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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-02-20
Orphans Court Sale.


IN pnrsu nee Of an order of he Orphans Court
of NoIhumle' e'laud county, will be Id a, pub
lie sale, On lhursd y the 18th day of March next.
al the late residence of Jeremi IN j. Vas,ine deed,
IN Rush township in sid county. To wit: \ Ter
tain tact "f land .tu ie in the township Aforesaid,
called the Mill tract. being the one undivided halt
pant thereof, containing in the Whole ten acres nd
joining land uf benjamin T. Vas,ine aud oth,r.,
on which are efecled Gis, Mill Dwelling House,
Barn and other Improvements. Also, q trsct Of
land (of which The widow Of Peer Va tine, decd
has the life e.late) in same township. Containing
l0i more or less, dj,inine land II Bei amln
F. Va,iine, William kase, William Seat. Besia.
min l.. Nsstne and Others, on which erected
a I'VE story dwelling house barn, Wagon shed and
other Improvements. Al-o. another tract of land
In same township, containing ore hundred ard
twenty-'~o aerrs nofe or less. adjaiuins lewis V.
Vastine, James Eekman, William senu aud othets.
Late the estate OF Jen miah j. vastine. decd.
Sale ~ CONNIE nee at 10 o'clock, A. N. of said
day. when the cohIitiors of sale win he made
known W PETER +. yASTlNB,
LYDIA VAsTINE,
BY order Of the court. Adm's.
EDWARD OYSTER, Crk.
sunbuiy, Ian. l6, lsi7.->-s
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More Good News

More Good News
FOR THE PEOPLE OF SUNBURY !
TUST opened NEW TIN, SHEET.IRON
% AND COPPER MANDATORY, whole.
and retail. in the building lately occupied by Geo
Wei.er. Esq. as . cooper shop. sccrnd door east
of Mrs Boul,on's Hotel, Market street, whore may
he found, at all times.
Large Assortment Of Tin-warc,
made up in the hes, manner, and OF the best lin.
Also. all kinds Of SheetIron work on hard. such
as Store Pipe, .fmeriean and Russia Coal Buck.
els, and ShoueLs, which " u be sold as cheap as in
any Other town in Northern Pennsylvania. Also
Oh hand SrovEs of all kinds, such as
COOKING STOVES AID PARIOR STOVES,
which will he sold cheap. for cash.
The sui scrihtr asks the citizens OF Sunhury and
the surrounding county FOR Their support, feeling
assured that he give general satisfaction in any
kind Of work that they may want done, in his line
of business.
All kinds Of repairing ne, at the shor,c., no.
lice and on the most reasonable terms.
Old Copper, Pewter aud Lead taken in rr.
change for work.
BENJAMIN sETTLEMOYER.
Sudbury, F.b. 9th, ls47.-3t ....
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Lewisburg, on the 9th inst, by the Rev
3. Mar, Mr.. J. GRiEs BoGGs, OF Baitimcre,
TO Miss ROSETTA c. GRAHAM, Of lie wisburg
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G"EA+
Clothing Establishment

OPERATIONS in CLosuINs seem to he III
~ order Of the day, at the Philadelphia Ward
Robe, los Chrsnut street, where every article in
the line is kept, and sold at sson hing low prices
embracing ..-.
Cioaks, BangnPs. Over Sack Costs, shor, Sack
Goats. Super French Cloth Dress Frock
Costs, Psntsloons Of every g 'ade and
style, any Of whi9h will he sold either
by the garment or dozen, st pIi-
ces that will jdstify the
most economical in
buying.
We sdvise oil who want good and cheap Clio.
thing. to call at No los Chesnut street,
Philadelphia. Feb 9th, ls4T.-6m
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Jeremiah J. VaStine,s Estate.
CHEAP WATCHES.

