NOTICE. Eitato of Henry Pilgrim; deo(.l. - TERS ,OF AD T MINISTRAION L T • 'on the estate of henry Pilgrim, late of Southampton township, Cumberland co., dee'd., have. been granted to the subscriber • • 1-Ftmvntltio• - is hereby given to all persons indebted to . ;'said estate ,to make immediate .paymenti Mid those having. claims to, present them for -•- • . DAVID . S. Budvara, Adtier. Aug.. 1.1, ;Wended . Lotteries. prizts Of $25,000 amounting to $lOO,OOO FOIC.2STii SEPTEIII3EIt ; AND $501000'430,000'425,0001 FOR 23D -OCTOBER Union Lottery. 7 01,185-4,-1'o -be drawirnt exandrin,-D: G f citt urdni, 'Sept.:lB,lB4l. • ' 1311.11.LIAN'r 25,000 'Dollars, toizo-of .l doe • 1 do . 1 do • - 2 pri;cti of 4 do • ' '5O do - 50 - do • • 50 do 'lOO dO , 250 do 200; 14 drawn numbers Out of 73, Tickets $l5-Ihilves $7 50—quartei•s'r03 - • • i— s— Eighths $1 87: Certificate of packages of 26 whole tickets, $2,30 do do .26 half-. do • 100 !do . . 26_quarter_ do . deb 26 eighth do 25 :The G.tqnd'Union I;ottery; . . qt•day, Oct. 23, 004.• • • 16 1111 . MVIt •• • .3tAGNil•'lcENT.scltv.mF 80,00 Doll. c - U,000" --do-- 000 dn'__ • . 10,18111. - cEo • . 8,000 do • ::".-7::•;'.'Z.7.4 ) .'09! - "Iiri.;"."^".•••..? • 6,000 -• $ . .1810.:416.:: • • 1. - 800 dq • 12,311 do •I2,UfIU (10 1750 • ' • 1,500 . . 411 1;250. . • 1,000 . do 400 do - -400 ---do----- - 3110 • ‘2" , 0• do '2OO do lfi drawn nuoiliers out of 78. • ' 1 o.randCapintliwize of - 1 Splendid prize or do ilo I, -do do 1 priie of • • • do 4 - do . • 5- do 10'$0 10 do .50' do. 50 do 50—do •, 100- do' 100 do 170? do INE Tickctss2o; naives sto; gitarterss\s; Eig6ls.s2so. Certificates of _packages of 26 whole tickets 'b<6o do do l6lutlf d o 130 .do dw - - ¶fl quarter!,do 65. . do • . - do . 26 eighth do 32 50 - • Ec!rOrders for tieketp and shares - n11(1 certificates of packages hi the above splendid schemes will re ceive the most prompt attention; mid the drawing of each lottery will he sent immediately after it is over, to all who order from us.• Addeks J. G. GREGORY e. 4 CO. :Mongers. Washington, D. C. DR. S. L. STEWART, .•-•Thomscinian Botanic Pradtitioner of Medicine and Obstetrics l • No . • 2 Alexander's 'Row, near the. li ail . Road Hotel • - • ESPECTFULt Y informs his. friends and the public ienerally, that (through Sot leitation) lie as removed from Shiremanstown to Carlisle, where he may be found .at all times,unless profemioiially engaged. The afflicted shall at at all times be treat ed with purely Vegetable Medicines,"No Poisons," and in strict accordance with the principles laid down by that _great reformer in medical scienca, Dr. . ''SaMilerThomson. • Chronic cases,:such as Consumptions, Liver Cont .-plaints,'Propsigs, Ithenmatisins, and Cancers,' are more particularly informed that the New System is admirably adapted to their cases: Wands from a distance can he accommodated with Boarding while under medical treatment,- on • reasonable terms. • • ,Carlisle, July l4;1311.---tf. Proposed- Amendment to the Constitution, "Resolution relative to the .9 inentlinent. • of the State Constitution. "yob ESGLI/ED by . the - Senate and House of Ile presentatives in General Assembly met, That the Constitution of this Commonwealth be amended in the third section of the second article, so that it• shall read as follows: . "That the Governor shall hold his office :luring three years, from the third Tuesday of. January, next ensuing his election, an:Lab:di not be capable of holding it longer than a single term, of three years, in any term of nine Years," - ' • WM. A. CRABI3, Speaker of the 'Rome of Representatives. - . Ifsf. H. EWING, - Speaker of the 'Seaate. . Pennsylvania, as.. - R . • SECRETARY'S ()rime. 5 Ido hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of I?.esolution proposing an amendment of the Constitution, which was agreed to at the last session of the Legislature, 'be a majority of the members elected to cash house, • the' original of which remains filed in this office; and in.compliance with the tenth article of the Constittt thin of the -CoMmonwealth, I do hereby cause the ,satne to be pdblished, as directed by the said article. IN T ESTIMONY r whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of said „Y" It office, at Harrisburg, this , 14th' day of t• dune, 1841, 4 ' l l wt.* • roe 30, 18. I.a--3m, FRS: R. SIIUNK, - Secretary of the- Commonwealth. BONNETS. . . . - .Tiptreecived - at-the - New-Storei-a - large and splen did tuavirtment of F.nglish Straw and Florence Bon nets; offered for sale at law ,pridea by AItNOLD & ABRAMS.. 111arcl . 01, 1 84,t 'KEW. STORE The Subseriber has just opened ,► new and hand- 'some assortment of . - • SPRING GOODS •".. edited' to the season, in North Hanover street, be tween the Bank and Cornrnan's Hotel, Consisting in part' of Cloths. Cassimeres, Sattinetts,, Vesting% , Cords, Stripes,,Shirtings,'Sheetings, Cambries,Ja con.ets,,Edgtugs, Lawns, Mouse de Wiles, Rte. ke. - • ALSO • • • , • fineensivare and. A.Groceities. l • SPIC.ES S CIIBES4., Flo. ." • 11 ONNETS,LEGIJORN AND PALM PAT' RATS, together with a great variety 'of other goOds whiettle_willsell.low .upoaaaeomincalating terms. Please give hint a earl: S. Blf," HARRIS. • Bitty 19; • "ILSOOSIAN DE, LAINS of ; new atylefrom 25.t0• - JJA:„B7i belga per_yard,j oat - received and for sale. _ : • ••• ARNOLD 84 ABRAMS. /Yrarcii , ittt. • • ' • 'Bointeist Bonnets tt ' ' "„ . , .. . .. . B Tierzneei Brid, Strew,end . Ttuttn'od ffiSZNP 4 TS "'r &new sepply_oP the.newest sh ve,just - received and • dor sale cheap at tile-store ors., .-,.-:...---, ..., ~- ' ISAI•..IIEIG)LI3'ir.. • .. . . Sum 2.1.1144. • Jase;o4 Dii,ndore, Respectfully Worms the citizens of taiiisle and Its vicinity, that he has commeneet: the . . Saddler"' and gliarncs,s Making -meet. lii Milts various branches, in Main east of the store of MeaSrs. Ankraey it? Anderson and a few doors west of Ms% Wunderlich's tavern pitere he will keep constantly on hand; and miniature to .oriler"at the shortest notice and on the most reasona ble terms, • Saddres,l3ridles,.Cpllars, Hat . ness, Tranks,-&c. He hopes by strict' attention do business, and an anx ious deiaredo. please, to, merit and receive a liberal share ofinailic wartime. flaying the beat of work men employed, la custoMers may expect-their. work to be done in the neatest:and most substantial man ner. .Carlisle, M • ay 19, 18-it , .W. B. KNOX, .8 T T 0 RN E t_.11. 