HERALD & EXPOUTOR.
,
Office , Centre Square,
.8.
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Stand.:
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• ' LA
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filiiiirtlicifime of subscribing; on TWO rich Alts
AND . ii . A.Y:tINTS, at the end of the year..
No inibscriiitttt, be ,talion, for less than six
,months, d.aper discontinued until ail nr
rearagos except at the option,of the
publisher, andefailure to notify a discontinu
ance will be considered a new engagement...
Advertising will be done on the usual terms.
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ADVERTISEMiLNTS
S. •DUNLARAto R i
alto : racy al Law,
ArkFFICE• No. 3 Beetones Row, file Pub
1/ lie Square, 'Catlialc. Pa.
April 6,181'2,
-=
Dr. 7. C. Loomis, Dentist,
VS porManently jocated in Carlisle, and will per.
form all operations that are required in the
practice of his profession—such as Y .
.Iostracting, Filing. Plugging, and
Inserting Artificial Teeth, , •
-from-a- single. Moth to an entire set. - 1 --• -
N. 8.. For alew months enSuinp Dr. Looms
will be in. Carlisle, the first two weeks. in, each
month—after which, he 'will be •absent antil the
first two weeks in eachl following month—'at which
period Am may be found at his
Oftlei, opposite Ill'Farlape's llotefr
•,Carlislc, May 4, 1842. • • .
A3. ©Lammo
DR. 161111 N
1-I.is removed phis Wine' and dwelling to the
three story Brick on South Hanover street,
adjoining the .rcsidonce of Mr. John Hays and
"Wean's Hotel." - -
Doctor Myers informs his friends and (lie pub
lic that lie can be consulted at all hours at his of=
Tice, (When not professionally engaked) and thUt he
will devote his' undivided attention to the several
ditties Of his profession,. niid. particularly to the
practice of Itiftlwifery at Fqtrgery. Calls
to the Country will bo punctually attended to,both
Night and - Day. , -
- Carlisle, April 13,1812,
. .
Estate of Catharine Dixon, deed..
:Br
4 ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of
la .CATHARINE DIXON, late of South Mid.
dleton township, Cumberland . county, deceased,
have been issued to the subscriber residing in said
township. All persons indebted to said deceased, 4
arc requested tp,ma Ice immediaje payment Jo bini,
and those having claims to present them without 1
,t
delay, props ly-authentionted for settlement., - - --
,-.
' . JOHN W. (.I{..IIGHEAD,'Hx'r.
' June 15, I, 42. . , . tit,l3-1
•. - .
• • l';eie•
LYKENS Pine Grove,Lime.burnCrs,
and Bituminous COAL,- constantly for
'sale by - &P. MARTIN, •
Successers to. liillcr MartinS
Harilsburg, April 20, 1842. 6m-25
S PRIAM G 0 - 0 D S.
fim subscriber has received a genera! assort
J.went or
AND
g3o'2lD2llk . 0,0-011g39
consisting in part. Of Figured, Plain and Barred
Monsclimdc-Lanes; figured, Plain, Striped Lawns
and Ginghams, English and French Chintzes,
— plain, figured and Barred 8 - ivies, Jackenette and
Cambria Mlislins; a general aesciitiiii - mt of G'rodm
nap; Grodeswn, India and Italian Silks, 'l3onnct
Silks, and Riblions, Straw,LeghOrn, Braid and
Willow Bonnets; Raw Silk Cashmere and Cotton
-Hose, Silk, Mohair,-Kid and Cotton Gloves,lllin
brellap, Parisalfs and Shades, new stile, French,
German and Irish Linen's, Osneburg and Linen
Shootings, Linen Drillings and Gmbroons - for
• Pantaloons, ,lino Cords, Stripes and Nankenes,
Carpeting and Rugs, Brown and Bleach Muslims,
'Pickings and Calicoes, Fans and Hankerchiefs,,
. Leghorn and Palm , Lcal Hats, Straw, Gimp and
Edging, Cloths,Casiniers and Sattinctts.
Queenswart Vrocenes,
all of tyllich . will be
. sold on favorable tering at
the store of A. ItICIIARDS;
Carlisle, May 18, 1842. f2J
BARGAINS, BARGAINS .
rIINHE subscriber will sell off' at grekly
reduc
ed prices, FOR C. 4611,4 large and gooortil
assortment of •
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Thestock is new and cheap, consisting in part of
Super Black, Blue, Iprisiblc4eit,Polish
Green and" Brown Cloths,
Superfine C,assimeres, Casslnetts; a good assort
ment of Punts Stuff; such as Summer Cloths,
Gamboone, Merino Cissimeres, Gottonade,.
Linen and Cotton Drillings, &c. &c.
A good assortment of VestingS, - Stocks, Shirt
Collars, Hosiery, Glove:+; &c. &e. A large
stock of elegant Silks, Black and Bide • Black;
Figured and Plain Light Silks, new style. Mous
lin do Leine, Lawns, Muslin de Andletures, Bom
bazines, Irish Linens, Checks, Tickings, !Vl uslins;
Caliebte, Carpetifig; Dress Handkerchiefs, worked
'Collars, Cambrieks, &e. &c. Also; Braid and
Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, Gimpe, Leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, and a great variety of goods
not enumerated. .