Cf1 6kAE w wATCAGS.
The Cheapest Gold and Silver Watches
IN PHILADELPHIA. ....
~ OLD Levers. full Jewcied, a45 90
" Silver do. do. 23 90
Gold Lepines, JeweieI, 80 90
Silver do. do. Is 90
Silver Quarters, fine quality, 10 90
Gold Watches, plain, 800
Silver Spectaclte, rs
Goll Pencils, 200
Gold Bracelets. 100
Also, on hand. large assortment of Gold and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings. breas, pins, hoop
rings, gold pens, silver spoons, sugar tongs, thm-
blcs, gold neck curb and fob chains, guard keys
and Jewellery of every description, at equally low
prices All wan, is call TO convince custo-
mcrs.
All kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted TO keep good time for one year. old
gold or silver horeht OF taken in exchange.
For suh, eight day and thirty hour brass clocks,
at LEWIS LADOMUS'
Watch, Clock and Jewellery Store, No. 4l3i
Market street, above Eleventh, no.lh side, Phila-
phia.
az have some Gold and Silver Levers still
much cheaper than tire above prices.
Philadelphia. Dec. &c, lSi6.-ly
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Sunbsry. Feb. 20, Is47.

q - AIEHlDN.
A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing q
IA note for SIS, dated The beginning Of April,
1916, given To me by Bonneville Holshoe. Said
no'e having been stolen on the night Of the Cd OF
february inst, payment will I've stopped.
CHARLES FETTER
Upper Mahonoy. Feb. i3, ls41.-2t
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Feb. 90, lS47.
uANCE'S COMPDtND SYRIlpO OF HORE.
L HOUND-FOR THE CUPE or


uANCE'S COMPDtiND SYRUP OF HORE
IL HOUND-FOR THE CURE or
Coughs Colds, Consumption. Splitting of Blood
Pain in IRE 81 and Breast. Bronchits,
Group, Asthma. and all disease, ari.
sing from a disordered cnnd,tioa
ofihe M,gs or neglected. coia
CT The following sonnet was addressed to the
proprietor by Q Young Lady who was cured Of
Con ,umption:
Ho! ye who pant with filling breath,
And Iinc awsy snd die:
HaSrG shall "lut away" ,our death,
And tight, anew, your eve. .-
How SWEET it mrlts upon the tongue,
How gta,eful ." the bsesstl
s'rious theme f'r poets song,
Soo,hins his cough to rest.
HA>ck! favored OF the Gods, art thou!
A bitssing to Thy race,
Let laurc's a urish on ,hv hrow,
And wealth, those laureis grace.
When heroes are forgotten; kings
De'U ct; or, ceased TO reign;
GIL ry, fr thee, shall Zap her wings;
Thu conqueror Of pain.
Price so Cents per ho,te or 81. bottles for 50 so.
Prepared and sold by SETH s. HANCE,
los baltimore ST. aud conner Charles & Pratt sts
aud by GEORGE BRIGHT, su,bury,
D. BRAUTIGAM, Northumberland.
Feb On iRl7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
toR TIE VINO.
questions Tor walter .. LCaIIe, ESQ

II S..as Wright, Mr.. Buchanan Governor Cassor Mar.
tin Van Bu'n snou't be the OF tie rext DEMO.
CRATIC CONVENTION for the mex, Presidency, will
Mr. Leqke woe Tor either Of Them IN opposition 10 Mr Clay
General Taylor, ony other candidate known 10 be on
posed 10 the " iLMOT PROVlSOl
WA mr. Lease should ne be our next representative in
me Congress o! Tie United S,slc8 vote for THOMAS
RIICHlE iuF any Ctirs, while be, the sid Richie will
not p.,ese himself TO Voe against the NOMINEE OF the
nex' Demcauc convention ior tie Pres iency should said
nominee be IN favor Of the WlLMOT PROVISO}
Does W. D. Lcake recognise The right OF the Congress
Of the United states TO egisate on any subject t5lci-7
TIE question Of sLAyERY IN any OF the States Of this Uni
on
Does w. Le-kc-shoud we, By conqu,s, or other
We attach ihe wuoie orGny par q. Mexico 10 our Union
eNcea into sa'c-dou5i the exclusive rglt Of said as
90 o-ea'eo) Co HOLD SLAVES. PROVIDED .a5ri;y OF
Tie people Of SAID Sites IT, M defiance OF any cox
'TrUroNsL RIGHT gi the Congress OF the dated States to
incriaIs2
The humble niiviu-I putting tho foregoing inierr5-,-
torres 20 Mr. l. Ike the candidate r Conrfe7s
Ifom til osiI,t, BOfts lFhig rRLE HOLDER SGtvr
o"NlE aHu one o' he lew who believes Slavery national
blessing, and would not i've nons!ayeb.dir sstr IN
lef any eHcHm-iarcss. PALO ALTO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19

