NEPIeIiSVUILIAu'tOT.
..:,.........„
losilg
~... iffirt , s,lOl 'Tit:- *
i z 1
SiVitULLY informs the etch
, .
etc : Ciettyabunr, and ,strangers
74any her. until their beards grow.
11 00PIKWIPPaacti a new saloon in the
;losor
111
,ly occupied by JACoI I...WADY.
IV illiklitork street, one door. West of
71plaapotate. er here he intends prose
v
lIIS, lA/tutorial busioess in all its va
ried' „v arious branches.
His • food Suit sharp,
ilkil o your lees without li imam
r.
call and ear for yourselves.
triagnuage i• good, his towels ore clean';
in his shop he's always seen.
sairsii• also respectfully informs the
frighOen that they can at any time bay.
their boots blacked in the neatest style.-
olndttnen can also have grease removed
from their clothes.
Raityshurg. April 21,1848.
In: NION n TONSOR
S. R. TIPTON,
104LISHIONABLE Barber and Hair ,
.12 ' - flitteser, has removed his "Temple"
tolillitrtamond, adjoining the County Buil
ditori 'where he can at all times be found
pripitiod to attend to the calls of the public
MO fang experience he flatters himself
thathe can go throughall the ramifications
eft% ninsoncal departments, with such an
inentle.degree of skill as will meet the en
tire satisfaction of all who submit them
e.hintriti the keen ordeal of his razor. lie
mopes, therefore, that by attention to busi
eam And a desire to please, he will merit
its Well as receive a liberal share of public
patronage. The sick will be attended to a
their private dwellings.
TO 'ALL 'WHOM If MAY CONCERN.
rpm= are but few persons, compar
^ sitively speaking, at this season of the
rem; but who are suffering, more or less,
srfda Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarse
ness, or like complaints, caused by the
sudden changes of or exposure to the
weather. To all those who are thus af
illetted, and who may read this advertise
ments, we would recommend Ross's Ex
-IPETORAN T as the most effectual remedy
ever offered to the public. No flintily
aboitid be withitut a bottle of it in their
house, as a timely administration of it
would prevent much suffering. Hundreds
who have used it, say they would not be
without it were the price ten times the
ameent that it is, and who is it that doca
rtiti.think attire of health, the source dour
happiness, than of wealth I' Delay not
then to procure a bottle at once, and you
will never regret that you tried it.
11:r C LI TION.r,
Tut GSIVIPIIt har.the words •`Rowert Ezpertit
rowlasprunexi. Bqiiimore, Md.," blows in the
glean, and the in J. F. R." 'stamped on tie
the seal. Each bottle. hereafter, will be envoi,'
omit In • wale w on which the flue
enciiikaignatiire of the proprietor. without which
it ie toentetteit. Pieliated only by
JAb. F. ROSS,
Druggist. Saltimore,Sid.
For sale by SAMUEL H. BUEHLER, Oct.
tyettorg; Dr. H. W. Kauffman, York Springs;
Geo: W. Heagy, Fairfield.
iaPriee SO cents per bottle.
Mardi 30. IS49.—tf.
- a 6111 LINA
WATCHES, AND
JEWELRY.
HE subscriber tenders his acknowl
-1- edgements to his friends and the pub.
lit for the liberal patronage hithertoottiend
ed to , him, and respectfully informs them
that he has just received from dm city at
Dior auorment of
"CIL
Or ALL KINDO-ALBO.
8 a \A i r /lb Ls US
Seth as Rings, Breastpins, Ear Rings
Watch-chains, Watch-keys, Guardia, dkc.
dye: Also
Ao p reT.ICLIEN,
and Glasses of all kinds and qualities—all
or which will he sold low.
CLOCKS WATCRES repair
''ed, as usu at the shortest notice.'
Eitablisho tin Chambersborg' st.
nett door u) S. ' %mutates Book .and
DeAt Store.
11;:r1 have also for sales lot or new and
etteend:hand WATIMES, which will be
Aoki tow.
