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WINsLoW's BALsAM OF
III O r il III q TT NJ II

a unparalleled remedy for common Colds
coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Wboopnp Couch.
bronchitis, and oil diseases Of the Breast and Lungs,
leading TO consumption; composed Of the concen.
lrated virtues of Horehound, Bonset, Blood Root.
biverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J. NJ. WISsLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and universally admitted pectofal
virtues of the Herbs from which the Bals1u7 of
H0rehOuld is made, arc too generally known 10 re-.
quire recommendation it is therefore only necessa.
y 10 observe that this Medicine contains the whole
oi their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
and so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, as TO render il the most speedy,
mid and certain remedy, now in use, for the com.
plants above mentioned
The Balsam removes all imna mma,ion and sore.
ness OF the Lungs loosens tough visid phlegm en-
abIng the patient TO expectorate with ease and free
dom, assuages cough, relieves athmatc and diff
cult respiration, heals the injured parts opens the
pores, and composes the disturbed nerves. and gives
strength to the tender lungs and thus produces
speedy and lasting cure
lNGRATITUDE Is THE plsYsT cHINrIN M.s-
We are not among that class of Editors who for a
few dollars will, (st the expense Of truth and ho-
nes'y) "crack up" article and bring it into rapid
sale; neither oie we willing to remain silent after
having tested the utility of an imI rovement or dis
covery science or at--Our readers will rerollec,
We told them we were unwcll with sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks AGO Well, we pur-
chased two bottles of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot ever had a cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
--LecVlSt0n Telegraph. For sale Ivy
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, Sunburu,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
Also hy Druggists generally Throughout. the
country. O. Pricc, so cents per bottle.
August l4th lS4o-iy
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r. OS Il DIN r M E N T,
FOR TETTER.
RtNGwonMs, pIMpLrs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER


RINGwoRNs, p1MrLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CUTANEous FRUrTfoNs.
or The foilo,oing certif ifca'e describes one ofhhe
most tahGmdinory cures ecer Effected Sy any
application.
PHLADE1rnIA, February 10, 1898.
LOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. TBTTEu on tho Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old and
continued until the Fall Of 1885, varying in vio-
lence, bu, without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption. frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head sweled o, times until il felt ms if il
would burst-he swelling was so great, thst could
scarcely get my hat on During the long period
that was afflicted with The disease, used great
many eI pca,ions, (omong them several celebrated
preparstlons) us will as taking inward remedies,
including number ofbottles Of S,crin,'s Pdnoced
Extract of Sa-sapariHa, &c. In fact it would be
impossible lo enumerae all the medicines used.
I was also under the care OF two Of the most dis.
,inguisheJ ply vsicans Of this city. but without re-
ceiving much benefit, and dcspaited Of ever being
cured. In the fall Of 1896, the disease at the time
hrius very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prrpared bv Vaughan & Di,s.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased, he
swelling atalpd the sruuton began to disappear.
and before hud used jar the disease was eatrely
cured. II hes now lsen nesrly n y,ar and half
pnce, md there il not vestige Of the disease re.
,;..- .-.o the scars from the deep pits formed
10y the disease. 1t is impossible for me to dcs,-;Nc
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suir ring but will I've pie sed to give a fuller
conut to any person wanting further satisfaction,
nho will call on me- At the time | commenced
using the Rose Ointment. would have given hun
dreds Of dollars to he rid of the dlseHse. Since u.
sing it. have recommended it to several persons,
Ismong them my mother, who had the disease bad
" on her a'm,) who were al cured by 1t.
JAMES DURNELL, No. 1856, Race St.
n The Rose Ointment is prepared hv L. B..
Vouthan. Souih Esst corner Of Th.gl end Race
streets, Philadelphia, and sold srency in Sunbu-
~, hv II, b. MAsSER,
Nav i4th 1913. Agent.
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CT III ~.