Purchasers will do well to call at the old stand
opiesitc S. Wundcrlich's Hotel, where they - will
find stacks of goods, selling cheaper than aver
sold in this county.
Ciii]i7e; Tuno j t~, 1942.
FOR PHILADELPHIA - AND BALTIMORE.
7 1". °;."-,17
THE . proprietors of.the Susquehanna Line will
run their Cars and Boats as usual to Phil
adelphia and Baltimore during the present season.
Their friends will please apply to Wm. L. Fox,
broad at. and to Castncr, Christian & Curran, Nn.
76 South Wharves Philadelphia, and Joseph E.
Elder, Iriltinido.
• Until further notice' the following prices. ill
be adhered to between this place and the 'above,
cities.
FA 2
0P
P.
15c
Ale per 10011)14.
Groceries, Q Ware
and Hardware,
_Dry-Gonds, Furni
ture and Drugs,-
Wheat - Rye4lc - Coitri
per bushel -
Oats do (
Lumber per 1000
feet
Shingles, do
Flour per bbl. • "
Shad do
Herrlng do
Salt per sack,
• ;Pita', Tar and Rosin •
per 10°,. 16 4
Plaster gross ton, $2 25
, Hemp per . 100, -; 16
20.
Pig Metal, gross ton 2 50
Blooms & Castings, 3 12a
Bar Iron, 3 59
•Nails per keg, 18
__Leatker_per_lllo,---20 7 -
Whiskey- per bbl .. 51)
Burr Blocks per 100, 15
Curb Sinn() ) do 19a
Tin, , , 20
$2 75
1 50
ni4
37a
314
28
J. & P. MARTIN.
Succe:ssor. to Miller & Martins.
Harrisburg, May 4, 184.2. . ..6m-427
First Oxrival4 , o f o si s iong& Summer
• CLIPMIGER . & CAREY,
NEAR TIIE RAIL ‘ ROAD, SIIIPPENEIBUR9.
li A d l id , E as j s u o e r t t r in ec o o n i t v o l fromspl9n
AS4DINA_BLE G00D5,1,.•
of the latest styles, to which they invitellre — atten
tion. of purchasers. They are prepares) to offer
goOds at such prices as' cannot fail -to meet the
:wishes of - those desirous of purchasing iChtap
GOods.
Country. ProduCe taken in exchange fOr goods.
Shippensburg. Match 16, 184.2.
, 11141DIYA1 1 2, 111111j147111L
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
THE subscriber, having concluded to do an:en
: - - firoDatili business Pilvs for sale his large and
splendid assortment of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
. •
lower than-it was ever bought for-in Philadelphia.
The following will give you some idea of the prices
that I am determined to sell at:
.6 inch Carpetiter's Patent Rim Locka,
from , • $l2 to $l4 per doz.
6 inch Brastf'Striker, " " coo
Newton'Durling Grass Scythes, , 10 "
Newburn's 9 te
Day Forks,-Solid Cop-Ferfule, 5
Cast Steel ong handle Shovels, 7 if
Cumberland or Reading Nails, 4,62-1 Keg
Phoefiitc or Juniata • 4,44 "
Other makek , s ri 4,31 "
Will sell any articles in my line fr.un 20 to 25
per cent. lower than can be bought for on credit.
Call on me—exaniino - my • goods---:get a list of my
Pricescotnpare thent with' the prices . ' of other
stores, and ascertain for yourselves where you can
buy the cheapest. , •
`HENRY L. ELDER, Importer. •
493 Markets[. above 13th, nab side, Philadelphia.
- June 1, 1842. „,, • 6m-31
MU
Family. Groceries..
WILLIAM L. MADDOCK;
'No. '55 . South Third street, PHILADELPHIA, 017
posile Me Banking house, recently men
piedriP7ie Girard Bank,
AVOULD respectfully otter the citizens of Car
V V.• lisle and county of Cumberland genera*
a"first rate assortment of the choicest
. _
Selected with great eve,' which he will pack :and
forWard'hy rail road to the address of those,who•
may favor him with %.-
, orders. . Having-supplied
a number of •families 1 artiste and its vicinity, he
would be pleased to increase the number of his eua
;trinicrs there:. His business has been exclusively
- to supply families with GOOD GROCERIES for
the last twelve years; and he -flatters himself, that
for first quality-goorts and fair prices, he cannot be
-surpassed-in the' city: His stock Consists of a
general- airsortment, some .of which Ire will enum-,_
crate: • • . •
- jbarlingion DAMS,
.ofJones BcDtitton and Grit - -
fith-8c Enothlveurin7. - -- =-- -- •
Smoked TONGUES. - s •
ried'HEEF: — • " J ' . ' - •
Gr•een and Black TEA, some of the latest Im
-porpitiens,and-of-very-ehoiceipialities,----------- - ,
Sperm OIL and Sperm CANDLES. •
COFFEE, of every variety, some old Java, -forty
years old.•
ItASINS,, FIGS, PRUNES, ALMONDS, and
PECAN NUTS. ' •
Italian FIGS, a very delirale article. '
Italian MACARONI sod VERMECILLI.
