Fresh. Wiedicilkoo. •. . _ The subscriber has recently rceciieil large adtliw tional_supplles of . ' inedichaes.i.,•Colops, Linseed Oil, Spts. Tilipenthie, Copal Varnish, Painters' BrusheS, Varnish Brushes, Hair Brushes, .Spermaceli . (very fine) Sperm, Candles, Soaps in great variety, Glass Lam ps, 'Cap and Letter Paper, Frail, Spices, Perfumery, • which he will sell - to Physicians, Aletchants and 'others, wiIOLESALF. • Cor by RETAIL, at L-77the:Tlowest•Tates.f.havingrpurclraseaentitely -.---foriash; -he :will. 'Ofrer.-bargainS those 'who wish to purchase at'wholcsale; • • "7 - S. ELLIOTT. • • March .24, 1841.. New Spring Goods. reenived.frornt•Pliihtdrlphia assoriii—tentO SPrinit .ertooooi • of the newest-otyle aunt. fashions; sidendid China, • Silks and.ltibands„ Monseline de Lahies, Chiutzrs: Glore - s; -- Froneh worked Coll:srs, , lkn. ALo, a.'"args - assortment of- • • Oa 8, Cassimeres, restings, Tickings, '• • - Checks, 4.c;:.,te. Al! of which will be sold very low by the Sithset•iher at the old stand opposite S". Wonderlirh's Gott". • CHARLES °GIL'S V. March 160811. • • HOUSE AN D •Glazing and, Paper Hanninu- The siihserilier refrieetfull eititehS. of Carlisle the ileitiity, that he has commeaeeil beji (Cr Tiffs'hiirS6 Tina I 1 rvirri i ilk : Lilmz,sfittarer: hum vdiatel v rt'ar (pi' the. OtWitkAlliagkiaff o7 . ° Y -444 FEV 4 V 4111)46-- Share , °flint i•rmoge.- " • ' JOHN . ' Carlisle, Veb.:l7,-1184:itf--- , ...:-.. 1 ..„ Tin AN D lE+ll'S - it' 1i,..11.5: A fresli.sUpply just reeeived at the qnre Otal,llY.. itiarch (7;1841 Call at ...endedy,7,st Shop if you want - . ._...„ _ , _ . .... -- --. , `,l • ; - 4 IrA w l'i t li! l .,T r l -.: .-------N-' •-''''.-- -... --- T r - . --. ,l'• fli . v.,4.)- - it4,,.„ll:'^>'-'-L—y.t.:. 4 ~.,-„„....../.ol:_i - killt-70 .. --', .. i.. v.„4„,,1, ly . &_,L„ -.4.-1-.7,--.:.-----z..--...-4. d.F.;z-....' t'-'7--,.•.--'''' -i-r-,''''''.;:--;,----"------sr--- - 04)IN 6' ___ . . Cheap Carrip fres. III: subscriber has now on hand awl is between•sO and GO - Carriages, of iiiirerent pri ccs and patWrns; sucli as COACtIEES, Palle:mg Top allTitrousizes,_ Standing top Family Carriages, Tilburies • anti:Buggies of 'every variety. Both Carria - ges itud Tilburies will be sold cheaper c' • than ever offered in this country belbre, prices 3100 t 0,5400 for Cash or good Paper: flaying a very heMiy stock Olt ha1111;thIC snli%crdmr to sell very} low, and lumps that persrniß'ivishing to purchase Carriag , :s will give him a call before, going • elsewhere. •• Alsoolarge assortment of Silver, Brass and •Japan'd MOUNTED HARNESS, • Roth Double and Sisegle. ------The--above-WorAt -is made Ity first rate Workmen, and of th.l choicest materials. ter. Rep - Ailin g - viie as usual at the stiltkerilwr's Shops, situated on Pitt street, immediately in rear of, the Methodist Church, and near the Railroad --- -Depot. . • • ' i sip; :Warch 3; t 811 Cheap Cloths, AV. • The subscribers will sell their stock, of Clod's, Cassimcres and other "W ooleu Goods, very llew for sash. • , ,St MUIXANY March 17,1841 CERTIFICATES (IF AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF Brandrellts-Vegeiitble,Univer • Are held by the following agents in their respec-, tive comities. As immeruns counterfeits of-these pills are attempted to be palmed upon the communi ty, the propriety of purchasiurjoidy from the recOg mzed Tv. , ents, will be apparent. • . Cumberland County—George AV. A. Riegel, Mechanicsburg; Gilinore b.: • McKinney, Newcille;,, S. Culbertson, Shippensburg; Doke Brenneman, New Cumberland; Isaac BartonLis burn; M. G. Rupp, Shiremanstown; L. Riegeefst Co. Cheirchtown. Perry County--Alextuuler Magee, litoomfiel J. Pt S. A. C.:ole,Lantlisburg. . August efi,• i 8401 - • • , . MOUSELINE DE LAINES. Just received, elegant .3lotts. de Laines at'_'O,2s, 37k, 50'and 75 ets. per yard. CHAS. OGILIW. March 15, 181 t. *lee Celebrated Morse Er ~ • „ • Will stand for service ii, 1 ...,,,..,, `. l during the season, coin ••• 4 triOciy 1 , 4 -, . • nicncing on the st of .' ' - •' i . , • April and craling.tonthe • ri 11, Ist of July, as follows— '. Monday, Tuesday and - - .Wednesday.._ of each week,at Miclidleseic, - and thiirsday;Fisday and Sat urday, at the stable of ;Andrew Itoberts, in Carlisle,. The teritieUrelfifoiliki . teasOniand slo.for insur ance. • •• .. .. . . Any person ' parting with an insured Mare before . sho-is known.to be with foal, will be held liable fur ' the insurance. . . - Great. care' will be taken , but no accountability •.. fly occidents. • • JOHN TIIONIPSON Carlisle, Atu# 7, 14841.-3 m" • • ' ' ' \ . • The thorough b d Horse,.. . . ":PIETER PA LEY " ~. 1 • volt stand the, ensuing season ,i, , 1 7 y at Ciiiliale, on the terms set forth "J' • 1 .... „ . _'' . ; : •0‘ -•i ti‘.l dWS ' '.; :Peter Parley is of the verybest tan ..:..,, . ra b ood. , lle 'was got by "Oscar"- - -,his dam '.. s!Betsr . Wilkes",:tyas by the celebrated "Sir Archie" .*. : , .......bas : grandaniZ by "Bedford"---Itia g grandam , by "Dare Devil s'=-his g g grandam bi"Lamplighter"r - • "liirg.g g . grandaMby Spoil'" Wildair." 'By refer- . , - epee to the Toil Itemsn.r, it, will .be zemvlhat "Oar -• . • 'by, ‘'lRimoleint,!L dam. by , Diear ;"Amfrewetta' by • '': . „,., ndre,ol,' . l y.:T lattebicar I" `Clarion' bt 'Monmouth ""•4c-:."' fc ‘lipaell daarly 'Oscar V. are among the /most sue ,` . Apetisrist „boOds ivy on the' turf, havni both. speed and bottom.' - i' . • ... ... , . - - rot-further patticulars see handbills. : . - . WHOLESALE & RETAIL COppeir, Shea. and Ware • J'tk anufavior FINITE SUBSCRIBER, thankful idr , past favors, 1. wool inlnun the. public, that, he eputitmea to maintraeture at lijs'old stand in Not•tli Hanover street, Carlisle, opposite Cornatan's hotel, every article in the line of his busines,.suelt as - ' IF.rashWettles, Dye Kati Iles, Ilouse•Spouting, an , Tear-Frat'e, Drums, Stove .Pipe,. ifripping.Pans, 4ke.. lie also otTers fpi sole_ Chaollicr. ,Office for wood or coal, of every ‘'am,etv owl mmero—all of whirl' he will dispose of on the most reasonable ME! . 3.1.0011 , FIrIDLEY. -' , i. 11 - . -- 11!alsu fug the..improwal - liotari - 1 Cookiiif, , Stukes, 'which are superior to.:atiy ever ot fertl in dais place. . . •J.F. • 1 Carlisle., Feb. :3, 1:34t.---3m. At their New Store in Centreville, have just re ceived and tu•cuow-opening a very large and splendid assortment of Barris'', Fltl NCII and DOMES TIC which have been selected with match care in the cities or DIV 1D RN. and I A DCl.l'll lA, and .which they respectfully 'invite the citizens CentreVikke. :a vicinity to call and.csainine . , It they will.be ena hled to please, and Nell - decidedly cheaper than -any of ctal o t hamq at all. tho.is to see coatomers .tylan are deskrous 0. 