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111. 4 W Co.paDIDO‘A
_2g
The - taiiistaiber, lan; just rettirneil from the city
and ofiening some v:ey (lesiva hie seamaiiiie
1;091.)5,' causistinq . yam'. or lifyi,ible crt!ten;
I.sena4i,niainand, Pilot;ll.eavei..., Black NV 00l dyed ;
Blue, Atlilade, Cadet and Olive
OT S,
Wool 'd . yed . Blank, Illue,and figured Cassimeres;
or nil descriptions- ' 'cords and Bcavertectis;
Ticks and Checks; imported Stair and figured Car
peting; Saxony, Prince ;Ind - Mous: , de Lames;
lib black, black, Mant us, PaW it,
"rain Silks- Figured and
.11.1ttslins; Silks;
Baize and
curs; Gloves-Alid—HosierA
As and Merino Show& •
, _ Ant Blankets; Leghorit'atiti
Straw Bonnets; together. With an,essortment of
Groceries kt.Otocensware.-.
All' of !Ili:h.:11'111 be Sold on the. most . 'reaOnable
terms.: 'Person are invited to call and examine for
themselves before pnreliaSiiig - eliewhere. =
- _ •
Bargainsifßargains.
.Chadp Gamis for Cash. •
„ .
—The_subselibers,,deiwom3 or r,thiciii g , their stock
of Morchandize, often it at: reduced kices for Cash.•
Their. entire stock of
7 8, EfrAg
Qassimercs, Scab - Letts, Meripocs, Plan
' nels,. 4.c. c. •
will be sold at a very 'Rnia?l ar4va tire. Such persons
at are desirous of obtaining good bargains will filease
call at the store .of •
Et=
N. ll:The enriiv*Ok of✓llerchandire will 'be.
sold a bargain to "oily one wisbi»g't o engage i» the
knisineal, if applic»tion be made'inameilhitely. 7 - 1
Dec.,9, 1840. • , . •
gcr , LOOK HERE sLi
-370-tV F,O-R, - B
at 4LRGAIN.;
,
AT "
•
•
-- 1 1 .17 4 .317131.M.5al •
fp iShipiiinsburg,'
ARNOLD ABRAMS,
Are now' upeni»g nt their-Stiwer-ri
splcudiil asspilment.pf 4
t'a7r and - Winter
'co 0,14 ,5
•
.
~..,tlltch they will sell at . ..snelt_priees.as cannot fail to
suit pnrehasers, tieing determined to sell"clapper
than can he (burnt elsewhere. in the state. Their
stotk consisting in -- part or the fetinFingartielesoriz:
Mae,' B;;Oiint, Olive- Green, Invisible Green,
Mulberry, SteePni.red, - . 0 Cadet mixed
roa,d-'6l-oths - - -
• f
Blnek i Blue, Striped, and Drab. Blue
Green;Drali: Stbel.onixed Cassinet., Prusslin
13ratiket and Merino Shawls ; Eiandkerelliefs7Ste.",
Also a large ass,Ttment,of
LOcurlO• slic. GOods,
tbiebtis.warp, Hardware, 'Orme-,
ties, biquo.rfr, Sze, &c.
• We'would invite the publieto call and examine
our new andcheap goods, and if good goods, low
priers find exertion to please will liave - aoy A - ea, we'
feel confident that they will not go away without
leaving with us a little attic Ready Rino.•
N. B. Country Produce of all kinds will be taken .
in exchange for hoods, atrparket price.
I'. S. A report has been 'circulated that we do not
intend to continue luire longer than the elatti»g
spritig, we therefore would acquaint the public that
we have heated the store-house, which we now oceti
pf;for - the term of - four - years. .May •th i s -cheek.-the_
slanderous tongue of those who seem' to devote - alr
their attention to such base and' degraded acts. •
Dec. 9, 18.1.0.
BARGAINS!
son theinzer 8 .I.indatter,
.
At their New Storein Centreville, have just re
ceived anti are no oieang a very large and splendid
assortment of.BRITISH,ITENCH find DOMP,S
-TIC---- • - ,
D . RIi"GOODS,
which have been selected will) mach care in the cities
of NEW - YORK and PHILADELPIII A , and which
they respectfully -invite the citizens of Centreville
and vicinity to eallsond examine, av they will he enii,
bled to please, and 'sell, decidedly cheaper than anyi
'other .establishment in the county. They will he
happy. at all times-to see customers:, ho are desirous
.. - of having
New , Cheap and 'Good . Goods.
Aunung their stock will be found, Blue, Black„,
--BrOwn,fireen, Olive, Cadet, Mulberry', Dahlia, Cit
•ron, Claret; Mixt - Drab, and_tt variety ot Jow priced
.
it al
SUperior striped and plain F.,ondon
.and Buckskin
Cassimerea, premium and low priced Sattinetts; sn:
7 perior Silk, Satin, Velyet„.Valencia, Corded, Strip- .
ed, Fignred and Plain Marseilles and Cassimere
\Testi ngs. A general assortment of all qualities and
?cOlors of
Triiß andlgrialtr-Getroils.
-suitable-for--. Gentlemen's wear. gluier - 1(w Black
Italian Lutestrings; Gros Be Naps, Po De-Swag ;
Gros De Swiss, and Se liaw'Silks,Challeya,Chint
zes, Jaeoonets, Candiries, Bobidatts,Plain and
glared Swiss, and Book Muslins, Shawls, Dress
Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Veils, Ribbons, &c.
•A large and excellent assortment of fine and low
--priced Calicoes ' Jrisit,.Table, Towelling and- Tabrel
Diaper, Crash 141uslin9, Tiokings, Cheeks; Cords,
-Deaverteens;Ve., A general assortment of Leghorn
and Straw Bonnets, Umbrellas,l'arasols, &c. Also,
A c F, xtens e assortment of
Groceiies and Queengware t •
of the most approved'O.ualities The pub-Tic nre re
apectfullVinvited to colt and judge for themselves is
they arc determined to sell chearifor cash or country
prodUcC:' TAVERN KEEPERS are respectfully
invited to call and examine their stock of Liquors
before purchasing elsewhere., .
Centreville, Cum. Co., October il j ;18410:' •
CAMP Shawls.
The Subscribers hare on hand a large:assortment
of Cashmere, Thibet, ltterino, Brochn;thenille and
other kinds
,of which they will 'spit at a
small advance for - Cosh. -
1117WER E.l MU/X.4NY.
Iltir;•s* • Cloth taps.
A gaol assortment of Fur and Clod!. Caps 011 he
11911 . 09 ? - , -1, 0 ,,he .;• 8t 714 ,f .1°.Ei? & j. 111.7" .I,I;AVY.
. :,.. '.
, .
---• • iatice Goods. •• . •
..ku T ge assortment , of Thread Lace and Edgingn
caoltorto and
-Swiss Edgings and Insertings, for sale
sito4ced,prices at the store of
- 111T.YER &4 muLvax.r.-.
s tiitirriiECEltTED at the 'New'Stere
Al' LIST RECEIVED and. now. (Are( for sale at;
ett,.,the:New Store in Shippensbnig, a handsome
and 'splendid assortment of Plain, White and .13koid ? .
ered Merino Shawls;
• ATINDLi) & ABRAMS;
. .
DAVarlitigMit — t: Ike7wAtilißjoellneeattof
Luc pi*BlueVittiol, copperas: Inligo,Oilof,ilrlt.'
riot; 'Nitric Acid,,Murlatie do., Solution of Tiny the
itlicive: ii , ill be sold kiti'for Cash; by.
NM
•
(11 2 4,1111.