Pamasau,English, Sap Sago, llolland and Ame
rican CHEESE. ,
UnderivomPs PICKLES' and- SAUCES, of every
variety.-
. . •
. French, English, aniLAlDO•lenn M LigT A RD.- '
- • SUGAR, Loaf andlleown, OC choice qualities.
•
CRACKERS, of every variety, Philadelphia,
Boston; Princeton, &c. . ..••• -
_Canary SEED.
Hemp SEED. ...
'English Split PEAS. . • •
„' SEG:ARS-of every (virility, some very choice:
.. PRESER VES,.J.I NI ES, Cl MON, PINE AP
PLES , GINGER, PEARS, PRUNES, &e. &e. •
CURRY POWDER; India SOY, twe., with an
esteasive assOrtment of every article, a, fainily can
.require. WV \l. L. 'MADDOCK,
55 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
'Slav 25, 1 SW. ' tf 80
BM
FANCY .'Sr. vivlrmson •
CHAIR MANUFACTORY,
Kb. 113, South Second Street, Philadelphia.
r lIE subscriber respectfully invites the citi.
wens of Carlisle and County of Cumberland
fr,cne r fally, to call before purchasing elsewhere, and
examine his •
LARGT ASSORT3rENT • OF .
I• •
• PLAIN&ORNAMENTAL
,2 L t=. , , of every. discription; which are.
• manufactured under his oivn im
mediate dircation,of the best material, by superior
workmen, and which -he warrants
.qf the best
quality—and at prices as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Krtle also manufactures an
aEEL'U"e2an.-adi
the superiority of which consists in the astonish
ing fiteility with which an Invalid,with the slight
est effort, may by the use of one or both bands, :
mow' to and fro in the house, or-in the open air
in a garden.or elsewhere, and turn quickly round
without requiring any more space than it occupies
while standing.-
, A fIRAHA.II cDONO UG
No. 113,South Second Street, Philadelphia.
June 15, 181-2. . 3M-33
THE CAUSE OF -CONSUMP'FION.—Sim
pie as these complaints are usually considered,
no one can deny their being the most Common
cause of this fatal and dfstressing disease. It is
indeed a-melaneholy— truthi- that---tfiousantls - fall
victims to Codsurpption every year from no other
cause than neglected colds. Yet we find hun
dreds, nay thousands who treat such complaint's'
- with the greatest indifference, and let them run
on for Weeks and even months without thinking
of the danger. •At first you have what you may
consider a.slight cough or cold; you _ allow busi
ness, pleasure or carelessness to prevent you from
giving it any attention; it then settles upon your
breast, yOu become hoarse, - have pains in the
side or chest, expectorate largelue nt hies of mat
ter, perhaps mixed with :blood, a difficulty of
breathing ensues,- and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this distessing
complaint. If then you value life or health, be
warned in time, and don't trifle with your COLD,
or trUSt ID any-quack nostrum to cure You, but
immediately procure a bottle or two of that fa
mous remedy, the !'.BALSAS.I ON WILD. CIFERItY,"
which is well know.qto be the most speedy cure
evelliii - own, us thousands will testify whose lives
have been saved by It.
• Erlie very particular when you pm:chase to
ask for "12fr.‘Voraa's BALSAM OF WILD HEILRY',"
Ile thud is also layatir of tlk name in use,
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by
& Co., imolpfets,
Plitladidph
CHAS, OGILRY.
tf-33
• V . 'TS
-•••
g
- • 22 per bbl:
23") 40
Sold id Carlisle by , •
SAMUEL--ELLiOTT.
Price One Dollar a Bottle.
June 22,1842,
$3 50
-200
Estate of Geo. angleinbatigh, Weld.
ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
RA 'GEORGE A UGHINBAUGII, late of the
Borough of Carlisle, Cumberland county, deceased,
havebeen granted to the snbscriber residingiw said
BoroUgh. All persons indebted to.said deceased;
are requested to make payment immediately, and
all those having clainis to present thorn without do—
lay, properly authenticrited for settlement.
GEORGE:,KEI,LER, Ex'r.
6t-34
35 50c
50
S 2 50 .
22 '
:25
50
4 00'4
4 50
23 t
June 22; 1842
Illissohation of Patioacrship.
MIME kartuership heretofore existing . under
Jt`thirfirm-of-CATHCART-&-ATREtirin
the mercantile business, was this day dissolved' by
mutual consent. 'All transactions connected with .
the late firm will be settled by A. C4T111:1411T, who
continues. business as usual at the old stand.
' • - •A: CATHCART, .
DAVID A YRES.
• -Shop!' crdstow n, June:lB, 184x:'
-25
55
20
NEW' GOODS.
FAMILY GROCERIES,:
COMAS a Min
SELLING OFF AT
2
•• . .