3 1T- L.VV, • • CAiI LISLE,: PE,NNA. ofa et! a fe,w: elciurS West of the Post-Dflice • Miiy 19, 1541.- DOll 8,000 do 8,000 do 5,153 (10 4,009 d 0 '2,000 110 1,000 • 00' 501) .00 Cheaper az' Cheaper ANOTHM MO) FRESH wpm: - OF V : IT A I V 6P ) agja I r bt.S) .lust Pecelved from Pilliallelphili of greatly %reduced -prices from,those purchased early :to the season.; per- Sons wishing to'supplY Ihemselres with CHEAP CLOTHS, • • Sommer Cassimeics, Cgis maretts, Bearerteeila; Cords; Vestings,-Mos li as Checks, Calicoes, Lawns, ,I%fousline de Lains, ttibbands, • Worked Collars, Stockings, Felares, - Cingharns, Silk awl-Cotton I l'atidkirchierS; Stocks, Tomlin de A ugl canes, Fillet Sctes,Neils and IlandkCychicfs, Parasol's ' Barred Worstelds tar 0111h-ens' wear, Nankeens, Cnttonatles, Pittsburg Cords Ste,. Ste. &c., will do wellto call on the syb scriber :iled seetic great bargains. 'Abel, a good stock or fresh _, on Sat- • igitN' /4.. rg!e:i4; - Wad - Co I irce - 1 . IC4I 1114 1 : - 611 t 1.11 . 6 " old' j)vitl3i ~3liiirirrAKtindet 4 111:10i3ITIAid cmlilii.diddFaligoodli Imps sthl':iyi. . . = N w,.llA:r A NUFA (YI'ORY. . II • ..1 1 It 0 . - . ~ . Zylith;(iB. leave to inform the eitiimis of Carlisle and its vicin l_ iota menet:A' immtiliic Whig I [its, orthc latest fashions, and of the very best materials—comprising . • , _ 'Mask:, Brush, Beaver, Nutria, sad' all kinds of FUR Il t aTS, - - • , . _ . `of'ifliieli - ri general tf.notttinent - will - alwayalie - kept on hand, or met: to snit according to c,hydert - _whielt he will sell on the twist accommodating terms for Trish 'or Country Prodnro, Ilia shotrwill.he found hi !mother street, in the house formerly kept fly Lindsey Spotswood-as '0 J hatters' Shop. . Carlisle, May 23, 1831.---fim,_ .• . VINE FUR & RUSTIA TINTS , ju. most fashion:Ode shapes and iest qua ity, just received froin Pliiladelidua. Also, low twined Leg sail Chip Ilat's, at the store of. OGILBY.: June 9., 1.841. Bar Iron, Glass, &c. Just reettived at the New Sfore of the suleribeits 1 Tons BAR IBQN, of first rate gnality,and foe sale very low for cis t, per - coosignment, 00 nl Boxes 8 by:10 and 10 half Boxes 10 by 12 'Western Glassy • in ortler,for sale to Merehtutts nt Pittsburg prices, and Duneatinon best - - NAILS, BRADS AND SPIKES t nt Manuracturers prices. also, on hand Witlirrow's Celebrated patent PLOUGHS, FLAX-SEW OIL, by the gallon, or Barrel, OIL MEAT, Wetherill $ Bro's. Pure MUTE — LEAD, MAHOGANY VAN' LIMB, Eec. BOSSFAIMAN & HUTTON. INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. TFIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM . PAN Y OF PIIILADELPIIIA, • a pital $lOO,OOO paid in.—hnrter Per pela al, CSTTINtrEAo - niake Insurance, Permanent .and j• Limited, on every description of Property,. in TOWN AND COUNTRY, on the usual fitvorable terina. OFFICE, 164 Chesimi street, near Fifth street, CIARLES N. II ANCKER, President, - • immurons. - • • AR - LES N. BANCKER, SAMUEL GRANT, 'JAMES SCUOTT, FREDERICK BROWN, TUOSIAS 11A RT, • ' 3 ACOB R. SMITH, • I'IIOTIAfi 1. \VIIARTI ,t GEO. NV: RICHARDS, _ TOBrAt . WAGNERA_ • MORDECAI 1). LEWIS, CpURLES G. BANC:KER, Secretary. tO-The subscriber; Agent for the above Company for the borough of Carlisle and vicinity,will prompt ly. atteb,d to all applications for Insurance, whether made personally or by letter. Residence Main street, nearly opposite the Car Office. \V AI. D. SEYMOUR. , . , i841.--71y lAMW..OOQP§!'S4 • . ANDREW RICHARDS, A fresh supply of seasonable GOODS, co:misting in in of blue, Black Brown, Olive Green, am Melanie, , . Black, Blue, Brown figured and striped Caseinseree Mixed figured and striped Gambroons for panta loons., Brown, White, Striped and Figured Linen Kentuck.ey, Pennsylvania and Delaware Janei; Pittsburg cords; Cotton stripes and drills; American Nankeens and colored Muslins; Burlaps French and Irish Linens; black, blue, Fawn, Mouse, Pink, Blossom; 'White, 'Figured, Striped and barred Silks. new, Stile; Figured plain barred striped Jacki netts; Swiss, Cambri a r k ,and .inuslins; Bonnets, Lawns and .Silks, Embroidered, Mantau, Glossee, Saitin rand barreAlliblions; Leghorn Kati, Straiv, Braid;Nun and Chip Bonnets; Colored, White, Fig ured Leghorn' and Palm leaf Hats; Brown & bleach ed. mush ns; Ticks, Checks, Crash, and Diapers; Lin -1 en and cotton; 4.4 5-4 and 6-4'sheetings; Table Cloth, linen end coton Diaper; Lihen, Grass, silk, pongee and cambrick Hankerehiefs; gloves, Hosiery, Stocks . r and Artificial flowers; Cotton and Ginghant Umbrel las; Parasols; cotton yarn and carpet chain; together with an extonsiveassortment of , . , • .GrOECIPICS & queensware. All of which will be sold orillte most reasonable terms.-Person are invited to call and examine for themselves before purchaiiingWeWhere t • • ANDREW RICHARDS: Carlisle, April 24,1841 , ,.. • • ' ' ' , . - . , F.IIAT if; SATEV Sipi ii Wt:Sitipt. recetve -emu° if or a e - atA e - ew - tore -to Shippensburg,by . ''ARNOLD ~& ABRAMS. . May 1,1841. HAIR litpqs Ntp . i ntesEs to' dou am .6 tigle et a, or, e at the ca.k.B..OGILBY. June . c4LB4lL• LOOK- AT TUN: EMI Hats! Hats!r, Hatsi! Just received received at the Store of E: ~ -0 - ~ T3:-~.,- .....,' --- .-:ttlii:...•,.e* . tlilk-*':;; , ? - i_i),t t".(04.,,t1: (it:.-ttip-:Kle/0100.11.:104'..4 Crqig, Deltas , tIP; Co. 0z?.... • ;WA • COMMJSSION & FORWARD- . • - ING MERCHANTS, • lave removed to the capacious. Warehouse recently occupied by 3). Leech & Co. at the nortle•westcorner '= terry and-13-rOad-street ; 4. l 4+ihulelPhi " • •'• From the facilities which the.locatien and internal arrangeinent of this. depot afford; 30 to 40 13tarthen Cars intik be accommodated to .1111itlali aiii bail at the same time with sufficient room to store 20,000 barrels of Pima., and 400 to 600 ton of Grain, exclusive of the. forwarding- department.' Produce 01 every description will ,be received as. usual on consignments, and . 'bevel 'advances made on receipt (if required) until saleiliimeffe T eleit •• .