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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05
MEDICAL APPRECIATION

OF the ROSE OiNTNENT, for T'tter.
\ LrHOl'GH the superiority OF the PREPARATION
y over all other is fully es ah'i>hed. the Ir'pre-
tors take p, asure in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician,
a graduate of the University OF PennsS lyania. Dr.
Bhugt, having found m this emedy that rslIet for
Ii tedious and di-agrceahlr aflcrtlon which the means
within the range Of his profession failed to afford,
has not hr-i,st'd To give it his apptohalrn although
the preiudices and Interests of that profession are
ppused to secre, Remedies.
PHILAnELPuIA, Sept 10, 1886.
was recently uouhl,d with tedious hefpenc
erurrnn. which cn,e.ed nearly one sue nf nv ftce,
and extended over the ear. MIR. Vaughan, rroprle-
tel of the Rose Ointment, observing my face lnsIS>
ted on my tying his preparation. "i vhrcb he ham
dei me jar. Although IN common with he mem
hers OF my profession, dlscounirnanCe md dI,ap-
prove OF the numeu Us nostTum> palmed upon the
public ly ignorant pr tenders feel IN jus ice hound
To- except the Rose Ointment tum that class of me-
dcInrs. ard la GIVE II nv appreciation, rs ii entire
ly cured the eruption although II I'd resisted the
u,u applications. DANl. BAlGH, Nj. ID.
G ! The Rose Ointment is prepared 10y l., Il.
Vaughan, south Eas; corner nt Third aud Race
Streets, PhlIadelphls, and sold On ag' ncv in sun
bury. hy Ii. B. MASSER,
May lith, IS43. agent,
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II o S e DIN r M 4 N +
mi
FOR TETTER.
RINowoRMs, pIMPLEs ON THE PACE, AND oTHE
CITkNrOrs ERrprTpNs

RIHGwoRMs, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEous ERrPTIoNs.
or Tie foHo,uing cert ifca'e describes one ofhe
mast erraordinary cures eper Effected Jy any
application.
PHrIlnEtPnIA. February 10. 1888.
LNOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
l. TETTEu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when 7 was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varvng in vio-
lence. hut without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption. frequently attended with sioehi l'ch-
ing; nv head swell ed a, TIMES until 1t fel rs u 1t
would hurst-ihe swen. was so @ eat. that could
,carc,ly get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used great
many al plcations. (nmong them several celebrated
rrcparaiion-) rs w, II as taking inward remedies,
including number of bottles OF StCGim's Pdndcea,
Extract Of Sarsapariiid &c, In fact it would ''r
impossible to enumeta,e all the medicines used
| vas also under the care of two Of the most dis
,inCuished phv sicians Of ihis ciiv but without
celvlng much benefit, and ! dcspared Of ever being
cured. In the Ell OF lS3Gn the disease ut the time
heng very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (preparch by Vaughan & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling ahs'ed. the 'rurtion began to disappear,
and hefurr had used \ Jar the di-ease entirely
cured. II has now Teen nearly war and a half
since, and there is vestige Of the disease re-
naming except the scars from the deep pits formed
hy the disease. 1t is imp ssihe for to describe
ia certificate the severity of The disease and my
suffering. hu, will re pleased to give fuller ac-
cnnni I" any person wantrg further satisfaction.
! who will ell on me. At the time | commenced
using the II, Sc Ointment would have given hun.
,rrds of do laIs to he rid of the disease. Since u.
sing it. have recommended it to .Pvpral persons,
( (amnnc them ms molhcr, who had the disease bad
. ~ on her a,m.) who Y, re a cured nv it.
/ JAMES DURNELi., No. lj6, Race 81.
u-T Tie Rose Ointment is prepared by E. D.
/ Vaughan sou East co,ner of Third and Race
streets, Phiud,lphla and sold on agency in Sonbu-
ry. hv ii. IL. MASSEk,
M,v lith. 1913. Agent
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Rose ointment, for E'cttcr.
A PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

