OODBUXG Ultk Select Classical Boarding School. White Sulphur Springs Doubling Gop, Cumh. eo, Pa. Offickhs J.UIES EIUATOiV, A. 'M;, Principal. . JNO. M.LEN BKOWN, A. 8., Aasia’t, Prof. Tutor,, ' HAVING for some, time been desirous of estab lishing a Select Boarding School, and having at length obtained suitable buildings for tbut purpose, tho subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons and friends, that be. will open the above* named Institution on the Ist of October. ■ The locution is In a smalt imd romantic valo form ed by an S shaped bend of tho North Mountain, apt-, ly termed Doubling Gap,” and is not surpassed in bealthiulnoss of, situation, and beauty of scenery by any place Id the country. The Main Building is Urge and commodious, (100 feet in length -by 44 in breadth, and 3 stories high,) and is well furnished With-everything necessary to convenience and com fort., Tho other buildings compose Bath Houses, &c., to use of which, the pupils will have access «t proper hours. ..The well known White Sulphur Springs rise within a few. rods of the main building. Tho' ohjoct of thb Institution is to. ill young men fdr business, or of the higher clauses of.Col logo. The'course.of-Jnsliuciion .will .bo thorough and complete, more attention being given to the qual ity than to the. quantity in the performance ol .the student..- All tho branchoa.taught in the best acade mies will, be taught in this, and proper apparatus , will bo used for illustration of the subjects that re quire.it. Clauses in Civil Engineering will, enjoy the advantage of operations in the field with Transit, Compass, Chain, &c, . -•r • TERMS'* ; Board, tuition, washing, fuel anil lights, "/pet.session, ' $5O 00 Dnin/and Greek, 6- OU French or Hebrew, , . , B 00 .Civil 13»gi)joenng with use of Inslnmjcnls, 10 00 Drawing anil Pointing, 5 00 Vocul anti Inslruincutul Music, , ; ' BOU Thu pupils will board in the Institution under the Immediate and constant supervision of tho Principal, .who will bestow carnfurattention upon their conve nience tmef comfort. Bach, student will furnish his ovva'.towels, and have them and his clothes distinctly, marked. , The academic year will ho divided into sessions of twenty weeks each, commencing on tho first ofSep- The regular vacation will occur In July and August, Owing to delay in completing the ar rangements, tho fi,ai session of tho pres nt year will .commence on Tuesday the first day of October, bs stated üb'ova. An easy access is nir»rdcd to students l»y moans of the Cumberland Valley Railroad to Newville, and thence by coicheslotho Academy. The Gettysburg end Xewistown State'Hoad passes through the grounds. . for circulars containing full particulars ami refer* ence« address the PrlhcipU through the Nowvil! P. O. JAMES HUSTON Newvillc, Se it. n, 1850—3 m Bargaiu»! JL- STERNER & ('O., have just received « and are . now opening at their new, store,' In North Hanover street, opposite Monyer’s Confec tionary store, a splendid assortment of Fall Goods, such as Black silks, barage de (nines, figured, striped, and plain cashmeres; monslin de laines, mohair and silk lusters,'-plain black and change* ahlo alpacas, new style calicoes and chintzes.; cloths and cassimeres, s.Ullnetls, Kentucky jeans, velvet cords, an assortment of pant stalls, vest* ings of nil kinds and prices; maslins, tickings, checks, table diapers, &c. Groceries, such as coffee, teas, chocolate, rtco, sugar, molas ses, slareli, spices, &c. Aiictinn Bargains! A largo lot of Boots and Shoos bought at Auction, will be sold cheaper than can be had at any other store. -Also a large of Carpets, . Wh respectfully invito omy body lo call aiv judge for themselves* us wo are delennincd lo ol fur great bargains /. L. STERNER & CO. Carlisle, Ocl 3, 1850 Now rsil} Goods At the Cheap Store corner rtf Hanorer and Louther Stsi, apposite Hume} ’« Grocery Store . THE undersigned most respectfully Informs his friends and the public generally, that ho has just returned from Philadelphia with a well selected os* ■ortme..l of . Fall Goods, purchased at tho lowest prices, and which he Is do* Ictinined to scU.ul small profits; among them may bo found ' Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Testings, BaUinelts, Velvet Cords, Kentucky Jeans, «&c. LADIES DRESS GOODS, consisting in part ol Black Silks, Cashmeres, Mouselin do Caines, Alpn* cas, Coburg*, Ginghams, Calicoes, Sack Flannels, Collars, Luces, Fringes, &c. DOMESTICS* Tickings, Checks, Flannels, Diil* Hnga« Osnaburg, Llnaeys, Muslim; bleached and un* bleached. • Also,Grocerit't in ell their variety, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tens,.Molumc*, Spiccc, Chocolate, fee. K«g» and Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Please give me a call. _ Carlisle, Sept 20, 1850 Cheaper than Uvcri ‘ THE subscriber having jiml;returned from tho Bast. offers to tho public i. ntoro ample and complete assortment of Goods in hit lino than oyer previously offered, andrespectfully solicits dealers and other*to give him a call* when ho will show thorn• Goods ol astonishingly low pric s. '■ To Hinklers, Carpenters and others! Hi* clock comprises o full and. complete assortment! of flocks* latches, hinges, screws, window springs, tfplls of various hinds, wimlow'gluss. putty, paints nf all colors, oils, turpentine, &c. Mill, cross-cut und :Circu|ar Saws; hand, pamirl, ripping back B<av», augurs, chisel v broad, bund, chopping dc pointing Axes; hatchets, planes, {dune hits, steel und iron ' SguQies; files, rasps, nails, spike*, &c a . • To