ra
-1 1110USELI-NE—DE—LAT-.NAOS:
;Lot fpeeived, detaincii
31...37i gh and 75. cts.-per yard. . -
tc '
CM=
• „
. TO the. birectorg 'of 1116 'OM 1119 n
- SC hosols-in etinitterlatid. coop ty.
titatennitiris made
- *souk codance,With the school law, passedin' 1836..
I am.yours, respeetfully,
\ -•. -;'• , ; • • FRS. R. STRUNK
:ZSupt. Cont.
Harrisburg, February - 23, 1841. • ' •
:The stemma of int , every district - must levy to
• title itself to Its shiire'Of State appropriation; is a sum
• equal to at Ictit 60 cents For every taxable hilitibitant•
accordinglo_thelaq. triennial: minter,.
ation Made in the. sprinr , of 1359. A list of taxables'
district i 6 hereunto appended. •
7 7' Distrkots that have already accepteirtheCiiiiitiviii
,- School System, stud received their share of the ap
• proprmuon for former years, will , on levying- . the
proper amount of tax, be entitled tinder existing:laws
to receive for the school'year 1842, which commen
ces on the, first Monday of next June, one dollar for
• every taxable.
Districts'N,rhich have not received any part of the
apPropribtion of former years; but which accept the
system for the first time, at- the annuli! •electidn ui
March. next, 'and- levy the proper amnia of tax,
wilt under existing laws receive $4 . 49 fur evet:y
tsix
'able in the district in 1835, and $3 .00. for every tax
, - able in 1839, acedrding.toctbe annexed his. • Thes•i
by a resolution passed April- 11 . 5th.,1840, will
minion in the Slete — l'reasury for the-use of iinti-ne
- eepting districtsouitil the first of November, 184.1
and no longei,..
,
..Vn»ther of (arable inhabitants he the Neocral Soloo
Districts-of the count,n, accord'sT.lo the enume
ration of 1835 and 1839.
1833. 1839: . ,
___Allen, . , . ~ 423 5,93 '
-Carlisle., ; . •• • - . 783- 844
Dickinson, . - . 508: 62,3 • -
Yrankford, -,. •• 291 2.7.9
Ilopeivell, • • ' • 204 .. 208
.111eclunticsburg, • 1.25 - 15:1 „. .
' Mifflin,
. • -298 • 1 , 318 -
North Middleton, ' • 355 /' 394
.Sim Middleton, . 4'12 423
Monroe, • - . • 3 . 18. 30 '
NClvlon,'.' . '
~ • .._ 291 -• :I3G ,, .
15TewsilIC ' - . 152 • 149 '
- •••Bast •Penusliorotigh, ' ..453 • 51)3 '
West Penushorough, • . • • 397 . ._ 433
. Sldypensburg borough, - • : 297 ' 3.21
-tillippensburg to‘yuslup,' • 23 • 50 : •-_._.•_
Silver Spring, ' • 3.;9 480 - .
Southampton,•••• •• • 303 - -315. ,
•By mue! of the Commissioners. •
lje,it:--JOIIN ill WIN, Clerk. .
..* Commi;sioners' Office, ettrlisk;; '--
•. ) March 11,1841.
.5
. . .
PROCL AM AT/O-N:
,AATIIETLEA.S;the-Hott.-Sit-notn.- Ileratam: Pre
• V V.' sident Judge of, the Court of Collation Pleas
in the-9th Disthiet, et - unposed !tithe ctutatieg of Gmir=
lieriaiid, Perry . and . 3
; and. the Iton. '
Stuart, and John Le feyre, Judges of the said' Court of
Comnion Pleas qf 'the county of Cinitherlanth have
issued their precept,. bearing date the. Nth day of '
Jantutry,.lB4l,-. antl..t.o..thertlirixted,_,forlioltiing
Court of Oyer, nth! Terthiner NCII
livery, and General Quarter Sessiins.of- the Pestot.;.l
, .
so. Cariisle, ou
• Se.c4n.:l ilondall qf '
((being the 1 flay) at ten o'clock -in -tin: foreitoon :
Noitos is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace, and Constables of the said count' of Cum,
herlantl, that they be . then -and there' iu tht.in pr,')lter ;
persons, with- their records, ioquisitiorts, exa
(tons- and other kunembrancesto du these thiags
which to their offices respectally appertaiu..
those who are bound _by 'recognizance to 11r weenie_
against the prisoners' that ate, ov then may be, in the
pf Cuanllerland county, to be then ,and there : to
prosecute against them as shall be - juht;
Dated al Carlisle, the 4th day or March.' 1 . 841,
and the sixty-.sixth year of American Imltmendenre.
PAUL, mmaiN, -Sheriff.
•
. WHOLESALE Ekr. RETAIL
Copper, sheet Iron and Tin
.. ("IA aintrart9 rg
SUBSCRIBER, thankful, for past favors,
1.1. would inform the that' he continneS to
manufacture at his old stand in North llanover street,
Carlisle, onpl•iite Cornman's hotel, every article in
tit.; Hoe of his business, such as'
tUValltlg •
Kettles, Dye Kettles, Hatters' Net
lies, !louse Spouting, anti everyvariety of
Drums, Stove Pipe . ,
Dripping Pans,
He also offeri for sale
Cooking, Parlour,
Chamber and Office
Otleo,
for wood er coal, of every variety and pattern—all of
whieh he will dispose of on the hnost reasonable
IV. B. lie also has for sale the imprOved Itotaq
(:Poking Stoves, which arc auperipr to ,any.ever ot
---fered-hrthis-place.------- J - P; -
- : -- Carlisle, Feb, 3,184.1.---3 m . -
• .
BAIMAINS!
Santheimer Linclduer,
At their New Store in Centreville, have just re
ceived and'are now opening a very large and splendid
tosortment of EntrrisH,FitzNeu and. DO.M•ES-
EMI
12 R 0:0 11-H S •
which have been selected-with much care in,The cities
. of NEW YORK and PII,IIADELPHIA, and 'whieb
they respectfully invite the citizens of Centreville
end, vicinity to cull and examine, as they 'will be ens
• 1*(17 toipl etnie, and sell decidedly cheaper than ,any'
'other. establishment in the county. They will .be
liapprat 411 Times to see ciistothers whoare.desirotts
of having
Ne*:.eiroap and toOd
Among their,,stock will be found Blue, Black,
Brown; Green, Oliie,Cadet,Mulberry, Cit=
ron,Claret; Mixt Drab, and a-'variety of low-price&
,•
• .Superior, striped and ph& Londan -and, Buckskin
, "Cassirneres, prenaltim and low priCed Sattinetts; su
perior Silk, Satin, Velvet, 'Valencia, Corded, Strip
. ed,,Pigured and Plain Marseilles ~and Caasimere
Vestirlgs, general assortment of all finalities and
colors of .
' - and••llf enter Goods: . •
suitable fot .Gentlgmen's zrgsr., Superion
Italian Lotesirings;.Groti Nnta3," Po. Swns,
Gros De Swiss, and Senshaw Silkn; Challeys, Chita
• " a t es ; Jaceonets, Ctuabries, llobblnetts, - Plain and 15-
. gored Swiss , and Bank Muslins,Shawle,••Dress
. Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Veils, Ribbone, &c.
. larg'e and, exeellent assortment of flue And low
grieed - Calleada, Jrisl!, Table, Towelling'and Table'
Crash.d-Muslins ; yiekings, , Cheeks, 'Cords,
Beaverteens, 06." it r gen.erahassortranntorLeghorn
and Scraw Bonnets, mhrellas,Parasuli,"&s..
