BAANDE . Rinif;s
.
• - •
. - Pegetable Universal '' , Pills. •••
• - 4cience . e.tou contribute to,the Conzfort,•llentb
1- • mfil Happiness of 'Mankind.". 1
. . ,• •
. ..- ,On the: eighteenth orMay; 1835., these now ,
----- : - truly - celebrated'BillA . were first made known in
the United States,' although in Europe they had
been previously helbrO the public nearly'a cett. , .l
tury. The "Aitterican public naturally .viewed
`them_:with - suspicion but as on trial the3J Were.'
-• . . found what they professed,, - it wassoon gispla - decl
~..
..by the greatest. confidence. In fact - the many';
.- • persops - who have - cciiitmeneed . ' - with them-tender'
the- most trying circumstances of bodily. afilic
...
,
,tton, whenevery other means _and medicine had
i proved altogether . unavailing, have been restored
---:—Toltealtlvand happinesss from their tise,", and the
•
consequence is, they are now recommended lly
- . thousands of, persons - . Whom they have coral of
Coneumptiorfilnfltienzp, Colds, IndigeStion; 'Vs.
' ''pepsia, Headache; Pains; and a sense of fullness,
14 tit - a:be - el part,ot the Head, ustiall - te synip 7
. -
toms of 'Apoplexy, .Jaundice; Fever • and Ague,:
- Bilious,Scarlet, Tyfiltus,• Yellow, and coinmon
'fevers f all kinds; Asthma, Htirtit; Rheumatism,
- ^ Nerious Diseases, _Liver Complaint, Pleurisy
Inward---Weciknes.Depression,of- the: : S p iri Cs,.
'Ruptures, Inflamnriation, Sore Eyes, Fits, Palsy,
__..: Dt'oji:sy„,-Smull-Pcix r -litictzleti;-Croup,-Coughs,-
' Whoopin - g Cough,' Quincy, - Colic; Cholera lam , :
'bus, GravelWorms,..Dysentery, Deafness, Ring
' 'in'g Noises in the • head, - King's. Evil, Scrofula,
' ..- ..fesiffelatrile . ..,Sl . ...: Anthony's
. .Fire; Salt Ithettin,
bite Swellings, .Ulcers some of :30 years stand.,
. • ing, "Cancers & Tumors, :SWelled Feet and 'Legs,
•: Piles, tostiven'ess, all Eruptirms of the-ißkin;
.Frightful DreamS, Fe - male complaints of; very
kind, especially obstructions,• relaxation, fkc....„
Although Doctor . B. has enumerated by name•
the aboye diseases; he is nevertheless of opinion
• . with his granclfraher, the late celebrated' Dr, Wm. .
,Drintlreth;,.that there 1s only Oss Drsease, an
:, ;impurity of the0)10ocl, which. by impeding the
circulation;jbAngs on inflammation, ond conse
ilhehVetiftoWtirelitlii ---- the -- 04sfre'r - purriviteiii -. - •
such impurity of the blood settles; and that it is
theili - fferent appearances whicji - this in - flamatioW
"or derangement puts on,--that -hare. caused 'rnecli.
'cal men to designate such appearances' by various
- •: ntimes;but whiclilie•iirftiet, - stitify.thes'SartiMilia: , '
tr i
-
ease, ~with more or..oess violence. _Dr.. Wm•
Brandreth was so fully convinced of the trutkof
the above simple theory,...that_ he spent thirty
yearsirrexperimentS-infi-latrirriOui:.irescarclitin
1:- -the- medical properties-o f -the -numerous -- plahfs7
composing the Vegetable
.Kingdorni his object
being . to compose a mediciele whick should at
____.iance purifyiiancl produce.by_specific actien, :a
~ remoyakif all bad humors from the bloOd by the
stomach. and _bowels, as _ by.. the continuation o '
- the use of such a .vnedietne,• such humors re.
sure to Ike carried off; and 'the blood assn e a
state•of purity; and whoever takes - these= ills, '
and perseveres with them Ivill be satisfie Olaf,
Dr. WU). Brandreth fully attained his. plata Rao
:, pie object; It is'now-an absolute - . and-- nown
factic that every.diserise, - whether it be in-the head
-or feet, in the brain or meanest member; Whether
it be an outward Ulcer, or an inward absoess, are,
....sll,_thoughitrisidg_from,_raany_cauxes;_ res.luAi We..
,
• to this one grand effect, .namely. impurity of the
-blood.. .. ,
In all cases- they will he found-a safe and sim
ple remedy yet all po,werful :for - the removal: of,
the - iliSease,. whether ,chronic or - recent, infections
or otherwise; and what makes' , them particularly
adapted for this .colintry, is that 'there is not the
slightest liability'to cold when taking: them, in:
deed the .syStem - is absolutely less susceptible of
cold - when: under. their..iiifluence than at any
other. time; therefore in this 'elinititellieLlireje 7 ,
valoahleNeither:_do ,
diet or, dare of any kind: In. England these Pills
liaveliten the-only medicind of many :fainilieS .
'Tor feriocl§,Varying from forty to sixty years, and,
have alwayS proved . effectual in reStoring: health'
lvhdrevee-an abgationleornit.occurred.,. . '
-NOTICE.In _consequence of the numerous
counterfeits for sale in the- Drug and Chemical
Stores, the Public arc cantioned against porchap-
Ingof any person except the accredited .agents..
ScenlityAgainsi bprtnp:Trelts. •
-has adopted the - following
plan to secure the GENUINE Brandreth Pills to
the public. Every authorizecf.Agent_must_have.
a Certificate of .agency, and it will be seen that
a double fOrgery MUST be committed, before
any one can procure a forged Certificate, and the
person having it in his . possesSion is equally liable
With the,forger. • ...
The following ,are... the appointed agents for
this vieinityoriz: Win. Gilmore, Chambersburg ;.
Jacob A. Winrott, Gettysburg ; OGILBY & IIIT
NER, Carlisle ; aiul.W_ln._llell,llarrisburg. •
Dr. Brandreth's officers for the; sale of the
above Pills are 169 Race above sth street,,_and
34 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. '• .
May 8, 1837.—tf.
Semi-Weekly Telegraph.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
T HE PENNSYLVANIA TELEGRAPH Will be
' published,seini-weekly during the ensu
ing session Of the Legislature, and contain
full reports of the proceedings of both bran
ches, taken by competent and faithful repbr
tors.
The acts-of-thecorang-session of-the-Le
gislature wilt be looked to With,rcuch inter
est, The_peaple expect the party that have
--obtained a majority_in the_pokcjar branch to
'`carry-out,their promises of- refOiiiiiiit - th - e
currency and banishing, shin-plasters from'
circulation. This subject, together With the
Improvement System. indeiiendent of mime
--rous others of interest, are of themselves of
sufficientmagnitucle to create a des rein the
.mind of every intelligent citizen to takb a
paper from the seat of. Government.
In addition to this, the proceedings of the
• State Conventions that will assemble here co•
the 4th of-March to nominate candidatcs-foi
Governor• Will be looked to with interest, and,
_ given .with-fidelity: •
,T ,
______he,proceedings of the—Converktion
the Constitution- will also-be , , , given
• t(ntil its final adjournment. And also selec
ted portions of the most interesting Cori
gtesbional pro:red - dings. •
The. Terms of the Telegraph alt 4
For thesession, Semi- - weekly s2'o3
For the year, • 3'03
' Persons paying; two:dollars - in - advance
shall receive the , Telegraph ,from the pre
sent time to the end of the session, and six
copies will be sent to any one place for $lO
paid in advance:, -, •
Competent persons willing to, act as agents
in their neighborhood, for the usual conwen
sation, are requested to ioforin 'us, and if
— strangers - to - biltiglate t.erences.
