' TEETH. :
*tHetOU3 MSTALIC, Ok MINERAL IVCOH-
BOPrtBLB t.sst.h.
.It hasfor many yearsbeena g'reaf'desideratujn’
among Kanipeati and American Dentists,, |o
manufacture Teeth from incorruptible materially
which should imitate the natural living Teeth,
Many have devoted years to unsuccessful • ex
periments, and others have succeeded in mand
factoring teeth of materials similar to the porce
lain ware, but generally they have Sn:opaque
white appearance, Ivy which they are easily dill’
linguished from' the human teeth.
After long and tedious experiments, the sub
scriber hai suoceeded'in manufacturing teeth of
materials entirelyincorrnptihle.nnd perfectly i«
Imitation of human' teeth. They have a semi
transparency, and arc made of various Sizes and
shades.
In cases where absorption of the aveolar pro
cess, or other causes may render it necessary, he
will cast of the same materials attached tp the
teeth', artificial gums, which shall imitate the
glim and supply the less of substance.
It is entirely impossible for these teeth to
•hange their color, or cause fsetid breath.
He will insert them from one to entire sets, yn
such manner that they will make articulation of
the voice perfect, ana materially assist in mastl-'
eucion, and so that they cannot be distinguished
from the most beautiful natural living teeth by
the most scrutinizing observer,
He also performs all the various operations In
Dental Surgery, according to'the late scientific
improvements in the art. •
F. H. KNAPP, Surgeon Dentlft,'
N. W. corner of Charles 8c Fayette streets,
Baltimore.
A heir Cine of Freight Cat's
FROM HAHHISBHRO TO PBXI.-
ADDZ.PHIA. ,
THE subscriber, grateful for past favors, re
spectfully acquaints bis friend sand the pub
lic; that he'has put into operation on the HAR
RISBURG, LANCASTER, and COLUMBIA
RAILROAD, aline of new DOUBLE CARS,
which will run regularly between Harrisburg &
Philadelphia, by which-Goods and Produce of
ail descriptions will be forwarded with care and
despatch, at the Jowest rates of freight., ,
Goods will be received at the WAREHOUSE
of THOMAS J. MAXWELL. N. E. corner of
Broad and Vine streets, Philadelphia, and for
warded to Harrisburg, Carlisle, Ohambersburg,
aqd intermediate places, and bv the subscriber,
’ OWEN M'CABE.
Harrisburg, Jan. 31, 1839.
„ (IT-FISH. SALT AND PLASTER. CON
STANTLY ON HAND. Cash paid for almost
all kinds of country produce..
MACHINIST AND
Burr Manufacturer.
The subscriber wishes to inform his friends
and lite public that he continues the manufactu
ring of all kinds of machinery for Woolen Fac
tories, together with
FRENCH! BURH tfllZiZi STONES,
at hisold stand in New Cumberland, nil of which
fjp will warrant to’be made in the best Work
manlike manner and of the best materials, and
sell at tile lowest prices, Upon accommodating
terms.' - - .
A constant supply of Cards will be kept on
hands, and'oid machines repaired.
, ABR’M MELUNGER;
June 21,1838. ly
A VALUABLE TAN YAM)
FOB, B.EWT. '
AT HARPER*S FERRY, VA.
f|n HE subscribers will lease for one or more
_ i years, their valuable Tan Yard, with ,all
its appendages. It is one of the best locations
In Virginia for carrying on the business on an
extensive scale, as there is. abundant room and
tile materials are ample. A number of the Vats
are under cover, and all the buildings are ot the
most suitable kind—besides the grinding of Bark
([which pan be. got convenient and at fair prices,)
is done by water power.
Anyquantityot-Hides can be procured m-the
neighborhood, as there is nd other tannery with
in several miles of tile place—and there is also
every facility for getting hides from the cities,
and sending them to market when tanned, eith
er by rail road or canal. There is, likewise, a
demand at this [place for a large quantity of
Leather annually by the Government,
Possession will be given immediately’/ ,
. For further particulars enquire of ' ■
HUGH GILLEECE Sc CO.
Harper’aFerry, Feb, 7, 1839.,; edwtf
DR. I. C. LOOMIS.
DENTIST.
INTENDS residing permanently in Carlisle,
and would respectfully offer his professional
services to the citizens of the place and vicinity.
He has taken rooms at Col. Ferree’s- Hotel;
where he may be found at all hours.
Persons requesting it will be waited upon at
their residences.
f-Dr, George-D. Foulke,
Reference.— < ° r ‘ Theodore Muert,
aejerenee,— ev Tfloa Q jiornton,
' - David JV. Mahon.
Carlisle. Dec; 6, 1838. .
Clover Seetl for Sale.
190 BUSHELS OF OLOVER SEED
JUST received - from Ohio, and for 'sale at
the Warehouse of the subscriber in the bor
, ough of Carlisle. Also a large quantity of- Tim
othy Seed. -
' ’ HENRY RHOADS.
- December 20, 1838. ' tf.
"■■■■ TO DENTISTS.
The subscriber furnishes Dentists, with’ his
Celebrated Mineral Incorruptible Teeth, which’
have been spoken of in the highest terms of eona
inaendation by all who have used them and by
numerous men of profound chemical knowledge
.who haye.examined them. Also, Human Teeth-,
Gold Foil, Tin do., tsV:.- Bcc< Including every'ar.
tide of material used inDcntal.Surgery; Teeth',
gold, Cic. sent by mail to any part of the Union
when ordered. ■ R. H. KNAPP,
Mny jI. 1838.- > Surgeon ; Dentist, Baltimore
FAST3Y BTO-VSB.:-. ■
55,^®e. n t'6f ffahey Franklin
-arid Parlor Stoiftfs, -intended ror- Coal or
wood. Also, a vanety.of Cooking Stoves of the
-most economical and approved SuidT - Wood
Stoves and other castings for sale either finished
or in the plates, very cheap for cash or approved
country produce. ' • .
