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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
FORESTVILLE
brass EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.

VTHHE subscriber has jus, received, for SALE lew
of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks
which will he soil at very reduced prices i"r cash
Also. suuerior 80 hour Clocks, Of TIE hest make
and quality, which will he sold for ca-h, at 81 so.
Also, superior Bass 80 hour Clocks, at 81 90.
Der , IsA3 II. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12


GAMBLERS The following paragraph is a
translation from the German of Llchwehr. 1t
is a bold picture and iorclbly drawn:
"A man who had gone over agreat part ofthe
world returned at length home from his travels
his friends came and requested him to relate
what he had seen Listen said he Eleven
hundred miles beyond the lIurons there are men
whom thought very strange ; they frequently
sit at table until late in the night; there is no
cloth laid, they do not wet their mouths light
nings might flash around them; two armies
might be engaged in battle even the sky
might threaten to crush them in its fall, they
would remain unmoved on their seats, for they
are dent and dumb Yet now and then there
escape from their lips half broken, unconnec-
ted, and unmeaning sound, and they horribly
roll their eyes at the same time. ! often stood
looking ot them with astonishmen', for when
such sitting take place people frequently 90 to
witness them. Believe me brethren, shall ne.
yer forget the horrible contortions which there
saw. Despair, fury. malicious Joy, and anguish,
were BY turns visible in their coun,enances.
Their rage, ! assure you, appeared to me that of
the furies their gravity that of the judges of
hell /; and their anguish that of malefactors.'
But what was their object 7 asked his friends
They attend perhaps to the welfare OF The COM
munity' Oh, no! They are seeking the
philosophers stone 1! You are mistaken
'They wish to discover the quradrature of the
circle y NO They do pcnance for old sins =
Nothing OF all this Then they are mad if
they neither hear, nor speak, nor feel, nor see !;
what can they be edoingr They are GAMBLING =
The Paris Correspondent ofthe Newark Da.
ly Advertiser, has been TO the Grand Opera,
aud he is severe upon the Duchess DAumale,
and Priacess de Jonvlle, whom he saw there,
in the fnl'owing terms:
"Among the distinguished spectators were
the Duchess D'Aumale and the Princess ond
Prince de JolnvlIle. The keenest asprer Tor
rank and station, unless totally devoid oftaste,
would hesitate to accept the emincnce of the
young Prince, |: he were obliged TO take with
IT the Princess also To be sure he would pos.
diamonds, but with them must be included a
face, whose most prominent Characteristic is a
long nose, which does moi appear less long or
ugly, because il is prlnccy; skin probably
colorcd by contact with Brazilian gold--and
neck, which, though rivalling the swans IL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

CTONE WARE for sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quart TO gallons,
SO Stone Jars, from TO 6 gallons For sale
chesp by Oct "a H. d. nh08hN'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent insertion, o @a
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 hsif
column, sis, three squares, sl2; two squares, ~;
one square, S5. Halfyearly one column, s g.; ;
half column, Sl2 three squares, So; two squares.
S5; one square, So so.
Advertisements lief, without directions as TO tbs
length of time they are to be published, will .
continued until ordered out and charged accorh-
ingly.
C-rSix,een lines make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
PHIL DNLPr rITA,

r.
-z==- '7a".==e - Gold Silver, &c, &c, made
cf Boi Iron, land not over Plank as nlneiy>hve
out Of every one hundred now IA use and Tor sale
are madr) wih first rate Locks aud David Evans
Patent keyhole Covers similar Ia the one eShl"ll'
ed at the Phlladrlphis Exchange, for three months
IN the summer of si2, when all the Keys were at
liberty 10 be used, and the Chest not opened. al
though the experiment was uicd ~ a, least 1900
persons. One of the same Locks was med by
Robbers, at the Delaware Goat Office, IN Walnut
street, above ThId. hut drl not succerd.
QJ iioisriug Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks aud all kinds If lion Rallnss. Seal and C".
pying Presses, and Smuhw"k generally, on hand
or Manufactured at the shortest notice
OT CAUTION i dn hereby caution all per-
sons against making using, selling, or causing To
be spId, any Keyhnle Covels for Fire Proof Chests,
or Doors, of any kind similar in principle To my
Patent, Of 10th July, ls4l, and also ag.rsr Lining
RrfIiaeraiors with Slate, for which my Patent Is
dated 26lh March, lS4i, as any infringement will
be dealt with according to law.
DAVID EVANS.
Phlalephia, April l3, ls44-ly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
ARRIVE,