MHZ subspribor' will 801 l off itt. b-rfusT
COST,4`,O hit! entire:stopk
--- CONSISTI ; PiII,', OF,
• Cloths, Cas.simeres,
Satinets,Vestings,Flannels,Checks
'Pickings, Bleached . aml Unbleached Muslins,
Lawns, Chintzes, Moue de .Laing,Figured and Plain
SWiss, Book, Jaconett and, Cambric: Misting;
Figured and Plain Bobbinetts; Barred, Jaconett,
Bonnet and Dress Silks; American ' Nankeens;
Straw arid. Braid Bonnets, '
CAP '(56 BONNET RIBBANDS,
White and Black• Crapes; Merino's; Shawls and
Handkerchiefs of every description; a large and
extensive. assortment of Gloves and Hoisery, Sus
penders, Cotton Carp - eting7Cotton-Stripes,_White
and Brown Linen Drillings, Bleached & Unbleached'
Titble .Diapers, IRISH LINENS, Long Lawns,
Stocks of every description; Palm Leaf Hits, Um
brellas, &c. &c.' Together with a large and exten
sive assortment of
GROCERIES, CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWAR
Persons wishing GOOD BARGAINS would do
well to call on the subscriher, as he is determined
to close his business. His store may be found next
door to,.lVlcClellan's Hotel,
cc:f Country. Merchants will find it to their ad
vantage to call, as BARGAINS may be expected.
JOHN A. PEFFER.
tf-32
Carlisle, Juno 8, 1842
SILVER., AND' BRASS PLATING.
•
A LL kinds of Mt rER and
_BRASS
done'at the shortest no
tices, in• the neatest manner, and on the most rea
sonable terms, at the Carriage Manufactory of •
, E. D. NUTZ:
• Carlisle, April 20, 1842. . tf.25,
•
PUBLIC.
IVIANUFACTURED- anil kept on hand, for.
1.11 sale, in the city of -Lancaster, near the
Rail Road,
Endless ,Chain Horse Power
, .
THRESHING. MACHINES; •
for one horse and for two horses warranted to
work well, and of greater durab ility than any
other Machines, for a:Similar purpose known to .
the subscriber-at present .
WM. KIRKPATRICK. -•
Lancaster, May -4, 1842. •fim.27
/U. 1V1..2) re, r EA .
_ILAUMIItit of every description &SHINGLES,
for stile cheap, by
J. & P. MARTIN,
..• Successors to Miller & Martins.
Harrisburg, Aiiri/ 20,11 1 42. . 6m.:27
PrinciOal •Jlteakot!is
....W_RYLDr,liarli_cles....C.ompountf_Strengthen±
ing and Ger Man Aperient Pills are used
hylrlf -- ilassee - of - peoplefrieferateolo -- 13tIter
'Medicines, because they are prepared from a 'put°
-extract- of-Herbs,- wholesci - inemedicine , mild-an
-
its operation and health, a safe and etlectual.pure
of Dy . spepsia - or Indigestion and all Stomach Corn.
it preserver and purifier of the whole
system..
Because they - -soothe the nerves .of sensibility
and fortify -the nerVcs of motion, iinpartihg to
'their most subtle fluid its pristine tone, thus giv
ing strength and clearness of mind.
Because they never- destroy the coats of the
Stomach ,tad bmVels, as all sarong purgatives do.
Because science, and experience teach us that
no more purg'ative ' , alone will cure the disease of
the Stomach and Nerves. Weakness is the prim.
ary.cause of elitist of diseases; and, by continu
ally resorting to drastic purgatives, you make the
disease much worse, instead of‘ttetter.
. Because Dr. Radicles Medicines are • put lip
upon the common scone principles, to. "cleanse
and strengthen," which la the only course to pur
sue to effect a cure. Lastly:
Because these Medicines really do cure the
disease for which they are recommended.
Principal oflico 19 North Bth street Philadephin.
For sale nt the Drug Store of - J. J. MYERS &
Co.. Carlisle, and WM. PEAL, Shippensburg, •
JuntY29, 1842. 3t-.15
ABEL 1' IEENEY,
•
Coppen,onith, Sheet iron and
Tili-plage.Worker,
ESPECTFULLY informs the public goner
ll. IL ally that he still Oontinueihis business at the
Old Shind, North Wanner street, whore ho has
now do hand, and is. still' 4nanufactururnr,_evcry
article in the line of his trade; consisting of
Hatters', Fullers' and Wash
T.:ar s
Tea Kettles. Tinware qf every deserip
'lion,• Stove, Pipe, pripping• Pans, '
Drums, ke. 4•e. .
. _
He his also for sale the best assortment of Corn
mon, Cooking and Parlour
•
S-TOVEX
ever offered in this place:: Big common wood
stoves and cooking stoves ore of every size and
variety; and his parlour stoves (for wood or coal
are of the newest patterns. He has in addition
the Rotary cooking stoves, tIA Radiator , , stoves
and Radiator drulne:for parlours, which arc un
'surpassed for comfort-and economy in the use of
fuel. All of which he offers on the lowest terms
for cash;
JudeCarlisle, 29, 1642. tal9-35
. N. B. Old Lead, Pewter, Copper and Leather.
taken in exchange for stoves, tin or copper ware
• NOTICE!.
