BRANDER-111'S. •
Gresetable • P i lls
.
*Science should contribute to the-Co'infint,.
d Hahinces of Mankind " •
On the_ eighteenth .cif_ll.lay:-1835,-.-thes
'truly celebrated Pills Ikere . first made knoo n in
• • the United States, althoUgh in Europe
7 - 7 - been - iireviottslyibefore-the
, tury. ~11'he..Arnerican
_public, naturally .viewe
!them Alvith suspicion, but as on - trial they -were,
found what they prof essed, it was soon displaced'
by the greatest confidence: In fact the many
, _personsAvho have commencedL_with them under_
'the moat trying _circumstances of bodily
Con; when every ether means- and medicine -had
proved aluigether unavailing, have been festered
ci health and hal inesss from:flu-iv use and the
consequence is, • they are now reconimended.by;.l
thousands of persons whom they have' cured of
Consumption, Influenza,. Colds, Indigestion, 11y5 7
pf,psid, Ileadache;'Pains, and a sense:of—fullness
• In the back • part-of the Head, usually' the•symp'-_
torns of Apoplexy,..latindice,..FeVer and Ague,,
Saarlettyphus;,l7Veliow,_and common
'fevers or all kinds;_
Asthma, Eout, - 111teumatism,
Nervous Diseases, -Liver--Complaint, Pleurisy
Inward, 'Weakness, • Depression of the Spirits,
„
nuptures;lnfratnniation, SEire 'Eyes, Fits, Palsy,
Dropsy, .Smiill l Pox;Lltleazle.4,- Croup, - Cotiginc
Whooping Ciaugh, Quincy,. Colic, _Cholera
hlor
' bus, Gravel Weirs; Dysentery,. Deafness, Ring ,
Ing Noises in the llead, King's livil,' Scrofula,
ES•ysipelas, Antliany's,Fire, Salt Rheum.
White-Swellings, Ulcers soMe,of A,yeiii stand-
Cancers, Minors,. Stvelled-oPcet and Legs,
-Piles, Costiveness, all Eruptions or the Skin,
Frightful, Dreams, Female corriplaintil of every
kind, especially obstructiOns, relaxation, &c.
. , .
~,Alth_ough.Doctar....ll.._basenumetatecLby_nam.
the above diseases, he is nevertheless of opinion
' with hisgraildfither, the late celebrated Dr. War
—l.3randreth,..lhat...ilterei_is only ONE Disensq, an
;impurity of the .blood, which 'lcy impeding the
•
circulation, brings on inflammation, and -conse- .
. _ .quent- deFangement in the - organ, or part where
such impurity of_the blood Settles; and _that .itis
• ;
the different. appearances' which this inH smatiOn
or derangement puts . on that have cause medi
cal men to designate su ch appearances by atiOus
si/
names, but. which are in fiict, only the same die--I
'ease, with" 'inore..:or' less • violence. Dr.' 'IV in-'
• Drandretli - Was so fully corivinceiroflhe truth Of
__. be above Simple theory, that he spent thirty,;'
years-in exper:ments and laboribirsTres-wah'inttr
lhe_metlicar properties of. the numerous plants
. composing theiregettible' Kingdom; his object
-' being At) coMpoie a medicine which should at•
once purify, and- Prodace. by specific action, a
- removal of all bad humors from the blood by the:
- . stomach and , ' bitwirels, as by Atm.:continuation fa
.the use of such a medicine, such humors are
sure to be carried 'Off, and Idle blood' assume a
state of parity; and ~whoever takes these Pills,
and perseveres with :theta -will be satisfied that
— : W - T•Wiii ran re aly attatned IfirphiliffilliTir
' pic l object.--It-is now,an--absolute'—and-Inown:
---: fact, -that every disease r whether it 4ciin the-head
_ _Or feet,ln_lhe_brain .or meanest member; whether
it be an outward- Ulcer, or an inward abscess, are
- - all, though arising from many causes, reducible
' '
.101fils one:-grand effectiliamely . impurity of the'
• 7. : : bfood.,'. -'. •• .=_..
o :''''s:i•la , ali-exiea they ; - T ii4it'lie found a safe'and'sim
.
•
fge,remetlf"yet all powerful for the removal
- the - disease„:Whether chronicor retent, - infectious
dretherwise;and.what makes them miticularly
- •
adapted fo r this country, is that there is not the
' slightest liability to cold whenitaking them, in
deed the, system* is' absolutely ., less•susceptibbrof
e01d..; whet) under • thein 7 influence, than at _any '
_other..time;_therefare in this Climate:they :ire in.
valoable. , Neither _de Amy require change, o.
: - diet or. careof- any kind. In-England tliegerPillal
lu been the Only Medicine of many familiesl
-for-periods-iarying-frbm flirty to sixty years,ind
have always proved effectual in restoring health
i o
wherever an aberation from it occurred. --
Alti
TICE.—In -consequence ortthemehotiS_l
-,
'cog derfeits for sale in the Drug and Chemical_
. "Stores, the public are cautioned against purchai
•• ing of any person except-the accredited, agents.
N.,.. • Siourlty Against Counterfeits. i
. nn. BIIANDJLETII has adopted - the: following
plan to seEttre the GENUINE Brandreth Pills to
, the public. Every authorized
,Agent must have
' a Certificate of Agency, and it will he seen that
.a double forgery. MUST be committed, before
any one can procure a forged Certificate, ant 'the'
~ _perino having_it in his possession is equally_lkable
with the forger. • •• ''---
-„,,,,.
' -The following -are the. appointed agfnts for
ii. vicinity, viz: Wm.:Gilfriore, Chambe , sb_ulg,
Jacob %Vinrott, Gettysburg ;•49GILBriallT,
NEIL, Car isle and Win: Bell, Harrisburg.
~ . .„0" ,
•
• Dr. -;Branclret s officers for the sale of '
- -- above Pit s are 9.. Race above sth at
34 Chesnu street, Philadelphia.'
May S, 1557.•••-tf.-
.
THE NEW-Y ► RIVIL
c--% .
~ . 04, patrons and the put} re earnestly lei.
'quested . to observe'
. .7
- - 1. That - the
_price of The N W.Yorker,• for
reasons of overruling force, fully set forth in our
' . . paper of>Week before last. has been, raised to
Thre CDollars per annum for the Folioland Four
. poll 2 info he - Quarto - edition—said increase to
take effect om the 28d inst.—but
2. All subs ' ers who have paid in advance
will b e supplied for the full term of their pay
ment at former prices:
3- . — Ail - ourrstubstrib - erg - Wh - o - i - elnifrifeiitiii - r - e — diit
now in - advance are•mitborized -and earnestl in
__
vited-to make payment at the - farmer low prices
as far in advance as they may . choose at any time
previous to the Ist of November ensuing.
4. All persOns not now subscribers are earnest
ly invited to become such at the former low prices
by voluntary subscription at any time prior to the
15th of, October. Where payment is not made
inn v advancey however, they be. charged. the
enhanced prices,
We trust this is sufficiently explieit, and that it
• will be understood and heeded by all our, resent
_patrons_at Jeast„:__Those-who-wish-the paper
cheap wi4__. \ umb'race . the opportunity. • 'hose
:who delaocir payments beyond the Ist of .-
vember; Will understand as choosing to awar
. r. - _us,ainore-generous- recompense - for •our labor: -
. We can assure them thUt 4 is needed—may•we
not Say earned?
Those'Who discontinue must pay all arrearages
or appear in our Black List... •
•
October 9, 1837.