-'" ALEXANDER FRAZER.
littelburg July 21, 2848.
" 'lO4l
• REIDIOVAL.
Init ' t LAWRENCE lIILL,
DENTirr,
111110reinOved his office to the building
mluitopposite the Lutheran Church, in
Chititibereburg street, 2 doors east of Mr.
Itikhltiletes store where he may all times
)40mnd ready and willing to attend to
Satellite, within the province of the Den-
OIL Persons in want of full sets of teeth
en reepsetfullt 'invited to rail.
' : ' REFERENCES.
gu.c. milesLocur, Rev.C.P.KRACTII,D.D.
"•.0.1[011.'1611, Pia. M. J•COBO,
" 444 A. CrowitlLL, ~ H. L. llAtionse.
" . GIMIXT, . WA.M.Racrosps
Its: LC. Wersow, D. D.
. July 7, 1848.
-A' 'IL 111•CoN AUGHT,
• • &torn/ at Law,
tiIIVIFICE in the 8. W. corner of the
-,Pishiie Square, one door West of G.
peak a Store, formerly occupied as a
lattOllce by. John hl'Conaughy. deed.
Re *dial% sod by prompt and faithful at
typliwn lebusiness in his profession, it will
*A* endeavor to merit, confidence and
ivr..M'CoNAVlont will also attend
pilstrily to all business entrusted to him
c i f= and Solicitor for Patents and
Re has made arrangements,
through which he can furnish very desira-
WS facilities to applicact.., and entirely re
illewitithese front the neressity of a journey
issifeithisselota. on application to him per.
airalipiar-iip letter.
..aeurebor g , April 5....tf
R. STIr V init...sOli,
, ....it TORN.F.Y AT LAW,
OM, CI is the Centre Square, Nark
„ r _PIA* Otearlobouse s .betwecu,Smith's
Awl 15tereasett'a serous.
estlYobv4lo,‘ , •
_________
-pea
,4$111491TILIMIIM !
VitKfinelt ha. just teteivoill au
.11Fit 411040stiftirto of SATIN'. whirl' he
4sllolo4lMili Also. plain sod dipstid era.
muss 14 :4 1140litsislisk Polka, Saipan:
saes MASI Pr. .
.N.1.,404.4 ,- ,i 1 E. , 1 3 .C1WN7
AVOCET* if•+iirtl :r Jr
ConNEws Maaical Pain Extractor.
the World's Wonder—pronounced
so by all who have ever used n—White
Swelling, Intlamation. Pain in the Back.
Weak Limbs, Tender or Sore Feet, and all
Scrofulous Sores are speedily and per
manently cured by Connell's Magical Pain
Extractor ; Affections of the Lungs, Ague
in the Face, Breast, Tic Doloureaux,
Chronic sure Eyes, Blistered Surfaces
&c. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of
Inflamaiory Diseases, eßch as sore Nipples
and Eyes, Sprains, Rheumatism. Whits
Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, C hil
mains. Erysipelas, Piles, Ate., will qoickly
be relieved by the application of this salve.
This remarkable intuitive possesses many
virtues never found in any other article.—
It has theruost perfect power over all pains
by fire, positively allaying the suffering al
most immediately upon its application.—
If any disbelieve the statement, we would
earnestly invite them to call and examine
the numerous u n solicited certificates of
of remarkable cures wrought by this salve.
It has for months past been sold upon the
following liberal terms, to wit: if the user
was not perfectly satisfied, and even de
lighted with its effects, and furthermore if
it did not fully answer our recommenda
tions, their money was returned immedi
ately at their request. On these terms
this absolute heal-all is now sold ; and we
simply ask if the public can demand any
thing more reasonable I Kind parent.keep.
it constantly on hand in ease of accident
by fire, life may he lost without it but
by its use all burns are subject to its con
trol. unless the vitals are destroyed.