TAMISON HANNON and GEORGE HEP-,
LP' PLEBOWER; of Cumberland CoMity,liaid
presented their Petition, duly verified, r aying that
JONAS MILLER.„ lately carrying,a t p the Trade
arid-Business of a Distiller, by 'purchasing Grain,
&c. and manufacturing it into Whiskey and Spirits,
and buying and selling for the purposes' of Trade
and Gain, of Cumberland County, may be declar
ed Bankrupt.
Which Petition will be heard before the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the'
District Court Room in the city of .Philadelphia,
on Monday the 25th day of July next, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. .When and where all pe'rsons interested
may appear and show cause, if any they have,
why
,the prayer of the said Petition should not be
grated, and the said Jonas Miller declared Bank
!opt..
FRAS. HOPKINSON, .
11;' Clerk of the District Court:
June 27, 1842. St-25
LUff maautLewral.eom)
MIIETITIONS for the Benefit of the Bankruft
Lawhaye-ILeen-filedlhelantlOgne, lAlfirby
individually and tt; a Mem%
her of the late, firm of Gray & Cauff
man, lute Merchant, Cumberland county.
JOSHUA OGILBY, individually and as a
._ :late partner of 'Charles F. Mitchell, un
der the firm of Joshua Ogilby,, late of ' ,
LoCkport, N. Y. Ate Merchant, now
Clerk,
JAMES 'McMATH, fate Merchant Tailor, -
MEM
to2o-33
now Agent, do
GEORGE V. HALL, late MorclunitinoW
„.
Shoemaker; . do.
ABRAHAM PHILLIPS, inilividually and
as a member of the firm of Rgolf and
Phillips,; late Merchant, now Clink. .• do, '
WILLIS FOCLK, Clerk of the Court of '
Quarter Sessions, &c. and Recorder of,
Deeds, aid.
Which Petitions Will be heard before the DiStrict'
Court of the United States for the EasternHistrict
of pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the Dis
trict Court Room in the - City of Philadelphia, on
Monday, - the"2Btlf - dailrinly noit,ail t o'clock,
A. M. When and where 'all persona interested
may, appear and show cause, if any they, hase,-why,
the prayer of the said Petitions should not bogrant
ed„ and the said Petitioners be declared' Bankrupts.
- FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
June 25, IB4', 3t-35
MEM
NOTICE.
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- LTAS remoied to the ,house re L eent - troceupied
-O—IL
by Francis Noble', North Hanover street,
where he carries on the CABINET mANINa
in all its various branches; and is now manu
facturing, and intends keeping on hand, a great
variety of —-
(ILIZERTO ff.'CL7I:BWMP'2OO
HMI AS
Sideboards, Bureaus, Secretaries, card,
Pier, Dining . and BrealtfaSt rr•
Bedsteads • "&c
of the most fashionable kind, all of i which lie will
dispose.of-on.theAnost reasonable terms. He is
dlso prepared, to fill alroidarfor Spring Sea
ted Sofas and rancy Chairs, warranted
to be of superior quality. • •
He will also furnish COFFINS at the short.
est notice, and having recently procured a NEW
ifiliEeceatcroßliiisie country.
Carlisle,
he is Prepared to attend funerals in
' May 25, 1842. * ta4.30
LE3 s 1 CO.
•
THE' stock of New Goods, belonging to the
firm of Bossermen & Hoiton, consisting of
HAMMERED AND ROLLED IRON;
Groceries, • Points,
• • OILS, .DYE STUFFS &e. &c.
Will be sold for CASH, wholesale and retail; at re=
duced prices. Those wanting bargains, will do
weir to call soon, as the entire stock will be sold to
close the - boneern; don't mistake the place, at the
Store Boonfpf Bosserman & Hutton;North
Han
over street.
a. GEORGE' HUTTON.
, Surviving partner pf the firm of
•
BOSSERMAN & HUTTON.
May 1,8, 1842. tf-20
DR. GUETTICH, HAAS 8b CO'S.
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THE OLIVE.BRANCH PILLS for the cure
bf Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Liver Com
plaints, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Dys
pepsia, Shortness of Breath, Pains in the Side,
Breast, Back and Simi"!dere, Aguc and Fever, an
intallable cure, and all Scarlet and Bilious Fevers,
and all diseases arising.• from exposure and de.
bility, no matter hoW long standing—in fact all
diseases to which the human family are subject to.
These pills are unsurpassed by any • medical
compciund ever oftbrcdto the public asa general re
novator' and fainily medicine. They are very.
gentle in, their causing neither pain,
sickness nor debility,by the use, of them; but on_
the Contrary • thej strengthen the ' stomach and
- bowels - in - a - wonder foil mianner, - - mid • • soon . : restore
_nalureitolit&fornicr.contse_aud_Yigor,.._Timimr,.._
son using the 'Olive Branch, Rills soon forgets
that he was sick—which itt very easily accounted
fa - F . there is not that prostration of strength in .
these pills as in many other remedies of the day,
because thematerials used in myntfacturing them
are in.luirmony with the • powdrs of life and act
in concert with the opinions of Dr's. Brown, Buili,.