41 'offensive assortynent• oft • • •-•
:o,imiceirt6s and` QueensvOare ' 1
the Oproiad. Qualities. • The public are,re
sPearkilar lov4oillocaltasid judge for themselves 4 11
" they'are Oeterminett to settivheapSor cash *r einintry.
prosluaa.'.P TAVERN'. KZE PERS' are, respectfully l i - g ivnvitet)ionall.' sok-examine- Liquors
Ware
JACOB FRIDLEY
• . .
. iticr - r. - 0 - 41Y1C 11 E E
latEll l -tialgra (01,1 0 Zea
,The:,Stigscribersotitr their present Stock of.Nliin r
'Ciltrutt4eitt reduced j»ices; unit will.7ioutinue at such
prices until all is • A large portiou of their .
Stack is offeredltt,,Cost. • . ,
• AIOLVANY.
Carlisle;llec. SO; ~, • . .
11 - 6 - ,c,'. - Ifiiiiiesburo . ' Line
BPlsvecie ..111edianfesburn•
..1-aliatedefph.fa or Balliniore. -
----- , ---(11Y _Rath D 0 11.C., , LVAL] ___ .
T HE.subscril?ers gtatefill for past ftkvors,
7 berlenve-tr-inforin-their-friends.atuLthe public
generally; that they mill continue to run a' line of
burthen Cars regularly between. Mechanicsburg and
Philadelphia .oilliVltimore, by which goods and pro
duce of nil deseo v iion. Will be titrwarded with care
and despatch at the lowest rates of:freight.
Produce will be received
,itt their' Ware !louses,
in Mechanicslturg, forwarded to 'either Priilu
delpliia or (SAW inoreoecording to the direction of,
the owner. •
ltighest price will ke_ givan
, for heat
and Flour. •• •
• • DBESBACII & MBILY.. .
N. B. Plaster of Paris tail Salt pilways kept on
haUd, and for sale at the-lowest , prices. , •
. ,
67- For Sale.
. .
The two Stois,. Stone Ifocise,ocenpicd br the snb
raeribet—on East street Carlisle, with tile Lot of
(;round 90 feet front on said street, and, extending
«Stl flit back, to the Letart spring. There is a Stone
Stable, a - . Carriage I loose, and a well of wltter
on
the-PreniiseS. The uhidelleoperty is thielosed by a
hntswitial stone wall. For furtiter partieulars apply
to • It. C. HALL.'
Carli lc, *Dv. 1840..
soomme
The 3,65.e.1bcr Las just ro.w.ned from the city
null is now openine,..sorne.very desirable seasonable
00I)S, eons; still?, in part or itivisible . .(;r6i.,n,
Brown, Pia inond, Pil,t, 116arct.,131a4 Wool dyed,
Blue, Aiblade - , Gal ' •
01i0T115,
IVool dyed Black, Blue, and ligured eassimeres ;
Jiatimetts of all deecriptions;.(.lords and Beavertecnst
'rinks and Cltenk4 imported SUir and figured .Car
peting; Saxon l!t•ince and Ntottse de ;Annex; nom:.
ha zmen, Metc&ks, blue black,blacis, Ntantita, Fawn;
Brown, Figitred.:autl - .Plain Silks; Figureyl and
Main tutd..fauntiet...llusliits; tretu Baize and
Flannels of . cjdonrst, (Noyes mitt llON:ieryi
Glit4.atl_Eitr',Ctaps•_llrptjhe
ifackitiniv.; glise m,d Poitit 7 lll:tiikco: Leglumti tuttf
Straw Bonnetst . together Withait assoio - Mitt — of '
. G roceiles Queensware..
%1I of which will 1);• sold on the most reasonable
terms.. Person nrr-invittol to • call and exaqtine for
themselves before nz purehqsi elsewhere.
• • —ANDREW-kit:MIA:RD&
...Carlisle, Deo. '23,18 , 10. . ,
LOGE TOOL - ---
TIIB •
- atinra 3. 1 11 (.9 2.1) 1.9 Z -
subs'erilivelterebY:informs the citizens of ear
-lisle, and the publie - generally - ; - that he has 'taken the
shop nearly Opposite the .lail, where. he will be pre
p:4%4A) manufnethre to order, On the me St reasona
ble teems, any articlein his line of. business, such as
• ANC S, :UM
Ile will also :Metal to Steeling nnil •Critling Axes:
le solicits a shnre of publie patronage.
JOHN HARRIS.
Carlisle,•Nov. 5, 1840. '
•
Variety * Store, &e.
subscriber, thankfulfor past favors, respect
" fully informs the public that he still continues
to "'o/d fordtv in Clintrt Allevy near "Education
wt ereNe liaenow on hand alargemssortment
of notions: coi%isting in part, of the following: "Bread,
Cakes, Cheese, Bacon, Hems,'Flottr, Soap, Cider,
Spices, Fruits, Sweetmeats, and other necessaries
c dettlatiA for' this meredian.,
N. Bite also continues to keep an Eating House,
where gentlemen can be aerniboo,4,l.tted with Tripe,
,Pigs Peet, Pickled Oysters, tv..c. at the sh oriest notice.
JACOB SIEG.
Sept. 11,.184-1 year.
Produce Wanted . Immesliately:
CASH will be wild for PINE THOUSAND bar
rels of Flour; TEN THOUSAND Intsltelsof Wheat;
TEN THOUSAND bushels of Rye,. and TEN
THOUSAND bushels. of corn, by the snbseriber,
who can at all times lie fouilil aChis'lVare4touse on
the canal between Walnut and. State streets.
. OWEN 31'CABE. •
Harrisburg, Aprill; 1840::--tf •
Cheap Shawls.
The Snbseri hers have on hand a large assortment
I _of Cashmere, Thibet, Merino ; !lamella, Chenille and
other kind a Sha ll — s - elriat - a
t small advance for Cash.
HITNE 12' C.? AIM %VkINT.-
PLAIN AND FIGURED MOUSELIN. DE
LAINS, offered for fiitlchr
'ARNOLD & ARRAN'S.
61 \Sli Bt-IMENCHIILANKET SHAWLS
II of a new style, fpr sale at the 'New Store in
Sh . ippenshurg, by • • ARNOLI) & ABRAMS.",
.wlefew Ilakdavare t ;Grpcery, 4'
roIRIETV STORE.' • -
TLIE subscriber has jtist returned from
the Cities of New York,. Philadelphia and Bal
timore, and As now opening at his store room S. E.
Corneemt Market' S(ittare antl — WirThrrifets (for
merly ocenpied by' Coo. W. Hitner,)'trzeneral as
'
min - tent - of •
Hardware, Stone Mire, Cedar • Warc,
Brittania Ware, Groceries, Oils,
Paints, t'arnishes, GlaSg, - Brush-
Whips, Canes, Lamps for
burning • Camphine Oil,' • .
and n great' variety of articles useftil and necessary
for furnishing. and keeping a House. • Ile linsalsoond
will constantly keep on hand • •
Chmplitiiie Oil,
a cheap and elegant substitute for sperm oil, and
having , been appointed the agent of Messrs. Backers
and Brother of Newark N,. J., for the sale of Jane's -
Patent Lamps in this county , he is" prepared to fur
nish Lumps and Oil, at a •ery 'reasonithie' rate to all
who may wish . to use this now and economical light:
!laving selected his ..goods.liimself, and made his
purobasesTor cash, he is ableond is determined _ to
sell( ow. - , .
--Titosetutv.ing thecash to lily out will find it to thou'
advantage to give hill a call. •
•. • . HENRY DUFrIELD. .
Carlisle, J uly 1), Hl4o.—tf. • '•
Lace . Goods.