As there sre q, this time many wicked persona
bJsi'y engaged in selling a counterfeit medicine un
der the naue Of The Indian Vegetable PIlls-aud
these desperate m'n so uWorly reckless Of con.
.cquencrs, that many valuable lives may be lost in
consequence of using their dreadful compounds,
ihe public are csctioned against purchasing any
Pill surl,ss on the tides Of the boxes the following
wording ~ found;
WRIGHIS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(IndiGn PUTgGf'rs)
oY rHR NORTH tsEHIrAS cOlLIsE az HE.LrH.
And aIse tn he especially ca',ful against purcha-
sing said medicine Of any person eAcepI the regu.
lar advertised aRen's
AGENTS FOR EORTHUMBERLAND co,
PennsytrGnia.
II. B. Massfr. Sunhury--Nm Nm. FORSYTH, Nor
thumh.rinnd-Jaroh Haas, 81 Smukn - Samuel
| Herb, Muhonoy-Byerly & d, Has, Augusta
| Thomas Follmrr. Milton - lrehud & hcH'll
McEwepsyille-E s. = per, Turhulsvle-James
! Reed, PottsgrcNc - II. klasr, u,d,Ts,own-
| II. II. Krnhc p. w.. ESsburg p. c.---Nm
lei. enrine, p Nj, Union Corner.
Office and General Depot for the sale o
| WTights lsJiGn VfEsfabb Pills, Wholesale an,
RctIl, No. ie9 RACE STREET. PHnAnEL
PHIA, Nav -, lsi3,-iy
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MEDICAL APPROPRIATION
OfMe ROSE OINTMENT, for Tttt

~ the ROSE OIN1 MENI, JOr ItUfr.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of he preparation
~ over all others is fully sohIished, he Trnpre-
tors take pleasure in laying before The public the
following certificate from respectable physician
a graduate Of the University OF Pennsy lvenla. DR..
Bough having found in this remedy that relief for
a tedious and dsngrceabr affection which the means
within the range of lis profession failed to afford.
has not hesl,atod TO give it his approbaon although
the pejudices and Interests Of that profession ale
opposed TO secret Remedies
PHILAuELPuIA, Sept 70, 1876,
I was recently troubled with tedious herpetic
eruption which covered nearly one sie of my face,
and extended over tho ear. Mr.. Vaughan, proprie-
tot OF the Rose Ointment, Observing my face lnsls,
ted on my tying his preparation, Of which he han
ded me jar. Although in common with the mem
hers OF my profession, discountsnanCe and disap.
prove of the Numerous nosrums palmCd upon the
public hy ignorant protenders, feel in justice bound
20 except tht Rore Ointment from that class Of me-
dicines and 10 give it my APPRECIATION, Ns il entire
ly cured the eruption, although it had resisted the
usual applications. DANL. BAUGH, NJ. d.
CT The Rose Ointment 10 prepared by L. 3.
Vaughan. South Eas, corner Of Third and Race
Streets, Philadephia, and sold on agency in Sun
bury, hy II. b. MASSER,
May i4'h, ls43. Agent
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TO Country
M E II C. II A N r 6,


\ IL, persons ndtb bted to the firm Of Lyon &
Hnrrs, under the agency Of q. ~ Thschrr
Nat ana Cap Manufacturer, No 40 North Third
street Philadelphia, are requested TO make immcdi
atc settlement Of III r accounts with the subscriber
their legally au'horizel agent, who is fully cmpow.
90 ~ settle and collect the accounts Of said firm.
ROBERT y. WILKINSON,
June 4th, lsi2.-tf Aren't.
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FAY 81 BROTHER.

WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL BOOKSEL
lERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
"a EEP constantly on hard general aasor,.
EA mCnt of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law. Medical, Classical Niscelane
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all sizes, Led,
gers, do, Family Bibles. Pocket b bIes, Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers &c. &c. which they Of
fer at the icScst prices 10 Country Merchants Pre-.
fcssiona Gentlemen, Teachers, and sll o,hSrs that
may favor them with their custom.
Philadelphia, No, ,mher l3. 'si2--lv.
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;. W. b. L. 3. TATIscE.

q. w. u L.. 3. = f. z IsSE.
nFFER FOR SALE, o, the South Eas, Cor
~ ner Of Fifth and Market Streets, Phiiadel.
phia---
Mems Calfskin Boots, ,st,ched-wsrrantej.
do do do pegged do
do do DO water proof, double soles
and double appers.
do Calfskin do do do nailed
and uppers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boots.
do do Meats do do.
do High quarter Shoes, Calfskn.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine Monroes-wsrranted
do Kip do do
do Calf DO do
do Coarse do do
do do Shoes do
DO Fine do do
DO Kip DO do
do Calf and Seal Skin Pumps.
do List Socks with and without soles.
do Carpet do do do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies tanned India Rubber shoes.
GentIemens' do Over shoes.
With every other deception of boots and shoes.
Fur Caps of every description.
Travelling Trunks of every description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic shoe Backing
Bonnes Of all kinds Palm Leaf Hats
Philadelphia, November 3, lsi2-ly.
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G. OIL ID f n S w A n
-MW q D EE Mo
No. 60 North Third, nbore Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA

ACcoNMoD h1IoNs ron SEVENTY PERSONS.
rHARLES WEISS, late of the "Whie Swan" "
- aud Mount Vernon House" respectfully in.
forms his friends and customers that lie has become
the proprietor of the above well known Hotel.
Country Merchants will find the above Hotel a
central location and the hes, # fare Persons ira.
Yelling with private conveyance will find a large
yard aud good stahling for horses. and the best Of
os,'ers Boarding 81 per day,
Msv lifh lGi2-tf
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III a N X NOT E EST.
PENNSYLVANIA,

The following list shows the current rsue OF sll
Pennsylvsnia Bank Notes. The most implicit
lance NAV he placed upon II. as il is er1yy ur,t
Nrefuv compared with al d corrected from Bib.
leIIa Rguor,pr
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ATTENTION.

~ n
II Ee EslS the s"enn .i Of hls county friends
- VINO are IN war, to his very large stock Of
SSHpe,nss' VI. cloths, MaslinGs Rugs, Bindings,
S'aii hoo.r &c, &c, that he has jusI opened, at
n His ".-dheuses, No. ls North "a street, and No.
',aureh Alley, mex. door to Christ Church, Phia-
delpha. July 81, ls42-lv.
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Tie best method for The Abolition Of Disease
is TO cleanse anR pnrifn he BODY.
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Foot Of Niiiop Street Rail Road,
on THE nELAwARI,
HAVING associated with them Joseph Barnet,
IL late OF Es.tou. Pa, respectfully inform their
friends and the pubic generally, that they have "a.
ken thtt large and wei known store and wharf al
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupel hy
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fom
the local advantages of The place hsine CONNECTED
with al The public improvements that have their
outlet in the citv, they fattcr themselves they will
he able TO DO business 10 great II not greater ad-
vantage, and upon reasonable terms as any other
house, aud they assure their friends that any
signmcnts made TO them shall have their strict al
tcnton, and no eIeItons spared 10 give entire salts
fnc,iou.
They ore also prepared to receive and forward
goods TO any poin, on the Delaware aud Lehigh
rivers, between Msuch Chunk, Eas,on and Phlla-
delphia via Delaware Division aud Lehigh Canals;
also to any point on he Junla,a river, OF North
and West Branches OF the Susquehanna via Schuy l..
kill ana Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals.
For he accommodation of Boats coming or go.
ing via Schuvkil and Union Canals, Steamboat
will be kept expressly for towing boats from he
Schuylkl around to the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce deli
yeed on the Delaware, and their goods shipped at
a saving OF 80 TO rs PER cent OF the prices mT
hauling across,--with these advantages they re-
spcctiully solicit a share of patronage.
w. HElLMAN & co.
William Hsilmnn,
W liam W. KcyseS,
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j. MAINLAND. TR.& co.