Arnistrong; Montgomery, - IlerSey, Kendrick,
Shopper arid the celebrated D_r.' Waterhouse,
formerly Lecturer on the theory and practice of
Physic.in_Cambridge University, Massachusetts.
Purchase of them, and give them a- fair and im;
partial trial, and you will find that permanent re.,
lief, upon which the proprietors depend to make
them the moat universal 'family 'medicine used,
and which will stand unrivala by any other in
the known world. Price 25 cents per box.
RHEUMATIC MEDICINE
. _
Is onc•of the most certain and atrectual - curcs for
all rheumatic, chronic and inflammatory Alicuma
tisma that has ever yet been discovered, and in
numerous cases has eradicated that. dreadful dis
ease Irons persons afflicted entirely. All sour
drinks and victnals arc strictly forbidden, and
spiritous liquors must not be taken inwardly by
any means whatever, or it will be of no use to
take thie.tnedicitio, as it will destroy the good ef.
fects of the medicine entirely. Price st,so per
package.'
AUGSBURG LIFE TINCTURE.
These celebrated drops have acquired the high
est recommendations in this country, as well as
in Europe for its most valuable proprieties for nil
inward iveakticsscs, cramps,colds,agucs and fever;
and when used with the Olive Branch Pills,ncver
_fails_o_cure_the_lbser rind ents
per. bottle
PECTORAL ELIXIR.—
's unrivalled for its curative qualities even . when
used in cases of maladies which were otherwise
incurable. Many. recommendations have been
given of the beneficial effects it has had iu the
cure of pleurisy, pectoral and pulmonary con
sumptions., colds, At.c. Price 25 cents per bottle.
HYSTERIC OR MOTHER DROPS:'
This most excellent article has n quality Of
calming instantly and WithoUt fail, all cramps of
The stomach, cholic and that troublesome disease
called mother fits 'or hysterics; and when continu
ed for some length of time, will cure, the patient
entirely. Price 25 cents per vial.
• GREEN 'WONDER OIL;
_
A Certain cure for all Scalds, Bruses, Burns,
and the most effectual cure for the piles—it will
cure the person afflicted in a very.• short time, if
used according to directions! Price 25 cte. per vial.
SPIRIT PE MEXICO.
. This spirit is 'highly recommended for all
sprains, p swelling of the limbs, or leaders, sinews,
Joint's and rheumatic; as an outward remedy,ithai
no equal,and when used with the Rheumatic Medi.
tine,
s will greatly facilitate the cure. The an.
nualS of History. do not produce its equal, and it is
the greatest preventive against' cold, in the
known world. For particulars see directions accom
panying the bottles. Price 25 cents. _
TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Alninfallabie - if - tiged -- according - to , airec: -
ions. Price 25 cents poi. vial. _-
SALVE OF DRESDEN.
Is decidedly 'the best application for wounds
and sores, old or new, of all kinds, and will pre.
vent if used in time, many.. operationi; and pre
vent Lock Jaw, Pains iri the Back,-IFlead, &c.—
Females who are so.unfortunati — turto_liave sore
breasts, and will use this wonderful salve, will be
cured in a very short time. IL cannot be too high.
ly recommended. For further particulate sec direc
tions. Price 126 cents per
• WORM . LOZENGES. '
An excellent article for the cure of worms in
adults as well as children, and will cure when
other remedies fail. Price 61 cents per box.
COUGH LOZENGES. •
A superior article for Coughs, Colds,Soro throat,
Bronchitis and difficulty of breathing. Price 64
cents per box.
Sold wholesale and retail, at the principal office,
N0..384, North 3d street, Philadelphia; and by
JOHN GRAY, Carlisle, Pa. • •`•
(=sacral Agent for Ctinaterland County.
AMIDE 13013XNETT,
UITABLE for ceveling Mirrbre and Pictures,
just received 'and for sale cheap. by the •sub.
scriber. • - GEO., W. HITNER.
',lune '22, 1842. ' - • , . tf.34
prriliE subscriber has just reeeivcd farther
supply of Gimp, Florence;,:Braid and Straw
BONNETS; also,a few Misses Straw BONNETS.
GEO. W., HITNER..
Juno 22, 1842: tf.34
Hats! Mats! Hats!
JUST received 100 dozen Palm Leaf Hats,
which will be eold wholesale rnietail, cheaper
than . ever offered heretofore. .
CHAS. BARNITZ.
Cork., May 25,1842. • tf-30
RE--, _-=--:-.l__ClH:fsil_--4-A-R-1) , ,E-R- 7
Conunissfatt.er in:Bankruptcy.,
OFFIC E
BOtith lianover street, .• near W-
Clellan's Hptel, where all inforination.desir.
ed;in reference to the_ duties of those intending
to apply for thehnefit of the. Bankrupt Act, can
be obtained.' ' •
Carlisle, May 4, 184'2. • •
:•.:MRS. WM. •E. CAMP:
ORMERLY.of th 6 Washington Hotel hue
'.vattmanremooved to`
zatvisoilialltig
Corner of Second and Rail-Rdad Street's.
