Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, April 28, 1841, Image 4

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,Carriages.. , •'
TIME Anbacviber has On hand apd is
tkiveeil andlip Carriages, of Afferent pm
cds and patterns; such as
• . COACT - LEES.,
Top.- ffinirotaches",.
Standing top Family Carriages, Tilbaries .
and .13nggies•of every variety.
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,Both Carriages and Ti'buries will be sold eltoper
'then ever offered in this country before, prices ;;Ill,oto $4OO for Ca4r or good Raper. liaYing a very
,heavy stock on hand,"the Subscriber wig be undneed
to sell 'Very low, and hopes that persons wishing to
purchase Carriages will give him a call before going
elsewhere„ . , ~
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• Also, a large - assortment of . - . -
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.'' Silver; Brass -Japan • d
: MOUNTED - HARNESS '
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---- .1144 - 11160.b1e and Shagie. - T
:'The above Work is made by first rate Workmen,
and
of the choicest - materials. , ~
CO - Repairing done as usual at the anhser:her's
Shops, situated on Pitt street, immediately in rear
Ofi• the Methodist - . Church; and .near- the
.114i/road,
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DqPcitt.,
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Carlisle, March 3; 1 341..---3 in: •
Cheap. Cloths,
The ',,sobstribers will soli_ their stnok of Cloths,
Citssilll6VUS tltlll ()lbw. AV °oleo Good 4, yory dew. for
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Atireli 17, 1341
CERTIFICATES OF-AGENCY.
• • FOR TIM HALE OF
Bralattreths Tii*ei-erable 1732111C1*.
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• Siti ein..B) - 7. - - :
• Are held by OK-following; agents in- Illicit' resper
tire conotiesT , panwroos vonot,o+.lls - , - of - t tow
'pills to.cl - qtemptc-(1to be palmell:nym
ty,, tbe propOety of pureli;i4ing only rronl theseepg
' razed afTents, will be appnretit,
Curni)erland Connty—Peorg, W. 1
iM,rell_Afeelmnivbb!trg . ;2( ki)ln 211' -_,){ TY,
- - S. - Culbert , pm„Sliiplipwshin , 4; --
p 01711)e Op 11 , 1 saae rt 1 .. 13
".=:Clinrebro_trit:- ^ !"-. ,, 7 O VASIEPOZ'
J. - It S. X -- ; - • ,
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FRESH SPRIN-Q-GOODS.
Aitxoia) ABRA,Nts JioTi , ut rvv.k .l %'ed
a - 6 iituEst..
tic* Vore,*a. Ity . ,;Clool spiv wild s.ortniya of ,
.L....EA,WI.(C)NA ItE SPRING G 001)S.
convicting in pnrtef -
Blue, Black, Jirown,.idrrtia, Greon and In . z. , l•s•ib.'e
Green, Steel ...Visor!, and Drab Cl2o'lliV
- Blue, Black, Drab, Steel Hix'd, Fancy x'd, Bath
• Ribbed mill Tweed CaNSiIaVICS . ;
Cassliput . .7, at all prices.; •
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'Velvet COrds;lfeaverteens; 'Lion Cloth I.i . ersey; and
nil kinds of Pantaloon stun t. . • • •
• Veatings of all deseriptions'andnt-ell pri'c'es ; • •
Sommer Cloth, of anions colourttand prices ;•
Fizureel Vault ,1 Sgh• Geo (I!
Rich 6-4 'Mack and ' D.'ac kat: Geo 1-811,.& - S.'
lk Rhine, Colored and Black . Gho de).
l ;rides,
Black, Lace and Gauze •Veils;
Silk dress Shawls, Handkerchief's and Scat fs of the
latest style; •
Black, lilac Black, and changeable Bombazines; •
iltfouslin,de Lains of various patterns and prices';"
• A general assortment ofCap and llonnetilIBBOls:lii
A tine assortment of,Pinglish*Doefestic.Pl2lXTS
Thread'Lace, thread Vlifencia and Cotton Edgings ;
Rnilling Ind Lare_of all 'kinds; - •
V Timid, White;Black, , Plain
. Together vv dh a llrge assortment of
Queens ware, Hardware, Groce
ries, Ceder Ware, &c. &c.
All of whiCh this' are mewed to sell 2n per rent
cheaper than can be bought in Cumberland county,
or elsewhere.
;:'} - Thep would respectfully invite the pablic, to,
• call and examine their stock illat'gains will bWgiv
en-iio mistake. _
N. 11. Counter, Prodwe ofall kinds will he taken
in exchange for (-loot's, at market price. .
March SL 1•741: - - .
BONNET SILKS.
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A layge assortment of Bonnet Silksjost received
at the New Store in Shippenslowg, and Mfered for
sale by ARNOLD ,&; ABRAMS.
March 31, 1311,1 •
BONNETS.
Just received at the Nev Store, a lame and splen
did assortment of English Straw and Florence Bon
nets; offered for sale at low prices by
ARNOLD & ABRAIIS.
March 31,.1841
MOUSELINE DE LAMES-
Just received, elegant Alous. de Laines at 20, 25,
31.57 k , 50 and 75 eta, per yard. . •
(MIAS. OGILBY.
•March 15, 1841.
ZlClte:CelOirateil.lllors.e.
W AK EF I EjAD
"Will stand for service
—durinT,Alterseairhi — elinf-T
. menanq "on the ' Ast of
April and entling.on the
follows=,
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„ tsz AlL'=LIN ...... 'Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of. each
week,,.Middlesex, l II
R. ~.10SCX, RIO Friday and' Sat
tirdayrtitlhe stable of Andrewitnherts, in Carlisle.
1 lie te'cios lire $t fur the season, and $lO fOr
iusur
allee
6( 11,4`v
Any-Peroon parting with an Inanrgd More before
site 19 kooww to he with lbal, will be held liablelor
"lie Are .
Groat 'care will be' taken, but no accountability
for accident - 3. •
. ' - JOHN THOMPSON
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The thorough bred Horse, ~
4.IPETER •PAPH Y,37
• ' , Will 'stand the ensuing season
at Ca
the rlis hand le; o
Lillen the terms set forth
. ' "in . .
' - Peter Parreiis of the very best
racing: blood. 'Re was • got " Oscar"—his dam
• "Betsy Wilkes" washy the celebrated "Sir Archie"
—his grandam g grandam by
"Dare pevirhis.g g grandam by"Lampligliter"--
Itis'g g's•-grainlain by Sums' W-iltlair." By refer=
once to the 'Cud 46 - pister, it will be seen that "Olite-'
ga' by 'Thiicileon,' dart by 'Oscari! lAndrewetta' by
'Anilreiv„'..tlam.by .gOscar,t"Clarion' by '..l}loinnoutli
, .Belipse,' dam by
now
•,' are among the most sue
cessfttl. h9ries now 'on the tt , 4, having both speed
and bottorti. •t , „
tienlars see liaailbips. •
LOOK HE°ItE Sri
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• • CIEMMIIIgite (1511 A- 3 4 8
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Tito - Subscribers offer their present Stock olitir.r-;
reduceirpricest, and eontinqe at such
.is , - large: portion - of. - their
Stook hi Offered at Cost. ' •
HITNE 12 84 MULV.4.I%IY: . • '
C4o l 4caloo. 30, 1840. • .
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Th Suliseri beri hmie on Nina. a large ilesortment
Dr Oaslitoere;.Tliibet, Morino; Mocha, Chenille and
either kiklii,ol Slinwls w4loh'illey will, sell itt a
0 11 4 1 !44va14r0e Cad: ~ - , -
: HIT-VER ce atuLvax.r.