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Switzerland Knight, fun London and Ports
mouth LIST April. nidse. 10 Grinncl, Min'urn & Co.
Snip Hudson, (of North Yarmoutl) Bucknam, 20 Us I'm
New Orleans sugar. &c. to master
Ship Su van, Waite I'm Charleston, cotton and rice, TO
George Rulkloy.
Ship d, voushrc Thompson. I'm Liverpool, mdse TO
order The h experienced severe weather on the pas
sage. 295 stcerage passengers.
Bark Ronalson Drew lbs ds fin Canton, teas, SILKS &c
TO Gordon y Talbot
Bark Rockingham, Nichols, 81 ds I'm New Orleans, sugar,
&c 10 Buck and Peters.
Brg Exact. johnson, days tom Savannah, cotton 10
Sturges 4 Clcarmau.
Br brig britannia, Dill. "a ds I'm Glasgow via Nantucket
iron to Soulc. Whitney Co.
Brig George Gardner Walker, 40 DIS I'm Liverpool mdsc
10 order.
French brig Athia, cadop. 81 DIS I'm Rochelle, srandy
to Stevens X son.
Schr Rushing westcot,. II ds I'm New Smyrna. EFF
live oak.
Schr Metanora, Paine. Delaware.
Schr Ann Elizabeth, Somers. Philadelphia, coal
Schr Empire Lawson, Alexandria flour.
Scr Talisman, Larry. Us I'm Middleton, NC corn, to
Cook & Taylor.
schr John Rowlett Tyler ds m Petersburg cotton to
ORDER
Schr Batavia Park, IA DIS tn Cardcnas. molasses TO
Back 4 Peters.
Schr Exchange. Vert I'm Suffolk. shingles, TO master.
Schr Mary Jane Powell 2ds n Norfolk, mdse 10 master.
Schr Elizabeth IlarkneSs Wicks, ds I'm Newbern. Nc,
naval stores TO X VI blackwell and Others
Schr Budd Budd. I'm Richmond indsc.
SPOKEN.
10th April lat 2. 30 Ion ST. three nased Schr Rich
mond, Gilbert, Is q. FIN New Orleans for + hlad
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

Coo,.-Admiral Howe, WHEN Captain, was
once hastily awakened in the middle OF the night
by the lieutenant of the watch, who informed him
with great agitation that the ship was on fire near
the magazine. If that be the case" said he, rising
lesureiy TO put on his clothes "we shall soon hear
another report of the matter" The lieutenant
few back TO the scene of danger, ard almost n-
s,antly returning exclaimed, You need not, sir.
bo afraid; the fire is ex,inguished," Afraid ~
exclaimed Howe, "what do You mean by that SIR :
/ never was afraid in my life" and looking the
lieutenant full in the face, he added. Pray, how
does man feel, sir. when he is afraid? l need
no, ask how he looks "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

WHo ARE THE CHRISTIAN lsRAELrrEs Joseph
H. Moss, one of the Sect, thus answers the ques-
ton in the Boston Transcript;
They are not the unbelicving, or unconverted
Is,aelllss, or Jews; neither are they all descend
ants of Judah and Benjamin, which tUo tribes con-
stitute the the visible, k,lO,cn Jews. But they
are descendanfs Of the Twelve tribes Of sraei which
have been lost in the race OF the Gentes tor more
than 1900 years, and thus have become amagamd-
ted with them.
The Christian Israelites differ from the Jews, by
full and hearty reception OF the New Testament,
and firm belief in the divinity Of the Mission ana
Person Of the Lord Jesus CHRIST. They differ from
the GenrlIes or Christians by their observance OF
the ancient laws, with the exception OF those parts
which stood typical of the offering OF the body OF
Jesus (which were bloody sacrifices These all
having been fulfilled in the antltype, they have no.
thing TO do with them. But, the law OF clrcumcls-
ion, as given to Abraham 400 years before that
given on Sinai, they do most sdcfedly hold and OBJ
serve, as we'll as certain other parts OF The law,
euch as wearing the beard and refrain from meats,
xc-not that they believe the observance OF these
necessary to the "commou salvatlon," or the sal
walton of the soul but as distinguishing proof
between the seed Of Israel, and the descendants OF
Of their obedience, that they may be found ,corfhy
10 come into full realization ot the great promises
mad 10 their ancestors the time for which they be-
lievc to be very near.
The Church of Christian lsraeltes has been or
ganized about Is years. The greatest portion OF
It's members are in different parts of Europe though
there are branches of it In Asia and America, -
New additions are constantly being made to the
Church, though as yet it can only be SAID to be IN
Thcy have beautiful Sanctuary at Aston, in
England, the interior Of which is built OF poshec
mahogany Their singing at the Sanctuary is nc
compsuied with a fine band of Instrumental music
including tine organ. They have a Public Ser
VICE at the above place every Sunday afternoon, Al
we'll as at all other places where there is brancl
of the Church established.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
Public stook Mxchange ArsIL 90.
nAssrNcrns AERIYED