Coolion.—No Pam Extractor can be
genuine unless yon find the signature of
Comstock Itt. Co. on the wrapper to each
box. Beware of the counterfeit, • -
It II EU Al ATlS3l.—Comstock's Hew
es' Nerve and Bone Liniment. and Indian
Vegetable Elixir, is warranted to 'cure isni
ease of Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted
Chordsand Museles,orstilfJoints,strength
en Weak Limbs, and enable those whri
I are crippled to walk again. Use this ar
ticle and be cured, or go without it and
suffer, as you please. Certificates ; of
cures by the hundred can be. seen at 21
Cortland street, N. York, where this arti
cle is sold only genuine.
DEAFNESS.--Use /Dr. ideNair's
COOfilie Oil, for the cure of Deafness. Al
so, all those disagreeeble noises.. like the
buzzing of insects, falliegof water, whiz
zing of steam, which are symptoms of ap
proaching dividnew ;
,Iliany ± persons who
have hetet deaf ter'uni or -twenty years,
a MI -
,el , ol,ldiadlourretertrutupets. . have,
after 'using orti,of } t fer,litotthm. thrown a
side these trumpets. bilk Made perfectly
well. It bait mend eases of ten, fifteen.
and even Mirky fears standing of deafness.
Her Liniment of the The
worstordtailti tit the 'Piles aie iffeelliafly
PerinarientlY Cured in a short time by
the . eel Ofilie genuine Hay's Linietent.—
Hundreds of (welkin citizens throughout
the ronolte, : have used this liniment w ith
complete etteepae, It is .warranted to cure
the mosinggiravatettiase.; .
• Ind fig be Meal the money will be
• refunded: • •
Fur Sale et the Drog-and Book &ore of
NINUEL H. BP MILER.'
Gettysburg. Jan. IQ, 1849.
WESTXRN 10,W TORS
COLLEGE.OO HEALTH
ter miiie (west Buffalo. N. Y
yA LT9 UN'S liiege.tabbe Litisintrip
AM tie Mature, 'a celebrated =Akine which
btu Wilde • ' •
GREAT CURER IN ALL DISEASES,
is noir IStioldeed. late ibis section. The
limits elan advertisement will am permit saws
tended notice oUthis remedy; we hmelinly to
say it hasfor s its agents in the U. States and Can-.
edit a large number of edorsted
tiptinttitt Oi.tas -
In tas
high' Proteltoief stitatog. isho make a gen
era! .aea 44. eh* Prstst . .. kith* faille sog
.DROPST. 0111A - VEL,.
and dinwertna Uti•ary Ptles en
diseases of the bloodiderangetnestsvt the Live , ,
atc., end 'general doom's OT the systgm. It
pithictllarly requested that' at! who "confeiriptate
the want this .artielt t or who desire tafoneastses
respecting it, • : , .
WILL otyrAtir PAMPHLE7'
0f32 pates which Agents whose names atebelow
will ,gladly give away.. Thia book treats upon
toe tinithod of curs--explains the peculiar pe
pert ins of the article, and also the diseaws it
bits been need for over this country mai &snipe
for lour year...with such perfect effect. • Over 16
ages of testimony from the higheen quarters will
be found with
NAMES. PLACES 'AND nits,
which can be written to by anyone interested. and
the parties will answer post paid Communications
Li7 - He'particular and
A`L.K. FOR THE PAMPHLET,
as no other such pamphlet ha 444
evidence of the power of this medicine over all
diitaves is guaranteed by persons of well known
standing in society.
Put up in 3i) oz. and 12 oz. bottles. Price $2
for 39 oz., $1 for 12 oz, the larger being tbi
cheapest. Every bottle has
G. r. VAUGHN"
written on the directinns, &c. "te pamphlet, p.
:18. Prepared by Dr. G, C. S aughn, and sold at
principal office, 207 Main 'trees. Buffalo, N. Y.