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EITNE a &.... AI LILI",1. .Y
'--WHOLESALE -& RETAIL
Copper,
Sheet Ikon 'and Tin
• Waft, •
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/DIM: SCr3iCaltll'll2, that Mal for pitst favors,
1 oill,l,itirtrat the ii.thlic, that he c ottinties to
rofortfacture at his. old staatlio North Ilanoyor street,
Carlisle, typo till'
. 1 larttroati'a hotel, every article in
the' line of his littsitteß, such as. .
63Wallia0) 9
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Wash Kettles, Dye Keith's, lhater.,Ket-. Nk
Spolding; and every variety of
3*l',
)runts,, ..S7ove
nrippiAg Pans,.%T .
10-atso offers-for-sale—.
Oookiug, Parlour,
Chaint!cr and Office
for wood oreii.:-11.;:ofiiiErla ,
ic itrtl imitcro—all of
whith , he will dit,pos&: of on ihe most tc `
ttsonehle
EMI
3 Afioll FRIDLEY.
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N.. 11, Tle also fins for sale the improved R o t a ry
Conlii;.; Staves, which foki—sopei:hir to •aoy ei.er ()l
eered is this plaro, ,
Carlisl:, Feb. :3,„1Pi1t.---:iro_
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B A It it
,Vootiteinwr I;indatte'ii,
.At their New Stnre in- Centreville, hare just
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ceiceil and :weir nidiniing a vtnn- snloniti;l
itssoilineiit lIRITISIL,FIMNeII•wid DOMV,S T ,
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tcltieh have Fh•leetvdni7iiii"niiii.lit , :ire in the cities
or NI , AN7 Y( /RN. and I I, ,:1)!•;1,1'111.k, and whii•li
they t•es;a•etially avito the eu izeam- pc•
:ta,l vici,iih to call itnd en ;12111 . 1W, :0:4 they n ill lie etia
-4i5E51,19:1)14.,-43a..„..:titalliz,11;.1.1eeititall%;11,•911,1;, thaa.
4iiiiv.r . ntalinsllimna in- the ,eottaty. . W,y he
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tinPT .
Ilrowa,
Drab, 'mil a vat'it'•l:j . . 91 16ti pi iced-.
CO lh (f).4 Tqf,t ;..7..1 c,
(;;1 , ;,i01,1•0'.., 111'011141M :I'll . priced. Sntlinri I.;
Vel s tr i p _
11, , P1W1Ta.:11:1 1 PI 1 ‘I ;I/
. a (DI ( . tis..iinc.l.o
Vt•stings. : - osratlv-a !if ail
color:; of
r:;?ci E,l ()oaf;
soil: Llr r:)1. Gotitlenion's 'wear. Mick
Italian I oitestvings.. Grocr Nnpy, f'o De Swn3,
Gro.4 lie Swi,l,l4;tl S , ll,lvt.xl;illks,C.ll.tll(,)'4,
I.lll)liitwit, f
zureil 11111!:.
VVIk. iiirol6llS;"&e
eNet.llont azisrwirnt•nt - (11-•fion
nn(IL Table.
Dfalivr, Crash
lienvertecils,Er'e. A :ksvwtmolit of I ,egh -11 1 . 1
(11 . 111 liTtll4.ol, 1:111111 , 1!.15, l'at;:ts9ll, &c. I
nit extembire assortment or >, • •
(;rocilries and qn6ensware
of the tuna( approved The tuthlio • re re
spectfully im'ipt,l I i.esll :rut u l;e fur the,uselves as
they are (h•teriniuell - t.) Sell i'lle:41)
pfollncc. '1 \ Kt.:RP-V.4S art• • respectfully
incited to call and eNartihte their stock of Lfiptors
befOre purehasing:elsewhertp •
Centroville, Cum. Co., October 1 I, 15 ill•
- 11 - U-ST--11-rlf4M-V111)_ at the -New Store in Ship-:
petiNborq, a Irdtkonit:nssorinieot of Scarfs and
Worked Collars, for sale by
ARNOLD 84 , , A 1311.1.115.
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Nlarch 31,1841
Fortk...)al e.
The two Story Stolle I louse,necup . ied Lt' the sub
scriber on 'East stre'et t Carlisle, multi - the Lot of
rt,ct f m ot. 0» sAiii st r ert,,,o.eNtemoi g
250 feet back, to eke Letort spring, Mitii• is'a - Sto)te -
Stable, n Carrine Home; and a well of water on
the premiers;--'Fite whale prod ertyl
substantial stone Ivan. For further particulars-apply_
to • P. C. HAM....
Carlisle Nov 4
LIBIGE
1 - 1 1 q 1, . 1 3 70 7, 42.4Y - flUo
The subscriber hereby informs the tAitize n s of Car
lisle, and the imbue g enerally, that he has. taken life
shop nearly opposite the where be will be Tye
pared to matatlitettire to order, on the most reasona
ble terms, ai r y article ,in his line of business, such as
lie will also attend to Steelin g and Grindin g -Axes.
soliieits a share of public patronage.
3011 N 11A1111.19.
Carlisle, Nov. 5, 18.10. •
Variety Store, &e.
TWIBE subscriber, thankful fbr-past_favors,respect-
I fully infbems the public that he still continues
'to "hold forth" in ,Church Allry, nest' "Education
wlierehe has now on hand a large assortment
of notions. cousisßirgib towi
Cakes, Cheese, Bacon, !lanes, 'Hour. Soap, Cider,
Spices; Fruits, Sweetmeats, and other necessaries
-elleulated'for _this mereclianc
N. B.He also continueg to lcuep nwEating Mona:,
where gentlemen can he accommodated with Tripe,
Pigs Feet, Pickled Oysters,&c. at the Shortesturrace.
JACOB SlP4ti
Sept. 9, 1840:-1 yeti
-n i AltAsx & rrimzsreu BLANKET SHAWLS
of At new style, foe FIII,C at - the New St eye in
Slikitietisktruhr-RN-01,1)--&-4-111? A M
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Oren , ffirarfftvare, Grocery, 4*
111,41R1ET T 0 R .17 •
T"gsubscriber has just returned from
tli n"Cities of New York, Pidladdpliia and Hal
,tiinore, and IS 110 W opening at his store 1 . 00111 S. )'l.
CarllCl • oG lifark;t - Squai.c. and Main Streets (For
merly-occupied by. Geo. W. ilitner,) .i q . gcaeiWitps ,
P
sortment O - • • •
llartlwaa, Slime lirare, Cerlyi• ;rare,
Brittania Ware, Groceries,' Oils ;
Paints, Varnishes, Glass,-11,11154-
es, Maps, Canes, I,ennpqor
• burning , Oamphine Oil, .
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and a great variety of artietti useful and necessary
for furnishing and keeping a house. .lie hasalso, and
witiconstataly-keep on hand . • • . •.'.
Ciamphine
a • cheap and elegant intlstitute for'tipurin _oil; and
having been appointed the iwedt of Messrs: Hackers
atidprother of NeWavk ,N, J., for the sideol Jone's,
Patent Lamps in thili enmity, lie is prepared to•fur
iiish Lamps mid Oil,at a - very reasonable rate to all
mho may Wish to use this' oew and economical light:
travitrg selected his goods himself, mid Made his
purehases
he is able,anit is deteriiiined to
_sell! Air.' • • •
' Those having the cash to lay out wilffiiitl
advantage to give him, a •eall,qe •
• • ; • 11.ENRIV:DUPFIELD
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: • ' Lace :Voottki., ~,..,-..‹..„;
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': A large assortment of I.ThrOad :Lice and Edgings
Carnlnao.and Swiss Edgings and Iniertinge,for sale
at rOducdd.prioos at the store of '
. , • , , , , .• I.IITXER En` .. 7 11U1.7.,9NT. :
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LAIN AND FIGURED MOUSELIN - DE
L.UNS, oll'errd rep sale by •
•- . - ARNOLD & ARRA NIS.•.
