•<-IV-. *T And -9AVIITOS INSTITUTION, No. 66 South FoartU st. Philadelphia. CAPITAL 250.000 DOLLARS. —Often 'daily for the transaction of business from - . . 9A. M. IoS P, M. ' _ -M-kEPOSITES of money received, for which iPche followingrateof interest will bealiowcd; 1 year 6 percent, per annum, 6 mos. 6 •« “ 3 *• 4 ** 44 ■ On business deposites,.lobe drawn at the plea sure of the depositor, no interest will be allowed. On current nntcs of’ solvent Banks, every part of the United States, will be received as special deposites, on such terms as may be a greed on in each particular case. , By order of the Board, „ ■ , J.-DESSAA, Cashier . Philadelphia, Dec.-19, 1838. ly OR. I. G. LOOMIS, DENTIST. INTENDS residing permanently in Carlisle, arid 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 jt.will he waited upon at their residences. - . „ ■,, ” ' C Dr. Georgs D, Foulke , ■ Reference ,— < Rev i Thos. C. Thornton, (_Dr: David JV. Mahan, Carlisle. Dec. 6, 1838. A VALUABLE TAN YARD . .. POE. E.EITT, _ : ; AT HARPER'S PERRY, VA. subscribers will lease for one or more B ’-.years their valuable Tan Yard, with all its appendages. It is;dne of the best locations in Virginia for carrying on the business on an : extensive scale, as there is abundant room and ■ the materials areLample.' A number of the Vats are under .cover, and all the buildings are ot the : most suitable kind-<-besides the grinding of Bark ' (which can be got convenient and at fair prices,) ... is done by water power. . ; t- ’ Any quantity .01 Hides can be procured m the. neighborhood, is there is ho other’tannery with ■“ in several miles of the 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 he given immediately. - ' For.further particulars enquire of. HUGH GILLEECE 8c CO.. . ‘ Harper’s Ferr#, Feb, 7, 1839.’ eowtf CARD. DR. JOHN J. MYERS, KIFORMS his friends and the-public, that he has resumed the duties ofhisprofession, and ■ vriirgive'his undivided attentipn tOShe 1 practice of its several branches. His office is in the stone house adjoining" his drug store and one donr from the Post Office, Carlisle, Feb. 28. 1839. 3m,, /' T % CABINET MANUFACTORY^! :rjnaS subscriber respecttully informs the In • .JL habitants of Carlisle, and the public gcner ; ; ally, that he .still resides at his Old Stpnd. m ,■; 'North Hanover street, opposite Mr. E. Bullock’s •... Chair Manufactory, where he codtinues, to carry on the r'',' v rsab(mt JflaMng Itnsmcss, In all its various branches. He has lately fur nished himself with anew and SPLENDID HEIRSE, ■ to accommodate' all those who may favor I • ■' Ifim with a call. -: He returns his sincere thanks I Vf to his friends atid customers tor the liberal* en ; couragement bestowed on him. Sc solicits a con- i ■ ; t-" tinuance of their patronage. He flatters himself . " thalby strict attention tobiisiness and adtsposi- to pleaSe,~ta merit and receivearshareof ~. ;: publicpatronage. - -V;" - U. B. One or Two Journeymen Cabinet Ma-, .'■ 1: feerswanted.to whom liberal wages will be given. Ah apprentice will be taken tp; learn the above • " business,.if well recommended. - , G'ODFREID HAAG. Carlisle, December 6, 1838.—tf.T laterestingCure jfc PERFORMED by Dr. H. Swayne’s Coni-; ; P pound Syrup ot Primus Virginiana, or Wild , ' Cherry.—Having made use of this invaluable • Syrup in my family, which entirely cured my .The' symptoms were- Wheezing and Choking; of Phlegm difficulty of breathing,alien r' -r ded with constant cough, spasms, convulsions, given up all hopes of its re . . coVery, until I was advised to make a trial of ' : thisVmvaluable medicine. After seeing- the - wonderful effects it had upon.my child, -I. con-, jv;",. eluded tomake the same trial upon myself,’ 'Sy ' which entirely relieved me of a cough that I was i with for many, years. Any. person '• 'Wishing to see me can call at my house in Beach r-V-' r “eet, above the Market, Kensington, , : H- John Wilccox, Ph.l^,p W a.Decr, 18 38. . t lie ayCHc medicine is for sale by ’ :' >-j. j. MYERS & Co.. Carlisle. ’ of Scroggs~,.‘deccased t NO CE, . rpHB subscriberhavingufcen oat Letters of * he , of < MOSES SCROGGS dec d, late of Newton; .'