-- - - TH - EO,:-P-ENN, I ---
Hariisburg, Oct. 25, 1137,
- _.___DR. SI - W,BAEL- HEWES+ ,
Velebre4cd Rheumatic; Nerve,
and Bone - _ _ _
- - -
L IM E N T .
. .
Applied morning and, night; has cured Min.
~ ,dre&. ',lt -gives relief inYthe ,of the
glands,of the throat; and relieves the numbness
And contractions of, the limbs and will " take swel
'*fliks; down, and inflanuitiona,put of the flesh,
rheumatism, bruises and sprainW.—lt gives 'mole.
diate relief tit : strengthens weak limbs, and cx.
tens the when contracted,—Aiew drops
Orkt!lhar al Applied to the' ear of deaf per
' "1610 . 930 Ihir4oristant application, cause them to
beir . in•tivOintifiths' time. ,
• A great nufnlier' of :certificates 'of the most
respectable and decent • character may be'exam.
fined where it is sold. 'Please call on S. C. Bolander
Carlisle; who will give_ further information, or see
Itr...l3olander's papers':, • ,
October,Ml,B37.4—.ly. eoW.-
, .
Flieriteed Wanted'
` .• thisheb of clean Flaxsped'
ed.at:thettore.oft r , Subscriber in South, Nano.
yer thre.et...
S. C. : IIOLANDEII.
Carlisle, Sept 18„1837;
vx t tamaria-uhautat
FOR SALE. _
Will be scald at Putilic.SaleJan Friday the 24th
'day of - November next; at 10 O'clock,:- A. M.
of said day, tni the prenlises, the 'follotring'de
sbribeil real,estate; late.. tlicproperty-W-Julaii
Hetrick, seal. deceased, tiz: . ' ' , ice ,•
• J!_ TRACT,ORLIAIIESTONE L./2ND,
Situate in Dickinson township, Cumberland co
Pa., about 7inila west of. C.triksle, c. nfninin};
131 AORZZ,
Bounded
,by lands of William Woods, — Samucl
Beetern, and John Galbraith's being;
,there arc
.1001acros cleared,--iti-a-high-jtate-of-cltivation
and • under good fence, the' . residue is • cbyered
• with thriving young timber: T 46 improvements
are a two story . • • ' • ,
MAI W. 63 M 0
s •
, 030, _ ND A_ Ny. sr9ny •
44 ST • XTE g 0170 39
'' • -•
ere • WO neref:failingspyings
the house; also-a Spring
LOG BARN, and an
' o "choice fruit trees. ALSO,
atijotning,
oe , water
Gouge and a
apple orchard of
.
A LOT OF GiDOVIIID -
Situate about. half a mile frerd the aboife
. scribccl :adjoining the Yelloiv,.Breeches
Crreclr, and lands of Dr. Wm. Chambers, Henry.
Shank; jr. and others, containing 14:t0re.% all
cleared and under - good fences, haring thereon
erected a ,
jr,ok house a'. Stable.
The whole of. the above property will be sold
int4h.e__Lat. _so hi, se
chasers The terms of, sale will be madeknown
on-the=clay-of'sale: - • . ,
„ .
CATII . AWINE - HETRICK; -7E;XeCtittzl . ,
1
ABRAHAM HETRICK,.! . .__„ . . , -
'''' liiiiH 7 HITHICK,- . -'.. • gxectitor9..
- GEORGE HETRICK, -
October 30,1837.-3 w. • - 48.
. _
!rife siibscriber has just received a supply of
ITEM OYSTERS, which. he is prepared to
-serve Ivirvilte -- very - te"St style, at Room, No. 9,
IJarper s flow. lie invites his old customers. S and
friends'io give hini-a call and,;:judge for - theh.
selves. ' .JACOB ZEIG.
Carlisle, October 20, 1837.—tc . • r 48.
A.DJOURNF4 . D,SALE.
Valuable tiropertg=
QIID *XIME4
Will be•ex'poscd to Public - Sale at tie Court
Ifous - q,,_ , in the borough of Carlisle; oh Wednesday
the-I,sth day Of .November next, the following
described property, viz: . ' •
A Valuab
1
situate in Dickinson tovnship,Dumberland coun
ty,
on the Walnut frottom road, .adjoining lands
oGeorge_..Lee, nyers_and_ otliers,_an - d
about foul miles from arlisle , ecintainio4 •
120 ACRVS,
_more or less,
OA' first rateLiiriefstone *
abciut 100 acres .of - I'ritOas eleared:alitl in a good_
state of cultivation. The improvements are a
• TWO STORY STONE
; h
Y.O MOVigAo
a 'double Log Barn, and other out buildings,
gether_witll..awelLof_water_.atAkesloor_;.,there..
'on ,h's farm an excehlent •
APPLE ORCHARD.
The situation of this property would ufford an
excellent opportunity for any person wishing to
commence The mercantile business; it would also
be a plodscite•for Eilocksmith shop.
Atteadake will be given on the - day of sale by
• James S. Woods
Executor of Samuel TVoode t 'deed.
H •
October 23, 1837.—t5. •
The Lancaster. Volksfreund will publish the
above three weeks and charge this office. •
Legislattpe,.Kojstolie t
.
itIORING the ensuing sessia' . o . f the legis
-2-0 lature, the Keystone will 'be..published
twice a week; 'and contain full reports.of the
prixeedings in both houses. —lt will alsO con
tain an account of the proceedings of the
reform convention, which (judging from sim- y
. i lar_b odi es_in_othe r_ states_an 'Like_ can ventioO
-that--formed-our-present-constitution,) Will
hardly its session before -spring. -
*The political cOmplexion of the leg islat ure
litid - tire innTiortant-.3ubjects-which.ffill_neces,
sarily . come before it,. will render the next
'session peetiliarififiteresfing./ All I
turned this way fOr spec* reform in our
present defective currency: Deeidel 'action
relatiVe to the improvement system iSr-ar
dently desired.An Tally quarters. `These
two' matters of th selves, form subjects of
intense interest t the people at large.'
in
-On the 4th o March, .a democratic con
en timr ti i Itis Semble-lrer-e—ati-d---n-cntritiaie—a
candidate fcir governor:. An aocount of this,
together/With the preparatory movements'of
Jhe . -_.pa_rtY-in.-allzauarters- will' be-faithfully
'iletpled. : 'Foul these'clrcumstatices, there
ii er has been -'4 .time when a paper from
iv i
t le seatOf goveldment was of-such'intlispen
'sUble value_ to all the citizens of _the com
monwealth, -as it will be for the ensuing,six
- -(
trionths. ' — 7'7 . -
The terms of the Keystone' are ,the•same
asiferetofore.,
. •
During the session semi-weekly $3,00
For the year " 3,00
Any 'person forwarding,us 2 dollar's, shall
receive. the Keystone from the time of sub
scribing to the close of the session—or six
'copies will be sent to any one office for $lO.
