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l Scfspb u. @larffcnl3 Josnrp 9rnfsr,
Sebn y. Bstbsria,14 Sames YOaod,
Scbn 8. Nnifssl Is Srbrib S8atts,
4 Scbn g. qittsa, 16 Daniel We. gmpisr,
@leasrS. .M'Dopelll7 Sames Matbsrs,
6 Ssnjamin 8rid, Is anersas s. Osle,
7 Siaae 9S. 8anlesr,19 Dan. Bafbabaueb
8 aSilliam Soieffer 90 Scbn 9. @o1p,
Sobn g. Sosffsr, 81 9nbr. SIS. Qccn,is,
10 Sobn &illinser, % Sames gN. Yomer,
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IL Sonatb. S.Slpeum,24 Senj. Sartsbern,
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GFD. y. palmer, @iq, an fsinsr &sals
effate une ScblensOffies, Rc. SO Ysinifrass,
unterbalb Der brlttsn, jwsi Squdrs fiblb pon
Der Merbant6 @rban9e, in philadelphia, lit
autcritrt Subferiptcnsn uno 2tbpsrtiltments
fir ben "qibsralen Secbabtsr" an;unebmsn
unb bariiber III quittiren.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-07

Gr9em Nbtb. Sobn Sitter, pom Cons
srss banfsn mir fir srbaItsne Dofumsnts.
0rSelbs unfsrsr untsribrsiber bic ibrs
Ssitun9en an 9rn, qanbs Gaftbaufs, in 9is
ifrift saunfbip pber fonif burb bsnfeIben Srds
ger erbaltsn fino erfubt ben Srdserlobn Su
sntribtsn ,psnn eS nocb nibt bstablt iif, an
ben Yoffrsitsr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-07

bod sladlietermsife in Self eatbeft ,pures.
Beinabe aGe Mrtsiter ftnc i'm 8efansnids
mae IS lebr fttpisris maht, ea6 man SbifFs
aelapen bofommen FAM.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-05-07
Die yerf5 0auntu Sanf.