Sucldlurs and Conch Makers! A complete assortment of Suldlerv tools, silver,brass and jupund mounting, carriage trimmings nnd luces, plain and figured canvass, drab doth, rath'nct serge and huc’krnm; Moss nnd. Deer's Imjr, patent nnd eh amblciMeiither, Jumps ami dashers. Also (tubs, fel- Ibws and spokes, Eliptic springs, iron axles, ,&c, To,Cabinet arid Shoe Makers! My slock embraces o< complete iißKonmonl of Goods In thejr lino. Moroccoes, lining ami binding skins, lasts, thread, pegs, and tools of every dortcrifidon, cuHcd luir, hair elolli. vjtrniwlire; mahogany & ma* plo Vcneera. mouldings, rosettes, sofa springs, glass, mahogany, mineral and veneered knobs of all shea, . To liliioloimltbs, Farmers and others, who may bo hi. wtyit of good iron, ho offers a full assortment of hammered horsc-shoo, scollop, plough, broad and narrow lho Iron} rolled horse-shoe, bar, band, round, and square dc sheet iron, null rods, Russia • sheet Iron, cast, sheer, spring & blistered steels Eng- Usiudt Aioericau wagon dt catrlago boxes, anvils, Vicos, howshoo noils, &c. To housekeepers.do those about entering the ma- H ,1. wnobi Invito micnfinn to mv .iieou* assorunont of Waiters and Trays, plain and .eolhio w«lMtk<iW.&fork,, bullw ■ knlycs mid fork., tid.lo »IH., (ralolin & hmnknlvra, scissors, sheers, UriUnnU. Oermnn Silver and Silver ' Plate, tibia and ten apoons, brans am) on uncled nro- SffWnfc smoothing hong, Imllow-wmo, tubs quck.ctji. cburiiß. dec. / Also Points, Dye-Bluffs, Fire & water-proof P»sn» / , henry: baxtun.. gorUsio. Opt. 17.1850- .. NOTICE.. i*VTOTfOG It hereby, given tfiat nn application will xN bo m.nlo tollie Logislalijroof ihUOoininonweiilih ’ frWif poxl ai9««lon, for g charter for n bank vyith gc *)f«j h|inltinB,priyilcgoa, to bo located in Carlisle. . (jumb’orliind county, Pa,,, with n cnpjml of oho linn red doli^^.onJ,to,bo called tbo Carlisle '•lUnfc/ V * ; Carlisle, July 4i IB6o—Ort ’ ( Hang but ydnr banners i 1 ; ■ Hear the truinpell Hero.they comb! herothoy are! - What’s the mallerl whaVs the . Only look at tho crowd, Come on Joe, Jim and Sam Hatter, Let ussee what’s out. . Hehjhof here comes Dill,’ , .. We’ll ask him. what's the muss; Seo.how the street does fill, There certainly /miai bo-a fuss! 0, no boys, no fuss at all, Only another great arrival,, Of beautiful Clothing for the fall, . At M. &.L, STKiNiia’a Clothing HallV I have Just bought a suit bo fine— . Tell me, how do you like it Joel Don’t you want qno like mine 1 Cunte oir, boys, let us go. . , Now jet mo tell you, , Whatlhereyou can find, Coats of all colors, And Pants of all kinds* .Waistcoats so handsome, And (pravats so nice, , And they will not think it troublesome,. 1 If you give them, a call twice or thrice* .They will Wait on you with .kindness, And they can sniLyouwith a’nice Cop, ■ Which for its quality arid cheapness, You can 6iily find, at Steineii’s, West Main Street,' next door to Burk holder's.Hotel. , M. & L. STEINEU respectfully invites the at tention of their friends and the public generally, to their largo lot 61‘ Goods that have, been purcha sed at a gieal sacrifice in the city of Baltimore. They will .sell them at a small advance, as there Is no room for them in bur little store, room. So come one and all .and lake them at almost any price,.as we are determined to sell cheaper than can be bought in Philadelphia, New York or Bal timore* Carlisle, Sept 8(1, IfiSQ—3m . First Arrival of Boots & Shoes FOR THE fAI.L SEASON AT Torier’s Shoe Store, Main St,, near tub Railroad Dkuot. noMPRISING Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Calf, \J Kip and Course Boots and Brogans, which are warranted to,bo of the best quality, Bodies’ Gait ers, Baskins and French Ties, Misses and Children’s Boots and Shoes in great variety. AUo, an elegant assortment of GUM SHOES &. BOOTS,'with all the Ule improvements. and war ranted perfect Having purchased those Gum ahoea from the agent of the manufacturer. I am authorized to give a new pair in place of any that prove defcc live in ivcartng. Having a Urge slock of French Calf Skins, Mo rocco, Kid. &c., and good workmen, every attention is given to customer work as usual. WM. M,. PORTER. 'Carlisle, Sept. 19, 1850. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and numerous customers, that he has re cently returned from with .a very largo and carefully selected 'assortment of new FALL GOODS, purchased at the lowest prices, and which ho is determined to dispose ofnl very snialTpr-fils,. Superior Clothe, at from 75’cents to SG a yard. Cassuneres, Cassincts and Vestings, at. various prices. Dress Goods, B uch as Delaines, Bareges, and a splendid assortment of Silks. An extensive as sortment of (Jalicocs&Ginghams. Also, Checks, Tahlo Diapers,Tickings,' Muslins, Bonnets, Hals, Dotila and 6/iom.—A good assortment ol Men's, Women’s, and Children’s Bools and Shoos, of superior quality, and very cheap. Also, boy’s and Men’s l loth and Hungarian Caps. such ns Sugar, Coftep.