•
PIUBLIC. SALF f py LA D.
~, In .pursuance .of•the uf.Johd.Ctll=
,well, deceased. there win be exposed to
Poblic sale, on the pterniSes, on Wednesday
• the,lsth day of 'November next, at 1 o'Cluelr.
Re M. a valuable tract of ' 7
—_-:LIME-STONE---L-AN____2,--D
- Situate,d' in, Southampton 'township, C'um
berla_nd county, Pa., adjoining the lands of
•IVlessers. Gr - e - orgo - W. Himes, Jas. Wallace,
Samuel Witerry, Christian Noaker, and.
others, containing ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY ACRES, or, thereabouts. The lan
proveitienta are a LOG HOUSE and Barn,
with a Well of Water near the buildings.—
A_proper por.ion' of the hind is cleared and
in a good' state of cultivation. The Terms
of Sale. will. be two-thiids of the money in
hand, the Other third part to remain'proper
secured during the life-time of . the - Widow.
• GF,O. HAMILL,
JO)po ( T
N,_
Executors,
. ,
. .
0 A
October. 17, 1837.
. -- - -- FoßyurcE,,,,-The attention-of-citi-
Alizens and strangera and all fieraons at a dia.
lanceitt-fespectfidly directed'to 121:1WINS6WS
.7 - ADVEWTISEIKENT.in an9lhor part of this pa.
Octobei0;1187. - •
Flaxseed , Wanted-'
„
One H udred: Bushels of olenn .Fliurseed- ant
;led at the otore 'of the Suhscriber.in South Hano
ver Stied. ' . • ,
13; C. BOLA - NDF4I.
Carlisle, titepts, 1B 1837: ,
UM
For -Sale-orkent.---7'.2 - '
_,THAVIAr g e-ainty o ll-known -farm,- lying one:
mile west of Carlisle, called did Meel farm, now -
- ittpaiseisionFteldig- and:Mohler; containing_
about 250 .acres • •
175 AgreS of which are.clesird
'and under-good fence, and weleset with clover:
-rhelinprovementa-are-a-good
• ~ • ',welting- Houk!, - •
_
A LARGE, STONE BARN,' • •
.
- 20 - feet - longra - pumpTof-mevrAllingWerr - a -
AP p :tilealiard; and every-other neceuittry in -or
der. This farm is4uperior,f4 stock. . •
A LS 6-,Another farm inNostli Middleton town- .
ship'-adjoining. Zeigler and - MornePS - Ireirs, coil ;
taluing about 225-acres, a large portion of which
is cleared. This tradtis well calculated for stook;
- havingrabunda,nee' . of-meadoWand water in every,
field. The iinpiOvements?are scveral dwelling
. houSes, a log barn and.still house. •-•
The above Will be sold or lot-ott,.goncl ternii
4pply to It: Givii;- Carlisle; Or , to —• ,
JAMES,GIVIIst, •
. .
.. • Kiddermilister.
Oblither 2,18.37.-4 t. • •
VA LITAB,L E - REAL ESTATE
• IF 0101, %ALTA.
By Order; of the Oiphaiis' Coicrt
of Cunt--
berlaricLCounty.-
Tn pursuance. ofan Order of the °pitons"' Court
of Cuinberlallttrounty will be sold onthe,preniiges
on -Saturday the "4111 -day of November next, at 11
o'clock - A. M. that valuable farmi late the estate
.of -Samuel Lobach, deceased, containing ,
107-ACRES •
More or IeSS, situate in South Middleton township;
in said county of Guinberland, bounded by lands
of Thomas Green; George Cge, Richard and
William Craighead, and others. This' farm is
situ - ate - 11m the Yellow Breeches ..cre ek—has
about sixty•five acres cleaied, under good fence
wttl . ta young
apple orchatcyor grafted fivit—and peach orchard
"-the balance of the - land ii_fintly_lirnbered.-
The improvements . are n Two STORY.:
- •r,. LOD . Dwelling
. .
; a; var
r , ANA 14=1;0
•
Tenant-House; a good Log Barn, and a well . of - 1
never failing-water , in-thee-yard-of-the- House.
- 'his-prlsiperty-Nrill-be-sold-subject-to-tite-Aion-of 7 k
recognizance in the Orphans' _Court of
county for $563;7.5 cents,,
regularly •the interest-of
which - is to b r e-annually and paid to Mrs.
- Jane White, -formerly-`- Jane Rickey, widow
Thomas Rickey the elder, and at her deatlrlthi
said-principahto-be-paid-to-the-persons-legalty.
entitled thereto.' Tlre 'one half - of the remaining
balance - - - 41h6finichase money to tie paid on the
cootirnitititin Of the.sale when r possession will
del iereredlieff4:loxtter.' , lFerid4itiMgii4o-
and sequred-by-tlie-'Judgment Bond of the 'put.-
oliascr., • JOSEPH, LOBACR,
ExecUtor of SarnuetLobach, deceased.
October 9, 1837. • -
==== - - ---- NOTICE •
t • October 3d 41337
_ -
- 'The:Director§ of-the.ffiCarlisle_Sivings Fund
Soctety?! have-this day declaieir n Dividend - of
3 - per - cent for the last six months, on`-the stock
and. Weekly - deposite§.
By . order,_
-- NORTH AMERICA
. .
Insurance Companyl
1- Capital 600,000 :Dollars;
THIS •Company still, ContinuesTiFirTake
Insurance on all kinds of Property through
their agency in Carlisle. 'The premium is
regulated according to the risk. Averaging
\ from.34: to 40 cents in the hundred slollars.
pescriptions-will be received, and policies
littetl - fr day-of-survey.- - ------=`
JOHN J,_MY_ERS,
1 - 7
_ an.,l
,- -
-- NI 0 CIA KM. TILON. '
WI ereas, the Upn. Jonx.-11krari—Presi--
(
dent J dge of the, Court of Common Pleas in
the 9th district, composed of the counties of
Cumberland, Juniata, and Perry, and the
Hon, John Stuart-and John Lcjevra:Judges
of.tl;6_said . Court of Common Pleas il f the co.
of Cumberland, hiii6 issued theieprecept,
bearing date the 15th day of August, 1837,
and to me directed, for holding a
• COURT OP OVER AND TERMINER, •
and General Jail Delivery; & General Quar
ter-Sessions of the Peace, at Carlisle, on the
second Monday , Of Nov., 18:37, - (being the
_l3tlLda at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
Notice is hereby Given
to the Coroner,Justices of the Peace, and
-Constables of the said county , of Cumber
land, that they be then and • there in Their
proper persons - with their records, -inquisi
tions, examinations, and other remembran
ces to do those . things which to their dikes"
respectively appertain. And those Virboate
bound by recognieances to prosecute- against
the prisoners -that are, or .then may be, in
the Jail.•of Cumberland County,,to be then
and-there - to - pkosecitte - ngainst-them . as
yshall
bejust. •
Dated at Carlisle, the 12th day of October,-
1837, and_the 62st-!orAmerican Indepeof!
&nee. ' •
MICHAEL HOLCOMB, Sh'ff.
PUBLIC SALE.