Bargains,..33thiga,in§.
Cheap-Goods for Cult.
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. The Subscribers, desirous of maiming their stork
obleatelettulitte, lifter it at reduced, prices fur Cash.
Their entire stock of • •
B-11-4140 - -Bi-BVIS •
Ctasimeresi SatincUs,, illerin.oes, Ran
- nets, 4.c. (S•c: -•
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will be Acid at'a vtlry squill advance. Such persons
as aye desirons of tibial clog gopd bargains will please
call at the store of
N -& . •-•M Uj .
N. li. The oldie? stock, of .)Icrehmulize will be
sold a.bargain to tiny one wishing th engage in the
business, if application be 'wide immediately.
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flack liValnatt, Pla,nk:-
rrti E Subscriber •to purchase
ale ,, lf:;) 1 1...1'UT
ity .th a t may be °freed; frit: r_orty Dollars
thonsand feet blank meastire will be given..
ISILTU gocid' finality; two inches and
one-eiglitlein thickness and fourteen feet lour inches
Jo be delivered :lithe Canal in
tiir'GtioitierliiCilYallcy hail
itowl,ol,(l.inonediato -information. for wataldlitojlie.
is9lakeeit?ee, • . . .„ , ,
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1 Mil - ini — illlll.li 4 .;Tfi 14=1 ...ttoNFir
rifcl7. 7 , - (Viiyiiila - ac4 - 4 - i g
residing in - • • • 5
-- DXVID FREED, :fit. .!
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TIIFI great enenttragmeqt, luUTtofore - received
idSVieicifities, induces - bin - 0o OP
recto the public a new and improved Horse Power,
ii Idyll rewire shifted in gear- or-mtt .01 gear by-keys,-,
.and shift the band to give tt flye ditrcrent rovoltitions.
And lie hat iTo . liesitation in assuring the
he is now ttlildto furnish them milli an-article far su
perb-W-4o . Por•speed
-awl elven threshing .ainh case to the horses,lfe be
lieves his machines to lii tl , ll.llllllled. - •
Ills price is sllth--seNetity, dollars to be paid cash,
:eel the halaure hi six iiinnilisjoi• which a note 'tilt
lie re.ptired ith. interest.. Any person pilrehasing
mid:ll - wand plum :Muir trial, net. hcifig-pl eased, can
:Thorn it. Ile will at all 0111(1 Ise readyto furnish'
them on the shortest notice; orders from rt,distance.
will be plitiNnally attended also repair
machines on the shortest notice. •
NVIELI.VNL
Newville July '2n 18
_LI, COLOURS OP CARITT CIIAIN•jey
salt. at. the New Si ore iti"Shippen,slwg, by
ARNOLD ttc...AIIRMUS:
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alm of Columbia.
:British Consant ()Ace
• Philadelphia.
K N eT1 1 :011 ‘ ill i c;)1 1 -1:( 1 . 'Al t1 S in? N I
S fl o tti ‘ t v l i : l t o r ni Il t o h l e t s c e w l ;s r o c ‘ s - - . ,
Esq. his !Litwin.: Majesty's Coltsul for the City of
Philadelphia, do hereby certify:Plait Robert-Whar
ton, Esq., uho atfests to the foregoindeertiticateS; is
-Nlaynr-ol ,the City - of Philadelphia ;Ml that Mat,
thew Randall ; Emu., is Prothonqtary of till? Collk of
01111111 On Pleas for.the city and county 'of Philadel
phia, to twill' sr Bose gignitimes, with the Seals of their
respective offices, full faith and credit is due.' •
fitilher certify, that.' am liersonally acquatntcd
with doSeph L. Inglis,one of the signers of the certi
ficates hereunto affixed, which expresses the efficacy
abbe Balm of Columbia, and that lie is a person of
great respectability, and worthy of fall fliith.and ere
(lit; and that I lIRVO heard him express, his unqualifi
ed approbation of the 'effects of the said Balm or Co
lumbia, ill restoring his hair.,
Civen under my linnd and scal.of of ice, at the city
of Phil a delphia, in the 'Stott: 4 a PeonSylvailia; - the
United States of America.
3111,BERT ROBERTSON.
. Reorl the following.
ROBERT 'WHARTON, Esq., late Mayor of
Philadelfiliiii, has, certified, as may he seen below, to"
the high character of the following gentlemen.-
_ Ihe undersigned do hereby. certil „that wo have
used the Rahn of Columbia discm'ered , by J. Old
,ridgeriand haVefound it highly' serviceable not, Only
as a preventive against the falling off ofhair,but als
a certain restorative.
---.IVM, - --THA - TCHEW,',-senior,---
Methodist Minister in St.'Heorge charge,
No. 8t North 'Fifth st.
JOUN P. INGLIS, 331 Arch st. ' •
JOHN THOMAS,
.111.41. 163' - ace st,
JOHN S. FUItEV, 101-Spruce st.
HUM! McCURDY, :NS South 7th st.
JOHN YARD, jr., 123'Arch st. '
The aged, and those who persist in Wearing wigs,
may not always experience. its restorative qualities,
yeeit will certainly raiseits Nvirtues in the estimation
of the public, when it is known that three. of-th6-a—
hove signers are more than 50 'years of age, and the
theg-s-not-lessht
[Prow this .31iiporj ' •
IffOMLIONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVAiOI9
City of Philadelphia...
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• I, ROBERT WILkR,ToN; Mayor - of said city Of
Philadelphia, do hereby certify that I urn 'Well 'ac
quainted wits Messrs. J. P. Inglis, John S. Furey,
amfllugh slV,Eurly. whose names are signed to the
• above certificate, that they arc i ontlemen of chavac
tmand respectability, and as such full credit should
te'iliven.to.the•AtitLeertifiente,
Li witnein. Whereof, IMve hereunto . set my hand,
L
r and.caused the seal of the city to be affixed,
the sixth tiara 'ewmber, &o. • •
ROVER 'WHARTON, Mayor:
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LDRIDGES I/FU OF): 'COLUMBIA FOR.
'TIE eS.R3JIfiVe qualities arelts
o uts ti• •
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' Ist. For ittfasits keepitiglthe. head free front scurf
'and Caniinga luxuriant growth of . •
9.d. rot' Indict uftUe child-birth, restoring the skin
to its usual strength and firmness, and,preventing the
falling out Odle - Indy. -. 1 •' -
For any persintreenveriterorit any debility,
the stUne effect is'ProdueOd.
4th. • If used in infauck till agoofi growth is started,
it may be preseried by attention to the latest period
sth. It freeis the.head from dandruff; strengthcp s
the roofs, imparta healtivand vigor to the circulation'
imilpreventsthe. hair, from. changing. coldee'or 'get
ting gray'.