All' Post Mastds Fire invited to act Its
agents-for-theystonerin-receiving.subscri
bers And remitting money to us; and any
One - signifying his willingness to act as'Suchi
shall receive a list of our subscribers in his
town and neighboVhood,, with , our terms of
agency.
Packer, Barrett 4s• Parke:
Harrisburg, Oct. 18;-1837.. •
- • " Notice
,AL4persoqs.indebte'd to the estate of Samuel
Ruby, late of East Penosborough township, Cum
berland county. deceased; are requested to make
payment-on or before tb r e first day of November
next, to the subscriber, residing in the township
aforesaid ; and those •having claims against said
estate, will present them duly. authenticated for
settlement. • . • • •
• . . JO.l-1N RUFP , =
•
September 25, 1837.-6 w. • - 42
ADJOURNED AL
4. S W
THE FAR ICT-,and two lots of Timber land,
belonging to Wm. IL YVoodburn, will
positively be sold at public sale, on the prem.
isei, on Wednesday the 22d,day of NoYern
ber.timtt: • For description of property and
terms of sale, refer to the Carlisle Herald &
ExPoSitor previougtO the 22d init.
JACOB, SWOYER,
Assignee of Wm. W. Woodburn.
Wig - vine; Oct. 24, 1837. ~ • ,
.•
„
eicrutar It . ll- .
tila ISlCAMatiairr4-
For. ,
e. or ~..., . . R .e•
•nt...
ISal .• ..,
-.
- THAT'large and well knOwn film, lying. one 1
- mile - west: of-Carl isle, called A he_ SteeLlatin . i.now_
in poiisession' of
.Leiclig - and .Moliler, containing,
about 250 acres,. - .
-17-sAciesOrykliichfict'elleard
1 • • , ,
ancl:under gdod fence,.inid well set with clover.
Ihe-impro% meats are t a good' . , -, • -
: ''. . • A` welliing Nouse, - •
..- -----.
A icart.GE.STONE - BARN, -
..
9b, fee lonz, a - pump of never failing: t'i'er i an
...'lopl.. Orchard, and every (Alt& necessary in or
c
der. 'l' 's farm is superior for stock:: •
____ALSO-;•..Atiotherftirmln Mirth Middleton town.
ship adjoining Zeigler and Horner's heirs, con.
taming about 225 acres, a large riOrtion , of which
is cleared. This tract is well calculated for stock,
having abundance. of meadow and water in•every
field. The, improvements are several dwelling •
'
houses a.log barn alid.still -house.
1 -
• The. above will be sold or tet on gem] terms
-Apply-to-It. Gitlin, — Carlisle, or te. - •
October 2,1837.4 t
Viceitionfra" BankVirectorß.
• •e i .CARLISLE BANK,
• - • October . 12, 1837,
•
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholdeeg:
in this 'institution, that' an election will be
held on_the third Nonday of November next,
(being the 2Cth day,) at the_4anlcing House,
\ •
tor thirteen Directors, to serveduring the:
year then to ensue. - ,° • .
. W. S. - COBEANT - Cishier.
9c_ . 19_11 . ! 17, 1837. _ •
NORTH AMERICA
In§ukance compoilly.
Capital '600,000 notlars;-:
THIS Company still continues to make
te - on-all—kinds-of-property-throug4i
1:11 - eit- agency. in - CarliSle. The premhirri is
regulated according to the risk.: Averaging
from 35 to 40 cents,., in the hundred ' dollars:
Descriptions will b reedived„and policies.
dated &Oar the day tirsurveY.
C=Ml=
RO
" - - - -
.'Whereas, thd . riOn . JOHN llEED;Presi
dent Judge - of the Court of Common Pleas• in
the 9th - district, 0 - unposed of the counties of
-- thimberlandi --- Juniata - c - and — Perry''find --- rthe
lionaohn Stuart and Jolla Lrjevre, Judges
of the said Court of common Pleas of the co.
of Cumbirland, `havc issued theirpreeept,.
bearing date the - 15111 day of-August, -1837,
and tome directed, for holding a
, COURT OF OYER AND TEnnwitn,
and_ CYeneral - Jail-Delivery ,-& Gener4l
I ter Sessions of the Peke, Ot;:entlfslei on the
second Monday of . .Arov.,• 1837„ (being, the
13th day) at terco'olcekin the - forenoon, -•_
•
Notice ishieteby-Giveri
to'
ConStablcs of the . said 'county of Cumber
land, that they be th6n - .-tind .: there in their
proper persons IVith,their records, iniptisi
tions, examinations, and other remembran
ces to do Those 'things which tb their offices
'respectively appertain. - Awl those_who_are
bound by recognizandes - to prosecute - against
Hth - e - prisoners that are, or then may be, in
tifte,lail of Cnimberiantl .County,_to be.then,
and there to prosecute against them as shalt
be just.
Dated at Carlisle, the 12th day of Octther,
1837, and the 62st of American jridepen
dence. • ; •• • /
MICHAEL HOLCOMB, Sleff.
/
•
Assignee 4.6count_,
.1
['NOTI ' CE is hereby . Oen, that the Assignee
ntcoulitof 'Monica - Anglicy, ASsignet — of J. -- m
Nicklin, has been firesiented to the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cumberland county, for confirm a-
I tion and allow anc ( e, and said court have appoint
' ecithe first iiY? of November court, (being'. the
1411 . (7.: - .y; of/stiid month,) for its consideration,
and rule iall concerned to show cause why it
shall no be confirmed anal allowed. - •
.... .
GEO. FLEMING, Froth'y.
- Proth'y',9 Office, I.oth Oct., 1837.. : .
. .
PU r LIC_SAVE.ORLAND
•
_ln pursuance of_ the.last will
well, deceased. there will be exPliSed .to
Public.salei on the premises, on Wednesday
the 15th-day_of _November next, atlo'_clock
P. M. a valuabre - tratt.d - • -- .
LIME-STONE LAND_ i __
Situated. in.,Sotithampton — townifip, Cum
berland county, .Pa. '.adjoining • the land's of
Messers. Georg° W. Himes,-JaVlVallace,
Samuel . Wherry, Christian Noaker,.` and.
others,' containing ONE HUNDRED and'
provements are a LOG HOUSE-and Barn,
with a Well of Water near the buildings.—
I.l"proper-por .i,on of the land iszleared and •
in-a- good : state of -Cul ti
of Sale will be' two-thirds of the•rrioney in
hand,-the-other_third_part,to_remain_pro , •
secured during the life-little of the widow.
• GEO. HAMILL,
- JOHN COX, •
. . _
• - • Executors.
October IT, :1837. '
•
• - Ortiz. *MVO..
THE subscriber offers for sale the' following
described house and half lot of ground, sit.
mite on the north side of ' Main street ifi the hot.:
°ugh of Carli.e.4, • neattty op_popite_ Mr, ' George_
Auglainlaaugfi x hotel_ the weft half of No.
- 61, in th . e.4.la-n-oriaid borouglt.;zbounrleil - by
-Main7street-on-the-souttri-tin--7:—Myers-torthe
west;Dickioson alley (23 feet wide) on the nortbi,
and thesidow.Creighton.on the east, containing
'3O feet wfronCand 240 feet ituleptlr: - The buil
.
dings area . .