• 7. - CIL4IG, HELLAS Co. • ' North-west corner.of Cherry& Broad st: , . . . • • • : - 11:EFEILENCf.S°. _ .. . ~ W. S. Cobenn, Cashier. , ' Henderson St Parker, .' ,i rh i u... ilenry'Rbonds, • '- • Snunderion St liossermtm, - • .lecob Swoyer, .Veruville. David N'inin,,s'hiepc .. nsbrirk. 3 ..L6gail Smitli,Esci. Cashier i ~..L ~.aameersPing Eyster, Hinz St Co, . , . Hobert Fleming, —Catherwond RsCrtig, ir di fe 2 . ,_ ph - m - m - h, --- - • °Wm. 11. Thomtison , S; Co. r .. . .i... - ~ Whits!! St (lewd, ' J' • Fresh Viedicpries. The subscriber bas 'recently received large midi: !lanai supplies . of • Nictlicaites, foqilprA, 114c-Sit,tiffs, . _ . • Linseed Oil, • Sys. 'Turpentine, CiipUl. ...:13rtiihes-, - - - slkri nice' a lvv:Slifte ) ,SpemtlitqltesviSrnvtiirgeo. variety;_ _Oasis lktrnps.;. T eap Puper; l .Frult„ 'which he will sell to Pitysicians,_ll4erelnints antr.others, VIIOI.ESAtE or by RETAIL, at the loWest rates; having:ptirehased entirel'y for ; he --wilrotter bargains ".toollose Who -wisloo.--purchase-at.w_holesale;. , S. .ELL - 1017. , March !4, 1841. . • • .7relp liardwa re - G rticery ii* THE subscriber has jiareturned • the cities of New York, Philadelphia and BM timore, and is now opening at his store room S. Corner of Market Square and .Main Streets (for merly peempied by Geo. W. Mi- 2 ner generalas sortmentnt of • • • Hardware, tone TVare, Cedar. Ware, Brittania Ware, Graceries,.. Oils, • Paints, Varnishes, Glass, Brush? - es, Whips, Canes,' Lanips for burning Camphine Oil, • :111(1 R great variety .of articles useful 21111 necessary foe furinshitig..and keeping a house. lle hasalso,and will constantly keep on hand , Camphimic Oil, T' a , cheap and , elegant subilitilte for sperm oil, and having.beim appointed the agent of Messrs. Backers and Brother of Newark N. J., for the sale of .Tone's Patent Lampsin this county, lie is prepared to fur nish Lamps and Oil, at a very reasonable rate to all who may wish to-use this now and economical light. Ilaving'selected his 'goods himself, and made his purchase's for. cash ,lie is able, and is determined to • milli ow.. - . _ Those having•thu cal i li to-ay out will find itto their A vantage to give him a call. ' _ .. HENRY DUFFIELD. ,'' Carlisle, July 8;1 540.:-.4c. .-.. i • • • CERTIFICATES. OF AGENCY . FOR Tnr. SALE. OF.. . Brandrelles , Mretable - Univen. sal Pills; • Are held by the folloWing agents in their. respec tive, counties. As numerous counterfeits of these pills are attempted to be palmed upon the communi ty, the propriety of purchasing only from the recog nized agents, will" be apparent. Cumberland County—George W. Hitner,Carlisle; A. Hiegel, Mechanicsburg; Gilmore & McKinney, Newville; S. Culbertson, Shippensburg; Boke Brenneman, New ,Cumberland ; Isaac. arton , Lis burn; M. G. Rupp, ShireManstowni L. Memel& Co. Churchtown. Perry County—Alexander Magee, Bloomfiel VI& S.A. 'Coyle,'Landisburg. August 26,1840 ME iiiheap_Cloths l - Pc., .. I; • 'the alihSeriberS will iiOr their,,stook or Cloths Cassinieres awl other W o olen Goods, very law fcii cash, . • lIITNER St MULVANY. March 17,1'841: • ' .O, . . MOUSELINE•DE LAINES. Just received, elegant Mous. de Litinee, at 20, 9.5, 31,37 A, 51 •ud 75 cts. per yard. CHAS. O.GILBY. March 15, 1:: 1. ' ~ . . . . . . . . • EDGE TOOL Zto The subscriber hereby informs the citizens of Car lisle, and the public generally, that he has taken the ship nearly opPosite theiail, where he will be pre pared to Manufacture to order, on the most reasona ble terms, any article in his line of business,such as • He will also attend to Steeling and Grinding Axes. lle solicits a share of public patronage. JOHN HARRIS. Carlisle, Nov. 5 , 1840 . • 500 pounds vARRET CITAINjus received little New store in Slnppensburg, and fo sale by ARNOLD & ABRAMS. May 1, 1841. • , HOUSE AND SIGN-PAINTING • Glazing. and Paper Hanging. , The subscriber. respectfully informs the citizens of Carlisle and the vicinity, that he has commenced the above business in all its various' branches. His shop is in the square immediately in. rear of the Market House, twerdoors east of "A. Richardastoren. He hones by attention to' titaness . and moderate 'charges, to receive a share of patronage. • . . JOHN ROTH. CarPile,'Feb. 17, 1841.—tf ' ' - D E .7NT I S--2' R DR. I. C. LOOMIS, Oenltst, ' IS permanently located in Carlisle,, and -• will perform all operations that are required °in Dental - Surgery r such - tuf-Filing f -Pluggittg and Ex tracting Teeth, and inserting Artificial Teeth, from R single tooth ton whole set.. ; He witlpiso attend to all thseaseit oftlie4nenth, pints, &0.,, and direct and regulate the first atid,seconddentitionso o,to render the teeth of eltildrhn and young persons regular and beautiful.:_' . • • 00 LOONIES finny et all titneighe ftmnd nt his of fice" un'lligh street, opposite lifacfarhitie's Hotel: • Carligle,.June 23 1841 illee . h4iiie§bnyg . Line • Bel/WCCit - Mechanicsburg and Filtiladelphia or Baltimore. I • .. 12—.C./..WDA . • • 91111 E Subseribt is grateful for past favors, beg leave,to i l i rm their - friends and the vublio generally, that tlitiy. s ill cOntinue to ruti, a line of bur.then Uars regt rly between .11fechattiesburg and Philadelphia. or Baltinuire, by which goods mid liru duce of nlrdescriptions will be fOrwarded with care and tleSpatch at the lowest rates of freiglit, • Produce will be received at • their Ware Houses in MechanitisbUrg, and forwarded to either Phila del Ain .Baltimore, accbrding 'to the direction of n'''Flte highest' price will he given for NVheat and Flour DRESBACH Bt. • :MEALY. , N. Plaster of 'Paris iota Salt always kept .on hand,atal fot..sale et the loyest prices. • Ally 20, I 840.-=-Iy. 117kGR4TI*UB!il.. is the basest-crime in man. ._ . . . • We are not nrilong that class of Editors who for a il:4 - ilolliirs will, (atthe emitinse.' of tiiillialfd hoUps- - ty)stCrack up" nn 'wick and bring it intoraiiitl sale; neither aro we willing to.reniain silent, after ,having tested the utility of an improvaineul or discovery in science or art. Our renders will recollect we, told them we were unwell with'n sore throat and violent cold sonic few weeks"shn, W.Lllove, purchased two bottles of WINSLOW'S BALSAM OF 1101M tIOUND and so suddeti was the cure, thin t. we forgot we ever had a eOlll. Those, Who are aflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.