A large assortment of Thread Lace ..and Edging*
Cambric and Stviss Edgings and Insertitigs, for sale
at.reduced - jwices at the store of •
lIITNER
,rIIULVaNY.
AID-ST RECEIVED at - the New Store
MP in Shippensburg l . English, Geyrnan and Fivnoli
M.ERINOES, and for•aale to , " . . '
-;. • ARNOLD & ABRAMS.
JUST RECEIVED and now. offered for sale at
the lie - YlStore. Shippensbnrgi a, handsome
and splendidassortment of Plain, White and
and Merino Shawls. • • • • '
• - & ABRAMS:* -•
WORMS WORAISI! WORM!!! '
TO remove these trauflieslarreinid'dircius
`.inhabitants of the stomach and holele,,whioll so ofleh
ifhpair the health and destroyi the Ihiee or , childreO,
l useJayne's Tonie'Vermifuge,O certain and an fd j ire .
;paration forthe retrieval Of,tlu.virlooskindsorworrni,
dyspepsia, sour !tors:moll s :went Of appetite, Infantile
fever stud egite:etiittlibillik of the etomeelrentllliow=
elaistad orgatifoOrAheeition. To' be had at No. 2 , 0
Miuthlhird •
ti
41111- alarli 4 ' • • '
,
. 4 d l xi , X 0 rle ANA - 1,4-491:fr.
"TO' •
•
Bargains, - Bargains..
• Cheap Goods for Cash.
--- •
.I.l, 9 sub,seribgrs,flesirolis of reducing. their stock
of Mereltantlize, offer it at reduce!! prices for Cash:
7 110+ entire stock of . . • ,
.CLOTAS I
•
• itels, 4-c. lS c. ' • . •
will be sold at a very_sniall adziance. Such persons
as arU desirous of obtaining good bargains will please
call at theatore of
lIITNEIt S.: MULVANY.
N. 11. The entire stock of ellercliatulizit will be
sold abargnin to any one wishilagg to engage in the
business, if application lie made I mnediattely.
•Dee. 9,1849; . . .
•
- 331gGck-Walnut - E i lank: ,
irHE .Subscriber wishes to purchase
P LJJ VA'; iu aiic (Inan
ity that may be offered; for which roetv • Donau
cash per thousand feet plank measure mtill'he
Said Plant to be of good mialityrtivo• Macs and
one.-eightli m thicknes,ti and fourteen feet lour inches
ilklength: . To be delivered at the Canal hi Harris
t,6l.l., or at "any point oii the Cumberland Valley Hail
itoad, and immediate information forwarded to the
subscriber.' ''
n'ttrotlicr informalion
call on application to Robort (17ghttiuni,
Carlislei.or.by addressing the subscriber (postpaid)
residing in . c' • "•
DAVID FILEED, JR.. •
December 30, 1840.--G rno." .
_MBE mAcinNEs:
.;?rillig*tils improved
por6T Poiver.
•TIM great eunouragement herttofore -received
from the sale dins machines, induces him to of
fer to the public a new and improved I horse Power,
which can-he sliiftttin.gear_or_out_of..gearly.key.s,
and shill the band to give tt five different revolutions.
And he has no hesitatimiliniSsM9nglloni7ners that
he is now able - toficrniT,lrthrucivith article far su
perior to those manufactured heretofore. For speed
-and clean threshing and ease to the horses, Jhe
lieges his machines to be unequalled.
Ilis price is $140 . ---seventy dollars to he pnid cash,
and the balance in six months, for which a note wilt
ho required with interest. Any person purchasing a
machineand upon a fair trial, not being pleased, can
return tit. He will at all times be ready to furnish
them on the shortest notice; orders from a distance
will be•punctindly attended to. IN, will also repair
machines on the.shortest notice. ,
B MILLIGAN.
•
Newville, July .29,-18 , 10.---tl.
•
4 LL COLOURS OF CARPET ClIAIN,for
sale at the New Store in Shippensburg, by
• ARNOLD & ABRAMS..'
Balm of
British Consul's Office,
.} •
PhilaOlelphin.
jr-NOW ALL-PERSONS to 'whom these pm,.
ents shall dome, 111110, GILBERT ItoncarSoN,
1 1 Esq. his Britanie .i.liijesty's Consul for the City of
Philadelphia, do hereby ceytify,That Robert Whar
ton, Esq., whoattests to the foiTgoing Certificates, is
Mayor -the City of Philadelphia; and that Mat
thew Amidst', Esq., is Prothonotary of the - Court of
Common Pleas for the city and county of Philadel-
Oa, to both whose signitures, with the Ws of their
rimpective.'offices, full faith and credit is due.
I further certify, that I am personally acquainted
With Joseph L. LlOB,OllO of the signers of the certi
ficates hereunto affixed,
,which expresses the efficacy
ofthe-Balm of Columbia, mitt
_thatheis.a, person of
great respectability, and wortlhy of fall , falth nnit cre
dit; and that I laic!: beard him express his lumina' fi
ed‘approhation of the effects of the said Balm of Co
lumbia, in restoring his hair.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at;the city
of Philadelphia , . m the State of Pennsylvania, the
United States of America.
23ILBERT ROBERTSON.
Read the following.
ROBERT. WHARTON, Esq., late Mayor of
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be'seen below, to
the high characterof the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
•used the Beim of Columbia discovered by J. Old
ridge, and have fowl it highly serviceable not only
as a preventive agninAthe falling off of hair,but also
a certain restorative.
• WM,_T_HA.TCHER,_scr
Methodist ISlinistcr.fn.St..Ceorge.chergei
' No. 86Nortli Fifth st.
JOHN `P.. INGLIS, 331 Arch st.
JOHN D. 'THOMAS, M. D. 163 Race st.
JOHN S. FUREY, 1.01 Spruee st.,
HUGH McCURDY, '243 South 7th st.
1011 N YARD, jr., 123 At oli st.
rho and those: who persist in wearing wigs,
may not always experience its" restorative qualities,
yelit will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation
of the public when it is knoWn that three of the a- .
hove signem_are more than 50 years a age, and the
others not less itior3o. ' •
•
• - [From the
- • 1;
POMMONWEALTI/ OF CENNSTLVANIAT
City pf,Philadelphia. •
I, ROBERT 'WHARTON, Major of said City of
Philadelphia, do hereby. certify that I tun' well ac
quainted with Messrs. J., P. Ingliti, - John S: Furey,
and Hugh McCurdy, whotie names are. Signed to the.
Olive 'certificate, that they tire gentlemen ' f charac
ter andrespeciabilitY, and as such full credit should
be given to the said certificate.
In witness whereof, I haVe hereunto - set my hand,
and caused the' of attic city to be affixed,
f.';''""l the sixth day of Doe:.‘mberi &e. •
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
,
irkLiMIDGES BAUM tir COLU.NIBLI, TOR
ty • Tflll - piDi)tive qualities are fol.
, Ist. For infant's keeping the heid free from scurf
'and causing a lukuriant growth of heir.
qd..Fbi•lntli ß a after the
to its usuatstrength and firoitical, and preventhigthe
falling out of the hair. • • , • •
Sd. For any per Sin recovering from any debility,
.the same - effect ie'preducthl.., • . •
4111.1 f iised : lo infancy till a good groistb;isidarted;
It may' be preserved by ottentioit - to the latest period
sth. It frees the Iliad &Om dandruff; - strengthens
the roots, imparts health and vigor to the eirenlathin
and prevents the hair fr/31R,01!,ng?ng 'quer gfk
tin; gistY. • '
,ath; It causes the hair to earl bbantifully.when
done up in it: yer night;
rr'r No wilco , toilet should ever be made4ithout it.