Whereat° will be pleased to accommodate her old
customers and ethersitin the beat style and on the
most inalienable Minis.
Harrisburg;sMarchl 6, ,1841. • ff-20
7 - FARMERSRAIOTE
IHE subscriber hereby informs hiefrien s and
the public in general, that he still cont nues
to keep a • •'.
ruit'Lle
I 1;
• L,....ccipvg—w:„ • .
(reports to the, contrary notwithstanding,yat the
OLD. STAND; in East High Street, .a few doors
'east of- the Court House, where he will at all, times
take pleashre in^ administering. to the *comforts of
those who may favor him with their custom.
His BAR shall-be constantly sup" Plied with the.
choieeitlirprowand-Iiie_TABLE with the best the
market can furnish. A careful OSTLER-always
kept in attendance—and nothing shall be left utt-:
done to please all. who call with him.
BOARDERS taken by the week; mouth or year. -
SIMON WONDERLICH.
tf-23
April 6, 1842
Estaie of .71.1dhan Reed, aced.
ETTERS of Administration on the estate of
n. 4 NATHAN BBB)), late of the - Borough of
Newville t Cumberland 'County,' deceased, have
beer' ranted to the subscribe►, residing in .Carlisle.
All persons. indebted to the said deceased, are re
quested to come. forward and make payment irn-
Mediately ;and. thosehavingelnims will present them
properly authenticated to the undersigned for settle
ment: • - , .
JACOB JIOEFER, Adm'r.
Carlisle, Juba 1, 1842. • - 600
GROUP M CELINE%
MOTHERS, BE ON YOUR GUARD!--'
Thie, is the
.season when this destructive
complaint attacks your interesting little children,
often rotia you of those you fondly doat on, and
carries hundreds to the grave. .Every mother
should therefore, know its symptoms, watch them
closely ; and always be 'prepared with a, remedy
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 swollen, it breathes With. difliculty, and
then comes that fearful Colson that will surely ter
minate in convulsions or death unless something is
immediately given -to check it. In this complaint
the "Balsam of IVild,Cherry" is well. known to
be the most speedy ever dicovered. It is indeed a
precious remedy"--mild, safe and innocent, and
is sure to give the sufferer immediate , relief, and
.quiekly restore it to safety and health, Fami.
!lies residing in the 'country and indeed every mo
ther who loves her children, should always .keep
this meflicina in the, house and give if to them
early, by doing so you may often MVO the life of
one you fondly lov,et Remember this is theTarnous
remedy of this distinguished'physician, Ur. Wis.
rar, which Ittilc — enred: thousands .of CROUP,
WHOOPING COUOH_, ASTHMA, CONSUMP
TION, &c., after every other medicine has failed.
120 --- Ile particular whtm_you. purchase to ask .
for "Dr. NV IBTAR Y b BALeASI OF W I LW' CUERO
as there is a writer of this name advertised that is
'entirely a different•medielne.
Prepared•only by IV I L 11*M8 & Co., Chemists,'
No. 33 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
Sold iii Carlisle by •
SAMUEL 'ELLIOTT.
Pt ice One Dollar a Bottle.
Jnno 22, 1842,
,;,
SARS
13LOODT11LS,
'..<: * --2-1 1 1.1 4 - 9- 5 ' "Cents a80x.,;_ . ). I
PURIFICATION AND PURGATION.
Both these Ejects arc Prociaced bit
Dr. LEIDY' BLOOD FILLS.
A COMPONENT PAItT. OF WHICH IS
SairP•9IIIZIILL.I.
DR. I.F.IIII'S BLOOD Plita contain iintlieir compdsi
- (ion ingredients which produce the coin•
bitted and desirable effects of
PURIF-YING 7'llE BLOOD
AND -
Cleansing the Bowels.
Tlit are no Pills in existence which mu be
1 so safely used at nil times, ages undi seasons,
ithout restraint from living or oCCULIaIkM, as Dr.
Leidy's Blood Pills.
Prone their coMposition they are calculated to
purify the blood and anima; [Mitts during the inter=
vat between taking - them and their operation; when
all impuoities, as wet us obnoxious substances Of the
stomach and bowels, are carried 'oft' by their mild
purgative properties.
UPWARDS OF 100,000 BOXES
of them have been sold during the past six months
alone. find' UPW ARDS OF 1,000,000 •
since their first introduction by the proprietor, Dr.
N. B.l.eidv.
IN NO SINGLE INSTANCE
have they , ev..r been known to fail in producing
gootheffects.
-1/11. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS, .
contain no ingredients dangerous to the constitution.
NO MERCURY OR MINERALS,
which are employed in all Pills manufactured.. by
Quacks and Impostors, who depend upon such dan
gerous medicines under the impression,( which shows
their ignorance,) that all diseases must yield to the
effects of Mercury and other Minerals.