1 .4 • • . vpiar,tx,,.maouor.srva,ZuvleWeive - 14 , -** 1411,ii.et tlwir stockAvi.ll be fonia Dine - 111aikk; 'llrown.Akkeen; 01 IVP.; Ca d Mulberry,Dal Zia, Pt rim,Clart, Nlixt Drab, and a -v v arictv. ql kow priced • •„_ Q . ) LEI (0 7 , 'la 0 4 - - - ioperior striped:kutd plainll,ottdon. and Duel:skin 'Cassikneres,pretninm and low p e j L ,Cd s a tti ni •tts ; sn .peilor Silk, sati'n, Vciv . ct, Valenci4Covded, Strip ctl; incd Vestitt. , ll. r: el - sso r t colons of_ • Fall aail Tit 7a:ter:Goods. - - snitablo for .Qeidlemen's wear. -Superior Maeh . Imtestrings, Gros 1)e-Naps; Po -I - ht-Swas,- Gros De Swiss, and Scusliaw Silks, Clinll4s, Chint zes,daceonetaXambries;Bobbinetts, Plain .and Fi gured wiss,•and Book Mudi as, Shawls, Dres . s _ Ilantl.kerchiefs, Scarfs, Veils, Ribbons; &c. A large and excidlent. A•sortme:itt 'of fine antr Tow prieethCalieoes, Irish, Table, 'rowelling mid Table - Diaper, Crash ;Medias; Tiekings, • Clicks, .Cords, liesvertecas, eei.. A netieral 1 iss"o meat of Leghorn mid Straw Hawaii, Umbrellas, Parasols; lei;, AlSo, an.eteasive assortment of • Oroceries and Q,neenn , are • of the most approved Rwditics The. public are re spectfully invited to Call anti .jittige for themselves as' thev ate determined to sell cheap for cash or country produce. TAVERN - KUIPERS. are- respectfully invitpl to call and examine their stock of Liquors before purchasing elsewhere. Centreville, Cum. Cn., October 14,1840. • • i • ..For Sale: • The two Story .Steno !louse, occupied by the sub scriber. cat Tdst street Carlgie, with the Lot of Ceound 90 feet froitt, on said street, and extending "250 feet baek,to the L et spring. ,There is a Stone Stable, a Carriage Honse; and a well of water on the peerages. The whole property is enclosed by a substantial stone wall, For further particuls apply to . R. C. HA ar LL. CarlisleiNov. 4,1840. •.. • . • EIDGE TOOL . • • Zia A.TIZ 2 a(I) Al' 1)1.1):k c,.. -- - The subscriber hereby informs the citizens•of Car lisle, and theptiblic . getierally,.that lie has taken the shop nearly.oppoSite die Jail, where hd•will be pre pared to-manulacture to order, on the most reasona ble terms, any article in his line of Ititsittess,such its - ' ANeS, Mill Picks, &c. Ile will also attend to Steeling and Grinding Axes. Ile solicits a share of public patronage. . • • • . • • 301I\ IIA:1011S. Carlisle; Nor. 5, 18•10. • • V. A. KPINNEDY • ~.Variety. Store, &e. HE subncriber,thnukful for past favors, respect infOrniSthe puldielhatim'still - cominnes to "hold forth" in Church Alley, near "Education I hill," a here he' has now MI hand sa laig assortment ofnotion . coosistiogin Mill, of th.e.foll6w mg: Bread, Cakes Cheese, Bacon, I lams Flour, Soap; Cider, Spices, Fruits, Swcettheats, and other, necessaries calculated for Sinteredian. 8.110 also continues to kt ep an Eating House, Where gentlemen can he accommodated With Tripe, Pigs Feet, Pickled Oysters, Sze. nt the sportiest notice. JACOB SIEG, Sept. 9, 1540:-1 year ( • Yew ilarOwarc, Grocery;' rrilE - subscriber' has just returned rum the Cities of New York, Philadelphia anti TlM timbre, anti is now opening at bia.store room S. Corner of Market Square anti Main Streets (for merly occupied by Geo. V. llitner,). a general as sortment of Hardware, Slone Ware, Cedar Ware, Brillania Ware, Groceries, Oils, rahrishes-,--Glass,l3ruah . es, Whips, Canes,. Lamps for burning Camphine Oil, k_ awl a great variety of articles useful and necessary for furnishing and keeping a house. He hasalsoond will, constantly keep on CamphineOil, a cheap and eleent substitute-for sperm (Aloud having heed appointed the agent, of Messrs. Backers and Brother Of Newark N. J„ for the Sale of Jone's Patent LaMps in this count3c lie is prepared to fur nish hamps and Oil, siva very reasonable rate to all 'who may wish to,use this new and economical. light. Hwang selected his goods himself, and made pis purchasesf or.eash, he is able, and is determined to selll ow. . ' . . . lime 11:M11F:thee:WI to lay out will find it to their advantage to pve him a call. HENRY DUFF JEW: — CaelieleOuly 8, 1840.---te.. • Alarge asmrtment Of Thread, Lace' and Edgings; Cambric and Swiss Edgings and ,Inserthiga, for -sale: .atfisedueed yrices o at the store of „ • • H/TNER jail; V.VI/1". - i Cheap SiNts!o‘. The Sabscrillers have', on hand a large assortmea or Cashmere, Thihet, Ateriao, tirocbn, Crmiaille other kinds of Shawls, which .they will ,sell at a small advantM. for, Conh.• • lII'I. „ .. ,&411ULvaorr. nAM:IBK St. 'FRPNCII•I3LANKET SHAWLS of a new style, for gale at the - • alre, • Store in Silippetisbur4,4, AltNOLP.fi AIBRAMS EEEI • ,111 , • 47.) A . R Ge. AIN SOntheimer Liadinter, D G . O 0 DS, STORJ. Lace GOods, V.V:ii: e,4 - 4,4.1..:04.)1r , ..: 7.ii, , r.v 410.: 4.. x rqecli4i.tiO.tno.A i)M1)0 fletween J►leeieaaniesburb and rhiladetpkfa'or'-paitilintote. [IIt 110 b cxyj 4,] rimit üb . scribers graforuff6k.paitiTaireo, '..-4!L! beg leave to inform their friendsnutl the public generally, .lint they still continue. to , eue - a line 'Of burilto Cars regularly between Medi:nth:o;nm 'and Philadelphia or. Baltimore, by 'which goods and pro duce of all des'eliptiens will be forwarded with care and deiPatch aßbelowest rates Of freiglit • -Produce will be received nt their Ware -Houses in Mechniktesbnr%ainl forivnrde4 : either delphia or italtim re, according, to the direction of the ownin.. • oar The highest price will be giA:na 'for. Wheat and 'lour. DILESBACII 311.10 N. B. Plaster of Parisind'Salt . always 'Met on • • • hand, and for sale , pt the lowst p r ices,. Jul , / 2%1840.-;•-ly. • • . • LAINAND MOUSIELIN,I)fi. LAINS; offered for sale AItNOLD & ADDAMS. , - ,3qa,Fga.ips argairls. • /" _ cheqp:GoAds ,foir „as 1, . , . . • • - the-SubqcObers, desirous of rediteing their storit •of.Nferchalulizuroffurit :a reduced prices foi.."01811: Their entire stock of • . .3 1 13112 D - LO l Tfit - : . Citesinmvs, .11Ierinoes, Flan. nds; 4. c . 4.c. will be sold at a very-.small advance. Such persons as are, desirous of obtaining f good bargains will please, call at the store of - lIITNEWR MU(XANY. N. The - of -be sold a bargain to any . one wishing to - greingc.Thr the busbies's, if application be made inanetately. . Dec: 9,1840, ‘: • ..... . , Black Walnut Plank:, ric RE Subscriber .wishes to put - chase . 14 11 L. , 7 C.A7 WALNUT J'./...1,V.K,iu any (plan ity that may be 'offered; for..Nvhiult Forty Dollars rash per thotisami feet plank measure will lie given. Said Plank to he of gooll• quality; two inrhrs and one-eighth in tliieknesa and fourteen fttpt tour iiiches. in )ength.