Frame ,Treatherboarded
•• • i
.
tqr, .
nt ` . c,
fronting on Main street with a large
Brick Rack Building,
AND A--B It•LCK STABLE.,
fronting on .the alley: • Said half lot' is in•a high
state-ofirtiprovement, withA,variety of choice
!'Luit Trees and OrairmNines,
now bearing, Currant and Goostel,erry Buda*, and
.Syr.rubberj/ of different kinds.
Au indisputable title will he given to the pur-.
chaser. Further particulars are deemed unne
cessary. - Any persons wishing td,ritirchase, are
invited to call and view the premise's. 'The terms
will bo*made known by .. • - .
'JACOB. SQUIER. .
• August'P. 1837; . •. "
N. B.—Good western paplir on sol
vent banks will, be received in payment
for the _above , :... , J.•-,5.,,-.
13y - ,virtue of sundry writs of Veriditloni : Ex
ponas to, me directed, issued out of . the Court' Of
Common Pleas ,of Climbed , nd eout,ity, Will be
exposed to Public Sale, a~T i uuet'iluuse, in - he'
borough of nday the 13th day:of
-November,B37,--iit - 9-o'cl clc~rA h1.,-the follow--
ink deAcribed 'Heal Estate, to wit:— • -
JAMES GIVIN,
Kidden»iiister
JOHN J...MYERS,
✓lent.
AD:JOILTANEfi ,
, SIIERIPF SALE,
19/1111.4 GROVE ESTATE,
containing; twenty fiiie - thouSiintl 'acres of land,
inrwe or less,
.sittiate in Dickinson . and South Mid
dleton ':towilships;-Cumberland county,
_with a
Yk. l 3Milfael:A
nna -- FOrRGE, Coal House;.Smith.add Carpenter's
Shop, a large 'Brick • Mansion - house., and . thirty
Log Tenant Houses, one • _
SA.
GRIST-MILL •!S*SAW-MILL ).
a two story Stone Office; two large and excellent
Baina, one large Stone Stable, and several small
Stables..and Other bulldings,;Ore Banks, Minerals,
Zic.—There is alarge part of this estate
which is cleared and So improved as to be
admirably adapted to the purposes of farm
, ing! and part of it is occupied by tenants, and
and• in a good state of cultivation,: The .
:73ar - Bank - , - and - tintberfor - coal'are - so conve,
nient to the Furnace and Forge, and can be
had at so little expense aS"to make it among
the most .superior Iron establishment in
Pennsylvanian The Water never fails to an
extent to require the full operation of either
Forge. or : Furnace,Taking-evgg-thing con
nected with th - Cestahlishmentinto - consider=
-atiorrit-tras-rto-superiottinmsyl
Seized andtaken in•execution as the,j - roperty
Offttes Bp.
' HOLCOMB, SherE,.....
Tl.
Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, 2
Oct. 9, 1837.
ROBINSON'S OF
80 Batt:it;.---4-tkorshilEiiiilic.PraiilitidllaTile.
Capital-
•
50,001VDOLAIARS , _
.
- Persons at `allistanceAli 5d to
luck in either of the foll ving grand Lotte
ries—one of which draws alternately every
week—are respectfully requested to forward
their orders to the subscriber, enclosing the
cash or prize ticket 4, designating the Lottery
iyill - receive - immediate - attention by return
mail, and the drawings forwarded when over
(if requested.)
Baltimore. Md.
DRAWING OF LOTTERIES:—Order-in which
the several State Lotteries will be drawn.
:Maryland State-Lotteries-draws-in-1,111-6-
more every of ter on•av: capita s. rant,e.
from 10,000, -20,000 to $30,000-; Delaware
.State LotterieS- draws twice every week,
ca pi tals_var_y_from_s-to__$10,1,10.04;0 rand_qm,_
sbliclatad . Lcittery di‘aws once every week;
capitals 20,000, 25,000 to $30,000 ; Alexan
-dria Lottery draws once-every otheriveck,_
capitals 10,000,°20,0001'30,000,50,000 ; \Th.-
ginialitate-Lottery
.draws every Saturday in
each - -week; - capltal;prizes.rangefrom - 10,000,
- 0;00C:237000,710 - ,01101.6 s^l4o - ,1160.T. Tickets
in the aboVe Lotteries , vary from-$2, 3; 5
and 10 eaclOhares inkproportion; "
All letteya:addre ssed . to the subscriber go
perfec.tly=safe. NOrnikaTiTate has ever ific,
'corned!
FEIREEMMIII
- make lei creditors.
ME
; -
Take Notice that we have applied to the judg
es of the courrof common pleas of Cumberland
'county for the benefit of the insolvent laws of this
commonwealth, and • they have appointed Mon
day, the 13th day of November, 1837, at the
court•house in Carliak, for the bearing of us and
our creditors, when and where ypu may attend
if you think proper.
WILLIAM M'KINLEY, JACOB \VEIYRICII,
JACOB BAUM, .IAS. SULLIVAN,
JOSEPH FItY, L,IOIIN M'CORNIICK,
JACOB RIVER, ". " WILLIAM BOYER,
PETE'- 'GOODMAN. ,
Oct. 17, 1837. '
. •
SIOCk. and Exchaftge
tHOWER,,
Harrisburg, Market street, opposite to Wilson's
. • '
L 0 111.111 Y PRIZF',S cashed, and alfl
information given relative to LOTTERIES.
August 21 1837. • 1
OrOTICE.
THE siilisci i6er at — Minified - tied=
give the highest.price in cash for wheat.
• • _Pavid . Reichard..
Angust.2l;lB37.-6m..*
Tirl.ustee_Acc_omitt
NOTICE is hereby given . that the Trustee Ac
count of Skiles • Woodburn,i surviving trustee of
Samuel Caldwell an habitual drunkard, has been
presentdd to . the - CdurtorCommoil"Pl6is_of Cum,
lierhipilrefitifitY; iillowaifee;
end said court have appointed 'the first day of No
-ember-cuthr(-12TIWThe A.ith diWTX•Kai -
for its ponsideratiun,Atuf-rule on all concerned. to
Allow cause why , ii,shall not be coli fi rmedlind al
lowed. . OEO Protley.
Proth'y's Office, 10th 'Oct., 1837
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue'of a writ'of vedditioni Exponas to
me directed, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Cumberland county, will be exposed
to public sale at the, court house in,the borough
of Carlisle-on Monday the 13th day of November
1837 at 9 o'lock A. - M. the following diticrihecl.
real fateto%vac Atradt of • land situate in
. •
South-Middleton township, Cumberland county,
-containing-110-acret-moreroz,leasouljoining--die
- the lands of James Giien, Knox's • heirs and
John 111'Cliwe„William Moore and otheri E having
thereon erected a two story log house, weather
boarded, two snialtlog houses, and a large bank
barn,,!and 'Oro apple Orchards,'and a atredril 'of
water running tbrough•the same. - ,
Seized it'd taken in'execution as thelproperty
Of Michael Id E 6 e. •
_ .
, M HOLCOMB --
nerifi'VOffige. Sheriff.
Estate .of Christiatf CoOver,'deceased.
• • -
I,ETTrs:'alninill mtlell ri ile
estate
4cistinooverateoflknson town'
ship, Cumb&lancl,,county, deceahedi have issued
in due forth of Isiir,to the subscriber, residing on
the farm deceased, in .said . township 7 , -
All persons having claims against said' estate Will
present theta, and those indebted will make,pay=
ment to
ADAM DOOVER, Adm'r.