"sd the Objectionable clause in the Oregon bill been
rejected adopted Oregon would been free terrific
~. because Il all above the line which the South has
been willing to eoneede, not Of rgh but Of
pIomse."-ERaSTer.
SO much the insulting the Incorporation Of the
wilmot pFoyiso in the bil-so much the moro manilesy
does osnce the 6xod aud unaterabo purpose Of tho
North TO insist upon the OF that proyso "funda
mental condition. in oil future aequs Of territory
II they refused 20 strike out adopt the Missouri
Compromise line substitute for that proviso in the
Oregon b although they knete that the territory teould
BE- free without any such stipulation, how much more in
heSbly will they insis, upon corporation bills here
after, adding parts OF Mexico TO the Union which may
lie South OF that compromise linel Why If the wimot
provso was not operative In Oregon did the Northern men
nsst upon inserting il in the bill organ sing territorial
government and resist every attempt modify III Was
IL intended gTatai.OBs insult the Souhf And did
that circumstance induce - Southern Locooco members
vote for the bill containing IT, and % other Loeoioeo
Southern members absent themselves when the vote was
taken its passagef Whether operatire or not the
WAS SURRENDERED by the active CO.
operation OF p Southern LocoioeOs and the passive acqui
cseenee OF % Others in the passage of the Oregon bill
hat right have they complain, them OF the ePpedton
Of ths principle to another BILL in which, perehance it
may be operatve1 Especially what right have they who
acted ho the fanatics that occasion, and those who
defend who their conduct uow to question
fidelity To the South of other who have given As
evidence least OF their faith or indifference be-
cause forsooth they will give "pledges pre-
erbcd 20 them by their opponents for eseonesriRg pEr
aionsi "frsi take the beam OF thine own eve
before thou companest OF the that is in thy neigh
,ois eye"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
Destructive Fire.

On Saturday as atou. O'clock fire broke ont. f, d.
sllr9-e1 accidentally, DO 7rso brick bli dug, OF Roc
cts, i'e properly %. Joseph Il Aude Ou tsq and known
as hndgr3na sIIpyud which, with largo quantity Of
machinery, We consumed. The FIRE ,z'snicd to $50
wooden bII.da1s on .ha some side of He street, which
were nso burnt down-and thence, cr9gg the street, q
WIND beIag very high At the time, vas communicated IN
several other buidngs. which fell prey IN 'be nans.-
Nnc icnemo1s, including large brick lumber house the
liter owacd b M,ssr' WcDb, Bacon & CO., were d.
'r we'd together with large quantity Of cotton gfoccucz
SC. &c stored DO ihc lumber house. We have no, earned
whether the buildings or Other property were covered
by insurance. The fire companies were promptly on Oh,
ground, bu, owing 60 the difficulty OF obtaining water
their o1er,ions we're lees successful than usual
The is the most destructive fire that has occurred ir
Ric hmord for efrrr yrar4
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Mr.. Folks Terms.

We are indebted the New Orleans Pieayune for the
following from the Mexican official jlurna!-be
DariO de! GSJerHO-saling the propositions recently
made by Government that OF Mexico through Seao
A tocha:
"a commission shal be named 10 arrange the conditions
This commission shall be composed Of Messs Benton and
Buchanan and one member OF Congress Of the opposition
and two Mexican commissioners The commission shall
assemble wherever the government Of Mexico may APP
point
The United States demand the parallel Of &c degrees Of
latitude from the Gull OF Mexico 10 the Pacific as the d.
vidng line.
The u. 5 will pay fifteen millions OF dollars in cash Co,
the territory occupied soemny engaging not 10 exact or
claim any expenses Of the These expenses ere est-
mated about thirteen millions; Consequently the L :
der that hey would pay GIT millions OF dol
lar- Tor the territory scrioed
The u. : gu1r1uee hatItw never cCnscnt that arv
territory Of Mexico aa be annexed TO the Anne
equally guarantees the severe g;y Of N,,.
leo, especially her territory south Of the parallel OF 20
degrees
The U. 5. will place 10000 men, infantry and cavalry.
upon the boundary lae' 30 prevent smuggling and tho IN.
cBr-i0ns Of the Indians
The IT, engage 10 adjust all disputes about old clams
we give the remainder Of tie sentence Sgansh-rgr
o tefutofo cedido por ueras. deu1as c1r1rgrras Sci
An alliance offensive aud defensive sh4l be- sg1 a. bs-
tween the 5 aud Mexico epcl oil European !nteryeu.
ton Ia the ali4rs Of America.
Altoona Is authorized Jy le Government Of the L. $ 10
adjust the terms OF tho rcay cf peace"
We publ is statement. for lhs present without CON.
nen, because m.y not he altogether accurate IT, how
ever these be- s.5cd as ths ulimag,s of
Government, fear ,hat the return ct peace will be
long postponed. Another yeors' siege Of Troy may be
expected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
lIcAicmn OfiicinI pnnor..