- , '1•o-lie-delivered at. the Canal in I larris hfirg7;iir at: any point - on - the Cumberland Valley flail Road, and•immediate -.information forwarded to the 'f.F - ffaiji*kgitifiu:l4i,:iyiff„iptdikticd -run liii7Liniiriiii-iiipplieatluniialtaigitrifflitiil.dg ,- Carlisli;fimlif subsertbetypost paid). residing in Philadelphia. - ' ,• DAVID. FREUD,•Jii. December 30, 1849.---6 ino.". TARE UHNC' MACIHNES 7intlitAriiii.74^ineSTiMPrOVM Horse raiver. Trin.grent. en:conragenieat - lier'etafeire - tieceivett from the sale of his ifiachimEs,induces him tOof- Jime to the pnblicm new and i1111)1•OV61 Horse Power, *Malt - raw he-shifted inl,tman-or.:Mli of .g(MK-bY.:kCY§). and shift the lOW to imiiye It five difil.Tent revolutions. And he has no hesitation in assnring the Farmersthat leis now-able tofurniskthem with an article:lhr sii •perior to thOse outntifactured heretofore. For speed haft ilea - threshingand. ease to the horses, be be lieves his machines to be nauegiudlcd. - ' • Ills price is $l4O, -seventy dollars to be paid cash, and the balance in six months, for which a note wilt be remmirmLwith interest. Any per Son purchasing a machine and upon a fair trial, not _being pleased, can return it. lie will at all times be-ready to furnish them on the - shortektiotice; 'orders from a lli3tllllCC will be punctually attended to.. He will also repair ~machines on time shortest notice. • - WILLIAM 11N1ILLIGAN... • NeWxille, July 1840.--tf. LI, COLOURS OF CARPET CHAIN; for salent the New Store in Shippensburg, by ARNOLD & AJIRAMS. . _ Balm, ,of 61 kabia. •lJritirh Consul's Office, Philadelphia. I( OW ALL PERSONS to AOlOlll these pres- : cuts shall come that I 'GIL 111AlT DOH ERTSON, Esq. his Britani6 Miuesty's Consul for the City of Phihidelphia, do hereby certify, That Robert Whar ton, Esq., whotittests to the foregoing Certificates, is Mayor of the City of Philadelphia ;. and that Mat thew Randall, Esq., is Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas for - the city-and -county-of. Phibidel phin, to both whose signitures, with. the Seals of their respective offices, full faith and credit is due. . '1 further "certify, that I am personally acquainted with - Joseph L. Inglis,one of the_signertior the 'certi ficates hereunto affixed, which expresses the efficacy of the Balm of Columbia, 'RIM that lie is a person of great respectability, and worthy of full faith and cre dit; and that I have heard him express liis unqualifi ed approbation attic effects of the said Balm of Co. lumina, in restoring his hair: . 4;iven under my hand and seal of office a 4 the city of Philadelphia, in Bib State of Peims;lvania, the United States of America. • :uinnirr ROBERTSON. ' React• thejollouthlg. 11011EliT \VUARTON, Esq., late Mayor of Philadelphia, has tlertified, as may-be sesm_below,..to the highsliamter of the fullowing*Aremen. The undersikned do • hereby (wady that we have used the:Balm:01 Columbia discos ered by J. Old ridge, and have found it highly serviceable not only as a preVentive against the haling off of hair, but also a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, senior, • ..Methodist Minister in St. George charge No. 86 North Fiflh st. JOHN INGLIS, 331 Arch fit. , JOHN D. 'THOMAS, M. R. 163 Race at. • JOHN S. FUREY; 101 Srace it. lUGH McCURDY, 243 Sdtith 7th st. • JOHN LARD,jr.,_l234relt st, The aged, and those who persist in wearingwigs,' may not always. es pecience its restorative qualities, j•etlit will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation .of the publib, when it.is known that three of ,the a bove signers are more than 50 years of age, and the others not less than 30. [l•rom the Jllayor.) . . . ' ._ . COMPIONWEALFII OF PRINSYLVAIIiAI . City of Philadelphia.; — I;ROBERT—WILULT(&,_Iijay'or of said city bf Philadelphia, do li reby certify - Wißir ' tntwell-a . quainted with Mess s. J. P. Inglis, John S. Furey, and Hugh McCurdy whose names are signed to the i a b ove certificate, (ha they are gentlemen of charm , teiand.respectability;iind as such full credit should be given to the-said certificate. - ' In witness whereof, I have hereunto set 'my hand, Q. l and canedthe - seal-of the city-to be affixed, 11- -t ! - 'i the sixth-day of Dec-mber, &e. ' 'ROBERTWHARTON, Mayer: - • eh * LDRIOGES BALM OF. COLUMBIA FOR THE lIARL—Its positive qualities are as fol- mai lit. For inflint's keeoing the head free from scurf and causing a luxuriant growth:of .54d. For 'lndies attet• child-birth, restoring the skin tti its usual strength and firmness . , and preventing the falling 'mit of the hair. • •-1 ' . • any person reenvering from rytehility, •the shine effect Is produced.; • - 4th. If nsed in infancy till itgood growth is started; it may be preserved by attention to the latest period , ff .sth. It:frees th e head from 'dandru, strengthens the roots, imparts. health and vigor to the nirctdation and prevents thediair from changing colour or. getr ling ' 6th-It causes the hair to 'eurr beautifully. when done . up in itaver night. . - • r• ~„ (0 - • No ladies' toilet should ever be outdo without it.' . 7th. Children who have by any means contracted vermiii in the. head; are immediately and pellet:4ly cured of them by, Its use.-. It is infallible. , . • •• For ale, at the drug store Of.COmAtook 14, Co., 2 Fletcher street near Kar, and in Carlisle bY,Ste -Yemen ta - Dinkla; ,t1)80. . • Craig • Bellas, A' Co,, •• • " 1 . 14 , g . t.... r .,„ .. ~....... • • . , . , . . , . , . COMMISSION .& FORWARD __ • •INaMERCHANTS, :. Have removed to the - Caimebaus AVar,eheuse recently I),CCUV IIY IC4 1). Leech Bt:C O3 .ct the north,weatcorner of Cherry. anti BrOu'd street,Philadeiphic. - From ifitTfiralities whirl the lactation toiltaternol atTangernent.of this depot afford,. 30 .t6' , 10 Hurdle!' Cars can he steennimcialtateil to unload - and load 'At the same time with sufficient roam to store 20,000 barrel s ..of•Flonr;and 400 to 600 timi of Grain exOttsive Of the . forWardinifitic)artment.:" ' , ;• , '•,' • • • Produce of„every description' will be receivettas tastaat on tabaisigannents; and liberal :advances 'Mile on receipt, (it' required) until salea;are effected. ~ :• . •. • .. . CRAIG, BrILLAS Sr. Co.. - ° • ' Nerth-west corner of Clierry & Broad st. ~ :. - • t . ' -. • -. . • Philadelphia. . • •- . • •'. ' .• . • REFERENCf.S. . - • W. - W. , Cobean • qiudder. • , • • . -,-- • . ..Benderson • ,tc:Parlter,...