Md
•• • . rritiE subscriber has just re
ceived a supply 'of the a
•-.—..,
..... bove valuable BALSAM, which
:iTiiiillil is now extensively known and
a
.
ti used in many places in the
• L .. 1.; -0,. States of Virginia, Maryland,
I'Vii ' ^11! Peon Sylvania, Ohio, N. York,
-0,1;, 11 1, 1 , .
i
.11; 11 '11,1 I „ and Kentucky, with astonishing
: I.- . success, and has performed
wonderful cures in dyspepsia, chokes; ner
vouslremoni, lowness of spirits, and palpita ,
tion of the heart—it is also a sovereign reme
dy fur all kinds of worms, &c. ' The pro
prietor has a great [amber of certificates in
possession, of cures performed by this val
uable medicine, which would fill several co
lumns of.a newspaper, and • therefore gives
only a few of the most prominent, which the
reader will find below this. advertisement
It neatly put up in square - half pint bottles,
with the name of the medicine blown on the
glass of each bottle, and the proprietor's sig
nature on a label,
,pasted on the outside
wrapper of each bottle to prevent it from
being counterfeited. Each bottle is accom
panied with extensive directions for its use,
which can at all times be had of the subscri
ber, at one Millar per bottle, and by tho
quantity at a liberal Viscount.
SAM'L H. BUEHLER, Aaent.
Pettysburg, June 22,1835. eowly-12
RECOMMENDATORY NOTICES.
Dr. John S. Miller, Fredericktown, Md.
I do hereby certify that I had this last
spring and summer a constant pain in my
stomach, and a great weakness in my kid
neys, and pain across my-eyes, - for which I
used a good many rerriedtes without giving
relief. I was ut last recommended to try a
bottle of Garlegant'S.Balsam of Health, pre
pared by John . S. Miller. I accordingly
made use of one bottle, which 1 procured of
his agent in Hagerstown, which restored me
to my good health again, and am now as well
as ever I was, and you are at liberty to
make it known for the benefit of those ufflic
ted in the same way.
Yours, &c.
JACOB BOWER, Court Crier..
Hagerstown, Sept. 1834.
About two years ago I was severely af
flicted with the dyspepsia, winch I had for
the lust fifteen years, previous to the above
named time,which was very much increased
by my having a blood vessel ruptured upon
my lungs, occasioned by lifting—which in
creased my complaint, dyspepsia and gener
al weakness and debility to such a degree,
that for two years previous to my using the
Garlegant Balsam I never eat a meal but
my stomach became so painful that I had
immediately to throw it up. Seeing Gude
gant's Balsam of Health advertised, I was
induced to try a bottle; after taking the very
first dose it appeared to strengthen my sto
mach; and every dose of the first. bottle help
ed me so much, that in the course of a tew
days my stomach began to retain and digest
every thing I eat. I continued to use the
Balsam until I used . seven bottles, which
cured me entirely, and restored me to per
fect health, which I have enjoyed ever since,
and not before for fifteen years. I cheerful
ly recommend it to all persons who are af
flicted with
,dyspepsia or debility of. stom
ach. Given under my hand this 11th day
ofJanuary, 18:34.
HENRY LOUTHAN,
Frederick county, Va
Leesburg. Virginia.
Dear Sir:--I have used the Balsam of
Health which I procured from you, with
great benefit, if not with entire relief.—
When I procured it I was sorely afflicted
with dyspepsia, attended by• all the distres
sing symptoms, headaches, giddiness, heart
burn, and the thousand nervous affections
which accompany it, in its worst stages.—
At times such was the debility occasioned,
that I was bed ridden. I think I can say,
that the first relief, if not the entire cure.
was produced by the use of the Balsam.
Jan: Ist. CHAS. W. BINNS.
BEWARE OF I.MPOSITION.
AFTER the Original and,Grenuthe Com
pound Chlorine Tooth Wash had received
the recommendation of some of the most
respe•table physicians and chemists in.the
U. States, AF fER it had acquired a high
celebrity in our principal cities. the name
was purloined to deceive the Public and as
sist the sale of spurious mixtures resembling
the genuine in name only.
There are also many preparations which
partially assume' the name of the genuine,
such us Chlorine Dentifrice, Chlorine Tooth
Pas , e, Florentine Tooth Wash, Orris Tooth
Wash, Imperial Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash, &c. none of which have any connex
ion with the genuine article.
COMPOUND CI-ILORINE
TOOTH KM H.