Z-LEALTE
Onecase or. Fever in`ti
ttivAtrart d, but
may he elfeettially hrokOt up' anti :rethitved •by . the
use of this; It removes all acidity itliguition;
hiltotts.l,llltitter• anti coastipatioti front the. stotnaoh
and bowels. It ttiterates' gently
,nod 61 - et:Wally 'on
'the bowels, and pntre.rftilly nn the kidneys and ;kin:
It re:wires all mtpreasant iVelingsttfter a heartrlVlCllly
and,prornotett itipet4e. - it needs °illy a trial
to git tittrreZt %ail-faction. ‘lt,lnts !meanie it general
practice with nitray to lise this ariicle,in nil eases of
colds,lpaitts in the bones, or. heitry - disagreeable-feel-.,
ing,tonderitg to headitelie orehilliness. For itharst.4-I
ness . , if taittat throng!' the day, it compleielv restoreh
the voice without prodne.ing Sickness. , Whooping
'cOlVgll, Fill(n entridtrof•eltildecturre curet
The 41.011111 th is kept in perfect order by it, anditl.
quite iMposale ihaunny disensa should comnartym
while a person isTising this Syrup.' . •
IT taken daily it produces a raidy, healthy, and
voung - appearance;by driving oft all the humors
of
The systerri.7Siihrgmtuipe - ta - 4 ,— Pletcher—street,_one
-door. below Vearl_atreet, N. Y. by Comstock k Co:,
and by all respectable Dent:gists.
,
snie also by STE VENSON•& DIN
. , _
K LE, Carlisle, Va.. •
.• •. F.or Sale.
The t ivn Stney Slone llonse. Occupied by the sub
scriber Oil 'East, street Carlisle, ivrth the Lot of
Teel- front-on -said _street, find extending_
2.70 filet back;te the LAltttrt. spring-. 'lliere is a Stone
Stable; a Cari-iliue 1,Iolisc; and .2,i well of water on
the . premise 4. 'File whole property is encliiSed by
substantial static wall. .For further part,iculars apply
to ,U.. C. AI ALL,_
Carlisle, Nor. 1, I
, • • 'TO CD - •
The subset-liter ittneby ittfornis the citizens of Car
.lisle, and the public g - eitCriilly i that he has taken the
shop nearly opposite the Jail, where, he will. be fire
pared to manufacture to strike, on the most reasona
ble terms, any article in his line .of buijness, such as
, r
fiCCVS ) Picks,.ficc. - •*,
Ile will also attend to §teeling itnll Grinding. Axes.
ITc solicit; a share of puhlic.putronage. •
. • • -JOHN' 11.1.121213.
Carlisle, Nov. 5. 1510
Variety Sfore, Sze,.
rint Ty, 411118(.1.11Am, thankful for pact r:tvorti, respcyt
.fully int - m. 1,14 the llnhlie t hat he continues
.10 . - "lidfd in Church A IleV, near 4qt:due:ain't
bc liiis now large assortment
of notions^. consisting in pail of the fallow beg: ..13HIM1,
Cakes, Bacon, Hams, Flout, 'Soup; Ciller;
-Spices,—Fnutitli,LSweettiteila, alai other iteeessartea
c &minted for this nicretibin. •• •
N. B. alsu s emitinurs to keep; atillating„t rouse,
where guntlemen run hmaccommuchitcti - with 'Tripe,
Pigs Feet, Pickled Oysters, .5.t.c. rattle shortest notice.
- JACOB szt:c.
Produce Wanted Iriimecliately.
.-. , • .
.„, . .
CASH will he 'cold for l'iVht I',IIOUSAND bar.
relaof Flour; TY,N TimusAND buslielsorWheati
TEN 'll - 1 - 01:TS - A AN Itye,and TEN
TII&USAND bushels of Corn; by the subscriber,
who iatu at all timer he founcluit.•his - Witre-bouse on
the canal betii . een Walnut and State streets: -. . ...
„.,. •"" . OWEN M'CARE:
Ila iyißbilt•r„ . 4 lull 7,1341),---tf
•,
a!,,AIN AND — PIC:UT:ED :NIOUSELIN DE
LA INS;ofreved for s:Tle
, ' • _ . - ARNOLD >L A 114 A MS.
•
AS Eq. FRENGII BLANKET SHAWLS
ay of a new sv Ic, for t the New Store in
Shippeimburg.hy ARNOLD & ABRAMS.
. 7 rew ilarilavare, Grocery,
111°.1 RIET
.
PHsubscriber just retuned from
J
the cities of New York; 13a1-
timore, and is now opening at his store room S. C.
Corner of
,Market Square and' Main Streets (for=
rit..erly occupied (;eo. W. llituer,) a general as
:ArtMent-of
hardware, Stone .Ware,: Cedar Ware,
Britlania W are, Groceries, Oils:,
• t•
Paints, Varnishes, GlasS, Brush
es, Whips, Canes, Lamps for
burning Camphine Oil, •
and tt great tatriety of 'articles useful and necessary
for furnishing and keeping a house. lie hasalso, and
will constantly keep on hand •
• .
a, cheap and elegant sastitute Y or sperm oil, and'
having been appointed the agent of Messrs. Backers
and Bt other 4,f Newark N.. 1., for the sale of Jone's
Patent Lampi'in' this county, he is prepared to fur
nish Lamps and Oil, at a rery reasonable rate to all
who may a itla to use this new and economical light..
Davi ng• seleettul his
. goods himself, and Made his
purchases for cash, he is able, and is. determined to
sell I ow.
Tlinse hnving thr cash to lay out will find it,to their
ad vatting& to give iiirn.n call.
l 1 VINYL'S:
)UFFIELD.
23.L1T1C
Carlisle, July 8, 1540.-1.
the Carlisle SAving Fund So
`V will expire in IS Notice is hereby given,.
agreeably to the conStitiition and laws of Pennsylva
nin, that the stockholders of said institution intend
applvlifw to the next idgislatiire of the Common
weal.th for a renewal of charter, change of name, style.
I And title to "Cumberland Valley Bank," increase of
loges,, all under such - restrictions as the Legislature
may direct. The, aliave institution to . 6o continued
in Carlisle; Pa. • .
Aug. i,9, 1840-6 m
MORE POSITIVE PROOFS,
Of the efficacy of-Dr. Harlich's Conzpsund Str'ingth,
ening and German - Aperient Pills.
ALLEGIIANY, Jan. S, 1840.
To Dr. Ifarlich!A
sgent—Sir:, wishgto state for.
the benefit of those also may be Whited, that Dr.
Harlich's Pills have entirely cured me 6f Dyspepsia,
of which I have been afflicted for many years. I used
both kinds, the Aperient mid Strengthening,and tam
constrained to say, that they are a valuable discovery,
and act upon the system mildly., but very effectually.
I found the Toido Pills to quicken the circulation,
and"canse a dettlimination to.. the surface, and to
strengthen the weidt,stomach and increase itapowers.
The Aperient Pillaare thehestcathartictever bseth,
I am confident all Dyspeptics would do ;well to make
immediate trial and berelieved. Any one au call
at my house 'tad be.satisfied of the above at pleasure.
DAVID R. POPE.
N. D. The orikiinit ecrtificat:. may lie seen at the
office of dm "Spiritiff the Times." :I?or sale at ‘No.
