, r cat Ba rgalns m i>i y-Ciooß s,
at V. AROhAMBAULT’S, '
; B.,corner of" Eleventh' and Market streets,
•- , f ‘ ; Philadbi.ph»a.
M
W:\ FULL assortment; of Spring find Summer
wj\_ Goods, comprising. in parU—New Market
■Sheetings' afS.cenfs; fine bleached and brown
■ Muslins el 3,4, 5,6, 7,8, 9,10 and 12$ cents;
[yard wide French f Lawn at 8,.20, island 18 jets;
iMoustin de.Laines at 12$, &25 cents; Linen
[Lustres from; 10 to 25 cents; bareges from 12$ to
137$ cents; black.and colored Alpaca Lustres from
' ]h| to 75 cenis; black and changeable Silks and
1 Tare Satins from 60 cents to $125; a large nssorl
i meat of White Dress Goods from 12$ to37s cts;
i French. Scotch, and Manchester Ginghams from
&12$ to 31 cents; Silk and Satin Mantillas from
50 to $10; Mon and Boys* wear in every van
rety frdin'lO cents to $1 35; &o.
: ; . V. E. ARCHAMBAULT,
C|ieap Wholesale and Retail Store,
, N. Bl.corncr lllh & Market sis., Fhila.
i April 4,1850—3 m.
R. R. R.
A NEW and brilliant light has lately arisen
and now stands high in,the horizon, sheddlng-its
golden ,light,of'hope upon the-dark despairing
minds of the bedridden.and afflicted, with pain,
like the bursting forth of the congenial rays ofthe
nun upon the cold, dismal regions .of the frigid
zone. The three letters which head this para*
graph is the signification of
Kadway’s .Ready Relief.
An instaiitaneous ahtidpteforpainsbrall kinds,
the very instant Railway's Ready Relief is appli
ed, its paimrellevihg qualities are realized,'it will
relieve the most severe pains of Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Gout, Paraylysis, 'Pip Duloreux, &c.,
in a few. minutes. ■
Rheumatism —lts can*c, treatment and cure.
AM Rheumatic Pains Instantly cured by Rad'
way’s Ready Relief,—Rheumatism arises from
different causes, busiest generally proceeds from
cold«, exposure to cold damp weather, and sleep
ing in damp apartments. This complaint is divi
ded into two classes; the first is Inflammatory, bo
called Rom (he swelling and inflammation that
attends (he paiiis In (he parts affected ; second,
Chronic Rheumatism, so called from (belong con-
Ilnnance of the disease. It is also known as I;mn
huge, or pain in the hack; fcJciaticia, or pains in
W’the hip, or groin; Anthrodynia, or pains in the
>; joints. The* Acute Rheumatism generally term!*
f nates ijilo ono of these and becomes a chronic com
| plaint. '■
I* To Relieve i/nur TV/urrs,apply Rad way’s Ready
| Relief, on n warm flannel chilli* previously, bath
i lug the parts with warm water, also take 30 or 10
| drops of the .'Relief internally in some molasses
twice or.three limes a day; this will give warmth
to the stomach, ahd.surely relieve you from nil
Rheumaticpnins. It is also speedy and effectual
in its operation' in thocure of diseased spine,
stitch in tile back, lameness, soreness of the j tints,
weakness and path in th« side, nervous headache,
tic doloreux and moth echo, spisms, strains,]
cramps in the stomach, heart barn, hoarseness and
sorn throat. Reader,.if. you have the misfortune
jo ho troubled Willi either of the above distressing
complaints, bn thankful that an antidote for your
pains is at jmnd.in Raclway’d Ready Relief.
is sure to. give, you instant ease, and to'your
I joy will ensure you a speedy and perfect cure. .
I See that pachWlle has the facsimile signature
[ of Radway & Co. upon each label—none other is
I, genuine,
A Beautiful Ticturc.
Ji ncic Label—Steel Engraving.
' To protect the politicagainst purchasing conn,
terfehs of Rad way's Chinese Medicated Soap, 11.
<». Rudvvay, the eelehra’cd chemist nf New York,
lias at a great expense engaged iho services of one
of tho first artiste of steal engraving in America,
nnrf will on ihefirslof April, lBso,lssue Radvvny’s
Medicated Soap, in its new label. It is n beauti
ful steel enprbvlng, it represents twofemale figures
of health and beauty. reellrflng on p tablet ami
sroll work, on which are ilia word* ••Railway**
Medicated S'fop” In illuminated letters. On the
opposite side of the tablet is the fac-simile signa
ture of R. f«. Uadwqy. The design U neat,chaste,
jir’istlc, and elegantly executed.
The J7r.'uei of the Soap are also improved, the
Irgb popularity wbie.b this excellent sonp has at
tuned for ha superiority over all others fur toilet,
medicinal and shaving purposes, has impelled us
tu strive mid improve upon its merit)*, instead 1 of
resting satHfied on its already, pained lauA*Ts.~
We have now entered into arrangements for the
importation direct from our correspondent iii(’on
stansituojde fit Turk y, and Canton In China.Tur
1 our several oila.iiumß, balsams, and extracts of
rare medic! ml virtues, which wo use i*rt the man
ufacture of Uadway’s Soap, instead 1 of receiving
them from third parties, so that now \vp ( have the
saiislac'lnn of knowing, lint the. Itlghly medical
and balsamic properties of our soap are pure and
unadulterated.
,4s a Ijcnuftfur nf fhr Skin, it surpasses every
thing of tho.kind In.the world, it removes redness,
pimples, blotches, pustules, tellers, rash. It cures,
salt rheum, ring worm, sore heads,sores, pmtulnr
eruptions. It imparts health to the skin and bona
, . ty to the complexion. ,As a nursery and toilet
t. soap, it. is beyond l|io .reach of rivalry, and for
-shaving purposes it is the best in use, One cake
%■ r-f It id way's Soup will last longer than three cukes
Urn same size of any other soap In use,there*
f ,re it-is the cheapest and best soap.in the World.
35 cents, largo rakes in.engraved wrappers,
the signature of R C. Uudwoy upon each wrap*
■ Now through the Ilnrern chambers many lights
Of busy shapes proclaim the toilet rights— .
," t While some bring halm from Circassia's fair,
To dross and bonulify tbelr lovely Hair*
, 4 -.- - Which makes the maids of Circassian sires.
Within the of kings pure lovo inspire. ,
yb Dress nndßcntilify the 7/niV, Rad way's 01 r
f casnlnn Ualm ie brooming quite popular, In the
courbo of limn it wlUsupersedd all oilier prepara
tions'll! use* it cures baldness, strengthens (ho
hair* eradicates dandruff, and makes tho hair soft,
fine and glossy. By using tho balm as per direc
tions, it will make It curl beautifully, resembling
nature. Price 25 contain largo bottles. See that
Hodway & Cn„ la upon each brittle.