In the shin Switzerland from, LoHdoR-capt j LuiIi OF
ROYAL Nancy Miss Emma Lunn, Siis7 Elizabeth Lunil'
Mrs Land and A children. 1876 sccrsse.
In he sip suiean, from Care't't-i1r Richara Ahoe
son Isdv and children A KiDg and lady. Truesdae
and SON Mrs Mitchell children, Rev Michael Mcraw
Patrick Tranor SO on Dke a Mossetier Mr. an Dyke'
LADY and child, and 80 IN the steerage.
In n, briy Eract IRON, SarrnnalC Kneeland and two
children Mrs Johnstone Judge Sutherland and lady Mrs
Mrs Cutter, Mr., Mn,urn, Miss bradley, Quinn, Nc
Ninn IL Grosnuser, and in the s'eerage
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.....
APRIL 50

CLEARED.
Ships st Patrick rro,l, Liverpool, David Ogden; s.
James, Meyer, London, Grinnei, Minturn Co; Colum
BUS, Cole LvGrpol, c Marshall Uica, Hewitt havfe
Royd & Hlpcken Norman Spans Charleston; South
ern.r, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodruff & Mlnurn
Barhs Missouri. Sylvester Mar.ees. Boyd q liincken
John X Gardner. Petersen, Belize, Alexandra; Lewis
Lee, Norfolk. W Lewis.
Brlgs SUSAN rittee, Calais Ne Smith IL Wiley; Moon
Knudson, Charleston. Durham Dimon; sarah Abigail
Hamilton, Boston MacoE Hayden. Savannah, X NJ De-
mill: Magnolia Murray, Norfolk, Maitland * Co.
Schrs Jane VI Sprdtt. Frozer, Mlrimachi, Barclay x
livingston Cleaner, Beckwiih. Nirmach, Thos VIM
niette Jasper Hamilton, Boston, Truth. Edridge, Bos
ton, W Lewis Rechabite Seaman. Philadelphia, l.
McCready.
soops kienzi Durfcc, Providence Lady Fenerd, Chap
man. New Haven.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
SCHOOLS.

TNION HALL ACADEMY. Jamaica, L; HENRY
u OSDERDO%K. Jr. 4. VI. end John y SRi NJ =
E!iHOFF A ". PriaciTzs-w of-n oG " MAJ A!zy 3th
FOR Cuculars Containing terms and o'hT ei-r
ynce may l. had 10 E. Sonro- Esq Is Broadway st.
EDIJtlATiOY OF YOUN5 LADIs.s.--Th- sdv-r5is-r-
Lsarirg ample VIII; ev=r ssira-
h, f.iai limited auInbsr Yogng LedsS remain tl
The conpeoa ihcir education. u This aar2sr-l Il
designed pfzA~nV caution VIII o -TeiS@ ir
rec.ivgg puys-r-zrercez u all .at
qnired The privileges enjoyed Of te sss ord-f t-
lriOui inr-nce and irsrruotrt Of tie family such Is
common all evangelical ChristIsns ParenS and guardians
IA seaic safe and 4ul-t or their d-astsrs 'li had
This an excellent op3oripaty The location 9Ckyn
hshcs the immediate vicinity Of Ivy ok eo'ntinaS
ali ia. advantages Of city and eaua-y and ne charge o
board tron BOOKS stationery. &c- a! e S2 TT ainu
payable qulrsIy edysnc-. PppS vii furnish trif -
bed bedding .oseiS napkin. &c. every art!c oin r
in iul Wh'ng se.. ~ ehurch and instrumental music
will be char al cost Those who from hfslas
10 N- Year, dr urlu- Ih- rn5nt OF Hss VII! U- c.iS
ej s. a week f1r board iddf-s<
ALFRED GREENLEAF. io5 Fi.rrer sa;-s'c-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
SPRING FASHIONS.