, 7 1 /th.--Children who hive by' any' means contracted
'Fermin hiAlwhead, aro immediately aiiil:petfeetly
Itii • e 4 loCtite!Th- 1 7, - Aps uap. • ,
drug, -- store - ofTsimstbalr
Fletcherstreetnea paii,r); ifs) In - Carliallijr`,l3te4
.4° , 4C0:
, aF , .
,
cOII.IIXISSION , & .FORWAD4
.1
1 1 . f 1111ERCliAN il
T,S,.
Ifaye Ombyeal' capacious 'Warehouse reCdpity
ouctipied,by D::Lebely &Co'. at the north-'!west corner
aCherry and Broad•street,
't From the facilities ivliiclithe I(in:dim' . and internal
arrangement of this, depot.afford, 50
,to 40 Barthel'
,Cars can be accom m odated to unload and load at the
same time.with sufficient room tO.store 20,000 barrels
of Flour,'alid 401$ to 600 Ulu of Grain exclusive of lite
tiirwarding department.
, Produce or- & I vory deieription will be .reeeived as
usual 611 emisigiintents, and liberal advances muds Oil
receipt (if required) until sales are 'effected.'
' • CRAW, .8EL1..,),..yk Co.
North-west Corner-of Cherry Tv..• Broad et.
Phi ladel
. ,„
• • REVERENCES.
W. S. - Colman Caaluer.
idenderson & 'Parker, Carlsotc.
henry RlMnilti; •
Saundevson & tionermsin, '
, • •
Jcdoli Swoyer, '• • .
David, Nevin; Shipfemburg'. - '
J . :A.6pH Smith, Esq. Cashie lChamberaourg.
Eyster, Co; •
11.91ert Fleming, •
Catherwood k Craig, - rolittadclphi4.
Wm. It. Thomilsmat.Co. •
.. •
Whita,ll & Biown, •
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS &
MANUFACTURERS,.
i'ored Water Wheel.
TilE Subscriber having' rerehttSed - of the original
Patentee the right oh the above Water Wheel.
for the state of Pelmsylvania,.will dispose of individ 7
.mal.rights or counties. on adviintageous terms. This
water;_wheel has been tested rineproVed to'beso
far superior to any kind in its power of propelling
machinery, having a greater force than any other
wheels in proportion to the quantity of water aptrlicil;
It is calculated to. be ,iore particularly users'!" at
Mills, having front two to eight 'leet bead - and fall,
and to greatly obviate the inconvenienced experienc:-
ed from back water. It is considered by those hav 7
.ing them in useris oneorthc most imporunit i inprove-
Incas that has ever been introducCd for its simplici
ty,'strength, steadiness of motion and durability. --It
_is constructed altegether:ofiron and not soexpensive
to make as SW undershot, and operating with about
half the water and not liable to be' obstructed by ice
in the winter. The subscriber
tiMi to calls for, flick Wheels :it such placea, as may
be required.
-1101 *TAI, larriSlitirg,:-
. . ,
: • - ,-' ~: .ICor v .) . . .
This is to certify, that I have put in one of Howl) :
Patent Cast lron
: Direct Action Water Wheetsetit
place of a Reaction Wheel , that' the Dived Wheel
.
tjeeknottlotuttlie-tuil,Cßce- ifs-much by-theep-Inches
us the reUction - diti, and that I can grind "seven hush=l
els with the' direct ...action wheel an hour; and drive-,
two. run of stones, where I could not grind four hush
els in the same time with the reaction anal - .drive one
run Of 'stones. - - I PETER FAIEVESTOCIIL i
Enpltrata„Lail. cu . . Oct ; 1838. ~ ,
~
_ Alloway, May 5,4838
. . .
_This:may certify, that I have been engaged in Init r
ting in S. IL llowil's cast iron direct fiction water
wheel; both in the State - of New York and in Michi
gan, and can give it as my decided opinion.that with
8 feet head or Linder, rightly' put in, it will do more
business with the same water than any other Avatter '
wheel which I have vet had any ex liertrince in, and in :
retereneeln'inielnilitiiSifiiiiiithiii lielittifi "iiiiiii Malt'
have vet
,tried..., In reference to guarding against ice,
there can he no lietter operation, and it is very, easy
to: he kept in repair. _ _ .._
. . . .
, STEIIEN AILES, MltavriPht.
. „ .
• Alloway, Sept. 3, 1338: I
•
This may certify that I have la i
ut n my Mill one of
Mr:Howd i s direct water wlMels for the space orone
year. Iris a five feet wheel, and Flinve had a re-'
action in the same plaeel have also had Wheeler's
Union Wheel, yet:l tLii Mr. Ilowd's will-do- more
Liminess with less water thaw any other I have tried:
It does well.in back water. I, have had from 5 to 6'
feet head: I think we would do as inueli'work with
half the water as we used-to do with the undershoot
*11661,4111c1' has also been in operation in my mill.
....... LAWRENCE RILEY..'
• - Lyons, 5ept,3,1838.
This may certify, that we have used oho of S.
I lowd'a patent water Wheels since Oeceinben.last,by
the side of a re-action wheel, atul we think that
llowd's will do double the business with the same
water that the re-action will do, or very.. near. 'We
never have but three feet head, and can grind with
that eight bushel per hour. We are subject to back
water,---'This wheel ; wilbild'its.gooiLbusiness under
back-water as Viere-action, and we reconmend it to
the attention and patronage oldie public. . -
SIMON
MILES S. LEACH.
WTI. W. ERCSTIIESSER,. is
agent (or the above ß
mentioned water wheel in the
(mantled of Dauphin, Cumberland and York,nnd will
at all times be ready to attend to their sale and era
lion, at th&Ahortest notice, by addressing hi th at
Shepberdstoivn, Cumberland county, Pa.
April 8;1840. ..
:14t..VOILIVS -
HEALTH ELIXIR.
. There is not one case of Fever in a. thousand,but
may be effectually broken'. up and removed by the
use of this Elixir. It, removes all acidity indigestion,
bilious matter and constipation frotujite stomach
and'howels., It operates gently and effectually mt
the bowels, and powerfully, on the kidneys and ;kin.
It removes all unpleasant feelingsafter a heartimeal;
and promotes a good appetite. It needs Duly a trial
to give perfect satisfaction. Itlias become a general
practice, with many to use this article in 'all cases of
colds, painsin the bones, or heavy disagreeable feel
ing, tendering, to headache or chilliness. For hoarse
ness, if taken through the day, it completely restores
the voice without producing sickness. Whooping
cough; dud all coughs of children arc clued by
The stomach is kept in perfect Order by it, and it is
quite impossible that any disease should commence
while a tersolt _ is using this' Syrup. • -
-- TY If - taken - daily' itproduces a - rudychealthrottid
young appearance, by itriving-off all the .hunaors of
the system. Sold genuine at 2 - Fletcher street, one
door below Pearl street, N. Y. by Comstock & Co.,
and by 'all respectable Druggists. . "
Fors* also by STEVENSON &
ISLE, Carlisle, Pa. •
•
•
INGRATITUDE •• . • •
28 the% basest crime in man.
• We are not among that class of Edition's wlio for
few dollars will, (at the expense of truth and•ltoneto
ty) "crackup" an article and bring it into rapid salei
neither are we, willing to remain silent, after_ having
tested the utility of nn improyenient or discovery in
science or art. Our readers will recollect we told
.them welvere unwell with a sore •throat and violent
cold some few yeas ago. Well, we purchased two
bottles of WINSLOW'S. BALSAM OF HORE
HOUND Enid so sudden was the cure, that we forgot .
we ever had a cold. Those who are affictedimay
try it upon our recommendation.—Lewistown
Tele
graph. • •
.For bale by
• R. ELLIOTT, Carlisle,'
•• A. J. NORT,H,NeWrile,*.-
Also, by Druggists generally'ehroughont the coun
try: Price 50 °watt per bottle. ' ' .",
Oct. ea 1840. •`: •
ColumutneaTion.-•-SEEK HEALTH AND EN
JOY Llk ' E.-If wish to retain the richest bles.
