=BE
,- , • • -rvoilvec:- - 1 - ~F or mofit.• • : . .
. . .
;.E';itate. cf Willitini Logan', ilec'd.. ..1 • Tlic house aintloLnl sTOund libely ocoupiedby .
. . . . the Rey. , Mr. Ci•eciiienf, situate in East Main ktreett
it ln:::lTAßS'Teitameniary nil the Elstate . :of Win t o te m i f t , i:o rt i i i i e l !it u y: i i ri i l lt a i,:e b o o i l l e 4 o r l; , i l l , e . r ) nad IS one Of :the -Most
. ' 14 Logaii,late of Frankfort! ton_qiiii, det,'tb,liste
item' issued ni.due form of •lit wto the sul.scriber re- For terms apply to Miss Sarah or
sididg in the same totymihip.. NOTICE, is. liershy . -.
' EDWARD ARMOR..
given to all persons liaiing.elaiths„ligt. hist mid estate, Carlisle,,Dec, .1, t311.-3t. ' .
"to ',regent ,them properly, notheotioided for setae.
went, and all perso he. ii.debtetl'arc revs blell la make
-----
. payment to the:subscriber. .
- . trouzirr LAIRD.
. .
. - 'Peeentber 8,, : 18.11.7 -Tit. . • -
Batate. of Jam C 8 .18071, deed. - •
•
1.„ -- Er1''.E RS of Administration—oO
. . ,1 •-• estate of James Wilson, late of North`, Nliddle
tton fowuship, CCaltbErliiiid - cOntyl - dee'dq-ltacit-brert
issititd in due form of Itiw to the subscriber residing
-in said township. Notice is . hereby given to :.11 per
sO'ns haying claims against said estate,;xt iwesvut them
properly authenticated. for settlement, :11111 perSUIIP
indebted are requested to make paymeut to the ,sol,-
..iscriber
.1011. N, IVILSUN,
- Deceirthet•S;lB4l.--6t. • •
$30,000 Capital.!
.
.. • .15 drawn numbers (lilt of 75. . •
_ .
• Ifillllllll' to aso 1 ill a tied Lo it ery. '
-.. -- - -- - --- TPlass:*- - - 1. 8.4 1-.-._:- __:_=,_
.1 . 0.. be: di:awti at Wilmington; Iki. "1:1114.,day,‘,4'il
Miceinber 1841.
- ; Wigs - L. VIP PRIZES', .• -f
- , .-1 Splendid prize . of • 30,000 do • '
.1 -do .. di 10,000 -do •
t do di 7,000 do
1 prize of - . . 3,000 Alo .
t.) . .
, ' '2,110 ,ilii •
.1 do• . .
, ..•?...350 - do ~-
1,2'000 tlo
. ',I do , ' 1.75) do
I di' • . . , • • I,iji9. do
I di ' 1,50.) "do
° ...1 di - - ' . ).1,10;1 do _.. ~.
. _ , I,A) do.
•t. do . . . 1,250 do ,
I ' -do ....1.,•2,10 do .
50 do * -. . - I pvt) do &c.
' . :rickets 1 ) •10 . ---11,)Ives $5---QMirters $.2 50.
- Ceraticates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $1,30 ---
Do' • do - ‘..15 mit . • a 65 •
' Do po 25 Quark.). do - - 5'2 511
•
40 9 000..Doliars..
•
•
.• •
11; for plI:" •
TG be_Sra , e+t at \Vilmingtyn, 01;1:6 tliiii:sa;llal.kii
• 1841.
GRAND
• • . -
--.--$40i,000'n"$15,000 10 , 0 . 0 . 0 _: ' '''_:_'!..
$6,006—55,000—53,090542,320--3Q.pvizes or'
$l,OOO-30 of $503-110 of $5OU .
_ . . , L., __ -__ tg.9 d 11 6 ,200,&... - • .
_..
iai:ts 4 0 10---ttalves ' 7 ;s—quarters $2 5. -,
r.- .t.. - tYrt..k itli.rilit — pitticitgt:Tor., - ‘26 - wltryte itch-IA:1-$ .
do do 126 11,:lf do, 65
.'
• :,do ' „ ' do -26 gin:trier do . 3'2 St(
. . . .
41irTOrders'for tickets and sluweii and certifivates
__of : packages in the above sideTlid,scliepies a ill re
ceive the most: pro:nlit-ativotion; and the - dra,lyifig of
each lottery .. , IJII be 'seat iintrdalittefeafti..itiv -T ovcr,
-- to all_who ordvfron) a 5. Addrcs. - '
_ . _ ';i: G.' •c1U:1(.;0 UV. Eg G.S.L. vI)ili.:1-ur' •
• wit sh iu g ty ii7,-p7(.7: ---
. .
-• No'recic. .
E3tale of Jogepli
,uTERS TSTA SNT.I.It Nr on the
"'• _estate T .
of Joseph E Hays, l a t e
of the horotigh of
• , ..oit - lisle, - hitve beet: issited in doe ftrin 1% .
to the SAso'llll3' reg . ' said NOTICe
is hereby given to all, persons having elainaa against
said estate to present them for settlement, and those
indebted are retinAted to make pay omit on or before
the first of .lantatry neil, to
Carlisle, Nov. 10,1841.-6 t,
E. I{ol3l9soN co.
Man is Carlisle for the purpose
of inanufnclucing
Patent "Hot Ai r
. Cooking Stoves."
And being aware' that the people in this place . atal
, 4iulaity e have been mach imposed upon by the in..
•vroduntion . or new and highly recomut mled articles
- which they hai• - eheieit induce:A to purchase; and which
have been so nightly made, anal of such bad, tnateri
alima short tittle they have failed and becomr
useless. We, therefare, efo hot ihttilT4l , l:kring stoves
: ,for-sale until they are - C.114y tried in this community,
• and. pronminced more durable in 'their-construction,
better adapted to the purposes of boiling, baking and
all the varieties of cooking than any other stovettelso,
that Akeyare a great saving of fuel as well as labour.
1:0" . We earnestly invite farrueret as well as rest
-v:le its of this plate and the neighboring Villages, to
. call on us at S. Wontlerlich's hotel, or notify us 'by
letters (postage isapaid) that they areewilling . !otry
our stove—and the stove shail be placed in the
: kitchen of every person giving us such notice, and
taken away after trial, nithotit any expense, to' per
sons making the trial.
The stoves will he kept for ,sale at the Tin Shop
4.,f,Mr. Jacob Fridleyould Hittite Foundry of Messrs.
.4..tay and Stonter, in Carlisle!.
• Having contracted for One &mired 'fogy of
Castings, we will, in ei few days, supply stove deal
. eta with all the different sizes, on the most liberal
terms.
ELENZOR RQBINSON, of. Carlisle, is agent
`for selling the riglittooviake and vend the I i wr AIR
STOVE, andt will dispose of counties-in this and the
luljoining States.
- We publish the lallnwing remmondations from
--some of thosa who are using the stove, to encourage
~--others to try-it!',
Carlisle Rept, 12, 1841.
•
lutveln use.in my kitchen Joe. of Hathaway!, pat
:tent Hot Air Cooking
. Stoves, and can recommend it
as a very superior artiele.' The one I have is No. 5.
It has, 5 boilers slid an oven sufficiently large to bake
..eix4oves of‘ bread. The baking, roasting and broil
' hip; can all he done at the same wile and With moth
less wold•than is required for any stove which we
have used.
This size appears to he peculiarly calculated for
~Farmers, and for their benefit I invite them to call
-:and see this stove in use, as I shall take pleasure in
showing this stove to all whom interest or curiosity
may Induce to exitraine it.
. .SIMON NV UNDFAILICH.