49, JUST FINi>hED.-kesant Nuna Fur iilts
Esy crdnay termed Beay err ut t-e low prce 81 So Ill
81 peof short nap Of Pl,srnn ,olesSin ut So Thc-e
- Hats are equal durability and Jus fe 10 those sold nj
81 Also. an article n; - 50-nN-ry nent dTesS Hat
ais i'm BROWN. Practical Halter, li6 Canal ~
SPRING FASHIONS-TO THOSE WHO
FS3 STUDY ECONONY.-The subscriber IN accord-
<5 .nc- with the times has reduced his superior Imitation
u Nol-Skin Hats fur bodies 10 The very low prler 81
50 p. The above elegant dress Hat and VIII
comp,r dyan,se-ousiy with Hats sold this cIty II s. ~
md - Also constantly manufacturing nr and sik HAS
OF III. quality latest patterns and a. The lowest CITY prices
An sSortneu, of Velvet and Cloth Caps always on hand
If m suy the above does not give entire satisfaction,
can b- fully obtained giving information TO the sucT-
her j. W. KELLOGG, No. 1872 teialst
y B.-Will TIE fsst Of Nay usKi 10 No. lls
Ctua-str-~t- ~ Sun
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, sc.
TO IRON NANUFACTURERS.

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
V,HE RoLLING-NILL MACHINERY Of The -,teo-
siys establishment formerly the property Of Nm Hoi-
H. stamford Ct consisting II full set Of gearing shafts
couyfS stands sad rolls for executing great vaey Of "of:
Together with shears lathe tlmiug tools bunding benches,
floor pl., furnace. &c aud implements necessary
for Reforming oTk such establishment OIL
r. Tor sale 90 terms very aJyautsc-ou. - purchaser
Sor farther particulars address the subscriber Stamford.
7-n- trEstl = NSNlN'T
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

CT. THOMAS HALL. FLUSHING !. i-T,he sneser-
y Ould respectfully inform hi friends. and tn @ nc
generally. rhst h is still engaged IN thus 1autSi sl;s
and c0GmodIous Institution preparing boys Tor cose OF
For circulars containing erm Sc or Tor other iorat9a
II respect the school, apply 70 Sanford SoIas -
broadway JARVIS Brush Esq q John street: -Nllin,
Esq I0 W4;srsuer;, 4 V. Bl4ks Esg. = fqioHsttir; or
james H. Van Nostiand ESP Presidentoi h2 Merchants
GERAiSDUs BEEGMAN DOCHARTY, A. NJ
o.. H.rfn nd PROPRIETOR
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
ANp ENGLISH sCHooL.-Ihe rh

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH sCHo o9Lt-I,h,es ,s,7 Ph,l9-
~ logical Institute No Eidndse Richard c'elI
P5ncal-estsblish-d 1893. Boys stag ot advance
men, m Classical Studies well those about 10 sn may
enter bis school aud pfsr4re6 Under the OF IN -x-
rynred aad efficient no he's chacc= OF that depart
,-ut 10 enter any college Due also gwen 70
Tncish ersfure and the branches e Mathematics
aud rhys!c4 Science The Ftench and Other modern La
tsges taught. iharges for Tuition from 70 y dollars r
-rr (2 prks according the and studies OF N. %
nil. Books &c are furnished without 10 aen and
- r,,r, Ch.rc. i. m ,d. aio 2wecl- &3t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

.1iH ".kD LLMbEk iAfD, al the ieoi oi @ 't.H
i - street, Hudson Riyer-G ). MOTT taxes pleasure
giving notice :he OF real estate and
has hand largo assortment Of LGmoef OF 81
kinds, c ne offers loI sale the most sdVeaESsoIh
terms and Is wei aware he can compete with other deal
n the City. prices and quality and particularly n
vites ell persons give him call AID e1s-nHs hs sooeA
previous purchasing. N
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
SHAKSPEAKE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM s. DCANE-STS-- y L
A The subscriber respectfully informs the pax &c t5eI
he mas aSe Ise abcy- establishment and IS jre
--paI- accommodate them with Boa-d and Lodging,
an very moderate terms l. been pS rost thcFSE
and Complete repair PAINTED and rsii-d with ADDITIONAL
frruitur- Will not asGsl Ia h ntsndS
but ,cits ts travelling community and him
tia u- for themselves that the establishment uneI
his ulanlcevr deserving OF the PATRONAGE Of e public.
The location bling crnal 20 BUSINESS o-s Inducements
merchants from the coun7y n rs retired situation uEsur
passed say ot-r house he city Tsrrs s. PEI DAY
per week iE proportion
The subscriber b--s cali the s:rnsu Of PARTIES ts,,
,h- Assembly Room VIII - let these Balls ard
Coace-ts h- remaining part Of the ant that the
Will ShcTtiy he complete r-pair and nied ap ID
rac;cen Style e further calls t- attention e The
fsSsioual eG;enen OF h- law :lt his nom Tor ei;ete,
.aa r-is=s has un6-soEs altzstion, Snd t be dT g
th- reasonable cers-whieh Will % seea
81 ms r-gulsoE Of RON hire
y B-A seect runb-r OF Permanent BosEssTs viii he
- rs ~ s-p '''' MINoRp S. TRRESHER
TABLE cUTLERY-oree;; TeeT.vrd fes i,ishss-ss x
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
THE TRIBUNE.
For the N.w.rork Tfibun''
THE AvENGER.
BY Aucrsrrs sxoDcnAsss.