—Lewistown Tele graph. Tor "salt — by • . ---•-- -.. • S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle,' T • , A. J. NOR I I, Newvi le. AI sn, by Druggists generally throughoutthe coun try. , Price 50 eent4 per bottle. ~ 'Oct. '2B, 1840. . - . - Dental Surgery. r. 11 I E SUI3SCRIBER respeetfelly lenders. his 12.'rotelel oe.kflowletlgolents to the public for the very lilkilll shore of mitrofiEige •hc 114receiviiiftitir lug the ipst vest and would still eoetintiO.to offer them his professional seeviees'in their torielis bran elies.at his residence, No. 7, lhieper's How. lie files, eleMises, 11114 jilegs teyth, ned. inserts incorruptible .ferret. mettlie rtificitilicotie.in - tJle.zomst. approvecl - manner: Charges al woy s politlerate. • • • .1. C. f IsEEF, 111. D. -crfi - tvut Atilliz4 . i Ai - kik - M . Patent Horse Poiver. grout encouragement. heretofore received. frmn the stile of his machines, induces him to tif fee etimplio a new and ingiroved I•liirse l'osver, which: c:m IM shifted in gear..Dr 0111 : or gear by keys, and shirt the band to give 11.1 We-different revolutions. .And - he - has - nm hesitatimiiintssuring:the - Forniers - tlitit he is now . able to ernish them with au article fin. su perior M•those mantictictoeed heretofore. ,Foi• speed and clean threshing and ease to the horses, he be.: lieveS,iliS Inadli!Wß to Ito unequalled. • • 11is price is $l-10, 7 -soventv dolt:11.s to boitaid cash, and the Italance in SIX MOM, for which a dote will be required wall interest. ATty person Purchasing a machine and upon.o.roir:tiial, - Tibt being pleased, can return it. Ire will at all times be ready to furnish th:ent cnit.he shortest notice; orders - lEOm a dist:lll'6e t•jii lie punctually attended to. lie will also 'Motif' machine , ' on , the shortesinthice.'• • _ • • • WILLIAM. B MILLIGAN. Newville, July 5.'9, 18.10.-7Llr. SATI N AWLS.. • -.A new style of Fi!;nred Damask Satin Shawlsjhst ceeived at the new :stare and ror sale by , ARNOLD k ABRAMS.' March 31.1841. Carpetings tt Mattings. Imported Ingrain Carpets, Ilemp and Cotton do.; also White and Colored .litttings, all widths, just received and lot sale client), by . '• OGILBY. Jane Consumption !• Consumption ! ! 1)i. Ditncnies Erpectorivit Rem*, is an hle remedy Or arresting Plumouary Complaints, Colds, Coughs,Spitting of Blotid,dilliculty of breath iug, Bronchitis, Soreness of the Threat and difficult Expectoration, Weakness, Debility, Live& Corn plaint, and all other - allectiOns of n cotnsumptiv9_na tore. This medicinichas a decided advantage over most preparations of the kind, _ ns i regtilates the bowels, and strengthens the constit lion; and does not bind tip the system and (nicotine - intemperance as most of the. medicines . do, by the alal opiates al cohol combined in theni. 7 - . Suc h -medicines bare n great tendency - to--bring misery and distress, and even death upon many Yalu able citizens. We find by the weekly records of <the bills of mortality, that three fourths of the human. souls who so suddenly departed from their dearest &kinds and relations, Lave been swept off by that fa tal and fell destroyer, don'surription, when many :could have been saved if they had used a proper medicine.. Fellow beings who yet dwell - with us, and are afflicted with the premonetary symptoms of this disease, procure immediately,Dr. Duncan'aEx pectorant Remedy before it ,be too late, and not he led to believe that such symptoms will soon pass off without the use of proper medicine; by such negli gence you may soon be led to. krow your folly. One bottle may atthe first attack, lie sufficient. Phamph lets glving..a full treatise, always accompany the me ' Price s'l per bade:. • Kir Principle Office, No. 19 Noi•th Eighth street, Philadel 'For sale nt the Drug Store of J.U. Myers & Ca, Carlisle, and Wm: Peal, Shi ppensburg. nag. 25. Braiidrelles A supply of the above Pilinjust received; having been obtained directly from Pr. .firandretleB Office; they are 11/.9IiRARTED OENUI✓YE. S. ELLIOTT. July . 21, 1841 Rheum:Minn!. Rheninedism. DR. LEIDY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. Highly recommended and a truly efficacious up.. plication for ^Rheumatism, Bruise's, Sprains, Stiff ness, and Weakness of. the Limbs and Joints, Pain along the Back, Sides and across the Loins. RECO.3I.7IIE,JVD.RTIOA S. • - Extract of a letter from Dr. Johnson, dated Philadelphia, May 7th, 1839."- The Rheumatic Liniment nun Blood Pills have been employed by myself, and finding them cities cious,l have since recommended them to many, that have been entirely cured of Rheumatic pains, lumbago, stiffness of the joints, numbness of the muscles, limbs, &a , , • • Eitract of a letter from Dr. Jennison; dated Baltiinore, May 19, 1841. Your Rheumatic Liniment. possesses properties which I, Wive never found in any Liniment I have heretofore employed. Vitractof a letter from Dr. C. H. Goo:frich, da ted- •-• • Pittsburg, June 2lit, 1839. Of numerous Liniments and' Medicines heretofore employed for Rheumatic affections, none have been . so successful 'its the' Liniment and Blood Pills man= ufactured by . you. 'I hey have in this place Ilion the golden .opinion of all who have used them. , To: my own knowledge they have cured several that were by myself and other men pronounced incurable: It may not be amiss to remark,thatlboth meat and •Blood-. Pills are'-prepared bv_, Dr. N. B.• Leidy, hi mselfilr regular Druggiet and physician, attested. by Dre. Physick, • Chapman, - Jacksom Her-, tier, Dewees, James, Gibson, Coxe, &a. of Philadel phia. ,' - • .'• ' ' .. • ~ • This ..Liniment is prepared 'onTy and for sale, and retail at Dr.N. B. LEIDirS HEALTH EMPORIUM,No: 191 North Second" Street; (Sign' of tlfdlaolden'Eagle and Serpents,) Philadelphia'. N. B.".;.=Tlie genuine is accompanied bytlae Writ ten •signattire of Dr. N.H. Leidy on •• Price 87 cents a bottle, or three bottle's for $l., Alio, for sale by STEVENSON fiz' DINKLE, DruggistspCarlisle, ' '• May:19,4941.