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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-14

wv Hffft tItI ENBuk H~u 1tuBs 7if 4 III
RiHowoRAs. rTAPLEs ON THE FACE, AND oTHER
.;, cuTANEous ERupTIoNs.
or The JoLfo,cing cert ifca'e describes one offhe
naosi er~nordinayy cures ever voectea by any
application. ), t'ii ia f1a - -:
PHILApELPRIA, February 10, 1888.
kOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TErTEW on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old ,ud
continued until the Fall of 1885, ysrying in vio-
ience, 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 sweed al times until il felt 90 il il
would hurst-he swelling was so great. that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease used a crest
many AZ plcations. (amoug them several celebrated
preparations) as we'll ss taking inward remedies,
including number Of bottles Of Scaim's Panacen.
Extract Of Sdvsopnilla, &c, In fact il would be
impossible To enumerate sl the medicines used.
was also under the care Of two Of the most dis
tingushed physicians Of this city, but without re-
ce'v,ng much bene6' and despaired Of ever being
cured. In the fall Of 1896, the disease at the time
being very violent, ! commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling sbacd. the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
CURED. II has now been nearly year and half
since. and there is not vesge Of the disease r,-
manning, except the from the deep pits formed
by the disease. II is impossible for me to descrihe
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but will be pleased to give fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
dreds Of dolaIs to be rid Of the disease. Since u.
SinU n I have al :.
(among them my mother, who had the disease bad.
ly on her arm,) who were all cured by it.
JAMES DURNELL, No. l56, Race st.
~ The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. B.
aushan, Sosh East corner of Third and Race
streets. Philadelphia and sold on agency in Sunbu
ry,by H. b. MASSER,
May l4th. ls43 Agent
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Voices from the Crowd.


ARhNoNsTRhNcE WITH The AAHRoANL
BRorHrRs, why this rage and scorn?
Why these sibes and taunting fangS
Were your sires not English born?
Speak you not the English tongue
Think you not with English thought
Is not Shakespeare yours and ours :
And the same religion taught
In our cities, and your bowers
Brothers turn your thoughts TO peace,
md let all this discord cease.
Why should war alright the earih7
Were the lands yon covst thus,
Richer, larger, better worth,
Wherefore should you fight with usf
'Twould be scandal 10 our kind,
An opprobrium to our creed ~
lfthrough rage and malice blind,
One American should bleed;
Or if Eng lands meanest SOD
Lost his life for Oregon.
Eye do desire the land
Bide your hour-'twill not be loRS.
Clear it-plant it--send band
Peaceful, enterprising, strong,
Who will people all the cline
Spreading commerce as they 90.
Free 10 answer ia their time,
When you ask them " Yes, or rel"
But beware, for Freedoms sake
Oh. beware, the part you take.
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sw THE BRITISH LION. sss
A New Song, bat an Old ssory. tsSt
TuSs.-7He Great Sea. Snate.

Tuvs-7He Great Sea. Snake.
Oh, p'rap. you may have heard, and il not, I'll
Ofths British Lion free, fs7af
That was constantly agoing for 70 makes spring
q Upon his en--e---ne. g8tY
But who, being rather groggy at the knees,
Broke down, always, before;
And generally gave feeble wheezs
Instead of a loud roar.
Right toor rcl, loor rol fee 6aw fun,
The Slitish Lion bold
That was always a-going for TO do great
things, .s.,tst
And was always being "soldr"
tlo was carried about in a caravan,
And was shcw'd in country parts, ia
And They said walk up. Be in time! he cen
Eat Corn-Law-Leagues like tarts!" :"
And bis showmen shouting there and then,
To puff him didn't fail, f-s.,4,
And they said as they peep'd into his den,
'Oh, don't he wag his tail 20
Now, the principal keeper of this poor beast,
Wan Humbug was his name, AI =.
would once evry Gay SUR nlm up-at iedst-
md wasn't that Game '.s .'t-i
For ha hadn't a tooth and he hadn't claw,
In that Struggle SO Sublime"
And however sharp they touch d him on the raw,
lie couldn't come up to time. N'3"i beers
And this you will observe, was the reason why
Wan Hnnbug, on weak grounds, ks
Was forced to make believe that he heard his cry
In all unlikely sounds.
60, there wasn't bleat from an Essex Calf
Or Duke, or Lordlng slim; e
Blu: he said with very triumphant lasgh,
-'-s'I'm biest If that amt him. ---,.
AT length, very bald in his name and tail, (
This British Lion growed;
Tie pined, and declined, and he satisfied
The last debt which he owed.
And when they came to examine tbs skin,
II was wonder sore,
10 find that the animal within n
Was nothing but BOAR.
Right toor rol, loor rol, fee hw fun,
The British Lion bold!
That was always a.goins for to do great
things, ,. .
And was always being ''soldl"
cATNAcH
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HELP THE
II G Gl n er S .