••;:.133E,,-sirtue of a_ deed of assignment made by_
§lnnuetNeidig to r the — sOscribers, will-be sold at
aublio sale, on - Priday,.thVallrofCotober-neit,
itithe dwelling house of Samuel' Neidig, in the
.borough of Carlisle, the following personal.pro
._..._
pert", viz:
Feather Beds • 'Redding •
and Bedstuids, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, one Se
cretary, Looking Glasses, one_Ten PlateStovo,
-one-Eight-Dar Clock7Carpetingi'exe;r7--
• Atso, -
. •
di SET OF C.d.RPENDER'R TOOLS,
One - Patent_--MortiCing- - Machioac 6 Washing-Ma
chines, mad - e - on the most approved-plan, one Pa.
tent totting Boy, 2 Gigs, 2 Wheelbarrows, one
Dearborn Wagon, one floor, one Cow, 2 flogs,
•and_a lot , of Lumbei; cariiisting.of
ling.; Alsot •
. .
- •
A: Frameuilding" .
ori 01e Matta ' Squ ; fortnerly . the Weigh
House-,- which might be concerted into a very,
.comfortable dWelling,' together with a variety of
articles not here enumerated. "• ' •
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of 'said day,
when 'attendance and a reasonable credit will
be given by the Sihscribers, : ,
WILMAM LINE. • '
M. BRENNEMAN.
Oct. 17, 1837. -Assignees. •
Asst nee Adcotfrit
NOTICE is hereby given„ that the-Assignee
account of Rennick Angney, Assigned of J. B.
Nicklin, has been presented tolhe Court of Com=
mon Pleas of Cumberland county, foreconfirms- .
Lion and allowance, and said
,court have appoint
ed the Arse day.of November . court, (being the
Iptii.day of said :month,) for its consideration s
and rule on all concerned' to show cause why it
shall not be confirmed artitallow — ed.'
GEO FaCtßllNG.Protte.y.:
Froth'y'q Office, 1 01 110eti1837:".' • - •
~,. / ~
7' reasurer
digent.
II
.-3m.
El
.--v.**.. - 4--,1: - *I.,t04 - 0qirt.. - -41z74-.1ixo-x-..v.10.0ist*pir:4, - ,
_....,-.
•
VALILABLE REAL -ESTATE .
SALE.
A_ fifst Liinestonq Farm, situate about
6 miles west of Carlisle,..,containing 278
Acres;about 200 'Act'es clear i atrin a - high
state.aculti.vation; the ,balance is wOl
hered; and there is a 1 1 Stgcquantlty of Locust
on the place. , - •
The improvements are a.new.• • - •
BRIM HOUSE
,
teilant - itottses, a • ,
LARGE.tANKTA-RN.-- -
and two Apple orchards. -There is a well rif
water, Anq 'sevei , alNery large -springs near.
the:House. The turnpike Road from .Har,
.riibuiz,bo:Chambershurg passes through the.
farm, and the Rail - Road - passes - nearly in
sight. • • • . :
This•property is well :calcul'ated for two
farms.
'Tie lcove:property is.worthy the attention
of capitalist, as it will be sold low.; The ti
tle is indisputable.--inquire of
• - •. , WM . BAKER,
" E. BOSSERIVXA,N.
CarliSle,'Sept: 18, 1837-4 w.. .
SPLENDID FORTUNES
SEND:YOUR_ORDERS
CAPITA: $30 , 000!!!!!!
.
• Vir.rifiritate Lottery
For" he bene t ie Moingalia - :keaderny;
—CAA b i No. 7, for 1837:
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. On §itur
- day, 0et,..:14, 1837. ,
• - Grand Capital Prizes: — -
50,000 dolls.-10,000 dolls.-6,000-5,066
4,000-'-;2,500-2,000 dollars-25 of 1000-25
of 500-28 prizes of 300200 prizes of 200
—• , - • dollars, & :— C.- 2• •
Tra - cts-11111,85—Quarter 82 50!
Cit ti) of Packages of - 25 W. 'rickets 130 dolls
• do. do "• 25 Half ..do 65 dolls
do .do \ 25 gr. •do 32 Sr—
" - •
Capital - Prize $40,000.
_ , - 150'plizes of, 1,000 dollars!!
VIRGINIA sirAJLK LOTTERY, •
tor the b — enefirof ilieiVlecliariicalßenevolent
Society of Norfolk
„ - N0..8,• for 1837.. • -
,To'l)6 drawn ,at -on Satur
-7 - day, the 21st of-October, - 1837.
'''
• CS - P17111,- - PRIZES.
5.11,0 - 000$10 000 M, -----
0f.1.50.0,,-5 of 1,20_0_
—.450 prizes:of 1,000-81 . of_loo-64 of 90
&c.-
'halves and ipiarterrin:propor=-
. tion.
Cer. of packages of 25.Wiiold Tickets - $l4O
do . do 25 Half ,do _ 7Q
do • . .do •25 Quarter do 35.
- vr2PITAL $36000 - _
virginia'State Lottery,,
_ .
For the benefit of .the Town of Wellsbut.
.011%5.534.0 7, for 1837. ,-
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Satur
- --' ....dap;-Oct: 28; — .1837. _ _'± — v" ----
SCHE MB:2
.
50,000 dollars-10,000 01 . 11 rs-7,.000-5,
000=4,0003,00C--2;165. 25-priies of 1,000 ,
50 of 500-50 of 00-88 of 150 Aollars, &c.
'Tickets 10 dol ars, sliares it proportion.
Cer. of packages of 25 W. tickets - 6130
do
___ do 25 Half • do 65
do do 25 Qr. • do - 32 50
67-Orders for tickets and shares of certi
cates of packages in the above magnificent
scheme, will receive the most prompt at
tention, acid an Officialaccount of - e - a — c - k - dtaiii:
ing sent immediately atter it ithover to 41to
order from us. Address
D. S. - GI'fBORY Managers.
• it asliinitott City. D. C.
Sept. 16,1183 - 7. V
. .
}
RObinsim 7. B old,l64a.blished
ANDI 7- (YRTUNATL - o - FFIc
80 Balt. st. 4 doors below the Franklin Bank. `•
DIGIVCAPI I'AL 40
000
P R IZE,R
,
Togo off on the 21st day of October, 1837.
ROBINSON has the pleasure of ihniiiincing,to
his friends, and patrons abroad the scheme of
another grand lottery to be, drawn on SATUR,
DAY, the 21st - day of October, 1837, the Va..
State Lottery,- for thebenecit of the Mechanical,
Benevolent Society of - Norfolk, fo Ik, Va., • class' 8, 'for
1837, to he drawn'at Alexaddria, Va. on SATUR
DAY, Oct 21, 1837, at 3 o'clock, P. M. 75 No.
Lottery Juid_cleven dmvn ballots. .
GRAND SCHEME.
1 prize - of $40,000, $lO,OOO, 150 prizes obf $lOOO.
1 prize of $40,0001 prize of. $1,940
10,0G0 I 5 . 1,500'
„4 - ,000 - 1 - 5 .-, - '1,200
1 000 I 150 • - -
1, 3,000 150 1,000
64 prizes of $lOO,-to Ist and 2d drawn numberss
:64 do 90to 2il " 3d do do
64 do 80—to 3d " 4th do do
44 do
70—to 4th 4 ' .sth de
Prizes.in the scheme amounting tp more than
lIALFLA. MILLION OF DOLLARS!
---Whole-tiekl49-
oertiSc3te of a regular package of 25 w)toles
tickets in the above splendid lottery willSe is-
sued and sent for $140; halves $7O, (Ira. $35,
eights 417;50. = A regular - _package -of tickets
may coptaini.the - 41tighest capital prizes.
To secure-the grand capital, it is decidedly the
nearest rout. A liberal discount will be made to
Clubs' or individuals, disposed to adventure by
the pitclrrge. All orders' addressed to the sub
scriber, either by post or private conveyance,
thankfully, received and promptly, attended to.'