For sale in Carlisle by J. W. Rawlins, and Sami
Elliott; In Sljlpncnsburg by Dr. Hays.
April 4,1860—2 m
Wowvlllo Savins Fund Society.
THE Nawvillo Saving Fund. Society la now fully
organized and In operation, under llio manage;
menl of the following Ulrcoloras
John Waogohm, Joami C. William,
Sauukl Ann, Il«io*
Sauoil W. Siunr, "Joint Won*,
■ William Klisk, Atcukon Laioiiun.
Jamica Hl'Canolizii,
Persona desirous of becoming weekly d«pn*Uorr,
and those wishing to make dcpoallcs for dcUnilo or
indefinite periods, will make application Jo (he 11ren
surer, at his office In Ncwvlllo, on and after the
instant!
JOHN WAGGONER* Prn'l
Jamics'M’Candmsii, Sect'y.
p Jam* • R. Irvine, Tftag'r*.
|K New»lllo, Maroji 38,1850—3 t _
IVctvvlHo Academy.
SeLECT'CIABSICAI AMD SCIENTIFIC ScilOOL,
Neioollle, Cumberland County, Pu.
IT Ib confidently believed Ihotfow institutions offer
greater inducement* to students than the i.bove.
Located in the midit of a community, proverbial for
Ihoir intelligence, morality and regard for the Interests
of religion, IhU Academy can effectually guard its
members from evil end immoral influences. Ativan*
(ages are likewise offeiod to those desiring to pursue
(ho study of the physical sciences, surpassing those
of most similar InslltuUmis. ~,
Those bkving sons or wards, and wishing to sond
them to e Seminary of learning, are respectfully soli
cited to visit Nowvlllo. and judge of. the advantages
for themselves, or, at least, procuro.a circular con.
tklning full particulars, by addressing . •
JAMES HUSTON, Principal,
Nowville, Pa., Aug. 23, 1840-ly
Cliinti nml Glass Ware.
", EXTRA; rioli .Cliin4'«nd!G|a»i in,great variety.'
Frohch Chlna Dinner Tea and Toilol Sets, splendid
Ornaments, also a variety of Stone, China, Liverpool:
rind Common Dishes. Also, Fluid, Camphliioi Lard
and Oil Lamps, in groat variety. Also, Oils of every
description. •
Superior J'eai— Fine Oolongand Breakfast Toon,
extra fine Ya and Imperial, just received from. New,
York, and for sale at the cheap Grocery store of
. , C. INHOFF, Agent.
, March 21,1850. . „ - . • -
Cheap Orocerlci.
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Honey, Cheese, Fresh
Spices, Yeast Powders, Maconroni, Farina,/ Rico
Flour, Baker’s Chooolute, Baker’s Cocoa, Broma,
Homcepalhio Chocolate, Oranges, Cocoa Nuts, Uai*
,i,.. end Currants, fur •“"> %. INH() FF. Agonl ,
- March 21.1850 ' ■ - L .
rvcsli Garden Seeds. ■
THE subscriber has jusl received his annual sup.
nlv of Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, from the best
establishments in tbo'country, and which ho can
confidently recommend oa of the heal quality. For
sale at the cheap Drug ..ore of
March,2l,lBso • ,
Valuable Farms for Sale.
rpHE subscriber offers at private sale Hie following
J. described Real Estate: • .
No. L Situated in North Middleton township, 4j
miles east of Carlisle, about 1 mile north of the Har
risburg and Carlisle turnpike road, containing 225
acres, more or less, about one half limestone a nd .the
residue black slate arid meadow land, all cleared ond
in a high state of cultivation except (50 acres, which
Is well covered with heavy timber. The buildings
n w ' o ore a very fine two story STONE House,
a good FRAME DARN,partly now, with
JHiiijlffljfcCorn Cribs, Wagon Sheds, &.C., a lino
House.and a never failing spring
ol wutur near the door of -the house; Also, a good
Orchard of choice fruit. '
No. 2. Situated 1$ miles north of Carlisle, on the
road leading from Slcrrells Gap to Carlisle, contain
ing 1(55 acres of first rale Slate land, well limed, ex
cept 35 acres, which is wel( covered with Timber.—
The Improvements ure a two story FRAME Dwel
ling House, a largo FRAME DARN, and all ncccs.
sary outbuildings In good condition. Also, a pood
Orchard of choice fruit. This farm is well supplied
with water for stock In all (ho .fields. Also, 2 wells
of water near this house that never foiL Possession
irivett on the Ist of April if desired, and the terms
made to suit the parchueer.
Persons wishing to purchase or examine the.pro
ncrlv will nlcaso call on the subscriber residing in
Carlisle. ARMSTRONG NOBLE.
February 21, 1850—5 m •
Tan Yard Properly tor Sale.
THIS subscriber offers at private sale the pro
perly on which h« lives, situated, in Centreville,
Dickinson township, Cumberland county, contain
ing 3. acres of ground, under good cultivation, on
j. n'' which is erected a two story BRICK
fflyWK IIOUSK, and Brick Back Buildings;
■ ■Mjjßyalso a TAN YARD, with 18 vats out
itnnra. 2 leaches, 2 limes, a pool of
ruuntng water and 4 handles in the shop. The
whole is in good order. • There is also a largo
Bark Shed and Shop, and good Stables attached,
with every other convenience. The’ lot .Is well
supplied with'fruit trees of every kind, it is a
most desirable property for any one wishing to
commence the lt will be hold
on accommodating terms, and possession given
immediately. Any one wishing to see the proper
tv can 1 do so by applying io the subscriber.
JOHN MINNICH, Ag’t.
fur Klizaheth & Hannah Slonor.
February 28, 1850—3 m
House and Lot for Sale,
THE subscriber offers at private sale, the property
on which he resides, shunted in .the village of
Oakville, in Newton low 'ship. The improvements
n__a, are n new two story ERICK IfOUSE,
Dlncksmith £hop, Stable, and other out*
58lj|» hoUtfc,> T* l *™ •** oiao a well of excellent
and a Cistern near the door., This
■land is a most excellent one for a.Blsrksmllh, or for
a mechanic of any.kind, and will be sold cheap.
. For particulars enquire of the undersigned, rcsid
ihg on the premises.