"sing, attend early , to yourself, whenevy.".you find
that your appetite becomes impaired, your bowels
costive' or bile - on the', stomach. Remember Dr.
HOLIER'S •CELEBRATED• MEDICINES:..--
Procure them immediately,and use them according
to direstions;they inntediately remove these
. primai'Yttymptonns' from the system. 'Mut i on
'neglect yourself they will forma host of male ice,
such as. dyspepsiailiver complainte,jaundice, ain
in the .side aflictions,fevers; w ioli
Are: more. AstanatiTo cire,tes . dcalatten
'
wine and much distress. ."Prillarlieh's medininee!
„wilt terfainly cure all' &inns of the above mention
fed diseases., The plated must however not dOnceivtr
In thelatter stage* a cure can' he performed a
few days or aiveek, 'lf thimedieinelutd been' used
at the very first,kttack, the diseasecpuld have been
: - Oradicated ienittCh shorter - time; The. medicitie,
Must therefore 'be tried etriCtly for a' fortnight be;
fore much decided betiefit will be realized:, '
. . , 7 " -, A ItEuz#D:SuirrnEn.___
hx - 4 , 1180;
.1 , 'or '
r. parlselei and
... l'pa;:lirtrisT4ww. ,'::..
':.:BALN'ilit:OF:nnogipty:
14 TUE
.ppi.MIRATED RRntL+DY, FOR
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS,
-116TU,31EIROUS . reitiedietOinve , been-offered,-antl
iiuffed into notice Or , diseases, of.' he Lungs;
some Of wttielilitis tnidoiddetilY been found 'very:use.;
ful; but of ,idiAlutt,intve hitherto,been known, it 141110,
bond verSidly. acknowledged, there is' , none that luni
ever proved as successful as. the DALSOM OF
WILD CHPRIIY."
• Such •indeed 'ore the astonishing reitorative . and
healiigproperties of this " Balsamt" that even-in the
worst.-forms of-Coitsumptionovlien_ the-patient has
'suffered with 'the most Aistresshig cough,. violent
Pains in the chest, difficulty of brepthing,tught sweats,
bleeding Of the lungs. &e. and wheWthe Most esteem
ed remedies ofopr Pharmacopias had fiiiled to afford
any relief, and even when Botanic, Himicepathic, and
numerous other remedies, had been:used for many
months in vain, this invaluable remedy has eltecked
'every symptom, and been produCtive of the most as
tonishing relief. TO the early stages of the disease,
proceeding from neglected, colds, termed Catarrhal
Consumption, itlias -been used with Undiviating 811 C
cess, and in many, instances; when this disease seem •
•ed.to haVemarked its vietim, rot• on early grave, the
use of this medicine hag arrested every symptom; and
restored thelangStoa slate of perfect health.
In. that- . form,of Consumption, so prevalent amongst
delicate-young females, commonly termedflebllitb,or
"going, into a decline,"ir complaint with which thou
sands arelingering, it has else been used with surOri-_
sing success, and Mit ( — Wily pasesses the power of
checking the -progress of this alarming disease, but
at the same time Strengthens and invigorates the
whole system more effectually than • any remedy we
have ever possessed. .
•
• rjaLIVElt COMPLAINT.---lir diseases of ihe
Liver, partiellitriy AV hen attended with a cough,
zestion or wandering pailis iu the side, it huts also pro,
ved very efficacious, and, cured many cases of this
kind afier the most powerful remedies had failed,
10 , -.ASTILNIA:.---Tii.this complaint it has also been
used in namerous instances with the • most singular
success. It opens the chest, rendering the ln•eathing
perfectly free, arrests the cough, and, will seldom fail
to give permanent relief.
lIRONCIIITIS.—As ft remedy in all:Broni
child affections of the throat, attended with a hoarse
-ness;coughvor-sore_inthe throat, it:Mill also he found
a very effectual remedy,, and will mostly afford
'mediate relief ii . .usy.d at the comniencement of its
attack.- . • •
COUGHS & COLDS.--dn krimmen coughs
and-colds, that prevalLso_exteusively throughout the ,
winter, it w Übe found much more effectual Rion any
reinedy in use, and when colds settle-upon the Rings,
causing sal inflammation with pains in the breast;
ficulty or shortness of breathing, &c., the use of ,
• Balsam will suppress_such symptoms immediately,
and at the smile time prevent' the lungs from becom 7 _
r lng - MereseriouslydiScaseil..- -
cO - • CROUP ANDAY:II OHPING.:COUG
these complaints, so.coMmon to voting 'children, this
Balsam will he found much Superior to the • Parego
tie Elixir" Syrtip - OFSquills; mid the - various 'tough
mixtures in common use, as it is entirely free from
any thing-the least injurious, and may-at a tr. times be
given to children with perfect safety,ancl with the_cer-.
taintfof its affording them speedy relief. -•,.- • -
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE for many oth
er complaints, this Balsam avid also be found partic
ularly useful. , Besides having proved'au lt u
remedy in all Pulmonary. affections, it exerts a
_poiv
erful in fl iience over man) diseases de ending on a
depraved condition of thq,system,and those..who have
suffered-from-theindiseriinithitiruse•4l.C.Mcecury r or_
other deleterious drugs, that are often. compounded:
in different:quack nostrums, will 'find it a remedy of
great value; possessing the ,power of strengthening
mud ifivigmating the whole system more effectually
than any other medicine we possess..
CAUTION TO P_URCIIASERS.---As this mtiii
icine hasnlready.acquired great celebrity, there may
probably be some attempts to imitate it, and, deceive
the:public with a spurious mixture, to prevent which
I would wish all purchasers to observe thc.following
marks of the genuine Balsam. It is put up in bottles
of - two sizes each, 41aving the • words WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, PHILADEL
PHIA, blown in the glass, and a label on the front
with the.signature of HENRY WISTAR, M. D.
'without which lioneis genuine. - --• • - - •
Prepared for the proprietor by WILLIAMS &
Ca, Chemists, No. 2'2 Commerce street, Philadel-,
Oda, and sold by the most respectable Druggists and
other , appointed agents in all the principal towns
throughout the United States... ,
per" The Genuitie Balsam sold in Oar-.
lisle, by SAMUEL ELLIOTT,• appoint
ed Agent. •
Price $1:00 a bottle.
Decetitber 16;1840'---1
•
- Dentistry. •
•
• DIR.' I. CfLOOTIOS,._ •
tie
AS retut dto Carlisle, and Will, its heretofore
attend to the practice of Dentietry. lie may
be , found at Colonel Ferrees Hotel., Perkins re •
questing it, will be waited upon at their residedce.
O,J Refer t o DR. GEORGE D. FOVEAE,
DR. DAVID X. MAHON. •
Cuclisle,lllaitih.llo 840.--
Ha' Liniment.
NO FICTION.
This extraordinary chemical composition, the re
sult of science and the invention of a celebrated med
ical man,the introduction or which to the public
was invested with the solembity of a death-bed be
quest, has. since. gained a reputation unparalleled,
fully sustajningtbe corr&tness of the lamented Or.
Gridlley's last confession, that "he' dared not die
without giving to
,posterity the lienefit of his
on this subject," and he therefore - bequeathed
to his friend and attendant, Solemon Hays, the secret.
of his discovery.