4 VRUUF OF TN EFFIJNCI.
PHILAntLrnIA, May 27th, 1899.
vHHTS j. to certify t'at was severely afl c'ed
l. with letter in tn. hands and f et for upwards
of forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. applied to
numb, Of IhS scr.ns, and used great ma,y apple
ca lous without rlirrIiug a cure. About y'ar
since | applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, aud few applications lmmed-
ar,lv cured the disease. which there has been no
return of arhnush had never been rd Of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAIE,
Eleventh.. below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. b.
Vauu ham, s ,u'h East corner of Third and Ruce
Streets Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunhu-
~ by ii. Is. MASSER,
Nav lirh, lS43. Agest.
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GcI4c.. or AClaglrMAA.-M Moderation, deco
ruu Guu utGJntss distinguish the Gensseman.-
lie Isstul times uslable d'iiidrnt nnd studicus
10 please; Intelu-ent and polite: his behaviour
is pleasant and graceful. When he enters the
touse Of an ine.ior ie endesvors to hide, il pos.
siLle, the difference between their rank in life.
Ever willing 10 assist those around him, he is
neither unkInd, naughty, nor overbearing. In
ne mansions OF the great the correctness OF his
mind induces him 10 bend to etiquette, but not
to stoop to adnia;on. Correct principle cautions
him to avoid the gaming table, inebriety, or
nny oher foibIe that could occasion him self
= p.oach. Pleased with the pleasures Of re.
frcrion, he rcjoices to see the eayeiy ot socie-
ty, and il iostduus upon no point OF little I'M
port Appear only TO be gentleman. and lis
shadow will bring upon you contempt; be a
gentleman, and It's honours will remain after
you are dead.
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brandreths Vegetable UniperSa
Pills.

For the sale of Brandreh's Vegetable Unipersai
Pills.
Northunbcrlard d county: Nilton-MaCkry &
Ch h,mh.,lIn. SunhuGy-H b. MAssrr. M'E-er.s
vrlle-lrrltud 4 NeM,l Nnrhum erland-W m
Forsyth. Georrtnwn--J. * I. NnIls
Uulnn G. .uniy: NrW B,rln-Nog" & Win
wr. Semsprnve--Genrge Gund,um. Mid L..
hmr-ls,ar Smith. Beaver nwu--lpnvIt liuhle'.
Ad,mshuTg-W m i. May. Mifli ushuir- Ncij-rt
n Raw Ha.tlrIuu- DIn'el Long Frn, burg
q. * &c. Mover. Lew ,hurg-Walls & Queen.
tolumh, couury Dan,ilIe-E, B. Ee,nuids
n Go. Berwick Shumrn & Il urnh"usr. Ga =
tawlssa--t. G.. Brohts. BIonnshurG--iohn L.
N"yer. Jersey r"wn-l.evI Bisrl. Washington
Roh. NJ, Cay. Lme-t"nr-Ball'"' 4 McNmch.
Observe hat each Agent has an Engrav C,r-
'ifcair of Agency, containing a repu"s utaiinn al
Dr BRANDRETI'S ManuacirrV a Sing Sug,
and upon which will alsn h. seen exact copies al
the nf,c labels nOIo used upon tie Brandreh Pih
Bnfes.
PhaJclphia, Office No. s. North s,h street.
B. BRANDRETH. NJ. d.
lima olth
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WIN. TEIEMAN B. CO.,
ssg9 al .0.o-.m
-Iz-l3- I.r1li fasssr--vS-esssY-a,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,