All communications, perfdctly
'Please address E. V. Robinson, Baltimore, Md.'
October 2. 183 - '
161.0 SA L E.
LVill.be exposed to Public on the pre ises
tur9aturdarthe-21snlityt-11-0-etiih—e-f-
Tract of Land,
situated m Frankford township, Cumberland coun
ty, the road leading from -Diller's -Bridge to
Dublin Gap, containing about_2S acres, mole or
less, upon which is erected '
•
WOO 41:1EV/Mio •
And,a LOG BARNOwn 'Wells of,vrater on-the
premises, a first rate Apple,:.„Orcliard. The pro
perty is under good fence shit in a good state of
cultivation. The' land' adjoins: the property
. Of
Peter lEysLis, Christian Fahler,: George Eckerdt
and others. ' .• - • ,
Terms of sale are as follows: the - half-Of the
purchase money to be paid on, the .Ist day of
April, 1838, wheii possession will be given, the
remainder in two equal annual payments without.
out' interest,.
October .2, 1837. • n
Trustel 46 Account..._
NOTICE is here 'ven that the TritsteetAc
c6unt of Skiles' Woo burn, surviving, trustee of
Samuel Caldwell an habitual drunkard, has been
presented to the Court of•Comtnim , Pleas .of Cum
berland county, for confirmation and allowance,
and said court have. 'appointed the Orst day of No
veniber court (being the 13th-day of said mehthr)
for its consideration and rule on all concerned to
show, cause why it shall not bp confirmettand al
loWed; GE!9.,FLEIIING, Pcoth!Y•
Froth',yte Office, 10th:cict.,1837,
iOSEPH_HEBERfoIek_
PUBLIC SAVE OF
7. •
ESTAT .
Will, be exposed to . PUblic,sale on the pre
mises on'Thursday the 2Gth
_October-next,
a • iraet — Of kford
ship, boubded by lands of lan-Ernest, Geo.
Myers, the_heirs of 'Hunter, Bairn Burk
holder. and others, containing one - hundred
and fifty : seven aereS, more or less; of Slate
Land; about 100 acres of which are cleared_
1.0..(m der good fence.,_;_and;or Which about
twenty. acres are meadow. The improve- - 1
inents area Log. w•••
HOIISE.AND LARGE BANK BARN,
an Apple Orchard, with' other fruit trees,
antran excellent Well. of
. .water with a pump
n it.. The' Fatin . A-ialculated grazitg,:
having a stream of water running' through it.
The terms of,sale be one-third of
the purchase money to remain in the hands
of-the- , purehasei— Hut the life' .bf the
widow, the interest of which. to be paid to
her, and one hundred'elollars payable . on the
confirmation of the sale; one half of the
residue of the purdhasne money on. the first
of April,.lB2B, when possession will be de
livered, and the b'alance in one year there..
:from, 'without interest. •
. ' HENRY. -12t_TPLEY,
. ''Administrator of Thivid Crepe, dec'd.
September 18;
ADJOthtNED
SHERIFF SALE.
By 'virtue' of, sundry writs of Ex•
pons to rue diilcted; issued - out of the Court of
Common 'Pleas of Cumberland' comity, will be
exposed-to Public Sale, utthe Court House,,Mthe.
borough of Carlisle; or, Mtiaday the 13th day of
November, 1837, at To'clock, A. M., the follow..
described Real Estate, to wit:- •
-IVINiE GROVE -JESVAIrIp;
containing twenty five thousanc acres o ,
more or less, situate in Dickinson a 1 South biid•
dlefon townships, Cumberland omit With a
ors• -
and FORGE, Coal House, Smitlt'and Carpenter's
Shop, a large Ilrick Mansiob housg, and thirty
Log Tenant Houses, onel .71
•
IGRIST-Mt L =SAW -MILL
.a two story Storie-Ofrice, two large and excellent
- Itarns; - one - large'Stone - Stable; - and - several - small -
Stables; and otner•buildings,-Ore-Banksi Mineralsi
-Sm.—l:here is-a-large -part- of, this estate
which is cleared and so improved as to be
admirably adapted to. the-parposesafjarm,
log! and part,of it is occupied by tenants, and
and -in a good state of ciittiVatiri. The
3itr Bank,.and timber for coal
. are so conye
:nient.to the .Furnace• ando - FOrget;--aitittan-l*
had ataolittle expense as to:make it among
the, most . superior. Iron • establishment in
Pennsylvania'. -- The Water never fails to an
•cxtent to reqUirel the full operation of either
-Forge or_Furnace_Taking:every_thing con
nected with the establishment into cOnsider
..ation it has no:superior in Pennsylvania.. -
ILSeixed and taken- in execution : as - tire property
of Peter Ege
MICFIAEL lIOLCONIII, Shcrig.
Sheriff's Office. Cirlisle,
3
. .
- - .3tolitiitsoni*litintcE;
80. Bail: at., 4 doors below IheTranklizsßwle,
Capital
•
so,oooorffi) . LLARs.
Person 4 ht a - dcitan.ce diposed to try•their
luck in either *of the following grand Lotte
ries—one of which draws alternately every
week—are respectfully_r_e_questeiLto_forW_ard
their or4rS to the subscriber, enclosing the
cash, Or-prize_tickets r designating the Lottery
.. will _receive .immediate attention by return
mail; and the drawings forwarded when over
(if requested.)
E. W. ROBINSON.
Baltimore. Md.
D RAW_INiG OF LOTTERIES:—Order in which
the several - s', tate Lotteries will be Trawn:
Maryland State .Lotieries draws in Balti-'
move every' other Monday. capitals range
from 10,000, ‘20,000 to . $30,000 ; Delaware
State - .Lotteries draws, twice every, week,
.capitals vary from 5 to $lO,OOO ; Grand Con.
solidatad Lottery draws once every week,
capitals 29,000, 25,000 to $30,000; Alexan- .
- driarattery tt - Fa - Ws once every other week,
Capitals 10,000, 20,000; 30,000,50,000 ; Vir'-
- ginjaState Lottery draws every
.Saturday in
'each week, capital prizes range from 10,000,
20,000, 25,000, 30,000 tcrs4o,ooo. Tickets
in the above Lotteries vary from 2,. 3,4, 5
and 10 each,-shares in proportion,- _—
All letters adcli'e ssed to the subscrib'eFto
perfectly . safe. No miscarriage has ever oc
curred.,
. .
Feb. 14, 18:37..-1y , .
--,, -
PUBLIC SALE . OF
•
'REAL ESTATE.
•
plr an order of Orphans' Court of 'Cumber
-"---land county, -expose--to-public-sal:
An Thursday the 26th day of Octobei r• ,
on the premises: a tract of - first rte - ""
•
-111aiaWauaztati.64113 1 Dp
situate about one mile west. of Mechanics
bug. in Silver Spring--township, containing
about SO-Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands orjo - lin and Jacob Moyer, George Sal , -
lor's heirs,David Sponsler, George Rupp,
and s!about four acres of which is cov
ered. with first rate ' •
T Zit E E 0 .
and the residue is enclosed .with excellent
fences. The improvements are a two story
ROUGHTASTITOITSE --
&Kitchen, and. a Double Log
Barn, _Wagon_ Sheds, _Corn,Cribs;
.• first, rate . Apple Orchard, and a well o
- g... water. The property is near the Trin
dle Springvßoad, eight miles from Carlisle,
, nine from llarri.sburg, and half a mile,from'
the'Cumberland Valley Rail
.Road. --"-; • • - ' -
Terms made knowri.On day of'sale by •
•;• JOHN' HOUSER , • .