Carlisle, Sept. 11;1811
Robinson E.s Co.—GEZITLIOIEN, I have
..during the few days I have had your Hathaway's
Hot Air Stove in use, become convinced roe its
great superiority ever all other stoves I have used or
seen. .I find by the trial;that boiling. ratsting, bak
...log and broiling may all be, done at the same. tiMe,
i lo r a , most perfect ntattnrr, and with less than one
- ?...fourth the (net I have ordinarily used 'for the same
...purposes. " I have herotolore been of the op'ition timt
!-; bread could not be well bilked in a cooking stare,
but Lam convinced upon trial that it can be done as
'well your'stove as in a brick oven. -""
.believe. that ..the general introduction of your
' stove into use will be very benetlidal to the imblie,
"-AberefOre - Vilialltake - pleastlre i recutuntetnling - it'
to.any.ti'ieuds. respectfully, '
• • WILAjt eM 'NIOUDY.
. .
(whale, Sr , fit. 10,1k41.,
.
311essri. R. ,RoUnson C.s Co ,-Centlemett, I have
- , - fairtrtestetytite Sto,Vel' which you put up
athouse,,and can recomenend . it as possessing'
:priticiples of economy and conve n ience
,far. surpas
„:sing any other stove which I have ever seen..
The killer's Coming in immediate contact: With the
Yfire gives facilities fo . e.hoiling;and N e.oven
- IA heated:oo4oh a.prhiciple;thtt 4rpo is baked in
. as.filihiernatuier:adliftr' behili - oien. 7, !,fitni , it also.a
great :aaving'Of fueland labottr and unsaid advise'all
Vo..adoptAt:
Viamteeabiwi, Sept. 6,1841. ';
I do eertiffthat I . .am.now using one of liathasysiy's
irPatent liof•Ati Cook:Stoves; No.. ft, and do recent:'
mend itas.- superior - to any, stove- - 1 haie • Seen; - the.
:.sreat'stiviniof ftiet,and the Variety that can be cook..
•-'.; rp ' '. • •
• , ing- at the:Blloletline, makes it an.ohject to those Who
;iyifit ! ,tit:faoilitate the operations of t Ite kitchen.' 'I young' Ityson, In2erial.,j.GunpoWdel', and Black
• ,Jos. GULII_KES94 - ::.3:4,j l st . rerelvel ve:7 f sh. ,
'th7,ll.‘ CEIAS: 7 OGII4I% .: ':
- -
„ .
lease to eeturn his thanks to the public for
lie patronage hitherto extended to him, and rtypett
tilly inform” his enstomers nod the people generally,
hat he'still euntilims the businesis of . -
. ' .464blitit'4 -- dittPitig, ' .
.
in.all its branches, at liii.old stand in Alain . street,
where ha is always rca ly to, , attetid to orders in his
line. . . .
'1u16.111. Nov., 171.19 I .—Sait
Pease's' Chu.lfteil Essence -'• of
- 119rehateard •
The sobsdriber Iraving been. appointetb , General
Agent for the above celebrated article, respeetitill)
O'er! , it to the public either: wholesale or retail.
tt, chasers are requested to beware ofcoun
terfeits.
Carlisle, Nov 10,
61 , 1ri lil3Vl GOODS.
- - 4 1 1R - 1,-Subseribuy=lia! , jsast cmcned..a ne‘i andliand
some RsspatiiiiiiCof
consisting of super black, blue blkk andother Cloths:
eassimerks,Satilnetti,ne style Vestings, a variety'
of, Mouse Ile Laines, second. mourning and black
ditto,"V,ltibet Webb Flannels. - Rogersditto
for shirting, 'f,.; loves, hosiery, Edgings; Laces, cam
•britiooll U.ladis, .I.rtigthials, Ribbons, Merino Shirts
Drait ers.
. Also -li ens,
.Womelis'. and C hildrens' .
'Leather& Morocro Shoes&l3pots. •
ALSO,•
-- Qm.rhosivetre -and- -Cfrocincs -
SP IC4S,Lec; with a great variety of other goods
all of-which lie-will sell apt small profit to, suit the
times. • Doo 7 t fOrget'to 611 -on
- 1:841.—,131
Q-ALMON juq. r,:. veived andfor...: qale by J:St , E
sZ) . .Gunitisaii. , , •
1 I .k t., l .. i. ' IcElI t E I, and Cu 'III sl t
. r.s,r sale In .1 . . -t: E
. , .
liest of liol Sperm a lot- :Where: oii
by, •• , 6 i:- . E.l;;ci v iiplaxl.,
N G Yinegar for sale, by J. K. Y... Cor
n" man. • .
nitge-anti-!...lt.m.Ortk.nnsAlolsls,es_pf_the_
Kestquality for saleby J. & ,Corninan.
. . . .
—5--- , -"ONF-autl.tuntpSugar—The_sultscriberaLltaxtt
Id 4 -received a large supply of blur nod Lump
tigarTuierrirtin-rull , cr, f0t...r.t1-.,.wlbolesole-orlstltaili
at reduced prices. - ' • J. & E., Cornmati.
• -. . .
•
CLi PERM . C.nnillvs for SAC 1)y .1. & Coi.timan,
e, Oct. 2.0, 1641.
-
;111 , t !Teel ved store 9f ANI)1111W 'RIC II
Alt.l)3iii r genertil-nFsortnientof- -
iionsistinlc in part- of NVonl and. Cloth dyed Illnek
31'9., I. isible Green, Adajaide, Olive and Green-
0 :I 0- T • :
Black, Brown, Invisible Green,-Olive, Diamond;
Bearer and Pilot Cloths; Black, Blue., Brown mixed
plain and figured Cassimeres, new style.
Sat ti netts of assorted coloys,Crom 50 cents to $2,00,
jeno cords, canton flannels, red, white,
Fellow and green flannels:—ticks, and muslins.-
6-4 3-4 merinnes, moslain-de-laine and Saxony clath,
figured ur.d plain. Figured, plain, swiped, barred
jackinett and ninalinii. "Pawn, mouse; black;
blue black ; slate',"fivred and plain silks. Bonnet
silkss and ribbons ' new •style. Shan Is,, gloves,
hosiery and shoes. Cloth and fur caps Carpeting,
hearth rugs; floor eloth,baizes, andillookels.. Color
ed and white carpet yarn. Fresh Mackerel,togeth
er with a general assortment of Queenrware and
Grocericeiwhida will be sold at moderate prices at
his store.
JOHN . IL..YS, Gxi
enii. e, ()ember 20; 1841.--tf.
•' REM GROCERIES.
The sulr,erihCrs have just received at the store
room hitely occupied by Mr. C. Foster, in North
I IstmVer street, ( arlisle, a large and general assort
meat of.
•
46°U-re' aLa ut
China, Glass 'and
U EN S AV. A. lt"E..
which they will sell oh the most liberal terms. They
invite the public to call and examiite.
J. & E. CORN MAN.
.October IS, 111-il. :
• R ArejlUdir ßai;
10 ESP ECTEULLY_Mitmg-theiadtes
IVO, of Carlisle ainl its ileinikr, that she has com
mented the
laillinart' J 11114nluxmaking,
in their rarimut branches, at her residence, in
Church Alley,• opposite Education 11811 r" All
work entrustel to her care will he - done in the latest
I:ushithn und'on the tense reasonable terms.
Carlis'e; November 3, 1841.
S. DUNLAP ADAIR,
...111premy at Law,
Ilas removed lila office to Beetem's Row
on the , public square,
Carlisle, Oct: t 3, 1841.
am truly, happy to state toile afflicted comma
nity.that a member of mylianily- - -was*fflictedfor ten
or twelve years with the ithoye distressing disease.