SnuII and IObaCCO ManuiaCturerS,
No. % North West corner Of Race and Third
Streets
PNllApEIPHlA.
THE undersigned have formed Cn.rarrnership
i under the firm of !. MtYLAND in. 4 Co.
% successors u he ate finn Of J0cab .NuV'GnG 4
Co.. snd will continue the business a, he oli esia-
hlishment, on their own account. In addition 10
their own close attention and experience for many
years in the manufacture of their celehrurrd snuff,
&C. the long experience of tie senior partner of the
late firm, viii also he devoted 20 tie interes, of he
new CoHcen-and as no cXcrlion and care will lie
spared to insure their goods a. all times of the We
" hest quality, they solicit a continuance If the
confidence Of the friends aud customers of The late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J, MAYLAND, in.
PLilalelphia, NEv l4ih, IS43-Iy
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SPANISH HIDES.
TANNERS OIL AND LEATHER.

d. X ] II * p A TRICK g. SON,
No. II, North TRiy9 street,
(BrTwEIs AARKEr Avn oHLgBUT sIREEIs,O
PHILADELPHIA.
II AVE for sale large and excellent assortment
IL ofSPaniSh HIDES Paina Kips, Tanners' on,
Sc, al the lowest market prices either for cash in
exchange for Leather or upon credit.
CoDsignmsnts of Leather received fer slle O.
purchased al The highest make, priees.
JT Leather s,oSsd free Of charge,
April ", lsfS,--!y
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Mr.. Richard Dennis, agent for Wrsh,'s Indian
Vegetable Pills.
NV YopK, Sept. 90, 1871.

INV OHA, sop, y, IH4 T.
This is 20 certify that ! have used WRIGHr's
TSpIAs VLGTTAsLE Pills with the greatest beue.
ft having cnirclv cured myself of the freguen, at
lacks Of Sick Headache. 10 which | had previously
been subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Greenwich street. n. Y
To Mr., Richlld Drnnif, Agent for Wnghrs In-
dian Vegetable Pills.
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EAGIsD
NI GID r-H~ EdE E q
Corner Of THIRD and Vine Streets,
WrLLIAMSPoRT, Pa.

Si~ -
FE<HF subscriber respectfully snnounces to the
Il public, that he IS opened Hotel IN the com
notuus hrirk building situate on the corner Of
! bind snd Pine streets, where he " ili bs happy 10
wait upnn those who may favor him witt THEN
company. The Eoele Hotel is large and convent
cnt, and furnished ia the hest modrTr St,le. l. i
provided with large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
ra,nrs, &c. Persons visiting Wiilismspor, on bu.
flnsss OF pleasure, may rest assured that every
ertinn wli lie used 10 render their snioun at the
Eagle Hotel plesssn, and agreeable. His Table
will he supplisd with the very hcs, the market al
iords and his tar with he choicest wines and other
iquors--tharges reasonable. The Eagle Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point Of location
than any other similar establishment in ihe borough
being situate IN the business part OF the town. and
within convenient distance ef the Count House
snd Willamsport and Emira Rail Road Depot.
| Sufficient Sahling provided, and good and trusty
osi'ers always in attendance.
! Attentive, aecou modsling and honest Servants
| have men smFlo,ed, ard no'hug cf undone that
will add to the comfou aud accommodation Of his
guests.
There will ho a carriage always IN attendance Al
the Boat Landing to convey passengers 10 and from
| the House, free Of charge,
CHAVEs BORROWS,
Nay lilh, ls42,-G
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IfanEss I'm Philadelphia.
Country Banks q.