Inf taonceres grfueben liefern mir bente
enen She'll bon benz Beriette rer COMMITTEE,
bic sulest tie llntsriutuns iter bic lteter:
aussabe rie(sr Anftalt leifets, nnb tpereen
naetfe mohe penfelbsn Spafanois liefern.
0a bsr 8eriett ttb merflieb Don bsm Der er'
fen COMMITTEE nntsrfttsitst, unb itsr bic
puntts aiebt sibt, bic tister i'm 9unfelu
paren, srwartsn ,pir, hab CT nit 4ufmerf'
famfeit selelen ipereen miro.
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Scr tn Oeutltblanb a. anoerlpdrts ans9es
brcbcne &f inter ben Sirarliten f6sint
1ttb audi auf rie Ser. CT. 1T srIrefen. 0as
Seriht fir Common YIeas III gbarleton,
g. e., ,par in Den (esten i saaen init einem
prcasIe oer bsiosu jlpfhsn Gcttsn ilber ben
Sens ber borti9en Spna9cse bcfbdftist. -
Die Neformirtsn Slraelitsn pcrlaHsten sbsn
fomcbI als Die Qartbei bercr, pelebe itrense
Yeibsbaltun9 Res aten Iitms fcrperu, pas
giasntbumsreht auf Die Spnaacse uup naeb
tinissn Minuten lpraben Die Geibwcrnen
ein ltrtbelI su Guniten oer Sisformirtsn aus.
Sn 9raeaeis, 9ati0ntae ii. Neauaf. .Stao:
te Die in ber brittifdsn propin5 SlsusSrnres
pid liesen, berrfht seaen,partis cine febr 9es
fabrIite Sranfbeit, 70 cab fteb bic sprcpins
5talsSslessebun9 peranlabt fauo, cine Goins
mil lcn bon Doftorcn ab5uI6tfeM um bic
Satbe 3u nnterfu6en. Siefe gommiillpu
bat erfart, oa6 bic Rrantbsit pae Iei, mas
man arisebiIbe &raBs (elepbantia0s) nennt,
- nitht cie Rribe oer Hraber, fonbeyu bic
>eprcae bes Wlittelalters, tpslhe Die Sran3cs
fen init BEN S1amen 9utereular te5eibnen,
uno psltbe bonn 10. bis l6. Sabrbuaoerte fat
ale 9beits gurepas beimluebte. 9le Sranes
belt 1T anftefenb lno nccb felner, BET In Sfeu'
Brunepif bic jest babon tefallen ,pirce III
oaDcn aebeilt noresn. 9s babe Feline Sers
,panetIbaft nit cerSerofula anc bic Initt6t,
oa6 {te cine 8olse oct armleliscn Sabrunss.
mittel uno ber ltnreinlibfeit cer Se,pobner
Iei, laiTe fteb niebt tesritneem ea man aud in
oen reinlibfen 5aulern nne llnter BEN anse'
febmRsu Samiien osrart!se Sranfs fanb.
~
ginsuter @ hhBe. Gin junser
enslanper, S1amens Bennet, mahte uns
lansft cine wstts, caB Ct l4O spfennissStil'
ec, eines naeb Dem anosrn bon einem Sss
fannten in bic 56bs ae'porfen reselmdBls
nit elmer pifole trefen woae. CT feblte
in 14O SethGsm nitt ginmal unr se'paHn
fomit bic mste.
8rutb oes Serfprs bsns. - ltn'
fsre 8a6wornsns8sriebts perfabrsn in &c.
senwartissr 3eit au6srlt frense scsen folhe
iunse Wanner, Die sin 6eiratbssDerfprstben
treten. 60 ipuroe unlaustt Bel einer fols
den 8slessnbeit Semano ;u elmer Strabab
lung bon s 45O 9halsr Serurtbsilt. CT bats
te siner Dame feit "a Sabren 8eiu6e
abseftattst, obne, 70 biel oarsetban susrben
fonnte, Elm 5eiraths' '9eripreeten semadt gu
babeu. Oas 8sfhwornsn.Seri pa6ts
cbne 3msifsl ct batts bisb tbun miden uno
befrafte iha fir pieie berfdumte pflttt.
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elm, ifb einmal in freier Quft umtufebn unb ct
rpaste sinen Gang nad Dem YsnnsMcunt. Ct
bate bsinabs ben Balo erreitt sbe ct psrmist
wurbs, unb wiro babsr wobl nod auf frssn
8isen fein.
ltnfere @efts9ebuns bat fib am tcrlekten
Olcnta9 stbsno un IL llbr nirfIib psrtaet.
Bon ibrsm Isstsn sbun babsn wir ndDts rpsis
ter ju mslesn, als eab bic fo9snannte Nsvenuss
Bill pafitrt 1T unb wabrfbsinlib AUDI bic Tins
terfbrift bes @oupern6rs erbatsn miro, ,pcrs
in fir ben 8erfauf bet eauptlinie unb 9elas
rare Nbtbeiluns unfersr 6fsntliben Werfs &c.
fcrst unb elm sufasliber Gar BON Msias auf
aues jsst tarbars @i9entbum esIsst nirb cine
Sia bic @crfebrunssn sur gin!ofunS Der ,lters
ausse9sbensn 8slisfnotsn BON BET Ssrfs @aun.
tp Sanf trift, burb ben Staat, paf1irte ebsns
falls. Sobalb mir cine qiite BON alien in bisfsr
Sisuns palitrtsn @sitesn srbaltsn, ,perben mir
ls piellsidbt gang mittbeilen.
welebes 1T Sic Saprspartei - Der
Isete "llnatbdnsss &spubIfaner," eas Or:
gan ber aofofcfos cber Northumberland bon
eeba Gauntn ffimmte am Mittmob elm lob.
liee an bsi 9srfinbsuns bsr Habribt bas
bic Sia pafiirt isi, ipeourb bic "8anf BON ass
ba &auntp" inecrpcrirt ,pirb. gS 1T ;war
feline Sinee Elm Sanfmann ~ fsin, absr ss u
fsin unb bob nidt fein su ,polen, iif 9subss
lei tpeldbe 9eri9t tperben foQte.
Gin perttpoass pampbIct in oeuts
fber 5praebe.-9er aibancn Courier pon'
lestsn Nsittwob fast, mir batten bic 8ssiin>
ffiaun9 oas Manufeript fir Elm VampDst ju
eurbfebem rpslbes jeet in Druid 1T unb Bins
IL sasen gum abIefsrn fertis fsin wirc, wsl'
bss untsr Den arbeitenosn RIaGsn itsraa psrs
brsitst perbsn foats. Das werfben wurbe
bon osm Yrsfbsntsn oss eibanon Bbis.elubs
bersitst, 1T i'm @siprdb' gtple ssfbrisbsn unb
mag biaiserwsite en Erp oftor BON Bbis'
@runbidesn esnannt wsrbsn. Go pefclet bic
Qolitf bsr Meserans in Sstrsff bss sarifs
unb GeltumIaufs, bon Wafbinstcn bs aui
bsfs Soften une ssist fbleblib, ba6 Die Bbjss
| jest masreeeln pertbeibissn, bic pon SsTsrfon,
Maeifon, Mcnrce &c. sutsebeisen rpurben, uns
bic bamals aIs rpabrbaft eemofratiIb bstrab,
tst murbsn. 9as pampbst ,piro etpa "a
srcssoftau Ssitsn sntbatsn uno tu So so pet
jpunbsrt, sslisfert perosn.
Die Yeribts BON Der Drsinisr gSabl fom.
men febr lansiam Gin, Iautsn absr nob immsl
ftbr sinffis fur bic Bbiss. es 1T ,pabrfbsin:
id, ha6 fe il, heihet G1fern hsr 6iefe nehu IA
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Gnttpiicbt.-9orssn Samifa9 a(bsnb
fel es einsm Der bief9sn &sfdnsn6'@tesI bsr
wessn Salf6min;ersi bort enquartirt war,
elm, ifb sinmal in freier quft umjufsbn uno ct
rpaste sinen Gang na6 Dem YsnnsNount. ct
bate bsinabs ben Balo erreitt sbe ct psrmist
,purbs unb wiro babsr wObl nod auf frsisn
Tisen fein.
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Die Ssribts bon Der Tirsinisr Babt fons
men febr laneiam Gin, Iautsn absr nob immsr
ftbr sinffis fur bic Bbi9s. Cd 1T nabrfbsins
lid bas (te in beieen 6dufern Der Oeftssebuno
bebsutenee Mebrbsitsn babsn ,psrbsn.
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17