~pppt.-25,-1/337.—.6w,. • .. • •
11102 CUT*111121)-
-ATTORNEY AT LAW,
".SoUlli-Zaet of Market Square, Cariiele,
511ofiraViiVegapble 14, ife
plitlONl[X,fprielE. •
S.
C.ONTR . ASI I , •
. . .
:_...Ajl_nations e from-the.remotent,oos,-buyehad-shipi,- hitt
Columbus ouly found out the way to America.. Delbre the
time 'of the great Spanish navigator, people were only ena-'
Idetl-to,Paddle,aliou t-the-shores.--just_so_with-theLLife_
Msdicines. It is but two years since t first. ventured upon.
on.
.unknown ocean, and I have discovered the 'precious
object I was in seareh of-D E A L'll{,* Vese tatiliithedieiner
were indeed known when . I commenced my search-, but
their use,was - not. .13y the use of. theni,,,l have' not only
passed from .the 'dejected invalid,' to the hale; hearty-and
active 'man of business, but, comparatively. spen kinga
renewed my yoUth.' I can Ihos, with - eliAlldenatrlrraffitwit
experience, advise with my fellow citizens. Does thereader
want proof that the VE . GET ADUE - IA FEMEDICIN ES
are :suitable to Lis own case?. I hare_
on nt my office,
.546 Broadway, hundreds orbeaters, from .Some of_the.most
respectable citizens of this my native land, voluntary offer'
edam testimony of the vjrturs.of A GOOD VEGEtABLE
MEDICINE. ' '
,
.Perscins whose oonstitations.linVe beep nearly ruined 4)).
the .minerol prep Orations of-the,' day, will
bear ine witness, thatthe Life ltledieints;and such only, are
-the true course to permanent good health. '''
_ _
GENERAL REMA RItS RELATIVE Tp-MOF
FAT'S LIFE PILLS Sr. PMENIX '.BITTERS-
'These medicines have leng been known and appreciated,
for their extraordinary and immediate powers of restoring
-perfect health, to persons mire - ring under nearly every kind
.of disease to which the human frame is ljablo.
fn ninny hundreds of certificated instances, they have
even rescued sufferers front the very verge of an untimely
grave, after ell the deceptive nostrums of the day had ut
terly failed; and to many thousands they Mire permanently
secured that uniforurrnjoyeirmthrlfailth,•without which
life itself is hut a partial blessing. SA great, indeed has
their eflicaey invariably and infallibly proved, that. it has
appeared scarcely less than Mint:Mons to those who were
unacquainted with the It antifully philosophical principles
upon which they are co npounded,• and npon. which they
consequently mit It as to their manifest and sensible
It
action in purify Mg the springs and clumnels.of life, and•
enduing thenrwitlrrenewcd}toneinnd vigorilliat - they. - were
_indebted for their llauleovlncli wesbestowed upon thern,nt
Oh iplifithncous retititst of several indiViduids Whoie:lives
- IferfrthrOliVibTffi'saved. - -
...
.....
'lite proprietor rejoices_ in the opPortunity afrordpil by.
the universal dilrusion of iliiFilaily,,p_ress,..for,placiti-liix.
VP.G . PTAIII:it ..P7 — PII.I.S .- within the lino" ledge• and
rencleof every individual in the community, Unlike. the
hose or perititious itunekeriisi hich boast or vegetable in.
gredictus; tin... Lire Pills are caret!) vegeliihk, and contain
neitlur Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, nor any other
ern', in any rutin whatever: They are entirely composed
or extracts from rain, and Pow9atil plants. the Virtues of
which. thullgh lontk-known4o—se-se—lntlian—t.ribasi_and_
recently to sonic ennuent pharmnegutical client fists, tire alto
gether unknown to the. ignorant pretetiders, to medical
science; a'od were liCitr before-utlitunisteird in 60 happilY
cflicneions a combination.
. _ .
'flee first operapon is to loosen' the coats of the stoinach
~t.
and bowels, the various impneei s ' s an d c rudities constantly
settling around them; and la remove' the hardened facts
which - Ca/letA in the'conVolutions of the small intestines.
Other medicines partially cleanse these, and lave snob col--
leetedinasses behind, as to produce habitual costiveness,
with all its Itain of evils, or sudden diarrlima, with its im
minent dangers. This fact is well knoun to • all regular
ittintoloists, who examine the human 1 , M1T13 after derith:,
and hence the prejudice of these well inforined Imintl against
'the quack medicines of the nkt...-- The second efilitt of the
VE,G ET A 131. 1 ,, LIFE PILLS n
.to cleanse. the Lidneys and
time bladder,-snit by , it. b • Means, titt,liver and the_longi,
the healthful 1 etionof which entirely! depends_ atom the.
regularity IX t w Urinary Itim+. Tilt. blued,: which . ;row.
its red-color f um the agency of, the liver and the langtM.
t-P -
-formiasies-i Ito tile - Incasfitteing-thns - litieilletrliy - tild e ,
i i
and nourished by food coming from
, o ti clean stomach,
courses freely (hi-neigh thin veimiy renews every tiarCtif the
system', mid triumphantly mounts the banner of health in
the blooming check.-
Thefollos ing_nreadiung thedistressing-variety ofhtunan
iliteates, td wlaich.tlit-Wr,,E*l*-Lift.: Pins are well_k,nown
to lie infallible:— _
ESE
_ DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first :mil
second Mann:ells. and creating a now of pure, healthy bile,
'instead of the stale ona.nerol Isinik-.Flatidency,Paipitation
_or the heart. Loss of Appetite, en and heal-ache,"
Iti-stlussmss; - Illztriaper,. A itxtety; -
chilly, 55 hicli-are the general -symptoms-of Dyspepsia, will
as a natural consequence of its cure._ Cpstirencor,
lay civil. aaa lu w hole. length or the iiitcstilici With
llatala Vaolvut:it;plivadena_prirgis.!cave
t i3bow els costis ithin two days. - Diarrlara and Chofero,
by removing the sharp-acrid-Mad:-by which. them cont.
plaints areliceasioncil, and by promoting alas
ss•erction'of the musent membrane.
by restoring the blood to rekidar eireolation, through the
prOceSs ofimespiration in slime cos/-a, and the thorsdigh'so.
jution-ormil-inwstinal obstinctions in others,,fflce, 1.1 Ch
have been known to care Mieunioy.rni permanently
thity:wecks, and Gout in : half that time, :ay .reinoving
local nillaininatioi•-frons4.lle-MitsCles iitatligansents or the
.o,op, les o . l* all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
.thultidneysinst4motsferfthe),mreratemost-ilelightflully-on
tlit.se important organs, and hilite have ever been found a
certain reini•ify for the siorsreilies . af Gravel. "Alan; Worms,
, by dislodging - from:, the turnings of the bawds - thellitay
matter to.which these creatures adhere; Kithina mul Con
sumption, by relieving the vessels of the lungs from the
- inuctrsTv flick - even:slight colds - Will - ocension, which - if - 11°V
rernalrell becomes hardened, and product s these dreadral l'
diseases. - Scurvy, Ulcers, and inn; iterate sores, by theper
feel purity which these Life giveto the blood, and all
till humors; Scorbutie Eruption, and bad complexions, by
their alternative ells ct 'mini the fluids that fecal the skin, the
morbid state of as !deli oCeasioln tall Eruptive complaints
Sallow, Clouds; rhd other disagreeable Complexions, •
use of these Pills very short time, will effliet an squire
sun' of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a striking,' improve
mMit in the Clearness of the slain. Conlialon Colds-and In-
Ilititiaa, will .81sVilyS luau cured by our dose .or by two, evert
111 liar worst cases. Piles,-as a rtmeily for Ill e ttiost this
tresling and obstinate malady, the V's getable Li • !'ills
distinht and emphatic reconimendation. It is well
know zit hundreds i Wei sfillif these
invaluable Pills. sans himself afflicted with the complaint
Ibrtipwards of.thiety:firejeurs, and lie tried in vain every
remedy prescribed Ns Wain the as hole compass attic Meteria
iiclength, tried_the-medicine-which
lie now oinrs to the public, and be was acted in as very short
time, after his recovery had barn pronounced not only lin
probaldc.'but absolutely, impossible, by oily human means.