It coliceli the !Mir Curl.beautifuily When
done tip in it over night... • ' ~ •
et , No ladies' toilet'shoUld ever r lm 'made without it. :
77th, Children who have by: any. meetisrminpFaeted
Vermin ip th e
,heath are itpinecliatell'.4l4 ilurf44/r
cured ofthettibytlts,ule:; • It ii infallible
For' itle at themit' "'store of Ccinieteitk, .15c•Cd40'•
iletcherstreet neatw,Vl'eael;aild•in AifSte, -
vensoriBallifitle.' (Dee: 16,1840, 7 4 y
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Ale di adi o'sb.iir Line
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' ,Ektzveco Mechanicsburg-rail&
Philadaphio
•[.IIY IMIL 110 AD 0J CAMIL]
-1 11111 E sotAcriberatiateftil for rin'st favorg i
beg leave to inform their friends mathe'ptildic
generally, that they continue to' run 'a line,of,
Intrthen Cars regularly hid teem' Mechaniesburg. and,
Philadelphia ovAiltimore, by which goods and
of all descriptions will Lie forwarded with' earn'
aid iletniatelt - ilf - thTl.. - Ititireir,inta --- Of
• Produai will be received at their ',Ware 'llousys.
in Meclumicsbneg; and . forwsirded_m_either
delphimor - Baltimore, according •th the direction of
ihe, owner. • . . •
` - '•Clie highest price will be given for Vbeat
and Flour.
IMESBACII MEILY,
N. B. Plaster of Paris and SalLontways kept on'
hand i er»d for:Side at the lowgst 'pAccs. _
July - 20,1810.-Iy. „:
Dvve.mber 30; mo.'
ItirITINES
i»fproved
El'ai_zyrt -11.92• Ne
Co.,
rI gr:VA
COMMISSION . Sz FORWARD-'
ING. MERCHANTS,
Have removed - to the capacious Warehouse recently
odebUted by D. Leech &'Co. at theitorth-westcOrner
of Cherry and Broad street, Philadelphia,
Front the theilities which' the location and internal
arrangement of this depot afford,-80 to 40iBurthen
Cars can be tlevtutnochitcid tO unload and load at 'the
same eine with imlTicientroom to store2.o,ooo barrels
of Plour, and 4.00 to 600 ton of Grain exebtaive °rale
forwarding departineut. •
—Produce-0 f-revery-datei p ou vvil Lim—received as
usual on consignments, and liberal advances made on
receipt (if required) until sales are effected..
....11,11G, HELLAS &
' North-west corner of Cherry & Itroad'st. '
. Philadelphia.
.
' Ilf.P ETtENCE . : -
AV. S. Colican ' Cashier. . ~
Henderson & - Parker, c ar i tsfe . - _ -
nenry illioadsr, ' ' '
.. ,•.. - ~• - -
Satoniersoo &r... linsgermar,
lcimli S woyer, ,Venaiille. .
~ .
David Nevin Shippenibars.
.1. lzwto Snii . tli, rAq. Cashier? chanthermus .
Eyster, - MHz' k:Co, ' ' 5
Rolic!ig. Flem ink,
Catlierwond kci•aig., phip„.delphza. „
Wm.ll.lliompsoil i:L. Co. 1; • . -
Wilitall Se Broivo,
-
"DIST RECEIVE!) at, the Btore.
shlppimshnn. l , t;erinan and French
.11FAZINTQES, rind tak hd
- A 11.:01,1) k-':S.IIIIAMS.
RECEIVE') and 'noir oflereil for sale at
05 ilia New' Shire" sa
and splendid nssortmentof Plain., \V kite and Broiti
eyed Afernio Shawls.
AUNOLD & ABRANIS
THIk SINAtil : O).E . UM-- TtMES3I;
A CHUONICLI; .
The Tail, rield Sii(irts,. eiatztre - and
jhe Stage: . •
E.nfrinwsutp'xyrni SPLENDID'STELL ENGRAVINGS
WILLIAM T. I'ORTER, EDITOR
vol.umr, FOR 1841
The 'Firm. Nuinher:Of a New Volume .of "The
Spirit-el the Times" Will -be issued 0tt11te....6th..0f
Marelt, I£l4l. the course. of the yeae, tt - ieriesof
NIAGNIFICENT STEEL ExctANINGB; .
form' with the embelliAtmeols el . the.precetlitig
vol
unit; will he pi e'seiiteil to the. sabseribers.. A l'oe
tyuit
1n 'l'tiore; will tomititetute the series; mid he hutteeed
19.41TtlioWtif7ottrertlistiogoislrethhorges .otir;o-i•
.:''''*tftf '6l±:7 .o l' l 4l . l 4o. - V - 4 311- *SWNVII -01 4. 8 P‘Sttif
. of Ihree,'ijile or two, - J tiid ohe of one -mile
tables . - the witover oreeery
rare ol• the hist . year, his ago, color,, tedigToO, nod
ow twr, the. prize - WOO, the earn eil, the time
the-
tUid
the dateltifirot - tht.l-neeraud-a.refere j oee. to the
page of the'preeetling, vointue 'where theixace--vas
Tliesti tithles Alte ,, eoiniii
wills infinite-care ainizlabor, !ld et great expense;
11,try arc tainstant practical use, anti increase in
value.O.ery tear. . 4 list of V.llsri ;IASI! AV-INNING
I MUSES firrtlie,sant yea;', 'also he published
in the volume arrnngcd the....lietflish forte: -
. A. Table nt(lie A %IFII ICAN WINNIN(:
. . .
- -TING I MRS ES, MWI the - age, cold.; owner, time
Trilade; - weighi - carried,-liorses-beaten,&e;- - -&e,, will_
Lb? imblished in this velinne; and in addition, then,.
l• will In! an allNlrditt-ff-014.” , y te Milt TC0M71 . 7 - Pelf.lN
niant id aiOricri, tor sevcral Ve:irs '(ink, with spe-
I coal reference '0 the time'maili.. This abstract has
.been compiled from, several authindic sources, and
will he 'citreinely inferesting so the only COM- ,
PLETE RECOIC DOI' AM Eli ICAN TROTTING
ever attempted.
Ali Alphabetical List of STALLIONS, for 19.41,'
in the usual form, will also :ppenr in an earlyintni-
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breeders for designating the age, color, pedigree,•
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distinguished Stallion in America.
In addition to the various subjects enumerated a- }
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SALES Ole ill OOl) sTocE,sw,epstakEs, loping . .
1
and T,: o tti,„,....m a td,,
~,,,i0 - miong - Appoint ;-
ynentsl
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' I
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. ,
------ bit.; 'l4l6ollNGA
here is not one case of Feveriti a thousand,but
may be effeetuallyfirokmt ,up .and reinoved.. by the
use of this Elixir. It removes all acidity indigestion,
Gilious •matter antf,constipation from the stomaith
and bowels. It, operates gently• and effectually on
lime bowels, and powerfully on the kidneys and *i ll .
-Ir retuovera I runplaiiiiiMethigliiiffeWiearty meal,
and promotes a good appetitol - It tideds_only it trial
to give perfect satistitction. lt has - becoMe a general
practice with aunty to use-this article ity all cases of
colds; pains in•the",bottes or heavy disagreeable feel
ing, tendering to heittlaclie oichilliness. For hoarse
ness, iftake i n. through the day, it completely restores
the -voice without_prothleing - tickness. Whooping
coughotqfilli coughs of children are cured by m—
ile stomach.is kept in perfect order by it, and.it it
quite impossible that any - disease !should commence
while's person irt sing this Syrup. "
r ry It taken daily • liduces a rutty, healthy, and
Young appearance, by driving off all the humors of
the system. Sold genuine-at 2 Fletcher street, one
door below'Pearl 'street, N; V. by Comstock & Co.,
and by' all respectable,Denggists.' .. • • •• °
Fot sale else . , by STEVENSON &DlN
catlisie,- Va. • , • - • ,
' WORMS! .WORMSIVTVORMII!