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il Cnizens Of Sunhury and the public generally,
that they have purchased The shop Of Mr.. William
Hoover, in Market street, ore door west Of the Post
Office, where they will continue the
Cabinet-Making business,
in oil its branches. The public may expect their
work done in The latest style. They hope, by strict
attention to business, to merit q share Of public
patronage.
or Collins made to order on the shortest notice,
and country produce taken in exchange for work.
WIN. YOUNtiMAN & Il G. MARTIN.
Snnbury, May i7lh. lS45.---ly.
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-, EAGLE
. OO NJ NJ Il
10rneT v Third and Vine Nireei.
WILLIAMSPORT. PA.

SoTHef ~ fHrd ana VINE MreeiS,
--s1 W1LLIAMSPoRT, PA. F
Y\hE snhscrber respectfully announces tn a
Il public, that he has opened Hotel in the cor
modious brick building situate on the corner
Third and Pine streets, where he will be happy
wait npon those who may favor him witt III.
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and CONVEX
ent, and furnished in the best mo,lern STYLE. Il
provided with large number Of well aired
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms priv,
paTlors, &c. Persons visiting Williamsport on
siness or pleasure, msy rest assured that every {
ertion will he used to render their soiourn at
Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His Ia
will he supplied with the very best the market
fords, and his bar with The choicest wines and OF
liquors--thatees reasonable. The Eagle Ho
possesses greater advantages in point Of iocali
than any other similar establishment in the borou
being situate in the business part Of the town.
within a convenient distance of the Court Ho
and Wiillamspori and Eimira Rail Rosd Drput.
Sufficient S,ablng provided, and good and tru
ostiers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servs
have been employed. snd nothing left undone
will add to the comfort and accommodation Of
guests. s-.I-t .....
There will he carriage always in attendance
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and r.
the House, free Of charge. $50,
..es ss CHARLES BoRRows
Nav lA,b 1870
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COunterfeiters'
D E A z II q LO w.

Me public will please observe that no Brandreth
= Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three la
hels upon il. (the top, tbe side and the bottom)
each containing fac. similt signature Of my hand
writing. thus-B. BHiSpHEru, NJ. D.--These la
hel, are engraved ON steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense Of over S2,000.-Therefore
1t will be seen that the only thing necessary to pro-
cure the medicine in u purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly aulhori-
led and hold
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l"NATURE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION"

prescription congenial 10 our wants. as tits pie
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author ofnature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes, that many who kn6w nothing
OF The modaof lie preparation ore endenvorins 70
reap pecuniary benes by selling on Article similar
IN name or in appearance, by representing their
own'rash as superior 70 this BAIsAM. or by put.
ting up mixture and solemniy ssse vets,ing tha il
Ismpored from foreign country, vhichis no, the
case. All these deceptive arts 60 TO show tha,
WIsrAW's BALsAM Is known to the world 10 he
'"THE GREAT REMEDY y" and ,hat to neil
any mixture II must be like this ia name, or pur.
port 10 be like il in substance.
~ Believe not the cunningy wrought fabrics.
tions-snd take only the original and genuine
WIsTAR's BALsAM oY Win CHNRnY.
ii NO OTHER GAN DE LIKE 1T.
Address all orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80
Ann ST., New York. 20 f.iGftf 'at
Agents, JOHN w. FRTTdNG, Sunbury,
d. BRAUTIGAM. Northumberland,
..fl J.K. MOYER. Bioomsbtrg,
J. WAGG0NSELLER, Sel;ns. Grore,
BROWN & GREASY, M!8hnriAe.
Feb. 22d. ls45 -ly ,...g.
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Cabinet-Naking business,
A = III R " 4 El &C AP,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL

HAT d CAP NCFACTURERS,
South Easi corner Of Market and 4th sts..
Philadelphia, 6
WHERE they always keep on hand an exten-
sive assortment # HATS e CAPS Of every
description. got mp iDihe hest and most approved
style. Persons deIirpus c purchasing superior ani-
cies on the most rrasor allie terms. will find il to
their advantage to call before making purchases
elsewhere.
Pbiladelphis. Oci. 5tt. ls44--ly
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oHRTrrIcArEs OF AGENCY

r oi she saie vi Df0ndrefhs vegetable Cnirersdf
Pills.
Northumberland county: Miton--Msckey &
Chsmbe'lin. sunbury-H. b. Masser. M'E~ens-
vllle--ifeland Il Meixelt Nonhumi erland--W N.
Forsyth. Georeetown-J. & ]. Wsils
Union County: New Berlin Bogar & Win.
ter. Selinsgrose-George Gundrum. Middle
hurg-issac Smith. Beaverown-DaviJ Huber.
Adamsbute--Wm. J. May. Miffiinsburg-Me Mensch
Ray. Hartle,on-Dsnie Long Freeburg--
g. & F. Z. Meyer. I.ewisburg-WslIs & Green
Colombis county; DanvilIe--E. b. Reynolds
Go. Berwick-shumsn 4 Ruenhouse. Cat
tawissa---C. @. Brobts. Bloomsburg-Joh R.
Meyer. jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
Robt. McCay. Imestone-BalIia. Z McNinch.
Observe that each Aeen, has an Engraved Ger
.i6cate OF Agency, containing representation Of
Dr BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
and upon which will also he seen exact copies of
the nsiU labels now used upon the Brandrefh Pin
Bores. tN'" p reN AH 6
Philsdelphis. Office No. 9, North sih street.
B. BRANDRETH, MD.
fT D~s 49, l..aq
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EpENNsYLYANIA.

The f,Iicsins list shows the current value Of all
'snnsylvsnia Bank N,'tesssz The most implicit re-
lirnre may No piSccd upcn'M ss II iseSery toeek
arefi,ay compared with aid corrected from Bick-
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EXTRACT OFA LETTER FROMA POS7
MASTER. DATED

rENBnoKE, Washington co., Maine, A Or. 90, Is44.
MR.ISAAC BUTTS.-Dem sir:i At the re.
quest of many of my friends in this place and Wei.
ry Who afflicted with CONSTRUCTION snd liver
complains, take the lihery of asking you TO ap.
POINT some one in this county rs agent TO sell WIS
rams BALsAn OF WIN CuEpRr. and to send him
few d'zen. there is none Of i; fdr sale within
200 miles from this / have no doubt that il would
meet with ready sale If il were where it could lie
procured without too much expense and delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since
with wha, the physicians called the first stage Of
consump,ion-a complaint very prevalent in this
section Of country. Having seen the BsIsam al.
vertised in Augusta. eo .a,Gs ,aaa tsI
70 200 MILES FROM HERE, %
took the pains TO send there for bottle Of it,
which she took, and which helped her so much that
sent for two bottles more which she has also ia.
ken. and he now says she has not fel, so well for
six years as she does al this time All those who
have inquired Of me and asceriained what efec, the
Balsam had, are anxious 10 have some for sale in
this vicinity, which is the cause Of my writing yen.
Please inform me by return Of mail whether you
conclude to send some. and IL so to whom in order
that il may he known where it can be had.
am with respect yours, etc.
,. G. FARNSWORTH p. NJ.
The whole country is fas, learning that no med-
cine--no physican-no preparation of any kind
whstever-can eqnal Dx. WisTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRT.
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CONSUMPTION.