■ -Pima; Fobbino Si TiniStuifi';
Oak Gbove Furnace, Oct, 4,1838; ’. ’ ff ’;
■ FORSAfcB,
A lot ofjprntie Western Hams, V ,
J 2" e new-.TUlberry,' .
Two setsbrass niountcd Harness,? ■
•Two good jaiitiß Horses, suitable for farmers*
’ o,c ; - Also, a great variety ,ot Dry GoocU. Gro.
ttneatfsc. ' r.
1 GRIER; :
Marcli3Si:XB3E>.,; , -.iC. (
CHANCiH OP AGENTS
for iliorruou’s universal Medicine to.
MOHA no SHIiPHIiKU MOA IMatcSole
Agent in the.Uiiired States, having been
11 used by the British College of Health, Dr.
'j George Taylor noiy of the City, of New Y u - k,
j has been appointed. Sole, General Agent and-Hy.
I gin Delegate to tl'.e Unileil Skates. - - j ,
Theaiid George Taylor lias .ippointed,A. D-
Olmltead, of .Montrose, Susquehanna county,
Pennsylvania, Sole General Agent for the states
of Maryland and Delaware,, and' .thirty three
counties east of ihc Allegheny Mountains, Penn
, sylvaniai.and George C. Hand, Surgeon Dcrttiat,
• of Allentown,Lehigh county, Pa., General A
gent for four counties in she,state, of New York,
and 'seven in the state oT.New'Jefsey, to witr-
Burlington, Cape Mdv, Cumberland, Glouces
ter, Monmouth and Salem; in the state'of New
Jerseyi _ Genncssee, ‘ Liyingsmn. Monroe ' and
Steuben, in the stale of New York.
Hereafter, no,person cap or .will vend the,ge
nuine . Hygeian Medicines within the said oik-,
tricts, except by, the authority of the said A. D.
Olmstead arid George C. Hand. All former
agencies within said districts.having.terminated
by the removal of H. S.Mnat, who is,now offer
ing for sale under the firm of Moat Ilf Pelham,
Medicines of their own ihiinulacture, which will
readily be detected as such will not have the
sis nature of A. D. Olmstead, G. C. Hand, or
Olmstead Uf Hand, on the cover of each box or
package.
Tfie leading principles of the Hygeian or Mnr
isonian theory ol Disease, aye too favorably and
generally knownto require a minute explanation
in this advertisement.
Thesis medicines cure all diseases which ad
mit of a cuVe, And many heretofore deemed in
curable.
They may be given with Safety to the weak
eat patient, and under every circumstance and
stage of.human suffering, and to children of the
moat tender age.
None offered for sale within the Aforesaid dis
tricts are genuine, lirileis each brijc or package
have it file simile of James Morrison’s signature,
with a sat simile of the signature of George Tay
lor, and alSo the written signature n! A. D. Olro
stead, O. C. Hand, or’Olfnstead ts’Hand, with j
vV,ritten signature of Bole Agents, -when ap. j
pointed.
Thfe Pills art ofttVo kirtds—Ho. rand No. 2, I
sold in.hokeVWith envelope's, at 25 and iO centßi j
and packages at $1 and #3. Bach packet ,cnn-|
tains a proportion of ghoul two to hne of No 2. I
The Powders, are in separate bokts—-price 25
cents. ■ .
No chemical apothecavy or druggist is ever’
employed to sell these medicines.
, Respectable persons complying with the in
quisitions required may be appointed agents on
liberal terms.,
Office, and General Defiot, No. 5 South Feint
street; JPhiltidelfihfa, -
A, D OLMSTEAD, General Agent,
For 33 counties, Pa.i the states of
Maryiand’and Delaware. _
G. C. HAND, General Agent,, ■,
. For 5 counties! N. Y., and 7 counties, N. J.
The public is hereby notified that we have
united our business, and hereafter it will be con
ducted under the find of.Olmstead ,f? Hand.
All orders directed to Olmstead & Hand, No.
5 south Front street, Philadelphia, will receive
prompt attention.
OLM&TEAD 8c HAND.
The above medicine is for sate hy
CHARLES OGILBY. Agent for Carlisle.
Sept 20.1038.. ,[ ly
TOBRIDC:
F. OOOB’S .. .. ,
IMPROVEMENT IN BRIDGES.
EjIRANCIS GOOD, of the township of New
F London, in the county of Chester, and state
orPennsyl vania, obtained letters patent for an
improved plan of erecting Bridges over streams
of water. The plan combines strength and per
manency with economy, so much so as not to re
quire, in some situations, more than one half the
expense to erect a Bridge on this plan, add when
built would not be liable to be injured by a fresh
et, or rise in the sticam; the Bridge being con
structed and- secured in such a manner, .that if
the water should rise so high at to run over the
topoflt, the Bridge would remain firm and se
cure. The plan has been submitted to a num
ber of scientific! men, who' all pronounce it a
great improvement. One on this plan has been
erected over a branch-of Whiteclay,creek, in
the township -of Londongrove, which received
the approbation of a Jury appointed by the Court
to view the same. The subscriber having pur
chased the rights of the states of Pennsylvania
weslof theSusquehanHa, New Hampshire, V<-r ,
moot, New Jersey,' Eastern Shni-fc of Maryland,
North and South Carolina, Indiana, Kentucky,,
Michigan, Mississippi, Louisiana; Missouri, mid
the territories pf Wisconsin and Florida, will
sell-single, township, county, nr state rights, to
any person or persons, and will give every ex
planation that may be necessary, at his place of
residence, Kirk's Mills, Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania, or to the Editors of the Volunteer,
Carlisle, Pa, .. ■■■..-
tRANCIS G. FELL.