Toi , emove these troublesoine'and dangerous
inhabitant's of the' stomach and bowels, - which soellen
impair the health and, clestroyi , the lima of children,
use J ayne 'reale Vermifuge, a certain and • safe pre
paration s fOrt6o removal ofth**louskindsof worms,
tlyspeptia, sour stomach, want of appetite, Infantile
'fever and ago; and (Milky *Alta stomfah and how,
.1 els, and °pans of digestion:lT° be. 1,0(1'0 No. 20
TouthiThird streoPhilailulaia: ' '
AlsO to be had of Siimuetplllott and Stevenson
eCarlisle Pa ' • 24may 13 1840
rwina
D d R. vnSTAnis
BALSAM OF RD-CHERRY-
TIIE CrLEBRAT.!.:ID R'EM'EDY FOIL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
N- UMEROUS remedica.have' been- offered and
puffed into notice for !diseaspi of the' Lungs;
a me of which has uudbubtcdly -been fotnid very use-'
ful,but of all that haVe hitherto beetanown;it must
'be univergally acknowledged 'there is -none that ,has
ever proved as socees,sful as the " BALSOM -OF
WILD CUEIRRY." '
Such : indeed areathe astonishing restaratife and
healing properties of tld s " Ibilsameithat even in the
worst forms of Consumption, when the. - patient.ha 8
Ski iier . Clt - the' most diStressing'4ugh,, violent
pains in the chest;diffteliltY ofbreathitiodghtsweati,
bleeding of thelungs, Bz.z. and when the most esteem
ed remedies ofoer Phiu had failed to arckil
any relief; and even wheti Xiotatnie; Ilotncepathievtuld
'numerous other remediesiltad been used' for,tnatty
monthsin vain, this in'valtiable rernady has cliecked
everysypptom, and beett prodtidiVe : of tife most
tonishing relief. In the early . stages of the disease,
proceeding from - neglected colds, termed CM:wild
Consumption, it has-been used with undeviating
cess; and in many instant:its, when this disease seem;
oil to have marked its victim' for attearly grave, the
use of this medicine has attested every symptom'', and
restored the lungs to a state of perfect.health:
In thabform.of OonsuMption,stiprectilent artio9st
delleate young femaletqcommonly termed de r bitith,or
"going Ma) a decline," a complaint with Which thou
sands are lingeting; it hiss tilsobeen Mika] with surpi•k:
sing suecesS, and not only possesses:the power of
cited:lug the progress of this' alarming .11 i sea se; lmt
at die same time strengthens and, invigorates th e
whole systetp more efreethally than ,any remedy we
latveleLee,ptissess '
dj• LIVER C,O3IPLAINT.---Inses Orthe
Liver, particularly Avlien ultendcul ith 11 cough; indi 7
gestion or wandering:pains in the side, it has also prO
ved very efficacious, and cured many cases of this
kind after the most powerful remedies had failed. ,
Kr, AsTrimA.-,4”. thi,s complaint it
mild ih Ittirnecon,4 . inF,nntrei ivith the Jmoat singular
success, It opens the chest, rendering the, bre:tilting
perfectly free, arrests the conshootil will geldom fail
to give permanent relief .
. .
- mirmtoNciirrts.---As remedy in nil brilni
child affections of the_throacattended with a hoarse
ness;comtlior sore intim throat, it WidriiTao 2 liefaund
a-very effectual renie4lr, and will mostly afford iin
rdediate relief if used at the commencement be its
attack. -
13" COUGI IS & -COLDS.-;--In-conunomyoughs
'and t:olds, that. prevail so (*en : shyly throughout the.
winter, it will be found much more effectual than any
remedy in use, and yheircolds settle upon the lungs,
causing an-infiammatiotrwithiminsiothe-breast,dif
„ficWity.,orAtortuessAl.i.reathilig,fse.,,lbr.ttse.A.Abi S :
8a1f4.19 suppresS,such . sytirptiims iminediatel),--
autWiiesaitle time pFevent.thelungs front lccom,
=-,-.(01.Q10 ,AN I) VIIDOPWO3% 6 tNit 2-44'
rthese complaibts; so common to young children; tliis
W mucli So - lmier to ilia: PinTgo,
vie 'Elixir Syrup'of Squills , Mid the Nariotpi .cough
mixtures in common lise, Ifs it is entirelfiliie - febiti -
Amyililagibe least iujorioui,3„ and may at all times be
i ! given to children ii ith Perfect siiii;ty,ind with - die cer
taEtrof 'it kiln rd ingi immilisailly_relle
co7 . ;:itfi.jc.F.ol I,I7:.MEDICINI.I;foi-many nth.-
a i r complaints, this-lb - 4mm will alto belound partic
i Molly useful. , Ilesides having'proxed an. inValuabie
remedy iniql Pulmonary- aGetions,itexerts a pow--
'error iiiilliencenver judos diseases depending oil - a.
defiraed condit Von of-the-system, awl those_who have
! from the indiscriminate - use ef- MervinQT, or
other deleterious drugs, that, are_ linen coriMoimiled
iiiedilfereid. (plank nostratms, will:111MR _remedy.Pl
groat value i -rpossessing the. dowel of
more
whole system. mory -effectually
than Aviv other medicine we posqess.
_CA_CTION . TO PURCIIASEItS.-,,- ! As this mob %
icine has already acquired great celebrity:thereinny
probable Imsoiue attempts toimitate it, and deceive
-the politic with a spurious mixture, to preventii bleb
I would. wish all purchasers to observe-the lilllowiog
marks oftlic genuine Balsam. 'lt, is put up in bottles
of two sizes tad:, lug the wmds WiSTAWS
BA ISA NI - OP WILD CHERRY, PHILADEL
PHIA, blown in the glass, a n d a label on the frobr
with the signature' oiIIENRY AVISTAII, :St '1).
without which none is genuine..
Prepared for the proprietor by WILLIAMS ,Sz.
CO., Chemists, No. '23 Commerce street, Philadel-
Phia, and sold hy the most respectable Druggists and
'other appointed agents_inajl the principal towns
throughout the:United States- - '
pr, - 3=. The Genitineßalsam in Cnr
lisle, SA.MUE ELLIOTT, appoint
ed Apia. •
Price $1:00 a 11011 e
, bcccinbrr 16,1840.-1 y
Dentistry. •
•
DR.J. C.LOOM IRri
... _
71 - As rout ned to.Carliile, and : 'trill, as heretofore
11 . attend to the practice of Dentistry. Ile may
-bel-found- - Persons-re
questing it , will he waited upon at their residedce.
- „ r ' to •Tht. GEORGE 1). FOULIcE
•"` e ' er On. Devil'
• Carlisle, March 11, 1840.
Hays' Liniment.
NO .1 0 10270. N: •
This extraordinary cheMical composition, the re-
Riled science and the invention of a celebrated Med
ical man, the introductimo of which to the public
was Invested with the solemnity of a death-bed be
quest, ha .. 4 since gained a reputation • unparalleled,.
fully sustmning the correctness of thO lamented' 1)1..
Gridlley'Aast confession; that !!-h6 dared . not die
without„giving to posterity the benefit of his knoll=
edge on this subject," and he 'therefore bequeathed
to his friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret
of his discovery. •
It ' •.ed
is now timid ill the-71 --- ICtelpaHtarcifilTs7Tll7l — the
private pritetice our countryilirst .and most-Cer
tainly for the cure of the PILES, and also extensive
ly and effectually, as to baffle credulity, Onless where
- ' - its effects - fire - it , ittiegied. 'Extern - at/If - le - Oa _FolloiV.';'
••••; . • •
or„ Dropsy ---Creating extraordinary absorption
at onee.•
Swelliugs—Reducing them inn few hours.
Rheumatisi*--4cute or chronic; giving quick
ease. •
- •Sore Throat-41y cancers. ulcers, or colds,
C'roup and' W4oooing-Cough---,Externally and
rover the chest.