.township,• Cumberlanu countyi liereby givesnotice to all . persons indebted to said estate by bond, note or immediately, and those, haying claims will present thewbron erly. authenticated for-settlement- - t - . - ALEXANDER SCROGGS, Residing in Newton township," Dumb; co: May 30,1839; ' . ;. ■ . et FOR SALE. rp^WAie'Westcrnllams, .. ose. . .. „ ' -'i'.” 1 v • 'll&l«BS|* , >Wef’or fennew! _ • tsWitfevßTai‘cU>2S, i^e^^oods.Gra. ■■ ’ anti'other fancy. Sprli 8." , Goods, {broale cheap at the noi* store ot. ■i, - OLD 1 * CO.; 1 JOSEPH S. LEWIS, JB. & CO, Commission Merchants, S. IV. corner Broad'V Vjrie-sts. P/nladet/ihia, ARE prepared to receive arid effect sales o’ all produce, merchandize, Bcc. which may be entrusted to their care. Liberal advances will be made.on consignments until sales are ef fected. - . Produce and merchandize left at the Ware house of Messrs. Murray &. Fleming, Carlisle, shall receive prompt attention, arid all riierchari dize,&c. left with us“will be forwarded to Car lisle, Chambersburg, and all .intermediate pla cell on the mil road, with care and despatch, at the lowest rates of freight. April 4, 1839., . ' ■ 3m ffIHE books of Dr. Theodore Myers dec’d., JLhave been placed in the.hands of Jacob Sq.uier, Esq. toy settlement. Those having claims against, or those indebted to said deceas; ed t are requested to callimraediately for settle ment. S. a; MYERS, Administratrix of said deceased, Carlisle, April 11, 183?.—3m0. ~ BTOGHON DJS2TTSST, .y. 1) ESPF.CTFULLV informs the ladies and Hit, gentlemen of Carlisle and its vicinity that he-sets Artificial-Teeth in the- most approved manner. He also scales, plugs and -separates teeth to arrest decay.' , .■ ~ J Dr. N. prepares a tooth powder, which whi tens the teeth, wjthbut injuring the enamel, col ors the gums a fine red and refreshes the mouth. The tooth-ache will be cured, in most cases, without extraction; and an odontalgic wash is -prepared for healing, safe gums and fasten the teeth. ~ Ladies and gentlemen are requested to call and examine his collection of Porcelain or In corruptible teeth,which will never .decay or change color, and are free from all unpleasant odour, durable and well adapted for chewing, which will be inserted in the best manner and at fair prices. ~ ~ ' ' - All persons washing Jsr. N. to call -at their dwellings will please to leave a line at Ids resi dence, No. rHarpor’s Kow, when he will punc tually attend to every call in the line of his pro fession. From a long and successful practice, he hopes to -give general satisfaction. Carlisle, April 11,1839. ' CHARLES mrCLURE, ATTOS.NST AT LAW,. TTWTILL practice in the several Courts o d|»,;'Cumberlapd, Perry and Juniata. Office iirt .Wain,street^,Carlisle, a few doors west of the Post Office.. . :March2lj 1839. - ~ tf &S 9& -|Bfe|.celJMST. -AW» Burr Manufacturer. The subscriber wishes , to inform his friends and jhe public that he continues the manufactu ring ofau kinds of machinery for Woolen Fac tories, together with' erbnoh burr mill stones, at hisold stand in New Cumberland, all of which he'will warrant to lie made in the best work-, and of the best materials,-and sell at the lowest prices, upon accommodating terms* - , ' A constant supply of Cards will be kept on hands, and bid machines repaired. ~ ' !. ABR’M MELLINGER; June 21.1838... • ' -- ly A new liisie of Freight Cars FkOM HARRISBURG TO BEIL* . K.; ■ ABBZiPHIA. THE subscriber, grateful for-past favors, re spectfully, acquaints, hisfriends and the pub- that he,has put into operation bn-the HAR RISBURG. LAN CASTER, and COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD, a line of new DOUBLE CARS, which'yiili run regularly between Harrisburg & Ph\ladeVpbia,.by..which Goods and Produce of all descriptions will be fqfwarded' wilh careand ’despatch; at,the lowest.ratea.of.freight. C. Goods will tse received at the WAREHOUSE of THOMAS I. MAXWELL, N. E. corner of Broad and Vine streets,' Philadelphia, and for warded to Harrisburg, Carlisle, .Chambersburg, and intermediate places. and by thb subscriber, ' ’ -■ OWENM’CABE../ Harrisburg, Jah.'Sl, 1839. -. / StT-FISH. SALT AND PLASTER, COM ST ANTLY ON H AND. ' Cash paid for almrft all kinds of country prbdtfCeiyv-, , / - .POST 0PP105.,... . Carlisle, Pa. May i, :iBS9. Arrival and Defiarlure of Maiifj ■ Arrives. - doses. Eastern . daily about 10 m. . 