September 20,1638. •
We, the Commissioners ,nf Chester county;
having erected a Bridge on the model of Francis
Good’s patent, are decidedly of the Opinion that
it is a very valuableimprovemimt,.especially for
building, over small streams, being tttudh ifias
expensivein their construction. •
jH/tjah Remit, ■
J. ty. Passmore,
John Beitler, .
'-June 11,1838; ■ . ... Commissioners.
Interesting. Case Cured,
»r pa'. urn. : b?a rs’ camomile topic jpP
■- 'FAitiLr, *psarßii’Tpitts<
■ pBNJAhfIN BOVVN. corner of Sliipppn and
JLV George streets, Philadelphia, was affected
foe seven years with extreme.
which he was not able to wHte fils name. jjjs
symptoms wfcfe brtlscatiofi, daily ihiiartiodicpaih
in the head, loss of appetite, palpitation d'f the
heart, giddiness and dimness of sight, also iria
bility ot engaging in any thing that demanded
vigor or.courage) sickness of this-stomach, ini.
paired appetite; coldness and weakiiess of the
extremities, emaciation and extreme ;-debility,
disturbed rest;'a seh’se of pressure and weight oh
the stomach aftec ea'ting, great mental despon
dency, severe flying'pains in thechest, hack and
side, costiveness and a dislike for socictyahd
conversation. . Mr. B; has made trial of vorions
medicines nowbelofethe public, but to rioeffebt,
until, observing In a public_paper sbihe 'curbs
performed by Dr. William Evans’s Camomile
Tonic ajid Family. Aperient Pills, he wftS Indu
ced to give them’ a trial; of which he is any time
happy to state that they effectually curyd him
of the above distressing disease, v
Persons who doubt the above edrei ate most
respectfully directed to;the abov’e mention per
son, at the corner of Shipped and
George jtrpets;'-.;; -.H Bf.kmmiw Rowy,;
Tlp. W. Byansi Camomile Hills.
*h‘oaiK£dailv troubled wiflithat
i? diatresslngillife'ajie, Sick /WaVAe.wbrcb
can I,be effectuauy cured by using Dr. EvW’
Camomile 1 onic and Family Aperient Pflfnl'' i
Vide other medlc'al bdVertisemeSts" ri * a **
t in e vie a n -cu it tec v ...
TO THK JPUfIJLIC.
FOR tlic rem&viiig ageneralpre
judice, that prevails theHiiaioc.ipa
tine. practice of.he)liciiie‘, as wiA) As to'gfie »
guietua to the unfounded refidrla of snrrte inter
filed imlivitluals coii'Ceriiing it,, the suhsbribi-f
thinks it necessary to preseiit to the public the
ftillowing voluhtary certificates cures perfi-rt
med by him, from pera.ins of respectability; In,is
known in tile borough of Carlisle. Person, sim,
-.11 «rly afflicted may have thielr r6rt/i/ainf* as well
ns their firejudicea rettiovedi by calling on F.
EHRMANN, Homoeopathic Physician, E. Maiii
street, Carlisle.
December 5/, 18J8.
TRIUMPH
Of thi ff&mdopaihic, avbr the did prattice
of Medicine Jdirty established.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
CJUMI’/riME the last of August* A. D. l&if.
d wnAll protuberance appeared on my ttce
near my left eyeM thought it was What Mi called
a blind boil, and treated it accordingly. Several
day 6 after it first api-eared/it wasekumined by
a physician of this place, who pronounced it a
CANCER, and directed me tn apply a lunar
caustiCt which I did tor two or.three weeks, hut
found no Help from it. I also applied other rem
edies to no better effect, after which 1 was di*
rected to use caustic potash, but all to no pur
pose. The last proposed remedy created ninnj
about the Hise of a quarter of a dollar, and a co>
pious discharge* It was again examined by a
ipedical doctor, and thought by him to be suffi
ciently burned by the caustic, and he advised me
to apply some healing salve, 1 did so, and as it
healed; the cancer was more visible than at first;
and by the time the sore war healed, or nearly
so—for it never was fully healed,From its first
app-arance, until healed in the way hereafter
stated. At this time there was a head-appeared
on the surface, about .the size of a five penny hit,
with a shooting pain'and u crawling sensation in
It.
Having: been acquainted for several years with
| Mr. Asa F.Smith, generally known in this ijeigh-
I borhood, by the name of the Indian Doctor t and
I having seen him during.the time’Twas applying
the reihedtes above stated, tasked his opinion.
I He.said, he feared lhe.y_w.ould not effect a ciifn
j that he had cured.many, and was perfectly ac
quainted with them in ail their stages and vari
ety. ’After I had found .those remedies which 1
had been using, ineffectual, 1 applied to the said
Mr. £mitfi; he applied a plaster, with/.a. small
quantity of powder, much larger than thelumor,
which was cxceedmgly paipfu). He gave me
a phial of the powder, and the composition of
the plaster, with directions how to use them.—
It will he observed that the plaster was only For
the purpose of sticking and keeping the air from
thVwoimd--the powder was intended to have
effect on^the-Cancer—and an effect it had, in
deed, for it burned similar to red hot iron. The
application of which 1 continued for about-38
days, during which time my sufferings were ex
treme, beyond description. indeed, it now ap
pears astonishing to me how 1 bore up under it
so long. In the course of this application, there
were several pieces of this cancer taken ouii but
after taking out a piece in one place and then
going to another for the same purpose, by the
time I had succeeded in taking that nut Mother
one appeared in the place whence the former
one had been removed, until I had; taken nut
three pieces in the same place in succession, and
more still appeared in the same place. By the
gufferiiurs I had endured from the application of
tne BampowntMri was innu(^^y <
The day on which I ceased lh? application of it
1 was informed that Hr. Frederick Ebrman
professed to be skilled in the cure of cancers:
this was sometime in O cember 1837, to the best
of my recollection. 1 called on the doctor that
evening. The next day he called to see me, and
gave me medicine, which was used inwardly.—
He would not allow any outward application,
excepting dry /inf—and to my astonishment,
there was no further discharge from the wound,
barely saturated the small quantity of
lint, .which was only sufficient to cover it. After
I had taken hia prescription for three or four
days, 1 found by the sensation in the other side
of mV face, that it wa* as.highly charged with
the cancer as was the side I had,made the ap.