tears fell along her evidently suffering features.
The doctor always mentally willed her to speak,
and sho exclaimed IN great anguish " my
dear mother why have lost you ] am now a.
lone yes alone in the world . and her cries
and sobs smothered her voice.
Tho emotion and sympathy OF the audience
was extreme. But soon the doctor, by gentle
motion of his hand, always at distance, and
without uttering a sound succeeded IN Gaining
her then, as if he wished her to open her mouth
he moved his hand before her lips, and shor'iy az
ter, with expression OF feeling Una, ~ ~
not describe, she sang the song eii'''o'
Old Arm Chair"
Some persons will believe, perhaps that the pa
tient could see the motions and gestures Oh inc
doctor, and be guided by them; but alas ths
last nchment is not even lett 10 the sceptc
the naticnt is a stone blind orphan, well known as
born blind, and educnted at the asylum Aor the
blind of this very city.
If Doctor l. -- could affect only one per-
son-if his wonderful power could take effect on
this subject alone, we would, perhaps, refuse to
believe our own senses, and suspect although we
could not detect it, that wo have been, neverthe'
less. deceived by some skful illusion. But sew
cral other persons have oboyed in the same man
nor and nca rly as fully tho blind orphan, tho
mental commands Of tho doctor. have, myself
been compelled to move my limbs as he wished
in spite of my exertions to the contrary. Shouio
this extraordinary power be used sby HIM only tt
clicit those singular results, IT would indeed de
servo tho attention of the scientific and tho philo
sophor as illustrative Of somo of the most inte-
resting points of psychology. But the Importance
Of it increases considerably when VIC ascertain its
influence in curing diseases. The fact IS, thai
many persons of high and very respectable stan
ding in this city have been either completely GU
rod or greatly relieved from affections of the most
desperato character. Miss B P, the
sister of one of bost writer's of tho day, was
laborng under a maady Of tho spino, for the last
ten wears !; she is now cured, after about nine
weeks of Psychodunamic treatment. Miss E
H., whose mind was deranged for the las
seven years, is now completely restored to society
Miss F. =, who has been declared
by eminent physicians. TO be hopelessly consump
tive. found tho restoration of her health, under
tho influence of five weeks of Psychodunamle
process. MIR. r N, who had a liver
complaint that bafIled the skill of some of oul
best practitioners, found perfect relief afIol
throo weeks of Psychodunamc attendance. II
aword many othor patients, present at the loc
turos of tho doctor, gave the most satisfactory
account of the rcliof that they havo experienced
under his astonishing means of practice. This i:
unquestionabIy tho most useful part of Psyche
.lunamy, and tho one which ought to call the at
tention of physicians, we'll as that of the pub
lie at large.
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17
FURTHER PARTICULARS
THE