7/p.m. «. <> “ 5 p. m. lla. m. Western •• , «« -is m. la.ra. Southern " " 10,m. fp. m, , Mechanics Vg.";, -■.. -.-'• JOtn. i7"_p...ni, Kewvillo “ ■.“12 m. JO at m. R. trAMBERTON.p. M. Estaleof Bavid Hlppehammer, decerned. N O TIC E. ■■■ I : fiHHE public, will talce notice that lelter/of ad- A ministration have this day been issned to thesubscriberon the estate of Tlavid dlippe hammer r |ateof the borough of : Carlisld Cum-' bemud county. All who have claim/ or de mands against, the' estate qfsaid dectpenlare requested to male the game known to/tbe sub. scnber without delay, arid all who are/indebted tosaid estate are required Jto tail andTseftle "the r r HUGH GAtJLLAGHBRv - ; - ■ AResidenceiCarlisle. Sntftfr forjale by ,4/ NOTICE. DR. J. C. NBPP, ( CHANGE OPAGEB 1 1,' . For Morrison’s Universal Mcdlclm Horatio shepherd moatt Agent in the. United States, hayi dismissed by the British College of I*i George Taylor now of the city of a' has been appointed Sole General Ag/r . gia Delegate to the United-Stales, u • The said GeorgeTayloi- has app/i 1 Olmstead, of Montrose'; Siisqueh/i ; Pennsylvania, Sole General Ageh«< of- Maryland and .Delaware,- amy' counties east of the Allegheny Mon sylvania, and George C. Hand, Sii of Allentown, Lehigh county, Pal gent for four counties in the sta tf and seven in the state of New Jci ißurlington, Cape May, Curab/i tier, Monmouth and Salem, in/! Jersey! Gennesse.e, Livings?) rrnpvl Steuben, in the state of New'Jt . . . _ JH Hsreaflery'ho person can o/v 1 his is to certiyy, tjipt I P.- ySuiiie Hygeian Medicines /itl Howd’s Patent Cast Iron Direct Action Wd. ' " n ,. ..-• „„ t v; or l v Wheels, in the place of a Reaction the Direct Wheel does not flood the tad much by three inches as the reaction did, f ,, „ that I can grind seven bushels with the di& un cr the flfiW action wheel an hour,- and drive two j; u^’ s c q " n t ''^ | stones, where I could not grind four bushchu j. j , detected a su/l the same time with the reaction and d rive^“^ r “ c $1 run of stones. pETER p AHNESTO c K &stead-W Hand, onjt/f EphratS tp. tan.-co. Oct. 1838. ; finding' principl bian theory of Disef Uraliy known to rcJ sis advertisementJ \ese medicines cua « a cure, and ms>)\ ey may be gi/en.with safety to.the weak. Sticnt, and uni'r every circumstance mid if humtln saleringland to children of the lender age-/ 1 |e offered M sale within thcaforesaid dis 1 gre genuind unlesstach box or package BfaC-similefif JamesjMorrison’s signature, WacsimHoltUie George Tay-' ifl also thewritten signature of A. D. Orni sh;. C. Ha/d, or Olntetead Vf Hand, with t lf, cell signature of Sole Agents, wlicn ap wills arl of two Itinos—No. l and No. ■2, sqjoxes Jith-envelopifc, at 25 and 50 cents! !aiftagcs It $1 and $3. Each , packet con tafi-onoijiibn of unotft two to one of No 2. Tp-'dcri are in sepanile boxes—*-price 25 . J|mieil apothecary or druggist is ever erm tc/sell tliese medicines. , - , Rallle persons coiiqilying with ‘the re quHrmuired .may be appointed agents on Qjll CjCncral Dcjio:,V r o. 5 South J'ront Irplladelhiiia. - - l • , .ID. C)LMSTEAD, (General- Agent, |- 33 counties,’ Pa.-, fle states of 8 Maryland ajrJ Delaware. I _G.;c; HAND, General Agent, 'Bounties, N. Y., aniy counties, N. J. I'hi c is hereby notiltid that we have "'business, and’herearcrit willbc con ictlsv the firm of Olmstiad & Hand. A® directed to Olmstfid & Hand, No. soup strebtVPhiladelpp'a, will receive ’mSition.’' ’ IMPORTANT i To Milters S MamifacOes. HOWD'S IMPROVED Dl* ACTION WATER WHO THEpublic are iriformed.that the,si||er has bought - the, right' of' the abowfcr wheel, for the State • &. sidercd by those having thenrin use, aljf the most important improvements that \B r been introduced. Persons desirous of seifc wheel, .can do so, by calling at the foujtf DAVID COCKLEY, Lancaster. - 'l* nexed. certificates have been ,given as. aS testimonial of its value; they will speak foiffl selves. All communications addressed | siibcriber in Lancaster, Pa„ will be tended to. April 11, 1839. . AlloWay, May S, 1838. This may-certify, that 1 have been