MarA 21, lG'3o—!m*
Offered for Sale,
V TR ACT or I. AND of from, 12 lo 13000 nc'rca,
fy situated in. Allegheny coii.nty, Maryland, about
lon miles from Cumberland;! Il |s heavily litnbrrcil,
ibotinds in iron ore of (be beat quality, lies near the
Chesapeake and Oliio Conal, and is altogether ex*
eeedingly Well calculated for the erection of a blast
Furnace. Thif valuable properly con bo had at the
low price of gl.f\o per acre. For any information
respecting il apply to the subscriber.
r . . J. ELLtS BONHAM.
Carlisle, March ’lBso—*3t-
Etitatc Notice
IE PTER3 of administration on the estate of Jos.
j Ilffilcltjigor, .Into of Frankford townshjp, fJiim*
bcrland county, Penn’a., d,-ceased. have freon granted
by the Register of eald county lb the subscriber living
in Mifflin township, county aforesaid. AH persons
indebted to said Relate ore hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and those having claims to pro*
sent them for settlement to
JOHN ORRIS, AchnV.
March 23. 183*0—(U*
Estate Notice;
Af.l. persons are hereby notified that loiters of
administration on the cstaln of Paler I.ehn, Isle
of North Middleton township, Cumberland county,
Pm. dec’d, hove been issued by the Register in end
fur said county, to Ilia subscribers Who reside in said
township, county aforesaid. All persons having
claims or demands against the estate of the Bird
decoduhl. nru requested lo make known the same
without delay, and (hose Indebted to make payment
l« JOHN I.EfIN, Sr. ;
JACOB WAGGONER,
February 21,1850—Cl Adm’rs.
Estate ivoiice.
lETTBRS of administration on the estate of
_j Jacob Stamhaugh, deceased, late of (ho Uorough
Carlisle, Cumberland county,Pa.,bavebccn granted!
by the Register of said conply, to the subscribers the
Aral named living in aalduorougli, and tlio last named
living in Oreon township, Franklin county, Pa. All
persona indebted to said estate are requested lo make
immediate payment, and those having claims will
present them prono.’ly authenticated for settlement
lo CHARLES MAGLAUCIILIN,
JOHN RHODES,
March 21,'1860—91*
Estate Notice.
LETTERS of Administration rn tho estate of,
Maria Elizabeth Zolgler, laic of North Middleton
township, Cumberland oonnjy, Pn., have been'
granted to the subscriber residing In said township, '
county aforesaid. All persons Indebted tosakl es
tate nro requested to make immediate-payment,
and thofio liavingcUltns will present them proper*
jy authenticated for settlement, to
JACOB ZBIGLER, Ex’r.
March St, IB6o—Cl*
NOTICE.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by (he Or*
phans' Court of Cumberland county, to dinlri
bute tho assets in the hands of Christopher Orris,
Administrator of William Uaschore,, late of said
county, deceased, to and among (he creditors of said
decedent, will attend to tho duties of his appointment i
at hi* office, in Carlisle, on Monday the 22d day .of
April next, nl 10 o’clock A. M., at which time all
having claims against the estate ef said decedent, are
requested to pre.cn. 'h«m fer -eUlemem.
March Id, 18t0-6t
Auditor’s Notice.
TAKE notice that the subscriber baa been ap.
ipointed an auditor In tho matter o the odtninUlra.
lion account of John Piper and John S, Dunlap, ad
ministrator# of Jamoa Piper, deed., to report
tho oxoepllona to auld account, and make apro rolo
(lirtnbullon among tho creditors-.and
for that purpose, at hI a office in Carlialo, on Wednoa
da, lb. 341 b day of April J..U M ”
Mkroh'v, 1850-61,-;
USX OF BETAILEKS
OF Good!, Wares, anil Merchandize, within the
county qf Cumberland, returned and classified, by
jj. Worthington, Aiqirniser.in bq
| cordatice with the several, acts of Assembly, asfol
-1 lowa, to tvitt
Carlisle.
J. W. Eby,
John G. Cormpnyi
Joseph De, Halbert,
Samuel Elliott,
Charles Ogilby, . .
Charles BarnlU, (Liquors)
George W. Hitnor,
A. Sc W. Bentz,
Daniel Eckels, (Liquors)
John Faller, (Liquors)
Jacob 8. Faust, (Liquors)
Ji Sc D- Rhoads,
W. B. Murray, ,
8. W. Hovcrsiick, (Liquors)
Robert Snodgrass,
S A.Huhhert, jr.
• Thomas Conlyn,
[ Henry Saxton,
Jacob Rhocm,'
John Hamer, (LiqUors)
Peter Monyor,
John P. Lyne,
Jacob Wolf, (Liquors)
S. A* Uoyle,
Jacob Scner, •
Jacob Leihy, (Liquor*)
George Poland, (Liquors)
C. Inhoff, Agt. (Liqubrs)
8. M. Hoover,
T. 11. Ski leu,
J, W. Rawlins,
W. M. Porler,
Arnold & Livingston,
.Thomas W. Martini , .
Nathan Hantch'i
JohnKcenyi,
Arnold & Levi,
N. W. Wood*, Agt. /
Samuel Goldman,
Haller A, Connor,
Lewis Stiner,
Shippensburg.
Robert Snodgrass,
Edward Schult,
John Gish,
James Gilliaid, .
S. Kunklc,
John Stuhibaugh,
Philip Koonlz,
Peter S. Art*, AgL
Joseph P. Novin,
W. D. D. Hays,
J. C. ic G. 13. Allick,
John B. Duncan,
G. Trono & Son,
Samuel, Siders, (Liquors)
S. D. WonJorlich,
Jacob Pflgue, (Liquors)
John Fulwilcr, Agt.
John T. Owen,
Jacob Staylcy, (liquors)
. Dickinson. .
Andrew G. Miller,
Russel & Dice,
W. M. Walts,
D. L. Bcelman,.
Isaac D. Cassell, •
W. A. Weakley,
HtptwsJL
| Robert Elliott, (Liquors)
| Wherry & Rhoads, (Liquors)
Frankfurd. ,
J. U. Lackey & Co. (Liquors)
J. Sterner, Agt.
Wesipinnstornugh.
Christian. Leas, (Liquors)
Josiah Hood & Son
Donaldson & Green,
James Grayson,& Co<
C. Rchingcf,'
Newien.
‘ Ivylo & Wiley,
Joseph Smith',*
Southampton, ••.
John W. Clever, (Liquors)
Shoch, Sons «Sc Om
Jacob HefTelbougher,
Mifflin.-
Charles Barnilx, (Liquors)'
.J. W. D. Gillian,'
John U. Perry,*
'Henry Snyder,
, Ncivvil/e.
Gilmore & Slough,
William Barr, Agt.
Hunter Herron,.
JcmUon Hannon, (Liquors)
T. MeCsndlish,
Jacob Swoyer,
Williams & Brother,'
S. W. Sharp, l
John Dillcr,jr.