It is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our 'country, first and most cer
tainly for the, cure of the PILES, and also extensive
ly and effectually as to baffle credulity, unless where
its effects are witnessed. Externally in the follow,.
ing-complaintst— --------
For Dropsy---Lreati ng - extraordinary, absorption '
at once. . '• .
Swellings--Reducing theta inn few hourii,"
Itheurantism---Acute or chronic, giiing quick
Sore Thront-- - -By cancers. ulcers, or colds.
Croup and Whooping-Cough--Etternally. tied
over the chest. ' • _
All Bruises, SpraiUS, and Burns-Cured in a few
hours. • •
. .
— Soresand Illocrs---Whether • fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores: . : • • '
• Its operation upon, adUlts'iuid children in reducing
rheumatic 'swellings, and loosening coughs and tight
ness of the chest by relaxation of Ole parts;liiii been
surprising beyond „conception. The, common re
mark of thbse who have-used it in the Pilea,lgs "It.
-acts like a eltatin.'! •
THE PILES.--The priee, sl,,is refunded to Any.
person who will use a' bottle of Hays , - Liniment for
I the .Piles; null return the empty bottle Without being
cured. Thole are the pesitive orders °Abe proprie
to'r tolbe agenti;tuul Out of many thousandksold, not
one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length, , %but
prefer - that thoSe wh6 sell the urticle should exhibit
the original to purchasers: • •
. To- Physicians and Patients.
. The Blind Pies, said to be. incurable by external
applications.—Soloprion Hays Warrants the crotitrary.
His'Lininient will cure Blind Piles.. Facts are more
stubborn than theories. • lie solicits all respectable
physicians to try it upon their. patients: It' will' do .
them no harm., and it is known. that: eveiy physician .
who has had the honesty, to make the trial, has, can
didly admitted thg it has -succeeded -in every case
they have knownr - TliWwhy not use if?
It is the
recipe nfone.of theirinosVrespectable members; now
deceased. Why refuse to use it ? Becautielt is Sold
as a proprietary -Medicine' :Is this a- sufficient :41i.
cure Fir suilZring their honest :patients -to linger in
distress? 'We think not. 'Physleinns 'shall be non.;
:vineed dust there.iii , no humbug ,•or quackery shout
i- . .
'this artiele,-Why then not idieviate huinari • suffer
.ing ? ; they Won't try; it, before; let ' them' after all
Other prescriptions - 111ff:: Physicians 'arc, respectfully
r'equestedth‘dothemsel4.,eifind patients the Justice to.
uSe this:article. Itshalltbtr-taken-from the bottles
And (loon up Mahe* prescription if the3r desire.
'r• • -;;,
SOLOMON HAYS.
Bold by poifistock Bt. Co. ,-'Who lesale Druggists,.
No. 2; Fletcher street, New York . :. "
alai) -by STEVENSON
PllsiKLE;',Oprle, - -
I .,,Punehiber 23, 1:1140.---ly. • - -
i' , 5.:1 . ,;.;:ki.. , Z .;,f,,:]';,;,'':;.il';'-:,.;..i;.
Winslow's 'Balsam of
',HOREHOUND.
An miparalieleciremedYfor. commen'Colds,Cdughs,
Asthma, Influenza, NVhooping Cough Bronchitis;
.:- and all diseasei of the Breast and Ltiliga; leading
to. Consumption; composed of the concentrated
Ilmmitet, 'Heil(' .Root, Liv ,
. yirtues of Horehound,
erwort and several ;other vegjtabre sidistanees.
Prepared only by . .L.M. IWINSLOW.,-RaelieSter,
, ,N. Y. ,.,_ . ,
. - The innocence pied-universally admitted pectoral
virtues, Of the 1 lerbs from w Web Ilie lIALSAM OF
HDREIIO.DND, is made, are too, generally known
(0 require recommendation; it is' tber'efore only ne•
expend to observe that this' medecine' contains the
Whole of their method properties, highly concentrat,
' - ed,iind"SO: happily combined With several other' vel. -
'getable substances,as to,render it the I most speedy,
mildlind Certain remedy, now in - use, for the Coin-
plaints above" mentioned. ' . . - - • . , ,
For Children, this Balsam is of inestimable value.
It is iv Speedy-remedy for the Whooping Cough and
Crouhund allbrdscertain reliefin Bowel Complaihte,,
Mk:, Teething,&c. , It is pleasant to the taste, and
May be safely given to , the.tenderest infant and should
be kept at all times in - every family ; as it .is much
'better for the complaints incident to Children, than
Pa regoric, Godtl.eys.Vor4lal ;or the Cordials imetim-
Monty used; ui hundreds in this City have testified.
' Read die. following.—l hereby certify that early
infhe Spring of 1831 . 3,1 contracted a severe. COLD,.
- which settled, upon my lungs, and threatened a •hasty.
Constiimption. I used several prescriptions, but 'oh-,
tamed. little or no relief; I was much alarmed.
Happening to he' in Rochester,l was advised by my:
friend, Mr. Winslow, to try n bottle of his :BALSAM
OF timiienouxn:' I did so, and to my surprise, ob , !
camel-relief at-Mice÷,and-by-ilie-use,of-tlint- Single
bottle' was perfectly restored-to health._ To those,
affbcted ' with ..Celds 'or Coughs, at this inclement'
season, nay "go and do likewise."
LEANDER CHIPMAN: r.-
• Pittsford, Monroe'co:, Nov; 9,1838.
.Mr. John AL. Druggist,
•_ _ _
-
Dear Sir: have , been for a series of years afflict
ed with- an'affection of the Lungs, and a hard cough,
and have many times arose- in' the morning as com
pletely bilutusted by excessive coughing during the
night as a person would be by a hard 'days labor.'.
have tried most of the popular remedies of the day;
but never found relief mail 1 met with your.lialsam
of Iloreboumd. All the other remedies or pulatives,
'Dial have used, leave the "bowels iu a congested
state, while yours leaves them solubfe and fioe. This
Iconsider sit great desideratum. On taking a dose of
y 011 r IQBllin when going to littd,l' rest quietly lino'
the nightond my sleep is refreshing. .1 take great
pleasure . recommeniling _your Balsam: of Hore
hound to all those - afflicted with :pulmonary coin
-plaints or any disease .appertaining to the lungs, and
I take this opportunity to {haul:Too-for-the great re-:
lief:Mil benefit I liWexperioneed through your in
strumentality. Yours, with much respect.
• COGSWRLL.
For sale by -- • •
- • S.ELLIOTT, : •
' A.. 1 NeWvillec
-Also, by Ibmigistageocrallytbrouglio4t tlie coat
try. Price 50 cents per-bottle.
April 1.5,.440.;--ly. • •
The lildian t'eselable rills..
Are Lptirgative. medicine„so _natural to the human_
constitution, and withal so mild, and pleasant in their
operation, that tiot the.slightest dread.of pain or
:less, need be :TOO:ended! from. their use; even by
the most delicate: At the same time, if used in 41,
manner as 1.9 operate freely, _ by, the bowels; those
morbid _humors, (which drposlted upon the various
parts of the body are tone cause of every ache or pain
we suffer) will most assuredly he, removed; and not
only will pain, or ilistrciS ()revery description up dri
froiii" Fit iSease into - form Ar ill he inr=
_posstblc.