FROM THE U. S. GAZETTE. MAY >.
We have rarely, if ever, seen our city moro ex-
cited than it yesterday, (Tuesday) in conse-
quonce of the outrages committed in kcnsington
on the day previous; at an early hour. Brigadier
General Cadwalladcr issued orders to his Brgade
(that of the city proper. to parade in the aftor-
Meantime, n meeting. (held by resolve Of ono
that was held IN tho Assembly Building on the
night previous, was called in the State House
Yard, for 3 O'Clock, 7. NJ. Previous to which. a
great number of persons boro through the streets
tho American Flag. much injured, accompanied
BY placard. bearing in largo lettcrs tho follow
ing: This is tho flag that trampIod on bv
tho Irish Papists. (We arc not sure that tho
words exactly
At 3 O'Clock. tho meeting in the State House
Yard was very largo. and the call contained
the addition. that those who came should be 'prc-
pared for Defence some appeared with deadly
weapons. The Mayer, who was walking round
tho yard. quietly withdrew tho persons whom he
saw armed. Ono of the persons thus arrested
had gun. and another n double barrellcd pistol
We believe that Mr.. J. Il. Newbold was called
upon to preside. Among the speakers wore Gen.
Smith and Col. G. Jack. The Rev. Mr. Perry
offered the following resolutions which were read
and adopted by acclamation:
Whereas. gross and atrocious outrage has
been perpetrated in the District of kensington by
which a meeting of the American citizens assem-.
bled for the purpose of delibcrating the affairs
OF our country. was broken up, and the lives OF
citizens wantonly and murderousy sacrificed by
bond OF ruffians firing into the crowd from pla
ccs Of concealmcnt.
we, tho Native American citizens of the City
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17
SHOCKING OUTRAGE!

RIOT AND MURDERS IN PHILADELPHIA i
The people Of sho city of bro,nery love"
have past weeks in high state of public
ming and any similar outbreak since the organ-
zatou of Federal Government Ii caused by the
Native American party attempting 10 hold meeting IN
Kensinson suburb Of the city, which meeting was at
dispersed by superior number OF Irish Catho-
lies Bitter hostile feelings have for long time ex-
listed pacs arising from the i"toerant spirit
of the Catholics wishing have the Protestant tansa-
,ou of the Bible abolished from the schools, and
a least fa they concerned, have their pecuas
,ransla,on ubs,itu,ed. On Monday, the 9th inst
cond meeting called by the Americans which was also
attacked Clubs stones, brickbas and were used
nd tho forced retreat, defending hemse*es
they could withos. any preparation of similar ar
eles OF defence A number killed and wounded by
the Catholics, they being socreted in their houses and
shooting from their The meeting dispersed, the
American Flag, had been floating above the stand
occupied by tho Native Americans dragged down.
pieces and nsul,ngly ampled in the dust The Ame
again rallied and again beaten back serera
men having been killed aai severely wounded.
The following is Of the awful affair, to ou
latest dates 1t be hoped that peace and good order
has been restored by this time. The questions involved III
this Of mmese importance the freemen
this county, and should be with psomptness aud dc
cison by the American people We have time &c
enlarge upon them but hope all will examine for them
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17

en il Is ,ssbie in Tia present sezae state OF the
minds Of Al e3asses Of our ie.!.S
ARMS cAFTCxEp.-A lsnber OF firearms have been cas-
concealed II various oat-hoases in kensnstoa
On o1, Of .le found charged Win
four stgs several bu-ksaot. \ riga being
by Anscans, WAC have possession OF the grouni
in several quartef.
ARYIS. IL RrcHMoxn We have Information that hun
dre9 Ish, who fled from ken.in. last night,
now armins themselves Richmond.
Baltimore Patr3o,, May
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17
BY LAST NIGHTS CARS.