JonN rroYD.
Mtchamesburg. .
J. Mclllson & Co. (LlqUors)
Simon Arnold, (LiqbbrsV
Ephraim.Zug,
I. L Reiglo,
Henry Leas,
Ira Pay/
J. SphnT,
’Swilcr & PcIW/
George Webber, .
MKIor 6c Mycrs.'(Llquors)'
Easlpennstorough,
Jacob Reninger, (Liqbors) .
Adam Eslinger, # ’
Joseph O. Banks,
Fleithcr 6c Eshenbour,
William O. Banka, » .
Hampden.
Thomas 0. Rheem, (Liquor*)
C». W. Fcsler, (Liquors)
J,& W. If. Eckels,
■ Monroe. , , .
,6. W t Singiser,
1 StVock & Brandt, .
•M. 6c 8, Morrell,
South Middleton.
A. M.LcldiclL
W. Alexander,
Rider 6c Weakley,
North Middleton,
Elias Eight,
Aeto Cumberland.
J. K. Bonk, (Liquor*)
W. 8. Prowell, (Liquors)
John G. Miller. (Liquors,)
Jonathan Young, .
Alien. .
A, L. Calhcarl,
j Isaac Darien, (Liquors)
I Mathias Hilncr, (Liquors)
Jacob Epley,
Michael Burk,
J, K, Book, (Liquor*)
Silver Spring,
11. W. Matoer 6c Bio.
John Reed, ,
; Coyle 6c Sponger, .
Jacob Simmons, .
Distillers.
Carlisle,
Edward Showers,
AJin’rs.
Alien.
\yillianj darkness,
John Dbwmanl'
Dickinson.
Robert Linn,’
North Middleton,
Wm. M. Henderson/
South Middleton,'
Robert Given,
John M. Good, Act/
Monroe.
M. O. Bollxhoover,
C. W. &, P. A. Ahr,
Southampton*
Merlin Coover,
, Hopewell.
Robert Quigley/ 1
Jacob Au,
‘Eaatnennsborough ,
David Oyster/
BbeWERS;. r v.'
.Carlisle* ■-
Horiry Barnllt, 9 8 JO
WiHialhAlexander, JO, 5 00
' 10 5 00
BisEiii Gystek & Eating Houses
Carlisle,
Goorgo L. freighter,
Jacob Low, '
Shippensburg,
Samuel Spece, .
Mechanicsburg.
James Malay, .. ,
Ketailbrs of Patent Medicines,
Allen
No. of Clas*. fa.
■ 13 ' $lO 00
13 1000
is lo oo
14 7 00
10 20 001
13;- 15- 00!
J 3 10 00
12 12 60
14 10 50
14 10 60.
U* 10 50
,14 7 00
14 7 00
14 10 60
14 7 00
14 7 00
u : 7 00
n . 16 00
U 7 0O
13 15 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
U 10 50
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 1050
14 10 50
13 15 00.
14 7 00
14 7 00
U 7 00
,14 7 00
14 , 7 00
J 4 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
13 - 10 00
14 7 00
U 7 00
14 7 00
A*ljiCi»thcart,
' Newttille,
William Bratton/
Months,
G. WVSinglskr.
Ecufpennihorougn,
Joseph 0. Bunks,
Carlisle. ■
A.C.Norlori;.
Elijah Switzer;
Eunielßi/p, . ..
Levi Snell; _
John Craig,
John Decincr, -
CUMBERLAND CoUSTT, BS,
I Jo htireby- certify, that the foregoing is a correct
Hat of Ihedodlers in Merchandize, Patent Medicines,
&c., id. Cumberland county,as returned to me by J,
Worthington, Esq.* Mercantile Appraiser.- All per
sons returned and classified under the Act of. 1849.
relating, to Distilleries,. Htew.ersv, Potent Medicines,
Eating Houtiks, &c.’, are notified to call and take put
their, respective licenses on or before the Ist day of
April next, and all Mcrchonis and others returned
and classified os'ohove will call and take out their
licenses on dr before the Ist of May next.
\V. M. PORTER, Co. Treasurer,
Carlisle, March 14, 1850—4 l
NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons interested,
(hoi (lie,following occounts have been Tiled in.
(hie office for examination by (ho accountants therein
named, and will be presented lo (ho Orphans’ Court
of Cumberland county for.confirmation and allow
ance, on Tuesday the 30lh day of April,A. I>. 1850,
viz: '
1. The account of. Charles Hyers and Dr. W.W. 1
Dale, administrators with dio will annexed nf James- <
J. Dale, talc of iliu Borough of Mechanicsburg, doc’d. i
2. Tho account of Jacob .Muinina, guardian of !
Jacob N. EbcrlVi minor son of John Eberly, late of
Monroe township, deceased. - a
3.,The account of Jacob Mummo, guardian of
Samuel Bovenmyer, minor eon of Philip Bovonmycr, -
deceased.
-4. The account of .Benjamin Myers, deocaacu,
guardian of Matilda Corollicrr, bb sullied by said
guardian's odniihlslrator,. .
5. The account of Jacob Nlcslcy, executor of Wm.
Clark, lato of Monroe township, deceased.
ti. The account of John Stewart, administrator of
Andrew Stewart, lute of Mifflin township, deceased.
7. The occounl of George Allen and David S.
Runshiw, administrators of John.Green,late ofNew
ton township, deceased. V .
8. The account of Adam Slcrcr,' administrator of
Catharine E. Sicrcr, late of Hampden township, dc*
ceased* . t ••••
9. The account of John Wallace, administrator ol
Thomas Elliott, late of Mifflin township, deceased.
•, 10. The account. of John Waggoner, one of the
executors of Abraham Waggoner, Sr., laid of North
Middleton township, deceased. . , •
11. The account of John Kissinger, administrator
ofGeorgo Nagle, latp of.Dick.lnaon township, dcc'd.
19. Xno account uf Wm. M. Beelem, adminlstra*
lor of Samuel Neidig, late of Beardslown. lllirfpls,.
deceased* ~ . , , ,
i 13. The sopplcmentol occounl of John Bubb, cx»
i center of Adum Eichclbcrger, late of Silver Spring
iooo
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
16 00
16 00
jo 60
i ou
13 (5 00
13' iq oo
U 7 00
14 . 7 00
14 7 00
a
township, deceafcd.
14. Tho supplemental nccmmt ol John rotor*, |
John Deilzhooycr, MicliaclG. Bellzhoovcrand Henry
of Gcrirgo Bellzhoovcr, Utc of Mon
roe-township, deceased. • •> ;
15. The acCotml of AbrahVm Cayman and Jonas
Cayman, executors of Daniel Guy man, laic of Frank*
ford township, deceased.