• .t.'',"aritstc.' . - ...' Henry Rhoads,. .' , Satinderson*Boriierman, 4.6.61) Swoyer, , Neweille. . ' . • ___Dasisk..N.ol. ll .!b_Slai theimburg% .3. Logan Smith, ff,sq. CiiB hi eir reATthberikliTS , 7 — t:yster, Lintz X Co, ' , 3: ItobePtYkiming, • ~ . _Cntherwneal k. Craig, - , PhilwieffAr'a: • •-• :' .W ni: R. Thompson &Co; ' - Whitall F!.t Brown 1".• f . • . • 10 1 _ ;Sh, -• • ' - A CIIROIIIIILVI - OF , •: . • The Tall, -Field . Sports, Literature and 'the Stager • wrrn 'SPLENDID STEEL ENIiILAVING9. • , • „ NEW: VOLUME PO KA 841 nail - 'First Number of it New Vohnii e .("The Spirit or the '('lines'' Will be issued on the 6111 oft 31archi .18 4 1 : In the course of the Year, a series of I MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAVINGS, Ind., embellisliments - df_die . pi'euediUg , Vol ume, will lipreSeideti to. the subscribers. A t r aitor g(M.Sl.otYrti ECLIPSE, from - a painting comnience the sevies,and be succeed ed by those of other ilistingnislied horses during the .rear:l 't • . A List of AMERICAN-YINNING-lIORSES of -die preceding year will be published, arranged in time distinct 't Aims of four mile winners; one of three, one of two, mid one of owe mile winners.— These tables-show ata g lance-theAvinner_oLei'elf race of the last year, his age., color, Pedigree, , mt owner, the 11/611 ' %MOIL carried, the time made, and :the 'horses beaten by him, together with the date andllla - C6 7 fifiliii'race;diiild reference to the page of the precedidg volume where the .race*,,was originally published._ These • tables are compiled 114fitti&-of .constant- Oriiatical,„arse., l (awl l ;.iltirecifia l A i l e% ENG:LISI I'AVINNING lIQRSES • tor the•atime year will also be published in die volume arranged in the Eligligh. form. • • A Table of the AMERICAN WINNING TROT TING HORSES,With the age ' .cohir,7:ls - w gee; time nuide, - Weight carried; horses b eaten, Ike( &c., will be published in thiS volume; and in addition, there will-be an - abstract of ;Trance iii ainerica, kit seyeral - year's - back;w cialyeferetice io the time -made. This .abstract has been compiled from several authentic- sources, and I Will-lie=extremelv _ interesting as the only COM PLET.E R.E.COItirOP-AMERICAN TROTTING ever attempted.. _ - An Alphabetical List of sTALI,roxs. fee, 1844 in the usual . form,Wilnilso appear enrlydum- - ber of the volume, and ill be found - Convenient .to breeders for rdesignatingAie age, color, 'pedigree, owner, place and' Klee ••of Standing, of - .nearly every distinguished Stallion in America. In addition to the various -subjects-enumerated ii boveithe present volume. win:mistily a raid& " and copious record of 'all IMPORTATIONS SALES OP BLOOD, STOCK, Sweepstakes, and - Trotting Matches, and Racing IPplointi Essays on Breeding and ['raining, l'erligreL. Perfoemancesof Distinguished Horses, all th Current News and On Dits in Sporting Circles, both at home and abroad. And to complete the Sporting Department, full details, original and selected, will .be given upon alFmanly pastimes, as Ilunting,Shoot ing; Fishing, Yachting and - Boating Pedestrhm and other Athletic and Manly Sports. (?- • , Another part of the design of the paper Will em brace A BREEDING AND Arallcu mut, Dr liAirrmENT, iwsi g ood tcrpromote.the interests and minister to the instruction of brilhalers of fine cattle, slidep, Sze: — Selectionsfrom the most appro ved Aritericau and English writers on these import ant subjects will lie constantly foimil in its columns. 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No local agents being employed .by the propels- tors,gentlemen wishing the paper can order inhering-1i their post-masters, or remit by anal.. A number:of fileirfrowr the commencement of the volume, will be preserved for nkv subScribers. This course in adopt ed, as the valuable Statistical Tables of the, paper li.early alrappes - riii - tbe early-part 'Of - the " Terms of Subscriptiou and Advertising. --For One Vcar's Stibscription, $lO in ialvance.— For gik Mouth's Subscription, $5. _ Per Advertising One Square of !alines, first in sertion, s—Encli subgequent 01-Extra copies of the - LARGE ENGRAVINGS oNsTFIEL way be obtained at tho Publication Of '. ne-Dollor..each. They sent_to any se • 0,. he Union so enveloped ns to secure th-ein -fro Win - ..There is not one case of Fever in a thousankbut maykbe elfectually broken ttp and, removed by the use adds Elixir. It removes all acidity indigestion, bilious matter and constipation from the stomach' , l and bowels. It operates gently and efictually on the bowels, and powerfully on lie kidneys and skin. ' It removes all unpleasant feeliagsafter a hearty meal, and prometes aOW appetite; It needs only a trial trEgive perfect satisfaction. Ithas become a general practice with many to use this article in all cases of colds, pains in the bones, or heavy disagreeable feel in [ordering to heada che or chilliness. For hoarse , ness, aftriken - through-thecompletely restores the voice Without producing • inekifessi-i-Whotiping cough, and all coughs of children are cured by it „pc-stomach is kept in perfect ord6r by igtand it is quiteimpossible that any-diseasei-shauld , commence while a per Son is using this-Syrup. 13:j'. It taken daily itproduces, rudy, healthy, and a -oun g appearance, by driving off all _the humors of ~hoaystem; Sold genuine at 2 Fletcher -street, one door beloW Pearl' street; N. Y.. by COmitotik: ft,t Co., 'and byall respectable Druggists. .• • . r , Far sale also by STEVENSON* DIN . KLE, Carlisle,. Pa. • • WORMS! WORMS!! WOR 11litt To remove these troublesome and dangerous inhabitants of the stomach and bewail, which so often impair the health and destroys tholivesornhildreiii use Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, a certain and safe pre paration for the remoVal of thevari ous kinds of worms, dyspepsia', sour stoMneb, want of appetite, infantile fever and ague, and dibility oftheeto - mack acid bow, els, and organs of digestion. To be had at No. 20 South Third street 'Philadelphia, Algot() be had of Samuel Elliott and Stevenson & Dinklecarlisle,!Pa: • [may 13 1840 .L ,O O.K •HEBEL.cI • ZUVI ' The. Subscribers offer their present Stock of Mb& nhandize at reduced prices, and will gtintintte st such prices untilall is sold. ; A, large. portion . of. their ,Stock is offered Cost. ' • • ~ . (), TRE IrRETEMESI,- WILLIAM 1 4 ; 1 PORTER, EDITOR MR. WIPOIEN'%' HEALTH ELIXIR. HITHER .Itz MULVANY. ma 7e O. *a.l-4::w.r4, itt ‘ DR. I WISTAWS BALSAM Ar WILD-tiIERRY THE CELEBRATED REMEDY *DR : -I,44SEs, OF 11.1piN,'.:::' . „ . . . - XTUNIETIOU'O - remedietr - lutiorbeeo - offereil - an4 - 01, !Mired into notice for' diseases of the . Lungt,. some of : which line, undoubtedly ,been found very Use., ful, but of all