oinEcTIoNS FOR USE.-The Proprietorortho l'cge•
table Life Tiffs does not follow the bilie alid mercenary prac
tice oflhe or the day, in advising persons to talse
his Pills in largo quantities. No good medicine can possi
bly he% required. These pills are to be tat o_ at lied tiler
'everystight, - fora weetz_nrfortnight, according:to the disease.
Thf:4- - uslial dose is from a to 5, nedortlitm to the constitution
of 114elli•rioni. Very delicate persons should begin with but
voimul - increase ,-- ax - the - naturt-sif-tfir - -casirmay-require.
r-those-more roloists-orof-very-costive liabit.-marbegon wills
3,-aud increase to. 4, or. wi 11-c ffect. a.
stiff's:jet:Ely fault ay change rorvgliithfilte pati`rrat their far
ther use.. 'a:his., Pills. soles tim'es occasion sickness and
though very seldom, unless the stomach is very
fjult-t r inp_Oinvever,tnay be considered a favorable symptom,
Will tindlibutelf at once relieved, and by per
severance will soon recover. '!'hey - usually operate within
_ O'fir - Erlloursirtind"wever
1n0..):.1w.' taken - by the most
-doliclate-fetnale.untkr-nn}-eireninstaliesis-,--1,11.0MW - eve - ri•
iscommended, thallthose in later periods of ',regime, -
take but - one at a time, and thins co lime to keep the'
t howels open: and even Mornay betaken where the patient
is very costive., One pill in a solution of two table spoons
full or acute, may lie given to tin infant in the following
doses-a tea spoon full every two hours till it operatei; fora
child from one to live
,years of age, half a. pill-and frail
lire to tell, one pill. .
TILE P [BENI X BITTERS, are so called, liecause,they
possess thepower of restoringlhii expiring embersof health,
ton glowing vigor_throughout thetunstitution, tunic _Plue
nix is said to be restored to life from the ashes of its own
Icompusetlof roots fuuntldnbilisertain-partsof the western
country, wli ich iI I infallibly cure FEVERS AND AGUES
of all hinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely all the el'-
_tbt.r flie-most,powerful
preparations of Sarinparilln, and II iniiiiidiatcly cure the,
fletermination.of Rimop, TO Till , . BEAD ; never Nil in
the sickness incident to young females; and will be, foluid a
certain remedy in all cases of nervous debility and weakness
of the most impaired constitutions. - -As a remedy for Oro.-
nic- and Iniiaminatary Rheumatism, the efficacy of=the
Phoenix Bitters-will be demonstrated by the use ore single
-bottle. The usual dose of these bitters is half a, wine gluss
full, in water or wine, and this quantity may betaken twit
or three times a day, about half an hour before meals, or a
less quantity may be taken at all times.. To-those who are
afflicted with indigestion - after locals, these Bitters . wilt
proye invaluable, as they very greatly increase the action of
the principal viscera, help them to perforin their functions,
and enable, the: stomach so discharge, into. the bowels
whams - L.l'ls offensive. Thus indigestion is easily and speed i
ly removed, appetite restored, and the mouths -of the ab.
AtiLbetit.sessels.being_cleaused.-nutritionisliteilitatedvand
strength-of bodY . and energy of tnind.are the happy results.
For further portion lars of MOFFAT'S LIFEn PILLS, and
PHOENIX: _BITTERS, -apply- at-Me. Moffitt's office No.
-1.0 - limadsvar, - NerrYerki - wherollit:Tilli*cluflie — tibtrintar
for 25 cents,6o cents, or ,g 1 per box; and the Bitters for SSI
or ,g 2 per bottle. CO -- Numerous certificates of the wonder
ful efficacy oeboth, may be there instected.
In some obstinate 'and complicated cases of . chronic anif
inflammatory Rheumatism Liver Complaints,. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy, Pitet,injurtes from the tirrof mer
rimy, quinine,and otherdiseases of long standing, it maybe
found itecessary to takdboth the Life Pills and Phoenix
tees, in the doses before recommended. '
N. 13.—ThesoYfIls andthe, Bitters' will get all , m6cury out
of the system infinitely faster than the best preparationsof
Sarsaparilla, and are a cetain rquedy for the...hing o f
blood to the head, or all violent,kadaehee, tie doulearux,,
&c.—All persons who are predisposed. to, apoplexy, patsy,
Ike:, should never be'without the I.4ife Oils or the Bitters,
for one dose in time will save life, They equalize the circu
lation of the blood, draw all pressure from the head, restore
perspiration, and, throw off every impurity' by the pores or
the skin.
September . ' •• • '
Has commenced the practice-of
Physic - iif the-fthrough: or ;Car
'=lisle, -wherd he.wilLhe ttsp_pv to
requer his' professional services
to theie-who'insy please to oqi
. . •
upon him. . His • place of rest.
• .i.tfr . . dence Win North Hanover st.„,
She house formerly-occupied
by Dr....Fulinelitnek, .and 'neirly_opposile - -to - Mr; -
John
. .
a October 9, 183
zDateala
ED RICK ; EIRRNIAST,
•
'EVAN' SP:
MEDICAL PREI"ARA.TI
. A.a the enjoy ment of 'health depends' n pre-
AL' "serving Biel complicatedTenctioni of- the
S FOMACH;LIVEIt,'INTESTINES & LUNGS,-
in a healthy add vigorims state,, tlitoub 'the °pc ,
rations of-which the-body_ receives_itsrowth, its ,
nutrition, and. its support.
.ft'can . no longer be
astonishing=-that-when these vidceni.are-derariged
and cannot,perform their 'pOper hmetions, the
'Whole system should suffer and *One 'disorder.
ed. The blocidls made fi-owthe content's of the
stomach t has its red color and vitality.given to. it
by_the actioniof the lungs, and,
duty in, eircutationg through the 'Veins and' ar.(e.
"ries, has its.yellow'or billions excrement, which
may. be. termed its refOse or:worn - out sediment,
colleeted and - discharged- by !the- , liyer.Fliesc.....
viscera, then • are the antimpnial Mechanisth of ap
paratus bywliich the blood - is' manufactured and
preserved ; and it is "therefore 'obvious - that the
slate of these should - be the first consideration of
the physician. No_w thereare vations'eauseS this
will affect and derange these.organs witn. which
the blood has nothing whatever to do..