Klicatton of the powder to, kforesaid, ami that it
ad also got down over my under jaw into-the.
glands of my neck; 1 also found a cancerous
sensation on the inside, of my right arm, between
the wrist and elbow, and {toother in the fleshy
part of my right thigh, and ajso in other parts of
my body,. The sensation was so well hhow.aby
me, having experienced so much ><f it, I Could
pot have been mistaken. After takjng Dr. Ehr
man’s prescription two.'or three days, 1 observed
a change in all,those. affected parts, above na
med, and more particularly in the wound which
was opened by the former tpplic .tion, .which
now began to heal. I thinkjt wasnot more thah
two or three wtfeks from the linne Dr. Ebrman
made the first application until my face was
healed completely oYer, and has continued so
ever since, and appears to lie' Sound,
From the foregoing f acts 1 feel it a duty I owe
to Dr, Ehfrhan .and to the public'at large, to
cei tifv.that HE FULLY ftfeMOVltb THfc CANCER
Yrom mY iflsftM, Hy hfs fireacri/itiov, and that
he not only cured me f of the cancer, hut hasp *r
tially removed a disposition which I had long
and also some tirih.
ary.dHMV^ißuon,''soJtjhat I rhore whole and
sound id body than 1 have fnrsrveral veapspast.
t*iveh under rqy hand ntCtrlisle, r b oiinty ofCiim
berland, arid state of Pennsylvania, the’l3th da\
of August A,D. 1638. \
•JACOfi SQUIBB.
,; A OASfi ‘
of Zd,years standing cured by Homeopathic
./. . ' ~ practice.
Idb certify that Ihav’e herb afflicted.with dyS
peps-ra for the time abovementioned, And for the
last dye yifara -very severely, attended .with a
burning, aching and beating in the stomach, and
occasionally, with stitches and.vomiting. I could
not relish strong diet m any kind,-and Was gen
erally bf hcostivo habit. During my long ill.
ness, 1 emplnyed: nine-different physicians, at
different times, in the. hnpe-of getting some re
lief, if,not entirely curcrii hut all whs in vain..
At: length ! heard of different astonishing cure's
performed bjrDr. Frederick Ehrman, fthmhe
nphthic-PhysiClart, and I employed him-as the
tenth, but without:much hope. He-gave me
some pleasant'medictbe. and continued, it four or
-five weeM; when i fell great telloT. and.in a ten
short timeafterwnrds I was completely cuted
and for iiearfe a yearsihce l have elijoyeda good
state of health', without theleastsymptom oftloii
disagreeable ’complaint teturiiing. 'r Would
therefore recommend to those afflicted With sW
itar dr other complaints, tortiake early appliea
tibn.fb Dr.-Ehripan; whbw mddicine isnntnnlv
pleasant.tq the taste, bin seldom or never fail,
in affordirig relief. .Moreover, the . Doctor’s,
charge Is uncommonly moderate'. Witness mv
signature aTCarliale, the first day <if Novemlihr
1838, - . CMOORE, Hanover st: '
Vj\r> •.;/!»» PUBttC.
-I do certify" with pleasure,! hatDr.Frfderirh
Ehnm«|i>;Hrito.ntpnrithiC'Phyßic!cin,(ifCarllsre
Chfed.iPß the JoU-winß complaints, to witi—
physicians wjih bill, little success, ismm.il.i fc
ntter l was affl cted 'With Wnat is,generally tei
med inflammatory rheumatiam, iind the pains 1
suffered MrCre excruciating, .parcicnlatly in ni)
‘joints. 1 wa6 attended by the same cmiuvnt
physician, and so : acute ,weni my pubis, that
laudanum was copiously administered to lull nie
’ anil ease, my suite id tig a—it afforded but u tempo
f Vary ftdifef; my joints Were swelled and stiff, ihj
* right ariii and hand #ere powerless—l coulo,
[ notbVove ft finger. I had thi* ibhit'e duelling in
my my ankle jdinf
and Aliff., I ( had b.coug/t with pvirulent expecto
-1 ration,accompanied with the dyseiUery. in fact
I was left by the different diseases, and the treaty
menl prescribed, a living
oiit-any-hiipC' of relief* -Oiie df-my -neighbors
whbvisited . nie kbobt this time, advised me to
, rail on Or. Frederick E.hnnftn, and t did 50,.0n
} th»- prin iple tlmt a drowning man would catch
at straw*} or, in other w -rds* 1 whs willing l«>
try any thing n get relief froni thfe miseries I
Was laboring Under, and cimtrary fd my eXpec
i tation, as well as all who saw me, I soon found a
t general relief— ony pains removed, and mv fl sli
and health increased by Dr. Ehnuah's treat
ment, and from that time I enjoyed''and now en
joy a bettor stale of health than before I was af
flicted. Ido therefore. With confidence recom
1 mend to those suffering under similar afflictions,
• to call upon Dr Ehrman, in Carlisle, (tne soon
er the better,, after they become afflicted) under
a firm belief hey will he soon relieved an* 1
restored to their usual if not better heMHi,-than
1 hefftfe thejf Were afflicted, without the uSe of the
lancetx or the disagreeable And pAivilul operation
*>f blistering or un nmmon restriction of diet.—
His medicine is pleasant ;Jjut powerful, and Is
always attended with beneficial conserpi -nres,—
(riven under mv hand, at Carlisle the 175-h d.iv <«f
November. A. D *B.3d. E. ERRMaN.