engage in putting ih'S. B. Howd’s cast iron direct a tion Water Wheel, both in the State of JSev York and in Michigan, and can give it as mj decided opinion that with 8 feet head or under,'] rightly put in, it will do more business with the] same water than any other water wheel which 1 I have yet had any experience in, and in .refer ence to back water, is second-best to none that I have yet tried. In. reference to guarding a gainst ice; there can be.no better-operation, and it is very easy to be kept in repair. _ STEPHEN AILES, Millwright. ■ Ailoway, September 3, 1838. This may certify' that ! have had in my Mill one of Mr. Howd’s direct water wheels , for the space Of one year., It is a'five feet- wheel,' and I have had a re-actiori in the same place—l have also had Wheeler’s Union Wheel, yet I think Mr. Mowd’s will do more business with less wa ter than any oilier I have tried. It does well in back water. I have had from ,sto 6 feet head. I think we could do as much work with half the water as we used to do~ with the under shoot wheel, which has also been in 1 operation in ray mill. LAWRENCE RILEY. ‘ Lyons, September 3, .1838. _ S 1 This may certify, that we have used one of S. Howd’s patent water Wheels since December last, by the side of a' re-action wheel, and we think that Howd’s will do double the -business, with the same water that the reractiou- wheel wid do Or very near, We never have but three -■ feet head, and Can grim!, with that eight bushels „„ per hour. We are subject jo baclt-water. 1 his (] UI wheel will-do as good business under back wa- -j "tcY as - the re-action, and we recommend- it to j Sl the attention and prc ' MILES S. LEACH. n DYEING & SCOURING. 3 THE tmbacribcr-respectfully informs tbepub- fll/ lie that 6he continues to-oleanse- Clothes of grehseilMßiris, See. in the best manner andwitl).- f out injurihg the cloth'.- She wiTTalso attend to L DYEING ' -fl all kinds of Yarns, Cloths, Silks, See. See. any Jf color which may be desired, on the most accom- Jl’c mqdating terms and with despatch. /npi Her residence is a few doors east of Mr. A.of wi Richards! store. Centre Square, Carlisle. ’ /man JANE McMURRAY./’ ' 3m* April 25,. 1838, I.XPE AND HEALTH. PERSONS whose nerves have been |inj/ed by calomel, or excessive grief, great I<P of blood, tile suppression of accustomed dischages or cutaneous eruptions, intemperate habio or other causes which tend to relax and enovate the nervous System; will find a friend to.aothe and comfort,in EVANS’ CAMOMILE PLLS. Those afflicted with Epilepsy or Fallingplck ness, Palsy, Serious Apoplexy, and orgiic af fections of the heart, nausea, vomiting, pins.in the side, breasMhnjjs, head, stonlqchy back, will find themseWeSrimrnediatcly reliwed, by using PILLS. Dr. Evans does not prctendic say that jn all debilitated arid,impaired ( coiififutions —■ in nervous diseases hf all kinds, paqfqularly of the digestive organs, and in incipidt consump tion, whether at the lungs or live, they will cure. That dreadful disease, emsum/ition, might have been checked in its commencement, and disappointed ,i>f its prey all okr the land, it tlie first , symptoms of nervous debility had been .’chunteracwd by the' danpmile Flower chemically prepared, together iithmanyother diseases, where other remedia have , proved fatal.— L /.■' _ How nanny persons do we daty find-tortured with that drewful disease, Sijk Headache. ,If they, would oay make trial oj this invaluable medicine, thVy would percci/e that; life is a - -pleasure amjmot a source of nlisery and abhor rence. In nervous persons agynst the abstraction.of blood, either • hr lecches/cupping, or thcimployment of the linnet. ■ l/rastic purgatives; in delicate habits pre almost equally improper!' .Those are prac jticcs too often resorted to in such cases, but they ! Lj seldom fail to prove highly injurious.; Certifi i cates.of cures are .daily received which.add suf ficient testimony of the great efficacy of this in valuable'Medicine; in relieving' afflicted mam kind. For sale by '' : . J.Myers UPq., Carlisle,' • Delimit {S' Bunigardncr, York. May 23,1839; . Agents, ' Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia. IS there no cure for that distressing'’disease? ik the echplfonn thousands.