-Mulassrs, Pekin Tea Com pany's celebrated Teas. AUo, constantly on hand the bust quality of Carpel Chain, Tho subscriber respectfully asks all who wish good bargains, to give him an' early call. Don't forgot the stand, opposite Leonard's old stand, North Hanover street, * ' Duller, Eggs, Hags and Soap, taken at market prices. N. W. WOODS, Agt. Carlisle, O.cl 3, 1850 CHARLB.B OUILTW respectfully informs tho pub* He generally, (hat ho has opened his very exten* site, beautiful and general stock of Fall Dry Goods, * nnd ns there have been a great many persons wait* ing (his arrival to make their fall purchases he flat* ter* himself that they will bo entirely satisfied after looking over the host of beautiful Goods that he L going to iun offal pmall profits. Onto fn time and secure pretty goods and good bargains. His stock consists in parr of a fresh supply of CLO 77/5, a? SSLVE IiES, Sulino"*, Kentucky Jeans, &c„ of nil colors «Sc prices that are hound ,o please tho purchaser. Also, a grand assortment of . . ‘ - A. C.FETTER. Indies Dress Goods, vt2{ Changeable Twill Satins, Grodenap & GJnsse Dress Silks, very ,beautiful;' Cashmeres,'Mob-sclln de I.nines, nnd innumerable other now styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, of the latest importation. SHAWLS, in endless variety, which can be sold at much lower rules thnn'lhby hi-.vc been .sold for several seasons.— iTlio lung-stock of Donnot nnd Nock Ribbons, pf en tirely new styles, from 0$ to 7B els per yard. Also. Uonncl isUks, sAtine and Velvets, in.great variety neiv stylo .Chini7.es,’Ginghams, Calicoes, while und blown Muslins, Sheetings -of tho best brands and nt rill , prices. The laruest nnd most general stock ol Gloves and Hosiery for Gentlemen, Ladies and ChiJ. dren,that has been exhibited in Oorihdo fur years. , HOOTS AND SHOES, of every variety of patterns nnd kinds, and nt prices to please ull that wish to lay out their cash to o good Advantage, ’ . Blankets nnd Carpets in grenl vnrjely, which 1 would invito oil that wish to purchase to took through rny stock before puichiißi'ng Vleowhero. Groceries nnd Spices, A full arid fresh assortment on hand, und will ho sold low at the old nnd well es tablished nlsim), East Main street, n few doors below iho-Murkel House, where.you can find n slock of Goods so large, so well 1 selected and at-prices so low, that they cannot fait to please. October |7, 1850 r plIE Sloro of thu subscriber has just been newly J_ supplied with a choice and fresh selection ofov. ery thing' in the line of a Grocer, at prices lower than usual, among which are from M to 16 cents per pound, fur good to a strict ly prime article. Also - DROWN SUGARS/ for good to extra fine, from 8 to 0 cents per pound and the best rjun Uy of LOVEUINO'S CRUSHED SUGARS, including Loaf at (ho old prices,-togehlor with n general assortment of Spices,Soaps, (Jlinoolatos.SnJ oratls, Indigo, candles, Oils, and every variety of the celebrated • Jerikln’s G-roon and Blade Teas, and other articles. , Our friends and customers ore Invited to call and examine before buying elsewhere. \\e u«o j, tender our thanks to (ho public generally for the liberal patronage thus far.bxtemled to us Carlifllo, Ocl 10, IBM.. Jt , W ‘ BUY ’ r ONO 81UWLS. A' Br.nl vnrlflj of |; n „j Ji Shnwl. .from Iho crlchrnml liny Hwik AI»o, Square BbawU or.varioua klrnl'n lunl rrcelvc,] • Nov 7. 0. W. UITNER, Cheap Clothing J . NEW GOODS! Groceries, Fall Dry Go»tl«! Frail Qrocci'lvi, lUO COFFEES, FnH & Winter Clathln?. Money Saved is Moncy Mtide. TROUTMAN & MAY’S New, Cheap andTashionadee Clothing .STORK) On .Main street, opposite JSlHolCe. Drug Store, and two fours west of Ogilby'i Store. THANKFOL to the, citizens of.CarUslo and vicinity for thsir increased custom, we again re 3uest their company to view our .large and spleii id assortment of titady-made Slothing for Pall & Winter, wear. Our slock consists of all kinds of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and Gentlemen’s Wearing Apparel in genera], suitable for the. sea* son,' cut and made in the most workmanlike man* ner and of the latest Pall and .Winter Fashions. All who wish to favor ns With a call can save from twenty-five to fifty per cent, by buying at our storeVand all goods sold warranted to give entire satisfaction. Carlisle, Oct. 3,1850. Stoves! Stoves! Gardner's Foundry, East High Street, CARLISLE, , THE subscriber informs his, friends and the public In general, that he still continues, at the above stand, where he has on hand.a very large and choice assortment of : Superior Stoves, of all patterns, sizes, and kinds, which he is ore* pared to sell very cheap. • He has*a great variety of the most approved'Cook for coal or wood. Also, Air Tight Parlor, Cannon, &.Nine, plate Wood Stoves, of all patterns. l}dn*l forget the place, and to call before purchasing elsewhere, as this, will be found the cheapest and best estab lishment in the place to obtain a good store. FRANKLIN- GARDNER. -OcC 10, 1850—3 m , . Home Evidence* Truth is Mighty and will Prevail , RkadlßeadM THE unprecedented Success and established reputation of Hobensack’s Medicated WORM SYRUP, renders it almost useless to advertise it. To show, however, the estimation in which it is held in this community, the following certificates will suffice: • Cases.of the astonishing Effects of our Syrup imme diately in our own neighborhood. The first we invite attention to, is a Minister oi tho .GoSpel: read his account. Messrs. Hobensack.—■-Sirs— Unsolicited,! send you.this to testify .my confidence in the efficacy of your Worm Syrup, and my. gratitude for what ,U has done for.rny suffering child* from infancy afflicted with worms, at times almost frantic— perfectly Aupmanageablr; her derangement was such she would unconsciously knock herself against the wall* all from the effect of Worms; we used several preparations without any good effect, until we used your Syftip. • Astonishing! yet de lightful to •parental feeling!! she, frantic-with pain, emaciated with disease, in a few days was relieved from pain, restored to.health, and is now doing well, after passing a great many worms full six inches long, & scores from one to,four inches, Of course, we were amazed and .delighted to see our beloved one thos improyedj’grntitude to’you, and good will to others, prompt us to say to all parents, if your children suffer,give them llnhcn sock’s Worm Syrup. C. H. PLUMEK, ' Minister of the Gospel, Marshal si., Pliila, .