We ore compelled 60 exclude rh.s morning great deal
of mater which VIC d'sutd 90 pub .h in order to make
room or Santa hnua official account of the baus Of Bl.na
veto. lisw written innni'es'y under the influence of sr-
r subuucd ~ fcycre but nevertheless not dsposed 10
succumb 60 them Il1 claims the victory a. Blena Vista
on. ascrbcs h5 retreat exclusively 90 his INABILITY 10 su
ssi h troops Certainly have no reason @, infer from
the language oi this document that be has any gee,ton
o. speedy peace.
The P.cayunc, from which copy Santa Aun1s letter.
also contains tie Mexican olicaI account or ie bs.c II
Sacramento ar unofficial accgunto which has been ere.
tOQro Published in which the MoUcan.. uaJ,rG., I,,
reda were ls.oa,d BY tae detachment OF Misr,l vY,
t,crs under COL DOn phcn, 1nI tic consequent m ,lC.
huahua MO tho hands Of the latter The W,feto bal, ,a
stated 10 be from so 90 100 men; that OF the Asr., b.
not stated This battle took place On the 9th of March
The American force numbered 900 and tho Mexican. 1900
men. Gen. Horeda calls earnestly for rsnlorcsmepr n.
he understands chat the enemy b. about 10 march 7, tie
siae Of Daurg5 which will be lot unless o. loas, 1000
nilnCy 800 cavalry and pieces OF artillery Of bo regp.
/ lar army. be s,at Tor he deience."-
The Piolyune oso comic loo Suu'ry extracts from Mex.
can p'Pefs bu, We End them M 10 che future poll
ey o. The Go'ernmen,, which now rc-organz 3D. with
s'n'a Anna at head. The following extract, m .,
from MI Kendall, give gloomy account Of Affair." =, ,ss
| capital. ~ ''
| r,.,, H.. ill.,. NfEA Cruz, April J. 1877.
oV ol igmoi,' AH agreo that Santa Anna has reached
the capital but The accounts conflict a. d, Inn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19