- Read the many certificates of cures performed by Dr. Wm. E vans’ Camomile Tonic anoSßarnily Aperient Pills,. The following cef rnqst certainly convince every person of the-great efficacy of IhisTinvnhiahleaivedicine.. : , ,v ' - Dr„Wti. Evans— DearSin—lcannever bo grateful enough foV the cure I have received by the useof your invaluabie'mefiicine (G AjtoMiiir: Pili.s,) ’T, was for five years very seriously troubled with Dyspepsia, which paused aner-. Vous sensation throughout my system—so much that t sometimes shook as if I had been afflicted .with jpalsy;. durihg„all .this.time X took many medicines, but none.would cure me,- ,Atr last ’ my-physiciah gave me up; hut- fortunate , /', on day as I was speaking to a friend onj>6 subjeq he, told me that Dr, Wm. Pills were the only medicine - cup me. of which I purchased > w V e ‘ ! f n d th? rcs/U, is that X am now enjoyii>r^. e " e Y be<aUh I , .Any; person .wjshing-to 'hopef N0.,265 North E*® Philadelphia, jv; >• .HENRY JUwWAJIPOKL|» 3rj^ih«n^medtcineisfersateV.'- ?: igured^Stocki mtldVCo. 4« MICHAEL M’MA'I Tinted A. D. Jniia' county, Tor the states thirty three untains, Penn jrgeon Dentist, /, General A-. /of New York, ;rsey, to wifi— /rland, Glouces me state of New in, Monroe and ,ork. /- /will vend the ge pthin the said dis y of the said A. D. land. • All former i having terminated lat, who is now ofief / of Moat & Pelham, /nuiacturc, which will jh will-not-have the intend, Gi C; Hand, or re cover of each box or is of the 115'peiari or Mor le, are too favorably ami tire a minute explanation air diseases wliich_nd l heretofore deemed in- Lt> & HAND, feby felt for Carlisle, „ OLMSTFJ 'U<|mctlicine is for s:V flBiS OGILBY. A f ■iDG-3 BUNDERS. -Iff. GOOD’4' ■ ! :p %sm:ent IN fUIDGES. I 'of the to\fesli!p of New ; the county of O-hntcr, and state . lettersbntent-for an ' ovcxllpf erecting BndgcSover streams U er » Iplan combines stragth and per -ncy fconomy, so much b as'not torc - w*, in situations, more thlione half the expense to| a Briilge on this jmn, ami shen built \voul&> liable to be Injured by a fresh et, or rise UUjcam; the Bridge being con structed am iu « e d .in such a iranner, that if theywatcr s wdsc so high a s'to pa oyer th’e top of it, th^ e ' :W ou!d remain firm and se cure. 1 lias been submittal to a. hum? her of scieftWn, who air pronounce it a great improfh One on this ram-hasbeen erected oveM aa cU of Whitccfey creek, in the townshifflQ n( iongvove, which received the approbat« a j ur y appointed!)/ the court to view the s||The subscriber owing pur chased the ri Bf the;’states of mh&ylvania west of theSuß^ na> New Hammhirc, Vet" mont, New Jefe^tern.Shore.o^MLuryland.- Novth and Sm» ro ii nQj Indiana,Kentucky, Michigan, Louisiana, MwSnuri,"and the territories Wisconsin and Florida, will sell single, tmjh county, or statfeiights, to any person or pL am i will give tperyex p/ahation that rap necessary, at.huplace of residence, Kirf&fa Lancaster couny, JRftm sylpania, of. of- the |>luntecr. Carlisle,'Pd* ' \ r: . j ~ 1 FRANCIS G, BELL. September 20fc >v, - ’!' . ■ We, the Coinf having ereCted al Good's patent, ah ii it is.a very valuali jbui/fting oyer sml ißi expensive in their trier's Of ;e on the ylVodel o|r lldedly of the opil provenfent, espe frenmft'being m Uruofion. -r ~.r’ I. {Elijah Lcwit, \ / Passnb-ei \f - Jqbn Beitler\ Commissihers. iPßPsii!! f e efficacy lif Dr. le Pills. I . , Dec: 19, IBS. 'hiladelphlafron intown, ,1 jfefullj ty ofaddingfe feu o, your celejatei iriy alreadyljivei ears ago, I yfs at for several Beat in its; worst sfcjet A thing that |ip no relief, till I tment. Froal. testimonials vttcl faint hopcsßia re altbgethef Ist :,and’it iaßcaipl aired. ; Indceah mld : pQa3ibly,l|y iTmcst-recorat* [of the. benefit! isncknowledgoj (feme df/spbligll yardyou.iHai t'acyofyoarCl tiornvKfellowl Ht nJLwho may Wfrtte.ihfltJ BWijiy/pyspel lices against I jhat thejr.niaj I restoration'. ■ h, though I Iwillinglg gw/ be desired. |rs, , June 11. 