w y vi w q ullS lhCi'hehioy
Foot Of WiHow Street Rail Road,
ON THE pEJAwARE,
ii ANlNG associated with them Joseph Barnet,
II late OF Easton. Pa, rrsuectfully inform their
irerds and the public generally that they have Ia
Ken th t Large and well knnwn store and wharf Of
O"t nf Wiilnw Street Railroad, lately nccupie hv
Jacob Martin. where they purpose doing Gen"ra
Commission and Forwarding Business, and E ON
the local advantages of the place being conn, c,cI
with I'll The public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they fla,trr themselves they will
hr able to do business to great. il not eater adj
vantage, and upon ms reasonable terms any other
house. aud thcv assure their friends that any con-
sl9umcns made 10 them shall have their strict nt-
tcn"n, and no egaicns spared 10 give entire salts
faction.
They are also prepared io receive and forward
goods 10 any point on the D,Iawnre aud Ieh'rh
rivers between Mauch Chunk. Eas,on and philn-
also, :" nnv point "n tie Juniala river. or Nor
and W's, Branches of The Su-qnchnnna via Srhuvl.
kill and Union, the Chesnpeake and ride Water
Cana's.
For he accommodation of Boats coming or 60.
i'g wa >chuS'kill and Union Canals STE ,mhoat
VII To- k'p expressly for towing boats from he
SChuN k,l Stou, tn the Del cl,wate aud back which
will en blr merchants to have their produce deli.
weed on the Delaware, aud their goods slipp d al
saving OF 81 to IS per cent. 90 the priccs fl
h"uin nc o-s,-with these advantages they re-
sp, ctfuily solicit share nf Intrunnce.
W. HEILMAN 81 CO.
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u E>PECTFCI.LY inform their trends and
IL he Merchants generally, that they have Ia
ken those large and commodious Wharv's, with t""
Dn,ks, mouth of Chesnut street, on the Delaware.
tocether with the store No. 10 South Whnrves,
where ,hrv would hp pleased To receive cnnsgn-
ments If Gram, Fluur Seed. Whi-kev, Iron. &c.
&c. Being also we'll prepared Ia forward all kinds
of Merchandise hy the SchuyIkll and Uuiun, oT by
The Chcsap,ake and Iire Water Canals, rs tow
boats are kepl expressly for the purpose of towing
h"Hts hN Il ler route.
Merchants vii pr1se he particular to send their
Cr,ds drs,ired 10y either caua-, Il No. 10 South
Whprrss, between Market aud Chesnut STREETS. on
the Delaware, with directions accompanying rhem
which route they wish them TO I've shipped
II Plaster and Salt for sale, at III" lowest mar
krt price. BOLTON 81 CO.
March %, lei3 NJ. 10 South WhaTves.
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From the Broadway Journal.
A TALE OF LrZON.


Sits the old man in his dwelling, meath tn, low.
" roof Of reeds,
To himself his sorrows telling, as q hermit tells
his beads
mid the hush of glowing noontide scarce leaf
strs in the breeze,
Where it foateth, perfume laden, lightly DER the
ctron trees,
And silver fount is flashing in the sunlight near
the door,
Making music with its FLASHING, ripping DER
the pebbly floor
But the old man, all unheedng, sits in loneliness
apart
still the page of memory reading deeply traced
upon his heart.
10, hr wcepcth! No one seeth where the tear
adown his vest
Trickes DER the scapulary hanging low upon
his breast.
But anon he reverent bending crosses thrice his
furrowed brow,
And his voice is utterance lending 10 his plain.
tive spirit now
holy Mother! Mother hear me!
Hear a sorrowing heart complain
Earthly sorrow once came near luee,
Thou hast suffered mortal pain.
To the Worlds polluted affairs
from holer temples turned,
Aud my heart as 'twere censer,
There before mine idol burned
As the tree her odorous incense
Ponreth ever 10 the sur
have found the God worshippcd
But base parhelion!
Life's bright visions all have left me
Where my hopes lie crushed and strown
Time ofall loved hath ref me,
And am alone-alone!
Yet my soul. amid the ashes
Where sit with memory,
Through the tears that cloud my lashes,
Star OF Heaven looks up TO thee"
Now. a bird, swan.white, and shaking drops like
diamonds from his plumes,
SPRINGS from ont the glancing fountain, and q.
cross the garden blooms,
Bright as 'twere a heavenly sunbeam, darteth
through the open door
Svan-whtc, enters like spirit from the far 7.
lysian shore.
Thrice the old man round he circles in view
less, airy ring,
Then upon the rude stone table, folding down
each snowy wing,
Silently the white bird rerehes close beside the
old mans place,
And with his eyes clear, SOFT and luminous, loo
keith in his sorrowing face.
10! the sun, long past its zenith, hasteth on TO
other lands
And no more the old man leaneth down his brow
upon his hands,
Tut bcueath the glowing sunset in his cottage
door he stands.
None nay know what words OF comfort the swan.
white bid could jnrart,
mt Joy ya,s the oI mans visage, and sweet
~caca IS in his heat
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r p TASSEE,
E0De sAGo Na2A3 81 ~
VEGETABLE GOMPOuND,
FOR rHr cURs'F
DY = p f. p S | A.