ICT’QONSUMPTION CURED!*£a(
the.fall of the year 1037,.1 was *fHi. li d with
a b id cold, which brought oh a sevetv Cough —>
For about two months, it; increased more an*’
more, though I tried meafts-tn get relief.
I'then employed one of on? .most eminent physi
cians, hut still got worse* at length I
was confined, to bed, and ever\ m.oven»ent,df mv
jbody brought on the rough so severely that 1
thought I must die* 1 cannot describe the suf
ferings 1 felt from the pain »n m\ breast, nor tin
quantity of pmVid miller 1 discharged . wh- n
coughing—tk appeared that Mm; whole insi’i
would he spit out. I wis reduced to i fckeU't n.
About tliK time some of my triends came to see
me aiid related some cores «tf sinularcomplanov
perhirtoeA&»j)r. Ehrmuu,, mul strongly urged
me to give him a trial! I hat! heard of them
hefore» and consented, without anvhope Umvev*
rr of recovering. But, contrary to ihy< expec
tation of mv fronds as well as myself, I w*s,bv
his treatment, *oon able toJeave mv bed and at
tend to mv business as usual. "'Yhicli 1 believe !
never would have done, but f u- his medical treat*
ment;and my-strength speedily returned. Prom
that time 1 have enjoyet). better health, than *,
had done for several yearsbefore. Now, 1 would
sav to those similarly afflicted, «nd to the public
at I irge, tint my firm fv lief is, if it had not been
for the treatment of Dr. Frederick Ehrman, on
the Homoeopathic principle of medical practice,
I would now have b-c*n numbered with the dead,
[instead of giving lb|s information f*r the benefit
[of the public, which I consider it my dutv to do.
(Givenunder mv hand at Carlisle, the 7th dnvof
December, 1838. JOHN CORNMAN.
Gk<3RCet6wh, 1). C. Jane 28,1838.
mr) DR. WM. JE.VS.—u espec tyi! friend:
«in>‘ 7*" tnrtt return-- my
sincere thanks to you, with have been the cmise
of my being restored to fierfect health. F*»r five
months past 1 have been laboring-tinder a severe
Chronic- lufluhmilory Rheumatism, * attended
with debility, loss of appetite, lowness of spirits
&c. . Having frequently heard nf the Indy ex
cellent quality of your Camomile IJills, I at last
determined to make tri d of them;.although not
without considerable opposition fr««m my -ph’ysi
cian and family. At last seeing my determina
tion they argeed to the trial; md upon using the
third plirkage I was altogether restored to
health. How can I express ivy gratitude and
sincere regard for such a saviour of human
frames? My Case was dlogether hopeless, and
I mhst confess rttvsfelf surprised at the uxtraov
dinary result. No people Were ever more bless
ed than we are with such remedies. The mam
quack advertisements which appear in the pa.
pers which 1 received from your r.itv, deterred
me from using your pills before I did, I can
trnjv sav*thHima_medicine in the know i world
has had gufch aiieficial effect he ns vmir Cam**,
mde and Aperient Pills, What m ikes the cure
more extraordinary is that I njn more than fony
years of argh, arid- fur thfc l ist four years could
just m >ye about, and <mlv at short intervals. I
am at present entirely recovered, and mv hop $
are that you mav enj »y a long nod prosper*n&
life. Ift am sp ired’ii 1 will" almost certainly
come to Philadelphia to see you. .
If my name will be of ahv service
to you, you are at perfect liberty to mdce use «f
them, and all I can do to aid ynti will be done
witft unbounded pleasure. -
Y»iur most truly grateful and hnmhje seryb,
• * , William Johnsojt. ;
Sept 6. 1858.
TO Tilt: PLTir.IC.
MORE PRtH)Fa~ottheefficacy of Or. W.
Ey.ois’ Camomile Tonic and Family A
p.a ..oi Pills Mr. J >shua -Swain;, Cape May
county, N. J., eff.ctudly restored to health tr..in
the. billowing distressing symptoms:—Extra me
debility,.attended with constant pain in me side,
back and limbs,-giddiness and dimnysspt sight ;
sjrkiieiis at the stomach, ioipoved appetite; dil
ficulty of breatliingf-great .pressure, and. weight
hi’the sthniiicli after eating; oeiiVessiiin’oi'sjdrits,
coltlneSs' ttnd weakness of.tUG e-xtieniitie.s; ttyine
pains in the chest; ciisfiveoess, and other- sylnp
toms not nece&sary to enumerate. MVs SWain,
wife bf the afolesaid Mr’ SWaib, has also been
restored to health by the above invaluable modi
clues. Hersy.nptoms were—nervousness, head
ache,.pain In the side, loss of appetite; disturbed
rest, eructations, 86c. Thfe- public are hereby
informed that their molives.fnr making this der.
Inrati m ate, that nthers afflicted Willi like symp.
toms may receive information of; and be cuted
hy the saihe.inestimHble miidiciiiK 1 ; .
For sale at the Herald Office, Carlisle.
Srpt 6. 1838,
IRtPORTAWT TO FERIALES.
DR. WM. EVANS* Gdihrninife Kills-liave
proved to he the most usefid.iiiediciiitiiow
iicnae the |H)l)lic, in eradicating.all the diseases
connected with the female sex. One nf the mubl
dangerous epochs to females is.at the change ol
life, aiitl.tt is then that .they require a medicine,
which will sliinvigorate their miiul.aml strengths
eh (their constitutions! ns mayenablethcni tn
withstand the shorlci;.Ladies who are in a deli
cate state, are often troubled with sickiiess, such
asA'nihitihß-.hdilrt hOrnl head ache, tooth ache,
hysterics; and othertvouMcsnme sym])lnms,frnm
which tlmv will fiatl tVieihstdvevj rvlieved.hy ta
king.Dr.Evans’.Cninnmile Pills, which-Yeniove
dis-rdera in the head, 'invigorate the mind,
strengthen the !)ddy , improve the mehuiry, and
enliven the imagination. Ueinemherincr.always
tolceep the hnwels open with-Evans’ Family A
perient'Antr7biliii\ia^Ml».;;;Fpy^!lifehtvthe
. HEh ALD.PFpjcEiGhrlisleand by
I ,S 7 WiLsojr'kCo.Shippensbprg.