' • * " ..i2dnartistrator of Jonas. Zearing, deed.
SepoB, 1837. •
---- STRAY COW. : •
• • CAME to the plantotion- of the
.fiffge(97 . tibiscribßr residing in South . Mid.
, dleten,,toninship, on or about the
13th _inst., a tray_Cciw, „of_ middle
size, and of. 21 dari.red lop, the two hind 'fet
are-white....._Thepwner' ust'c me fortyarciatrn e
prciperty, pay charges and take her away , o}lie
wise she will be, disposed of according to raw. •
TJICUD STRICKLER..
October 2, 1837:---3w,c 0 . •
XOTIOE.
THE stibscriber residing at Cumberland
Mills, in New Oumberland, will.at all times
give t he! high, price in cash for wheat.
David Rekchard
August 21, 1837.-6 m.! „ , ,
FOR- SALE.
A. V a - 1 a, tat .
• • .
vir.ll.[ l , be sold. at inddie vendue, on Satur
• • day the 14th day of.gctuber,lB37, on
the premises, that valuable tracti6fland, situ•
ate in 'Allen. township, 0u rilbetl and 'co ti nry;
Pa, ttv~_iniles_4outh,east_ of: . _Mechaniesburg,
joining lan& of Daniel-Mohler,cilin Sheely,
and othe).§, containing •
m
of Patented land, more or - less.: The soil is
Limestone of an excellent quality, and in a
good stale of cultivation: . Abiiut .126 apres
are cleared, and the.balance in good thriving
timber. On the farm, is an excellent
ss . ._
•. 1
-.- . Ap.ple Orc h ard.. .
The improvements are a large Douhle" Sten:
Dwelling-House, Well finished, • witlr.a.Porch
the_wholelengt,h-of-thelMil s cling4a-tWo story
- Stone. Sprint s house.; •a
"`smoke--house; and- a
brick dry house: .1 An extellent building used
- as, a Magog:Maker's shp; a latge Log Barn s
with a wagon shed.attac ed, and a . Stone hog
pen. . There,are three AV is of water conVen.:
ient: to said buildingovhic yieldan abundant
,stipi s si s of.water,at. a depth of,,lmit 13 20and
I
25_ et-below the surfaCe.
. ' le farm is uhder good, fdnceS, - -a large part
thereof
b ' , post and rail, This farm lies
in an excellent. settlement,- and possesses _titi•
meroul advantges for Markets fiir the .sale
of produce: ii is
s within 2 . m iles o£ the depot
of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road ". . c i
promise's to create . a. large.denha:nd- for pro-
,
. - .Any person desirous of 'iiiewiti:tl)e - fartri;
can call upon either of 't.hd•subscriberS, the
one living on the premises, and.the other _..._
joining them. • .
,
.Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P,M.,,wheic
attenchince will be "given - and terms of sale
made known by _ - . - .
. .
• . -.- luellitthl__ler t: -. : -.
.1. _____
, -
pseph Solleliberger,
,Executora of CliristiatylVlohlerlAlk7d
.sept. 25, 1837.—.3yA
Estate of-ehtistian '.;hoover,' deceased:
NOTICE . .
_ .
Txßilg of admuiiatrai~dn Upon the- estate
•of Christian C . oover, late or Dickinson town•
sliii.Cumberland,courity, deceased; have-issued
yn dne;:tbi:ni_or laW:to on
the. farm of said .deceased, in said_ township—
An persons having claiins'against said estate.w,ill
_present them, and those indebted will realcd pay-
DA NI - C 001W.R,: Ader
122
,
THE subscriber having purehased of W.
Blair, the right for- Cumberland county, of
Shaw's : Patent,ahreshhlg7Machine;%iwonid
inform the public: that he has on - hand and
intoods,rnanufactprinva -- good -material,--the'
above-mentioned . .machineS,. at -his-sbop--in
west•Poufret street, The. sub
scriber does not pretend to' say any thiog-re
.-Speating.the good-qualities of—the-,machine - ,--.
but would 'respecting refer the farmers of
thiS: county, to any .of . the gentlemen. :whose.
names are attached to the„certilicate beloW,
froth; whorn r infOlmation respectinglican
be hp - 0:- is but necessary - io.;.yllint for
cheapness,. ease of horse power, - and simple
ness of construction, it 11:A not been surpas.
: sed by any machine yet invented. 60 or 70
bushels of grain can be threshed with one
horse in a day, and about 100 buShelsWith
twahorses. •
- subscriber has improved the machine
so as Co be able to thresh much faster, with
•less power than as hereto ore - constructed.—
The• price,7of the above tn• chine is 70 dollars.
r 1N W,,ENAING.
P. S. a prohl the estimation in
which the above mach' e as improved is held
- abroad, the states of New Ydrk, Vermont,
•Ohio-and/Massachusetts, halik i given-it-the
decidedjprefererice, and the •thrbe former of
these have:awarded premiums to that effect.
.
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned haying each of us pur
•chased of Wm. Blair,.,of the liorough of Car
lislei=one of his.-Patont-Threshing•Machines,
,(Shaw's patent,) and upon. trial thave found
it to answer every eipectations in every
respect, antLin.addition to its being an excel
lent grain thresher, it has also been found on
experiment.to have the advantage of being , a
clover seed - Cleatierit e-horse-power-is-so
easy, that it is.VerV little labor for two horses,
and the construction of the whole machine is
so very simple, and-so unliliely_to_get out pf,
order, that we most cordially recommend it
to. the; Farmers of Cumberland county, as
one of the best machines we have met 'with,
which has given us entire satisfaction, and
which will be the opinion (as we'believe,) of
every, farmer upon his giving:the machine a
fair trial. - '
JohnsniderLFrahltord_Aewnship.;._Samuel
Westherffer, - Newton ; Jas. Sharp,-Hope
:well; William Green,. Newton; Jacob
Hershe, N, Middleton; Christian Tritt,
- --Dickinson; John Tritt, Southampton; Sam'l
Tritt, - West Pennsbororgh; Andrew Blair.
. Carlisle. '
Carlisle, lily 10,
.187.
Notice.
TTPON the application of Divid S. Runslia,
‘-f Administrator 1 .the estate, cif William
W. •• Clark,:_late'of
deceased,
township,
Cumberland. county deceased, the CirPhans'
Court of said count e . appointed the un
dersigned Auditors .to settle and adjust the
rates and- proport ions•Of The assets of. the said
estatei — to - and - anywg the respective C - Feiti:
tors, according to the order established - by.
law.. The undersigned auditorswill meet at
the house of Jacob Engle, Innkeeper, Ship
penshur.g..on' Wednesday the 11th of O;tto
ber next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., when all , per r
sons interested may attend.
:ROBERT S D 'CUNE,
B.4IIIUEL • 0,
42211fU.E.il Elllll,"desdifor3
September 18,.18V. ' •
2 . Stock and ge
BROKER .
Harriibtirg,"Markelt street, oppogite to Wilson's
'Hotel, ' • . ,
124,A11345)63631
Floys.aiid sellsilgte4;<if all kinds.'
cashed,
soar sold. -- LOT OILY - :PRIZES - cashed, .and-all
information given - relatiie to LOTTERIES.'.
- - •
L -
- ,
• TEACHERS VANTED.. , •
. . . .