"tIIS Medicine rs ell to The public gener-
ally from y full conviction that !, IS superior
I" anv other medicine now in use. for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness. &c.
its effects have been tested in private practice
# near light years. and it is now mnrr extensively
circulated, st the suliritu'e ot minv who hav" re
ceyed the most signal lpneit from the ue 1t It.
The following is one among number "i ctttIi
Gates received in relation to the success oi this me
dlcne;
LaSc.srgn Co. March lS.
Dn. Grouon w. ALLES.
Dear Sir Ill is With great pleasure ihat in
form ,ou nf he success attending Your DysfeI,ic
Medicine, VIII e cm,l we'd IN my.p ao'ic". Fto"
past experience firmly believe that in eight
"ui OF ten, the D,speptc, Il, the use "l your meh.
iue. may eu'ir " ri h,u,s,lt OF Ih thorn ~ ihe
pathway "f lie: rot oulv in dyspeI tic cases, hni
IN al of constipation and dIsea.rs d'pc' d
IN d,h,a ed state uf The n'rvou~ system, torr
lher with tn'y sid st tc of the bowels vi your E.
li,ir he fnu i nf ns sstm,bl' value. Nurpruus IN.
,tauc,s whe en- The us-fu - of the medicine has
been realized may I've fnwarded, if required !
wl,h y"u grta' success, aud recommend the medl.
cine TO the suiirr ne art If mankind.
louis. with great respect.
ROBERT AGNEW. NJ. D.
CT For sale at tie store of II. B. Masser, agent
FOR ,hr Proprietor. Sunhurv Pa.
bctolrr 26th. lSii,-ly
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To Country
NJ e r G. II A N r s.

THE Subscriber, Agent oi yon * Harris, Hat
Manufacturers. for Nrw York, rhiladclphia,
Baltimore and ,'her LARGE cities, N!os" Hats are
highly commended i,r goOd coi,' and 6r~at'Hiy,
has o. and a lir-t rate 1ssortm ut Of ~ rs and
CAPS suitable for Sprjnp ,Ie>, wh ch vii We sold
vcry low fn, cash aIlroveh credit, nj The nCted
Cheap store, No. 40, North Ihrd S'rcs,, OPP psi'e
the City Hotel, Phila elphin.
ROBERT d. WILKINSON, aren't.
n. b. Orders ibr Hats IN ,hc roust, promptly
attended to. The highest rice in rash of ua'Ie
gwen for Fw skins.
PhilIlelphia. June J !, lsi3.- -ly
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EkOreT's HE.
JOSEPH E. HOVER,

ManulaClurer Of WrllIng ana IndeIIl-
bic Ink. No l06 North Third Street, SIX
doors below Race, (east Slde)
III I L a d I, p H "A,
- DE>PECTFNlLE informs country merchants
IL and others. that he constantly keeps on hand
"a large stock of his Superior Black, Blue and Red
lik, and also a superior qn'lrty Of ludrlIi'e Ink.
H. ink is Pu, up IL bottles varying in size, from
la 80 ouucrs and will he sold on reasonable
r'rm-. The excellent qualities Off ink has so
thoroughly established It's character, that il is now
ext nsvrly used throughout tbs country.
- For sale at the store nf H. B. Mss.er. Sun,
bury, Pa. MAY 2Th. ls43.-ly
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BAN NIX TIE LIST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value OF all
Pennsylvania Bank Mites. The most implicit re,
lance may I've placed upon It, a. II - terery ,ofeT
iarrfully compared with aid corrected rom DICK
npll's Rrnntler.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE,