that aye. hitherto been known; it must be' universally' iielitiowledged there is fiOne that las ever , twoved ne 'titcceSsfil us the ', "BALSOM OF WILD CHERRY." ' ' . •;;• ' . . . Such indeed are the astonishing restorative anal healing properties " sam;" that even in the• worst forms,of.Consnmption, ,when, the • pitient has ;10.1 ffered , with the - most di stressing. , cough, •violent Milne in the . cheit,difliculty of hrenthing,night sweats, bleeding of thil lungs; Sic. Heil when the most esteem ed remedies of Our Pita rmacopiss had failed to afford any reliAand everf,When Botanic, Ilomtepathic, and ''numerousotherremedies,ha4 been used foi,many, minithsin invnluuhlc remedy has , checked every'symptoni, and been productive of the most as tonishing relief. lii the early stages ,of the disease, proceeding' WoM neglected colds; termed Catarrhal _Consumption; it has been - used with mideviating suc cess, and instances, when - this disease seem , ed to have marked its victim for an early grave, the Ilse•or.this • inedipine.has arrested every syMptemouid restored the lungs.tO a jute of perfect health. • • bilhat form of Consumption, sopreralent amongst i'delicate:yontiglernsl" orn mon tv-t mined (id/Mere "going into decline, a complaint with Whiclii sands arelingering, it has also been used with surpri sing success;uid not only possessCs thp power of checking : the progress of ibis alarming - disrase,hut at the same, time strengthens and Invigorates the whole system more effectually' than anyreunidy we have ever posiessed. syt LIVER. COMPLAINT.---Th diseltses 6 - the Liver, particiilarly when attended with a cough, indi gestion or wandering pains in the side, t haSabio pro.; ved very efficacious, and cured many cases, of this kitta after the most . powerful remedies had failed. • tit-AS . TIIMA.---in this complaint it has also been deed in mnaerous instances with the most singular - - sttecess,,---Ilt opens-the-chest, rendering_the„hreathing. ;perfectly free, arrests the cough, and T willLseldoin fail . I.to give permanent relief. : .. . - - •• 0 , 01 --- lIRONCIIITIS.-45 a remedy in all. 'kohl ' dam nflixtionabf the throat, attended With a hoarse . lien, congh or sore in the Ahrout, it will orso befound a very'effeCtual remedy, and *ill mostly lifford - inr , mediate relief if used at the commencement of its attack. ' ' . . - . & 4 '4 COLDS:n common coughs and colds, that.preaail sa extensivelythrougheut minter, it will be found much more effectual than any reinedy ; ln.use, and wlieli.coids.leitte.upon the lungs, causing an inflommrition with 'mins in the brent,t,dif liculty or shortness of breathiatg., &c.,the use of this Balsam will suppress 'loch 'symptoms immediately, Oiattjtivzsarne-AlRe...treventiliiito - ...44 , bee0wn • ..... • • these 'Complaints; so conimon to-young 4:Wilfred, this Balsam will found muuli_superior to the Forego vie Syrup of Squills, and the various cough mixtures in common use, as it is entirely free from any thingthe least injurious, and may at all-times be I.givenlo.elkildren yith.perftati-sall!ty,andAvitli.the_eetc. , taintypf it'S..dfrording them specify relief. J' . AS. A FAMILY MEDICINE for .er complaints, this Ilalsain will also' be found partic ularly useful. Besides having preyed invaluable remedy iiiallVidinonbry affeetions,lt exerts a pow erful, influence over many diseases depending 'on a depraved conditiou of the systeta,and those who have ••suffered-fromthe,iudiscriminatense..et.Mereury, or. other deleterious drugs, that are often compounded in differ - Cad - quack noiffrums, will find it a remedy of great Value,. possessing the power - of:strengthening_ and !tivigoroting the whole system': more effectually than :my other medicine we possess. CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.—As this MCA:: is already acquired great celebrity. there'may ly he some attempts tff imitate it, and deceive 1' wwith n spurlinni mi,!xture, to prevent.which wish all purchasers'to' observe the lbllowir.g if the genuiiie Bidsam. It is put up in 'tellies of two sizes each, having the worth WISTAIVS BALSAM OF ILD CHERRY, FIIILADEL4. FIIIA, blown in the glass and n lithe) on the front with the signature of HENRY WISTAR; M. D. without which none is genuine. Prepared for the- proprietor by WILLIAMS & CO., • Chemists; No. '2'2 Commerce street, Philadel phia,and. sold by the most respectable Druggists and other oppoitateffogents in nil the principal towns throughout the United States. - • _ _ . . . -/C7?- The Genuine .Balsam soldin.gar ligle, by SA.MUP. , ELLIOTT,, appoint ed Agent. Price $1:00 it bottle. December 16, 1140.-- 1 1 y . • . - .Dentistry. LOOMIS, • T_TAS retro ned to Carlisle, and will, na heretofore 1-4 - 11 attend to-the practice .of DeAtistry..._ll,o4y' be found at • Yolonel Ferret's Hotel. Persoiali jrie questing it; aillbe waited upon nt their residedce. , l)n. GEoneE 1). FOULKE • cry /. l efer . Djt. awn) N. - Carlisle; March - Ili - 1840. • • Hays' Liniment.. I'l CTIO✓V Tins extraordinary chemical 'composition, the re sult of science and the inviintion of a celebrated med ical man, the introduction of which-4o the public Lwas invested with the kolemnity of a death-bed he- I quest, has since gained a reputation, unparalleled, [. fully sustaining the correctness of the lamented 1)r. Gridlley's last- confession, • that "he dared not the withont.giving.la posterity the benefit of ,his knowl edge on this subject,'' a n d he therefore' betpfeathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon Ilays,the secret of-his discovery. ' It isnow used in theprincipal hospitals, and . the .private practice in (MY comdry,fleit. and most cer tainly for the cure of the PILES, and also .extensive ly and effectually as to hal& credulity, unless where itsefferts are witnessed. Externally in the follow-. ing complaints: _ For Dropsy.;--Creating extraordinary' absorptii; n . if once. Swellings---Reducin6 them in hours. Rhounintism---Acute or chronic, giving quidc . CUM • Sore Throat---By; cancers. ulcers, or colds. Crbup • and Whoo k ting-Cough—Externally and over thechest. All Bruises, Spriiins, and Burns-;.-Cured in a few hours.. - Sores and Ulcers—Whether - . fresh or long . stand ing, and fever sores. . • .., Its operation upon addles:and children in reducing rheumatic swellings, and loosening coughs and tight nesS of die chest,by relaxation of the parts, has been, surprising: beyond -conception. The common re mark of those who' hi:creased, it in the Piles, is "It acts like a. charm." THE PILES.