OZ:rORIGINAL AND GENUINE._CO
Fbr atoning and Preserving the Teeth and Gums,
and Cleansing the Mouth.
rilllHE Coalmen:l CHLORINE TOOTH
- Mk WASH effectually cleanses the Teeth,
and will answer the purposes of the best
dentifrice. It contains no acid or any in
gredient which can in any case be injurious.
1t will also be found to keep the brush itself
free from all impurities.
Tbe Compound Chlorine. Tooth Wash
has the :urther advantage of cleansing the
mouth also; and of removing whatever is of
fensive in the breath. -It hardens the gums
and is a valuable remedy for the canker or
soreness of the mouth. It may also be
used with the greatest advantage as a gar
gle for sore throat. In fine it preserves the
teeth and mouth in all respects in a clean
and' ttealthy condition. It is agreeable to
the taste. Gentlemen who'are in the hab
it of using tobacco, will find that the tooth
wash will speedily remove all the effects of
it from the mouth.
Fur sole at the Drug Store of _
Dr. J. GILBERT, Gettysburg.
February 29, 1836. tf-48
POOR-HOUSE
A,CCOVOI'EV%
Thomas J. Cooper, Treasurer, -
In account with the Director: of the Poor
and of the fluuse of Employment of the
County of Adams.
DR. Dolls. Cts.
To balance in Treasurer's hands t 112 70
on last settlement,
To order on Wm. Laub, Coun
ty Treasurer, 500 . 00
Do. Jesse Gilbert, do. do. 500 00
Do. Do. Do. 2134 81
Do. Do. Do. 500 00
Do. Do. Do. '5OO 00
Do. Do. Do. 300 00
Do. Do. • Do. 700 00
To• Cash devised by" the last Will
and Testament of John Tempi-, 50 00
on,dec'd. and neid over by the
hand of Jacob Will, Esq.
• Balance due Treasurer,
Cu.
Treasurer's Salary,
By Cash paid sundry Tradesmen, 151 55
Aughenbaugh in trust to pay
Justices' orders
Funeral expences for om-door ( 20 00
32 50
Paupers, • S
For support of outdoor paupers, 408 22
Stock sheep and a horse, 101 75
Eline,'Walter, Trostle and (Ali- t 218 28
ers, for Beet and Bacon,
Female hirelings, 85 25
Kodorich and Degroff, for i
butchering, . S _OO
2 2
Horner & Cooper* Middleton
. 22 00
for Printing,
Doct. Horner 13 months sale- 113.45
ry and medicine,
John Garvin, Clerk salary, 25 00
Aughenbaugh, Stewart's salary, 150 00
Constables for executing orders, 10 09
Jacob Will, Esq. for Groceries -
purchased in Baltimore,
Polly Aughenbaugh, for sew-
ing for Paupe'rs, -
For Grain and Flour,
Aughenbaugh, Stewart, to pay
sundry expenses,
Henry Bear, for Cider and
Vinegar,
Haner and %VOA, for post and
rail fence,
Fehl and Duncan, for rails and
lumber,
Hanky, for a stack of hay,
J. Bell, Sheriff, for Waggon,
Harvest hands,
Jacob Hurnphry, 11 months
wages,
Arnold, Cooper, Fahnestock di
others, for merchandize, _
P. GentlinE, , ,for chopping wood, 44 06
Jacob Will, Esq. for. Plaster, 15 40
Christian Moe, for Potatoes, 66 01
Samuel Ziegler, for Schooling, 4 . 87
Jno. B. Clark and M. M'Clean, t 445
Esqrs. for deed& recording,
Directors of the Poor,extrapay, 14 00
Kurtz, for manure, 2 00
Buehler and Gilbert,lor Drugs t 35 83
and Medicines,
J. Cassatt,Execator ofJ.
Conaughy, dec'd. for land, 2,1:34 81
WE, the subscribers, Auditors to set
tle and adjust the Public Account-,
DO CERTIFY, that we have !examined
the Items which compose the above Ac
count, and do Report that they are correct,
and that a balance of NINETY-SIX
DOLLARS & FIFTY-TWO CENTS is
due to THOMAS J. COOPER. Treasurer—be
ing. from the sixth day of January, 1835. to
the fifth day of January, 1836—both days
included.
JOSEPH FINK, /
Auditors.
SAMUEL DI FM L:
Peter .iiughestbaugh, Stewart,
In account with the Directors of the' Poor
and of the House of Employment' of A
da me County.
DR. Dulls. Cis.