'For the some reason, when, from t u tu sudden chang- •
es of atmosphere, or any other Cause, the perspiration
is checked, and thosti humors which should passulr by
the skin, are thrown inwardly, causing headaclie,hau
scan, and sickness, pains in the bones, watiVy and in
flamed eyes, sore throat, hoarSeness, cough s,tionsump
lion, rheumatic paint) in various parts of the body,and
many other symptoms orcatchingcOld,the Indian veg
etable. Pills will invariably give immediate relief.—
Three or four pills, taken at tight ott.going to bed ,and
repeated a few times, will.remove all the above un-,
pleasant my mptomS,and restore the body to even soul
der health than before.:
_Tfielndiaa,Vegetable,pills,(lndian Purgittive):ll".e
n natural, and therefore nee - rutin cure for Costiveness:
because they cleanse.thestomachaad bowels of thoSe
bilious humours, which not only paralyze, and weaken
the digestive organs, but are the cause of: headache,
mtuseau and sickness, palpitation of the heart, flying
pains in %minus. parts of the body, and many .other
disagreeable complaints. The same may be said of
difficulty of breathing; or atlima ; the Indian Vegeta
ble Pills will loosen and carry of by the stomach and
bowels, those tough pleghmy humors which stop up
all air Cells of the lungs, and aro die cause of the above
•
dreadful complaint; ••• • - •••• • •
In all distal-tiered motions of the blood, called inter
mittent,remittent, nervous, inflafmnatori anemitrid
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 bloanl;
consequcntly,as they remove the cause of every, kind
of disease,they are absolutely certain to cure every
kind 01-Fever.
So also when morbid humors are depoilied upon
the membrane. and muscles, causing those pains, in
flammations and swellings called Illieumatism ; GOut,
'B4 - ctlie - linlittn-Vegetable-Pills-may' be-relied - on as
always certain to give relief, and if persevered with,
will most assuredly, and without fail,Make a perfect
cure of the aboVe painful maladies. • Prom three to
sixof said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night
on goingto bed, will, in a short time, completely rid
the body . of all morbid and corrupt humors;' and
Rheumatism, Gout and pain of every description, will
disappear ns if by magic.
It shouldbe remembered that the Indian Vegetable
Pills are certain to remove pain in the side, oppres
sionpteausen and sickness, loss of appetite, costive.
ness,a yellow tinge of the, skin and eyes,. and every_
other symptom of Liver Complaint ; because they
purge from the body these corrupt and stagnant hu
mors which, when aeposited:upon the Liver, are the
cause of the above dangerous complaint. They are
also a certain preventive of apolexyand sudden death;
Because they Oily oft' those humours which, obstruc
ting the circulation, seethe cause of a rush; or deter
mination of blood - to - the head-giddiness-especially
acialurning_auddenly_reund..-..blindness---drowsiness
memorY--inflimunation_of the brain--_-im.
sanity, and every other disorder of the mind. ___ .
ONE WORD TO TIT. SEDENTARY.
Those wife from habit or ocimipation 'are kept much
within doors; shmild.remember that they frequently
breathean atmosphere which is wholly unfit-for the
.proper expansion of the lungs , and at the same time;
owing to 'want of exercise,the eowols arenotsufficient
ly evacuntesl--4he blood becomes impure, and head.'
ache, indigestion, palpitation of the• heart, and many
otherdisagreeable symptoms, are sure to follow. '
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,'
Being a cleanser of the stomach and bowith,and a di.
reetiiiirifieiiif the - Well, are certain not only, to re
move pain or distress of every kind &entitle the body,
but if used occasionally, so as AO keep the body free
from those humors Wllich are die cause of eirery male
dy under heaven, they will most assuredly promote
such a 'just and 'equal circulation of the blood, that
those who- lead a sedentary life, will be enabled to
enjoy, sound health, and disease of any kind will be
absolutely itimossible •
For sale.by : . . .
• •
-ACHARLES OGILITY, Agent, •
• .JACOB LAtTRAN,
• • 4 **Dillsberg,rork. Co.. Pa. '
. • cr . . Office and General Depot, No . Hifi Race street
Phil - n(141BM. • [May 20,
INTERESTING
.INTELLIGENCE.
To those tv ho bring up Children. '
i• Da. I ) ,Ants—Dear Sir—l take this present tifipors
tunity, of inniug youmf - .w
the onderfuli effsicts of .
IR'
VO /11Vi foil
ltillble 'SOOT/1110 Strata. son , tummies,
Tarrumts. My ichild was first mica'''., with. fits of
'.screaming'and crying, attended with a, dreadful
boivel .complaint.---I-sent for. a - ph/skin - Oche - came;
, and told me he could 1 10 - nothing-foc, it,. fiance
' the gums." ' Thiel Would not siibmit ftimire
opmmended your 44 invaluable ' Scathing . Syrup"'
which' r procured at your • °Mee, No.. /9 NORTH
H.
EIOIIT, STREET. • As seen as I obtained the
used it according to the,directions. The
effect was astonishing, the 'child went to sleep, and'
rested well'alVhiglit. The next morning l'used'A,
again, and continued it for several daya: child
recovered innuedlately, and . is, hearty •to this 'day.
.11appy.would it iw both for
,patents and little clti
dren, if they could, have access to,a ninon 'portion of
your medicine. lam sure that mopey r would lie 4r nir
object iu comparison with hunnin
•i ' • natsiEs;
I:Sept. 9,100.. • _ •- , Spruea
Alsoßor sale IVI - Leis Br. Co.. Carlisle; ,
Jsad.. Win. real, SluppensbUri; PC°
=I
MgkligiVFffliVta
tat Sui Very
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T: SUBSCRIBER reipectiullY tenderi his
'Oliteftilifcluit4ledgmenta to 'tlib lieliliefor the
very liberal sliarepf patronage he hasycceived dur
ing, theyasfyear, And 'would Atill continue to offer
them his professional services in their, iarions-bran
clies at his itiesidenCe;No:7, ,llM:per's Row. lie files,
clesnseS, and plugs teeth; and inserts incorruptible
tamer • me.tatio artificial teeth in the most approved
nianner:r Charged always moderate
J. C. NEFF, M. D.
Carlisle; March 25,1840.:--tf
PANITLY'
Prepared only by Pr.' D. Jayne, Inventor;
and sole proprielOr, No. South - Third
r -- street - , -- Philadelphia; -- an - On - aylre - hadr - of
S. ELLIOT7',and also of STEVEN
" SON DINEL:E,
pru gg ists i
• • lisle,' Pa. ' • , . .• L • .
These ntedicitics are: recommended and extensive
ly used by•the most intelligent persons in'the United
States, by numerous Professors and Presidents.oP
Colleges,-Physicians of the Akniy and Ptivy, and ofl
Hospitals and Almshouses;and by More than three
hundred Clerg,men of various denominations.
They arc
. expreSsly prepared -for family, tii3ti f And
have Refit:tired ari Unprecedented popularity through- '
out the Htsitedi,Siates; and as they-are-so admirably
calculated to preserve NEALTII and cure. DISEASE, no •
family shotild'eVer xvitliout theth. • The , proprie-_
forelf these valuable preparations received :bis
cation at one of the best Medical Colleges itt the Uni.
ted States, and Ws bad fifteen %ears experience in an'
- extensive and - di versitied - practlce;ny wliiebliebaslitid
ample oppertunities of actpltring a. practical -kticrwl
edge of disease's, arid of tne remedies best calculated
to remove them. • . ,
- - .
-These PrepfiVetionS consist of • -• _ ' •
. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, a valuable remedy
for cough, colds, consumption, asthma, spitting. of
blood„croup; liooping cough, hrottehitis,pleurisy and.
inflammation of the lungs or throat,tlirmulty Of Amen
thing, and all diseases of .pulmunary organs.—Price
one dollar.