All Brnise6; Sprains, and Burns—tnred in a few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers---'Whether fresh orloni, stand
ing, and fever sores. •
Its operation upon adults and children in reducing.
rheumatic swellings, andloasening coughs and tight
pess-01-thOchest axutlon he parts, has been
'surprising heyomf Tieecninon re_
mark of those who have used it hi the Piles, is " It
nets like a charm."
THE . PILES.--The price, ,st, is refunded to any
person who will use a bottle of Hays' Liniment for
the Pilei, and return the empty bottle without being.
cured. These are the positive orders of the proprie
tor to the agents, and out of many thousands sold, not
.nelnis-bben unsuccessful. • ~_ •.,
We. might insert certificates to any length, but
preferthat those'who sell the article, should exhibit
the original to purchasers. _ _
Physitians and Patients.
`.The Blind piles, said to be incurable by external
applications.--Sol onion- Hays marriintsthe contrary.
liis Lininaeut will cure Blind• Piles. Facts are more
stubborn than theories. - Be - sonata all respectable
physkcianito try it up on their patients. It will do
i
them no• harm, and it s known that every physician
wholes had the honesty to make the trial, has Can
,' didlyminaitted that it has succeeded' in every . OM*
they hays , known. •Then'why not use it ? la the
recipe' of One•of theirmost respectable members, now
deceased. :.'Why refitseite use# ? Because it is sold
•nia a proprietary, ,thedicine ? It this a sufficient ex
cuse for suffering their - hi:meat patients to linger in
distress ?•. We s think not; Phy . sicians .shall be•con
vineed that there is no =Humbug or .quackery about
this article.—_Wlty.then not alleviate inpnin •suffer-;
ing ? If they won't try it befere, let,,,therit niter
,nll
Other prescriptions fah- I'llYsitianktitrirespectfully
requested to do themselveti and patients the Justice to,
use this article. - -It shall-he taken, from the hottlei
and done •up:as their prescription , if they deiire.
"
•• • • ' ' • ' - SOLOMON HAYS:
Sold .11. Cornstoeic Be-Co. Wholesale Druggists;
No. %Pletcher !trod, New,York. • „ .
For eala tilsti•. . STEVENSON' &
Carlisle;
• '.•
• Dece.mber.23,
. .
. .
I move pain or distressof every kind from the the body,
but if used occasionally, so as to keep the body free
i from those humor whichare the mist: of every male
! tly under heaven, they will most ,assuredly promote
. such a just and equal circulation of the blood, that
, those who lead a sedentary lifeovill be enabled to
enjoy sound health, and disease of any kind will be
abSOlutelPlllP,Q4Akks:
) For sale by -
,- - CHARLES OG1'1111'; Agent; '
Carlisle; Pa.
- JACOB G. LAUALAN,
' Duisburg, York co. Pa.
~. (t." Office nukGeneral Depot, N 0.169 ftaie street
b iiiindaphi ,„ \ • - • [May 20, 18 , 10.—1 y
'
• „WAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.----This
gip: inedichie has already proved itself to be all that
it has been recinituiended; by these 'who. have given
it a filirtest in this country, and the demand for it in
',creases daily. We have just heard of itn important
'cure of Asthma; Which has lieenCifected by the use of
I it in a' eigliboringtown--the ease was that of; a' fo
rattle who - had fora long time beau under the care of
a;phvsibian,butliattreceived no relief, and her case
was beginning to bSGoonsidared hopeless.. As alast
resort slie Purchased,a . btittle;of Dr. Jayne'S Ex p eito
rant; which CaUsed iietictexpentortite-freelyigradual •
ly eased lier.cough, 481"il is rapidly. .restoring hec.to
health.. ;11 . 7 . have ilo,hesitation in Saying this preen
yistion of Dr.; Jayne,.f or titelopre - of coughs, bolds, in
.ilnenza;; Asthma , goroutapt ion, &c. is the.mbist vitlutiv
hle medibibe oictoirered. to the.Amerieakpublio.-;,-.
There , is' no quipitterY
.is tine 0
Wle most sk Mitt ,practi syng physicians )11 ,FetinsYllla- .
hill i anti bit'preparatieini thor
oughly tested e isloolted-upoititia•geeitt &bile ben s
efactoro..-(Somerset (Me.) Journal:„ , , •;;
• For sale by Samuel Elliott and Steveluida
•kle, Carlisle;Pa..
• .
- 's.; 1140 . 110 10 1 0113'0.1serini - 0
In ItElnrOU ND •
An unparalleled remedy foe conintonColds,Coughs,'
Asthrnit, Influenza, Whooping Zough, Bronchitis,
and all diseascs.of ,Ithe Breast . and Lungs, leading
. to . COnsitraPtionV'eUinpOsed Of...the concentrated
virtues' of lior6hothid;.naiieset;lllOod Bootiv--
erwort., and seyeral other vegelahl& subStanceso—
Prepared 6nly by J. ikf. WlNSLOW;B:ochester•
OM
The innoeenoo andrnolvertially admitted pectoral
virtues ,of. the Herb II
Herbs from Which the ALSAAI
ITORERDNEI is made, are too. generally knipYn
to require recommendation; it is therefore only•mi r
cessarY to -observe that tliis medeeinti CootaTna 'the'
whole Oftheirmediearpropertiestlfikhlyernicentrat.:
ed, and SO happily6,timbinect with several .nth i•' 'Vet
getablesitbStances, isle render it file Most - ;spectly - ,
wild and certain remedy, now. in use; (Or the • Com
plsints above mentioned., •
Tor Children r this Ilalqami3.of inestimable value.
It is a speedy' remedy for the Whooping Covkand
• Croupoind of certaiiireliefi n Itoutel
- Chotte;.Teethink,ke, It is pleasant to the taste*d
May be safely given tealte,tenderest infant and slimild
be keptat all -times in every family, as it -is innelt
better bier the incident to Children; than
Piiregoric,Codfreys Cordial. or the Cordials so com
monly used, as hundreds in this City have testified.
,Read the following.-4 herelty.certify that early.
in-the spring of. 1838;1 a severe COLD
;which settled upon my lungs. aniltfireatened'a hasty
Consumption. f used several prescriptions, but oli
tinned.little or uo relief.; I'-was T inuich-aliirmetli-;-
Ilappeningbe.ln Rochester. I was adviied by. my
(*Fiend; Mr. Wioslew, to . try "a bottle of TIATBAn.
dr IlionitiouNtzt diCso, and to my , surprise ob
tained relief at once—and liy du- use of, that single
bottle Tcrfeilly restored to health.- .To those
afflicted with or .coughtt, at this inclement
season, Fay "go and do likewise:"
. LE ANDER CTITPITIAN.'
•
' • • Pins Nionron co:, Nov. .9; - •1858:'
Mr...Talin M. Winslow, Druggist ! , ,
. Dear Sir: L have been for a series of years afflict
ed with an affection of the Lungs, and a bard cough;
'nd have many times arose in.the 110441111 g as'com
ploely-exhausted - by excessive- cougliiiig-during dm:
night-as a person,would be by.n hard
,days labor, I
have tried most of the pcipnlae remedies of the. day,
lint never fonnd relief until f met with. your Bals:un
of Horehound. 'All the other remedies or palatives,
that I haVe Used, leave The luiWels in - a... Congested
'state,' while youtrs leaves them solulde and free. This
I.consbler n great desideratum. Oil taking a. drp of
voce liaitsam4heli going to bed, I rest quietly tiro'
the. night, and my sleep is refreshing. take great
pleasure - ' in-r6cominending...y our, llaltam.of .Lturq,
bound to all' those afflicted. with pulviumary cone
plaints or Amy qiicitse. appertaining to (bp' lungs; and
I take thisopportnnity - to thank you for the - great re
lief:lnd benefit I have experienced through your in=
strumentality.. Notpsoyikbinneli.rrsnert,
WAT: CO( 511,711:
F!'o - i r : . : . 1 . 1 -- 0 - .1,N;
!• •. . . S. 11 kir
. .