- None genuine. Without the signature of the pro prietors on the outside, wrapper. Prepared only hy J , N. &0, S. fjubensack, at their Chemical Laboratory, Si. John street, above Coates Phila delphia, and.Martinville, Belmont county, Ohio. A liberal.discount inode to wholesale dealers, This Syrup is also for sale at tho 'principal stores, and by stop keepers generally all over the (.lulled Stales. Also, Robert Shoemaker, Gene ral Agent, 2d and Green sts., Phlla. October 10, 1850—2in* B*;R« R* To give relief to cruel paflgs of pain, Relievo the pationt from his.torturing.grief, To cure instantly bump, sore* ami sprains, Is (he object of Uudway's Ready Relief. ■ Bores of all kinds, hu nbugo ond stiff back, ' Rheumatism, cramps, paralysis and gout, Frost bitten flesh—or cold, cuts or chaps-* it lualJiully relieves without u doubt. . *• In rheumatism, nervous and neuralgic affections, Ready Relief-acts liken charm* The very moment it is applied it givo< relief and cures the worst coses of rheumatism, lumbago, gout and pa ruylsis. In hcrnicianla or nervous headache .its el feels are speedy and effectual, in fact it is the only remedy that possesses any certain power over Neu ralgic discuses. How many, thousands are there who are suffering with that cruel discasoi Ncrvou* headache, yet have failed in receiving permanent re lief, Ho will warrant them not only a speedy relief but a permanent cure, if they will use Rahway's Ready. Relief according to directions. TIC DOLEREUN* The sharp, cruel pains of this painful disease, shooting through the system like electric shocks, i> instantly, arrested l>y one application of ilte Ready Relief. So powerful is thin remedy in the cure oi *oro throat, hoarseness, cramps, influenza, croup, soreness In tho honcs, pain in the bowels, bums, scalds, sores, eruptions of the skin, &c., that the. moM violent pfiiris have been relieved, and a permanent euro made in from five minutes to twenty-four hours, ‘‘Now from nocturnal invent and sanguine stain, - They cleanse their bodiesin the neighboring main; Then in the polished bath refreshed from (oil Their joints they supple with dissolving oil.” The undents, beyond douht L cnjnyod belter health, and lived to a more advanced ago than the moderns; they were more particular in their baths ami the «p. plications of Imlvamic nnd oily preparations to their akin, which'by softening ond moistening (ho flesh prevents tob great a dissipation and restores the ns* tuiul strength.’. HJIIMVAY'S MEDICATED SOAP is (ho most purifying balsamic,cleansing and healing piopurulion that con bo applied to (bo skin, it ro freshen (ho weary, gives tone and vigor to the func tions of (ho skin, removes every particle of eicroas cnee from the cuticle, ond imn irla beauty to the com plexions of all who use it. Pimples, blotches, pustu les, letters, nnd other unsightly spots vanish nf>or the libations with this Soup, like dew before (he morning sun. hot every lady and* gentleman use Radwny's famous Medicated Soup in the bath, and wo will warrant them n pure, clean, sweet, fair nnd houllhy'skin, and u beautiful clear, transparent com plexion. Look for■ iht Steel Hugrnvingi .Railway's Soap, A* No. I, Is enclosed within a label ofbeauiiful steel engraving. representing two female figures of beauty and henhh. Ssh that the signature of U. Q. Railway is upon each cako—none other Is genuine—price 25 ole, large cakes. Beautiful Lochs of //mV. 'TIs true that the crowning-ornament of beauty is a bend of luxuriant hair, Iho moat-lovely face would appear Indifferent Ifil were mmua ill* locks of hair to give it expression. Lovers have sworn hy the hair of their lady loves. Phots bffve sung of raven tresses, wniriors have fought for the nos session of a simple look of their lady's hair, kings have given half their thrones to possess a queen pusßussed of beautiful locks of hair. Rhdwuy'n Circassian Hahn. Is the most natural hair restorative in use, It cleanses the scalp from ‘dandruff* removes'scruf, cures sores nf the Hemß is a perfhot'antidote for baldness, gives nourishment to (he roots, Invigo rates tho hulhfi, strengthens the hair, prevents Its fulling out, and forces It to grow. It Is admira ble for dressihg-Ule hair* h f« superior to all other prnpnratlons for the hair; Price 25‘cenis per'hou lie; See that cock-bottle Irnsjhe.fan simile sig nature of, RM)WaV & oo. v . for raid m OnrHsln by J, \y< Ra.wlins, and Sami. BHVotl} In Shippentburg by Dr. Hays/- i October 10, 1850,‘ 1 gj„ For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, And of thoie Complaints which are catned by an Impaired, wcokoned or unhealthy condition of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. - This beautiful and convenient application of the mysterious' power* of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, has been pro nonneed by distinguished physicians, both In Europe and the United Stated, to be the mo<( valuable medicinal discovery of Iht.tgt: ■ Dr. CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BELT 'and ' ‘ • ■ ' MAGNETIC FLUID, {■ used with the most perfect and certain success. in .all , cafes of GBNSjRA.Ij DEBILITY* Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the various organs, ohd invigorating the entire system. Also in KITS, CHAMP, PARALYSIS ahd PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or INDI GESTION, RHEUMATISM. ACUTE end CHRONIC; GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, -DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TRE MORS. PALPITATION OF THE HEART. APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KID NEYS, DEFICIENCY OP NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN ERO Y, and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints ftiiis from one simple cause—namely, A Derangement of the Nervous System. 