1838. Jrllck , ile Pills, ami '-feeling.il era, I would.warmly ci iKging-orr their cxiatena of that scourge of the hurni to lay asld? their parly prj geivp ii speedy and peftnan i'-r I still.resideiH Gernrmnl ?iuentjy visit tlippUy. ,and v urther information that mi '• , Ever gratefully TS ics.j . ,late Sole, ring been ;alth. Dr. yew York, (at and Hy- IVC, JS W. gj* vcn'of.their•immenseimporti ncetotheamictedi i in almost every class-of disc* ics, The niimber • of letters received from pntie ts recovering thro* P 5 their means is really prodigifus, and the com plaints which they have cuwi are almost as ya- p) ried as they are numerous. But still there are some In which they are mbi especially behefi- ca •cial than in others; and i nong those may be ■ pamed the too often fatal c mpluints of the sto- w mach and bowels, such as. iholicj Flatulence, S r and Indigestion, for whic they are not only a certain but an immediate*c re. P u It is w6ll known that froi the disarrangement eip of the stomach and bowels, arise nine tenths of 1 all the maladieSvOf adult at 1 declining life; that roc this is the foundation of Fh lulency, Spasmodic kno .-*k Pains, Indigestion, Loss of, Ipfctile &c., and ih.at If jaui those in their turn give bir h to Dropsy, Liver aemn*th Complant, Consumption, anil habitual lowness of out prjn spirits; therefore Peters' ifUls being the- very US !J^ I lip best medicine Which has ever been'discovered 15 for the incipient-diseases of the intestines, are l^* or Y necessarily the surest preventives of those dread- P^ e l ful, and also general embitter Co^]P‘ a _ l j mature.lifej.and dragon many .millions tp_un- B timely graves. In speaking thus Dr. Peters arrogates nothing ?ny until lo .himself that has not been conceded by the ,n va|in* public, ..;.Heis no needy quack or unknown spec- -it *5 ulatoyi who comes hefore.the world as his own they an herald and.witness, but is placed in responsi- I '£ ar J billty of situation by the patronage which he has *9* enjoyed for years, and which is increasing to an ncienMj extent unprecedented in the annals of,medicine, that makes' him caVeful;toavihst-nothing. \vhich-M5 JJv? is not borne, out by tlje . hence he does not feartobe puttothc test-ih-any. per the thing which he has promised respecting his Pills,., pnetor -Dr/jPcfersTs most happy to be able to state, Quantif on the' aulhority of algreat number of regal#* lessne? physicians, that wherever his Vegetable. Pills* have been introduced, they.have almost, super- debim ceded the adoption of mercurial (experiments, 21 for their peculiar faculty in sweetening the blood, populai and stimulating it to expel all nqxious juices, and a ß a roS| in giving.strength and lode lathe nerves, prer not hat vents disease trom acquiring tnat strengthjivhich co ££ r( l, must begotunder, if at all,* by dangerous reme- : 2 - f' dies. ' € , >n>P“'P Prepared by JOS..PRIESTLY PETERS, M. .tnUe-fn, D. 129 Liberty street. New. York. Each box timefeV contains 40 pifls; price SO cents. l " cll, Et t These celebrated Pills are sold by all the prin- virtJ" * Cipal Druggists in Baltimore,Philadelphia,Wash tips l ri “?‘ ington city, and throughout the United Slates, deci|an v ; the C!unanas,-Toxlis J -Mcxic<i, and the West In- ,P etl P ? 3 dies, and by > . ... “Ffel • JOHK’L MYEKS7Carlisle, ’ disjjedj , T . SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Do. . , ; Sides' S. WILSON & Co., Sliippcnsburg, op»o*' GEO.'CxAHLIN, Chambersburg, be* . LEWIS. DEN IG. Do. in ALEX'>R SPEEU, Mcrcersburg, * P. Wf LITTLE, Do. December 6, $3B. iVttAOKsk THtKSR BESTRtrC ftj TIVE NOSTRUMS. —The united test!-, mony of physicijns throughout the United States has fully, prove! the fact that Peters’ Vegetable Pills are the unit true Vegetable Pills which will stand the testpf/analyzalioni hence the proprim tor would mostearnestly urge them to the untie/ of those-who h!fe betti in the habit of using,]! cathartics or- aperients, the destructive and ill tating quack pits so generally advertised, J which are at hat but slow consumcrs of the \ I functions, and'purdeTOus agents, even to ; moat hale. It is true’,' most of them produ a purgative effccl and sometimes transient roj hi but in most cas i.theyi injure the' digestive; -i gans, and an 1 ibitUaj resort t 6 them muslt 'I minate in confijned dtspepsia. ’ ; / It is true tha satharfic and.jipcrieht medic i are often requaid, bntithe nicest diacrimina ’ sliouldglwaysle observed .pthe selection;; I if this be donrfnbthinglnjuribus can rcsult fl their use. I " V ; .