Offices devoted to sale of this article lama/mita'
132 Nai•sau, New York•, and corner of Essew and
Washington, Salem. Mass .and by all Druggivta
throughout this county} and Canada.
rrAokgas.—S„ BU EtILER. Gettysburg ;
JACOB MARTEN. Ne , .% Ox rord; WM. WOLF
East Berlin; WM BERLlN.ilanover;iobENl
R. HENRY, Abbottetou n.
Martha, 1343.-1 y
RilrThe Rents for Pew, in
esbyterian Church during the past
year, and arrearages for former year,, will
be needed by the Hoard of Trustees on or
before the 15th of this month—at which
time payment is requested to'be made to
A. R. Brava:4Bo4 Treasurer.
Persons who have not held pews, and
wishing to rent for the ensuing year, can
be supplied by applying to the Treasurer
during the present mouth. _
Fit ESII GUOCEILIES.
TtIE subscriber has just received the
best quality of .".10LASES SYR
KU which he offers at 50 cents a gallon ;
new crop, N. 0. MOLASSES, a 6ne ar
ticle; do. S. IL MOLASSES ; superior
winter-Strained., LA HD OIL. as clearas wa
ter, st 3111,00—.-and a general assortm en t 0 1
Dry gouda and Grocgries, "at prices to
suit the Limos."
J. SL STEVENSON.
• •
jACONETIS. and CAMBRIC and
gj MULL MUSLIN.% of the Tip-Top
Aix* her es* Ity J. L. WC 1111
Ilatiignore Advertivements.
J. M. Omni. . W. S. liorms.
• 011 EM & 110 PKIN S,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS
In Cloths, Catimeres, Vesting's& Tailors' Ti
ming& No. 230 Baltimore at.. N. W. cor-
oar of Charles, UALTIMung.
A Inge assortment of READY MADE
cLoTniNo, of superior quality.
[MS 0.7/1152s
Cloth moms up stairs—Entrance, south
end of the Store on Charles street.
Marsh 30, 1849.—1 y
(OA 110113 11.1.L14.
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
WHOLESALS AND RCTAIL.
E) N hand and for sale, the largesi and
heot assortment of SPRINO • and
SUMMER CLOTHING, al prices verj ,
much reduced.
COATS.-
Coats of "every variety. embriteing all
the latest styles, and of an improved mit
and make, from 75 cts. to 1, $, 8.4;'6, 11,
8. $lO, and upwards.
PofiNTJL-GONS.
Paula Mona of all kinds, frost 70 eta. to
1, 1.50, 1.75, 2 4 4110. and also a very fash
ionable style, the Wtwrtina stripe, 0111.50,
$4. and upwards. .
NESTS
Vests of every variety, comprising silko
Satin. Cash mere,ida wiles. Valencia, from
60 eu. 73 eta. 01.116.50. 35, and upwards.
HOF'S' CLOTHING.
iliways on hard the lotto* . and beet as
sortment of Boy o Clothing ever otrered
in this city. .
• splendid assortment of Cloths and
Cassititerse. 01 the best make. together
with a large and handsome variety of SILK
and MARSEILLES VES'EINGS, which
will be made up to order in the beet man
ner.2o per cent. Ws than the accustomed
prices. and in all eases a neat and beauti
ful hi guaranteed.
AT COSTUME HALL,
Carart Ptatt sweat and Contra Market Spare.
' H. li.. COLE.
err Attached to the above, is one of the
largest and most extensive SHIRT FAC
TORIES in the country. embracing every
variety and make, at-priees which cannot
fail to .please any one Wishing to purchase.
0:3"ORE PRICE OWL Y N ej
March 80, 1849.-1 y
THIS ktOST ILICIENSIVE
SHIRT ESTAIII.IsII ENT
IN rat UNITED STATES 13 .AT
NO, 179 NALTINoRN ETNENT, 11E4O MOUT,
- gkallimore s Md.
Whear3oo Ritmo ant employed. and a stock ct
1000 donut shirts always on hand.
MEZH: N kND O T HERS
tinititimoreareinvited to
call and examine the largest and beat stock
of SHIRTS that has ever been offered,
consisting of all sizes and qualities for
MEN AND BOYS, which for style and
workmanship cannot be surpassed.