-6m. . • . „ .20 1 .'1k: c ps REP TicKIN just receive at tne mit Store in SfiWeiiiiblire; anii for sale by • •, • ARNOLD &t: ABRAMS. gay 1.,1811 • , , • 10iseases of the . Eye.' • • .(dßitre , • ‘- ' \' ' " ‘ :.-.;21 //)/ / ) ) • • • DR. POSTOCK'S CelebyLife'd Eye: Water, . . For the cure of Weak,,lfilterY, or Blood Shot. Eyes, Ulcers, Ifumonrs, and Inflamation of the Dimness of &Pit; Ede.. • Persons subject to tiny .of these unpleasant diger- - ders, will find this the most effectual remedy in, use, as it selddm fails to remove any. of these directions by a few applications, withoiiithe least inconvenience or pain. I who are troubled with a DIMNESS 'OF SIGHT 'will also find it a valuable remedy for strengtheninK the eyes; improving the sight and pre venting the dimness that arises 'from straining them. It will also be found particularly useful as a wash for the eyes of Outig children, to -remove-inflamation, and subdue the humours to which they are so liable. 'Price 50 Cents a Bottle with full direc tions . for using: . • Sold in Carlisle by' - • -SAMUEL ELLIOTT. April • • , .. . " . - sloot-$lOO/ . -- . • .• Will be forfeited by Dr. N: B. LEIUY, for a prepa ration of Sarsaparilla equal to his , .1 Medicated Extraela S arsavarilla. Trio effieacrof Sarsaparilla is Well known in Scro fula or King's Evil, Erysipelas, Diseases of. the Liv er, Affections of the Skin and Bones, Ulcers pf the Nose, ThrOat. and - Body, as well- :is an Antidote to -Mercury_tind the Minerals, Conslitmitional Diseases amid a general 'Purifier of mind Animal- Fluids. . . . . .. Dr, beidy_wonlil refer to the most rkspeetable pliv shawls in Philadelphia, as well as throughout time U. State's for tl.e character of his• preparation, as well -iiliminc-tbirtinmerouszertificates-from--physieians•and , others, that have beemi front time to time published, now deemed Onneceisary . as the chdracter of hi s pre- Partition is firmly established. Througlibut the Sou thern States it is used altogether, and througlunit time --North_takes•theineced.ence_over.all others, particu larly among physicians, who, for the' benefit•of their -1 patients, always recommend it. .. . •The reader is rderrcil to the directions accompa nying' each kottle, - fOr're'commendations, certificates, anti further particulars. -.-- • . .. 1 - Remetriyer;:oweliottle;(halra - pint - ,) is equal to six pints - of syrup, and is crib:oly pleasant to take. • ~.„_.X.r..._/. . ?,ried One Optlar pqr_liotae: , ••• . N ~. -- ,,il.47 . l7 . 4hriTChil4STRI F M. ll9 * , ,-4-4)-fivrag,,Drit t is_gi.B4: -..7-8Thy1..%-t0t.,43-„1"- •-• BLOtilb• • , - "THE TIIV,LE'oF YEASRI COMING. " . Bo ye purified 810 • ' And llealth will attend you. • ~ The Life .6/ the Flesh is ip tlw.11lood." • OW. IS Tim nt.oon To ny, punll , mo! Thonsaiids pin answer tlds question who know frokaetnal expelieneu - • DR. EV. 2 I. , ,DY'S BLOOD A COMITNE.:4T PART Or IS' 'B.IIISAPA - 1111 , 1 , . 1 . . Are' the.satest,hest, and most effectual Pills known, 11.5 • . . ptc 6ali Purifier. • , Thousands ' who have for several years past used them during the Spring and Fall (as well as at (Aker times) will .never use any Titfiers. Hundreds are already daily procuring them, who have heretofore employed therm The objectlif this advertisement is to inform the thousands who know not yet of them; wliere they may, firoeure Ahem gmmine, that they may try them; being fully , satisfied that having tried them, they will never be persuaded to use'any other for several reasonS. First—Dß. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS AIM ANTI QUACK, laing..ttrepared by Dr. N. )3. Leidy himself, a ec.-tilar Druggist, :IS well as Physician, attested by Icrs:P.lfysick, James, llorner, Dewees, Jackson, Gibson, eoree, &c. &c. • Second--lilt. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS ARE ANTI-MERCURIAL, being an Antidote against Mercury and the Minerals, so deleterious and dan gerous;, rind upon the effects of which Quack's de pend, for'. 4 " killing or curing," and theritfore mix them with their 'nostrums. Third—Dß. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS ARE SA FER THAN ANY 01'11 r RS, as in using them, they require no restraint from living dr occupa thin, and may be taken by the most delicate and • feeble, old and young; male Juid female - at times and under all circumSttuiCea. • •• Pourth---DR. LEIDIOS BLOOD PILLS. AItP BEVITHAND MORE EPFECTUAC. THAN --ANY wri IFAlS;when used according to the ret.tions—and do not require to be taken; in large quantities as is required of various other Medi cines, making - a - Drug - Shop:of -the-Stonutelifde pri yin". it of its accustomed destroy itsnourishment; tai'functions, and thereby causing a rapid_ de- - cliue'of the lintaitti system. lac all cases where a .purgatimi may be necessary, these Pills will he found • both elfectual and easy in their operation, producing no nausea, or sickness of the stomach, griping ot• any other• unpleasant sensa tions. Further comment is deemed unnecessary—the numerous C'ertilientes published front time to time froth s Physicians and other individuals must have convinced the incredulous, and• for thp further in foi•mation of all others, Dr. Leidy refers them to the directions which accompany each box. They are prepared and sold, wholeiale and at Dr. LEIDV'S EIEALTH EMPORIUM; No. 191 North" Second street; below Vine street, (sign of the Golden Eagle and Serpents.), Prjce '25 cents a Box. • Also, for sale by STEVENSON & DINKLE, Druggists, Cailiele,'Pn. DR: LEIDY'S barsapa~•illa, .or Blood Pills. " Thelife of the 'Flesh is in the Blood." LEVITICUS, C. XVII. V. XI. THE safest, best and most efficacious Pills now in existence, are Dr. Leidy's Blood. Pills, a component pkrt of which is Sarsaparilla. It is use less here to name the good qualities, or commend upon the medical virtues of these Pills, as the public. are fully,aware of them. &aloe it to say, they are an elThotual purOer of the blood and renovator ofi the system. Phi'adelphia Cityos. [L. s.]