The symptoms were great oppression after' eating,
acidity at the stomach; a severe pain in the side and
breast; sick headache, mental despondency;witli oth
er _symptoms•during which time numerous remedies
we re procured without obtaining much relief. Hav
ing heard of the 'good effects of Da. Hatmen's Com
-pound and Strengthening and Gcrinan Aperient Pills
'I was induced to give them a- trialovhiCh I am hap
py to state that by.using one box oldie German Ap
erient Pills , accompanied by the Strengthening Vr . -
ic Pills, that they have nearly eradicated thedisease.
I consider-it duet° those afflicted that I make this
acknowledgement,-flint they • may likewise :procure
the same invaluable. medicine, and be freed •froni
'thpse ; distressing di neascso.- With 'l;ratitude and re
spect. •
- Wm. wall, No. 125 om yolk noßd.
Principal N 0.19 North Eiihth' street
Philadelphia.
For sate at die Driig.Stoie of'J. J. Myeiii & Co
Carl /sl e ,antl Win. Peat,Sliiiipenaburr„ aug. 25
th 6
uac 0r,1),;., !radicles' C mpeun 1 k'tringtlicning and
A iierient Pills. Mr. William Richards, of titts-.•
berg, Pa.,. entirely cured of the above distreSsing
disease. II is svittptoms were pain and weight in the
.left Bide , icss of appetite, vomiting acrid eritelattions,
n dietentimt of:the stomach sick. heaitiolie, furred
torigneoaitintemince changed a• citron color, siirri
.culti. of breathing, disturbed rest, attended with .a
cough, gicatilelii I ity,with other symptoms indicating
great deraiigement okhe limed 0101 lit the liver: 'Mr:.
Richardshittl the, advice of several. but
riNeived ifo'relief, until using Dr.Marlich's Medi
el ne,,whieli terminated iti.kflecting a ,perfect cure.
ryPIIV , TCIPA OFFICE, Nu: 19 NortbicEightk
S treet;Thilatlekubia, Where •teatittiottials may
seen.. .
For sale: Myers: & Co:,carli ; :and
:WM, „ Peal; Shippeasturg,Pa: der. 1,5;: , -*j
.• •
JIICOI3.IMTVER
Vall . and Winter.Gocids,
S. M. iIARRIS
N kriim . .Gotfiftyg..
Dyspepsia of ten years slanding.
fer
Goodin
The •largest and" cheapest stock of ••I) $• Y r
GOO.DS ever brought to Carlisle, just qeeivetl
and now opehing n't the store of. the •subScrtber, in
Main street,'opposite Simon IVmulerlieli'.s llotel.
Purchasers, will do 'well. to cnll,as'tbey niq ilc
peml on finding.ilkelargyst stock, the:best assortment
and the.cheapea kinds in the county. •
CIIARLEOGILPY.
Oat. C 7, 484*
t -
"
re" Ty
COMMISSION & _FO RIVA
.
. • N G MERCHANTS,
,
lave'reth ored to the- rapaciints - Warehouse rceittl.y
neettpied,by 11. Leech k CO. at tlth nortle;westeorner
Prom the facilitie's silriCla the firciitithrivraH.theris
nrrangemedt of this dig) . ot afford, 30 to 40 liurthen
Cars cab' he ateonitdottated to noload and 11)All at the
- same tithe with salt ieistht room to store- 0,000 barrels
of Floor and 400 to 600 ton of Crain eclusi e ofthe
•forwarding ileportmeid.
Pr6iVice of every &scud ptioil: gill Ijr Pecuived ns
115t1111 on consignments, and liberal advances made-on
.receipt (if required) tiutil sales Are effected: ,
. . . CP,MG,:IIELLAS
- North-wet corner of Cherry & 13rniut st.
. Philadelphia.
ELLIOTT
- &-- • ' REFER:I:N(3I%E.
~ r, §: Co!)enn; Cashier. - -, • -• . .--- ----
.* • A
-- Itteniferaan---& - ..Ptutke.r - i.:_t-- Corhaa.. ____
.......:___:_.
Henry ltlinads, . - .
Saunders ai St Bossirtnan, J
.le.rob Swayer, Xe-arville. •
. .tioSid Ntivini Shippengburg. - - . '
• .1. Logan Smith ;Esq. Cashittri
Chttawer':warg..
.I:lysteri'lltitz' & Co, .
.. .
110ert Fleming, . -,
.
Cati4erWobd St Craig, , I.'hiladeOhr a. ..
.1
Wm.4l.TlmmpsonBl. Co.
Whitall & Brown, .:• . J •
Meelianiesburm Line
• , •
Britvocit Mephaitiesbarg rend
-Philadelphla-or‘Baltintare.
• •
• {Dr: dit*YlL 11! O.ID c.. 1.1111.1
'TIME subscribers grateful for palcarrir,s,
beg leave to:inform their frie . ildB and the public
generdll that they still continue to run a line of
liortheat Cars regularly between Nteeltanieslairg and
-Philaderphia,oe BaltintOre, by Which goo 6 and pro.
-Itteeof ii - •beriptiOilg Wilt hi: tote ordril wills care
. • ,
.2.tml(lstutich s :ltt iluily ? wt!si . r . lttes of :I;re ight: .
PriViocc , *lll . 4 st cciviil tiC:ih'eit..*AViiet..l.. House,:
beNteChMiieshurg,iutil forwartlbtl. to Philwa - ;
delphitt lialtinioreocebrtling. to the ilirection of
:he owner.
c:::"r The highest price still be guilt fur WhUot
IYItESIINCII 8i MEILY.
N. 13, Plaster of Paris and. Salt al ways. kept' on
INDE Y , AGAIN•S'ILLOS;S
' BY •
==IMMIE==
a' pi taktioo,ooo paid in.-4airter 7's).prio al,'
ONTINUE to, make Insurance, Pent - I:meta and
j Limited, nn - eVery, description of Property, in
LOAVIN._AND_COUNTRY Oil the usual favorable
• eeins._
OFPIC E ;WelieifialiffiFiATlFCse - 11 eee t'•
CHARLES N. BANC:di:ER, President.
DIRECTORS._ .
CH.\ ALEC 'N. BANCOER, SAMUEL GIANT, •
.IAMES SCHOTT, - FRI DEIIICIC BROWN,
THOMASHART', 3,ACUII R. 531421, -
THOMAS I. WHARTON, GEO. W. RICHARDS,
TODIAS WAG:CER, MORDRCAI a LEWIS..
eIiMtLES 0. BANCKEtt;Secaytary.-
trThe subscriber, A4ent for the above Compan y
for the borough of Carlisle and vieinity,w prompt
ly attend to all applications for Insurance. m helper
made personally or by letter. Residence Main street,
nearly opposite the Car Office. ,
WM. D. SE:i'MOURI.
-Marchil,l34l.-•;-1y• '•
•
Bar Iron,.Glass &c.
Just received nt the New Store of the subscribers,
1 Tons BAR FROti, of first rate finality, and
for sale very low for er slt, per consignment; 00 half
Boxes 8 by 10 and 10 half Boxes 10 by 12
• Western Glass,
in good order,for. sale' to Merchants at Pittsburg
prices, and Dune:ll.'l°n best
NAILS, -- BRADS - AND SPIKES,
at Manufacturers prices, also. on hand Witlwrow's
C - elt - litTeed - patent - PLOU - G - HS - , - 14-.XX"SEE IIOI L,_
by the gallon, or Barrel, 08. "%ICA!, Wetherill
Sr. tiro's. - Pure WHITE-LEAD, MAILOG'ANY
VANBERS, &c. . ' •
13C1SS'EllnAiN &'U - LITTON.