More than usual efforts have been made
to render the assortment complete and de
sirable in every respect.
' T. W. BETTOIV.
Mvch 2,1849-1 q
Largl•_ Stock of Spring Goods !
ONE PRICE ONLYI 4 O
NO. 213 KAIMET-BT., BALTINORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.
I rNVITE the *position of 'Wholessle and ge
il" tail buyers to their splendid stock of Spring
Goods. (much the largest in Baltimois,) cm•
bracing select articles in every dela,' ino at of
the trade, including
SILK GOODS--Colored and Black Dress Silks,
•atin de Chines, Bonnet Silks and `atlas, Black
Watered and satin Striped • and Plaid :mho.
Modes. Penmen and the best styles rich lus
teed plain Black Silks.
DRESS GOOD:—In every variety el new and
Fashionable styks, an unequalled assortment.
MOURNING GOOD --Every requisite fabric
sad material fbr mourning.
LINEN GOODS AN D HOUSEKEEPING AR.
TICLES,
-10 this department ae have every article that
can be required by tamilies--Sheetings,
Pillow Linens, Damask*, Diapers; Napkins,
Toweling. Cousin Goods, Flannels, Blankets,
Piano and Table Covers, an endless variety '
• all
air Shirting Linens and Linen Godds are of 011 T
isdportation-aad warranted pure. Elan.
GINGNAMS, 4-HINTZE:, LAWNS, AND
PRINTS.
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, YtSITES, gm —a
full supply of alt the styles that are fashion
'
b e,'er'tn dernsad. ' •
iIkOSIERV AND GLOVES of all kinds.
EMBEGIDERIE!--.A, splendid stock of Lace
Capes, Collars, Cuffs, sleeves, dm. t . Muslin
,Collars, Hemmed, Reverie arid Embroilered
Liissiwcambritt Handkfe l ; 'Laces, Edgings, In
sert/nes, Jacianit Elaina Sand .10-
iiertitsgs; Infinite'Fnibioidered Frocks and
Waists, awl Needle Work Goodi kinds;'
WgHTsillllai:ll~ GOODS—In Cambrie.Dook,
Jsronet, Swiss Mull, Nainsook,, Ss:, (in Plain,
Stripes,) Linen CattlbriFi Long Lit"'
DOMESTIC' COTTON GOODS and • articles
generally toY sensate' *ear of Stout 'Fabrics
A cemplataniortment of Cloths, Canine"
'estinges,ctaeata.ScMfb, Pecker Mkt's., Gioia,
Suspenders and Merchant Tailor's Goods and
10 invitiNgyin spranitUtion and comparison rit
oar Good* and Prins with other ntablishmentil,
we intend to offer renanialiadurnwerns for Whole
sale nod Ransil Punehisers to deal with us, as
from the large amount of business dons by us
our expresso are less in proportion than parties
wbose trade is not so anensive; inhibit we have
us
unual advantages by buy
ing in siriginaf, peak:
ages, with in experience or over liD year* in the
trade, daring whichlime we have yearly Mani.
ed our business by selling only such goods as
proved. satisfactory to customer!, both int Will:
bilitY 011166cm:id fastness of eolorh.
On all- slur Goods "Me latest price is Wkinfikscr
more will ant be asked norlesa taken under Ray
circumstances. This peculiar failure of 0141 bust•
ne.senablessil parties to buy at the lowest prices.
April 15,134:1.-3na
Philadelphia Adverl6ilol4n
Alonzo Johnst n's New Store;
Ko. 14 NORTH SECOND STREET,
A few doors above Market,
I'IiILdDELPIII.9.
ANUFACTURER of Transparent
AI WIN DOW SH A DES, Reed Min*
Paper Curtains and Venilian Blinds; of
all the different sizes, varying in price
from Six Cents to Twenty Dollars a piece.