■ To produclthis much desired result, Di -• ters has mao it .Ida stum for several y ean 1 feels proud 4 say he haasucceeded at leng > beyond bis JpectationsA The object of hh ’ is.to super(|;le_the„neMlsity_,qf|;a_fieqiiei; course to injrious purgatives; and to.effer dicine safe|cftain,aml pleasant in its opet Prepare*)/ Jos. Priestly Peters, M. II 129 Libert/stfeet, New, Ylrfc. Each hoi tains 40 .pip. i Price SO cekts. For sal el J. Myers, Jnd S. Elliott, Carlisle, and V Wilson BflPd Shippensburj'. Df ( “TPMs’ Tcgeloble Pill/ Iffi than three mill! ms of boxeap lebrated pills haye-peen sold iff' ice January, 18jS. . I (eds-and.thousands- pless_theJw acquainted with JPetm’- V£getV a V consequence of tjielr cxt#U .■ have attained a rippularitr¥r v tjie Jdstory of medicine, . taken.according tci the dill. 8 ?' iivglhem.theyareWglily'lf entton and cure of Bilious I|A. ‘ e, Dyspepsia, Live! Com# °' C , K i, Jaundice, Asthma Drojf -Vj a ' lahgemenf of. -the Spleen, °, ■ Obstructions, Heijrt B«J* Isen ’ i'onguo. Distension of tb«*V, a8 d incipient Diarrhoea! Fill f* aC) ' tiveness, Lbsg.6f’Apfetit*!- or ompiexion', ami in all q|* or P°v wcisv where a cathartii/fP?*? 6 ?- 1.. They are exceedjnlf? ‘heir i, producing neither haiP'dS 1101, ■ -I;'-'. j Ificacy. of these Pills y 1 use so general, that ired Unnecessary. ac- M? Stiifp ..Huii Francis ion that ? e J allvfor,,"' 1 VU less e ileadache, /Sick aU' VOUSA IiJjtHOSE who havfc-sufrerrf. f r .y , of »‘JL suffeririß from thesedbre/o^P'^ 1 ”' 5 ’ ftill findiin Pttcn,' Vegeld&_ O" ed 7 at 'Mnfee ccrtalaandiimmediaiJ if Unwrrx mssaKsaasateg^; fperior to ani Vegetablejiljaf* „ 'ed, ahd.besies this they? arf ln ' r'l,. e ■ - all the aminft tnnd leadps fs.- e mC ' ■ dical Faculty ■ i» r- , , Eor sale ayibove. ■~" c ‘ . Itffiy-are tiobitbbe itlejr-flrei fower.tg iwitlujuf A'CATJ 7ib rjimng: i vt: Becaus phicliprove l-S, Bccaus Ihichliave i limber of ci I do injury I ilua: Because they arc not a quaA medicine.bnt; scientific compound of a reginat,physician, b has made his profession the life, i Because they are not unpleasant to take hbr' ressirig to retain, while theyare. ortost loop crate. f I Because they are recommended as standard ■cine by the. regular faculty. . J (Because by keeping the system in a natural lof action, they cure almost eVery, disease li is incidental to the human frame. •or in is m lecause they are cheap and portable,,and itaiii all their Virtues in full vigor, in any !d for any length of time, se,’ notwithstanding their simplicity is, they are one of the speediest pur clues wpich-has yet been discovered, se they Sre an unfailing remedy for good appetite. use in cases of spleen or despondency, althy inlltieiice on" the excited state of hey hate a most -happy effect, iii id invige -atirtg the mind, use the effect their cures without itendant of'other pills, sickness-and iusc as rell as being ao‘‘ unrivalled the general system, they are a sover ly foiisiw head-ache./ mse yW differ Iroro'the majority of •in t« fact that the more they are mort hey, are approved. use i their application creates no he s item./they may be taken with sg ai ' .hitiA'an.ce to business, or the its ofpverjday life. , ; Sin <|ce introduced into a fans eyllmost immediately take allSther medicines \n genera/ mfer of the wonrierfuj cures , £i be substantiated without lelg resorted to,, to procure •f . , i if composition is such, that ificable to the usual diseases Operate climates. ly tf I if I I. HORSS PO ftAf 1 "? EXAMINE :por fXipbscribers, thankful for tlisfhod of informing the pi Jilßtinue the building of Thra ivi (fie Power, at their old stal iJCarlisle, where Farmers ail Itftimes be supplied. They [Jerable improvement on the' nfnet and have also attached a' /GLOVER, TIIRASIi ih for durability and simpleness l ps surpassed by none. ' • faring all manner of confidence iij lity of the above mentioned macliil I willing.thnt Farmers shall test tl Iking the purchase. - Persons wishing to purchase of ej achine will please make applicat iblic house of John Onrnman, Carli NEVIUS & MITC '■May 3,1838. jjU. SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYlfglil , ?OF PFUNDS VIRGINIAN A, oL^VILD 'CHERRY.