CarUale; Sept 8,1539. i"
■ tt £ A L. T It.
We* knew? that health, and the ability to fhbdr
■ : 8 the'iucalfh of ihe of the people in
r/ita ds in fnCbt other. <&Rtrtea. 7b preserve,
therefore , that hhtilthfy NA 7 V into Tfa, fa
i grand mo'rdl and political -acheriit, fo-Jiiffil
whith reqUirft bur uhnoat attention. ,
TrlE unparalleled reputation which Peters*
Pills have acquired as a Medical Restorative,
is the most unquestionable proof thatcan he gi
verrnf ihelHmmerisHmportance to the afflicted,
in almokt every claksbf • Isi-ases.” The number
-»f letters tvc'eived.from patients recovering fliro’
their meanais realty prodigious,. find the com
plaints which they-have cured are almost as va
riedas they are numerous,. But still there are
s .me In Which they are nutfe especially hem fi
r.ial Ulan in and among Ihdfie may he
named the too often fata! complaints of the klo
m ich and howtds, Mirh as Cliofic, PhitulfUre,
md Indigestion, for which they are Hot only a
r.iTt/dn hut an immediate cure.
It is Well'knnWti'that from'thedisarrangement
of the stomach and bowels, arise nine tenths of
dl the maladies'of hdiill md decliiihfe lifrl that
the foundation of Fl lule.nrv, Spasnioilic
P-iins, Indigestion, Loss of Apeljle that'
urth>?r-tn'rn give hirth;ld* i, Dn.psv," LU'er
Coihpliint, rJoh'su'-nnli l n, and habitual lowness of
spirit**; therefore Prters’.PlllH'firing the verv
'u*st medicine which has ever been discovered
for the incipient disease of the intestines, are
necefriariH sureiFit. preventives of tlu.se dread
.fid, and also general disorders, whu h embitter
m otire lif* , and drag ’so ninny hitllions to un
timely graves,
In Hpeakihg thtV< Dr. A*lers arrogates nothing
j«> himself : that has-tva been concedt ri by the
nnh'ir. , Heisnoneerh qu irk nr unknown spec •
nhitor, who comes before the world as Ins own
herildaml wlfiiei'S,' tint isplaced'iu u resj’mnsi*.
Sllitv of situ 'itinh by the pathm igt whichjie lias.
iij-»ved f>r Vears, and which is increasing to nn
•xtmit unprecedented in the sinmds nf medicine.
That makes him careful to aria's! nnibing which
is not home out hr the ne st Inhlihle pl'onf, and
V-nce he does not fear to he put to the test in ailv
~i 'ug.w’nrh*iiTe'iuts‘pr. misedTespecthifc his Phis,
Dr. Peters is m>»st happy to"he able to’Stale,
w the- aiilhoritv of a gnat nu,m'ber nf regular
nhvstrians. that wherever his Vegetable Pills
'ixv.e becpjutr.uduced-, ihev luivx aJmnst supers
c.-ded the adoption of mercurial experiments*
for.thidt*peculiar lacultv in swreteningthe blood*
aiid stimulating il>tneXpel allnoxunisjuices, and
in givin'g strength fuld tone .to the nerves* pre
ventH'dlsease-'lrnm acquiring that strength which
must .hejgot Under, If at all, by dangerous reme
dies. , ,
Pt'epHrert hy JOS. RIUESTI.Y PETERS, M.
D. 129 Liberty street. New Y».rk. Each box
contains 40 pills; price 50 cents..
These celebrated Pills are sold Hyall the prin
cipal Dm'gists in Ualthnore,Philadelphia,,Wash
ingtou citv, and throughout' the United- Slates,
ihe Canadas, Texas, Mexico, and the West In
dies, and by
JOHN 3. MYERS. Carlisle,
SAMUEI, RLUoriV Do.
S- AVIIiSON 8c Co.. Shippenshurg,
GEO.. (iA RLIN, Cluunbei'sburg,
LEWIS DEN IG. Do.
„
P. W I.IITLE, Do.
D cember 6, 1838, Ijr
aTTACHtS & THEIR BESTRIJC-
I I VE“ NOS I'RUMS. —The united testi
uui.n of physicians throughout the United States
has fully prnVtd the fact that Pi t.* vs* Vegetable
Pills are the only thne Vegetable Pills Which will
'land the test of anafvz.;tinn; hence the pmprie
t r would most earnestly urge them to the notice
of those who have been iy the habit of Using* as
cathartics or aperients, the destructive and in i
t itintr quick pills so generally advertised, and
which are at best hat slow consumers of the vital
‘unctions, and Murderous agents, eVen to the
nnst hale. U ik tnie, most ot them produce a
ptp galive effect, ahd sometimes transient relief;
’hit in nmst cases they injure the- digestive or
gans, and an habitual resort in thein must ter
minate In coufirnYed dvsp« psia.
It is triiethat cathartic. and aperient Medicines
re often required, but the nicest discrimination
should always be 6bserved ,n the selection; and,'
if this he done,.nothing iujuoous-can.rt hultfrnm
tlvir use.. . ©
To phylutte Ibis Much desired result, Dr. Pe
ters h-iK made it hi** study for several years and
feels proud to say he has succeeded htVncth f «r
beyond his expectations. The object of his pills
is to siiperfeede'the necessity of ft fWqueht >e
course 10 injurious purgatives, and trwff. r a me
dicine safe, certain, mid pleasant in its rn, ration.