16. .The account of John Agncw.odnnnlstrator of
GrorgrtC-ftrl, late of the Borough of Carlisle, doc’d.
17. The accounrdf George V.Coover, executor of
Henry Cnover, late of Silver Spring township. dec*d.
18i The account of Wm. Sanderson,administrator
of Daniel Worst, late of Fronkford township, dcc’d.
19, Thosecond and further account nf William
Lion and Robert Cochran, two of, the executors of
Dr. Andrew P, Linn, lute of the Borough of Ship
pcnsbnrg, deceased. ...
20. The account of George M’Glnncs, administra
tor de bonis non with the will annexed of Samuel
Bell, late of tho Borough of Shippcnsburg, deceased.
31. The supplemental account of George Brindlo
and Michael Morrell, executors of Michael Morretl,
IstedfMunroo township, deceased.
23. The account of Thomas A. M'Ktnncy and
Col. James Woodburn, executors of Robert M’Far
lane, Lite of Newton township, dccoi\iedJ
23, Tho account nf Charles W. Weaver, executor
of Bernard Ilcndlc, late of the Borough of Carlisle,
deceased. • »
24. Tho account of John Oiler, executor of An
drew Oiler, Into of Frankford township, deceased. >
> 25, The supplemental account of Dr. James R.
Irvine, executor of John Johnston, latoof .lho Bo*
much of Nbwville, deceased. :• v - ..
2G. Daniel 11. McPherson, adm'r.
do botils linn- of Reynolds M’Phcrson,' late of tho
Borongh ofQhippensbtirg, deceased. , ' ...
27. Tho aqcounl of James M. Ralston, ndmlnis.
tralur of David Ralston, late of West PcnnsboroUgh
township, deceased, ;j • •
28. Tim account of John Curolhors, administrator
of Benjiißiih* Myers, late of Dickinson township,
deceased. _ -
29. Tho account of George Gilbert, executor..or
Jacob Gilbert, lute ofNowtoo township, deceased.
SO. Tho account nf Charles Bell, administrator
with the will annexed of Isaac Graham, lato of tho
Ddrough ofCarllsle,.deceased..
31. The’account of Bonjimin,Duke, administrator
of John Forsyths, late of tho Borough of Shlppons
burg,deceased, . •
WILLIAM GOULD, Register.
RkjistkhV Orncß, }
Carlisle, March 30, 1850. { 1
7, 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
10 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
u
14
14
14
10 00
10. 00
7 00
15 00
10 00
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7 00
7 00
10 00
16 00
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18 60
10 00
7. 09
7 00
it Q 0
ib oo
/ 00.
10 60
10 60
7 .00
7 00
7 00
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'7, 00
XN THE MATTER of the wilt of rntlilion ami
Valuation on the Real Eatalo of Tltomaa Wallace,
ilccaaVod. tho aanto having hern returned by the
Sheriff duly oiccuted aa per achcdule to aaid writ
annexed,
. Arid now fc ; tv it: 121 It February, ISSO, thecourt
confirm the Inquisition and grant-a Rule upon oil
tho lieira to appear at (lie next elated Orphana’ Court
to be held at Carlisle, in and for Cumbeiland county,
on the 30th of April noil, and accept or refuse the
real estate of the uithln named Thnmai Wallace,
deceased, at the vahullon.^^^
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
14-1 10 00
14 10 00
14 10 00
14 ' 700
15 60
10 60
16 00
7 00
7 00
10 60
Notice of the above Rule ,l« hardhy given to (ho
parties in Interest. DAVIU SMITH, Sheriff.
• Sheriff’s Offers ? '
Carlisle, March U. 1850-415 ■ - ■
LETTERS of administration on the ealateof Wm
Wynkoon. deceased, lalo of South Mldtilolon lp. (
Cumberland county,Pa„ have been granted tolhnsub.
genber residing in auld township,. All persona Indpb'
od to said csialearc requested,!© make immediate pay.
mont, and thoao having claim* will present them
properly . U lbc„.ice t .d AdmV .
12 So.| March 31. IBSO-Gt ■ ■
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
13
18
13 ,t
U
8 00
8 00
LETTERS of Administration on the estate of
John Miller, late of Upper Allen townehip, Cum
berland county, Pennsylvania, have been issued o
the subscriber residing in aold township. in an d
county'. All persons indebted to said palate will
make immediate payment, and thoao having claima
SllT” 1 ’ P 'iTenVy ’ ‘mILWB. Ad?"”
March U, 1850-0 t« . ■ :_ _
s*oo
90 00
19 50
5 00
ih 50
8 00
LETTERS ofadminiatrollon on the calalo of John
Myora, deceased,late of Mifllln townehip, Cum
berland founty, Pennsylvania, have been granted
to the auhacriber raiding in the same township.—
All peraona indebted to aald estate will make imme
diate payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated foi aeUlbmenl, to
. . SAMUEL MAOAW, Ex*r, ■
. March U, 1850—0/ .
5 00
8 00
5 00
jS
5 00
8 6 00
8 : 6 00
8 . . 500
\ . 6pd
i , 500
4 . -S 00
4 ‘ 5 00
4 5 00
4 5 00
4 5 00
4 5 00
4 5 00
4 5 00
REGISTER’S NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Efituto Not 100.
Eslnto Notice.
Estate Notice*
/Spring and Summer Pry Goods;
At tht Cheap Wholesale and Retail Dry-gouda
Store of :\
ARNOLD & LEVI,.
.TT-THO nre now opening iho largest, handsomest,
.VV arid cheapest assortment of Spring and Sum
mer iGoods ever brought to Carlisle* among which
will be found a beautiful selection of . *
; Ladles Dress CiboiTs,
new styles; plain, changeable and slripcp Silks; Ba
fcffcri,;Silk Tissues, Jlerago do Laincs, Lawns, Lin
en Lustres, Mousllri do Laincs; French, English,
American,and ScolcK G’.ngharris; .Fjoqch-and Eng
lish ChinlBPsi l ,f igyred, striped, barod& plain Swiss
and BookjMusljnsj Linen Cambric Hundkherchiels.
French. Wqfkcd Collars, Thrcod and Cotton Laces,
and Edgihgs, • A .. ....
5 00
Bonnets & Ribbons, .
of every .kind, qualily and price. Porr.sols &. Sun
Shades,'a very handsome assortment. /
.. DOMESTICSJ DOMESTICS! !