Several - Teachers are' wanted in the bp
relight of New ville; who can teach 'Reading,'
- Waling, Arithmetic,*:.Gianamar, Geography
and such .9ther . branches as..dre: generally
taught in Common Schools. —None ;Iced
apply but )
- th se who carrcome iielf m
recO
mended. - ' ..: • JAMES iiC.ENNEDY, .
,
. Seer ary of titelioard-of Directors
1 4 1eivyille, MiguStll, Ati37..
... ....
_Sup.wior-Tarm
, •
2 11 0.2 Wi'g(-
Containing about. 475 acres.:
LSituated in 81. Clair townihip,, ' •
- • dilleglany pountil; Pa.„
This Farm IS beautifully situated on the
waters Of Gliartier'S reek, FrVF.Millsfrom
'Ole -city- of Pittsburg. The; Washington
.turnpike runs within a few- rods of the line
on the one side,. •and thCStenbenville Aura
1-riketriirmilos-oa-Lthe othe l
State road from Virginia , to Pittsburg-passes
through it ; . ---alSoi - ;.a•-equirty road ciiiMecting
the •State road and,_theWaskingtoi L TArrn,
„pike, passes the door. About 500 acres are
cleared,- and in a good state of cultivation,—
There are near •
200 ACRES .
• •
Bottoni Lund, which for j . ichness and fertili
,ty,cannof-4e surpassed.in the state, a l,arge
portion of 'this .is in meadow, and enough
might...he tirade-so produce 200 tons of 'hrty
annually ; there is a great abmnlithce:ef buil
ding stone, & lime stone, and 300 acreo-the
•
. West. itifniniiions
WhiCh can all be••• get .eut.notivenientlY:—
The Aimber. is -alinudant and gond. The
buildings conpist,Of,,:ii..large.-ftrst rate
...• • - 'CUT TONLE. -
• -•
I . 17 •
; - • - - .A-.-go)
and spring and stone" Milk botise4 two'nf
he best hank Barns iii the country, 7'o'hy
feet.and 60 by
• with stabling under. the
whole, a large,frame•Stable,. • -
Four Tenant tlouses
with stabling attached ;•a frame Meeting,
Hous& parsonage, house with varl'oMi
tither out buildings, such •as. Carriage honks
Coni...house, Corn..liouse.,,Bee hope, School
house, &ie. These are all of 'a better-order
tlian—usually ioUnd on Eatrits_inEe.s_ tern
Pennsylvania.. The Whole farm-is abinidant•-
-1-y-and . • '
• ZILIZ4- 6M-Zw,LIFPZI)
Beaiingallkinds of Fruit;.adjoilis,ilic Man
sion•liouse.: • : •
In 'regard: to fertility and quantity of
q •
.1, •
.
market, (being only`-5 miles from Pittsburg,)
this. fartnls 'not- equallee in Western-P_cnn
sylvania. It will - be .sold -on ',liberal terms,
and immetllte poSsesion given Inquire- of-
Ck.,„.1.0f1N ROSS, oiitbe iiremises,
Or J:'& 11. ALEXANDEII„
' • • :No. 209, Markt strce - t - Phil'a.r
;1837. -4- st - 7;1837.3i». •
—• ..•
PUBLIC 111.0 USE.
GEO. PRINCE,
Formerpj of SunbrOw, 4Vorthumbrrlcind
-- Coloety •
Begs leave respectfolly to inform the publit,
that he has removed to Ilarrisburg'ovlicre he has
I'oi:en : that large MO spactints- 7 three - gorT - liria".'
formsrly *oLuopi,d •
corner of Walnut and3hira - streets, I •
7 HARRtSIIIa2G • • I"
In view of-the State Capitol, which he opened,on
the first - day of May last, and where 'he hopes to
continue to- receive_ that patronage so liberally
bestowed - on his establishment heretofore.. Ile
will at all be . provided With every thing
necessary to make his guestiComltxtalAn,
narrisbur June, , 1837. ff..'
V 111.111111 V MUIR
The.Su.'”eriber.will. sell at..private.ble, on the
premises, a good Farm in North Middleton town
ship, Cumberland- county. four miles north. of
Carlisle, Un the road leading, to Waggoner's Cap,
Containing • .
• 1 . 5 '2 AC, it,14 1 S
OF ,FIRST JMTE
In n- good state of ettlfivatioii, the greater 4tart
l_enclostalin_the-hest-of-pit- fenee—nearly-nr.Wi'
and matte of first rate tnaterialg: - About one hon.
tired and twenty acres are cleared ; the: residue
covered with thriving •
'YOUNG TIjIB ERA
. 4 •
•
4 midis also enclosed in good fence.-
ifnpro v ements a r e wTWO STORY
LOG TIOUSE. •
•
Plaistered ; a double Lo g Barn with
two threshin g -floors and a G r anery-; and a g oiid
NVaggon shed and Corncrib attached to it all
out buildin g s ; an excellent Apple Orchard, and
a variety of ether Fruit Trees - Two Wells of
Waler,near the house. There are 'on the Lint
several g ood springs of water; one an ex — celliiif:
• SULPHUR SIMING;
and a creek
. passes throu g h it, which render s ji
very conve n ient in stock water. - •
ALSO,—Twenty. acres of Mountain Land;
about two and a half miles distant from said farm,
on I..ong?s Gap road, with a public road tot.
- If said proptity shill not be - diSposed of liViire
the 12th day of Oct aber — ffext, it will cn
.tliat Jay,
at.lo.o'crock-, A. M. be offered at public sale. .
. - Any person wishing to see said -premißes, in
view of:purclissiog, ~will please on-Solo
mon Sentman, , reauling„near the farm, or on the
i subsCriber in Carlisle. .
• SAMUEL
September 11;1837. -
NE - W TAILORING
Hl~ l 'l~~~L' I Y~NICrII
ThqsubsObers beg leave most respectful
ly to inforni.the citizens of Carlisle and . vicin;
that . they have taken the corner room on
'Main Street, immediately_:_opposite—Mr.
"Aughinbil4,liq — llotel, where
,they intend
carrying.. on- theLabov_e_
—business -- in•all_its
branches. !.From theirlong 'exprience
most of • the cities they flatter• themselves
that they will be able to render general sat.'
isfaCtion - to - those who may favor them with a
call. They, therefOre solicit a portion of the
public patrdnage.
MARTIN &
arliile,.Sept. 15 , 1837:-.:-tf. -.."
4777 e tice .•
. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Sat : clue' ,
Ruby, late of East PennsborOugh township, Eufn•
berland county, deceased, are, requested to/make
payment ou„or beforeihe fi rst day ofNOvember
next, to the subscriber, residing itt.the township
aforesaid ; and, those having. claiinsngainst said
estate, will. present them duly - authenticated for
settlement.
• : JOHN 'MVP,'
September 25; -. 183Z.-6w: • 42-
.
TEACHERS WANTED. -
QEVER teaclivrs areivanteci . in Monroe
township, (to whom . liberal:Savages will
be given,) who can teach Reading, Writing ;
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,-. and
uch, other branches as are generally taught.
-one need apply bpt such at can come-well-
ecommeniled. . . • .•
.JOTIN ZIMMERMAN, :.
eattary of the Board of Directors
Cl;nchtow . 1837.
.• . •
. .. .
..- illotraills—Vegeatable Life Pills
-..• ,•I
• ----
siard.•-.,... .• • .
‘
_, , ... PIIIIE . NIX BITTERS. - •
• : A CONTRAST ..
.