0t?” In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drug* end Medicine* increate the diieaie, for they weaken the vital energiet of the already .prostrated system; while under the strengthening, life-giving, vitalising influence of Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery, the exhausted patrant and weakened sufferer Is restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor. The great peculiarity and excellence of. Dr. Ohrlslle’a Galvanic Curatives, consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by otd umiil rinnticoh'on, in place of the usual mode of drugging and phyticking the patient, till exhausted'Nature sinks hopelessly under the infliction- • ' They strengthen the whole System, eqxtalire the circulation of tho Mood, promote the secretions, and never do iht slightest injury under■ any. ctrenmt/nncei. Since fhetr introduction In the United States, only three years since, more than ■ . . 6 0,000 Persons including el! ages, classes and conditions, among which were e large.number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to Norv out Complaints, have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when all hope of relief had been given up, and ever}" thing else been tried in vain I. : To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BKLT, suppose the ease of a person afflicted with that bane of eivilir.ation, DVSPKPSfA, or any other Chronic or Norrom Disorder.. In ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by .their action or .the nerves and muscles of the stomach, aflord lentpOraty relief, but which leave the patient in a lotvor stale, and with injured faculties,'after the action thus excited hat ceased. Now com pare this with the effect resulting from the application ol the GALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic suflercr, even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed, in a short i period the insensible perspiration will act on the positive element of the Bolt, thereby causing a Galvanic circulation’ which will puss on to the negative, and thence back again to the i-wltlve, thus keeping up a continuous Golvanic circula tion throughout the system. Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS 18 OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS. . CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS * Of tlie most UmlouUed Character, From all parts of the Country could he given, suflieiont to fill orery.column i;i this paper! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which conclusively proves that 11 Truth .Is stranger than Fiction." CURE OP RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA, Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman of New Jersey, of distinguished attainments and exulted reputation ! Sidnkt, Now Jersey, July 13, 181?, Dr. A. H.'CtfßiaTie—Dear'Sir; You wi«U to'know of me what has been the remit la my own cone, of the onnlicutton of THK GALVANIC BELT ANDNECKLAUE. My reply isas follows 3 For about twenty ytari f had been suffering from Dysnep. ■is. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor could I obtain permanent rebel, from any course of medicul.lreatmout whatever. About fourteen years since, in conscqUent-a of frequent exposure to the weather, to the discharge of my pas toral dimes, | became subject to a severe Chronic llheunm. tiim. which for year after year, caused mo Imlescilbalile anguish. Farther: irtthc wintqrol *46 and *4o,lnconsequence of preachfng a great deal in my own and various other Cl.arches in title region,' I was attacked by tho'DronohitU, which soou became aoseve're as to require an immediate sus pension of my pastoral labors. tfy nervous tyilem u*«i» not!) thoroughly proilraltd, and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also did my Dyspepsia and Hheumatlo affection—thus evincing that these disorders wore connected with each other through (he medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pharmaco pcsla there seemed to be no remedial agent which could roach and recuperate my Nervous System ; every thing that ( had tried for this purpose had completely fulled. At lust I was led by my friends to examine > our inventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their efllciency,) I deteunlned to try the effect oT the application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This «as In June, 1640. To mv crest astonishment, in two uavs sir Drancrsts tun none; in xioht oats I was cnaiu.i:i> to RESUME MV fASTORAt I.AHOHI', NOR HAVE I SINCE OIIItTKI) x single -service on account or tmr Bronchitis) and stf JIIIKUMATIC AFFECTION HAS ENTIIIRLT CEASED TO THOUIM-E ME. Such Is (he wonderful and happy results of (hn experiment J have recommended the-BELT end FLUID i» motif who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affections. The; have tried them, with turrv results, I believe, in evehy case. . 