A•42.ii-01:14,44N.t.,1yiL1e....:
try: P14eq.50 tetjf. pet. bottle; -• • •,
April • - •
-
'The . lit - dial' 11/ egetable
Arn a pit rgslice-inedicint;sit- natara l_to,tltc_htt man
conStitution, and withal - sit mild; Mal pleasant in their
optftlllinMtlutt'uot - the-msliglite,st,-oreall-oLpairoc•sicl:,
oess,need be. apprehended ..10,11L their _ - use, eve'. by
Ilse most delicate: at the saine.tinie, if used-in such a
manner:. ai• tt, operlite freely by:Vie:bowels ; those
morbid linutors,_(Vvitich flt posited blunt the vrions
pelts of the body al'C the' - Cause of ect iy: nein! . of jlaiii
we stiffer) i6ll - most- assuredly- be-rentillt.li;.lll.4l- 110 C
only n ill pain, or distrass of.every d escription dri-
Yen from-the bdtlyi but tliscl6e in any furm be i ITl
possible. •
, .
For the - tatite:reason, when, from the sodden chang
es of atmosphere, than} Miff:Teat:NM the perspiration.
is checked, and titoseltuntors which should passolf by
OM skin, are thrown in wardly,causing headache, mut
stint, and sickness, pains in the bones; watery -at fLeiflamed eyes ; sot.e tkroat, hoarseness., cough s,constunp
tion, rheumatic pains in vari MIS parts ()Hie bodband
many other sYmptomsnltatelting eels', the Indian, yeg,
etabf e_Pil Is will invariably give immediate
Three or tour pills, token t night on gull:gm bethand
repeated a few times, Will remove all the ribose
pleasant symptoms,Und resmre tine body to esett Soun
der health Man before:
The intlitio Vegetable i'urgative)at:e
natoral., and therefore a.certaittettre for .fostiveness:
because they cleanse the itontachitiul bowels of those
bilious humours, which not only paralyze, and weaken
the digestive organs, but are the haitse of headache,
aniseed and
,sicknesf4palpitation of the !court, tit ing
p:iins in various parts of, the body, titfl • many other
disagreeable .complaints, The same may be said of
difficulty of br,elithing, or astliton t. the lvdiatiVegetti
hie Pills will loosetiand carry MY by the stomachund
bowels, those tough pleghmy !minims which stop up
all air cells of the lungs, and are the cause of the above
dreadful complaint.
In all disnedered motions of the blood, called-inter-
mittent,remittent, nervous, inflammatory and putrid
FEVERS, Abe ludianNegetable Pills . will be found
.
At ebrtain..remetly; .berause they eleatte_thn stomach
and howela of nil bilious mntter,and purify the blood;
consequently,as they remove the tnmse of every kiwi
of disease ; they- are-absointely-certain-to cure every
kind of Fe'ver. . .
So also when morbid humors sue deposited upon
the membrane and musides, causing those pains, in
flammations and swellings called Mien ma tism. Gout,
fszc.; the Italian Vegetable . Pills• may he relied on as
always certain to give. relief, and if perseVereteiiith;
will most assuredly, and without fail, make a perfect
cure of the above painful maladies. From three to
six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken everj; night
on going to bed, will, in a short time, completely rid
the hods. of all morbid and corrupt humors; and
Rhetnallicm, Gout atUrpain ofevery ! description, will
disappearns if by noigli: - : • •
It sho Id be remembered that the Ind tan Wgetable
Pills a certain tO remove pain, in the side, oppres
sion tenusen and siek,ness,iosa of appetite, costive.
nessot yellow tinge of
_the: skin and eyes, and every
other symptom of Liver Complaint; because they
purge from the body these corrupt and stagnant
moss which, when deposited upon the Liver, are the
cause,of the above dangerous complaint. They are
also a certain preventive efiiii'olexy and Sudden den*
Because they carry off those limpoursyltielt t ohstritc.
Iting-the circulation owe thiicauso-Of n-rush',--on-deter
mitiatiowof blatid_to_the head—giddiness especially;
on turning suddenly .round—blindness—drowainess
-.-loss of memory-- - -inflammation of the bruin--in
sanity, and every other disorder of the mind.
• ONE WORD TO THE SEDENTARY.
—Those who from-habit ortiectipatioo, are kejtt.muclL
within doors, should remember dint theyifretmently
breathe an atmosphere which is wholly unfit for the
proper'eipmikion of the longs and nt the same time,
()Wing to want of exercise:the lungs,
are not sufficient
ly evacunted--;-the blood becomes impure, and head
ache, indigestion; palpitation of the heart, and' many
etberdisagrepable symptoms, are sure to follow.
THE INDIA - N`'VEGETABLE PILLS,
Being n'cleanier of the stomach and bowekaed a di
rectpurifier of tbcJelootl,jn'c cc lain not onl to re-
liental . .Surgety a!'
HE SUBSCRlBEl l .:.iespectfully ,tendeirt 'his
. igraterul acknowledgments to the publinjor the •
very literal share of:patronage !whits received dur
ing thepait'year, .and would. still •eontiu4fto Mkt%
thenhisprofeisional - seriiceiln theii; - iarions bran- .
ches at his residence, No. '7, Harper's. 'He files,
cleanses, and pings teeth, and inserts incorruptible •
tarker metalin,artificiai teeth. in rnoseapproved •
Manner. Charges always moderate... •
C. .1,4T.P.#41.
Carlisle March .2t 1840.---tf . '
,:,.•
.10.11 Inge
Prepared-only by Dr: D. Jayne — Jiro - 4 la',
• and sole proprietor; No. South .Third •
'street. - , -- Philadelphlit, and may . belitid - or
•S. EV;LtC7 : 7', andalset_of_STE
SONA , DINAtLE, Druggiite,.. Car.
a. lisle, Pa.. - • •
'These medicines are reeonimended find extensive •
Used by the most intelligent perstins in the United
States,. by numerous Professorseand Pre,sidents of
CollegeS,rhysieinns of the 'Army and Navy, and of ,
Hospitals and,Almshouses,and by snore Than three'
hundred Clergymen olvitritins denominations. •
They are'ex pre'ssly prepared, for family use, and
have acquired an unprecedented popularity through,
.011 t the United States; and i'as they are so admirably,
calculated to,preterve itErwrir and cure DISEASE, no
-fa mili-should- ever- be withouttliem; ----- The7proprie - ,
:tor of these valtiable preparntion's rUcived his edu
•ciit inn at one of the beit Medijal Colleges in the• Un
ited States, and has had' fifty:my:ears experience in an
extensive nitil diverSified practice ,ny tril4:ll he hashad
ample oupertimities ornegnoring.a pratotical
edge of diseaSes, and of tne remedies best calculated
to rewire them.
• „
•
j These Preparetions consist of
JAYNE'S EXPEtiTOßANy,iii , alinible renledy
forconsumpti6n, asthma,. spitting - Of --
blodd, croup, booping cough, prooCliitis,plcurisy and
inflammation ofthe lungs or thvoat, difficulty of lmp. •
thing, and all Aseascs of pulmonary, organa.=Pricg.:__
one dollnr.