The U. 5 transport 'cA0.rer hauy Long, arrived yes-
to-day from the bruz1s whence led m tue 2i INST,
We are deeply lebiei 90 Nr "ctar nd, who came
passenger io schooner. !of late number Of ire Nata-
moros t-s and 60 accounts O.. as rumo.s 100 crcu.uon
% the Rio Gran-e.
There ore ug4rn rumrrs Of an action between in, adj
vlnced guard Of Gen. Taylor aud portion Of Urea.
orc-s The story b. tot Gel Taylor with Ta.'4 dro-
gOons, B-agg's battery aid rort on Of the nrckv en-
yaIy-aYout1OO 10 a.-was on tis return towards on
isfef- when he hrlrl TOO; he within di1s march
of Urea. ~, Imm altiy gave pdrsuii ord finally win
E- advance rl.rd tl.uIHr.d ta 5cs! guard Of Cen Ire
res an a-u9u eausd, and the ru4Or on % say 90
70 he'd il-cd sew n1g7 when courier isft whom CO..
laor rent back 90 Has'-1 ur the Qua body Of ti. t
ml-r0. lu1 .utu GO fI-G Col Cufts aud order 1870
hs regiment The courier s..a 20 have reported that
cuupe ui hours more hs.ung would scuie the tusnesp
a. Taylor sng great havoc gmoaz.t the lie1clr
We give these TumOf became they were ccuIung 10 o.
81 on the Rio Graude and among the NeSc-us who bsev-
ed them. On ibis account. scrcci Americana thin
on action has taken place, and Of conr-e It be So Cen
iaylof rns whipped tue ElZGgrs. Tier. no rsnsln.-
bic doubt Of that we presume Bat ae % have bet e.
authority than flying Mexican which 10 base our
statements oi .hr success OF arms.
We make The following extracts from the Flag Of the
5l,tul
"Ar0 $50 coar7u-To the pa,e1e,s Of an officer Of
iEe argg here We .e indebted iD the pc-a OF osr RON
1000 .hosr orc camp ut bUgha VISTA, dated l2n met The
letter ASSURES TINT all quct-t.li Zoe wounded ygre
mend.g fast nd gives mo spl-nsprrg inf,rua ion iai
according O. iuEfleuoua lfon Gen Trr..f before Iay1-
upwrrls of forty wue loads 0 prot, o.s bad been fra
rom our camp o. rc1rn1c.on lr Goo usl VI To- wound.
mexican. "rI "rc lg us pIa fLrre, 1Hi starving from
hunger IH. Humanity oi suCb alt b. yJud ODD pfii c
Great a- s iHg glory which Cen Iry1r bas ACQUIRED hy
succrffon oi splendid victories over the Mrxcuns, Obj D.,
Boz gained i1 ih way srEs into erf-1nce cUnparrc
with ho humanity which Boo hos riways shown 20 a olcr
enemy. Next o. Wellington, bic deeds wilt slime on,
! buy fr-f Dr 'hr p1er OF h1 taIut-r'B history.
"HTrfBaI-iig companies Of y1lu'-s-5 arrived her,
tc''ed1q r1yut n'9a, having marched from to Balls-
-Four OF tie corpn1ic7 ole a- b..nr- of OH. North Car8
90, rcr co., Who proc % vo f.-.tar tsI.v fr ca
no pa where iaey will join ihe rc.i cf t.-.f w. mont
They ore under cIruarl u. iH.lr colonel, and rour
IN loo good tclh 1ud rpiIs. TIC other four cougn O.
nrc o tc NaflcHuscif regiment, f.cy cam. our bro fH
EMP Remit ancc, o ttc Biaz which csc made q. =
aago DO twcHy7cyou days They ore under ths comhar
/ OF Lieut. Col. Wright who will rou1n bore n common
q tn7 post until the arrival Of Col Cushing who il d4iF
expected This makes sx companies OF ho Ma saohusst
regiment hat have auvcd here, all in good heal and t
| other four arc houiy looked for"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19

siuon and prospects. One report has IT, that with
cradle remnant OF his army he has joined the clergy. and
making hesdwsy against the stubborn Gen. Fsas.
other and later report is TO the effect that Santa Anna
finding the clergy determined upon holding on 20 their
rich property entire aud OF making overutcs peace
the United States, Joined fsraS, aud was now
bent upon seEng every penny belonging TO the
carry this against the 'usurpng barbarans OF the
North" One thing is cerain-all anarchy and con-
fusion at the city Of Mexico five days SINCE and guns and
boodshed the order OF both day and night Party
arrayed sgainst party faction against acton-a were
by the ears, and there neither head. tail body
TO the Government
There isl course strong party-at it, head the COM
missioned officers Of tho couny-opposcd peace; for
with that woudgo all their hopes oiproermert and what
Is OF more consequence 20 them now bread. So long
the continues, they OF place in the army and
with chance 10 rob out Of every dollar raised and
orted TO carry il More uupTinciped have never
existed tor too eowardy 10 fight and win booty of their
enemies they content themselves with punderng their own
people, Not IN ten OF them has spark Of that patriot
ism which scckch its countgy good, all hcr Wanting
the contrary; and this extensive faction the friends peace
have to contend with. The latter party composed OF tho
clergy preserve immense the wealth and influence
they have accumulated by fraud and humbug the property
holders who fret al seeing their despOed and who
arc anxious 10 collect their these be added
few honest, well informed men, conscious OF their utter
ability TO contend with the American Arms and DESTROYS
OF seeing end put which brings nothing to their
country bat additional debt and disgrace. Which OF these
parties Is TO succeed IN the end remains to be
VExA CRuz. April >. lS47.
In letter wrote yesterday | gave the ramors from
the city OF Mexico. brought by gentlemen direct from that
place have also received copy eli the Dsro del
sie'o OF the 24ih ut. which has been you The
news from the various and contradictory and doubt
whether the inhabitants themselves know what they
about what they arc eonending and fighting for, how
ali s TO end Heretofore the game has been easily
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been only one fr0HuncidHsnf0
time; now there appears Dc some four or tive un-
der iul! he adway, and each gives phase
10 afirs m Mexico. The old man's explanation TO his
hn son, 81 the power which Get h' steamboat notion
applies 10 all Is 10 true picture OF The Pressntp Pc
luca state OF MJNco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19