~_ Thus the
in
stomach may be utterly debilitated and ma;
ment,, by affright, grief, disappointrtient, heat of
MI6 weather, or any other nervous action, andhei
wholly uoable'ro digest its food: - Is the'blood to
blame for this? NERVOUS ACTION of long
-continuance, will produce settled DYSPEPSIA,
with•head.ache. bile,"mental and' physical
. debili
tv, and fide al retinue of other evils,- Is tile
_
blood .Ib . r kla e for this?. Intemperance, by in-,
flaming the c atsof 'the stornieh, and - leaving it •
in flacid, proitrate• weekneis ; and an _undue
quantity and continuance of.purgative medicines,
by producihg.the same-effects, will put this organ
almost out of use for -digesting wholesome , solid
food; :and thus- impoverish 4.11 - blOod; and "(be
whole system; . ..Is the blood to blame forthiS?
Again. With regard to the Lungs, it is well known,
thata slight eold, occasioned" by damp feet or by
-d-eurredtk of• - aitr wi I firffl ame the bilaitelinOlf ,
down through the branching air _tubes _of. the
lungs, and create either-excessive MUCIIIIMR; or
that dreadful insidious disease„ Consumption, with
pustules and suppuration of the . tubes, whirl,,
though timely remedies-may pievent; no earthly
-skilLean cure— lithe blood of the fair and,bloom
ing-vjctim to blame for this? the liver, whe - ii
climate,. sedentary habits, idtensperance, or other.
'prostrating can fay withered away or paraly
zed it with distend° .comes carry• Off
the bile from the eicenlati .9, and instead - of dis.
ellatgirig" it through the kalNAliilder' leaves it to
came through life: skin in jaundiced and sallow
fluids, and to rush -upon-the-stomach in irregular
'and excessive qbantities. Is Ake - iifqtili.rate
blood to blame foY this? • Nor these vital organs
are never affected by the blood, until after• the
blood hog heertillffeCted by- them oney are the
Joakers..snd.maSters,-.,andit is merely-their worik
and their passive agent; • "
-'KnOwing'thistAn'be--a-settrid-ind-ucle.hionitrateil
roet -in science and experience, Dr. W. EVANS'
system of practice is in faithful accordance witl{it.
Ile a'rns - to keep tke Stoinscb,illeturigs, and" the -
Liv.crln.vigorous arid 'regylar. action7 - us.the three
great fountains of health-and life. For this pur-'
pose he prestriheS ills beau tifully - ellicacious AP
ERIENT PILLS (acknowl ed by metlical men
who'have analyzedand econn coded them,lo be
• equal to any i4 l ,he world) in ases which require _ '
the cleansing able stomacl nd bowelN; and Ids
celebrated
.CAMOMII. - or TONIC PILLS, in
cases.-ofoeryonsirrilabiity i -- stomachic weakness,
otgeneral - debility. majority' of , human
diseases having
- their origlo.in.the generalsymint ! :
thy of the-principal-visceraivith the - ntroits "SyS.,
tem ; he thus seek , disease ``fit the most subtile
fibres Of its - roots, instead "of,vonly hoping to cx.
ti.rpateit by pluckingoffits . leases and niore
rant branches. Ilia APERIENT RILLS will 46'
All that any "purgative Medicine-0 4.4.10, that is
thorthighlyeleanSe the. stomach and duels ; and
Iris CA NIO MILE or TONIC PlLLS,eba , irling as
they also do, the Most_ delightfulANUMTNE
known in medicine, will dp.,. have , ..... anti ore
continually doing more to strengthen, restore.Acl
sustain - theloiman - - constitution - than 'any otlrel
medicine that lias.yet been discovered. Of this
he has innumerable proofs, and this no.,man..can
deny without falsehood.
Dr; WM. EVANS' medical-preparations are for,
all Stomach and Nervous Diseases. Jr. ludiges.
lion, Dyspepsia Billious A ff ections or Liver Corn.
Heartburn or Acidity in the .Stomach,
Tightness at the-Chest,'Eoss of•Appetife, Fain in
the side, or Flitulency," Hypecnondriacism, Low
Oirits, Palpitations of the. heart„ Nefvous
tatillitY, Nervous Weakness, Fluor Albus,-Semi
nal Weakness, •Incligestions, General "Debility,
Bodily Weakness, Colorcisis or -Green Sickness,
Thltulent - orilystefal:Priatings,Hysterics, Head
ache-, Hicetfp, Sea Sickness, Night Marc, Gout,
Rheumatism, Asthma, .Tic Dolereux, Cramp,
Spasmodic' Affections, Nausea, Vomiting; Pains
in the Side, Limbs, bead, Stomachs or Back, Dire
ness or* Confusion of Sight, Noises in the Inside,
alternate F [millings of Heat and Chinless, /Tu
mors, Watchings, Anxiety, Spasms, Bad Dreams,
'Agitations, Will in every case be relieved by an
- occasionandose-of-EuensLeanami/e -
—Ladies,.during_the..titne.of_pregnaty,are oft — en_.
troubletTOwith Sickness, Vomiting, Heartburn.
Headilche, Toothache, hysterics,' and other
troublesome symptoms effectually relieved by these
dreparations. .• c
J HN -MOFFAt
--- pr:II7II:EVANS'`IIIEDICAL --- OFFICE, - Nti
' ARCADE, Cites - nut street, Philadel hit.
For-sole at the Herald and Ex
positor Office:
•
June 5, 1837. :
..1
Rev. Dr. BartholonleiVir -- :
- 7 -TINK-EXPECTC)II
-• - A n gie cab . ) e - ffe eti veremedy - for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Colds; Paris in the 13reaSt,
- extiettara '0
Adults Children in cold dininimand.ivar*
, . . . ,
• The prgprietors are awarethat there are many
Tanedies -,for coughs - 41nd digeases of,the inn :s 4 -
some•no doubt .are good,..butit has rentable( s o a
late dayto -discover.an article so admirabl fitted
to these compliintst so potverifiFind- ectutil,
`and:yet-so perfectly innocent and , mil . ' . -
~L4not.the public class the scien c result of
a learned Physician, and Divine wi the nostrums
erthe 4 0 -. -Lei them make a c refill perusal of
the evidgitces attending this-'article; .their re 7
.Spectabilityand_theldecided-manneryin.-which
they speak, and they.,canntit :withhold their bi
rn
lief to.soe of its virtpes.-.1 Let us assure them
- thatit'Singletrial4flt will-do-l_more.to-eonVinee.-
all of, its merits thin' r,ll they can., see or hear :Oh'
the subject. • jils gnite• certain that no injury
l'has ever bee known tiiiiike.from its free use.
- .qh uncvnYnon' fact . is, thaf..ilii . s remedy is a
Sylitp,.afrtpalatably- and -pleasant" - -,a.,:the tasteis
,the rnodt popular French cordials, an - d - thiltren
take4t, always with the greateSt readiness:- • .-
The proprietors are now makirigriPid r Arrange
ments to-liaye -this iriicle ,in the binds
,Oriiery.,
druggist And .npotliecarjr in the coiintry..'',lt May
.be known to be genuine .by..the following signa
ture as belogigf the 'Rev:-Gentleman and . Ky.,
sician who ifithe anthor of - .:-., • .