19, North Eighth street. , • •
Also for Sale by J..J. MYERS & ,CO., Carlisle
and Wm. Peal, Shippensburgi Pa. 4Dec. 29, 1840
G arwerr UDE
is thi ,bas Sat wime in man:
We are not among that class of Editors who for a
few dollars will, (at the expense of truth and hones=
ty) "crack tip" an article and bring it rapid sale;
neither lIIV we ;willing to remain silent, after having
tested the utility of au improvement or qiecovery
science Or art. Our readers will recollect we told
them we .Wer.e unwell tvitlya sore _throat and violent
cold some few weeks ago. Well; we purchased two
:bottles of .WINMAW'S - BALSAM. OF HORE-,
HOUND and ao siuddeit."was the cure, that we forgot
we ever had a cold. Those who are aftleted; may
try it upon due reconstnendation.—Lewistmun 711 c.
or sale by.. . •
R.:TA:LI - OTT;
t, •
A .
A. 4. NORTH,Newville..
Also, by Druggists generally throughmit the ;Min
tryv Price.so cents per .bottle.
Oct. 28 1840. • .• • ,'• • ,
WORMS I WORMSn WORMS/;1,
I, V.
Toremove,thesetroubMomeanddinngerpua
inhabitants of the stomach and bevels, which so often
"impair the health and destroya the lives of children;
.use.larue's Tonle Verinifuge, a : pertain end We 107.•
Iteration forthe removal riftlie various kindsof
sOur, stomach, want of: appetite; inflintllW
fever and agneilinlitoility of the stomach and ' - boV4'
•els, anTorgans of digestlrin. ' To be had at.. No.• 20
South Third street. Philadelphia.
•
Also to be bad of Samuel Elliott and Stevenson
Dinkle'earlisle;Pa.[rimy 13' 1840 •", •
„ .
' •
i.:44. -e .i.:*.,4-,.1r , ,*'..,:, 0 - 1.-.1 - ..- w ; F:::_i__.. , n ; :.it s f „:wii).o.,p,,oij-,.i0:r...:
J.. M. BMW/N. - of Franklin Co.
and of the late firm of Agnew, Maeurdys & Brown.
• - "ZW - : - B t N.V_ll_, of Harpers Ferry, Va.
, -14.1FEUESitEST7---'
ME
Nlel.anahan ST. Co; ilitleb Cope
& Co; J. Sr. A. Wray; George Handy & Co; C.
klonston & Co. • •
SamplcA
Steele; .
. S. Smith Patterson . ; .1. D. Ferree. •
Buehler.
Carlitle.—Geo. A: Lv on, Wm. LeOluol.
• •
Franklin Co:—G'corm.! Cliiimbera; Fuller
ton; James Campbell; John Al'Dowell. •
'ittsbum.—Mtirphy
frasbingiou D:
Bert/bra C0..,-.laroes Agnew.
dingerstoon M. Marshall..
--/larpezi`!,fr-Arry;Ta. ,, -G.ll. Wogen E. Lucas, Jr.
. Oct 28, 1840.--6 -
NytioLtsALE RETAI L
Copper,__Sheet lon,and Tin, Tr art
— Tlie - ,s - tdiSeriber - ofrersfoisnle, At' 1115 shop„ in North
Honorer street: cii'ligte;iiext door- to - Wro:• Leon=
aril's store, (or will inanufnctnre at the shortest : no
tice) the following articles, to wit:- •
' OarE e TTI3 Vinia'A r lL OD
-7
- STOVES • -
. .
. of all deserii ?lions',
of mhielfltellos on hand a large assortmentovbieh .
he will sell lower thaO ever,
,flr Caxh, He also of
fers for 'Sale nay quantity of Stove Pipe; , •
Tin,_ (*per mid Sheehan Ware,
such as : Wasltifettles,llve. Kettles, Hatter's Kettles,
Drums, 111:ippin Pats, house ,Spoutiitg, Et.e.'; all
Which he will sal WI beau' terms tlinn
great - encouragement • lteretofore received
from the tittle of Ins machines,induces him to of
fer_to the public 'new Cnd improved Horse Power,
%%hid) can he shifted in gear. or out of gear by-keys,
and 'Shift the badd to give it five different revolutions.
And he has no hesitation hi assuring the Farmers that
hells now able to them with an article far sit
- 'perior to those manufactured heretofore . . •For 4peed
and clean threshing and ease -to -the horses, be be
lieves his Machines to . be •
Ilieprice is $l4O-4Mentv dollars to be paid cash,
and the balance iu six months, for which n onte.wilt
be required with interest. Any person purchasing a
machine nod upon n fair trial, not being pleased; can
return it. He will at all times he ready to furnish
thero.on c the—shorteit - noticeL orders irons a distance
will be punctually attended to. •He willl - tilso repair'
machines on the shortest n6tiee,. •
• WILLIAM . .13 MILLIGAN..
-Newville, July 29,1140.---If, •
S TO It E.
.
•
.lialm.. of Columbia.
~ British Consul's o,ffice,
- r' ' Philadelphia. -,,-
-IF.r.,NOW. ALL :PERSONS to whom these pres- i
1 - 11,L cots shall come, that 1; Gimisitz Routarrstm,- . 1
I.3IPORTANT - TO MILLERS &'
Esl. his Britanic Majesty's. Consul for--rho. City ol•,
Philadelphia,' do hereby certify, That Robert Whar- i . . MANUFACTUREOS.
eon, Es q ., who attests to the foregoing Certifiates, LS I . : . .
Mayor of .the City of Philadelphia; and that Mat'. ! 71 0 ' wc it s T.,.. p .
AUL
. 1.0 ,
ted-WO". Wheel.
thew Randall, Esq., is Prothonotaq of the Court of ,"' • - - _,At
Common Pleas for the city and comity of Philadel- ~ POE Subscriber having purchns it the Original
phin, to both whose sirmitures; with the Seals-of their ; - 41 - Patentee the right of the ramie Water Wheel
respective offices, full firth and credit is due. . • l for the state of Pennsylvania, will dispose of individ-
I further 'certify, that 1 aril personally acquainted , tat rights or comities on advantageous terms; This
with'Josepli L, Inglis,one of the signers' of the certi- water wheel bus been fully tested and proved to be so
ficates liereunto'nflixed, which expresses the efficacy far. silier' or to any_ kind in its. power of propelling
erne Balm of Columbia, and that he ia a person of , machinery, having n greater 'force than any other
nwint respectability, and worthy of full faith and cre.l, wheels iii proportion to the quantity 0 Water apldied.
(lit; and.that I hove, heard him express his unqualifi- , It is calculated to be mpre particularly useful at
ed approlfation of the effects of the-said Balm of -Co- ' mills; having front two to eight. feet head and fall,
lumbia,iri rea;oring his hair. , , 1 and trig - ready obvinte the inconveniences experienc
-- -Given Under nOiand and seal of office:, at the city ,ed from back water. It is considered by those hay-
Philadelphia,-in the %tate of- Pennsylvania, the ing, them in use is one of the most important improve-
Unitelt States of America. ' ) merits that has ever been Introduced for its' simplici
.ilLllEßT ROUERTSON. ty, strength, steadiness of motion and durability. It
. -".....„.., . - . is Canstructed,altogether of iron arid not so expensive
to make as an . undershot, and operating with about
-
rtes, , half the water and not liable to be ob structed by ice
in_the.whifer._The subscriber will evotehis ntten e.
- - ROBERT-WHA • TON,-Eaa1. 7 , 7 11.1676 - 7, 7 711 ,
Philadelphia, has certi i d, as may be seen belmr, to
the high character of the folloc t ing , gentlemen. •
The undersigned.do •ertify 'that we have
used the Balm of Columbia' disc wed by J. Ord- ,1
ridge, and have found it highly servile Ole not onlyl
as a preventive against the falling off ofi but also
a eertain•restorauve.
WM. THATCHER, senior,
Methodist-Minister-in St-George cluirge,
, . , No. 86 North Fifth st.
JOHN P. IN GUS, 331 Arch st.
'JOHN 11), THOMAS, M. D. 163 Race st.