Also JAYNE'S HAIR .TONIE, for the preserve
lion, growth and beauttof the hair, , and which will
pOsitivelybrilig in new hair on- bald heads.—Price
one,dollar.
Also JAYNE'S TONIC YEIRMIFUCE, a cer
tain and pleasniit reidedy for - ivorm's,dyspepsia,pfles,
,and many other diseases,---Price 50 cents. •
Also JAYNE'S cAnmiNrrivg• .13ALSAM,
certaKedre - for bowel and summer complaints;diar
rlice, dysentery cholic, cramps; vide headache, Our
stomach, cholera enorbini,knd all derangements of tlin
stomach and howel4 nervous, aireations,See.---Priee
50-cede. •• • . •
. . , .
• -AIsoJAYNE'S SANATIVP. PILLS, forl'emale
diseases, liver complaints,, costiveness, fevers,i
mations, glandular, obstructions, diseases of the skin',
ik.C.,anil in all Cases where an alterative or purgative
medicine is regal red.--yriee.2s cents A box.
May . _
Ons Hair 1 1 onic -‘
.
e
For the growth, preservation and. restoration of the
hair.. This is an excellent .article, and has, in nu
ineixtus hisiances, produced it tine growth of hair.
onthe heads of persons svho had heed bald for.year.B...
LADIES AND
- GENTLEMEN, --DD wish elegant,
luxuriant and eautiful haie? I knowyou Will AIISWeI' •
Bear, for one. moment, the cause of its loss, why'
it turns gray,•rustyand - coarsei harsh and-unpleasan - : -,
in its appearance, and finally falls off. Each hair has
a root in the skin; and is a hollow tube, through
which there is a constanteirculation of fineblood.---
By this circulation the hair' is nourished and held
.fast, its glossy colour is given and preservedoind it is'
covered with the finest oil. Now any thing which in-
Jnres the skin of the bead, or --divet•ts or. takes.away
the blood from it, will prevent or inlpede the circula,
tiOn. througlabe tubes of
cause it to NI off or turn gray; or both. .Hence ..
Wig that any cause that ribitructs or weakens the cir
culation of blood through the skin, or that diverts the
blood to - pthee parts ofthe - srStem; will-take-away-the.
lively, fresh and youthful appearance of the hair, ar
rest its growth, turn it gray sooner or later, and in
thousands of instances cause premature baldness.
:For sale by
S. EIIJOTT, and
• sTEVENSON & MNKLE,
Carlisle, Pa. \
may 13, 1843. 7 -1 y •
e call the attention of those: at
dieted with premature baldness. to the exeelkint hair
Tonic prepared by. Dr. Jayne of this city. listing
used it ourselves, we can speak of its virtues by expe
rience, and we unhesitatingly pronounce it an invalu 7
able remedy to irevent the falliug• off of the halroull
to restore it from n 'dead, to a fine, healthy appear
once. We can also Speak from personal . knowledge
of the cases of two or thrCe friends who were predis
posed to/baldness, who 4 the use of Jayne's Hair
Tonic, have now luxuriant hair. We have no dispo..---
sitiow to-pufF, indiscriminately all kinds of remedies -.
for nil diseases -which flesh is heir tcybit when we
have testsd the 'virtue of an article, we are free to say
it is good.—S'aturilay Evening. Post.
_Jayne7,7_. Hair _Tonic.---Woii ovc,borctoror, Mint
-I;ered ourselves among those who believed that the ,
Hair Tonic, prepared by Dr. Jaync, was one of the
many quack nostrums whose virtues are never seen
beyond the fulsome pull's of their authors. We are
willing.Yallength, to make public acktiMvlddgrocut of
the error of ourbelief.—Awintimate friend,some two.
- or - three months since, all the top of whose cranium
was as bald as apiece of polished marble, maugreall .
our jesting-and ridicule of the idea of attempting
to cultivate so barren a spot purchased a bottle 'or
two of the link Tonic from Dr. %layne,anil according
to his directions applied it. During the present Neck
the same friend ushered himself into our presence, and
unitirerhighis hitherto naked head, astonished us with
a thin,though luxuriant growth of hair, from one to
two inches 111 length---upon the very premises we had
believed as unyielding to cultivation as the trackleis
sand that skirts the Atlantic. This is no pull, but is,
religiously trne,and to these who doubt,the gentleman.
cart hepointed out. What is More in' favor of this
".Tonic," the case here cited was not one ofActimora
rybaldness—no sudden loss of the hair--but was one
of years' standifig, though. the th e gentleman is butt
forty-five years of op.—Philadelphia: Spirit of the,
'Bat
--WAR ! MART :WAR niakro Lava
declared hostilities against -oor L neiglibor::Bn—layne, 7 -
on imeonni Of his Hair Tonle; which is knocking all
their business into a "'coated - I - MO ladies and Len
tlemen—ola and young are flocking to the Doctor's
standard.' Heads long divested of even the first rudi
ments of hair, after using his Hair tonic soon appear
with new anti flowing, locks, which Absalom himself
Might have envied. Wardless boys are seen with
large and Lusby whiskers ; and ladies smile again•
through their:own raven ringlets more beautiful and
bewitching than ever. Bald heads ale doffing their
wigs cud throwing-thenktollie"Moks and the bats,, ' er
while the Wig makers stand aghast as they behold
the deMolition of their business.
.
, What will be the consequence of this war we know'
not, as the wiggies are outrageoui, and the Doetorre
mains firm, and declares that "some things can be
done as wel as others,"and that bald' heads may, as+
well weaßheif'oWit hair as that of others.6--rWeek—
ly Messenger: , . • . • . • . .
Jaynes Hair TOnio."-:-We. Meet at almoit eierr
corner, when perambulatingthe streets, men wearing
long and-glossy hair, which. they seem to. be proud
of, and others who have raiied.in.a few weeks, a crop
of black moustaches,Thatlwouldvie with the glossiest:
bruin that ever walked the forest. -It haquzzled us
to kamOthe• Secret *of thoite - vvondrdus
hair; Out Messrs. SANDS, 79 and 160 Fulton street,'
have got the rerieily,-ivhere all who are curious
such ME.I c
tterupy , Itaya a 'valuable secret.,—.7reto
York Tricie." --- • . .
Sold lairl'hiladelphia at 20 South Third Street' '
j, Axers-EXPEOTORANT...--This
icine has already proved itself to be all Ant!
.ir ha's" been recommended; by , those who have given' .
it afair test in this counttz, and the demand for stiti-'" -
'creases daily.. We have just heard of an important
cure of A ithma t ' whieli has been effected by the use of
it in a nejghhortngtowit-4-the easci Wail:that (if fe
male who hadfor a langpme been under the care of
a - physician, but bill received'no'relief;'antl her case
was beginning to be.consider' hoPelePs• As 'a
.lail
resort she purchasea a bottle `of Dr. dayne's'EipectoL
;rant, yid eh caused her to expectorate freelx;vaduld:
' cased ' her cough, ; and Is. rapidly restoring, her to
'width; Wehase nd hesitation in Saying' thls preps- , •
'intion.of Dr.-Jayne,-tor. the pure of , coUght i colds; in.,
fluedia, Asthma, Consumption , &c. ietlie most vales. ,
m e medicine ever offered to the Anierlein
There is no quackery about Jayne is one o
Stie - moet,Slc ilful 'practising 'physician/3'ln PelmaYirMi
ma I and Wherever his preparationaluticiteen.thor.,
Mighty tested,he is looked upon min gt . cictpublickep
FoM sale; by-Sartritel ElliotiUnd,,pteven,Son Dia'
',kle; Carlisle, ra,• 2 ' ';'-"Ogftriay,f3 taw
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