NO. 2oI. norm IHIId, 6OOCe tufODhW d.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ohm Dl lNN'AN. lare from IN" PrHn-ylya-
90 ma Ftrmrr, and Samurl Pike, jr., lac of A.
rn' rcan Hotel, Columbus ohio take pleasure IN ac
qnalriiug their frnds aud the public generally that
Ih'y have taken the large aud CommndIous Hn' !,
recently huiI nv the M.ssrs Hat ON the sarlr site
once ocr upird hy the oil esiahi. he'd Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above CallUw-
hill 81.
Thus Hotel ia finished in the very lest possible
manner. ard # the hest materials. lis loraton Is
very desirable. particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for hFaIlLg and ventlla,ing each
room is such as tn secure s"y temperature. The
h6drnoms are all light and airy, all furnished IN
neat sty e, SO NJ TO insure comfort.
The receiving pariors are al-o iunishei IN sn.
perh STYLE The windows are on the French style,
Eumiug an enhance Ia a balcony in front, viii, h
makes u pleasant recess, Particular stlrnrinn has
heen given 10 the beds and h dding which, with
he furniture, entirely now.
From yrars' experience in hn,el business, We
trust. hy strict sssduiy tC business, TO make ihi-
house desirable stopping place. Our table will
always re supplied wnh the very best our market
can Afford, and our bar with the best liquors and
wines at The most approved brands.
P.S There are frat rate slabna ind carriage
houses attached to the hotel, attended by cstful
and softer hosers, and charges " III be low, in
accordance with tue present hard times.
Philadelphia, oet. 7ih, ls42,
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SIIUGERT"S PATENT
WASHING MESETNE.

WASHING 2.
TENtlIS VI chine h NV h'en tested hy NOR
i than hi'ty families la this ncGhhnTh" cd. and
his given entire .atsiac,Ion. Il IS - simple IN H.
CT sirurti,n. that It CaIuot get out Of order. j.
couja iiS no iron t. ui, and 10 pings Or roll T. 10
gc' out of Ieprrr. II wtll do twice rs murh "ssh.
me, with e~s than halt the wrar and tear OF any o'
the late nvcn'nn. and whit Is "f Gr"a,cr in per
,arcr i, costs tn, little over halt much other
washing neCi ines.
The suh-, rlh.r has he exclusive right f'r Nor
rhumI"rland, Uuion. l. cnmrg. counhi', Lu-
zrrnr and Cliuion cnuutIes Price nf siuglr M
chwc Sc II. B. MASSER.
TIE following cetihrst' IS f,om few OF those
who have ,he,s m icl il e. ia use.
Suutuiy, Aug. "a, lSfi.
We, the subscribers ceruty that we have no"
IN Use. in our fsmilirs. "ShuGeIt. Patent Wash.
ing NJ chine" and 10 10, ht -iisle swing that il j.
most Excellent Invention That, ~ Wa'hing
It viii ave more ,hin one hall the u,un labor
That It does n, It require more than one third rhe
usual quauiy OF so p and water and that there
Is n ruhhiug snI cons qufnlly lue or no wca'.
ing r tearing -. i'h,i it knocks fl n" hutinns aud
that the finest clio he's - c collar, laCCs, tucks
iul's, &r., may I've Eas ed III n vey sh"rt time
without the least iujuN, ard IN fact without my
apIaten' snd tear, whairv.r. We therefor
chcrriuIly recommend 4 t. cur friends and ~ the
puhIc, as q most ust iul aud lihrT saNIUg mlrhiue
Oh HNRLES w HEGINS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
Gus PIE SAINTS,
GIDEON MARKlE.
Hnu. GEO g.. WEIKER,
BENZ. HENDRu KS,
GIDEON LEISENRlNG.
Hrmn's Horst, (fnrm rly fremont House, No.
ll6 Ch' snut snre',) Philadelphia, SeP'emh' :
2lsr, 1874.
have used Shuesrt's Patent Washing Machine
IN my hou e upwards nf eight month, aud do not
hrsiIsre TO tay that deem 1t = OF n mo use
ii AID valuahie lahur-savirg mach'nes ever inv'n-
rd. furmrrly kept two women C." tlnuHlIy "'-
cup,ed in Washing who now do as much ~ two
'nys as Ihry then dii in nue week 1bere IA n'
", AZ or tear IN washing aud il requi.s not NOR"
than onc.third the usual quantity III SOAP. have
/ had II number Of olh,r IA chimes IN my tam iy. bat
this is So decidedly superior tn every thing else aud
So lrtle hae t" get out nf rrpn', that would not
Il" without one # they should cost 'rn times The
price ihry are s''d for. DANIEL HEhh'
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William Idlm'n, }
William w. K,yse,
Joseph Barnet. )Philnd May Ia, lsi3-ly
J. J.MAYLANC, ,JR. s. co.