JOHN S. PUREY,IOI Spruce st,
• HUGH MeC URDY, 243 South 7th sL• ,
jOliN YARD, jr„ 123 Arch st.
'JpIIN J, Afypits
-The nged, and those who persist in wesring wigs,
May not always experience its restorative. qualities,
yeriit will certainly mine its virtues hi th. estimation
.of the public, when it is known that three of the a-
Eke signers are more than 50 years of age, and the
others not 1,905-than 39.
[From the Mayor.] •
•
COMMONWEALTH OF PZNOSTLVANIAi
City of Philadelphia.
I,' HOBERT NV lIARTH; Mayor of said city of
Philadelphia; do ;hereby certify that,l um well ac-
Auttinted with Messrs. J. P. Inglis,
,3ohn.S. Ftu'ey,
and Hugh McCurdx, whose names are signed to Use
above certificate, that they are gentlemen or charac
ter and respectabilitycand as such full
. credit,Should
he given to the said certificate. '
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my:ltand;
L. a and caused the seal of the city-to be ;Axed,
the 'sixth day of - DetNnnber, "
, _ ROBERT WilARTON,.Mainr.
LDRIDGES.BALM OF COLUMBIA. FOR
O
THE HAIR.---Its positive qualities areas
MEM
Ist. For infant's keeping the' head free front, seurf
And causing a luxuriant growth of hair. ,
Yor ladies after restoring the skin
to ittiuMal stretimh and firmness, and 'preventing:JlM
falling out:of the hitir: • _ ,
Sd. For any.peramiricoVering from any,debility,
the same effect is produced. ;" -
4th. If used in infancy till a'good growth is started,
it may be preserved by attention to the lutest period
•
sth. It, frees, the head from. dandrulf, , ..strengthens
the rdbts, imparts health and vigorto the circulation
andpeevents.the' hair from changing colour ' or tet=
. •
ttnifgray.:-.. • • ' ' •
M. It causes the , hair to curl beaUtiftilly when
AtMe upin it overnight. .„ . ."
V.f.o ladies'tollet should' ever be madenithout
::Vr A lb . : Children who have by any means contracted
vermin lti the , heatb,are :immediately And perfectly
Miredofthem by • Its use. it
. ~ .
For ale dr , itg store of Comstock' fit Co., 2
Pletahethdreetfiear 'Pearl, and In Carlisle by Ste-1
enson .
.(Dec.: 16, 1040,---ly
.41JO-PAILXTNER,STIP.
' &VIA.
ire" "NV
. .
ripHE mideialgued - hivic formed a eii-pailriership
it. under the tirm of J. M.'Es: G. W.• BROWN:,
for the purPose of transacting a General cempdssion
and Vorwarding Business.
We world give notice that we have taken the spa
cious Fire Proof brick AVvrelionse, situated on the
south west corner of-Broad and Vine. streets, where
we are prepared - to receive and forward Alert:llan
dize, and receive and sell all kinds of cotintrfl ro
dure.
We respectfully solicit a shiny of the public pat-
EiME
Cookiiag Stoves,
.-98E.1; KEENEY.
Carl i ale ; i S eO,--2,3,. 1
TiIRj.4IIING M.A.cHINk]S.
Mitt - improved.
• Patent horse Power. .
the following
_ •
•
.-illeehaniesburg Line
• 6,:50r....
1,1)1
Between aleeliiznlegburg and
Philadelphia Or .Baltimore.
(BY RAIL ROAD OR CA-MIL) •
. .
grateful - for-pastfavors,.
beg 1-ave to inform their fidendi and the public
generally, that they still contidne to run n line or
burthen Cars regularly between . Mechanicsburg and
Philadelphia or Baltimore, by-which goods aml Pro
duce of all descriptions -will be . forwarded with care
and despatch at the loWest.rittewor freight; -
• Prodife - &will be received at their Ware . Bouses
in Nfechatticsburgi• and forwarded to either Phila
delphia or:. Baltimore, according to the "direction of
the ()timer. . -
n-The -highest price will, be given fQs. Wheat
aid Flour. - . .• •
- - DitESBACII ts-.• MBILY.. •
Plaster of .Paris and Salt always kept on
hand, and for tale at the lowest prices:
'July •
•
. . , . . . ._. .... . . •
• Crajig, ,Bettas . .4'_ Co.
. .• ..t. - s e" , ..t4F6 . - A.- #4""a ..
t`o 04'r ~--%, , dir
(AMIIIIISSION It - PO RWARII- -
'"---- ING' IVIEiI CHANTS, - •
(lave removed- to the capacious. NVareliouse recently
occupied by D. f,e.ech & Co, it the north-west corner
.61 Clferratuf Broad strectilfficladelphia._ l . ~.....„. _,,
-*- From-the faciliticstwhich the location and inta-nal
arrangement Of this deporitlllied, - 30 to 40 Burdoin
Cars ean.be accommodated to unload and load - at - the
8.3137 e time with sufficient room tostore %),909 barrels
of Flour, antl,4oo to 60 . 0•tott,of Grillo exclusive of tile'
forwarding department. ~' , • '. , • ' .
- Troduce of every description will be rec Odis
usual on consignments, and liberal advances tat con
receipt (if required) until sales are effected. . - •
' • •
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... . . ... .....OR.\ I G
, BELLAS & Cn '
Nuith-iveit cot .Of'Cierry & Broad
at:':
- - - -.. 'Phihtdelphia.
. . .
. . .
. ..REFERBNCES. : , * •
W. S.•Cnbeait ' Cashier. - 1 • - '
. I tentlerson & Parker,
Carlzia .
Ilent.y lnkuads, ./.
• .....
Santalerdon St. Bosserman ,- • . 7
Jczob Swoier, Neurvale. , . •
David Nevin ? Shilipansbarg. • .
.1. livin Statli,,Esq. Caßider • Z
Ma $ ber Im 8 Urg.
Syster, nutz k Co,
Robert Fleming, .-- ' •
Catherwond &Craig, . Ph i ladelphia.aPh i ladelphia. . Wm, R. Thompson & co.
1 , •
W'hitall & Brown, . • .
.
=OZ..
Those - thrrigelves - to - bc :indebted . to
the subseriber,'are respectfully requested to call and
settlo their accounts between this date and the tat
afJanuary 1831, as it is absolutely necessary that all
outstanding accounts abould - be settled by that•'titne.
The Hard ware.k.siness is carried on as usual at the
Old Stand, where the public are requested to call'
for ail) , article in the subscriber's line of business.
JACOB SENEII.•
Carlisle, Nov. 2.5, 1840:—a mo.
O
cr will c eyotp his 0 ,,
doe' to calla for these.witeela at men p ifeesriut mey
bq, required.,
4' - 1111.CIINEL 11VMAtil, Harrisburg.
This is to certify, that I have put in one of Howd's
Patent Cast Iron Direct -Action Water Wheels, in
place ore Reaction Wheel, that the Direct Wheel
does not flood the tail race . 'as much by three' inches'
a tht - reaction-did, andthat Lean.grind _sevenimal_.
e • ith the ,direct action wheel an hour ' .and drive
two ru of stones, wlteke I could'uotgrind four bush
els in the me time with the reaction and drive one'
run of stone . : . PETER PARNESTOCK.
Euphrata, La co. 0ct„.11338, ,
'
_ .
•. ' Iloway, May 5, 1838. '
-This 11114' certify, that I 1i 14,g been engaged in put- )
ting in S. B: llowd's cast irendirect action water
wheel, both in the State of New Ybrk and in Michi- i
gall, and can give it . nis my decided oil - Won-that with I
8 feet head or under, rightly put in, it wlJldo More !
business with the' same water. than any otwater!
wheel which I have yet had any experieifee'andlir!
reference to back water,-is seoond best to, nude tha I
have yet tried. In reference to guarding against ice,
there can be no better operation, and • it is very easy
to 'be, kept in repair. • • . .