All the new styles of every description of
patterns, and of the latest fashions of dif
ferent colors, and a variety of Trimmings
of all kinds.,
Also, beautifulTA BLE At. OIL CLOTH
in patterns and in pieces. Oil Cloths for
floors. Patent Coach Curtains for Wagon
Covers of a very superior article, any
width, double or single, of the ft nest tin-
MIL and a splendid assortment of CI,OCKS
LOOKING GLASSES,FIRE BOARDS,
Ste., dtc.
pr - joOld Minds painted and trimmed
over, to look equal to new, at very little
expense, or taken in exchange for new.
Ramon hand the largest and most com
plete eestertte•st of the abort srgttesi st
1 Pet eint•ohesper than any other estab
lishment in the city, wholesale and retail,
at reduced prices.
IsCrMerchants and others are invited
to call before purchasing elsewhere, as it
will be to their advantage.
Kr Any of the above goode made to or
der, or carefully packed, an that they can
be tent any distance without injury. Clth,
er Manufacturers supplied with Slats,
Fronts, Heads, or Pulley's at the lowest
price..
t OPEN . TN THE E VENIN2B.
March 30, 1340.-1 y
200 p PREIMIOII mkt rt DS,
IL J. WILLIAMS. ,
NO. 12, NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Venitlam Oiled & WhittOw Shade
MlNuatellactisrier,
WARDED the first and highest Med ,
ala st the New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia Exhibitions, for theesperior.
ity of hie, blinds, with confirmed confi
dence in his manttfacture,) asks the atten
tion of purchasers to his assortment of 2,-
000 Bliuda of narrow and wide slats, with
fancy and plain Trimmings, •of new styles
and color. Also, a large 'and general
assortment oftransparent Window Shades,
all of which ha will sell at the lowest Cash
pric.es.
•03.01i1 blinds•painted and trimmed to
look equal tenets.
llZTDoiders supplied on liberal term*.
The citizens of Adams county are res
pectfully invited to call before buying else
w bere.—confident of 'pleas ing all.
WOVEN IN THE EVENINGE3.4S
March 28. 18119.—11 m
JAMES AIOLAN &
INTORTERS Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH 4- GERMIN
GOODS.
No. 8, Bank street, Philadelphia.
Needles, Stay Binding, Sewing Silk,
Pitts, Carport do. Patent Thread,
Tapes, Coat do. Tailors Twist,
Cords, limpid do. Thimbles,
Gsßooms, Quality do. Bodkins.
Bottom; 'Pamiture do. Purse Twist,
Hooks. eyes Wire Ribbons, Zephyr Worsted
:Ilk, Cotton, and •linnen Canvas.,
Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts and Drawers, Condone,
laskoteAlOcks. ChiWrens' Gaiters,
Susporalsm Woolen Yarn. and a great variety o
STAPLE AND FANCY TRIMMINGS.
March 18, 1849.-4 t
Lao genheinat s Daguerrian Gal
lery, Exchange•, 3d Story.
ON. HENRY CLAY, visiting this Es
' tablistneent for the purpose of ha
ving a daguerreotype taken, expressed flat
tering opinions on this favorite place of
the "beauty and fashion" of Philadelphia,
and vast numbers of strangers resort to
it to procure a good Daguerreotype. The
Proprietors will make every exertions to
extend the long established fame of this
well known establishment. Family
groupes, Grunpes of Children, and single
iiortraits of all sizes are executed equally
well.
Philadelphia, April 21, 1848-1 y
LIPPINCOTT &. PARRY,
Imporlers'. and Dealers in CLOTHS,
CASSIAIERE S, VESTINGS, 4-c.,
SOUTH WEST CORNER OF SECOND AND MAR-
[ET pTREICTS, PHILADELPUIA,
N VlTEotho attention of Country Mer
chants kind Merchant Tailors,-to the
following description of Goods received
by late arrivels from Europe and the Hume
Market, viz :
CLOTHS
of the most celebrated Manufacture, em
bracing all dolors and grades of texture.