We learn from Clipper that passe nyers by astngis
when they left at o clock yesterday af
the rio,n renewed, All that houses had
been fred Some report tina: ST. Mishaels church, i'll
Second street., FIRE.
Some passengers by the say three persons shot
de ead just before they left
noticed several Sisters of Charity III the las,
ghi, who doubt ef. their homes escape the
Pexci,emert.
A slip from the Native American Office. dated one
O'Clock, shot dead
yesterday by i.a- The people, ''are aiming
various of the and fear dep5cEs BE
ens1- When and where things will
Richmond palladium., 1844-05-17
CANDIDATES FOR PROSECUTING ATTY

CANDIDATES FOB PROSECUTING a l.
tive arc authorized to announce 1oiiN
VARY AN ESD Of Liberty. as canaiaa.s iof
Prosecuting Attorney in tho sixth Judcial .arcuis'
subject to any arrangement the " hl5s oi the Sif'
cult may make in regard to that oihce.
fr.-Wc are authorized to announces ROBEKT
n. COOPER of Henry county, . candidate
for Prospecting g Attorney in the Sixth Judicial
Circuit.
1--We are authorized to announce J. b. Ju-
LIAM, of CcnlrcviIle, candidate Tor Prosc-
truting Attorney in the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07

Lieut.. Hunter, the talented inventor of the
Submerged Propeller was frequently and hon
= orabIy alluded to at the dinner en- Thursday.
a dinner given at Richmond TO the officers of
the cutter Legare.) An anecdote in his history
TOO good to be lost, aud worthy of a place in our
national annals, was related hy Lieut. Porter
Lieut.. Hunter had been sent to the West In
dies to capture notorious pirate in those wa
tiers, known as the Little Devil" and who was
nnaly killed by an American officer in single
combat. The American force was on the look
out in embuscade, we believe; but it So chanc-
ed that Hunter was captured by the pirates,
while separated from his party. The command
er Of the cut-throats, Little Devil was n man
OF furious temper, and never 1alsifed any pro-
mise of vengeance which he made. Hunter
that unless he betrayed his party, he should be
hung on the spot His answer was, saior-llke,
"llang and be id ~ No sooner said than
done. lie vas Instantly hung up and left. In
few minutes they returned, took him down
nearly sense,ess, and again told him that if he
would betray the whereabouts of his party his
life should be spared; there was gold which
should be his; and, moreover, his return to his
men should be SO managed that nothing should
be suspected Of the truth by them. The alter.
native was instan, death by hanging, without
hope Of reprieve for it was his last chance
lis lacOnlc reply again was, "lIang and be
d---d - Taey hung him again and left him
But by good fortune he was found before life
was quite gone, by some Of his men, taker
down insensbie, and hupply restored to life
The story reflects the highest honor upon Lient
Hunter, and we hope the government vii
show some kindness to so meritorious and gal
liant al officer, by at least encouraging his re
cent and important invention. 1t ls the leas
II could do. Richmond Star.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of BraHdreihs Vegetable Uaircrs
DlMs

For the sale of BraHdreih's Vegetable UaircrsaI
IHS.
Northumberland county, Mihon-Mackey 4
Chpmhcrlln. Suuhury--H, h. Masser. M'Eveus~
villc---lrelaud x Mely,l Norhum'erlaud--W VIM.
Forsyth. Gcorgrtown--J. < j. Walls.
Union County: New Brrlin-Bogar & Win.
ter Sclinsgrovc--George Gundrum. Middle
hurg-Isaac Smith. Beaverrown--D David lluhler.
Adamshurg-Wm J. May. Mitilnshurg-M Mensch
Ray. Hadle,on-Daniel Long, Frechurg-
Il. & &C. Mover. Lcwlshurg-W alls ~ Green.
Columhia county Danyillc-E. b. Reynolds
& Go. Berw ck-Shuman & Rucnhouse. Cat
iawissa--t. G. Brohts. BIoonshurg-John Il.
Mover. jersey Town-Levi Bsel. Washington
Roht. McCny. Iimestone-Bale, s McNinch
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
!ilicoe of Agency, containing a representation o
ur BRANDRETH'S Manufaciory at Sing Sing
and upon which will also be seen exact copies o
the neW hlLeis no,c used upon the BrdndrtM Pii
BOrfS.
PhIladelphia, Office No. s, North sih street.
b. BRANDRETH. VI. d.
June Gath lS13.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07