P«e»imvd hv Jos. Pefrk, M. D. No.
129 sti*« ef, N» w Y rk. Rich' box j/u.
nitns 4t) pdK . Price $0 cents, K als hy'j.
.1 Mversj ftpd S._ .E : l»;*tt7‘Carlibl'e*_aifd
Wilson & Co; Shippmsburg. " ; £>;*c . 6r\
MjßfcVtljan threv miliums-of l/«>xls *»f these
celtdiratvcl pills' h ive Ijeeii.aold,hi the U.
o ■ • Jaiiuttih’, 1835.
Huodredk .foil thous.ui.ls bless the daV- -tjiVy
Oecaoie acquainted With l‘clere' Vegetable Ptflt,
winch; in consequence of then- eidraurdina'ry
aondiiess, have attained a popularity.'unprece
dented in tlic.liistbvy of iiu-ilicihe.
When taken according to-’ the directions ac
companying iheibr'ihVy are highly beneficial in
the pi-dveiitirih aild edi e of Bilnais’ Fiver, Ft-ver
and Ague. Dyspepsia. Liver eqmjilßmjs/ Sick
11. joli.yclijJauodice, Asthma, Dropsy. Rheuma
tism. EhlaPgv.iileiflfof the Spleen, Piles,idnilic,
Female UoktriHliuns", .Heart. IIUHi, Nausea,
FlirriidTotigile, Distension of flie Stoiliaclf imd
U iwels,liicipientlt)K('rrliiiea, Flatulence, .Hab
imal CoHliveneSs, LiHs of Apetite./Blotcbedor
S illiiw Complexicin. aiuirid Hfl cases bf 'torpor
of tlie B.iwels, wllerea Cathartic or mi aperierit
isiltedtd., /theyjireeJcceediiiglv milif.in their
operation; phidudUg neither nattiea, j'lipirtgitor
debility. : -- 1 ■ --
The, efficacy of tiitke Pills is so well known,
and their pse an genera]; that further comment
is considered, uiniecesiiary. . Uec. fl.
Mfettdnthe, Sick and ■JVt’rttiiiU,
THOSE wim haye-suffered,.and atejteate -Of
suff.riiigfrhiii thfese
will find in /WeW’i Vfgfia6li:KtS%’ reMedy 'fit
om-e certain..and imniedhiten’Pits effects
la Dynfi /iiio,t : Jttjy.afani'l uiirivaUedthialtehave
been Cored ip.a few. weeks after having stiffertd
under this dtea'.lfu) complaint fni- yesrs.
In habitual Cost!i-Cuess they are decidedly an-'
perior trtany'yegetii.tile Pjlls ever yte discover
ed, and hesides thiS flfey are recommended by
all thiceaiinent and leading members of. the me
dical: Facility; o ■ ’ -
. /For/nali^as'gbpVte *."■ orw KhtiL-i,
For. Using Dr, Peters* Celebrated Vegetable
" PJ&kS. . . . ; x.
... *; Because they afe exctedihKly topblar,
which nrnyes tlu-m to lle exccediogly goml ■
, 3. Bectfiise they are- ’composed bf simples
' which hnv&the powetr tfr'dogood in animmense
number of caies, without possessing the ■ ttieans
to do injury in any, l
3 - BiiCftuse thrjr are liol h qm.ck niutlrim
the scientific c«tnpi<und of a. reuuiar uM sirian.
wl»» has iiiudi. Ilia profession tilt study-ot Ids life
4 Bi-tauVtbey nn- nut unplfcufci.lit toiake nor
distrtSsinip to retain, While they hh- most ,-ffect
ivh to iiperiitej
5' Because they are recofnmemled nsstandard
nipi.icme by the regular family.
6 Because by keeping tpe system in a natural
state ofnrttaii;.they rure almost tviry disease
w !l !c u. 8 '."fKkntal.to the human fn me. ..
they are cheap ai d portable, and
will retain all their virtues in bill vigor, in any
climate; and for any length of time. s
8 Because, notwithstanding. their simplicity
and mildness, they are one of tl.e speediest i ur
gative medtnnes which hnsy et been disrn en d.
9 Because they are ah unfailing remedy for
prornnnpr h 1
10 •BerntiseiiVfcasesofspleeriOrdpsWcnfleiirv.
hy their healthy infill, ore. on the dtriter 1 state of
the body, they have a most happy effect, in
cufmiiuri and iuvipnrathjjr Oh* n»ird.
1 1 Because iWy .fe ct tHHr currß without
the tiMial attendants of other pills, sickness and
gripities.
12. Becnnst ak well as being an unrivalled
purifier of the general sys-ctn, they are a seven
eign re.mt dy for sick head ache. , —,
13 Because they diffir Iron! ,the majority, of
medicines, in the filtt that tile 1 diiife they arc
known the more they ape approvt d. '
' B;‘h'uise as their appliration creates no
debility-in the system, they n.iiy he i; ken with.
out producing any hindrance to business or the
nsti-tl pio-snits of i vert day life.
15 bcrJinse when once introduced into a font.-
ily, nr a tillage, thet almost ifi-tm dintrlr take
tin* prei orletiCe of alt other medicine s in general
Complaints. ’ ■
16 Because a number of the wondirful cures
he\ have * fretted. ran he siihstantiat, d without
•nv midng int anv being risen tu) to, to procure
nv-'lid tosiimnnii s. ~ \
1 7 R« cMnsfD their rnhiposUion is Midi, that
t'lu-v a re'equally applicable to ihe umal dishes
r f w irrn,.c«>Ul, or temperate* rliimm.s.
18 Bithusc two or i|iree, nrein generd suf
ficient fnp a dose-—so that, as Is the rust* with
tl.e eenrrnlity <«f patent nietlirjpes—the patient
is no* compelled torneke a ineaT ol th* m.