'NnuIl ana OOaccO NanulaCIuTtlS,
No. 80 North West corner Of Race aud Third
Streets
PHILAnEIPH1A
THE under. igned have formed to.pnrincrship
i under thr firm of I. MAYLAND in. & CO..
successors To- The late firm of JGcab .Hny'nnd q
Co., nnd will ,uiirue the business AT he old cs'a-
hl-hmrut on Their own account. In addition Ia
Their own close attention and experience fr many
wears. il the manufacture nf their refchrntri snuff,
&C. the long experience of the senior pa'tr er o tie
late firm. will sl,n I've devoted 10 The interest If he
new couccrn--aud as 10 exrrtion and care viii lie
spared insure their goods Al all Tins ot the We
~ hest quality, they solicit continuance vt the
confidence of The friends AMI customers Of the late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
J. MAYhAND, in.
PhiI,helphia Nav lfth, lSi3.-Iv
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JOHN MOYER. Tailor,
Walnut street. near Fourth, Reading.

Dnugl rssvillc, April 10Th, lSi3.
Mn. O,KLEr My son Edmund Leaf had the
scrolela In the most dreadful and distressing man
rer for lhre years durine which time he de-
ptivcd Of the use of his lmhs. hi, he,d and neck
were covered vnh ulcers We ui.d all he differ
rnr rcm'drs, N, to NJ fret, until rec"mm, nded
~ nr. John son uf Nnristown. and also DR.. Isaac
HnstrI, ol Rradn G. I" usr your Depuraiivc Sy'up
"t Sarsapnrla, ui which obtained several boules.
The of whrch dove he disease euIin ~ out of
hrs system the sore beilrd up, aud the child was
restored to perfect hr,lh. which be has fhjnN ed
uninterupiedly ev'T since, TO the a>t.nlshmrni OF
many persons who him du irg h,s ail ction.
have thought II nv du'y. aud send van this oenl-
iicatr thai utles who have like affection IN the
family moy know where To Obtain valuable q
medicine Yours truly.
AMELIA ID. LEAF.
Sent. l6 ISs3
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MuITox's BAuy.--Thc Boston Commercial
Gazette relates a laughahle anecdoe of Am
biard. the Frenchman, in who's" house the Duke
o Orleans boarded while in Boston. AUlblnrd
was a tailor Having made pair ut pantSloons
ror n Mr.. Lamb, but, forgetting the name oi his
customer, he went into the market and taking
hold OF a leg OF nutton inquired OF the butcher !:
Vat you call dis
This is mutton
'nsh, mutton, is it! Veil Vat you call dc
uulron's baby E?
The butcher answered, Lamb
Lamb. Oulr exclaimed the Frenchman,
dat is him. Monsieur Lamb is de very man
yot for make the paniulCon.
Mies Matilda Mugg has put out 'resh sh'n
rle at her shop door, with this announcement
II is as clear as mud
KNowTIs-l ar got in sum MI artikkies Ia"
s1il-sich as krakkers, HANDLES, kobbeis, kofy
kups and sawsirs, and menny other oltk
kles tn ewMurus tu menshun, all cell ng cheap
Kcll in.
p. S. Beens is bort here by the quort ol
booshill. Apply in the passige round the max
bril- torri,