—This medicine is offenjffto the public as an effectual remedy in all' affections in dicative ol Pulmonary diseases, britti iijtheir re cent and moreadvanced stages; aijch aiMl/ima, Pulmonary Coneumfition, recent orAchrdnic coughs, hoarseness, hooping eshgh, wheezing, and difficulty of breathing, .spitting of blood, night, sweats, Bcc. This retnedy'is .highly usc ful to persons whose nerves have- been injured f- by-calomel opcxcessive grief.-greal-tossmf blood,- .’. the suppression -of acchstomcd .discharges, or cutaneous eruptions, intemperate habits,or oth-, er causes which tend to renovate Or.lreTax the nervous system. ‘ How many personsdp we daily ; behold approaching to an untmicly grave, wrest ed in' the. bloom of youth from' their’ dear - rela tives and friends, afflicted with-that common and destructive ravager, called Consumption which soon wastes the miserable sufferer until they be- ' comebeyond the power of human skilhlf such' sufferers would only make a trial df-Ijß&vavne’s invaluable medicine, they wnuld aoomfiml them- • selves more henefilied than by gulphm£the va rious ineffective remedies with which’ our pa- Eers daily abound. This sj’riip immediately - egins to heal the ulcerated lungs, stopping pro- ‘ fuse night sweats, mitigating: the-distressing cough, and at the same time inducing avhealthy and. natural-cxpectoration alsn relieving the shortness of breath and pain in.th'e chest, which haryass the sufferer on the slightest exercise', and-fmally the hectic flush in the palid and er maciated cheek,iwjll- soon begin to vanisht-and the sufferer-will here perceive himself snatched-- from a premature grave intp thefenjoymephagain of comfortable health. ... . Oiserw—The .above medicine'is for '-sale at , the Medical Office, N 0,19 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, where all.orders rhust beaddress- . ed. To avoid rmposition the Proprietnr’srhame is impressed in the .botdds; likewise his signa ture is attached to-the labeis on. the botlles,— Price $1 per botlleT dr. six bottles for $5. For sale by ' A - J. J. MYERS a Co.,Carlisle, I known, ; moment )cc. 6. TB Sway fa’*Compound' ■ %.Sur»/l ofPruma. Viririmana or WildCKfa* , forioughs aridcoldsnow allays, jrri .tatiotidfthe thephlegm to.raisefree andg&yfinnsthtna, pulmonary, consumption.,, resent and-phrenic coughs.'wheesingnndchokingor phlcgmnioarse- . ■ ness; difTicultv or breatliing, croup/spitting of blood, See. The syrup is warranted to effect a • permanent cure, if taken, accordingtodirefclfons ■ which Accompany tlie houles. For sale'at the drugstore of : • J. J.Mters & Co; Jinßljr popular, Inglygoocl.' ■ ■ Ised of simples Id in animmcnse ising the means ecl'vor three, ar§ in general suf ta*£— jfthat, ns is the ease with JrA pKDt medicines—the patient lommtoJnaKc n iheal of them, ptll is pot.Up tin _* infMipe£plci)dence-of-thepre *t thc or iy~m Pfly occur through' Uie.care iss jleslerested agentw B|se w pbrify the frame without #iae, withstanding their immense foo Pjrf has ever ventured to. rhisc' fo thq>lth of censure, which would pen tlntli—if envy could have dis* thermi .‘•le flaw In cavil at. ause *T[., ni |his fact is of the" utmost e )“'f! les Jit certain 'Situation may (aß‘,n){l than* .two _or_thr< e at a: r e.rlr dh*! in the ‘slightest degree he|«2anjf abortion. Were the >c ii 4 P* !^s » confined to efd aloil would.give them a all'com ifo cases Ithere niorc danger to id, or for.lnch.so fe\V have '“been [the one to. ; . 2 while so efficient ih their w,, :'£ i u l hesametime childnljrtid even to infants, ill nfbties, half a for instance, with e slp est danger. I fljse their virtues oj Xeminent, for thei yol ladies while snffj j as directed b; ire acknowledged isnothirig influence ingfrom the muni jltlie.larts of Na \ Dcqi 6. ■SHINCr M. ICIIINES AND I OftSElrES.' ist favors,take Vlic that they ywj’T Machines y, in Leather I others can rave made a \poiver and >f construe- i the supe |e;&c. they em beforcT timing m an c.M
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