Our slock of Domestics can not be excelled this side
of Philadelphia. - Purchased previous to the advance
in cotton, we are enabled lo'sell 20 per cent, cheap
er than lhose;who purchased‘this spring. Wo have
Mualine. Tickings, Checks, Csnaburgs, bleached and
unbleached Table Diapers.^
•i CAHPETS! CARPETS/'/*-
The laigcst assortment ever, brought to Carlisle,
which wo are determined to sell 10 per cent, clieop
er than tho same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
Mattings, Floor and Table Oil’ Clolhs., ‘
Roots 4 «S/<ocs,for Men, Beys, Women rind Chil
dren. ' * *
‘ A Fresh. Supply of Groceries) such as .Sugar,
Coffee, Teas, Molasses, very cheap.
Persons, wisbjng to, purchase 1 good and cheap
goods, will do well to call and examipcourcxlcmdyc
assortment before purchasing cUbWhere.
• Carlisle, March 28, 1850
The Big Gun has commenced Firing !
CHARLES OGILB Y has commenced, and .will l»c
receiving for.somo days, hia-brilliant and very
extensive stock of
Frcsii €JoodSj‘ ,
and particularly invites all those whu whli to lay
thno cash out to a good advantage to give him o call
before purchasing elsewhere, as ho is determined to
distribute n groat many pood. bargains this spring
and summer. His stock consists in pail of a largo
lul of fresh
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Sallmetls, Tweeds Ky. Joans, Velvet Cords, Beaver-
Jcens, linen and cotton Drillings, of every color and
price. A general stock of Checks, hi ach
ed, nnd unbleached Muslins, Sheetings, Toweling,
Osnabutgs, Drillings and Bagging in great variety.
Ladies Dress Goods, -
such ss Silks, Satins, Lawns, Linen Lusters, in great
variety and of (ho latest importations. French,Scotch,
English and American Ginghams, of various styles;
Chintzes and Calicoes, a largo nnd cheap lot; a groat
assortment of Laces, Nettings and. Edgings; the best
stock of Hosiery and Gloves that has .been in; Car-1
lisle for yours; no stock of Ribbons.and Bnnntis like
burs; a largo lot of Parasols and Sun Shades, well
calculated to'please tho ladies; and hundreds of other
art'ties' to pleaso both ladies and gentlemen of tha
most refined U*to. . . v . . ;, } . .
Carpets. —Tho largest stock of Three Flv Impe
rial, Ingrain,' - Venetian, Chilling oml.other Carpets.
Boots and sAors.—Mens, Ladies, Boys, Girls and
Childrens boots and shoes, in every variety, and very
low,- .... „ .. .
. Groceries.—A largo assortment of Fresh Groceries,
such as Coffee,.Sugar, Tea, Spices, &c. Congress,
Cavendish, Roll, Hand, anil Cut and Dry Tobacco.
, Come one,.come all,.and secure pictly ond cheap
I goods at the lowest prices, and where you can have
n,slock of goods worth selecting from.
I Carlisle, March.2l, 1950.
. PltuUsi Shrubs,
GARDEN
" 4i ", . SEEDS, Ac, V. , . ,
TT'OR sale at Macpt's Oardtq, Rising,Sun Village,
Jj near Philadelphia, und in the Market, botow
ciixth street, every day, comprising the following va
rieties:.
Honeysuckles, assorted- , Herb Roots, - '
Herbaceous Plants, •* Ossgo Orange Plants,
Ornamental “ 41 for Uvo fences, &c.,
Roses, “ ErKiiorir.KNs, vit:
Flower Roots, “ Balm of Gilrod, ,
Flower Seeds, “ Silver I‘irs,
Vegetable Plants, u Norway Firs,
Grape Vines, Red Spruce,,
Ornamental Shrubbery, 'White Spiuce,
Ornamental Vines, Silver Pines,
Green House Plants, American Arbor-vitas,
Dox Edging, Chinese .
Asparagus Roots, Trtn Box, assort'd sizes. l
Alai)—Ornamental Trees, viz: Maples, assorted;
Horse Chcsnuls. Weeping I/otch, Silver Ahelc,
Mountain A h, Magnolias, Fringe Trees, Linden*,
<scc. &C.
. All orders promptly attended' to, end everything
warranted to ho ns represented. • » •
Plants, trees, Ac., packet! to carry with safety.
• Address S. Maupat, Rising Sun Village, Phils.
Co: S..MAUPAY, ..
’ Nursery Seedsman and Florist. .
March 28, 1850—.1 in
EW ARRIVAL
OF FOREIGN $• DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
BENER has just returned from tho cast*
orn cities with a new assortment of Goods, which
he is now opening at his cheap store, in North Han
over street, next door loGhss’hotel.
OIIb, Glass, Paints, Copal, Japan,’
nnd DlacK,Varnishes, of oxlrn quality; Nails and
Spikes, Walts' Bar Iron,,Oast, Shear, Illißtcrcd, and
Spring Steel; Locks, Hinges, Screws, Pianos, Saws
ClurcU', Augers,,Axes, Knives, Forks, tVc, Shoo
Findings of every description’. Persons wanting nny
thing in tl;e. Hardware lino, v/ould do well to give
us n call, ns we nro determined to sell low for cash.
1 Tha'highest price will ho paid for SCRAP IRON
and FLAXSEED, at the store of
Carlisle, Nov 15, 1919 JACOB SENER.
A CARD.
OWENS & RICHARDS,
Fuom Pnn.AUEt.pnu.
undersigned.would most respectfully inform.
A. tho cl\Ucns of Carlisle and its vicinity, that they
have opened a
Hlai'bic If a rrt
in Carlialo.in South Hanover aired, a few doorssoulh
of tho Court House, ond nearly opposite A. & W.
Benlz's storq, where they will ho happy to wall on
Ihostf whqjnay favor them with a call. Having pur
chased n Urge stock of Marble for cavil, they are itr«
termined to soli lower than any other shop this side
of Philadelphia. They have some most beautiful de
signs for
Monuments, Hoad Stpnos< Mantels,
and every thing else in their ilnr of hnahleM, which
they will l>o pleased fo show to any person that may
be wanting thorn.
They are also the Authorized agents of Mr. Robert
Wood* of Philadelphia; and will furnish from his
manufactory 01l mletlca of Iron Railing for the on
closing of Grave lot* and all other purpose*, at ,the
shortest notice and at Philadelphia prices. •.
’ 'They will also finish,or manufacture oil hinds nfj
building work, such ns SHU, Steps; and Platforms,]
ic., at the shortest notice und on (he most reasonable
terras. ■
Having had groat experience, and being employed |
In the best shops of Philadelphia, they are therefore
enabled to manufacture tiro mdal fashionable work,
ond respectfully ask a ahare of the patronage of Car
lisle and the surrounding country.
Carlisle, Fob. 21 ,1850—if .