To order on Thomas J. Cooper,
35 00
Treasurer,
Cash of Zell and Lowbaugh, 87
Order. on Treasurer, 25 00
Do. do. do. 40 00
Cash of Eliza Hahn, for boarding, 30 00
Do. of Peter Fry, tbr a Cow, 17 00
Do. of W.m. Rex, for Medicine, 50
Do- of Wllhenny, tor order, 40
Do. for boarding 2 children, 35 00
Do. of J. Humph ry, for Lime, '1 50
Order on Treasurer, 100 00
Cash ofJacob Cassatt, for hides, 21. 10
Do. OfJohn Gilbert, for'hides i , 65
and skins,
Do. of Wm. Boyer,for pasture, 400
Do. of do. do. for Tallow, 250
Do. of. Lewis Switler, for 11 1311
. boarding, S
Order on Treasurer, 40 73i
Balance, in Stewart's hands at 66
last settlement, S
en. Dolls. Ces.
Cash paid sundry persons for 25 Ea
grain, • S.. •
Manure, hay and straw, 23 20
Tradesmen's bills, SO 10
State Tax on land, 1834 and 357
1835, • s
Damages to A. Swopo, . 1 .75
. Executing orders 30 87
. . •
Funeral expenses of outdoor •? 786
Paupers,
Vegetables, 43 507
Butter, . 18 29-41
Meat and fish, 18 421
Merchinclize, 10 99i
Leather, . ' 30 4 1 1
Stack huge, _ 29 25
Hirelings, • 38 17i
Harvest-hands, 31 -00
Travellincr and wagon expenses, 525
Travelling
Cider and Vinegar, 20 93
Turnpike toll and postage, 2 894
Schooling, 1 41
Taylonng, 4 00
Shoes, 4 18i
WE, the'subscribmis;• Auditors to settle
and adjust the Public Accounts, DO CER
TIFY that we have examined the item,
which compose the above Account, and do
Report that they 'are correct, and that the
account is justly balanced, there being no
balance due either to the Stewart or the In-
stitution—being from the sixth day of Jan
uary, 1835, to the fifth day of January,
1836—both days included.
PRODUCE OF THE FARM FOR 1835.
216 Bushels of Wheat .
202 do. Rye
125 do. Corn
237 do. Oats
18 do. Cloverseed
7 do. Flaxseed
285 do. Potatoes
30 Tons of Hay
2,903 Pounds of Pork
4,118 do. Beef a
307 Yards of Linen and Cloth menu=
factured in the House.
90 52
435,394 03
Dolls. Cis.
20 00
72 Paupers remained at the Poor-house on
the 6th day of January, 1835.
66 Paupers remained at the Pour-house on
the sth day of January, 1836.
9 Paupers suppoi ted out of the Pour-house
by the Institution in part.
101 Paupers admitted in the course of the
year, including out-door Paupers.
March 7,1836. 3t -49
Estate of Henry Snyder, dec'd.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
HENRY SNYDER, late of Frank
lin township, Adams county, Pa. deceased,
are hereby requested to come forward and
make settlement—and those having claims
against said Estate are also requested to pre.
sent the same, properly authenticated, for
settlement, on or before the I.lt of April
next. .
233 46
21 90
394 47
240 73
The Administrator resides in Franklin
township, Adams county, Pa.
• HENRY WALTER, Adm'r.
February 1, 1836. fit-44
50 76
Estate of John Miller, deed
24 90
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
JOHN MILLER, Sen. late of Germany
township, Adams county, Pa. deceased, are
hereby requested to come forward and make
settlement—and those having claims against
said Estate are also requested to present the
game, properly authenticated,for settlement.
The Administrator resides in Mountjoy
township.
JACOB KELLAR, Adm'r.
February 8, IP: 38 . 6t-45
16 00
14 50
12 27
88 00
t 583 52
ATHENAEUM' & VISITER.
THE puoiisheis of the HAL:MAUR/ ATHEN
mum and the BALTIMORE VISITSR, both of which
are now issued from the same office, have de
termined to make such a union of the two pa
pers as shall add greatly to their facilities in
publighing both, and incressing their resources
so as to make each paper more valuable to sub
scribeis.
$5,394 03
In this union, two editions of the Avusar.susz
AND VISITER Will be issued—one in the quarto
frirm, of superroyal size, handsomely printed on
fine white papei—an4 with new type, to be ex
clusively literary in its character. -Theother on
a mammoth sheet of the largest size,. in small
type—to embrace not only a choice original
literary department, but also to be a family mis
cellaneous newspaper,—to be in all respects an
epitome of the times and to present in quality
and quantity such a variety of reading (natter
as shall make it in every respect equal if not au.
perior to any sheet now issued in the country.