Carlisle,lMay's, Int. •
GOLDEN TALL HOTEL
WEST. HIGH ST., CARLISLE'.
-The §ubscriber, thankful for p:6t ftvurs, hereby
notifies the public. generally. that lie still continues
milotearly_opimite the College Campus,
at - the - 131d ala
where he will at all times be found ready anti
ling to: accommodate in the best possible. manlier,
those who may favor him with a call.- The house
is located in the niOst beitintsf part-of the town,' and
is near the 'atiiiipitfr-place of the Cars on the Rail
Road: The ROOMS are large and 'airy 7 -the TA
BLE will be supplied with the very best the markets
can furnish 7 -and the BAR with thechoicest Liquors.
Ins charges are.reasonable, and lie will endeavor• to
inerit by assiluityatid - atteution a continuance of pub
lic patronage. .
.BOARDERS taken by the week,'month, oryear.
DROVERS and,TRAVELERS will find it to their
interest to stop with him,as he has plenty . ofstablfing,
and a careful OSTLER always at hand. •
ANDREW ROBERTS.
Carlisle, Sent: IL 1 Sal
All persons wisbing-to he supplied-with the earl ie
eat city : mews, - may feel theMselves muds
,gratifie
bc calling, on the subscriber, where, they can havd
'aleleciion'of the following daily and weekly papers,
daily , Chronicle,. Ledger and
Spirit of the Times ;New York Herald daily and
weekly; New World, Brothel , Jonathan, Boston No
tion, l ankee Nation, Magazines, tee: &c. Any per-,
soli wishihg to becoMe:subscrib.ers for any of .thls
above works, and all the popular' works of:Charlee
O'Malley; solar as published i bound in boards, wil
please call' with
Ifi the Pleas , of 'Cum
berland county. November 22.- ; 1841. •
Sktles Woodburn, surviving Trustee of Samuel
Caldwell, rresented,to _the court an account of 'tile
execution of his trust, 1114;11011day the lOth day of
January, A. De 1842, 'for its sonfirma
don and allowance - by - the cOurti if no objections be
nnide-.—of a Nett all , persons, interested ,IiII:Joke
•
notice
GEO. SANDERSON, Protli'y.
eniirst;llea: 8,184.1.-6 t.
. . .
tHARLES AVCLURE,
~Y77O.RXEY aT .1 .4w. • •
.
„ .
Office in , H igh Street a lov:11Oori
the Yost Offico..
28,18411". --=ii • • •
erg'
' 4 31.1;0 clllllllll. ;reapectfully tenders. his
111, liberal
neknowledgmento to the public :for the
deft*liberal aliai!e:Of patronage he has received , dur
ing the post yr., would still continue , to -otter;.then ihe r . protesatonal services in their various bran=
cites at h's'residee9.)-N. 'Row.
tteds e atiCpl vi teeth, and inserts incorruptible
larsegidtaltOertifiiiiitlieetli in thO Uncial 'approved
utatiost::„cittirguatlways moderate., •.. . '
NERVOI:
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PANIY-oP PIIILNDELPILIA,
NOTICE.
JOHN GRAY, Agt
Trutee .Account.
71etv ,-: I
..,JACQtf.FIPPLET; North Ilanover.stieet;.nirrio.: .
site:..ormaaws' is'agek for the sale of, Hat.ha
ways' L'ater.t. • • • -" " •
itir'COCieilig:'"iStirri
which he warrants tn•bdloo kr.elnthettex than any
Othek stove: herelpfm.e himww. •
- Farniers',lavern , keeprr4 otherh are mvitecl to
take these. Stoves on.trial t and if they are imt lilensed
with the ol4. , rritiori oh the stave, gr the /mice, they' may,
be returned.:
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•
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•'• _ •
*tab ro ,
desaiptions,,timong .
which sire the improcCit
notary Cookicg tic
approved; stove
stove pipe; awl
Sheet iroit,nod Copper - trnrc, tl liiell. he.At-c.r.idivuse
of on I•eBctiochl6 terms:
Orders inTown , anti Coutory,fir non se Spotititii
or other work prom pttNlcofied t u.
Carlisle, Sept. 15, 1841.-Iy.
• •
DR-. - S. L. STEWART,
•
T.lionisonian::Botanic''PractitiOnitr
of Medicine anitObstetries,"No. -
- Alexa-nder's - Row, near the
• • -
i tlespncattms v informs his c r ivios•aarirw
• tcenerally „that (through solicitation) lw
has removed z irain Shireinanttown.to Carlisle, where
he may be Omni at all timea,tudess
engaged. 'rho atilinted -shall at at alt times be treat
bd with purely Vegetable Muilicilles,-,NO ['Mums,"
and in strict accordance with the .principlei laid
down by that great refornv ; in mettieal science., Dr.
Samuel .Thorns
Ch ron ic eu s,;..a, q ac h a 9 C maamptions, Liver Com
plaints,.Prnpaies, llhcninausmA, and Cancers, ii
More particularly Saw:nisi that die New SysteM i.
admiftibly2umted - to their eases.
Invalids frsat n distance eau be aceommodated
with•llaarding while •usdet' Modica! treatment, on
reasonable terms.
*Carlisle, July 1 1, •
0073C7E5 . ez 0014:).V.,
OE CONSUMPTION.-4Simple
as. these complaints are' usually considered, no one
C;111 deny Their being the most COIIIIIOII cause of this
fatal and distressing diSclise.,• It is indeed' a pelatt;
cholv trtith that 11,010111 s fa 11.% ictin . isto Coustoup..
!(. .i lx (l e o r ks,,, F , , -..tivili '177/I.ll:.r.,:ilkt,ipe. ;thit
Vet 11:9):',Iltql151i11(1H at ho,
" ' •11 .
',teat:sue •stynt,, ,tints t wit i• .1.! 1,1'111112, 11)(11..etiliCe./
11111 i lettlien, hno,,ven-monti,..qh
out.thinki N t of the danger. At first you have %%11111.
you way consider a slight cough or cold ; yob allow
busittessddeasure or carelessness to prpt out you Ilion
TAiWiliff - Triffiy 7 4tetition - r it-iht;tt-settles-ttpon-you
breast, yoti.become lioarxe;lurvc pains bytlie side c:r
chest, expectorate large quantities 'of matter, per
lf:TpritilVeil-witlrbloodr-n-tlffliettlty of -breathing-co- - -
your own rioli,ll neglect has
=M
brought on 'this distressing-complaint. If then you.
valor liC3 or ' health, be warned to time,, and- dou't
trifle with your Cajon, or, trust to any quack nitetrum
to owe you,-but immediately - procure a bottle n - rt wo
of that' famous reinedv,ilfie ." BAI,SAM OF AVILO
.
(.:Imitity, " which is well known terbe the most speedy
cure ever- known - ,''ds thousands will testify •_u babe
lives have been saved Wt. •
_ •
rylie very partienhti. when you Intrehase to ask
ISAEcA:Cor c i , Eßa y," a ,
thil - nntnnlwnve.:
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iPrepnred,R'hn~l'Hal
Co., Chemists, No. 53 South Foath street,,
• . .
Sold . in Cur , z
_SA NIUE!, ELLIOTTI
• Price' One,L Dollar a Bottle. '
October 40 7 1841,--11:,
14 ANOTHER VI
LIFE SAVED,
eonaf The subscriber has recently. received . arge midi
flr the extraordinary virlises of , that unriva ll e d' . u f .
medicine, the "BALSAM OF WILLD cliff:R-1 I supp f
iis •. . .