' All nat'ions,'froni the remotest ages, have had ships, but -
Columlius only found out. the way to Ainerica.:Defure the -
.time of the great Spanish navigator,people,vrere only ene. ..
.bl ed to pa ddlembuut _th e. shormiLJustLsd_with-thp 7 Life—
Mtilicittes. It . is bUt twtilears since I llist ventureCMPon„
all unknown ocean, and I, have discovered the- piemous -
object I wash sk;- ire!' Of—HEALTH. • Vegetable medicines_ r _
were indeed . 1 east when I conimenced ruy search,•but •
. their use was' .1 ot. By the use of them, I have not:only .
passed fronylite.dejected,invalid, to the hale, hearty and. : .
,41e . 1i Te 111111111 f business, !) II t E comparatively speaking, I have '=
regewedlay Youth. kieast tiros, with Confidence in my own , ,
.experience, advisewi tti my fellow-citizens. - burs threade r
want proof that .tIie,VEOF:I'ABLE LIl Dip.picx*F t p.
are suitable to his own case? .. I hove-onele-at-moMes
546 Broadway , -
-respectahleeitizMis-or-this-iny nails , . bsudoroluntarYtoffre -
est in testimony of the virtues of A GOOD VEGETAHLre
Mi.:DICING. • •
Persons. whose. constitutions have been nearly ruined by
....01.e"all4fifullilde" mineralpreparatMna_otth..:_day c irsit,___
bear stir witness, that the Life Medicines, and such only, are
the trde etmrse to perinanent good bmiltli. .. .- ‘ • . .
'''." , --.7 - "" -- -- ' JOHN HOFFAT.,
GENERAL RESiARRS RELATIVE IllOr
. .
FAT'S LIFE PILLS & BITTERS."
These tnedicinei bare long been knpwn end appitelite4f,
for their iatroordinary and immediate powers or iesioring
perfect betiltli,to persons suffering under nearly every kin
of disease to which the human frame is liable.
. . .
..
.. In ninny hundreds of Certificated instances, they hard
even-resoled Sufferers from the very verge of an untimely _
grave, after all the deceptive nostrums of the d,ay,ljad 'sit,'
Wyly failed; anti to many thousands they hare permanentlY
secured that uniform enjoyment. f_ health;-without. which
life itself it but a partial blessing. go -great, indeed .hair
their efficacy ins artably'and mfaltibly proved, that it hat • •
appeared scareely less than 'air:melons to those who were
unacquainted nith the beautifully,philosophieal- principle* --
upon which they are 'compounded, and upon which they ,
sTenicsinently_ act. • It.Vas to' their manifest and sensible
action inktisfrifying the springs and channels of life, and
utielning them with rtspewed tone and vigor, that they were
•inelebted for their name, a hich'warbestowed upon them at .
tile sliOntantems reqin st of several individuals whose lives
the-) hail obriousfysave d.
~ .
• - '1 lie proprietor • 1 ejoice 1 in' the opportunity -- ..e'' -e- '''''
Ile It:Jivers:el diffusion of the daily press, for placing b y
' VEGE I' MILE LIFE 'V 11;LS _within the Jknowledge_ and
. reach of every-lulls idled in the community. Unlike the
host of perteicieus quackeries, which boast of vegetable in. -- --
'ifeedie-tits, the Life rills are. solely vegetable, and contain -
steithe r .slercury, Antimony, Arsenic, nor any, other min- ~
end, iiialty,form whatever. They sire entirety 'composed --
of carnets from rare :and pOwerful plants, the virtues.of
which. though long known to set eral Indian tribes, and,
recently to smile eminent pharmaceutical chemistspere alto. •
gather mike:own to the iptorant pretenders to medical
sric nee; mid were 'never bef readlu misterLdin`so happily, T. -
ellicaciou ea combination. . -i• - , , ,
Vile first operation is fn loosest the cants. of th'ettcach • '
anil bowels, the various impurities and rendition cons ntly
' 'settling enamel them; and to remove. tie, hardened, faces
whiete - colleet in the eratettutions of the, small intestines.
'Other medicine's partially cleanse these,and leave inch fol.
tutted 111a5Sts Istiliiatl, as to produce - habitual costiveness, . ''-
with all its train.of. evils, or sudden diairli.maiwith its ins.
patient- dangers.- l'hist-fitet is-well known to all regular
anatosuisis, who exaniiiit the human bowels after death:.
and hence the prejudice eiCsbese will informed men against
the quack ineilecines of shell age. The senoneFeffret of the '
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS is ter cleanse the kidneys and' .
the bladder. and by this means, the liver and the lungs,
the healthful neti '''' of which, entirely depends-, upon the , -
, illtritysittlrestrittar-esmre--. —'lire-blood,- which take
-its red color from the agency of she liver and the langs.be- '
fore it passes into the !mart, being - tlins purified by .them, A
mid nourished aby_tiejitl_meming .-.fcenn -a eclean_siumaeh, ,
, courses fret-tv theimgli the veins, ressea s every part of the_ , _
System, andl ei mil pliantly mounts the banner of health hi'
therblonming - ehectr., -- ' ...
',l he roil°, tug are amongth iiin r7. 4 Zsifig variety of human s '
dine sses to a hick the Vegetable Life PIUS are well known
- to he intebibie T.- • .
.15 Vg I' EPS I .5, lay_ tliii - renTglily cleansing the . first. and - -
seconel , itmentela „ and ere:slang. allow-of-pure e localtny-bile,----
-.instead of tile „le. -- FoilliferielkiTed;- Flaspiency, Paipttation -
of the Ireart Liai o f .5 prictit.„-,_ heart -burn•;nd Ileadmehr,'
•Irenlesdirs • i 11-i.MTp, r,-..snatety, Languor, and Melan. • I •
clioly• `Slen QV r, ; :s: ills , . g.r.a . .Sar.Sragiftlifirar Uysiesisia, will.
vainill as a, iiiittiral. euttuquveassa uf. its. Coin+ , Cosfireness, '
by ehaosiTTl: the a bole length of the intestines mitt, a aol-
VII • 111lti V, I illollt I 101,11Ce; . 1/1 violent purges-leave
the hue elu u,use H it hill ins) days. • Mari hqn and C/idera,
by'rennis aii the sharp acrid Child; by a bid, these earn
ptniii•iii,..o,,osdnitst,, and by prono )) i ttt •the lubrieatje
era 11011- ineinbranc._ Fcreri_of
rsstori t;..• Wood- to Frgitiar‘ circulation; through the
prne,si p cases, and the thorough•so- -
6t . .obstrocl loos in Titlieri. The
1'11.1..5 - Inica;.ir,tl Mom n to cure IffieftiilltriSnleivannently
tin , wed,. • and co6t in lia!C that time, by removiu,
!OVA 'll atom:time , r4;liose ai . - tigu7KeirprorrhCr"-'
. j9i1115. WPPsfro offal land., by freeing stud strengthening -
he ;tithe -lb andleadder; - they nperaie most-delightfully:Jut
,Illia Su i iiiptiermit,orman.Juistitetteoi4Yal.Alvertel,n, found All -- .
certain resat aly f. 1.• the mot's! cast-laai - avel.' Also, NVoints, -
by dienelgiter from the turnings of the-,bowels the slimy
'natter to a loch dose creatures adhere; Asthma Slid Con.