CASSIM EKES
of the various descriptions. including Doe
thins, Tweeds, 4-c.
VESTINGS,
New Style and Neat Figured, French and
English Silk Vesting, Marseilles, Cash
mere, Valencia and Satin do.
ALSO,
Cashmeretts, Queens Clothe, . Croton
Cloths, Lustre Coatings, Coat Checkg,
Worsted Cheeks, Linen Drillings, Mohair
Lustros, Drap 1r Eta, Silk Velvets, Sergos,
Paildinge. Canvass, Twist, Sewing Silk
Si legit's, Hollands.
April 13, 1849.-2 m
The Cheapest and Most liplendid
/Interlineal of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
LV PHIL4DELPHLIt.
19211N'IS ZADOVIIIS3 9
to. 413 MARKET STREET,
,12 Fete Doors Above Eleventh, North Side,
AS just received by late arrivals. from
II the most celebrated Manufacture**
of Europe, a magnificent and judiciously
selected *allayment of
COLD AND Si LVE WATCHES,
which he.will sell. cheaper than an'y other
establishment in the United States. A
mong the assortment will be found :
Gold Levers, is k. eases: full jewelled, $3O
Silver Levers, full jewelled, 15
Oolft rEpistek 18 It. ameadewelled, 25
Silver rEpines. jewelkri. 10
Qourfier Winches. 4 to stO
Silver Tat Spoons, equal to coin, per att, 4 40
Jr Desert, " 10 00
4; Table, " 15 00
Together with a splendid amortment of Chaste
and Rich Jewelry. tr.c.,
GOLD MINNS, of various mylu, from the
halt Mlinehiclorers,
lir Please preservetiiiii advertisement. and cadet
•
LEWtB' LADOMUkftil,
NO. 413 MARI(E'T;ISTREET, ,atinve &ace
sazs, North Aide.
0:7 I have Gold Mid Silver Levers still
cheaper than the' it/die:prices.
7 - A liberal discount made to the trade.
April tit
ASSESS M ENT.
IVOTICE 1u hereby' given that a biz
1,11 'of three per cent. has been duty as
sessed, on' the Oumberland'Valley Mu
tual Protection Oompany, the payment
whereof wilt he required to be paid to an
agent, authorized to receive the same, of
whom notice shall be given.
A. G. MILLER, Secretary.
March, 23.-9 t
NOTICE. • ;
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[From the Albany Spectator j
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of this great republic, would be invaluable to the
present and future generations: "
The Presidents of the EL States,
THEIR MEMOIRS AND ADMINIsTR,),
TIONS.
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Articles of Conlederation.
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mation of the Constitution... • r
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Chronological tables of political events in the
United states.
Statistical tables of Revenue, Commerce, and
Population.
A complete list of members of Congress trom
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With Portrait/ of the Presidents, engraved
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[Prom the President of the U. States ]
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"My dear eqr :—Your statesmen's Manual is
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`Ti, [From the Laserne DemoctaLl
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cal history of our country from the formation of
ouegoiromationt to thepresect tiller." ' ,1
(From The Washingtonian, Ohio) • ~
,it is bat scanty praise td say,. that no work
ofetrial valutrto t he. Americus Statesman, Poll
titled, Seurnalisi, Historian, &c., &c., bur ever
•
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untie."' . , ' •
Rev. Dr. DoioNng's Great Work on Ro
nsanistn—A nets , and enlarged 'Edi
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A BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT.
History ,of Romanism,
From its earliest Origin to the presenttime.
DT IUtV. JOHN DOWLING, D. D
Embellished with upwards of st/ Eighty finish
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a biographical aketctr of of the last Pope, GM:.
GORY .ENI.
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der to meet this demand, and to gratify the pub•
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tt., IX., the present enlarged eduion is presented
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'reolmantaisto loaner edition!, selected from
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E?ISOOPAL.