IlV," the well=known famous remedy for CON- i nedielllCS COW'S, Dl.,.iiililift4,
SUNIPTAON AND • LIVER CONIPLAINT, I .. -
COUtillS, COLDS, .AmiNIA,,•III2.ONCIIITIS. Li nseed Oil, Spis. Turpentine, Copal
caul. fi. ovtiotwiNG• COUGH, Esc. Varnish, Painters' Bo ushes, Varnish
.
;% ' Wittiomeag,. Sept. 4,1141. I Brushes, Hair Brushes, .Spermaceti Oil,
To Dr. W1.73T Alt —Dear sir, it gives me gmd.(verq f ine) Speem Candles, Soaps in great
'pleasure to say, I have 'found inUch relief from your ' . . /
variety; G ass . Lamps', Cap and Letter
Balsam that 1 have to send Myna, for more. I have ,
only used three battles out of the half dozen I pin.- ' Paper, Fruit, Spices, Peifuniery„ I'c. ,4.c,.
chased, yet it has done me more good than all the' whi c h he will se n, ph ~„; ickme, Merchants
mediCine I lnive ever taken before. ' A neighbour of
allu , ,
•otners, IVIIOLESALE or by RETAIL, at
mine whose wife was very low with Consunstaion, '
persuaded me to let him have some of it, and b(4,401 , tivelTswe - stratTs - , -- , h-aring-purchased-orttirely
.
t three bottles, which she has taken also. 1 saw hee • for cash; he will offer bargains to those.
a few days ago, and she told me she believed it was . • .
the only thingthat had saved her life. She had tri- : wit() wish to put chase - at wholesale.
ed every thing before,but nothing. slid her any good,l S.' ELLIOTT
and when.she commenced taking it was sick in bed,
but is now up,ondlooka better than I ever saw• her
before. As for myself li am sure it will cure me
entirely, for I feel- better every day. Setul.me six
bottles more by the bearer, as my neighbor wants
three more. .
They sincere friend,
MEM
WrThe genugielfillsain Mild - hi - Carlisle be---
SAMUEL K1.1,10'1 1 1%
Price One Dollar a Bottle.
Sept. 22, 184t.—Gm. - .
Read.'what it . has Dovit ia
Anil if you have.s friend l a relation, or knox ny
one that is afflicted I With that distressing disease,
" CONSUMPTION," persuade them without de
lay to try that famous and unriveled medicine; tki
"BALSAM OF WILD CI lERRY," ,whielt - has!
cured thousandif of this complaint after every thing
else had failed. Read the following undoubted
proofs of its efficacy..
Roxaonoron,SePt. 10-1831.
DEAR Sin:—Please send me two bottles mote of
your' Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent me
before. I have taken nearly all of the first two, and
.contidently believed this medicine will-enre me. I
have used a great many remedies Within' the last
year, but have neverf*ul.any thing that has relieved
me so much. It haolitopped my cough 'entirely,
checked my' night sweate,and I. sleep better at night
and feel better in every way than 1 have for many:
months.. .Yours, respectfully,
•
lons KELLY..
• 'nomination°, Sept. 12. 1811.
FRIEND WISTER :—I, must again trouble thee to
send rife two bottles more of thy invaluable Balsam.
1' have now, taken three bottles in all, and cats assure
thee that it has done me more good thanall the meth
' eine I have ever taken before. Send by the stage as
soon* possible, and oblige thy friend,
JACOB
. • .
'lntairot,Sept. 8 1.84.1.
DEAR so many ueo,ile talk of
the wonderful cures your Balsam' of Wild •Cherry
has made in Consumption, I Sent to one of your
Agents the other day for a bottle, and. have found it
toimve , relieved the so much, that I want three' hot
rUO're Sent soon, as I:believe it-will cure me too. I
haVe used Jayne's Expectorant and other medicines.
besides, but nothing has Over done me as much geotl
atfyours has, Send by the steamboot
'WILLIAM Ti 1031.18.
Cyliesidea its astonishing 'efficacy Consump
tion, it isalso the most effectual remedy ever discov
ered for LIVER. COMPLAINTS, ASTHMA;
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,. CROUP, WHOOP.-
ING COUGH„SM.;as hundreds will testify -.who
have been : cured by it after all other remedies hail
failed. • ..
• DRUGGISTS imIIIEALERS . WiII find this me-:
dieibe a valuahlettdditten to their stock; gisti •5110i1:d
:always keep it on - liand,rui it is itnivei sally aoknOw
[edged
,to be one of the most useful family medicines
' orße very, partienlaeto ask forlfile...WlSTAß'S
BALSAM CI, WILD CIIDRItY; Sold wholesale
a nil retail by wit,t.tAlvrr & Co., ChetiiiSts,'No: 33
Smith Fourth, street Philadelphia. •• L. •, •
genuine Bplsim walla " Car ;
lithe V s - SAMUEL Ettion .
ed, Ageat. "* ':'
Price $l.OO. a Biitge. "..
2.Q, 18414,4.
.1. 'F. ' :sun I emit i Hiles to
keep tiT(l9O, _ . .
SANItEL COLES
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' :Eli' ' TIAVAN . " v
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f..(kippersnaith 7 - -Site - et Iron iet
4teßp F .ocuily - iiiforms ;the; politic generally' thlitilie
hie hitiiiiiess,at Startd,North
Hmuolc Street, 'IOM's la 'dial Cabinet Shop of
\V Mien? where. le..,hes, 110 W on-heott- r lttic
is still t.toaloitiettiri'ti;;;lrrei - Yal4i . ele . in the •line, of
hia ; of.:;. . •
,l/7u4t
Tea • Kelt les, , Tlll-W+itre'
clescriptioi),' Stoi..`e Pipe, fitiv--
-; • piti;• a ()nbs,
lie his .for sale tfie be'st4esorlatetit Com
•lnota, Goold•ig mitt Vai:lour ,
„
‘.***l.l).e.s
ever otrered in -this place; common wotittstoveti .
ml-eaokidgitarea are of,,:sery anti variety;
itiolhitlfi'i - FrOTrr - stAvortfir - ir0 , ) ,1 - 47 -. 7 eaattitt•_.e :ol-11- '
the iti - t - tiry 7
tiookit:g the•dttilint'ir and Radiatol;
drums parlurs,Nrhielt are ietfairpassed for Ord
fort and COO mato% is the tried fuel.
All of whidi ha the. , -loivest. terms for
cash.
Corrode,. Vog. 11;t
'N. llr 0:4 Levi, l't!wter,'Copper and Leother t"
oxe!ritige.for ht , itet, tin or copper ore.
ET 111 A NiAl4.
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Still. emitiiittes the Cabillet Making iii oil its sit- ,_ DAi 1 11 IIE S
kri,,..h biwiehes,ut his. old staild in North Illitiolvi• i •
sti•evi..t wo &toils ith,..v... Oct , store of 'W 39, I,eininvil ;,,t ': ' .401;init . 4 f ..ano-Bilitotrg riagir .