. Personally appeared before me, one of the Aldermen of the city of Philadelphia, Dr. B. Leidy, who„ . on his solemn .oath doth deoliire and swear, that., in the conipoidtion of the Sarsaparilla Blood Pills, manufactured by him only, there is not contained ercury or. the Alinerals v or any, Drug •whatever, unfriendly, dangerous, or deleterious to the human system. C, :MAZER, Alderman • 0 - Price 25 cents a Mx . .. • They are prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No. 191' North Second street, below Vine street. '• • ' Also; for sale liy STIWENSON. & DINKLE $ Druggist's, Carlisle, Pa: . May 19; 1841.--Gm. r . , " .. . . . Tetter: DM LEIDY'S CELEBRATED TETTERAND ITCH oiNTMENT is daily becoming more popular. Daily do numerous individuals atop and inforia the proprietor of its great success in remov ing and curing the Tetter and Itch. Numerouf testimonials might be jeiblished of its efficacy, but for the - delicacy felt by individuals hav ing their names published in conneation with so loathsome and disagreeable affections. It may be used with perfect safety by young and old; even upon infants, containing no mercury, or other mineral substances: ,Dr. N. t 3. Leidy prepares ,it himself and knowing its compositioni saes( confi dentially recommends it as superior to ant other remedy for the Tette'. and Itch. Prepared and sold at Dr..Leidy'a Health Emporium, (sign.of the Golden - Ea j gle. and Serpents,) No. 191 North'Second street,: Also, for sale by STEVENSONDINKLE, Druggists, Carlisle,_Pa. „ • ' ' The above preparations are .told by all wle:ilesale Draggi ate - 0 7 rldadelphi , and . by - all respectable i lHercjinnts anffi Druggists tbroeglioul, the -United :May 19,186 - - • . . . . . , • CHARLES PIPCLURE I :47TORNEY wri' JAM _ Office, in -High '§treet .a . few 'doors -.-- - -west of the Post,Office. ." ' ' Critlide, April 28,1841.--.-tf ~ . ' : 1 UST ILEUM ) some cony fi n e SVAD, el EURINGS & CHEE'St,ta Store pr - • A.,meitmtps. ' • • • DR. VT ST BALSAM OF ARLO-CHERRY DISEASES OF= THE LUNGS. CVOIEROUS remedie s have been offered and puffed into, notice for diseases df• the Lungs, some of which has undoubtedly been found very ase ful,hut of all that have hitherto been known, it must leTifidversally acknOledged there is none that has ever proved as successful tie the "BALSOM OF WILD CHERRY." • . — Siteli - hitleed are the astonishing r - e - sieratiVe, and healing propertieitUtthis "Balsam;" that even in the worst forms or Consuniptionovhen the patient has' -'suffered- with the most disty'eseing:cough,--violent pains in the elie'st,dithettityofbreathing,mghtsweatS, bleeding of the lungs, &e. and when the most esteem ed remedies °four. Pharmacopias had failed to affbrd• an - .Yielief,and even when Botanic, Hotnimpatilic, and numerous ether remedies, had been used for Many monthsin vain,•this invaluable remedy has• checked . every symptom,and been productive of the most as tonishing relief... In the (ndy. stages of the disease, proceeding Worn neglected colds, termed Catarrhal- Consumption, it has been used with undeviating sue cess, and in many instances, when this disease seem: ed to have marked its victim for an early grave;the -us.c of this medicine has arrested every symptomiand restored the lungs ton state ofperfecthealth.----,,_. Yn that form of Consumption - , soprevalent amongst 'delicate young fetnales,commonly_termed debili ,or "going into a decline," a complaint with which thou sands.arelingering,khas alsapeon'tisedivio, surpri sing success, and not only possesses the power 'of 'checking the pr,ogress of Ibis alarming di sease,lmt at the same time strengthens and_ invigorates the -Whelk. s'vstem - mere effectually than any remedy we have over•possessed. - ' . Tr y LIVEIi — COMPLADII% , - 7, ln' d iseasea: of - the Liver, partieuGrly When attended with a cough; indi, gestion or Avandering Mane in the aide, It has also pro ved very efliencious, and cured many ca s es . of this kind after the-most powerful remedies had .AsTiim .complalulit has : al kt been used i usen numerous instsmees wiili the most . singillar . tt otektts..., _lt opens the chest, reatierhig the breathing to gYe • : 77, '". • e*--?intoNrcurris:A tt r nrritc y .otiantfrections of the ihroat .attencled mltlid-tioavavt -1101-8, eetigh or sore intim thiriatt; . it will tilso:l4;fotind. a.yery 01..041 reitimly, and will :Mostly 'mediate relief it' ilsettat the ; commencemetit of its i attack, _ - -~., - • - cri COCO COLDS. 4il common ebughs aunt colds, that pro ail so extefisively.throughout the ivintey, • it wilthe found imich more 011ictual granapNi_ remedy inose, and - When - colds settle-9pda the lungs, causing :in inflammation with pains in the brenscilif--, (lenity or Shortness of breathing, &.e., the use o 1 this ffalsam will Suppress such_ symptoms, imutediately, mid at the same time prevent die lungs frombecom ' •ing piece seriously diseased.' • . c CROUP AND WHOOPING Cl/COIL—In these complaints, so eommeln to young children, this -Balsam will be foam] . nineli superior to Ilse Parego-. ric laixir STrup of Stjuills, and the various cough mixtures in emiimon use, as It -IS entirely free from any thin; the least injurious, and may at all times be given to childrovi with Vrfect safetyofid with the ceN, I [Allay of its affording them speedy relief. co`--. AS A FAMJI.X MEDICINE 'for ina!ly 'er complaints, this Balsam will also be found Wally useful. Besides having prtiVed tin _iut-altiable remedy in all Puhnonary 'afflictions, ii exerts n pow- I 'Mid influence over many Iliseases dependi n g on 11 de c raved conditio or the system;and those who have statThred from the Indiscriminate use of Alercuryi.or other deleteriouS drugs, that are often compounded in different quack nosu.ums, Jill find it' e remedy of great value, vossessing -the power of strengthening and inVipratnltt the whole system more effectually than anv other medicine we possess. .• • CAUTION To PURCHASERS.