AlsolyVY-NE'S -HAIR TONICi for -the •preserva-----,
lion, growth :did beauty rif the ltate,'lttdl Ada will
positively bring in- new bait: on bald beads.---Pttl9e .
ono dollar. • • •
Also .IAYII.7.'S TONIC - V.FAMI . EUGI:4 w - cci.,
rl . ll - fr p santremetlo'oe stiovms,tlyspepsittypijoa?
nail maws- Wier iliseases.-- . -Price 50 cents. • .
-_Also JAYNE'S CAIIMINITIE BALSAM, a
cure for bov:•el ruin summer complaints, (liar,.
Ouse; tlySentary ci:atima, Sick beatlliChei-p.sour
_stomach, cholera morbus,anil. all clerangemems_of_thg
stomach and bowels, nervous affections,Sic.---Pricc
50 cents.
Al so .1A lE
'N'S SANATINT fOr'Female
diseues, liver 'emiiplitims, ensilvemii;feviirs. inflam- •
maimis. glandular, cAst Vitetirms,se: , Lsc.s. of:the skin
alternt ive••or
intt~liciii'r'fs
3 840.---1 , .-• .71 •
For the the gron'th, presenntion• anti restorationof-tic
This is .uieel lent article;-lint-has, in dn.!
tnerotts instances, prothweslA, rule growth of bait
onthe heads ofpditons who hall been bahlfor years
LAE/lEs ath - ,Gl: • tert.rmrs,---bo you Wish elegant ,
luxuriant and beautiful hair? I know,you will answer
ye - s7Tfear, for ote'llitiinetit,'ilie”ctaeTtlitiliik;'4l4 -- 7
it titetts gray, rusty..autleistrsJi.harsh and_
in its appear:owe, 81(11 flitallyTal s off;::
a root ill the skin, oral is itself hollow tithe/throng!, ,
wltich there i s-tt 'constant ‘i 4x:illation
.of-tine blood.--
liy_this circulation the hair is nourished and Veit
fist, its glossy colour is given and preservdd, and it it
covered with the finest oil. Now - any thing which , •
fares 11/c skin, of the, load,-or lnverts or takes anon;
the blood from ill pre/Cent or impede the circula:
Sion through the tubes of the hair, stiqi its ,groivth
aird cause it• to full arm. Writ gray, or both. Flenet
it is that any eattse that obstructs or weakens the err
ciliation of blood through the skill, Or that diverts tht
blood to other part r of the 9 steal, will take away tin
lively, fresh and youthful appearance of the hair, ar•
rest its p.m/ tit, turn it gray hoollol` or later, and it
housanda airistances cause premature baldness.
Par sale lip ' '
S. ELLIOTT, and ,' • ' •
- ST.EVEVSON &_DLNKLE,-
~"111ay
Hair Tonir.---11 - I the attention - of 'those nt
flictedwith.premature baldness. toilil 7- excellent frac
Took: prepared by Dr. Jayne of this city. • Havilil
nscd it Ourselves; we ran speak of its virtues by exile
rienc6, and we unhesitatingly pronounce it an insalu
able remedy to prevent the. (idling off of the hair,am
to restorelt from a dead, to a fine, healthy appear
mire. We can also speak from personal knowledF
of the cases of two or three friends a ho were preMs
poseq 'to baldness, who by the Use of Jayne's Hat
Tonic, have now luxuriant hair. We haye no dispo
sition to puff, indiscriminately all kinds of remedir
for all diseases whiel flesh is belt to,.but -when w •
have testid the virtue of an article, we are free to sa
it is gootl.---dttMdaylAxming fox!.
Jaync's hair Toni c.---Wc have, her - Mohave, nun .
tiered ourselves among those who believed that th
Vlair Tonic, prepared liv De. - Jayne, tvas - one - of Ur - - -
many quack nostrums whose virtues are neier sec
beyond the - thlsome puffs of {licit. nnlhors. We 'Cr
willing, at length, to Make public acknowledgment
error of our belief. An intimate fricnihsome
or'tlirec months since, all the top of whose crania
wit§ as bald as a piece of polished thimble, maugre a
our-jesting and ridicule 'of the idea .of attemptin
to cultivate so lairren a spot purchased a bottle c
two. of the lair Tonic from Dr..layne,and accordin
'to his directions applied it. During the presentivec
the same friend ushered himself into our pVesence,an
' uncovering his hitherto naked heail,astenished tis wit • .
lahin,though luxuriant growth of hair, from one h . 11 .
- two inches in length---upon the very premises we NI
helieied as unyielding to cultivation as . the tracklet --
sand that skirt§ the Atlantic.. This-is no puff, but '
religiously truc,and to thosewhin doubt,thc gentlema
can be pointed out. What is more in favoe of th -
"Tonic," the'cjise here cited was not one of tempor: - '
re baldness—no sudden loss of the hair--lint was of
of years' though the the gentleman is hi
forty-five years of age.—Pfdladelphia. Spirit of t)
Times. •
WAR !..WAR! WAR I_---The Wigmakers-Iral v
declared hostilities'againstour neighhor - Dr: - Jayri -- ' -- -
on account of his Hair Tonic,
Nvhich is knocking a
• their business into a "cocked hat." Ladies and kci
tleme,n-=old and' young are flocking to:the Doctor
standar-Aleadsiong divested of even The firstxud..
ments of hair, after, using his Hair tonic soon appei
With new and flowing locks, which Absalom hams( •,
might have envied. Beardless boys are seen wi •
large and bushy 'lvhiskers; and 'lndies smile age
through their own raven ringlets more beautiful m
bewitching than ever. Bald heads are doffing the
wigs and throwing them to the "molt s and the bats .
while the Wig makers stand:agbast as They beim
the demolition of their business.
What will be the consemience of This war ;ire tic
- notathenvirTies-treimtrageris, and - the - Doctorr--
minus firm, and declares that !'some things can
done as well as othcrs,"and that bald heads may
well wear their own-hair as that of others.---[Wee '
ly Messeng •
•
•
.
Jayne's - Hair Ida —We meet 'at almOst eve
corner, when per Thulatingthestreets,pen weari,
long and glossy hair, Which they seem to be pro •
°timid others who have raised. in a feW weeks, acre
of black moustaches, that would vie with the glossie,
bruin that ever. walked the forest. It has puiiled
to know - the secret of .all those wondrous crops
hair; but Messrs. SANDS, 79 and 160
are
sire,
have get the remedy, where all who are curious
well matters may learn a valuable secret..--Xt
Yorf 117,ir. -
Sold in hiladelphia at 20 South Third Street
. .
INGRAVITUD' E •
.28 the .basist .eriine ~ tnan.
1 We nre not amdng tlent class of Editors who for •
few-dollars will, (at. the expense of trutirsmd hone!
ty) ‘ferack.Up" an article nod lfring it into rapidisal,
neither are .we willing to remain salent;ufter haiir
tested the utility of, an ; improvement or diseon'ihr-V
.o,lesist,er.nrt—Qui..rendernwill =solicit .we -
them we were, unwell ivijWn sore. tliroatand .4 violei.
cold some few...,i'eeki Well, we
_purchased to
bottlis••of 'WINSLOW'S BALSAM OF IMRE
HOUND and, so sinsine' Wa's, the cure , that we fora;
we ever ha Ea' cold. "These who are afilited, ms •
try it uponour.recomsnendation.—Litufstatria;Thl
For stale by '• '• . •
. . ,
S. ELLIOTT, Cakliale;;
, . . , A. J. NORTH Neivville •
'AlecSby Druggists generally throughout the Cow
try. - Prit. 50 befits per bottle. •
Oct. '2B, 184 u.
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Cai•li . sle, Pa