rvr ruthless Anarch that OF old
Reigued DER the dark, unfinished world,
Down. midst bis jarring subjects rolled,
From rule and Empire ever hurled,
AS Order fixed from Heaven came forth.
And moved upon the new-made Earth
Creation, animate and dead,
soai, dust-leaped TO their place assigned;
The World on rs high voyage speo'
Wales sunk, and mountains rose-the wind
Grasped It's shrill pipe; streams gan to roll
Dust me, with dust, and sou! with soul
Then did Creation own the power,
And feel the force of Law divine:
Truth, mighty from her natal hour,
Fer since has ruled with sway benign.
Triumphant in her justice strong
Supporting Good-avengiDg WIqns.
What though the Evil for while,
Has scoffed at Truths avenging rod;
What though within her sacred aisle,
Where Virtue worships, she hath tIod,
And raised aloud her impious tongue;
Lo. Time the avenging bolt has flung.
Fool know'st thou not that Nature draws
With giant impulse to her end
Canst thou, a rebel 10 her Laws,
Her Heaven-directed purpose bend?
The Laws avepger cometh forth,
To dash thee, scofiing, TO the Earth.
The Law its own Avenger is;
Break ii, and with tigers spring,
II crushes and devours, joy, bliss,
Life, and high Hope we downward iilng,
And with an Idiots reason dare
A punishment that none can bear
Ages on Ages-since the years
Their revolutions swift began
uav. flown the streams Of blood and tears.
Sor;nzing from the foul heart Of Man!
Hath Time no voice Alas rs tongue
AS the last trump shall ring, hath rung'
Foul Appetite and Lust of wrong,
Fired by false reason, have broke down
The pale of Truth. until the strong
Have for old Customs built crown,
And weak men kneel and pnans sing
Unto the moilcy-visaged King
But every wrong avenged shall be-
Through the still lapse OF years, the doom
Grows black'nins, ill like ships at sea
Gulphed, wave-struck, in a searchless tomb
Man, tribes or nations, fall, forgot,
Or, if remembered, honored not.
False gods, and .falser men have wrought
Decay and ruin wide and drear;
Gods from deep mines; and Dagons brought
From false Desires, TO Heaven raised near
By Souls rebellious, back are hurled,
With blighting pressure on the World.
Thus men have worn the bonds Of Wrong,
And have sunk down on beds OF pain,
And rose with throbbing brows. How long
Shall their limbs bear the CALLING chain !
And Earth groan with their deeds unjust,
And feed the Avenger with It's dust1
Eorsieh, v. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

DREPARAToRY Q,OARDiSG) SCHOOL MIDDLE
L TOWN, CONN. ID. II. CHASE, 4. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1885. Sessons commence May 5th and
Oct. 18th, continuing FIVE months Al $40 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business, and person.
attentions secured pupils fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from NcwYork are placed in
charge of careful person. going and returning Circulars
at "a Market-street and Ia Broadway. d23yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
AA NOTtCE-A BARGAIN.
~ \ COUNTRY SEAT AND FARSI FOR SAL

q COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE,
the Vs=e Of Somrrrille. somef,et LGnnty
New j-rse--Sald OF Z9 Of Land 2 oi
which Wood. he buildings are all new. aet bui.t
within y-arsEouse and Bafn both bulk ~ days work
and o - bs. rneris The House IS bnlt 10 the cottage
STYLE 3 D. JS nall through th- ceGtre Tafors
finished with marr!- msntrs iazZl = st front and Y feet
down zach together Observatory the Of
sid House tso-s;ory Kitchen - End Cellar nrdsr
the whole Of II. MAN Building with Pzgtr-s and all tagged
through IN he manner he Barn feet long. AEd
raiated House, c--Hous-, Also, 3
g-.zt rseIy Frat Of al desctp,ioastossther with
quantity Of shrnbb-F5.
The Pern,s lie within foar huadea yard. Of the County
sat and .bouIa quarter OF ln,e of the Railroad. ne
place IS about tw6 hours and half from the City For m
herFtcuas inquire of the subscriber and Proprietor OF the
NA-ioNAL EsIEL No. t,oCrLiaud-slr--t, New oTk
- IN TUAS WYCEOFF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
EICHARD DSoN& cos l. Z b y Z u
AMERICAN PANACEA.

yt,trs ,fad;cipe p1nded solely from vegetable mat
ter free from adul;erac: and i'ed lfee I9o'l any
ingredients detrimental health -as discovered aou one
wear since By an individual soTeiy afflicted with CLCEhA-
TED SCROFCLA. enc who has been under the Ieat7eni
of the eminent physicians in the United STATES Tor
eight years, without the least apparent lot OF
In health and was By them pronounced nc'r-te but "h0
after taking the above named medicine for I'VE weeks was
restored perfect health. IAa medicine has been SOD
with Unprecedented success, and has never failed IN any
instance when taken In accordance with drecc1s) 10 e.
feet perfect of the following diseases to wiz SALT
RHEUM SCROFULA, ULCERATED >CRoFULA. FE-
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, TIllSTELO
INFLA3MaToRY AND CHRONIC RHErNATlsN,
PILES, ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCURYf, CHRONIC
SORE EYES. BLoTCIES, PINPLES on THE FACE,
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTANE0CS DISEASES
Or PAINS or ULCERS ARISING FROM An lNJJ-
DICIOUS USE OF MERCURY or An EIFUEE
STATE oF TIE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine
has been tested in all the diseases above enumerated and
lis effects truly astonishing Only one table .poonu!
TO be taken (by aduli) each morning before eatnS
which usually produces tonic effect willie On most cases.
il also gentle catharic Increasing the appetite
and general health Of the patient, c5isrS AL ucerated
discharge prosey, and producing an eiec-
ta Alternative OF the whole SYSTEM purifying and prod
cin- perfect action OF the blood
Persors while taking H. should refrain from heuse OF all
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food For sale by
Obtained nj wholesale OF TIiOS. c. TALMAGE,
General Agent 20 Pine-sree opposite the Custom House.
Sew-Y York; and 10 Astor Heusc TO- 6I3 andIi Broad
way: corner Broadway and Chambers No "a Froutst;
No l44 West-s Nos 63 and 800 Toy'cry; No 80 Fulton
ST No. 81 and 2i5 Hudson and &c Hammond street, c~r
uujson No. sos Grand street: No 3 ahc - FeeiICi-
street; No III and - Cherytrcet; No l3b Wascrsii
No 3 Caharine-sree Nos 35l and 42l Pearl-sreet No
ia Cangl-sircet.
Brooklyn j. W Smith, corner OF Fulton and Cranberry
Streets and wm Bagrove Sguire' Buildings. corner VIII
low and A,lantc-strcets and By all the principal druggists
in the United States.
Dr. V r. Lockrow No. So Beaver-st Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany
T w Dvott !. Son. No 143 North Secont-s;. General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bush Hllyer
C. COLBY, No. 35l Pcar-st. y. Y.
,ba and Der Of
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained at
anv Of the above places MA cod lnly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
CROCK FRY WARE.

GREENWICH POTTERY
No 2sl West Eighteenth ST. between 9th aud 10th
rE,HE attention of tie public Is called the numerous
tices manufactured this establishment consisting III
part Of tie following, viz:
Stone Ware, far;hcn Ware,
Portable Furnaces tIowerPois,
Beer Jugs. Oven lie,
Chimney Tops, Nryn-house DO
Stcy,-Urick Backs y jambS for CRATES,
Eirv-Brick, Fire Cement and ,iay, Nc
As This Establishment the only the kiu IN the city
where an the above articles manufactured and sold Deal
rrs respectfully lnv,ted call aud they Will be supra
cheaper aud batter than br had IN the city.
Portable Furnaces hand aud ready for the
,prius trade. mri 6m NAShiNNtiON SMil II.