•,,I l vi.e.jiv IS ivolivlirilifilliaiiViitg, giltriiitentlskeviiiiig I • . ••
Oa - hat „,, l ,. a ~,,A.17t h , , ,61- , • ._, • ~. ... • %, i • Ilteo.yalii4l)lL , 01 is :frt. yevy gentle' ti'l tkeii'oiftSVii::: o
~1.0. . i, •: ). .. , „ • " ' ''' , i tiotisttinsittg;ii - eitho•43liili i gcli4ii r l iiiir'itifY nakit , e o o
CABINt'T FURNITLIRE ' ~siekness.--They cix:.:evilingly vaintOill'itoll Mit:Viler"
f , the stotosell soil bowels, and denting the sight liciiv
. • - and memory of aged persons, by. 'est vying off
such os Sideboard s, litivesus;Seovetiirnes, Card, Nil., • i n
Pinitii , and llt..altfist Tithles,'lledsteads, Ste., of the title w"tel',Y m"tter , l" ll6ll g,'"3 and thick 11 " ;
„, 0 ,4 P r ,..4l .o . (ia l i i,,,ki n ,l, n iu. ii i.:,,,hi c h,l,_will_,lispom„,_olOi:s fvlim_the °stool:telt bowels and blood, which
1
(,„,, th e mas t: ~,,,„,„hle utt.,„, ll e iv also prepa _ . niili - JW - IfiTiit - 1 - 1) "Verelirafell -- for7rerriovilig—eouglis,-
A red ri fill :ill lusters for SPRING SE.11'1•11) soe.ks ri.nnlittisuis, Ina.. fro"' the bushy mat intbsi gni - vet -)
~;,1 FA N cyCATATIF , ‘ ,.„ ll .„„t e d to - bv o r . i itpil ayi,_: . jiiles;siek-stoitillelictlisortleveil-fiowels. 'and. warms
.* . , chis.logilleine is hisu Milfiilibli; ciiiaißriTei:lllii
iigue. 6 . . - -
llc will also foralsll, COFFINS at flit• slimiest. on- •
tiet;,-atot - lO:iviag- - reventlrproetti•ed n NEW ILSE,
lie tsrry u u•+ dto sal did fteiel'ath iu ail! CutMiry.'
Cau•lisle., A aoist y •
rresh
Arf
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"4- 11,11
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°fro
L 4 41 :6*
‘.4.
March 24; 1841
Oren, hardware, -Grocery,. IR'
PaRIETI• 'STORK:,
•
THE subscriber has just returned fro'm
-a- the Cities of New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tiraore,and•is „ilow opening, at his store 4, room S. E.
Corner of Market Square .and Main Streets '( for
wieldy, occupied by Geo. W. Ilitner,) a general as;
sortment of •
Mardware, tone Mt' re, Cedar !rare,
Brittania !Marc,. Groceries, Oils,
Paints, Varnishes,-Glass,'Brush
es, Whips, Canes, Lamps for .
burning Camphine Oil,
lital a great variety of-articies-useful and necessary
for furnishidg and keiting n-house. Ile hasalsoond
'will constantly keep on hand •
.•
Calm)bine Oil,
a cheap .and elegant substitute for sperm oil, and
having been appointed the agent of Messrs. Backers
and Brother of Newark N. J., for the sale of Jone's
Patent Lamps in this county, be is. prepared to thr
ills!' Lampsand Oil.;at a very reasonable rate to all
who may wish to use this now and economical light.
Having selected his
. goods hiniself,and, made his
purchases for cash, he is able, and is determined to
sellt ow.
Those having the cash to lay Olt will find it to their
advantage to give him, a call.
HENRY DHFFIELH..
Carlisle, J uly 8, 154Q.....tf.
CROUP IN CHILDREN.
MOIIIERS,..I3E ON YOUICOUARO.--This
is the season when this destructive complaint attacks
your interesting little. children, often rub you of
those you fondly•doat t.n,and earriesliundreds to the
grave. Every mother should therefore, know its
symptoms, watch them
.closely, and always be ,pre,
pared with a remedy to cure it, as many are daily
sacrificed. by such neglect. At first the little patient
is' seized with a shivering, it grows restless, has
flushes of heat, the eyes become red - and?sWellen, it
breaths with difficulty, and 'then conies tliat fearful
conoiethat will surely terminate in convulsions or
death unless something , . is immediately. given to
check-it. In this complaint the Balsoin.
MTV well known to be the most speedy cure
ever discovered. .It it indeed a precious remedy-,
mild, safe 'and innocent, and is sure to give the•little
•sufferer immediate relief, and quickly restore°, it to
safety and health. ..'ramiliesresidingyi the country
siidludeed4very - mother dl iilloves her chililioin;
shoulilal ways keep this medicine in the house; and
giie it to' them early , by doing so you may often
wive' the life of one yen fondly love: Retnettrber
'thisisthe famous reinetri. of this diatiguished phy
.siciaroEr..Wish&,' which, has cured, thouennils of
CROUP 'WHOOPING ,'COUCH ;.: ASTHkA,
i',ONSIIkiPTION',Iie,;; after every other raedioina .
~hay ' •
Crlle: particular , when you..purehoSe (0 ask
.14'
Dr.-Wawa:lN Batsim.or WILD O[l6llEO4 ft :tie liliere
'is n'Svitue of this mane utherOsed that is entirely,R,
different medicine:' •
prepared,l 9 l4.by,•,yilicrAnts 81, Co., Chothists,•Nu.:;
33 South - Fourth street, Phituftiphia, •
Sold in Crlitile 1)1i : , •
; -SAMUEL' ELLIOTT,:.,
•
nce..aße aliolliatt-----
::October-.o; • . • '
NM
•
• his stock of DRUGS,
ac. intends settling np his business, and would, hereby
notifythose indel led o nail and settle tlieir . seeponts
before the fail of Jantntry ,nest, booke will
• lie left, with), Irvine, Esq , for collection. . t
• Nettyilte,l,44:.
‘.. ....'O".V.A'T I S'l rill' ;
DR. I. C.LOOMIS 7 Dentist,
.
tq.per*apen t ly locatedin.Culiale and
.....svitt r erfortn all likirationa that are regoired,io.
Punta! 5urg,...4; !Oath itaFillitft;,..Pluggiiig-nrid
tractiiijTeut and
a'aingletooth.to-a 1.1,4 will also latemi to
etll diseases of the pivail,h, BLC:ollo.direet and
rtz*i_wilis.tdi ratio iikttoon d nal° retitter
the tooth of chihlre young persons 1 eguTdr And
beautiful.,
. .
. .
Dr &
.;LOM.lS'iltay' at itlftitnesbefotiiid at hiii of
.ficc, on - Iti,li st!vi•t,opposite Nlicrarlastu!Olotel:
Cavlislo., hoie. 23,1841:--"—y 1 ' r
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• : 11Pisease.4.ot-Athe.,Epe: •
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' -011.430STOCKIS .
Celebrated Eye AVater, '
For the cure of Watery, or Blond Shot lies,
Ulcers. IluntAirs, find hifitunatioq of the-
DilanesS of Sight, Fee.
Person , . to..any unpluastint disor
act's, twill find thisilie Mbst' effectual remedy in use;
no it. sel.laivilatls to Peralt emit,' of those iamb:Jolts
by irfew Without the least inconvenience.
or pain. Those who troubled witka DIMNCSS .
OF SIGHT -will-Mx:o - Ind n valuable remedy for
strengthenhig the -eyes, the sight, lied pre
venting the dlinnesstbat anises from straining them.
It wtll llso be fond( partitmlarly- usefulas a- wasktbr
the eves of young child - Fen, to remove I nano Lion,
and Siabilta; tile humours to-Oii the} ale so liable.
• %Price 50 Cents a Bottle with full direc
tions for:using.
. ,
Sold in.tarlisle.lty- • •
• •
S. ELLIOTT.
April t
For the core of cot sumption,diseased wind-flips,
ulcerated, sore - throat, 'looks and they Complaint,
night - streats,.llushes of hilit,hurnii4 in the stomach
tightness - across the chest, pains 0 the I;reatt and
eide,in ward cancers, piles,
sore eyes,sure legs, Ulcers
- of every description , swellings,• rheuniati sots ; thee
stop'the spi.tinwof-Clodd atid'heal the•part affected.