19 Because ear!) imlhu’nal pill is put tip 1 iin
d« rjtlu* immediate Miperint* ndenre rf tin pro
pririo?\ so tlmt ip’ nfifltakv in the com.p< sill* u < r
qiemtitv chi. .possibly nrrur thr> ugh tht care
lessness rf a less- Interested agent. '
20* Because they purify the frame without
d« hilit <ting the system.
Because, notwithstanding their immerse
po|inlarity, no person has ela * ventured to.robe
against them till- breath of censure, which wi uld
not have been the case, if mvy eoiild have dis
cnyireri in them a sinrle flaw to ca\il at
22 Becausut-(and this flirt is of the utmost
importance)—hidiea in~a cirtain situation' may
take them, (not fnore than two rr'three at a'
time hnwevet!) without in the slightest decree
incurring the hazard of shot tie n. We re "the
virtues of' Peters’ inestirtiahl? pills, Cl 1, floe cl to
this desirable end alone, it would give thmi a
decided advantage over the nudicim-snf all n m
netitnrs, as’ih no case's is there more danger to
he apprehended, nr for whirh sn fewhave been
discovered, as the me referred to.
23 Because while they are so i flicient in their
operations with adults they may at the same time
he administered tf> children and even to dnfaots,
in small quantities, half a pill for instance, With
out the slightest danger.
24 “Bernbse their virthes are acknowledged
to stand pre-eminent, for their soothing ii flnenee
open young ladies -civil* sofTi rinpfrrtn the mttal
Changes of life, as directed by the laws Of Na
t"rf- Dec 6.
LIVER dOIVrPLAIWT,'
Cured by D'r. fVm. Evan** Chamomile Tdhic
tind jifierient Pit Hi,
MKS LY i LE, Mount .my, Lancaster to*
Pa, completely restored-to health, by Dr.
r.wo.b’ Chamomile Pills. Her symptoms were,
gnat pain m her right sid*, c« uld not lie on her
h ft without an aggravation of the pain, disturbed
rest, Lxtreiht debility, pains in the hi &.d, loss
of appetite, palpitation-of the heart, giddiness
and dimness of sight, langor, with’other symp
toms indicating great defaigt nit nt in the tut.c
tions of the liver. Miss Lytle, chtughu r r.| the
afon*said. Mrs. Lytle, has. also-bet n n stout! to
perfect lu'Ulth, by lilt* Suuieinvaliiahlt medicine.
Hrr symptoms were extreme nervmitness, at
tended with severe pain in her side, sickness rn
the stnmacli, enactions. &c. Mrs. Lttle has
ihe pleasure of inf< rminj- the public,'that i.u
meri'iis cases siftiilar to her nWn, (in her vicini
>>) have been restored to health hy the same
mv.ilunhle medicine. General Office frr the
sale of Dr. VVm. Evans’Chamomile Tnnir Pills,
is at No. 19 North Eighth st.' Philadelphia, a
few doors above Market.
Interest mg case of Dyspepsia
and Ilypofonclriiicisiii,
Cured hy Dr. i?t >an»' Chamomile Tome and
Family Mfirrimt Ftlu. ,'
Rlrs. Onod. of Mount Joy, Lancaster co. was
affected h f 7 yrars with ilu* ulinvt
h * which she was coi fiit.ed.to hei fet d •
h‘*‘ 9 Her sj mpi« ms. were. depression
of spirits. sickness at the st« ninth, headache,
, * I ML a, “PP* J Rreatpn »M»e and weiiht at
the stomach afiir eating, ghat mentalth stir n*
dehev., flying pains ip the dust, hack niK.sides,
costiymess, emaciation, c« Idness and weakness
of the extremities, a c'islike for sr.ru ty*or c« d*
versathVn, involtmtary sighing and wet ping, and
hinging and lassitude upon the h ast t xtreisi
Mrs. Good was in the most c?esperale situation,
and could,obtain no r« lit f until she. was ib’vlsed
Uy her-neighbors lo^ntnfee,(rial of Dr. £%**&»
Chamomile PillV, of which she is happy. testate
that-she is now ctr|ttying nil the hit swings of pep
feci health. Perarms desirous i f further hilor
matton will.be satisfied of everv particular < f her
astojdshinpcnrpi.hy applying M 19North Eighth
street, Philadelphia, or at her residejice.
The above.medicine i*« for sale by
Herald Office, Carlisle,
_ r— uemutt lSf Bumgardner t York.
. SfP\6iJ6Sfl. ... Agents.
,|r • N’F.W
FLOUR & F££» STORE.
hfliiK subscriber respectfully hiforrtiUils Mi
X HI|»1 the phKlih in seilmd, tlm? he has open
ed « FLOUR and FEED STORE af Ms i.ld
stand, (corner of L'mthcr ond'Bedford,) where
he intends'keeping for salci . ■'
WHEAT AND BYE Ff.OUR
Ivy the barrel or jshmllcr qn iritify,
aiul Coni Jffrali Chdfi k ml Bran, Conti-Bye Si
Oats i all of which hemtends keeping cnluhuntly '
on hand, and hopes, (a receive a share ’of the -
puhllcpatVonnge,: -- •- i:
, „He has also on hand'a few bushels nf SfiHijr
Wheat for syed.which he ofli ni for sale
ir-eT i I a.', '- JOHN PROCTER. ’
Carlisle, Jart. 1839. .. tf; -
■ P*S.—‘He still continues io tarry 6ft the Sil~ J
v ?Slojm S M the old stand, and‘has eonstantlv
hand a good assortment of plated Saddlery.
snich as btirrups, Bitts, Harhers-mcuming and
Coach work. , PWtffnr ,<3hafch Makers done
m the best m’h'tfn-er'una.WUfi despatch® J.P,
V ChaUees ind MouiKn bt Saii'ts a
*A fine assortment very low, it “ • - - V •
, ' Arnvtd ft Co't,