PRINTING OFFICEs When Dir. Franklin's
mother-in-law first discovered that the young
man bad hankering for her daughter that
good old lady said she did not know so well a.
were already iioo printing Offices in the United
States, and she was moi certain the country
would support them. 1t was plain young
Franklin would depend for the support of his
ther doubtful chance. If such an objection
was urged to would be son-in-aw when there
were but two printing Offices III the United
States, how can printer hope to get wife
now, when the last census shows the number
10 be 1857.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
r. o S 4 DIN r w e N r,
FOR T'g"IvEEIe.
RINGwoRMs. pIMrLEs ON THE FACE,

CUTANEoUs EEupTIoNs.
CT The foi'0wing certificate describes one ctths
most erfrG0rdindry cures euer Effected Ly any
application.
PHILApEtpHIh, February 10, 1888.
ENOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETTxn on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ! was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lcnce, but 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 swellcd at times until it felt rs IT 1t
would hurst--the swelling was g'ent, that could
scarcely Get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used great
many az plicatons, (among them several celebrated
prepaiatons) Will as taking inward remedies,
including number ofhottles of S,raiUi's PdnGcen,
ErfrGct of SdrSGparila, &c, In fact. il would I've
impossible to enume,ale all the medicines used.
| was also under the care Of two Of the most dis
tincuished phv sicans Of this CITY. but without re-
cclving much benefit and dcspaired Of ever being
cured IN the fall of 1896, the disease at the time
being very violent | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prcpared by Vaughan q Da,is.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ahacd. the eruption began to disappear
aud before had used Jar the disease entirely
cured. II has now been nearly year and hall
since, and there is not a vestige of the disease re-
naming. cxcep, the scars from the deep pits formed
Ivy the disease. 1t is impossible for me to describe
in certificate the severity OF the disease and my
suffering, hut will I've pleased to give fuller ac
connt to anv person wanting further satisfaction
who will call on At the time commence,
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun
deds of dollars to bo rid of the disease. Since u
sing it. ! have recommended it to several persons
(among them my mother, who had the disease bad
" on her am,) who were all cured nv it.
JAMES DURNELl, No. l5G, Race st.
~ The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. b
Vaughan, South Fast corner of Third and Rae,
streets, Philadelphia aud sold on agency in Sunbu
ry. hv Ii. Is. MASSEk,
Nav Nth, 1913. agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
Douglass,ille, April 10Th, lsi3.

Mn. OAKLEY My son Edmund Leaf had the
scrofnla in the most dreadful and distressing man.
ner for three years, during which time he was de-
pfivcd Of the use of his limbs, his head and neck
were covered with ulcers. We tried all the differ
cnt remedies, hut to no effect, until recommended
Iy DIR. Johnson Of Noris,own, and also DIR. Isaac
Hrster of Reading To use your Depurnuve syrup
of Sarsapnrln, OF which obtained several bottles,
the use of which dove the disease entirely out of
hls system, the sore healed up and the child was
restored TO perfect health, which be has enjoyed
uniuterruredly ever since, TO the astnnlshment oi
many persons who seen him during his afcton.
| have thought it my duty and send you this cettl-
ficac that others who have like affection in the
family may know where to Obtain valuable a
medicine. Nours truly.
AMELIA d. LEAF.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-07
Rose Ointment, for Tcttcr,

PHiLADkLPHIA, MAY eth, 1892
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
L with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty wears: the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. applied to a
number Of physicians and used great many nppll-
cations without eilccing n cure. About year
since, applied the Rose Ointment. which entirely
stopped he itching, and a few applications lmmcd-
atcly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although | had never been rid of II at
any time Tor forty wears. RICH ARD SANAhE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by l.. Is.
Vaughan, South East corner of Third and Race
Streets, phadel l,ha and sold on agency in Suubu-
~. hy II. b. MASSER,
Nav lilh, ls43. AgCAf.