The Nbacedilloodlillls'are - prepttred expressly - for
the streagtliening or every part 'of the system and
healing all ulo. vs - and sores, purifying and rethoving
all hadltutitors from the blood, whit:has Mien brought
oti from-too much sitting or, standing, or by exp.o
sure from sudden heat to cold: Weakly debilitated
persons arc pacticulary mliised to use them, 'as they
strengthen the body in a superior maimer; they' are
uot imended tti operate on the bowels so much as on
the blood;as too indult purging will destroy any weak
ly co nstitution, And has carried Ml' its thousands to a
world unknown to us. Take the ads ice of one who
...),Idy
studies to save life and not to kill; - t, .. • and debili
tated persons should not purge m re than ()bee a year
as it often Lows brings on castit liebS. • .
Sinford count/,,Fa. Sept. 7.,1810,
Dear Sim-1 nil ite to let you know that te Lord
has done great things for me, whereof I am glad.—
When I saw vou in Fredericksburg, I think I said
I had been aflicted with a very acid (sour) stomach,
mid subject to a violent pain in my head for more than
twenty years, for witiCli I took rhubarb and soda three
or tout' times every slay for 'this:sonny years, vith
little or no Mid, and my legs and aokles were, so
much swelled that I was unable,at times, to attend to
my business. But. since you made me a present of
a box of your Family ('ills I have taken one or two
orthem sitmiT;liviw - guing to - bed, and now my acid
stomach , 4rolieved, the swelling in my legs has :swir
ly disappeared, and I do not think that 1 have been
hindered one slay with the pain in my head since I
, began to take your valuable
. medicine. I think the
Lord directed you to Fredericksburg, to administer
to my relief. (Blessed be his holy name,l am greatly
relieved.) 'I lure is lising in my ; neighborhood a
poor old .womn n 'Who hail been - A . 6k along lime and
cotild get no reliefoitlength 1 purchased a box of
your pills and gave them to tier, after a while I saw
her out nod about her business, and she said that4he
one box had cured her.. I have spread the fame of
your, valuable medicine amongst my acquaintances,
antinomy have purchased. %Now, as it respects my
self; mytrimtds tell me - when-I go to town; that they
: have not seen meltiok so. well for many years, and I
,say to them, '1 Will tell you the secret why ; a short
time ago I met with a Di. Davies in town, and he gave
' me D box of pills, and they have matte me look as
you now see me.' .And now, my friend, I hope that
the Lord will continue to be -with you, and rsakeyou
useful to your fellow-creatures, no he has billiWto
done. I remain with respect, . .
CpARLES DOUCE.
Severid Females have been cured•of the falling of
(the -womb; liftitking very small doses ut intervals.
, ----- llmper's,Ferry, august .11, 1840.
Da. Was. Met es.—Dear Sim—l am happy to in
form you and the. publicithat I. have been cured of
. that droadthl disease the Rheumatism, by takingyour
! -Family Pills. I have been laboring under that dlit.
ease for more than a year, during which time I tried
the skill of the best physician without effect; at length
: I watt induced to try-your medicine; I found relief
after tialthig, , half a box, I continued to take theirs until I
I Itad 'taken five boxes; my age is 7136irs,and Icon
elder that none but the old and rheumatic persons I
know how grateful r feel to the medicine that has
restored melo health; .. ^ ' ,
yours.-respectfuily,
Jonts DiE.
WE, the st ndersiped ,a i a agents at Harper's Ferry
, for the sale of Dr. Davies' }amity Pills, we know
our neighbouri Mr. Dye, sold him the pills of which
he-speaks so highly, and believe his statement to be
substanthillytene... ,
f. , ' Respectfully, . W.`& S. B. ANDERSON.
I . Mrs.. . Burton, near Locust street, was diseased
or seven years With a lump in the le ft side, bumps
101 l over-her skin pains around the small of her back
running into her. stomach, which prevented her (to -
use her own words,) from eating:one Particle of meatt.
the first shim removed..the lump, and two b melt - set
her at liberty. : , . .
.
; I was severely diseased " with the blind' piles. for
twenty montlisond,prostruted from thelossof blood;
..anifonetuid_ablilf.bOXe.9f..Wliet Etimily_PßlS.hatt.
. made an entire cure of me. • ' . • J...lommort. '•.
Washington, D. C., May 7,1841. ' . . , = •
No:
'find sold wholesale' and retail, at,
NM 265 South third street Philadelphia, and by Mr:
Jains..Gll4SY, Cai lisle, general agent for Ctimbeeland
county Pemta::
.. Also, for. sale by W. lk ,T. Loudon, King s town;
E
ckelsB.t Fireovhf,DoguestOwn,M: G..' Rupp, Shire
manstOwn,,J. Longiiecker, Wernaley'sburgslil
isren-'
eeman; New Cumberland; Stephen Culbertson,Sidp
, 'pentiburg; :WM. Baer, New vale's ''-jiiiries Leeby,'
Newburg ; - Henry Lelia,
,filechanlesbm'g; Josiah.
• llsiod;SPring fi eldrJohn'ilood;Satighstowits-
......car Perisonsvishin ni
g to bicoe sgenti in the Villa
lei ii which - the pil Is-a re not sold ,in ,eu Oberland
county; Will be supplied With them by; Milling on Mr.
John .Gry, will,
Carlisle,. Pit:,.w Ito is emptsWered ' tonit; '
-point agents .. Family pills to , those wbo.parchuse,
to-sell agaitewillhe'elineged $2 'per dozen cash; or:
Vll5 to sell on commission; and thePanneda Blood.
:pills at' fl; cash, or. $4 50 on commission. Retail .
price Itiefamily Pills 25'ete. : Per boi; Pansies blood
pals' 50 cents lice ; box., Voll ;directions. for usiog,
themabcioriipsny each bo x. •'. '' ' '• - ' '
• -:—CarlisleiSept. - 15.,.1841.1.--6M.-. '' .
..,
. . .
vti- ^ ALSO,I3
Davies Panacea Blood Pills,
ALWAYS nKAR•Trrk,'E' . IN MIND...
`_ Hay' Liniment.
• '
This extracirdibiirclientical - CoMpOsition; the re-
sult of science and the invention of a celebrated:riled
ical.mai, the; introduttion of .whfch 'to
was4nvosted -witirthe7solemnitrof 'ti - ticitib4ed 'be
quest,. has nee-. ga ned , fa , t'eputati on unparalleled,
Nifty sustaining the correctness of the-lamented Pr.
confeisioh, that 0 - he' - dared ppt, Ain,
•
without giving to-posterity the benefit of his
edg^e on'tias subject,"'ned he 'therefore :bequeathed
to his friend,and attendant; Sdforticin Hays - the Secret
of his.diScovery. ' • ""-
, is noiv'.usad in`tlte'prineipal hospitals, and the
yrivate_practiee.. im.otir:tountry;flrat and- most-cer
tainly'for the `onie. - Orthe PILES, and-also exteniiveq
by and ereetnilliftts - tO
its effects arc wi n innadti. --- Exteilially in the follow
ing complaints: .:, , . -
For' Dropsy---Creating extraordinary absorption
-
at once:
Swellings---Reducing them in a few hears. •
Itheurriatisni----4cute "or chronic giving, quick
-ease. . . . .
sore. : .Throat-•=l3y cancers. ulcers ? -or colds.. • -
'Croup and WhoSying- Cough ---Externally,. and
overthe chest.. • , •
• All Bruises, Sliming, and Burns--,L,Cured - iiiiirew
•
Sores and, Ulcers-:- - Wihethey fyesh or lank stand
ing, and fever sores.. ' " .