STEIIEN AlLES.,..l.Mhorighl. — ,
. , - t • .-,
4:--- ' • Alloway, Sept. 3,1838.
This may- Oekify that Ihave had in my Mill one Of
Mr. Howd'a direct water wheels fertile space of one
year. It is a live feet wheel; and I have had a re
action in the same place--I have:alsci had Wheeler's
Tinton Wheel;Yet I think -Mr. llowd's will do more
business with less sieor than any other I: have tried: .
It does well in back-Avater. I hare, bad from sto 8
feet head. I think'We could do as much . work with
half the' 'Water:es we esed`totlo with the tunlershoet.
wheel,'Which has also beep in; operation -hi my' mill.:
LAWIIENQE BILE•sr. :.
. .
. ,
tyonsySept:ll, 1898.
This lusty eertifythat. we- have used one of - S.
Ho'wd 2 s patent water WIAls since December
the - side-isle re-action, wheel L arid we think. tbpt
do double the business witlwtli'e same
Water that there-action will d0,.0r very near. We
never have but' three feet heitil,und can grind with
that eight bushel, per hour... We are sullied to back
'
, water. This wheel'will do good business"under'
back-water as there-action; anti we're Commend it-to'
the attentiiin and,patrenagenftliewblic.. 7 • r • •
' • ' - SIMON. BURTT,
' 111LPS * S. LEACH:-
. 'AVM: ' W.; DERGSTRESSER, Uriill-wright,- is
agent for tbegabeve Mentioned • *Mei.' wheel in the
counties of Dauphin, Cumberland and York,and will
at all times be ready, to attend to their sale and erec
tion, ar the ,shortest im,iee, by addressing -Wei at
SliephertletTlenCuiribriand county, Pa. " •
` ./
-fipril _,8'0840. • • • • ly
Dn. , I . 47.owisitio. - 7.0 ----- : .
kat OFIVRAINIIEB,RY
THE : CELETRATED; itEMEDIt 'FOR
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
N UMEROUS
remedies have tieeti'offered' and
N
putretlinto. notice for diseases of the Lungs,
sdme of which line undoUldedly 'been found very use
ful,hut of all thatita_re . hitheito been known,it roust
be uniiersally neknowledged there is none that has
ever' proved as successful as the " lIALSOM OF
W1L1) - ;
Such indeed are the astonishing restorative and
healing properties of this " .11alsain;" that even in the
worst forms of Consmoptietri when die patient has
suffered with the most 'distressing. cough; .violent
pains n. the cheit, difficulty of breatlii ng, night sWeats,
leeding_oftheiniigs,&c. and wheii the moat esteem
ed remedies afoul. Pharmacopias had (idle( to ' or(
any relief; and even when:Botanic, liOnicepathre, and
-nutnerona.othceremetlfes,hatt been used for many
mentlisitcvain, this invaluable remedy has checked
every - symptom, and been prodactive,oftlie_most as
tonishing relief. In the early stages of the.disease,
pruceedingrrlrem tit:glee:tett colds; termed - Catarrhal
COnsumption, it . Ins been used With undeviating sue
ceas, instances; when this disease seem •
ed to have marked its vicfini for an early grate, the
use of this Medicine has arrested every symptotii;SMl
restored theitings to,a state of perfect health. •
In that lanai of Consumption, soprevalent amongst
delicate young - females; Comninnly termed debility, or
"going into a decline," a Complaint with which thou
sands are lingering; it has asp been u'sed with surpri-:
sing success, and not only' possesaes the fiower sk. of
checking the progresi of - this alarming disense,but
at the same time strengthens and. invigorates the
whole system more effectually than any remedy we
have ever possessed.' • •
.075"-LI-17.1t12-COMPLAINT.---in diseases of the
• Liver, parttcularly when attended with a cough, in -di
gestion or wandering paibs in the side, it has also pro
yed very efficaciods, and cured many cases of this.
kind after the most powerful remedies had tidied.
I*--ASTIINTA.---In this complaint it has also been
used in - numerous instances 'the most singular--
success. It opens the chest; rendering the breathiug
perfectly free,.arrt sts the cough, a4d.wk . ll seltfornfail .
-to give pernament relief: . •
c' TIRONCIIIIIB.—As a remedy in all nroni
citial affections okthe-throac attended with a imnirSe
nen, cough or sore inthe-throat,.-wilkilioatecOutut.
a very effectual remedy- I ,mM will mostly...ultra._ im-_.
tnediate'relief if -uSed at the commencement of its
'attack. ' . _
00' COUPIIS Fr; COLPS.--In 'common coughs'
:'and colds, that Ismail se extensively throughout the
winter, it,willhe found Lunch more effectual thou any
-remedy in use, anti when colds settlelmon lti
'thengs,,
- causing nn inflammation with pains in the hrealkdif
fictilty or shortness ocbreathing,ttm, the use ot. this
,Balsam will.tampress such
.symptoms immediately,
- inida M re
rthe'sae - time prevent the lungs 'front becom
__
ing' more seriously di ben sed. , •
. .
cO-- 1 .12.0UP AND WHOOPING COUCAL—In
these complaints, so common to young children, this
-Balsin.will be found. inuch-superioi4o-thO.-Paregb-.
id ... Squills,. and the various cough
mixtures in common use, us it Is entirely free. front
any thing the least inhiriotis, and may'ut all-,times b
given o child renwi th, perfect ssfety,Andinith the cer•
tainty of its affording them Speed:) , relief.- •
(C J -- AS A 'FAMILY MEDICINE-foriniqWf.; -
er complaints,this Balsam will also he found iirtic
idorlv Useful. Besides having protect an-invaluable
remedy in all Pulmonary affections, it exerts
-erfulinfluence over.% man) diseases depending. on a
depraved conditiOn of the System, andthoie ivtto have
sairvrett(ront the indiscriminate use of MerOry -or
other deleterious drags, that are 'often ecappounited
in Inherent quark, nostrunts,v 7 ill - find it a remedy of
krrikt'valtte, possessing the power of strengthening
_and invigorating the Whole system more elfcctunlly
than ally other - medicine we possess- .. _
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.—As thismed
icine has already ecquired great celehrity.lhere may
probably he some attempts to imitate it, and • deceive
the public with n spurious mixture, to prevent which
I would wish all porahasers to observe the following
inarkaof the gelatine Balsam.' It is put np in bottles
of two sizes each, having the words WISTAIPS
BALSAM OF' WILD CHERRY,
, blown in theglaSs, and . trltthel on the front
with the signature of - HENRY WISTAII, N. D.
without which none is genuine.
Prepared for the proprietor by WILLIAMS-.&
- CO.;Clfeinists;lsra;l22- - Coomefree street,Philadcl,
phis, and sold bythe most respectable Drugg"
other appointed agents in all the principal towns
throughout the United States.
.
1 Kr' The Genuine Balsam sold .in Car
lisle, by . SAMUEL ELLIOTT, appoint
ed Agent'. .
_
- Price $1:00 a bollle. -
December 16, 1 y
--- r ---. -. entis.try. • .
- - DR. I. C.-LOOMIS,
AS veto, nod to Carlisle, and will, as heretofore
• attend:to to-praetlea .ot Dentistry. He may
be
ound at Colonel Ferree',B Hotel. Persons' re
questing it,,will be waited upon at their residedee.