Bank If Chester County
Sank Of Delaware County"
Bank of Germantowns
eank Of Moniaomery CO.
Doyles'own Bsnk
esion Esnk'
ssrrners' Bank Of Bucks CO.
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Philad May IA, lsi3.-ly
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-07-06

that life was the life of an American
citizen.
claim him for America. In all the
perilss in every darkened moment OF 'he
state, in the midst of the repfoaches OF
enemies and the misgiving OF iriends-l
turn to that transcendant name tor cour-
age and for consolation. 10 him VINO
denies, or doubts whether our iervld I'D
otty can be combined with law. With or
der, with the security Of property, with
the pursuits and advancement OF haPpii-
ness-to him who denies that our lnsti
tutions are capable of producing exaita-
ton of soul and the passion OF true glory
Ito him who denies that we have con.
tributed anything to the stock OF great
lessons and great examples--to all these
| reply by pointing to Washington!
And now, friends and fellow-citlzens,
it is time to bring this discourse to a
close.
We have INDUCED in gratifying recol-
lections of the past, in the prosperity
and pleasures Of the present, and in high
hopes Of the future. But let US remem-
Der that we have duties and obligations
to perform. corresponding to the bless
ngs which we enjoy. Let us remember
the trust, the sacred trust. attaching to
the rich Inheritance which we have re-
ceived from our fathers. Let US feel our
personal responsibility, to the full ex-
tent Of our power and influence, for the
preservation of our Institutions OF civil
and religious liberty. And let us re-
member that it is only religion, and NOR
ais, and knowledge, that can make men
respectable and happy under any form
of government. Let US hold fast the
great truth that communities are respOn-
sible, as we'll as individuals; that no
government is respectable which is not
Just; that without unspotted purity of
public faith, without sacred public prin-
ciple, fidelity, and honor-no mere forms
of government, no machinery of laws,
can give dignity to political society. In
our day and generation let us seek to
raise aud improve the moral sentiment,
so that we may look. not for degraded,
but for an elevated and improved future
And when we, and our children, shall
all have been consigned to the house ap-
pointed for all living. may love of coun-
try and pride Of country glow with equal
fervor among those to whom our names
and our blood shall have descended
And then. when honored and decrepid
aye shall lean against the base of this
monument. and troops ofingenuous youth
shall be gatherd around il, and when the
one shall speak to the other of its OBJ
jects. the purposes of its construction.
and the great and glorious events with
which it is onnected--there shall rise.
from every youthful breast, the ejacula-
tiou-.'Thank God, Ii also~-am an
American.
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THURSDAY, JULY s, l843.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.

Never, within our recollection, was
the glorious day of our National indie
pendence celebrated in more spirited
and becoming manner than on Tuesday
last. No DESCENDANT elements pervaded
the vast assemblage of freemen, brought
together by no selfish feeling, but all ac-
tuated by patriotic zeal to perpetuate
in the hearts of the rising and succeeding
generations the memory of the proudest
day that ever beamed its radiant glories
on Man. So may it ever be!
At half-past ten O'Clock, A. NJ, the
citizens of our town and neighborhood
convened at the Presbyterian Church.
Two beautiful banners were then pre-.
sented by the Ladies, viz: one to the
=" Young Mems Total Abstinence So
ciety of Woodstock"-the other to the
" Woodstock Volunteers" Appropri-
ate addresses were delivered on their
presentation, which shall appear in our
next. A procession was then formed in
the following order: the Band-Volun-
teers-Clergy--T. A. Societies, and
citizens. They marched to the de-
Iighlful grove, where all necessary pre-
larations for the occasion had been
made. On reaching the stand erected
for the Reader and the Orator, the Band
played one of their choicest airs. Rev.
HY. ST. ]. RINKER offered an appropri
ate prayer to the God of our fathers
DR.. w. w. MAGRuDER read the Decla-
ration Of Independence. DR.. H. HOLT
then delivered an Grafton, which .breathed
the sentiments of patriotic American
acknowledgment, chaste, and unassum-
ing in it's manner. After the ceremonies
at the stand were over, the assembly re-
paired to the tabe--the ladies taking
the right side, and the gentlemen the
left. The entertainment was splendid
every thing neat, which reflected honor
upon those who prepared it. About five
hundred persons partook of the rich re-
past. joy and gladhess sat enthroned
on every countenance. There was
enough for all. enough for each," and
more besaaes--which was distributed
among the needy of eur town. The