We will not assert that this BALSAM will cure
Consumption in ist worst form. but il has cured
many after oil other means Of relief he'd been tried
in vain.-And whyn = Itsecms that the WILD
CHERRY was destined by Mature to be our PA.
NACEA for the ravasine diseases Of this cold la
titude. Let not the despairing invalid waste his
money md loose TINE, TO him 50 all important,
IN experimenting with The trashy nos,rums Of the
day, but use at once medicine that will cure n
cure he possibe---a medicine that science sppeoves,
and many years of experience have demonstrated
that v ni,cdys relieves. adf faa.b
,"7Nere il no such thing as fail" in The history
Of his wonderful BALSAM. Evidence ,he most
convincing lencc that no one can doubt, fully
estahi hes this fact. For the sake of brevity we
select the following from thousands. cf y
Isaac Plat, Esq. Editor of the Pokeepsie Eagle,
one Of The most influential journals in tho state Of
New York, s,a,esunde, tho authority Of bis own
name, that young lady, relstve Of his, of very
delicate constitution. was attacked in Feb. 1912,
with severe cold which Immediately produced spit.
ting If blood. cough. fevet and other dangerous and
alarming symptoms. Through medical treatment
and care she partially recovered during summer.
But on the return Of winter she was attacked more
violently than at FIRST, she became scarcely ahle TO
walk and was troubled with cough. chs and fever
every day, and appeared to he going rapidly with
consumption; at this time, when there was n, sign
Of Improvement, Mr.. Plat procured bottle If
WIsriR's BALsaM nv WITH CHEnpv. which she
took, and il seemingly restored her. She got So
cond and before 1t was half taken she was restored
TO perfect heaih which she has enjoyed to the pre-
sen, time, without the sgh,ert symptom other for.
mer disease ,Hi. ait'ii' bl
Mr.. Pntt save "the cure came under nv own oh.
servston and cannot he mistaken as 10 the facts :"
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VVISTARsS nrras
BALsAp1 OF WILD CUERRv.

A Compovmd Baisnrnic Prepsrs,ton from
=, Wtid Cherry Bark aud Tar,
The best remedy known 10 The ,cord for The cure of
coughs, colds. asthma Group, bleeding Of tie
~ lungs, ,chocpins cough. brcnehitis nfp..,
enza. shortness Of breath, pain and ~
Seokness in The breast or side, 81
a.. Eper complaint, and the -
fret sf10es If ftff-af ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-05

CALL FOR MORE .TRoors.--The Washington
uninn OF the 10th instant, has the following an
nouncC-ment.
Cal for more Iruops. We understand that
acquisitions have been sent out from the War
Department., calling inio the service of the U.
States nine additional regiments of volunteers
to serve during the war with Mexico, unless
sooner discharged They are asked for from
the following States:
One regiment of Infantry from Massachu-
sets.
ne regiment of infantry from the State Of
New York.
One regiment of infantry from Pennsy lvania.
One regiment of infantry from Virginia
One regiment of infantry from North Caroli-
na.
One regiment Of infantry from South Caroli-
ma.
One regiment OF infantry from Louisiana
One regiment of infantry from Mississippi.
One regiment Of mounted men from Texas.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-05


At meeting Of the citizens of Madison
county, at the Count House, in Canton, called
in consequence of the fall of Mr. A. ?. BUSN,
HAN, in the late battle of Monterey.
Maj, E. II, Powell was called TO the chair
and Mr.. Charles Thompson appointed Secre'
tnry.
The Chairman then appropriately and briefly
explained the object of the meeting.
On motion of Mr. C. c. Shackleford, that a
committee be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sen iment of the meeting on
the occasion. The Chairman named Messrs.
g. c. shackleford, 7. c. Topper and f. G.
Henry as the Committee.
While the Committee were out, Mr.. Ohio R.
Singleton was called on, and delivered an elo-
quen' and feeling eulogium on the character
Of the lamented deceased.
Mr.. 4. P Hoy was also called by the meet
ing, and bore testimony as an early acquaint-
ance, to the high character, and moral worth
of his fallen friend.
The Committee then reported the following
resolutions:
'"N'SeS1 'h'S h'SSfhS "''"
feelings OF the most poignant rev, that our
yosngxli nd and fellow citizen, a. P BURN
HAM, EEL moItaliy wounded at the battle of
Monterey, and expired shortly alterw ards; and
whereas, the deceased was. at home, in time of
peace, admired tor his virtues and good con-
duct, and in the hour Of war and peril nobly
threw himself into the point of danger, and
gloriously persisted as a patriot soldier; there
fore,
Re'olred, That a ?. BURgHAM, for his sour
age, disintereste daess and patriotism, justly
merits the thanks and admiration Of the CON-
munity which knew him, and the gratitude of
the people of the United States.
Resoired, That We deeply sympathise with
the relations Vi the gallant Diseased ~ .holi
ire parable bereavement, and while we hope
his services are properly appreciated, we also
hope his friends will be found eager to avenge
his death.
After the resolutions were adopted, on mo-
ton OF DR.. ?, J. Ewing,
Rsa,'sl, That The Secretary send to the
near relations of the deceased, copy of the
proceedings of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
E. II. POWELL, Sim.
CuArLzs TGo%rsoy, See'W.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-05