(From the Piotestant Churchman 3
"This is a beautiful volume id (Olt pages.—
Good eerviee hats been done ter the cause at
liuth bj iii publication, and it certainly ought to
secure for it. author an enviable reputation a
mong contnbutors to the standard literature of
the day.
(From the Episcopal 'Recorder.]
"It traces its subject Irom the earliest crirrup
tions nl Chtioianity to the present time. It has
a fall chronological table, with analytical said
alphabetical indexes and glossary. It iv a large
and beautiful volume, and full of valuable low.
'nation.'
METHODIST.
[From Zinn's Herald.]
"It is Written in a pop .lar style. Its engra
vings ate numerous and finely *seemed. The
Book wall doubtless be popialar v and cannot fail
to prixliice a profound conviction at the terrible
iniquity of Arti•Chrtst. -
Rev. l;eorge Coles. 01 the Christian Advocate
and Aimal, says—'•l cannot but express my
gratitude to Almighty God that .nth a concise
and complete development at •the Mystery ol• In
iquity' is now pre.ented to the public in a form
so elegant and attractive."
Red. Pr. Cliet.er, to the New York Eranrel
ist, says We ought to haie ootired this-ex
celleet and beautiful work before. It pd,areses
many and very strung claims for popular favor.
and we do ot doubt that it is le.t.ned re have
an eirstaordinary sale. The work itAelt is char
acterized by great re-earch, and a comprehensi se
and scriptural new ul the name and history tit
the l'opiah 'y.•tem."
P 1 , ..t 4 1ir TER IA 3.
[From the (Phila.) Presbyterian
"Such a work reqii•red deep and protracted re
search. and it affords evidence that diligenee
caution an judgment. in the toile , ton and at
rangement of materials have not beet( 'wanting.
The author has availed Inmsell ot the W rip.
tinge of both Protestants am! Papists, and has
brought together a greater mass of information
on the history, the spirit. and the doings of Po
pery4 than we have erer peen before in one vol.
ume l"
[From the Christian Intel'menses/3 (D.Ret)
-Those who would .int a eorreet and ennden
. sed exhibition of the ten thousand abominations
of the papacy , rosy find it, to their amaze
ment, in "D 0.% Ing s tiistury of, Romanist's). Its
contents form a nch storehouie of historical in
struction which, if it could be placed within the
teach of every faotily, would prme an unspeak
able blessing to our beloved country. This is
the book tur Americans. Place it beside your
Bibles. Compare its records of Crim" soil the
papal principle,} it coronet, itki the holy &se•
trines and inimaeitlate lireofJesur.of Nazareth.
When you have done this, you will hare no diffi
cult% in determining whether or not Homimism
is Christianity."
Rev. Alexander Campbell. Presi.lent of Petit
any College, of the Church of the Reformer',
says: In this work are.immense assemblages
of facts arid documents cortneeted with ate de•
velopnient and history of this great mammoth
institution of error and iniquity. Popery is de
veloped in thistreatise from its birth to the pre
sent hour, We desire for this book a very large
circulation. It is !Poly neoassary to enlighten
this community in the true spirit and charac•
ter of the Papal system, to secure them sgaingt
its insidious attacks' upon sive); thing we
people hold deer and/ sabred.' let 'every Ofill
who bile %le work rednintilnitnie freely to
thosetasound him the developments ,whicb st , re.
veal!, and the nest which it recfuda." ,
President Cimnp x of Montreal tiditrir,ef the
Mcareal Itegiiter. and guitar; ol the Teat hook'
of Popety, Wye IMPortant Work posses:.
es merits of a .high order." We are pleased:lo
see that Dr. Dowling furnishes ample refentwerte
to bi..ahitb at'Plitttist I l',htloe,4 l lT . Lto . !t•
range(' ; t h e tact, prignesttonastits I two
cid ; and the "tit, cathollie f JO the pt per tome
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Not withstandintlhi'ektehirv4 Supplement
now added to this valuable's/orb ; the pHs"
remain tin aline es the:farther "aidttlons, Three
Dialers pereopy, '
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