1 am. dear air, very respectfully yours, HUBERT W. LANDIS. DR. CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC NECKLACE (a used forall complaint* affecting the 'J'lnoal or Head, such at Bronchitis, Inflammation of the 'ThruaL- Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in. (he Fore. Buzzing or Hearing in the Eon, Deafness, which Is generally Nervous, and that distressed complaint,called Tic Doloreux. Palsy and Paralysis. AU physicians acknowledge that these lornbio Meases Are caused by a deficiency of Nenout Efirrgy In the affected limbi. Dr. Christie’* Galvanic Articles will suppiv this deficient power, and a complete and entlic cuie is thus effected 1000 Oases of Falsy and Paralysis have been reported to Dr. Christie and bis Agents within the lost two years, which have been entirely restored. "'O3-C* ft Andrew J. F. Tomes of Brooklyn, N. Y., had not been able to walk a step for neor four years, and was ao help less that he bad to be fed. The most Celebrated physiolans gave him up. In five dayl after he commenced wearing the Galvanic Belt, Nkoei.ack, and nHARr.f.r.TB, ha'walked •cross Diq room, and In three weeks he had perfectly recovered' his health.- Captain Tomes Is seventy yean of age. DR. CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BRACELETS Are found of vast service In oosei of Convulsions or Fill, Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections of the Hoad end upper extremities Also In I’olay and Paralysis, and all diseases caused by a deficiency of power or Norvoua Energy In the limbs or other organa of the body. Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia, Ttifin dreadfhl and Agonizing complaints are fmwrrfcoltty roUtvnl by the application fit the Oai.unic Nvuki.ack anp Kluhi. Tlio Belt ditUiies the Electricity through (he tyitcm { the Necklace tin* a local eflbct, ami the Fluid act* directly upon tlio oflcctcd nerve*. In thcio dUUotslog xUbcllom tlio application NEVKU KAILS. FITS AND CONVULSIONS. Thcio alarming ami terrible complaint* are nlway* earned hy a denm/mctil of |A« ATm-c*. Tho Bki.t, Diucilkt* ahu Kn’io wlll cure nearly every ca*e, no matter how young oi old.the patient, or how confirmed tlio complaint. Numcrou* and Mlonlihing proof* arc in poueision of the proprietor. hr*- Many hundred Certificate* from all part* «l (he country of the moit extraordinary character can he given, if required (XT* No trouble or inconvenience attend* the me of DR OHRJariK'B QoiJ.V.HNIC jniTICI.KB. and thoy.moy be worn hy the moat feeble and delicate with perfect eme ami safety, la many caie* the aemalion attending their me li highly fttamut end djre<dtfe. They can be aeut to any part of the eountryv Prices: The Oalvanlo Belt. Three Dollars, The Qalvsnlo Keoblaoe, Two Dollars, The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Saco* Thk'Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.' The article* are accompanied by full and plain direc tion*. Pamphlet* with full particulora may be boil of the authorized Agent. PARTICULAR CAUTION. to* Btwart of Counttr/tili and MhtUoni. D. O. MORBHHAD, M. T>. t GENERAL AGENT FOK THE UNITED STATES, 131) Broadway, New York. 1 Por sajo in Curllalu, Pu„ hy uu-e«>.« .>< orizo Agent,; V SAM’L-ELLIOTT, November 15; , JOHN WILLIAMSON, A;rTORNiaV ln-the house . of pm tlm afore pfiA< &• W. Benlz,'South Hartovbr flir6otL OoilisJe, A»/IJ 4,1850— )y ''V-;i r id lho public generally, that ho has taken the room on the corner of North Hanovor street a* d Locust Al ley, in the room lately occupied by Moses Bullock, as n Chhlr Manufactory, where ho will keep constant ly for sale an elegant aasdrtmenl of j Cabinet ware, - such oa .Secretaries, Bureaus, Workstands, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Card, Pier and Centro Tablet; French, field, high! and low post Bedsteads*, &c.; to* gether with .every'other article of Cabinet Ware—all of which he;will sell very cheap,for.Coah, or ex change for Country Produce at market prices. •yjf.y ‘ Chairs,Settees, Rocking Choirs, and *Yr”jf every other article manufactured in that • branch '°f business, . Ho .would also inform thb public that he Has recently . opened a shop in Ohurchtown, Allen township, where ho will keep constant- Stilly on hand every thing.in.his lino. Hnvmiyffrovidcd himself with a splendid Heir c COFFINS will bo. tnado on reasonable terms, and funerals, in town or country, will be attended with out extra charge. Ho respectfully solicits n share of public patronage, confident that ho can render gene ral satisfaction. , ,J. R. WEAVER,. Carlisle, June 20, iB6o—ly “I am a man, and deem nothing which relates to man foreign to my feelings. Ipßgßßjnl' Youth & Manhood. m Mfllfl a vigorous life, A PREMATURE Death. Kinkelin on Self Preservation. This Book, just published, is filled with useful in formation, on tho infirmities and diseases o. the Ge nerative System. It addresses itself alike to Youth* Manhood and Old Age, and should bo rood hy all The valuable advice and impressive warning it gives, will prevent years of misery and suffering and save annually thousands ofltvos. Parents hy reading it, will learn how to prevent the destruction of their children.' A remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a-lottor, ad pressed to Dr. Kinkelin, Philadelphia, will ensure a book, under envelope, per return of mail. Dr. K. fifteen years resident physician, N. -W. corner of Third and Union street, between spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, may be consulted confidentially, Ho who places himself under the care of Dr. K„ tnay religiously confide.in his honor-os a. gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill.ns