In this arrangement the publishers .lo not con
template giving merely a diffuse and undigest
ed mass of reading-=their object and labors will
be directed towards concentration and select
ness; and by rejectinethat which is irrevelent
or uninteresting,. always be able to present a
large amount of excellent and valuable informa
tion, as well as a literary miscellany of interest
and attractiveness to be met with in but rare in
staoces.
It must be obvious to subscribers at a glance
that the arrangement contemplated in - this p.m..
pectus will greatly enhance the value of the
Athenzum and Visiter. Instesd of the labors
of two or three minds diffused over a wide cir
cumference—they will be concentrated on one
point;-perfection can now - be approached where
before only mediocrity was aimed at. The mul
tiplicity of newspapers does not benefit so much
as the vigorous application of mind-in some one
direction --if, instead of the large number now
publ.shed,_ it was reduced to one.half--tbos.
doubling the subscription and resources of each
of the remaining; and allowing a corresponding
improvement in appearance and value it is self
evident that the, subscribers to any one of them
would receive a double benefit:--It is upon so
palpable a,staierrierit that. the publishers found
their reasons for the union of the above named
papers. Neither of them can suffer by it, and
both must in the very nature of things be great
ly increased in value.
This change will be effected in a few weeks.
when the present Visiter will be enlarged by
the addition of four extra columns beyond its
present size, which will make it with but a sin.:
gle exception one of the largest literary papers
in the country. . •
The terms of the
. "Athenzum and Visiler"
will be $2.50 per annum, PATADLE IN ADVANCE;
subscribers having the choice of either edition
It will be published every • , aturday, and sent a
way carefully enveloped by the earliest mails . to
distant subscribers. - No paper will be.sent to
the country unless the order is accompanied by
the Money—ur with-a reference to some respon
sible individual in the city. .
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cif Baltimore and Sharp streets. • •
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num in ADVANCL .
March 7, 1836.
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JOSEPH FINK,
Audttore.
SAMUEL DIEHL,
PROSPECTUS
OF TOIL
CARMINATIVE BALSAM
Er HEALTH RESTORATIVE
(n the Malignanl,Spatmodic - ' or r thiatic,Cholera, Cho
lera Illorbus, Diarrhoea or Looseness, Dysentery,
Sick or Nervous Head-Ache, Cholera /Titan
ium or Summer Complaint, C l / 4 olics,
Cramps, Sour Stomachs, 4-c. 4^c.
TO THE PUBLIC.
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617 t HIS medicine has been before the public
for three_ or four years past hind has ac
quired probably- a grer.ter degree of populari
ty. than any article ever before intioducecl into
general use. It contains no noxions 'article.
nor mineral or metallic subst..nce and is'eareful
ly compounded su as to always be of uniform
strength and consistency.
. It will keep good for years and grows more
pleasant by age. Children are generally very
fond of it, and none will refuse to take it-. It is
so well adapted to the various complaints of
hildren, that every family should always keep
it in their houtes, as most families who have
used it, now do. Sailors arid travelling per
sons should always catty it with themi
This medicke is. put up in round brass
stumbled vials'ottwo and four ounces each,with
the words "Da. D. JAYNIK'S . CANMINIATIVL BAL
SAM" blown on them, and the written signature
of D. Jayne to the bottom of each direction—
I none others are genuine.
This medicine is not recommended as a "Pa
nacea" to cure all diseases to "which flesh is
heir tO" but as a ferocity in Diorrhtha. The
beginning and latter stages of Dysentery. Cho
lera Morton, the Spasmodic or Mulignot Cum
Latta, Cramps, Chulice, Sick and,nercuus Head.
ache. For the qunarner Complaint or Canute'w
of children it is unrivalled by any other combi
riatinn of medicine ever used. It has repeat
edly effected cures, when every othar means
had failed aided by the attendance and skill of
the ablest physicians, thit could be procured.
Obstinate Diarilimas of years standing, have
been removed by the use of a, few bottles of
it; violent Dysenteries arrested and Cholera
Morbus aired. The spasms attendiiig the Ma
lignant Cholera have always been suppressed in
from one' to three minutes time, and that much
dteaded and, fatal disease repeatedly cured
without the aid of any other article of medicine.
in fact its power over spasmodic diseases of ev
ery kind seem to be absolute :lb it has never yet
been known to fail of giving relief in a single
instance. Griping pains. tormina and tenesmus
Cholics, Clamps, &c. are also removed by it.
Hundreds of females and sedentary persona
can attest to its superior excellence in sick and
nervous Headaches as two or three teaspoonfulls
generally gives them relief in the course of half
an hour.