, 'Dn. Gumsot D.T u - oncu • • -•
• (20.-' Refer ` o Dn. DAnn..N. MAuou. '
Carlisle, March 11, 1 8,10.
.
• . Hay s '- Liniment. . .
NO ;FICTION: •
Thisextraortlinary chamical composition', the re-
Isuit of science and the invittion of a celebrated mea
-1 ical.matt r theintr duttion of which to the ptiblic
was invested with the solemnity of a death-bed he-
I 4
i quest, has._ since fined a reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining th correctness of the lamented Dr.
Gridlley'a last confession, that "he dared not die
I .without giding•to posterity thehenefit of his knowl
--edge on this subject," and he therefore bequeathed
to his frtencrittWateinlanr, - Solmm3trilaysithe-secret
of his discovery.
- .It is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
, • at • •
prive practice in our country, first and most cer
tainly for the cure of the PILES, and also extensive
' ly and effectually ns to baffle credulity, unless where
! its effects are witnessed. Externa ll y in the follow
, iug_complaints: . _...
For Dropsy—Creating extraordinary absorption
. ..,
at once. . ,
isviismigic. -- - - .Redecing - . them-in--a-few-hours e
Rheumatism---Atute or chronic, givitig quicik
ease.
• Sore Throat---Bp cancers. ulcers, or colds.
Croup and Whopping-Cough- 7 -Externally and
over the chest. •
AB Bruises, Sprains, and Burns—Cured in a few I always certaiii-tO giVe relief, and if per Severed with,
hours... • 1 will most assuredly; and without fall, make a perfect
Sores and. l lßcers-r-Whether. fresh or long Stand- , cure of the above painful maladies.- From three to
tog, and fever sores. is. . . • - 1 six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken everf night.
I''' Its operation upon adults and children in reducing on going to bed, will, an a short time, completely rid
rheumatic swellings, and hiosening coughs and tight- 'd i e b o dy of all morbid and ' corrupt humors; and
ness.ofthe-chest by relaxation of the parts, has. been t Rheumatism, Gout and pain ofevery description, will
surprising' beyond conception. The 'common re- dimp iso p r as if by mag i c . • .. . . .
; mark .oft hose who have used it in the Piles, is "It I' • It slauldbe remembered that the Indian Vegetable'
1 acts liken charm.". 'i . • ''' - , 1 Pills aric certain to remove pain in the side, oppres-
NTRE PILES.--The price, sl;idi re' aided to any * Rion, nausea rind sickness, loss of appetite, costive
perscin who will - emelt bottle of Hays' . liniment for, inesiiia yelloW tinge of the skin and eyes, and •every
-the. Piles, andreturn the empty bottle without being.- Other symptbio of Liver Complaint t because they
cured.' These arc the pesitiyeerders of the proprie- 'purge from the , body these. corrupt and stagnant fm
' tor. to thengents,andout of Many thousands sold,not mors Bbl ich;when deposited upon the Liver, are the
one has.been unsuccessful. . ..!
We might insert certificates 'tot any .length,, but: also a certain preventive of inioleicy and sudden death;
prefer that those who sell the article, should' exhibit, Because;boy o aitry off those humours which, obstruct.
the original to purchasers. . . ' ,
~ . ) ling tile circulation ere the cause ' f a rush, or deter-
To Physicians and Patients:' . 1 minatien#,,bloail j' to the head—giddiness especially
• und—lt ntl ss—drowe es
11'''1f lie Blind Piles, said to .be incurable by , external on tin:nin
e suddenly
'o lla al„ of the b in sil l
s
I applications,—Solomon'Hays warrants the contrary..l '—IP" o nd inem° 7trier "ill f the ra
.7
"-
His Liniment will •oure Blind Piles. ' Facts are more I =PAY, a every disorder o emind.
stubborn thaalheories. „He solicits •all respectable • ONE 'WORD TO THE SEDENTARY. •
physicians to try it upOyi their patients. Itt will do 1 . Those whofrom habit or occupationoirekept much
them no,,harm, and it is known that every physician : within doort, should remember that they frequently,
who has hid the honesty' to make the trial, has can- ' breathe an atmosphere 'which is 4 wholly unfit for the
dilly admitted that 'it has aucceeded in every . case ' proper expansion of the lungs, and at the same time,
thethayii. know if." Then why_nat use it? .It . lathe awing to want of exercise,the bowels, are not sufficient
recipe. of one of thei r most respectable member's, now, i ly evacuated—the 1)10 . 0 becomes impure, and head-,
ileceated.: Why refute to use it ? Itemise it is sold I ache, indigeation;palpitation. of the heart; and -Many
awn proprietary'medicine ? Is this I suffeient,ex- 1 otherilitagreeahleayniptoms, are sure4 o follow, - 4 ,
ovum for.soTenctfc their 'honest patients *to linger in 1. TIE INDIAN TEOETABLE PILLS,
distress ? ' We think not. Physicians - shall be con- , Being a cleanser 'of the stomachs and bowels,and a di- -
viticed that there is, no • hiinittig or quackery about ; rest purier of the blood - , are certain not only to re
,this artiele.---,W,h, then -- not alleviate human suffew4niove psi ior distressof every kind fromilte the body,
ing ? If they 'wont try it before, let them, a ft er all. i but if use - cdationallY, so as to keep the hodyfree'
L I
Otheepresariptiona fail. Physicians - areretpectfulty.l from those hurriora which arc the rause of every male-,
requested" to detheinaelves and patients thejustice to dy under heaveri, they -wilt most assuredly promote
use shis'suljele.. It shalt b o tok en from. the bottles .sucha "l ist and equal circulation of the: blood,:thaf
and done , up, as Their prescription if they desire: those who 'lead a, sedentary life, will he enabled, to,
' , • ' ' ' - SOLOMON BAYS. , enjoy sound health, and • diseate of any
,kind will !be
• Sold by Comstock Si' Co.. Wholesale Druggists, absoliitely impossible'. , •,' ..!
No: 2, Fletcher, street, New Vorlt". !.' -. .; •:t !t , • 'For' tale by -." ''':- • • : • ,•,' , -:4 ~,.,.. --
-
For sale 'also - by' STEVENSON & . . --.. • . CHARLES , OGILBY;Agent.
DINKI,E ; Carlisle; Pa. . .' - • . . , .• Catliiliyra:
rr,„,, Office and GeneralDepet; No.l69Raethitreet
' December 23, 1840,....--ty , •
Fhiladeiphia.. ‘ . • - [May 20, 18,10.—1 y
~
- . Winslow's Balsam of
11-10REHOUNII. - ..:'
'An'unparalleled reniedyfcMcOMmon"CiAls,Conghs,
Asthma, Influenza, Wbooping..Cough,,Brouchitis, '
mid all diseases, of the Breast rind Lungs, leading
to Constimptioti; composed of the concentrated,
, virtues of Horehound, Boneset, Blood 'Root; Liv
enVort and several other vegetable substances.L
-
Prepared only by , J. M. WINSLOW, Rochester,.
N; Y.,•
. . .