IL The Enquirer asks us, if assert that
"Southern Democrats voted Tor the clause fOfegon
b excluding slavery ?" We mean to assert merely the
fact that they voted for the bill eoEtatHiRg Aaf eausc-
We do not doubt that they incorporation
IN the bull bus then It offensive them to
induce them against it, Rather than lose the bill
which, after oil. OF comparative unimportancc-thcy
swallowed the proviso with IT, Nor their motive for tins
all difficult 10 conjecture. The bid was permitted
to with this offensive feature embodied IT, srrz-
SUsiy for party pu poses; and this msg CINE
doubts Who observed tue Of the Oregon
question 1t was SOP Cerberus." Such the North
crn Oregon as mad voted for the annexation OF Texas
complaining OF breach OF faith the part of their
Southern allies and something necessary check this
growing feeling OF disirust-ald the Oregon Bill contain.
ing the Wnot prov'sc therefore passed BY the
OF - southern Locotoco members OF the House and ty
the absence OF - others We do doubt that was
dose; bu, ,hey nevertheless swallowed It. And
surely Southern could have Obtained his con-
do So in the absence q potrer'B rsoiire Il
they, however, their defenders, furnish more pau-
sble solution OF their course shall be glad hear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
New Paper in Richmond.

The Lyuchburg Republican that Messrs. Bennett
VI. Dewitt and George A Wright Of that piece intend to
commence about the Is, OF July next, new "Democra-
to- paper in Richmond. be called The Examiner. Mr..
Dewitt was Of the founders and for many years the
editor OF the Lynchburg Republican, and forcbe and
ready writer. Mr.. Wright has been OF the collectors
of this Office for several years past Both are gentlemen
OF great personal worth We learn tina, they are getting
considerable number OF subscribers in the upper country
As there may be curiosity know to What "s,rpe
the Editors belong, may safely endorse them as tho
rough-g going Hunkers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-19
DR.. SWAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
ID r. s WA YVES


IoasaHaS race been Reors 70 perfect HGl Bv ITS as
E0HH noe Be in tle silesi sraueii
ANOTHER LIVING WTTNESS.-Reod
with a'onsmont the wonderful performed by Dr. saype.
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
PHILADELPHIA, Jan'y 25 Isi7.
IT. Swayn--Dsar Sir: In yourself and duty ov,
20 suffering humanity cheeTiuIy testimony and
20 r "otd tue most astonishing great eur, yor
compound syrup Of Wild Cherry performed the II,
unilvoiabie eireumsianccs lken violent Cough
"pug OF Blood severe Pains Breast vi
ened To break down and eufeeble constitution that my
pyan thought case beyond the power medicine and nv
Trends all gave ne up To die but tlnhs the OF
lOar great discovery feel myse m,n and ra,,.d
from mare skeleton heshy have been
Tor years and shall be pleased give any information respecting
my case hy calling at residence Mechanic street. door be
low Seorge street, Northern Liberties, JACOB PAINTER
Certificates such the above daily received from all
quarters Of the globe
ONE WORD or CAUTION.
since the Introduction Of article public there Ia
number Of unrrneped individuals up which they
as'ru contain Wid Cheuy called "Balsams Ruer.
and even syrup OF Wild Cherry but original and
only genuine preparation introduced public which
be proved ~ the pablo records of
Vana The only 'aieguafd against imposition to see that nv
Signature IL on eaeh bottle. DR ~. SNAYNE
Corner Of Eighth and Race tts, Phla.
ALSO for sale wholeiae ard Retail by
fEfIDS JOHNSTON, lis, Main ST.
ana DrvAlL PURoEtL Druggists l47 Main
Richmond, Va.
burg Chas H. eintsh Portsmouth, King Toy Norfolk lmb