New USES OF CoTToN. "A writer in the
Charleston Courier says: "Excellent cotton
mattresses and pillows are now made in Germa-
ny and England, by a new process. spec
men of the articles were recently brought to
this city from Bremen. The cotton is prepar-
ed by machine which renders it surprisingly
elastic. There is no doubt, it is said, that cot
ton will supersede the use of feathers or hair
for many purposes. Thus, the consumption OF
American cotton must vastly increase every
year"
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The beautiful Die,-And those also

The Beautiful Die!-And those also
whose lives have been marked by active deeds
of benevolence and untiring devotion in
anne celebrating the condition Of man Alas!
how relentless are thy darts, oh death! But
of all thy ministers that attend upon thee in
solemn state, quick to obey thy awful behesi
Consumption, The Unsuitable foiter, as formerly
most to be feared; but thanks to the inventive
genius of civilized man remedy has been
found that has proved itself an almc st invar-
bic specific for this most dire disease. lfresort
be had to the BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY in the
early stages of Consumption, positive cure
may be relied upon. Thousands of the most
interesting cures are constantly taking place,
but let ALL who would get the right medicine
inquire particularly for Dr. Wistar's Balsam,
as the basest limitations are abroad.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold by
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
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The way 10 make Governors & judge

The way 10 make Governors & Judges.
We expressed a very lltle surprise at the
Summary mode in which greasy Mexicans
were manufactured into native citizens b +, T.,
'Iprcsto! chargar Of Gen Kearnev. Gu, this
great nocromancor las performed another lcai
that far exceeds the former. BY another wave
Of his magic wand, and simply utteIing thu
cabalis;ic words, 'by the authority of the Presi-
dent OF the Gated States these came citizens
are at orce changed into Governors, Judges,
&c. Wei, might Paddy commisserate the eitu-
alton of Judge Elliot, who was so psrse5 uted
for making few illegal votes. BpNufaddy
ought to recollect that there is a gre1f Afcr-
once between the small thief, who filches a
paltry pocket handkerchief, and the plunderer
Of nations. The following Proclamation hav-
ing appeared in the official organ, ma he con-
sidered genuine. Why doesn't Taylor make
citizens and governors! is he not as potent a
magician as Kearney.
NoGce.-Being duly authorized by the Pre-
sident Of the / nitcd states Of America, here
b. make the fllowing appointments for the
Government Of New Mexico, Territory OF
the United States.
The officers thus appointed VIII be obeyed
and respected &C ord ngly.
Charles Bent, to be Governor.
Donaeiano vigil, to be Secretary Of Terri
tory.
RlchaIj Da!lam, to be Marshal.
flames P. clair, U4iied States District At
toTnoy.
ClIaFles Plummor, " be Treasurer.
Eugene Leitensao.ilr, to be Auditor Public
Accounts
Jonb Hoaghion, Antonio lose O;ero and
Charles Besubiea, to be Judges Of The ''sups-
nor Court" n
Given at Santa Re, tbs capital Of the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, this e2d day Of septem-
Der, 1896, and in the 7lst year Of the Indepen-
denee Of the United States.
s. w. KEAREEY,
Brig. Cen. a. S. "A.
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rs THIS MEDICINE? we exclaimed

. ITO mEDlClNE! we exclaimed
Il the other day, on tasting some of
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge. II certainly
has none of the nauseous flavor, which
one associates with the idea OF phvsic.
Children consider it quite a treat, and in
taking t their palates are gra,ifed, and
their health restored at the same time.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge not only des
troys worms, but carries Off the mucus
in which they are imbedded, and effects
radical and permanent cure Every
mother knows the prominent symptoms
of worms, such as voracity, leanness,
feted breath, grinding of the teeth dur
ing sleep. paleness Of the lips, itching
Of the nose, &C., but there is other indi-
cha not so gene rally recognized A dry
cough, dull eyes, enlargement of the
abdomen, and many other symptoms
common TO other diseases. frequently
renore the presence OF yorms. If their
existence is even suspected, the Vermi-
fuge should be administered, because it
can do no arm IA any case, aud may do
incalcuahle good.