• Its operation upon . adults and children in redinting
rheumatic Swellings, and loostining.r,oughs.and
!less ()fate, chest bypelaxation orthe-partgAtts i heup
surprising beyond conception The eomi,tim4e-
Mark of those OM lanYe - used it in the Piteg,•is'Alt
acts like a charm.", .•
THE PILES.--The price, 81, is refunded to any- --
person who will use n bottle of'HayS' Liniment for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without being
cured.- These ttre the pethilive orders of the propyie- '
- tor to the agents,and out of many thousands sold;not '
one has been unsuccesgfun.
• We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell-the-article, should exhibit
the original 'to Inn:Closers. • •
Physicians and Patients. •
. Blind Piles, .he'inctinble by external
applications.--Solomen Hays warrants the contrary.
Ills Littimenrw ill cure Blind Piles. 'Facts are more
- stubJboeictliati s tlieeries. He solicits all respectable
physicians to try it upon their patients. ' It - will do
.tth lto harm, and it is known that every physician
who has had the honesty to make the trial, has can
didly adi»itted that it has succeeded in every case
they !nive-knoivn. • Then whymnt use it? It is the •
recipe 'of one of theirmostrespectable members, now
deceased„ Why refuse to use it ? Beeauselt is sold-=
as it, proprietary medicine? ',lnnis - a -sufficientex
cum! for snfil•ring their 'honest patients to linger in
distrt•is:il: We think not. ' Physicians shall bacon
vinced that [here is no •hunt bp, or quackery-about. '
by then -not alleviate liiiinfitt sufer
ing ? Illhey. ‘YOtth.try 'beforejet..tlieni after7al4 .,
'regni.'stettt 6 ito and - Patient's. tilejo4itc to; .
usetl>isnttieJe. It shiab'e_•,tae•n'i•riitu.:,,iiie)Mttie,4;
"and dotteMP as their latsCription if they desire. - •
..
SOLOMON HAYS. •
•
Sind Its. omstock Sc Co. Wholesale: Bruggists,
No. e,-Fletcher -street, New York.
-For—,9. e—a I sa-„b'y -.Tr-EV-ENS-0
JNKr4E, Carlisle, Pa.
1111V..!SPOttli'S
litALTJE1
There is not one case of,Fever in a thousand, but
may he elrectually broken up and removed by the
use Of this Elixir.. ••It remotes all acidity indi
bilious inattir7r mut constipation lien' the stomach
and - bowels. It operates geinly and efictually
the bowels, and-powerfully on the kidneys and s kin.
It removes all unpleasant fa - lin - ginner a heat tvintal,
and promotes tegood appetite, It needs . only a ttia.l
to give•perfect •satisfaction•:-.4lthasbecome - rgemizi - :
practice with many to use this article in- all clops oef
colds, pains in the bones,or heavy disagreeable ftel-f
ing, tendering to liendache or chilliness. For Loarse4
ness, if taken through the day,it completely restores
the voice without producing sickness. Whoopi)ig_
cough, and alnionglis of children are cured by it.—
The stomitch is kept in perfect ordt r by it, and it is
quite impossible that ally disease should corfrincnce
while a person is using tids.Syrup.
If taken daily it produces a rushy, healthy; and
young appearance, by driving off all the humors I. f •
the system. Sold genuine at 2 'Fletcher street. one
door below Pearl street, N. Y. by Comstock & Co.,
and by all respectable Druggists. •
For sale . also by STEVENSON & DIN•
KIX, Carlisle, Pa. •
Bitten of Columbia.;
.British Consul's Office,
•• Philadelphia.
Ir NOW ALL PERSONS to I; hom.these pres -
CiaB 11611 come, that I, GILIIERT ItOIII3ITBDIS I
Esq. his Britahic Majesty's Consul for the City of
Philadelphia, do hereby certify, That Robert Whar.
-too, Esq., uho attests to the foregoing CertiliialteW.„
Mayor of the City of Philadelphia; arid that
thew-Randall,-Esq.,-is-Prothonotary of the C
~.-O
art
Common Pleas for the city and county of.
to'both whose signitures, with the SeAs'of their
respective offices, full faith and credititutlite:-
• I further certify, that 1 an, personally acquapted
with Joseph L. Inglis,one-nithe signers of the certi
ficates hereunto affixed, which expresses the efficacy
of the Balm of Columbia, and that he is a person o I
great respectability, and worthy of full faith and cre
dit; aturthat I have heard him express 155 is unqualifi
ed approbation of the effects of the said Bairn of Co
lumbia, in restoring his hair.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at the city
of Philadelphia, in' State of Pennsylvania, the
United States of Am'syien.
_
AiIt.. 4. BERT ROBERTSON:
. „
Read the following. ,
ROBERT WHARTON,. late. Mayor of
Philadelphia,bas certified, as ay be seen below, t o
the high character oldie follow, 'g gentlemen.
The undersigned . do hereby c rtily that we hafts
used the: Balm of Columbia ills eVered by J. Old
ridge, and hare found it highly a •Vteeabke net only
frothair,bui also
a certain restorative. 7 - , - •
WM. THAT - CIIER,sem
Methodist Minister in St:Ge
N 0.86 %.
JOHN P.' INGLIS, 931 Arc
JOHN U. THOMAS, ht.'D
JOHN S. FUREY, 101 Sprue
'• HUGH McCURDY, 243 Scut .!
JOHN YARD,.ir., 1g.3 Arch sti.;
The aged, and those who persist in wearink
may not always experieneeits mstorative'quit
yet it will certainly raise itsVinlees'ini We. hEthinh ,
• or the public, when it is known thetthree of the
hoe signers are more than 50 years of age, and th
others not less than 30..
. .
[From the Mayor.)
COMMONWEALTH OF PA:NNSTLVANiA,I
. • City of Philadelphia.
.
I', noutwr WHARTON, MayOr of said city of
Philadelphia; do hereby certify that I am. well. Rea
(painted with Messrs. J. P. Inglis, John "S. Turin
an,d , Hlingh •MoOttrdy, whose names are signed to the
above certiffuate, that they are gentlemen of cbarau; '
ter and reapectribility, and as such full credit should
be given,to d tho said certificate. • - , . ..
In ,Wit ss whereof, 'lave hereunto set pay,..band,"
[L. S ,a,,t
' tansed tthe smi
~ tiv day of December, Sto. ,
is
.ualnt.hualty fp be affixed
~ r x " ItOI3RT WII A RTON , Mayor.
- '
~oIfRIOGIF;S., 11,L111 OF gOLUMBIA FOR
'THE' HAIR Positive qual!ties are as fdl-
Etta
'. Ist, For infant's ,keepingthe head free.front scurf
-anti-:causing aluitwient growth of bair.
2tl .for.ladies,after.child-birth,Testoring the ekin
to - its usual Streugili and firmness, and prevcetingthe
-falling out orthe hair. •' • • - • •
ffir any,person recoVeringt•frent any debility
effect taprodueed.' •
If used Infancy. till o good 'growth ia sthrted,
4it nifty preser'ved 'by„fttention to, thclatestpencid
sth, frees-the 41eSdkon tiandrA O re ng ti MlAL`
the reoti,lnitutittiltkalthiltid vigor to the circulation
and prevents the batefitirii.:Oirogingeolor or getting
• , •
Gth. ,IticaufiedthWThairArt; tort beautifully whett •
. .
done it 'ever •• • . • •
Itrl%To ladies' toilet shotild ever inade
7th. Chlldiwrlto hay, e 'by any . tneans.colitraCtea
vermin in'tlai head: areiiitirnediately i n e d pet:fitotl7.,
cared, of, ilainyhtita•usek is j
ofi 1 ib
t _
For cola at the tlrug
,atore, ;of Counttoolt 4
Fletcher +greet 'near Pearl, soul in'Caeliele
t emu' M
2c ottle', - • [Dcc.l6, 184 ~.
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S: I
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`ae charge, .
",orth Fifth at
63 Race