sumptlem, by reties ire the air - vassels of the lungs from the '
1111 l oleos Irreb. even snafu, colds as ill occasion, Which if not
Nine:wall bean-! liar.lentd, and produces these dreadful"-,
di:teases. Sent ay, L.' Sters„atid itiveteritfe"sures. by the jer-
feet-purity which these Life Pills.give- to- the blood, and all
the ii 11111011;. Searluitie Eruptions, and bad ',imp lesions, by -
their alternative till tlt ti pot I tile-Hill ds" that feed the skin t the
morbid state elf which Occasions all Eruptive•complaints
Sallow, Cloudy and other disagreeable Complexions. The
use of these pills for a very Awl_ time, will effiet an entire
*cure of Salt .Ithe 11111 l Er) sipelarf, ~and a striking improve
ment its the Clearm nor the skin.l 'Cemman colds and In-,
fluetiza, will always he cured by rate - dose, --- in bytwo;etteen—
in the worst Cases. l'iles,-as a remedy for this most dia.. -
It rennet initl obstinate, malady,' the Vegetable Life Pills dt.
serve at distinct and emphalse recommendation. It it Melt
V1101,11(11 II main alsin tins city, that the Proprietor of
: these
inealualde lilts:-was himself athietud with the Complaint
ler - Up wards of thirty-f.:-Cant, arid he tried in rain em rye - •
remedy lest fitted n unit, the, m hole compass itf themettqui
Ni,did. Ile however, at la turtle tried the medicine which
lie now-tilt-I,p theptslet eon - wale-was cured it,-a-very-ihort _- -
time, after Itis recovery had been pronounced not only int- .
probable, but ttlisettit e lv impossible, by any human means.
-:_o_111.E . C11CIN81;011.--USI4.-r1 he-Ptuprietorof theTege- ---
ea We I. ifr.'Pil 1: dor silo follou.t Ise busy arid niereenacy prat-'
lice of the quacks id ale- day, its advising personYto take
his Pills in large tin mint!.t s. NW good nit dicine can possi
bly le-so retptired„, '1 liese pills are to be taken at bed time
every night, fur a m eel: or fortnight;:terenlillg to the disease.
The usterkiline itr'froni 2 to 5, according m the constitution'
of the person. Very delicate persons should begin with but
toe, Mid hien-ace as file 11;Ittlre of the case -may require:
tn.,. nu!, rysbklit., Ora Very Fortis 0 habil, may begin with..
3, and increase -to 4, or even .5 Pills, arid they will effect a
suflicieney happy ehange so geidetlie patient in their fur
ther use. Th. 3C falls-tom-times Occasion iicktirif'siturkl
voluiting.• 11101101 Vr ry 01110111, 1110( is. the staunch is !Ivry • a
foul; deli, boss .cart ray be - canaidered'a favorable symptom,
as the patient m ill rind himself at amine relieved, and by.per
seyerance st ill sour. recover.- They usually operate within
SO-or 12 hours, mid envoy give
. pain unless the bowels are
Very 1111,441 crlCllllll,ll it: They may be-taken by the most
tlt licate f.ne.les underany -- eirettmsttinces,- - It is, however,
recommended, th art hose in lan r periods of pre:gummy should
take but one at a' nine, and -thus continue to keep the
reds - openr-rmals4eletwarmaY-b,taken-where the-patient
-is very costive. One pill its ri solution of two table spoons
frill of water, ruay, be given to nit infant Sallie following
dates-a tea sption full every two Issues till it operates; for a
Child FMIIII3IIO to lire years of age, half a pill-and from • -
five to ten. one pill. - • . .
THE BITTERS, are so called, beCause the,'
possess the p o wyrci f 'restoring the expi ring em hers of health, •
to a glowing vigor iliroughuid the constitiition,as the P.hte
cs said to be restored to life from the ashes of its own -
dissolution—The Phienix_lligeys_arLentirely_vegetable,L_
composed of riots found °idyll. certain parts of the western
country, si !Well will infallibly cure FEVERS AND AGUES
of all kinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely all the ef
fects of Nlcreury, infinitely sooner than the most powerful
PfsTaratiOnCof_liatinparilla,and , will immediatelyeurecbe --
determination of BLOOD TO THE BEAD; neverfail its
-the-riektteci inetilent-tayoun ; rfetnalestsind-females;
certain eeniedy in all cases sit nervous debility and:weakness
of the most impaired constitutions. •As a remedy fur Chro,
nic and inflammatory ...Rheumatism, the• efficicy of the '
-Phoenix !litters wilkive demonstrated by the use ore single .
bottle.' I[hoc
brifsuaPdase of Litters is half a wine glass :
fit II; in water or wine, and this quantity may be taken two .
or three times a slay, shout half an hour before meals, orn •
less quantity may be taken at all times. To those who are
afilirted with indigeition after Meals, theie Bitters will
prove invaluable, as they very greatly increase, the action al,
the principal s 'seem, help them to perform their functions, • 4
,and enable the stomach so • disehatge . into 'the bowels •
hatever offengive.:Thus indigestiqp is easily and speedi.
ly remo v ed, appetite hcsforetl, and the moutlis.of the ob. •
surbent. kssels being: cleansed. nutrition isTacilitaied,,and
strength of busty and energy of, mind seethe hippy results.
Fur further partienters - of 111/SPAT'S LIFE !'ILL'S, and
PIHENIX BITTERS,'applr at ?dr. Idoffat's office,. •No
16 Broadway. NewhYork; where the Pills can - be obtapied.
fur 26 cents.:s,o cents' 0r..3.1 per box; and tbelnitters for SI.
or ,s 2 per bottle: o:7.Numeruits.certificates of tliii_wrindeas_
In somesobstinate and coMplicated _eases o f chrqpie and
inflammatory Illicuntatism, Lir& Comffidints, Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia Patsy, Piles, injiiriesfrom the list of mer: •
malt, quinine,anit other diseases of long landing, it maybe ,
found necessary to take both the Life Pills and Phoenix Bit
tees, in the dons before reeommende4. •• • • „
.N.8.-•Thtse Pills mid the Bitters' will get all mercury out
`of the systeni infinitely faster! an the-best preparationsw
Sarsaparilla, and are a s.efaid - remedy for.the rushing -
blood to the head, or air violent headaches; tic &pleuras.
uersons whdare predisposed to apoplexy, Palsy
Pee, should nevrilhe without the I.ife Pills or the Bitters •
for one dust:in-Kum will save life. They equalize the circa
lathes of tlieldoodoleaW al ipressure frolic time head, sestosi -•••
perspirivon, and thiqW off every irupurity- by the pores p/
----
the skin.
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September IS, 1857.-117;..
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... FRIp DERICKL EililelßAN l '.. '
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•,- ----' • : ffis coinmehced the practice, , o; '
\•' • -, l'hysie in the Borough I:Cigar
\
•:1 ''::-- - 7 1 I Sie. 'where he will-be bappy • V`, '• , - , L,
• Tenser his professional-se r vices
---',`,// z ;to those. who - may' please to cal •
••, :31571:. A _ upon • hid'. • -Ilis place of real •
AKA dencels in• North;•Harioyit- at. . '•'.,
• --..:. • ---,-- , ,;i0- the house fOrmerly wcupiet_
by lw k :,1 i tivst ock, and nearly opposite to Ale • ' ,
Rilin C;othrnan's'inn , • • . -.•-• ... ._ ."••• -. :- • - -•
October 9. 1837.-mow. : • •\- , . • . ~.
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POWDER.
—F. FF. FF.F. Poartjer foraate eitherivhole'
sale or. retail, at-the store of the iCtbscritter ii
North Hanover street.
k'llpstf.;:l; 185'7.
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