- , , ,A OAUb, ,
SAMUEL lIEPBURN, will resume ibopractice
of tho law In the several counties (Cumber
land, Perry and Juniata,) of his Into judicial dis
trict. Any business entrusted to hi* rare will be
promptly nttunded to. Office in Mrs. Ego** cor
ner room, North Hanover street, Immediately op.
poslte the Dank.
Carlisle, March,B,lB49—if ~
. blank deeps
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE,
ASsSk.
ififi VJVI&’P
For the Urntoval of uli :
NERVOUS DISEASES,
And of those Complnlnti which are caiwod hy an impelled, ■••
weakened or unhealthy condition ol the
NRUVOUB SYSTEM. -
■ Tlii* hemillful ondconvonlenl oppUcation of the mvtterfoni
powers of IMI.VAMS.M end ,M AO NET ISM, h» * hwn
notinced by diilinguNhed physicians both In Kuropeand th«
I,'nited SUlrt, to be (ho moil Tflfmiile mtiUtinal discovery of ■
CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BELT
- , and *
magnutic itL,uii), ;
is i,„ c d with the most, perfect : nhd certain euccete in all
. ~ cases of ■
GICNTSIt Al* DJCniMTV,
BUcnci'noning the weakened body, giving lone'to (lie rnrWtri.
mL .,,,< , fmiK'iiHiiitg Uie entiio system. Also m MIS,
CUAmV, PAUa£vSIB and .I’ALSV, r nmri*‘
UKSTION; UIIUUMATIBAI, ACCTK Q«d
KJMl.r.rwY. I.UMUAKO. DtAKSKSa, NKK\OL»
viiii.ii I'tLl’lTAl'lOS OF TIIK. lU.AIIT. APOPLLXV,
isfclt:n'A l l.biA, pains m uia-mi)E »ud
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and GUIIVAIbHB
Of the Bl’lNK. HIP COMPLAINT, IHSKA S K 3 of UiO KlD
nVvs. UKKICIKNCV OF NF.IIVOCa and PHYSICAL bN*
KUO/and all NKKVOUB DISEASES, which complaintsarts*
from one simple cause—i:ti,tnoljr, t ..
A Derangement of'Uio Worvon* System.
In NKUVOUB COMPLAINTS. Drag* end Medicine*:
ihifZie Iht tlittatt, for. they weaken the vital anOtgie* of tU
itieady- presented ‘tytlcm; while under the
fife git Jug. CiiDlliing Influence-of «al»»nl*m. «a »l’P»l« d ,J>7-
IliiaVauliful and wonderful discovery, the cxhaiute.l paOonl
und weakened snfleror U restored W former health, strength,,
olnr.tlcity and vigor. ,
•j'lu* gieat (irctiliorily and excellence of .-i,.
. Dr. bhclaUe’a Qalvaulo Ourallvoii,
consist*, in the fuel that they arresteml rnro (lnaanehy pul
uoxt aiiptieallon, In place of the usual mode of. fucglt.ff end
physicking the pulienl, till exhausted Nature link* hopeleaaly
under the infiirttion. • • ■ ; .•
7Vu thrutlhtn lt>t whole iyj/e«. fourth** /Aevit-eiihifien »J >
fAt hhod. rrntnolf tht i*c» etiW. and nrwr do Iht iltfhlfit
ro.Jff (tiiij tticimtiatitti. Since thoir IntrmlHcUod In the
t’ulteJ Stales. ohly three > earn ainre. more than. •
6 0,000 Persons
iitcln.Uiiff all ocea, c.lnsaca ami condition*, among which wer*
a I-.ru nmnhor of ladle*, who are peculiarly subject to Nbrv
oui t om|tl.ilnt«. have been '
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, -•
when all hope-of relief had been given up. and every thing
''rn'mi'alrau the uie of the GALVANIC nRhT. .aupifoe
the onv* of a perron artlicted with that bane ooml./Btlcm,
UVKPF.PSIA. or enr other Chronic rir Nervous Disorder. In
ordinary caioi, stimulant* are taken, which, by their action or
'.,v nt,, *> ami niusclea.of the stomach, atlorJ fmperiiiy belicL
but which leave the patient Vo a lower stale, and with injured
irfi-ultios. alter the action thna excited haa ceased Novvomf
tisie tins with the effect resulting hom the application ol the
GALVANIC HELT. .Take a Dyspeptic slide.er. even in the
•vtiint symptoms ol da vhtaok. end simply tic the licit aiound
Uie Und),.u»ing the -Magnetic Fluid a* directed. rUr | li/orj
*noriml tin* mstiWMe pumdralion will act no the .positive
.•lenient of Uie Hull, Ihoieby causing a Galvanic circulation
wiiich will puts on to the negative, and thence back again to.
i the' i o«it|vc.‘.lhu» beeping up e continuous Galvanic ciicnla-
Um. llifouehiiut the,s*«lftm. v Thu* the hvost severe easel of,
uytil KI’MIA nro PERMANENTLY CUBED. A FEW UAV«
is often amply sufficient to eradicate the
UISKAaK OF YEARS-
mnili'lCATl'S AND TUStWOSIAU
Of the ij»oM Undoubted Character,
From all parts of Ihe Country could be given, auflloieut to fIU
overj colomn In thirpaporl
AW EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively proves that
“ Truth Is stranger than Fiction."
ctinE OF
RHEniAiiSJI, BROMIUTIS AXD ■' DTSjPIJPSIA.'
Rev, Dr. Landis, a ClergSroan <
(if New Jcriay, of dlitlnguUlieJ ulUlnmenU *nd «x»U«4
reputatitiii s
Sidskt, New Jersey, July M. 18W.-
I>*. A. if. CrianTiß—Dear Sir* Veil wndi to know »f me •
what hna been the mult In my own coso, of the ai-phrallon oi
TIIK GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. M> re|«l> ia»«
U For about firenfy y«ar» I had been lufftring from Dy»n*»
■in, . Kverr reap lit* symptoms became wor»e, nor could 2 .
obtain permanent relief from any court® of medical treatment .
whatever. About /onrltnf year* aJnce, itcctibaaquence of
f,rtinont otooture to tlie weather, in the discharge of my |*aa. ,
t-iral dunea, I becuino subject to a severe Chronic 'niicmna.