-.:,The price, $l, is refunded to any person who will use a bottle of Hays' Liniment, for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without being cured. These tre the positive orders of the proprie tor to the agents, and out Of many thousands sold, not one has been unsuceetatil. We might insert certificates to any length, but prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit the original_Mpurch*r!4. - tien • To - Physicians and Pat:R.. . The Blind Files, said to be -incurable by external applications.—Solomtin Hays warrants the contrary. His Liniment willoure Blind Piles. Pactware more stubborn than theories.: He solicits all respectable physicians to try it upon Alt* 'patients. ,It will do themifo harm, and it is known that. every physician who hashed the honesty to nudce -the trial, has can didly admitted that it'lias succeeded. hi every case they have known , . • Then why not use it? It-is the recipe of one or theirinost respectable members, now deceased. Why refuse to.use it 1.. Because it is Sold as a proprl trir I L y medicine ? , Is thifi a sufficient ex eine for su Ting their honest patients to linger in distress ? e tliiiik not. Physicians shall be con . vinoed that re is no humbug Or-quackery about thii article.--Why then not alleviate, human . suffer log 7 . If they won't try it-before, let theta. after au, other prelicriptlears fail. vPhysieians,arerespectfullA requested to do themselves and Patients thejustiee.to use this article. It shall be taken -from the bottles apd dinar pp its their prescription if they desire. ' ' SOLOMON HAYS.' .. • Sold by Comstoelt . -St. Co. Wholesale Druggato, No.,e, Fletcher street, New York. For sale a 4 to by ISTEytikISON ASt, DINKIGE, figrliale, Pa. ' • Decemher26,;lB4o.--ly . . ,ifikgsam - of 11.01 HOUND: An unparalleled remedy for common' Cold s,Coughs, Asthma, Influenza . , Whooping Cong.!), Beoneln t -and altdiseases tit -thelirefiet- nnd - Lutigsilendink, to Consumption; composed of the eonaentrated virtues of liorehound,,floneset,:Bluod erwOrtzinerieveiid'ilthee vegetable sibitances.- Prepaa;eArsinlY. by J. M.. WLNSLOW, Rochester•, • , . The initoccnce , ann universally admitted pectoral ; virtues, of.the Herbs.frona.Which,the BALSAM OF 'HOREHOUND` is Made, nVe tqo genei•ally known to require reqomniendation; it is therefore only ne. e essary,to ,obscrve- that . this. medecine" contains the' whrile of their Medical Propertieli;higlily ceiticentrat. , e d, end so ,liapp'dy combined 'with several other ye-' .getable Substances, as to render it the Most speedy, mild and certain reineily,:nOw in use; for the. Com;g• 'plaints above mentioned. , For Chi/dreir,thiii Baliam is of inestimable value. It is a speedy remedy for the Whooping. Cough and Croup,ned tlffbrd certain reliefin Bowel Complaints, Choke, Teelhing;F:C. ' s pleasant to the taste, and , may he safely g iven to, the. tenderest infant and should bOkept tit all `.times in every 'family, as , it is ;much better for the cornplaints incident to Children, than. PareOric,GoilflTys Cordial, or the Cordiale so com monly used; Saliiindreds in this, City hoye.teitified.. Rena tlie followilig.--.1 hereby certify that, early in the spring of 1838,1 coetracted‘a severe COLD, which set tled ,upon ijry lungq;lititl - thrmtened a.hasty Consumption. .1 used several .prescriptions, hut .ob tained no relief; 1.*1113 'Much alarineil...- 11!_ippening_to_be,inROCItestor, I was advised by_my e 137 cir 101 - bottle - ef - Ills 'll'm.sA-sr or : I did , so, arid in my surprise . ob. tained relief at nitce—and.by the use of that single bottle was perfectly restored, to health, To those. Mllicted' with Colds or Coughs ; , sit this inclement season, I say " go and do likewise." • , LEANDER CHIPMAN. . Pittsford, Nlettroe co., N ov. 9,1838. Mr. John -M. Wittitlow,Pruggi st, . Pear Sir :.I have been for a series of years Oct 'ed with: an affection of the - Lungs, and :t hard cough, and have - many times arose in the mornin n ••• as com pletely exhausted by excessive_ coughhig during the night as a pertion.would Itchy a bard days labor. have tried -most of the•popular remedies. of the day, but never-found relief - until l met with your - Balsam :if Horehound.. All the other remedies or palatives, that I have used, leave the bowels in . a congested state, while yours leaves them soluble and free. This I consider a great desideratum.. On taking a dose_of your Balsam - when - going to bed, I rest quietly tiled' the: night, and my sleep is refreshing, . I take great epldasure in recommending your Balsam of hore hound to all those afflicted ,with pulmonary colll, ' plaints or :my- di:tease-appertaining .to the lungs, and rake this.OpportiMity to thank you for the gri.tht re lief and_ biliefit littye experienced throUgh_ your. hi strtmenhtlity: Yours, with nitwit respect, • .• - •.• , • • WM. COGSWELL,. _ a. Fol• late by-- • - • . _ , . 1.7 . -r-j'AiiiiiiPiliiilsl . s:iciii..Asiy.oroVkkgt-the - -couti try. Price 50 cents per bottle- • • • • :April 15, 1.840.--ly. The ailian Pee dab • ...Are a. purgative_med icine, soTnatit al to the. human: CoViStitution and withal so mild,adit pleasant in their 'operatimi,tliat-not the.alightest_dreidLotlialn or sick ness; iced be appi'eliendeil from their use, even by the-most delicate: at die same ti toe, if used in such a manner as to operate Belly by the bowels; tho'se MpOid-humors; (which *posited upon the various parts ofthe body are the cause of every-ache pr pain we SAffer) will moat ass u redly 'be removed; and not onl yav pai mor distress of every-dcscri pti cm ..ne.dri veil front the body, but disease in any farm will be . - • -- For Me:same reason, when, froM the Sudden chang es of mum splicre; or any other collie, the perspinbion is checked, and those humors which should passel!' by the skin, are thrown inwardlv,eausing headache, nail scam aad.sickness, pains in the bones, watery and flamed eyes, sore throat, hoarseness,cough s,consu nip- • tion, rheumatic pains it various parts of the body ,andi many other symptoms ofcatching cold, the Indian veg,- etable Pills will invariably give immediate - relief— Three,,or four , Pills, taken at night on gni lig to bed,and repeated a few tones, will remove ,all the above un pleasantosymplonisomil restore-the body to even soon d than before. TIM Italian Vegetable Pills, ( an Purgative.). re Aim:aural:Mid therefore a certain cure for Costiveness: because ihey,cleanse the stomach and lifiwylff'of 'those, bilious-humo u rs, which not only paralyze add Weaken the digestive organs, but are the tauso of headache, nauseau and sickness, palpitation of the heart, flying pains in various parts tif the body, 91111 many 'other disagreedble camplaintA::'.'hi - esame may be