. , ,-..•. ,
.1t is with - great, ; pleasure , that the Rropti - efors
are enabled thus to biing_, forward an amide so
truli.ineritorietia.4 this syrup , and frijol sucti'a
Source, and' they fruit the community who, 4utve
occasion for its use.may.always find it within their
reachi both as to, places at which it may We fourid,
and. the low price at which it is sold.: •
A great number of the most - wonderful. cures
May be seen by calling on Mr. Itolander,' Carlisle,
at whose tore it is for sale.• See Mr. l-Belander's
papbrs. _ a-•
•
POWDER
F.TF. FFF. P4s‘der for sale -- at -eithersrboW
nte_or _'reta il;-at-tbe-store - of The subscriber in
North itolover street; ' • - •
- , JACOB. SEN ER.
Carlisle, Atsikust 21, 1837.. . • . •
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Iv CONSUMPTION CURED. ' •
The Iriflin Specific ! •
I , For- the pres , etition and cure cof - Coughs k
Colds, Asthmas, -Consumptions, spitting of
Blood, -and-diseaSes the.bicast and lungs,
. .
Dactor . c(ar 'bon' - .&epman, the' propriez '
tor of the specific, • resided Upwards-of foul' '-
years among the, different. tribes.•offNorth_
- Alifetican- Ind i atisi . and. with unwcaried•diff
gente.used every means in his.. power to re-' • -
quire a knowledge of.theelifferent 'remedies
used by.thern, - for .the cure . Of 'the Sick and •
wounded; and more partittdatly 01;0 : Which - - - •
bey take to prevent:and Clare the . .cOnstitrip - - . , ' •
..
thin, and complaints .of.the breaSt and. lungs. : -
I He observed the Indians Weresiibjeet :to nu•• - •
m erolts 'and sitnilar : complaints ftel ;: those td.
~ .-whft-e people; Old 'frank 'their, tonne 6f liv- •
ing, `and being, exposed to t he - *leniency •
all - weathey,i,'['enany• - of their - ccitriplaintn ' • -
were:comp icated - air . d - vielent. Althea - 10 i
my Of .their diseases were of such a-na-'
r: .
tre As would,. with people in a civilized . '
tate haie.tettninated in confirmed:consump-:.
• ifiris:;-' yet," - during . the' tithe : : he was-with'
( o.
I them, be . did nothear . tif. one :169 died; of,a •
consumption....„ -... , . ' _.. .. ~
So Happy are they in / eit .k °Fledge of
\;..
remedies, and so certain ,of tl it effects : ,
when applied ititime;that it pia be - §aid."a
t
true consumption is a disease-never .known... -
or•heard among them" . The truth of this
observation must be corroborated by all wha• '
have had :the 'opportunity Of becoming at- . • '
(painted with these people: It may then be- - •
,asked why:they are exempt from these - com-. .
plaints? The reason is ohViOus ;"because-. -
-they.immediately seek'for relief, and pre:
vent those complaints which insensibly un-
.-.
_dermine_the constitution .and_bring_on_incu- •_ __ •
Cable consumption ..
,__ ‘•- -
_Rills of direction accompany each boltte ' '
of the Specific; pointing out in a conspicuous ,
:manner .all , thersymptoms-in , -the different-- -
stages of these distressing diseases ; also par- . . .-
ticular directions respecting. Diet and: Reg- - . '
imen, and how'patients are to conduct them- .
selyes.througb every stage until health is re: , •
stored; for vain and useless- would be the " . '"N
prescriptions of' the ablest - physiciati, - - -- ac- •
compan - ied with ilremoSt - powerf • ietlicines--.
e. -- not faithfull adhered . -
if his directions• are u,,,,,
•to. .
The public are informed that the deposim •
lions of two hundred and eighty seven : per- •,
have been taken befpre the liceper att..; • •
thoritieS of the city ofLancaster,
pletely:_cuied_o_f_The most • deSpetate cases =
of consumption, some of- whiCh are detaileA —
In - the-bil;s.accoMPanying the bottle.
The_ price :of each--'bottle of-INDIAN.
SI'ECIFIC.. is : One. etivel . • .
eping the genuineS - pe - cifie.. is signed by:Dr.
Clarkson lereenia F .
:Me - seal of each bottle:' None .can be g-en
nine .without thissignature ;.a haSe composi-
tion having been attempted:to - 1)c Impose - I •
On .the..publie:.:by count e rfelt itnjtationef
this•extranrdinary article. ,
V" 4 constant supply of th 3 'above Spec-••-.
ific, is ltept , constantly on sale, by SAMUEL•
ELLIOTT, Carlisle, and, by `Samuel Wilson, •
Shiptrensburg,_' • . -
Dec. 14, - •
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-0 It
Supe or- arm
• •
Contalitingzabilitt 475 -acres:
qitualM in St. Clair low;isltip,
' - .411e8 , :heny.Cqufity; Pa.
This Farm is beautifully situated On'the
waters of Chartier's Creek, FIVE Mills from '
the city, of, Pittsburg. : The .Washington.
- turnpike runs :within a few — rnds,of .the line -.
on the one side, and -the Steubenville tura
' Itike...zi th in—t w.o rn i fes...on...thv Other_ ;.....th.e..____
' Slue re>Asi from Virginia to Pittsburg passes- ..
thrt-o gli it ; also, a County road connecting •
N o_
the :'-tatc road and the Washington T rp-
pike, passes_the door. About 300,_acres c --
cleared, and in a good state of cultivation.
There art. near •
• -
• ()(1) -ESC ES
Bottom Land, which for richness and fertili- -
ty cannot be surpassed in the State, - a large
portion — Of meadowi• and enough ,
might be Made 'to ?roduCer.2oo tons of hay'
annually ; there is a treat abundance of •
ding stone, & lime stone, and 300 acres of the
BOunituoits Coal;
Which can all be get • Olt conveniently.—
The timber is abundant and good. Ihe
_buildingsLconsist_of_a_large first rate.
•
CUT. STONE
43, a IT'
Azood.spring.and-stone-Milk-houttf-twoof-----
the best bank Barns in the country ; 0.. by 38
- re - et - and GO by 'SO, wiilf - RasßiTg — gbil the_
whole, a large frame Stable, •
riciur ,Ten.axit.
with stabling attagt(ed ; a frame Meeting
House . and parsnage house with'idrious•
.'other.o.at o such - as Carriage hinises
Cow house, Corn liiiiiie7l:l66lconeT,"Seh, - 001 -- -.
tense, Bte,These are all of a-better-mider-
telly found .on Farms in Western
Pennsyivania.--- The whole.farmis abundant--
ly ani,Ybettutifully watered.
/A 21&, 1 1Z3 OLtaIIMEID9
Bearing all kinds of -Fruit, adjoins the Man
sion House.
In regard to fertility - and quantity of land,
quality of improvements and nearness.tci
market, (being only miles from Pittsburg,);
this farm is not equalled in Western Penui
sylvania. It will •be sold , orialiberal ter,
hfidimthediate possession given: Inquir -
. . COL. JCHN.fioss,tb_c_piemins,,
_
". • No. 209. Maiket street Phil'a.
Augast 1837..4.3m. . •' '
PUBLIC HOITSE.`:-
Formerly of Sunbury, ". - Nathumberland
\- Count
•
Wanted.b.muedfately . ,
THEliiT3sdriber desironi of hiring '"3" ot - 4 - •
„ct Ood MASONS, antt also 3 or 4 carlie4 -------
..ters,- will - give constant itoployment,and
highest •wages to) any who may caltnpou'l4lB '
.for work:.
• SAMUEL NEIDICIP
Oct. 30, 1837,-3t* • .
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