Children laboring under the Summer Com
plaint, have been cured in a short time after all
known rimedies had failed: —those too who
have been so: extremely emaciated that their
hones almost protruded through their skins,
and all hope of recovery abandoned, by all who
saw them, have by a few weeks use of this med
icine been restored to perlect health.
Certificate from Dr. William Bacon, Pastor of
the Baptist Church at Pittsgrove, Salem Co.,
New Jersey.
Having been made acquainted with the in
gredients,,composing , Dr Ja) nes Carminative
Balsam, I believe it to be a a 'rely happy com
bination, and a useful medicine in many com
plaints which almost constantly occur in our
country, such as Bowel Affections of children.
Cholic, Cranips,Looseness, Dyspeptic Disorders
of the Stomach, Coughs, and Affections of the
Bre a st, togethe'r with all those diseasesattend
ed with Sourness or the Stomach; and believe
that the regular physician will often find it a
useful remedy in his, hands, and one that is
proper for domestic use, and can be put into the
hands of.persons at large with safety.
WM BACON, M. D.
Pittograve, Salem Co. N. J. May 4th, 15:31.
Certificate from Dr Wm. Sleeling.
This may certify that I haie used. Jayne's
Carminative Balsam very extensively in Bowel
Complaints, and have not the least hesitation in
declaring it superior to any perparation that I
have met with; for the relief of those diseases.
WILDIAM STEELING, M. 1).
Bridgeton, July 19, 1831.
From Dr. M. L. Knapp. late Physician to the
Baliimure Dispens.ry, and Agent for the
Maryland Vaccine Institution.
Baltimore, March 27th, 1833.
Dr. JAIME—Dear Sir.—You ask me what
proofs I meet with of the efficacy of your medi
cine. I can safely say that I never prescribed
a medicine for Bose' Complaints that has giv
en' me so much satisfaction, and my patients
so speedy and perfect relief as this. Whenever
introduced into a flintily, - it becomes a standing
remedy .for those ailments, and is called for a
gain and again; which.l think a petty good
proof of its efficacy and Icis.the
'Stinamer Complaint of children, it has f,egtient
ly appeared to snatch the little victims, as it
were, from the wave. "It saved the life of my
child, and of such and such a child," I have re
peatedly heard said: in dysenteric affections
of adults; .1 have time and again seen it aot.
like a charm, and give permanent relief in a
few hours, 1-may say in a few minutes fine,
it is a caluubk medicine, and no family should be
.without it. Respectfully,
- . M. L.t.KNAPP, M. D.
From Dr. L. Lotarenee.
Cedarville, Oct: 9th, 1832.
Dr. D: Arrsz--Dear Sim—The curative pow
ers of your Carminative Balsam appears• to be
fairly established . in all Bowel Complaints, &c.
mod from the experience I have had with the
medicine, I am disposed to think very favora
bly of.it. 1 hive lately tried it on one of tiny chil
dren, who was severely handled. and with earn
pie.te success, without the use of any' other
medicine. So far as my practice has extended.
I think it a rlrsitter:Anm in medicine, especially
among children, who an apt to he affected this
way; and which' evory practitioner in medicine
has founß to bea very troublesome dis ease .
LEONARD LAWRENCE, M. D.
From Dr Charles Hammond.
Dr. Jarrirt--Dear Sir.-11 have made use of
the Carminative Balsam prepared ,by you for
CoMplaints of tho Bowels, with complete sue.
cess in every case and l do root hesit-te la' re
commend it to the patronage of public as a
medicine, worthy of tbeir pat Ocular . notice._
CHARLES HANIMOND.
Leesburg, Va. Oct. 3th, 1834.
From the :Rev. Charles J. Hopkins,' Pastor of the
Biiptist Church at Salem. N: J.
Dr. Jaszits—Dear, Sir.—tholerstanding you
were about: puhli ; ,h, cer,ificates respecting
3'.our valuable Carminativeltalsam I thought
it would be of any service to you, I would wiah
to hear- a public •te•timnny in its favor; 119 vee
have proved i 5, excellency - - very frequently in
our family.and alto aclroinisterel it to our friends
who have visited us. and always found it gave
thernspeedy
- . Yours Reapeothilly.
• . CHAIILEi J. HOPKINS.'
Salem,rl3. J. Jan. 7, 1835. -
The above valuable medicine: is_ sold at
the Apothecary and Drug Store, of the sub
scriber•
SAMUEL B. BUEHLRT
'Prettysburg, May 4, 1835. It . _ri
CERTIFICATES.