said, of difficulty of breatliffig, - otastlima ; the !Milan Vegeta ble Pills will loosen and early off htthe stomach and . bowels, those tough pleglimy humors which stop•mp all air cells of the lungs, and are the cause of the above dreadful complaint. In all disordered motions of the blood, called inter- Mittent,remittent, Nervous, inflammatory and' putrid FEVERS, the Indian Vegetable Pills will lie found a certain remedy; because they cleadse the stomach and bowels of all bilious matter,and purify theblood; consequently;as they.rethove the causer of every-kind of disease, they arc Absolutely certain to cure every kind of Fever. ! • So also when morbid illlMol.ll, Ure - deposited upon the membrane and muscles, amiing those pains, iti liarnmations.and i ngssalledßheutuat sm, Gout, Rte.; theindian 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. From three to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, takerergVery night bn going to bed; will, in a short time, completely rid the body of all morbid and corrupt humors; and ItlMumatism, Gout and pain of every description, will disappear its if by magic. It should be remembered that the Lidian Vegetable Pills are certain to remove pain in the - side, opms sion, neausea and sickness, loss of appetite' costive nese, a yellow tinge of the-skin - and-eyes;: and every other symptom of Liver 'Complaint ; because they purge from the bcitly these corrupt and- stagnant' Im -moes which, when deposited upon the Liver, are the cause ofthe abo dangerous complaint. They are also n certain preventive of OM exy and, itulden death; Because they carry off thoselmmours which, obstruc ting the circulation, are the cause au rush, or deter mination of blood to the head- - --giddiness especially 6i - darning suddenly round--blindness--drowsiness --loss of memory ! --inllammation of the brain--in sanity, and every other disordM' of the mind. - ONE WORD WO THE SEDENTARY 7----- Those-whofro_m habit or twenpationoire kept Much within doors, shoti freineu ntierthat-they-frequen breathe awatinfisphere-which is wholly unfit for the, 1 •t it kwoper e. = e - 1 slow - of thungs, - and - at the - .same time, - 1 'ow in to w nt of exercise,the-liowels are not sufficient- ly eractin .d—the blood becomes impure, and head- ache, indigestion.palpitation of the ; heart, and Many otherdisagreeable symptoms, arc sure to follow. - -.- .- - - THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, Being a cleanser Of the stomach and bowels,aqd a di rect purifier of the blood, are certain not only to re move pain or distressof every kind from the the body, lint if used .occasionally, so as to keep the body free from those humors which are the cause of every male tly under heaven,' they will' most assuredly pronnate such a just and equal cieculation.drate blood, that those.who lead a sedentary life, will be enabled to enjoy sound health,and disease of any.kind-will be. absolutely impossible,' . - ' • . For sale by ~ . CHARLES :OGILBY, Agent, - ~ , eartitile, Pa. JACOB G. LAUMAN, — .l)illsbutg, York-Co. _Pp. • C"' Office and General Depot, - N0.1169 Race area Philadelphia. , - • r [May 2008.10.-11 JAYNE'S EXPECT, ORAN,T.-!-This. •niediciiie lies already provedhit:lite be.all that it has been recommended, by those who have given it a fair test in this country, and the demand for it i a *tries daily. We have just heard of an important Cure of Asthma, which has been effected by the use of it in a neighboring toWti.-the case was that of fe male whelnul for a long time beek under the 'ca ' of, a.physiciaii,but lied received no'rellef, and her case was beginning to be considered hopeleis.. As a last resort she purchased a bottle of Dr...htyne's pecto rant, whi clt caused - her to 4i4lectoritc: freely;graduith. ly eased, her cough, and is restoring .heats health. We have no hesitation ,in saying this prepa-' ration of Dr. Jaytie,,Mr the cure of coughs, colds, in. fluenz,a, Asthma, Conimmptien, tzo. lithe most *eine inedititne ever offered to the American' There is no tlititokery,about: it.—Dr. Jayne is, one o be most skilful , practising 'physicians in'Penwsylva nia ; and wherever hie Prepanttiona have been tested, he is looked upon ;ma great public ben. efacter.44Somerset (Me.) Journid. . . • . • ," For sale by Santitel Elliott and Stevenson. :ft r ltle i• Carliste, Pa: ,• • , 13 1840 • Dental:Snegery..: Tl-1B SUBSCRIBER reapectlidly - 'tinders hi% , grateful acknowledgments to the public for the, very liberal share ofpatrOnage lie has received dor , - ing,the past.year, and would still continue- to : offer them his . professional services in their var i o us bran dies at Ina residvee, No. 7',,Harper'ir Row. Ile files,- cleansesiand plugs teeth, and inserts incorruptible tarrer Metalic artificial teeth' in the most approved - manner—Charges always - moderate. -- '~ - - - = - . J. C. NEFF,M. D:. Carlisle, March 25, 1840.--ff 1427DIOINMSe Prepared only by - Dr. D.jayne,lnventor; . . • and sole proprietor No South .Third, street, Philadelphia, and may be had of • •.• S.' ELLIO.TT, and also. of .STEVEX ..SON• DINA - LE, Druggists, Cara' lisle, Pa. • • - • . These medicines are recommended and extensive ly used by the - moist intelligent persons in the Hnited‘ .States, by nUmerous Professors and Presidents 61 • . Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy,and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Clergymen of various denominations. • - They a!e expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired armonprectalentedpopulari! y thiongh- - ; out the United Statep; and as they •are so ,adMiraldV caleiilifted - to preserve-nrman-and-cure_nisr,4,%66'. faMily should dyer be without them. Tim proprie' tor of these valuable preparations received leis edu ' tell a States, and -h iload fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice,oy which heldislind ample oppertunities of-nctitioring a practical knOwl-• edge of diseases, and of - tne remedies best calchlated to remove them.. • . • • • ThoiSeTreparetions cOnsist of . • . '• :PAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,a yaluable remedy: for cough, colds, consumption,. asthma, spitting of • blood , cromp, !miming couglo,bronchitis,pleurisy and inflammation athe lungs or Throat, difficulty of lorea. thing, andall.diseases of pulmonary' organs.—Price - one dollar. . Also JAIINE'S• HAIR 'TONIC, for the preserva-' tion, growth Mid beauty of the hair, and which will . positively...bring in itewlowir on bald heaols.-7.Priie _ one - dolloor.• •• • Also JAYNE'S TONIC YEW:MI . I43CE, a, cer tain and pleasant ronietly for wrirmsolysiiilisin,piles, anti many othet diseases.