The iiinocence and universally admitted pectoral
'
!Virtues of the Herbs froth which the BALSAM OF
HORBHOUND'. is- made, are too giierally knoWn
to require recommendation; it istlierefoi'd only ne
cessary to - observe ,that this' medecine, contains the
whole of their medical properties, highly concentrat
. ed,und So happily combined with several other ve
getable stitstancea, as to render it the most speedy,.
mild nia certain remedy, now in use, for:-the- COM..
plaints above meritiifneil. - ; --- : . _
! . nir Childr,en, this Balsam" is of inestimable Value.
h is a a eeilviLe.mr.tloM-the-Jfiumping:L'Ou,elititl7
•Crouband allordseettain relief iitiVcrwet Complqints,
Cholti.,,7'eethiv t &c. .1t is pleatitint to the taste, and
mavhe safely given to the tenderestinfaut and should
lie kept at al times in .evee.y . fart *, as- it is much
better Or the ComPluints incidea •to Children i
Paregorio,Godfreys Cordialoar t le Cordialaso com- ,
monly used; as, hundreds in this City have testified.- :
' Redd the' folloilying.—l hereby certify' that early
in the spring of Bp B,l' contracted a severe COLD,
Which settled Upon my lungs, and . threatened a hasty
Consumption. I used several prescriptions, but ob,
tamed it.tle or' no relief ;1. was Much alaritied;—:-
Hoppesling to lie in Rochester, Leas advised-by my
frierl,, , Mr. Winslow; - to tryn. bottle of his BALSAM
OF BORE,IIO . OND : I did so, and toi my surprise ob
tained-relict at once-filidhy the:mse of that single
bottle Was 'perfectly , restored to' health. - TO - those
afflicterwith-.Coltls or Coughs, at this iriclemepe
season I say "go and do likewise."
LEANDER CHIPMAN.
. . ,
---- 1 -'-- - - Pittsfdrd, Nlcinroe co., Nov. 9, 103: "
Mr.l4lm - NL - WinsloW, Druiggist,- . ... : . ~.:._,___.. . _
flea l Sir: I have beeO for a series of years. afflict
ed wit an affection of the Lungs, and alined cOugh,
and hi ve many times arose in the morning as com-
Pletel exhausted by excessive coughing during the
night s a persOn wbuld be by a hard days Taber: - I
have Vied most of the popular remedies-of the day,
butiniverfonnd-relief until I met with yew. Balsam
lof Ilotchoundll the-other remedies or palatiyeS,
1 that I have used, rent - e the bowels in a congested
state, While yours leaves them soluble arid free. This
I conSizler agreat desideratum. On taking a dose of
yonrlfiliain-When going to bed; I' rest quietly thro'
the-might l und. mrsleep isrefreshing. 1 . take great .
plea Sure m reebrnmentling your Balsam of I-lore
-11MM liCall those afflicted. withlytilmtmaryi cfirii- !
plaints or any. disease appertaining. to the lungs, and
I ake this opportunity to thank yon for the great re=
'Wand_ benefit 1 have experienced through. your in
stromentality._ Yours, with much respect,_l _
WM. - COGSWELL - -
, •
- Par saki y - . , •• - '
S. ninoTT,carusio:
. NORTH, Newrille.
'Also; geiiefraV "throughout the cow:
try. • Price 50 cents per bottle... •
April 150840,-Iy. •
- fresh-Diedieineg,v
~The'subseiher .11ItS recently receiyed
- tional - stipplks of'• • • • • • - - -
11edicines, COiOES, Dye-Miffs;
Linseed Oil; pts. Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Pain
ters' Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Band i 3 rushes, Spee
iiihneti Oil, (very line) Spelin.•,Candles - ;" Soaps
great variety, Glass Lamps,Cnp
,and Letter Paper,
Fruit,Spices, Perfumery, Sz.:_fte., which he will sell
to Physicians, Sferehants and - others,, or•
by =rim., at the lowest rates, Inning purchased en
tirely fur cash r hC will offer bargains to thosewho
wish to purchase at wholesale.
'S. ELLIOTT.
August 4 ; 1-840.
:
•
_ _ _ _
The "
Are a:urgative medicine, so natural to the human
constitution, and 'withal so mild, and pleasant in their
operation ,that not the slightest dread of pain or sick
ness, need be apprehended from their-use;oven•by
the most:delicate: at the same time, if iised in.sucAt
manner as to operate freely by the bowels; those
morbid humors, (which deposited upon the various
parts of the body are the cause of every ache or pain
we Suffer) will most assuredly be removed; and not
only-will-pain, or distress (if every_tlescription be . dri
ven from the body, but disease in any form will be . ; tri
possible.
For the same reason, when, fromthe suddefehatig
i este atmosphere, or any other canse,:the perspiration
is checked; and those humors which•should pass off by
the`skin, are thrown inwardly , causing.headache, nau 7
seau, and sickness;' paint in "thebones, watery and in-
flamed eYes, sore throat, hoarseness, cougbsicensu
tion, rheumatic pains in various parts of the body, and
many other symptoms of catching cold, the Indian veg
etable Pills will invariably give immediate relief.—
Three or fcitir pills, taken at night on piing to bed,and
repeated a few times, will remove all the above un
• Pleasant symptoms,and restore the body:met-en souu-,
dor health Mad before.
heindian Vegetable Pills, (Indian Pura tive) are
a natural, and therefore a certain cure for Costivenesi: '
because they cleanse the stomach andhowels of those
bilious humours, which not only pitralyie,andWeaken
the-digestive organs, but are the cause of headache,
niliseau rind sickness, palpitation of the heart, flying
pains in various parts of the body, soil many other
disagreeable complaints. The same may be said'ofl
difficulty of breathing r or asthma • the Indian Vegeta
ble-Pillswill-kiesenand-Carr-y-oiliyaheiacimact; and
bowels, those tough pleglimy humors which stop up
all itir cells of the lungs, and are the cause of the above
dreadful complaint.
In all disordered motions of the,blood, called inter
mittent, remittent, nervous,. inflammatory and: putrid
FEVERS; the Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
a certain remedy; because they cleanse the stomach
and bowels of all bilious matter,and purify the blood;
consequently,as they remove the cause Of every kind.
of disease,-they-are-absolutely_eertain to mire evesf
kind of Fever. •
So also when Morbid humors are der
_ Up on
the membrane and muscles, causing those pains in
flammations
and swellings called Rheuteatisra, Gout,
&c,i the Indian Vegetable Pills may;be relied on as
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...Dental Surgery..
r r HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully: tenders his
grateful acknOwledgments to the' public for the
erY liberal share of patronage he has received, dur
ing the past year, and would 'still continue to offer
them his professional'scrvices in their various bran
ches at his residence, N 0.7, Harper's Row. He files,
cleanses, and , plugs teeth, and toserts incorruptible
tarrer metalio artafiinal.teeih in the most approved.
.manner: - Chargesidways Moderate. - „
• J. C. NEFF, M. D.
Carlisle, MarCh.2s,-1840.-tf
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PAMILY, MI DIVIS.
Prepared only/ by Dr: D. , Jayne, htientori
and sole proprietor, No. Sinai!. Third
street,:Philadelphia, and may be had qf
ELLIOTT, and also oISTE PEN ,
.I)ruggists,
These medicines ai.e recommended and extensive'
ly used by the most intelligent persons in the United'."
States,:.by immcrous .Professors and Presidents or
Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of:
-Hospitals--and Alinshouses;and_by, more than three
hundred fAergymen of
_various denominations. •
They are expressly prepared fel. •use, stiei -
have acquired tie Unprecedented popularity through
Out the-United States; and as they arc so admirably
calculated to preserve Iit'ALTH and cure DlSEASi r tio'
'family.shotild ever be without them. - The proprie
tor of these valuable preparations received his edu
cation at one of the best Medical Colleges in the AIM ,
tea States, and has had. fifteen years experience in an
extensive and diversified practice,ny which belies hall
simple oppertitnities of acquiring a practical knowl
edge of diseases; and of tne remedies beit calcalatea
to remove them.