a physician. Persons at u distance may address Dr. K, by letter, (post paid,) and be cured at home. Packages of Medicines, Directions, <Vc., forwarded by sending a remittance, and put Up secure from da mnee or curiosity,^ Booksellers; Nows Agents*-Podia's, Canvassers, and all others supplied with the above work at. very low rates. February 7,1850—1 y NEW wholesale and ret a Confection ar y Stove. West Main St., nearly opposite Rheem's Warehouse. TpHE undersigned having commenced the monufac- JL luting of ALL KINDS OF. CANDY. & opened a Confectionary and Fruit store, would cull the atten tion of Tbtvn atid Gounliy Merchants to their adver tisement. ‘ They will manufacture and have constantly on hand, , ALL KINDS OF CANDY, which.they will wholesale and retail ut tho lowest, prii cH, Also all kinds of Fruit, such as Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Raisins. Dales, Prunes, 6cc. Nuts of every kind, viz: Almonds, Cocoa-nuts, Filberts,But ter-nuts, English Walnuts, Ground-nuts, &c. Fancy Articles and toys of ©very description. Tobacco nnd Beoars, Rons bbl’h Mineral WaTzh', mul a. varietyof other arti cles (ob numerous to mention. ■ They would respectfully solirß a afiafe of public patronntre. A.S. WORMLEY, Aprii n. 1850 8. W ( HANNAN, [8 the pfoco whore country merchants and the pub* licMn general, will find tho largest and best as sortmcnl of . Confectionaries, over offered in this county, monufacturcd of the bent material csprcaaly for tho Holidays, and will he sold whoti’gntQ of retail at (ho Old Stand of the subscriber North Hanover street, a tow doorsnnrth of Iho Rank, whole all ure invited to call ond examine for them* Helves, as it would bo impossible to mention all tlu varieties.. lie would also call attention to a large assortment of Fruits and Nuts of tho latest imporlu-, tions, consisting of ORANGES, I,EMONS, RAISINS, Figs, Prucns, Grapes, Citron', Dates, Almonds, Eng lish Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Filberts, Pea Nuts, Co coa Nuts, dec. In connection with the above ho hap just received a larago ssorlmonl of English, French, and American Toys £ Fancy Goods, consisting in port of fine French Curd and rawing Baskets of entirely now patterns, Fancy Boxes of wood, paper and glass, Wax iiml ©liter Dull-heads, Klda nd Jointed Doles; Basket, 801 l Bone,nnd other Rattles, Games and Puzzles of tho latest style; Fur niture, lea sells, and nine in boxes, fiddles, guitars, pianos, accordoons, hurmconibans, drums, guns, and' other articles of war, Glass and China toys, tnnnlle ornaments, Tools in boxes,-woolly, dogs, wagons nnd wheelbarrows, tubs, cradles, Noah's Arks, masks, marbles of all kinds, fancy soaps, colougno, ox mar row, shaving cream, hair and clothes Brushes, die. lie lias'also oh hand,a prime lot of FRESH GRO CERIES, consisting of . Coffees, Tons, Sugars,. Mo lasses, Crackers, Choose, Bplces of all kinds, pud In fact all articles in tho .Qjocciy lino, which will be disposed of at the lowest rates. r Orders from a distance thankfully received nnd promptly attended to. P. MONYI3R. Carlisle, Deo. 0, 1840, I>i*. I. t. Xoomlß, WILL portonn nil operations npontho Tei?ih ihni nro required for their preservation, such as Sealing, Pilings Plugging , fc,. or will roston Jhe lows of thorn, by inserting Artificial Tooth,from a single Tooth to a full sett. ifT'Olftcvon Pittstroot,afow dooreSout of the Railroad Hotel. N.B. Dr.LoomiswiDbonbaoatfromCarlisle the last ten days, in each month. December 1849, . I>IL Jt. a-. . frjlll , Homoeopathic physician, respectfully tenders-his professional services to the citizens of Carlisle tind vicinity, Ollico in Snodgrass' Row, next daoi (o Justice Holcomb’s, whore he can nt all limes bo found, when not professional! engaged. Carlisle, June 7. 1949 If PIANO ronxjcs. I HR LARGEST, CHEAPEST, REST andnrosf ’ ELEGANT assortment of PIANO FORTES in the United States, can always ho found at (ho warehouse,of the subscriber,l7l Chcsnutstrcet,above' Fifth, at tho old stttnd occupied more (bun a third of ccnturv by M r. George Wlllig, mu«i(3 publisher; PIANOS, ‘ , HARPS, . s ORGANS. SERAPHINES,. , ; , v - A3OLIANS, &c.,&c., fresh from the most colobrat6d Menufocturere in Now York, Boston,Raliimoi'e, Philadelphia,am) olnowhcro. Bold) VvhQlesalO'aftd relail. nt tho maker's r.nsh prices, OSCAR C. BICARTER, 171 Ohosnut at, Phila. FobniaVyil'l y • a o :'‘ i WOOD WANTED A*V TrflS OFPldB,' O.SX.Y 25 CENTS. At I*. Klonycr’s CARUbEE, PA., WOOD’S.DOTED, Corner ot HiolWX'Nb PiV?STREE*, l *'r..i;nK.l' - ’ Tli:roT t cy . * .10I1IVS.W001>. THIS Hololis beliig domplolcly dinner,l vnlod, and will iheroofter offor Incidssc, modotiuns tp.tbo travelling public, for wlii c | vcnmnl location is admirably cnlculnltd. To those persdhVu/hd wish to pass the «• son’ In Hid country* few places. will be foui possess superior atlrncliuns to Carlisle, b t rounded by, a beautiful’ country, and bavins Sulphur Springs in the Slate ip itfimmedi,, June 13. Farmers and Drovers? In Weal High Street, one equate i\ rsi of Road Depot, Cdrliele, - THE subscriber begs loovo to inform l„ and the travelling community that lie hi the nbuvo‘well known stand, rcccnlly kept ( Sloambauglij deed:; and is now fully pr C 1 accommodate all thoso who may bo pleased his honed their slopping place.' .THE HOUSE lias been recently furnislu Staoi.iso uttuolicd is largo and conysniool pable of accommodating fifty head of bona Tantn will'at all.limes bo supplied will, ( ( ie markets can afford, and bis Baa with Hie litlbbrs.', Thankful for the