--Price 50 cents. • Also .1 AY NE'S GA BM I NITIYE BALSAM; a certain cure for bowel and summer complaints . , diur rie, dysentary tholic, cramps, sick headache, sour stomach; cholera numhus,and altdentngcmcnts of the stomach and bowels, nervoult affeetiousltc.-r-•Priite 50 ektttl3.. - - - . Al so JAVNE'S_SAXA.',TIVE PILLS, for Female diseases, liver complaints, costiveness,fevers, inflam mations, glandular; obstructions; diseases of the sk,iny - Etc:and in all cases where Foratterative or purgative medicine is requirt.d.-- 7 1'rice 25 cents a - hox. . . May 13,11140.-- r - Iy' . . • . • Ecir_the growti, preservation and resinratiOn the -hair.- -hair. This is am exeelleair artithn and has ; in . merous instanees;'lirotluced a Tine 'growth of hair dodo; heads of persons w Ittihad been bald foryears. . . • . . . _ Aiii - GiiiTI.EIIIIIN,--4)(1:you wish elegant; luxUriainf trod hatitiful haiiq. I know . yoit will answer Tetc-Hear,-for one- monient, the cause of its-loss, why it turns gray, rMity and coarse,larsli and anpliasao.. • in its appearance, and finallvfidis . Earle hair has p root in dm skin, midis itself: hollow tube; thrOligh which there is acimstant of fine circulation the hair is nourished and held - fast; its . glossy colour is given and preserveli,and it is - coverCil With - the - fincst oil. - Now :my thing which in jures the ski - 11 - oldie head; or diverts Or takes -aWi . F --- tlieblond from it s will Prevent or impede the cirtmla tion through tlie•tubes of the hair, stop its grciwth,- • and caii - sr it to - fkll offal' turn gray, or. both: IlenCe it is that any Cause that obstructs or Veakens_the_cir, dilation of blood through the skin, Or that diverts the blood to other parts of the system, will take away the , lively, fresh andyoudiftil appearance of_the hair, ar rest its g rowth , turn it gray soonor or later, and in tlitiusanas of instances cause premature baldness. - For sale by • S. ELLIOTT, mitt STEVENSON Iv, DINKLE, . `Carlisle, Pa. May 13, 1840.--ly Muir Tonic.--R'e'call the attention of those 'at- ' flitted with premature baldness. to the excellent flair Tonic prepared by Dr. Jayne ,of this city. .•11aving 'used it ourselves; we canspeak of harangues by expe rience, and we unhesitatingly pronounce it an instal;. able remedy to present the falling.off of the liair,and . to restore it from a dead, to a fine, healthy appear ance. We tan also speak from personal knowledge. of the cases of or three friends who were predis posed fo baldness, who by the use of Jayne s Hair Tonic, have now luxuriant hair- We have no (lima).- shin)) to puff, indiscriminately all kinds of remedies for all diseases which flesh is heir to, but when we have testkd the virtue of an article, we are free to say it is good.—Saturday Ast. .Tayne's 'Hair iIRVC, heretofore, num betel iiiirselveitintring those iiho belitsved that the flair Tonic, prepared by Dr. Jayne, was one of the many quack nostrums whose virtues are never seen beyond the fulsome puffs of their authors. .We are willing, at length, to make public acknowledgment of the error of our-belief.- -An iniimatefriend,some tam _ or.three months since, all the top of whose cranium was as bald as, a piece of polished marble, mangre all . our jesting and ridicule-of the idea , of attempting to cultivate so barren a spot purchased a bOttle or two of the Hair Tonic from Dr..layne,and according to his directions applied it. During the present week the same friend ushered himselfinto our presence.snd uncovering his hitherto naked bead. astonished us with , thin:though luxuriant grOwth of hair, from one to two inches in length.--upon the very premises we bad believed illmnyielding to 'Cultivation as the trackless sand that skirts the'Adantic. This is no puff, but is religiously trife;and ta - thoSeWhiv - dinilitgie gender - atm can be pointed but. What, is more in favor ,of this "Tonic," the case here cited was not one of tempora ry baldness—no, sudden loss of the hair--abut was one. of years' standiog, -though thelbe. gentleman' is but forty-five yeses of age.---rhitode/phio Spirit of Times. WAR ! WAR! WAR !,--The 'Wig mrakers'haie declared hostilities against our neighbor Dr. Jaynes Olt account aide Hair Tonic, which is knocking all their biiiinessinto a " corked hat"- Ladies and gent.. tleMkn--old andyourg are Rocking to the Doctor's standard. Heads long divested of even the first rudi ments of hair, after using his Hairtonic Aeon appear .. -- iiith — tiew-and-flowitig leeks, which Absalom himself Might - have - envied.illeWbovs - are - seen - wW largo and bushy whiskers; and ladies smile again through their own raven ringlets more beautiful and bewitching than ever. Bald heads are deffing their wigs and throWing them to. the'ninoks and the bats," while the Wig makers stand ,aghast as they behold the demolition of their business.' What will he the consequ'ence of this war welnow not, as the, w iggies are outrageous, and the Doctor re mains' firm, and declares that "some things ianle done as well as others,"and that al _Leads may aa well wear their owns hair as that of others,--[Week ly Messenger. Japnea.Hait. Portia—ll% meet at almost every corner, when perambulating theztreets,men wearing long and glossy hair, which they. seem to be proud ot, and others who have rsised.in a few Weeks, crop of black mousjeches, that would vie with The glossiest bruin that ever walked the forest. It has puzzled in toknow the secret of all those wondrous crops of letiri bLt Messrs: SANDS, 79 and-160-Fsilton street, have or: .the'VeMedy; Where all who are curious in such mutters may learn ' a valuable- secret.•;--Xeui York /pi 4 , ... . • Sold ni l'hiladelplaia at 20 South Third Street INGRATITUDE • is the . ' boacid; crime:in man. . . We are not among that class of Editora win) for k few dollars Will; (at the expense of truth and hopes ? • ty) "crack an article and tiling it into rapid saki . ..nenber are we willing to remain silent, after having tested the utility Of an 'improvement or d,iscos'ery in .80,490 or art. ,Our_readers reCollect e 'told them we were uniftetl'wlifi a sore throat andAiolent cold,some few weeks. ago; nurrimspd two bottles oft 'WINSLOW'S 13A,ISA111 OF IMRE. HOUND and so Sudden was the cure, that we forgot we ever had a cold. Those who are aincted, may try it upon our recommendation.L . --Letristerrn Tele-- 4volt. • For sale by • ' - 'B. ELLIOTT, Carlisle,- A: J. NORTH, Neyrillle.. Also, by Druggists generally throusbouttlie comp. try. Price SO cents per bottle. , • Oct. es, , • • • • • lil E 3 Brea
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