—As this med icine has ali.eady acquired great celebrity. there, may probably be some attempts to imitate it, and deceive the public with a spm.ions mixture, to- prevent which 1 4 would wish all purchasers to observe the 11)110%61.g maiits of the genuine Balsam. It is putt up in bottles of t w o sizes each having the words WISTAWS BAISAM WILD ZAIERRY, PHILADEL PHIA; blown.in the glass, anti a label on the'front _with the_signature of - DENBY WISTAR, M. D. Without which none. is genuine. . • Prepared for the Woprietor_by WILLIAMS CO., Chemists, No. 0.2 Commerce street, Philadel phia, and sold bythe most resectable Druggists and -'other appointetl-agents-null-thu-Drincipal-towns Ohrougliout the United States. -Cfm' The Gettuinel_Balsam,sold. lisle, by SAMUEL ELLIOTT ; appoint ed Agent. This extraordinary' chemieal composition, the re sult of science and the invention of a celebrated med ical man, the •introduction of which to the public was invested with the solemnity of a death:bed be quest, has since gained a reputation .unparalleled, fully sustaining the correctness of the lamented Dr. Gridlley's last confession, that "he dared not die without giving to posterity the benefit of his knowl . edge on this subject," and lie therefore bequeathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret of his discovery. It is now used in the principal hospitals, and the private practice in our comitey, first and , most cer tainly for the cure of the PILES, and also, extensive ly and effectually as to baffle credulity, unless,where its effectsare witnessed. 'Externally in, the follow ing complaints: For Dropsy---Creating extraordinary absorption [May 19, 1841.—Gin at onee. Swellings---Rqduchig them hi a few ilolll'S. • Itheumatisin---=Actue or chronic, giving quick ease. „ . . . . Sore Throat---By cancers. Wee's, or colds. Croup and Whooping-Couef4;,Bxternally and over the sheaf.. All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns,,-.Cured hi a few Lours. ' . Sores and Ulcerti---Whether freih or long stand ing, and fever sores. Its opeeaticni upon adultsand children in reducing Ileum:Ain swellings, and loosening conglis and tight ness of the chest bv,eellisation of the parts, has been surprising beyond ,cmiception. the common re mark of those who have used, it in the Piles, is "It acts like a charm.?'':_ • - • - • THE PILES.--The price; sl;is 'refunded to any person who will use a bottle of . Hays' Liniment for the Piles, and return the einply bottle without being cured: - .Theie arc the positive orders of the proprie tor to theitgehts,and out of many thousands sold, not one has been unsuccessful. : • We might insert certificates to any length, but prefer that those who sell the article; thould.exhibit the original to purchasers. o Pht)iicians and Patients. The Blind Piles, said to be incurable by external applications.—Solonton Hays warrants the contrary. HaeLiniment will cure Blind Piles. Facisare more stubborn Allah theories,- HeTsolicits - all reipectable physicians to try it:upon their patients. .It will !'do them no harm, and it'is known that ever physician who has hid the honesty. to make the trial, has can didly, admitted that it has Succeeded in every case they haye known. Then' why not use it? It to the reemerof one of thei rmost respectable mernberlysow deceased. Why refuse tense it ? Because it is sold as a proprietary medicine? .-Is this sS sufficient ei chse for suffering their himest patients to linger - in' distress:? We think mot, ~ Phystciani- A lhall be coh .vinceof that there is 'fio, i humbug dr quackery about this ititicle..=-4V, fly then not alleviate human suffer ing?'they 'Won't-try it beforeilet them after all -other , prescriptions fail-1.-Physicians are respectfully requested to dothentielves and patients theyustice to use thia article: It shall be taken from the bottles and done up as their preseriPti on if they desiri. "SHLOMON HAYS. Sold by Comstock' Se Co: - Wholesale Bruggists, No: 2; Pletbher street, New York. 1 - • -• • • • . •, , • bile: also' by - S`PEVENSON. lz DlNKLE,'Carlisle4lPa.,. -December 241840.--1 y • , TIKE.ORLEi3RATED REMEDY FOR Price .81:00 a, bottle December 16, 1840.---1 y ' . Hays' Liniment. NO FICTIO.A: evinsrozo7ods : oin of I-lOREHOUND. An.unparalleleil remedy for.common Colds,Cotiels; Asthma, Influenza, WllOoPing..CoughAronclntikr. Mid all - ditose - s tlie. - 13rast Mid Lungsilading to Consumption ;.,coninosed of the:.concentrated virtues of Horehound; Boneset, Blood' Root, crwort and several ,other vegetable substpncemL.- .Prevtred only V.I. M. WINSLOW, RoclidSteri .. • . The innocence and universally , pectoral virtues of the Herbs from - Odell the BALSAM OF' ItPAIOUND is,made, are too generally known' to require comme rif is therefore only ne, cessary`to observe that 'this mei ecine whole of their medical properties; highly concentrat. . ed ;and so happily combined with several .other vex getable substances, ab to render it the • most speedy,' mild and certain remedy, now in use, for the Cain .plalitt's above mentioned., - Ppr Children, this Balsam is of inestiinable value, It is a speedy remedy for the 'Whooping Cough and 'Croft!), and :Ards certain reliefin Ro'wel Complaints.. Choke, reelldn . g ;Sta. It is plensant - tn the taste; unit may = be safely given I o-the-tenderest infant 'and should be kept at all times in every family f es it is much better for the comfdnints incident to Children, than - ,Paregorie,Gadfreys_CordiaLor the Cordialstin con?: , - moldy used, as•hundreds in this City have testified.; . -- Rend the following.—l hereby certify that early itithe spring of-1838,1 contracted a severe COLD, . whiclrset tied - upon - my - langs. - and - threatened Consumpt fon.. I used several prescriptions, but . - tallied 'little or: tin relief; I' wa - s much .nlarmed.:— Ilnppeninq to he in - hochester: f was aditised bytruyl - . friend; Mr. adore:to try a bottle of his TIALtiABI . br HorimmoNo : did so, and - to my, surprise obs' ' tained relief - at onec--and -by the use of that_single brittle was perfectly restored to health. To those afflicted with Colds or (toughs, at this inclement • season, r say "go . and. do likewise." LEANDER CHIPMAN.- • -...