These Preparetions consist of
for
EXPECTOIIANT,a valuable rernedit.
for cough; colds, consumption, odium, spitting of
.blood,croup,-hooping cough bronchitip,pleurisy and
inflammation Oldie I ongs.orthroat, difficulty of brOa—
thing;and all diseases of pulmonary organs.--Price
one dollar. •
Also JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the preserva
tion;growili and beaaty of the . and which will
positively bring in . new i onbair bald bead,e—Priee
one dollar. ' : • . . -
Also JAYNE'&•TONIC VERMIFUGE, a per
tain and pleasanfroraedy for'wornis,dyspepsia,piles,
and-many. other diseases„-Price 50 cents:
Also JAYNE'S CARMINITIVE ,BALSAM,
certain core for bowel and summer complaints, diar,
rho:, dysentery cholic , cramps, sick headaChe; sour
stomach, Chntertotorbits; and all-derangements of the
stomach. and•bow . els, Herons affectioas,lkc.--Price
50 cents.
Al io AYNE'S SANATIVE. PILLS, for Female .
diseases, liver complaints; eostiveness, fevers, inflam
aft obstructions,. diseases oflbe.skin,
Zste.,,ani all:easesli_exciati ttl lenitive .o . r.pur4ative
regoired:z::•;:Prie,e '25 ammo liOx;
May -
Tonic,
Jayne'-s Haiv ,
Eor ihe.groirth,.preserration awl restoration Of Abe:
hair. is an excellent' article, and has, in nue,
tnerous instances, produced tittic . growth of hair
on the head§ otlperaona who bud been bald for years.
•
LAntr-s .strtn Cok.NTLEMEN,- , -DO you wish elegant',
Ismutiiintand beautiful hair? I know you iyill - answer
yes.-I fear, for one ni om ento he cause of its loss, why
it-intlS gray, rusty and'coarseihariliand utipleassiu ,
in its appearance, and filially falls off. Each liahrhas
tsjyot in the skin; and isitself a holloy, tube, through
-Which there is a constant circulation of fine
By this circulation:die hair- is nourished and held
litst ;Its glossy ccilnuVls given' and preserVett, and it ii -
coyeied with ihe.finest oil.:--Now any thing which in
jures the sk4it.of the bead;or. diverts_or takes:away
the blood from it, will preventor impede the cireula
tion through - the tubes of the hair, stop its' growths,'
and - cause to, fall otTor turn ; gray, or both. .Hence
it is that any C:1119C that obstreets or ivetikend the cir
culation of blood through the akin, or that diverts the
blood to other parts ofthe system, will take away the
lively, fresh and youthful appearance-of the hair, ar
rest its growth, turn' it gray soonor or -later, and in
thousantbsof instances cause'preninture baldness.
- Poi sa le
• ' S. - ELLIOTT r and—
STEVENSON & EINKLE,
. Carlisle, Pa.
May 13,1810.---Iy. •
' Nulr Tonic s —We tall the attention of those af
flicted with premature baldness: to the excellent Hair
Tonic prepared by Dr. Jayne of this city. Having
died it i)t/PnlygsTive can speak of its virtue/ hy . expe.;.
Hence, and we unhesitatingly pronounce it en invalu
able remedy to prevent the falling off of the hair,and
to restore it emelt a dead, to a' fine, healthy appear
ance. We can MO speak' from personal knowledge
of the cases of two or three friends who were pram
posed to baldness, who by the use, of Jayne's Hair
Tonic, have now luxuriant hair. We have no dispo
sitiofi to puff, indiscriminately all kinds of remedies
for all-diseases which flesh is heir fo, but 'wben.we
have testEd the virtue of an eiticle, we are free to say
it ts good.:Snlttrday ExeningPoat.-
•
layne's Hair'rone:—We have;lteretofore, num- 7
bered ourselves amo g those who beiteved that the
'lair Tonic; prepared by Dr. Jayne, was one ;of . the
many quack. nostrums whose virtues are never^seen 7
beyond the fidieme puffs of - their authors. We are
willing; at length, to make public acknowledgment of '
the error of our belief. • An intimate friend,somelwo.
or three months since, 'all the top of whose Cranium
was as bald flan piece of polished marble, mirugre all .
our jesting and ridicule of the idea of attempting
to cultivate so barren a spot mirchitsed a bottle or
two.of the, lairTonfb from-Dy. Jayue,and Recording
to ids directions applied During-the present week • '
the same friend ushered himself into our prescnce,and
uncovering his hitherto naked head, astonished us with
thin,though luxuriant growth or hair, from one to.
two inches in length--upon the very premises we hid .
believed as unyielding to cultivation as the trackless
sand that skirts, the Atlantic: This is no'-puff, but Is
religiously true,and to those who doubtithe gentleman
can be polided ont: What is more in favor of h sits
"Tonic," thecae here cited was notone of tempura- •
baldneis--no sudden loss of the hair--but was one .
of years' the - the tentleman-is-bot
forty-five years of age.---Philadelphia Spirit of the
nines.
- - WAR ! WAR ! WAR !--Thd Wig makers have
declared hostilities against our neighbor Diclayne,
.on account of his Hair Tonic, which is •knOcking alt
their business into a "cocked hat." Ladies and gen
ilenien—pld and young. are flocking to the Doctor's.
standard. Heads king -divested of even thelrst rudi
with new and flowing •locks, which Absalom himself:
might have envied. Beardless boys are seen with.
large and .IMishy whiskers; and ladies smite • again.
through their own raven ringlets tnore beautifeLand
bewitching than ever. Bald heads are doffing their ,
Wip and throwing them , to the "molts and the bats,"
while the Wig makers stand aghast as they behold
the demolition of their business.
Efl
What will he,the consequence of this war we know
not, as the wiggles are outrageous, and the Doetorre—
mains fithn and deelarek• that "some things can he.
done as well as others," and that, bald - heads Tiutraa ,
well wear their' own hair as that.of ethers,—(l,Vcek—
ly Messenger. • • . • . • •
Jayne'sljair Tonic.—We 'meet at '
almost • every
corner, when perambulatiug the.atreets, men wearing
long and glossy hair, which they seem to be proud.
of, and others who have raised. l . a few weeks, a crop ,
of blackmoustaches, that would vseWith the glossiest ,
bruin that ever walked the forest. It has puzzled us
to knew .the secret of all those wondrous
,crops of
hairs but Messrs. SANDS, 70 and 160 Fulton street,
have got the remedy, where all who gre curious in,
such, matters may learn a valuable cw:
York • ,
Sold Naltiladelphin id 20 South Third Street
AYNE'S•EXPECTORANT.---Thiii;
$
eimeiliCinehas alreidgmled itself to be all thikl,
it has b'een recommended, by those who' bavegiten
it aft& test lit this country, and the demand for it in- -
*teases daily, We have Just heard of an important
cure of Asthma, which his been effected by4be weer
lt:in a neighboringtownthe case was. that of -'a , fe•-.. -
male who - hild foar along time een under the care or
a phtsician,hut had r e no relief, and. her masa
was beginiiag-t eonsidero hoPeless, Aa,a last
resaitsherpurpluteell a bottle of Dr. Jayne's Expecte.
rant, which caused her to expectorate tteely.,graduab.
ly Cased her.cough;•und is, rapidly restoring her to
health. .Wehave no hesitation i n saying thia 'prepa
ration of, Dr. Jayne ; lor,thr cure of coughs, colds, in r
fluenzi,'A ithma, Consumption; litc.is the Most valui
blemedioine_eye.c offered ihe American
There la no quackery about it---Dr. Jayne is one o
thisitioot Praitising'phygehins in -Pennsylta-'
nia aailloeseger 1114,premtraliopkbfrve been' Apr.
Mighty tested ; he Isloolted upon as a s great Faille ben
efactor;--(SomersetVife.) Souinikl... • ;• •
For sale.by Samuel E ll iott and Stevenson &
kle, Carlisle, Pa. • • [May 15 1940-