patronage ihui slowed, bo respectfully solicits a-coolinuanc. sumo, i" C. G. STOI Carlisle, May 23,1850—if »KUGS! nninisT T WAVE jnal,received a fresh stork of Meiiidm' I Forms, Gloss, Oil, &e„ which havW |, ceil chased - wiili great,cnie.at the heal city houses 1 „ eunddCiitly .recommend, to. Families, PtnieUt Country. Merchants and Dealers, u Wine | [c ,i, JV pUtD. •• ■'■'l' ; ' DRUGS. .. ' L- I Herbs and Ejrlacla, ||| | Spices, ground or uhtJSj [*Ka encen, Patent Mmlicjncs, Pine ChemienU,. InatrurricnU', Pure Eaacnlial Oils, j PctfufnWy,Vkc, Cod Liver OH — Warranted Genuine dye stuffs: I Log dfa Com WooJi. I Oil VjlrioJ, I '■ 1 Wei(icrit[ & Brothel's PuroHAoil, OluoTrir.C,,, ond Yellow, Point, ond Vornish Brushes, J, w Window Gloss, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coiii,d tioarh .Varnish, ond lied Load. All of nhiAsi*- ho sold oi Che very lowest inorkot price, oUlitdJ Drug and Book stare of ■ \ ' 8, W.HA.VDRSTICIii Carlisle, March 28,1860 . - (; Indigocs, Madders, 1 Sumac, Alum, . JPIr« In urnikcr. T«K Alien and Kasipt nnsbornugh MiiliiairJl Insurance Company of Cuinheriaiid cotu.iydw® porated by an actjof Aefrn.bly, is m w gantzad, and.in oferaiiun under the majiagmib; OJ the following commissioners, viz: H Jacob Shelly, Win. H. Gorgas, Mlt line) CwlK hn, Molchoir Brehneihan, i iitjsiian Siaiiaif-' Christian Ti'Bel, Jacob H./Convpr,' Henry Logan, Benjamin H. Musscr, Samuel Prowell, Joseph V\ j rker*b«;;,. ;?f; The'raleS of insurance are as low andfavonj '' as. any Company of'the hind in (lie Simp. sons wishing to become, members are iovindf. make application to the agents of ihe who are willing to wait upon them at any ii„,b. JACCVB SIIEI.LY, Pmidtni}; ■ Hbnky UobAN, Fuc JVtfljVtUi'; Lewis Vlvku, Secretary. . » T MiCijakl Cookljn, 'iViaiurcr, 1; . November. 1,1849. agents; Cumberland Marlin.N.ri heriaml; 0* B. Herman; Kingstown; Heim % ing, ShiremnnMown: Rohort Moore nml ri,i'i Hell, Carlisle; Dr. J: Ahl, Chmchir nP; Shu. Graham, , Westpenhßboroiiijh; James .V’llovn Erankloril; Mode Griffith. Smith Middleton. York' enmity—* John Shijrrlck, Idsfinn; Ji Bowman. DilUbufpr Peter UVlfnrd, fj John Smith, J‘>q., Washington;\V. 8. I irVi DoVer; Daniel KniTensheiger, J, W.Cial'i, Harrisiurg—l ft user & Lochman. • Members of t|»6 cbinpahy liaVihir PolicieMiln to expire con have them renewed by mubing i plication to any outlie Agents'. ‘ .*■' , f yt. tu 1 Life Insurance Coirißny,| Office, JS'o, OlVWulimt St., Fl.da. | . THlS.Company is,npvv_ready to make on Lived, on the mutual syMcm. without yond the amount of tho premium. , ( Alt the. profits of; the company divided oiicul'/- among the insured,. , t , Thu premium may fio paid inoniftly, qmiiu'i • scnn-'unnuol’ly, or annually, or om-dioll' ol mium inuy lie paid in u nolo at. 12 mendti. Individual* insured in thi* company Immirim burn of the corporation, and vote for Tro»u , r<, ,f'ur tlu-.greoter 'security ol parries innlm.fs« this company, a guarantee capital of sSO.l'tUi' hern created to meet the.losaes thul.niny arena »J' policies issued by the company,-to lie held ucd liy the Trustees, nufil a capital ejfmdinjj lliat edna has been realized from the receipts of pieim'inn*. ,• Daniel l. millek. jw>. WM. M. (JLAKK, Vice J’rcs'f. ..Juiin W.-Hownkii, Seerel'.ry, Tho umiendjiried ll«s Been, appointed A‘ccnt| f Carlisle. ,■ Blank application* fur insurance. an • full particulars, eon be hud nl the new Hole, of Hanover and Lpulhet bfrViMS, N. W. WOODS. I Dr. J. Baughman, Examining Physician, ■ May 1-0, 1850—Cm . ■•■ ■ • ■ "Jb S. IV. IiAWBESCE, J Agent fur the mle of ISimlhwurlh Mauafinlmg, Ci'r Writing I‘upm. h. , W.itit.iuusK No. 3 Minoi Bt.cct, Phil*. r OAn emt, or- Ilia aliara superior Popni «« %;r store, and for soldo the trade at thcimr minkm prices, consisting in purl of » Fine thick-Flat Caps, I'SjTi, 16 and 16 and white. . • s . ' Superfine Medium and.Demi .Writing* White.' rB Extra super ond superfine Fulio Posts, Mu' s white, plain and ruled. Supcifino Commercial Posts, bluo and wbilr.H and ruled. Extra super. Linen Notn Papers, plain Pupnfino and fine Bill Papers/long sn<} Superfine,and fine Counting-House Cip ,: Posts, blue and white.- Extra super Congress Cops and Lcllcr«,p^ B, V'nj ruled, blito and white. ; ,W . Extra super Congress Cop* one? iJo -y Superfine Sermon Caps und Posts. in Superfine blue linen thin Letters. r«, Extra super Both Pouts, blue and vThilf.r ,in Vl,: ruled. ‘. (jv» Embroidered Note PopeVa'and Envelop oB, Lf>. “ Lawyer's-' Brief Papers.. JEIXy • Superfine and fine Cops tind posls« (fc'iifj |dofn. blue nrtd white, various qualities • Also, 1000 reams white and assorted Bonnet Boards, whitb ami assorted Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue Cap-Wrappers, Hardware Papers, Sec, ; July 26, iB6o—om - BAY STATJ3M M STEAMSASH, DOOR AND BLIND Wp{ FAC,ipiW $ /CHARLES WltltlNB f . \j the,citizens of CuiHslo and the public l: r %< that they nrb'Mill ;ong«cc(fin_nVitn'iif« c* 11,l j,iv • Doors, and Blinds, tn the best manner * n %, J( shortest notice, boston no, at prlees Jor I** - " ( - 1J( manufactured by hand| and wlth'nta'eb g rea ' llnrlly. ' All orders w|'l J bo tintnkftijfy t‘ c *' tIJ ! puncltinlly nt’l ended'to. Samples ol «°' K ; > 0 soon lit Nn. : 2i‘M(nc/r Street, PliH«dflp*»* • 10,000 llKhls:of(lBSO>lcdsb"Bli for sole fltul • eel cash prices. _ rtf ~ • i ... ■ 'OHATiI.ES WttKINB* -C Baet'tM! WiM' «l ■ ' M»y 33, •' ■ Uroul 'Broil, 1 1! , lf jl ■ mTONS Hind and RMl«d Wji Ihn 1 pl)onp itdrd' of 1 the ilillicHjjar
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