- 'Pittsford, Monroe co., Nov. 9,1839. . - Mr. Joni' 'M. Winslow,'Bruggist, . • Dhar Sirel lowebeen for a - seriesfOf-Years agile -:: ed with an affection of the Lungs, and whard cou 1 • • and have monytnnes arose in the morning as co - pletely exhausted by excessive coughing 'during . _e_. " ~_ _ fiions a person WOtilil be by a linid.days labor. •l , - ' i have tried most of the popular remedies of the day; Init-never found relief Until 1 met with your %ham of liorehound. - . All the other remedies or. palatines,' that I have used, leave the bowels in a , congested , state, while your leaves them-soluble andfree;_This •_ _ I consider a great desideratum. •On taking a dose of - your Balsam when going to'bedj .rost.quictly titre' the night; and my sleep is refreshing: I take great • ; pleasure in, recommending lyour• Balsam of Bore- . hound to .nll- those afflicted 'with pulmonary. com- • plaints or any:4,lisease-appertniping to the. lutigs, and - . . flake 'this opportunity,to thank you for.the great re- . Lief and benefit I have eiperienced through. your in k _:__. ifkintiOUll'ir•Mili4;* 4ll,4.lo4 4i 0 - 0 , • 7 --`• 7 • '; ' , ~.WW " ..V IENVOGSAVELIi. "...? ' .' , .... . " , 'Piir•aalit•by7 , 7:' --- "' '----"-' --. ---t - -I ';' - ': • 5Pr• -7--,-- : , '•: ---- ; - . - •• • :• S:.ELLTOTT,.CarIisIe . .. • • ' - ---- . ".•• -' • - - A. 3 NOBTH,Neville. - -: .• : • Also, by Druggists generally throughout the coon- ',, • try.' Price 50 cents per'bottle— • • -. ' • - • ~ April 15,18-10.---ly. • • . . ,- ... • • ... ____ - Ant. %1 11 011:N'S HEALTH ELIXIR. - Thers:c is not one case of Fever in a thoumnd, but may.berelrectually broken up and removed by . the._ use of tlft#Elikir.' It r•emovesinll neldityindigespon, bilious matter and constipation-from the stomach . and bowels. • It operates gently and enctually on the bowels, and poiverfully on the kidneys and skin: dt roniiTes all-unpleasant feelingsafter a hearty and promotes a good appetite. It needi only a - trial= to give perfect satisfaction, It has become a general practice, with many to use thiivirtiele in nil cases of. colds;pains - inthe - bodes;or heavy disagreeable feel ing, tendering to headache or chilliness. Vor hoarse ness, if taken through the day, it completely restores the - voice without producing sicknesk Whooping cough, and all coughs of children are cured by it.— The stomach is kept in Perfect order by , it, and it is quite impossible that any disease should commence while a person is using this Syrup. • mylt takemdaily it prothices a rude, healthy, and young appearance, by shriving off all the humors of the system. Sold genuine at 2 . Fletcher strecti one door below Pearl street, N. Y. by Comstock Sc. Co., and by all respectable Druggists. • For sale also by STEVENSON & DIN KLE, Carlisle, Pa. • Balm of Columbia. ,• British Comes Office, Philadelphia I rr NOW ALL PERSONS to whom these pr 8- n .. .cuts shall conic, that L Caul:UT. ROBERTSON; hsq., 1119 Britanic Majesty's consul for the City of- Philadelphia, do hereby certify, That Holbert Whim ton, Esq., \rho attests to the foregoing Certificates, is Mayor oh the City of _Philadelphia; and that Mat thew-ltandalLEsq.,..is_rothenotarj- g f tbs. cpurt 0 CommomPleas for the City and county of Philidei: .phia,to_both_whose.signitures, with timSeads of_their. respective offices, full faith and credit is due. • I further certify, that I • am personally' acquamted with Joseph L. Inglis,one of the signers of the certi— ficateslierennto affixed, which expresses the efficacy of the Balm of Columbia, and that he is a person o f great respectability, and worthy of full faith and cre dit; anti that I haic heard him express his unqualifi ed approbation of the effects of the said Balm of Co lumbia, in restoring his hair. Given Under ray'lland and seal of office, at the city of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania, the United States of America. '3ILBERT ROBERTSON. Read the following. • ROBERT WHARTOI'.if, 'Esq., late Mayor of, 'Philadelphia, has certified, us may be seen below, to the high character of the following gentlemen.' The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used the Balm of Columbia .discovered by J. Old ridge, and have found it highly serviceable not only as a preventivangainst the talling'off of hair,butalso a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, senior, Methodist Miniiter in St. George chntr, ; No. 86 North Fiftlkst. JOHN P . A r sirst - , 'JOHN D. THOMAS, M. D. 163 Race. st. JOHN S. FUREY,lOl"Spruce at. HUGH' MeCURDY,'249 South 7th st.. 3OHM:YARD;jr.,I23 Arch ;st. TIA . aged, find those who persist in wearing wigs, may not always experience its restorative qualities, yetlit will certainly ?Rise its virtues in the estimation .of the . public, when it is known that three of the a.; bore signers are more than 50 years of age, and the others not less than 30. [From the ./Tamer.] _ - COMMONWEALTH OF PENNOTLVANIA,3 „. City of Philadelphia. ROBERT WHARTON,. Mayer of said city off Philadelphia; do berehy,.•certify,that I am well acL" quainted with Messrs, J. P., Inglis, John S.. Furey, • and Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed to the above certificate, that they are gentlemen of charac ter and respectability, and as such full credit should lie.giyen to the said certificate. • . In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand; EL. a.i . and caused the seal of the city to be affixeil,: the sixth day of Deconber, &o. , ROBERT 'WHARTON, Miaynr:, ' . . . . , Arl LDRIDGES BALM-OF-401,1MM. At 111J--THE-HAlR.—lts.ppeitive quillitieareas fol. 4 QUI Ist. FOr infants keeping, the head free frdm acne and causing.a luxuriant growth of hair, • For ladies after child-birth, restoring the skin . to: it:initial strength and firmness, and preventing the falling out of the hair. •• • • • • Sd. For any person recovering from :any. debility .thesame•effect is produced.. • • • . 4th. 'lf used in infanertill afoot] grewth is started, it may be preserved by ,attenttonito the latest ;period . Of life. Sth. It frees the head • from' dandruff, strengthens the roots, imparts health and vigor to the circulation and Prevents the hair from changing: colour or get 6th.. It . _Causes the hair' ; to, curl. beautifully when done up in it over night. • ' , (r'r No ladies' toilet should ever be matle'witheut - rth. children ,wheo have by any means contracted vermin in the; beadore immediately and perfeCtly • cured of them by its use.. „" It is infallible. • • Far. Bitie at the drug 'store of Comstock. & Fletcher ef.ieet. near L earl, and in hsr •Ste. reason & • [flee. 16 1840 .4 , y • 73 MEI
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