(i, m which for >cor after year, cauvml me Indescribable.'
ai>icm»h. Farther: intlie wlnterof *« aud ’M. In comeqncnce
\>r' nraaelilrig a great deal In my own and varoua other
churches inthla region, I wa« attacked by the Bronchitis,
which inon became ao aevere aa to require an Immediate an*- .
i«a«iuu of my pastoral labors.'-My netvont »y*fr"i ip«* now'
ihoit'uehlii vroslrdlhi. and aa.my Bronchitis became worse, 10
nlnu'diumy Djapepali.and llheumaticafl , o«t|n»- r lhua evincing
that tlieae.diitirdera wore connected with each other through
. Ihe medium of the Sarvnha System. ■ In the whole pbarmaco
imjla there seemed-to be no remedial agent which could .
rcadh and recuperate my Nervous bj item ; every, thing that I
had tried lor till* tmrjwvfl had completely Mlod. At mat I
wm led bt'my frjomta to eaamfnc yonr Invention*, and (though
with no very *nnguine hone* of their orlicienoy.) I determined
to try the effect or the application of the (JAM AMI. DKLT
INI> NEI'KIiACK, with tin MAUNF.TIU FLUID. Thliwaa
ift Jmm, 14JO. To »i» nnrvr aafftnuilMKni, »•» two uare.»ir -
Drjpr-Mia ri*o nonaj m rnmr oa»« I W 4» vf»*ri,n> Te*.,~ ;
nr.icm. MT raarorur. ishuns; won,rune I attu’K omirnn' .
« aiviiir. aRNTicn on Accownr or tiik Diio.ntMiris{ anw >■»«•-
ilHM’Marip siri-cnon nia rnnaaty ur**rir 10-taei'Bi,*
Such is the wonderful end happy result* of th« eupcrlment ~
I imvA lop.ornmpnded the IiLLT and FLUID to many wh®!'
tiavrf been l?k«WJ«tf tuffanng fiwm Neuralgic artVcUonf.They*
lirvo tried them, wrm H*rr» nr*vr.f»,'l aM.ia»»,t in »,***».
«*ia.
1 ain, Walr. ~r) ;
DR. CHRISTIE’S
GALV/INIC NECKLACE ..
Uu.cl r.n'hll cniTii'l.lnu .(locliME H.B Tlnoal or Head. iwtli M
(troiii'liiti« InlliimuMli-n of the 'iliroot. Nor*oni nwittlck'
iliujadic,. uf the Head. rvcu»fil*i« In the 1V«.
IJn/.niig or llnarhirln tin Kit*. Dcafnm. Mhlfh li icnettlly
Nemiui, ami tlnl imhOMvd cninj>l»lul,culkU lie Uul»i«ua.
Palsy and -Paralysis.
All objilckm BckivmlHge Uni the»f terrible ili»e*»M am’
pm:«cJ by r defirknty tf A'moui Jinf ffV hr U»e edeelod'
limbt. I>m. f.unisui,’* • AitielA ttill tupplv tbk
drlkient I‘nwer, end a complete end entlie euielv time tnected,
1000 Oaooa. of Palsy and Paralysis !
hive been if ported to .Dn.i'iinmu. nod hU Agouti within the
Inkt two % eats, wbickhaie been ctillidy ii'iluicd.
last tail \ asu* n ( wv> a. mimibi;
C- , 7- r 'VP> Afiutr.w J N V., lied not
bet n aM« to walk n »teji fur itonr fnuo > f •>*•. and M ?i« io
lew Hint be lihil to bo fed. The moil cclobvjlnl jlij rlc-hm*
iruve him ini. Jn five daj * after )xc commenced wi>ti ing «he
<iiiriMr limy, .NitaiAO, *?rn • fliiAri'U'Tß, lie tkalßM
irm«< »».«• room, And In three weeki ho had perfectly n.-co*creJ
lii» honlth. Captain Tomei k icvenly } Caiimfuge.
DR. CHRISTIE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Art fiiniid of wi«l renloe In .ca«M of f*Ai»t i>Nlon« cr
S|,».n»l.l\r I 'n'nplnlnu, anil 8*%"! N>r.r;Ui/«|irUwi "I Illjl
Mo.nl And nnper eelrernfUcß Al*o In rainy and 1 * ■t► }
i f 11...... a iaSdaner "f Ijmjjr or Kanoa.
Knctgy In the Ifnib* or other organ* of the body.
Tic Dolorcux and Neuralgia.
The." CrrHAil nnd •snnl.lnl fomrWntt *w
I'.' II'" * '|.li.i*tinn l.f th" 4 * A | T * n f
Un Kn-iV ’llio H.il rfiir.i.f 'V I fj .J t
..Mi-in i llm Neeltlaea I.x « l"e.«l ""I 1 *•'
,i-, r „n, .. r ... ii." <;nsK-ipJ. t-rf*" ~'a ,h *“ (I “ ,rM,ln «
FITS AND CONVULSIONS,
Thrtn (Juimlng sn-1 trrrlMe rowplilnti nto tilwayi <au»>A ,
|>r a (f<ioms fij ihr A>rVi-» Tito Put, |Ih«( M.M* *♦>»•
Ftrr«« nllf mre ni-srlj every r«»e. i*«.rr>#ttpp hw \eung f*|t
old the i>*llrM. or Imw confirmed the complaint. Muntrou#
and aUonlrlMUß proof® ate in possession of the pruprietop, ;
, fuT- M»nv Imndrfd I'ertlftcstss fmm all perU ,»l the country
of tW most'extraordinary character fan ba ghan, If required
ftT- fci* trouble or inr.nnveiiltmre attends lha use ol OR
ciiHun'iK's n.iir.isrc .mnct.F.s. andthey may.
he worn by the most feeble and dallcata wmh paifacl aasa imj
tefaly. fn many-cases Mia samatlnn attending .thcli «»• la
highly r u*t*nt and o|ttiabit - IMy can la lent to any part,
of the country.
. Pricest ••;
The delvenlo Doll, Three Boiler®,■
Tho Galvanic Nochloco, Two Dollar®, .
The Galvanic Bracelet®, One Dollah Beoli.
The Magnetic, Fluid, One Dollar.
1 ■ nrh The arMcUs era eccoh»i'.anl(Hl by full and plain dlrao®
lions. Vamphlata *jth full particulars may la had of lha
| oMhorMd Agent. •
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
'M- nj C"..R(r./*in Btii ir.l .IL.I bn.'l.hfllti,
D. O, MOBBIIEAD, M. D.,
Or.NKIVAI. AOfcNT Knit Till'. HNTIT.II «T<Tr>.
13» Bron'tvvny, New 1 ork.
F.n gale in Carlisle, Fa., by the sole aulhnritcd
Agent, SAM'L. EL.I.IOTT.
November 10.TR-lo—lyoow t ' y■ '■
• 1. ELLIS UODIIAM,' '.\\ r -y.
ATTORNEY AT I.AW—he® renloyedbl® office
to the room formally occupied by I lie late Judge
Reed, in Alain etreaf. directly oppoail® the Teat pdlca.*
Oarliide, March SB, IS3o—!l| ' , - i ; .