UPWARDS OF 900 CERTIFICATES
From Physicians and others, have been frequently
published - of the happy effects of Dr. Leidy's Blood
Pills and further comment upoW their merits is un-,
necessary. Dr Leidy would, however,earnestly re
commend to all requiring a purifying or purgative
medicine, to procure his BLOOD PILLS, aim try
them. No one will ever use any other kind,having
once given them a fair trial.
fry-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS—If pro
cbred from manuflicturer and proprietor, Dr.
N. B. LEIDY, at his HEALTH EMPORIUM, No.
t9l North Second street, below Vine street,(Sign of
the - Golden - Bugle and-Serpents,)-Philadelphiw i theye
_cp be no possibility of mistiike. •
They are also kept by- most of the respectable
Druggists of Rhiladelphia,and by respectable Mer
chants and Druggists throughout the United States.
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX.
For sale, in Carlisle; by.
STEVENSON & DINKLE,
Agenis for Cumberland County.
Carlisle, Maya 18, 1 .1142. - Iy-29
Splendid Lotteries for .Ir6iy, AM%
Jr. G. Gregory 4' Co. Managers.
35,000 dollarsl2,ooo dollars. Virginia
MonongaliitlLOVero, Class( for 1842. To be drawn
at Alexandria,. Vs., ou Sattirdaytly 16, 1842
SPENDIII 5C11k.3111.--1 prize of $35,00, 1 do 1,700, 1
do 12,000, 1 do 1,600,1 'do 6,000, 2do 1,500, 1 do
4,000, 3 ilo 1,300, 1 do 3,387,5 do 1,250, 1 do 2,000,
100 do 5110, 1 do 1,900,100 do 400,1 do .1,800. bzc.
Tieketsslo—Halves ss—Quarlers $9,50, Cer
tificates of packages of 25 wholes $l3O, do do of 25
halves 65, do 4.1.3 of 25 quarters 32„50. .
' • • -
.Class_No-10 for 1642. - To be drawn at Akexandria,
D. C. • 011 Saturdßy, July 23, 102. 15 drawn ntim
hers. Grand Scheme. 1 prize of $lO,OOO, 1 do•11,-
800, 1 do 10,000,1 do .1,700, 1 do 5,000,1 do 1,600,
1 do
,1,255, 10 do 1,500,1 (101,2110, 10do 1,000,4 do
2,000;10 do'3oo, Ido 1900, &a,- 6p. Tickets $lO
—Halves $5--Quarters 12,50. Certificates ofpack
-ages of 20 wholes $l2O, do do 26 ',Ores 60, do' do 26
quarters •
•
25,000 dollars!' 12,500
Leesburg Lottery,: Class K for 1842 To be drawn
nt Alexandria, Va., on Satin l / 4 144,ftruly 30,1842.
Grand prizes. t prile of $25,000, 20'do 1,000,1 do
12,500, 20 do 500,1 do 1,000, 40 do. 3000,1 do 4,-
420, Ike. &c. tat drawn No. $2O; 2tror Sd $l6; 4th
or sth $l2; lowest' prize $lO.. Tickets sto—Hal=
yes ss—Quarters $2.,50. Certificates of packages
of 22 whole tickets, YAW, do do 22 half do 60, do do
.22 quarter do 90. ,
For tickets and,share4 or certificates of pakages
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
J. G. GREGORY Sr. CO.. Mann era:
. . :Washington 1). C. •
Draiivings seat iiiiineiliateb , ivfteCthey die overdo
all Who order as - above. ' •
.7,anitEs,
WE have just received a splendid lot of BRAID
BONNETS, and DOW at.the store of
A. RICHARDS ,
June 8. 484 J. . • - , if4l2
; COACH.&" HARNESS ,MAKING•=.
riiro • •
r'"l di 411 . 1 '••
d i warguA. '
• '•• •
me, 44 .llllamr:„. •
ii,AX7I4 . ,W Ar; fkgTra, -
. .
•
EIMENEZER,V. , AIITZ
9
W,UCCESSOR to F. A. Kennedy, delta Maker,.
JO/ .takes_plaaatire in informing the public gener
ally, that he is prepared to render satisfaction in
the. construction or repair Of
of every description. His workmen are of the,
first class, bting originally from the city of Phil
adelphia, (and himself likewise)—and his mater;
ials are . of the best kind.
CARRIAGES will be finished in the most im
prm;ed style. and 'nailing shall be wanting to give
full satisfaction to all who. may favor hini with •
their custom. Ho therefore }topes to receive a
share of public patronage.
The establishment is in Pitt street, south of
-Higli c in—tbe r t:car r ot the Methodist • Episcopal
Church: -
Carlisle, March• 30,1842.. tf.22
N., B. Old carriage's, or any kind of trade That
is marketable, taleett'iii exchange for new work.
'• E. D. N.
MediCelled Extract of Sarsa
.. parallel.
:. ' ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Av ILL be forfeited by Dr. N. B: LEIDY, for a
preparaiion of Sarsaparilla-equal to 'di -
Medicated Extract of SarsaPorilia.
It is positiVely the strongest p,repormitm of Sara
'NOM in existence. ONE 1301:FLE ,ii equal to
six pints of any other Syrup that iii made, and is
boughthy numerous Persons throughout the citfand
country for Making therefrom, soil who 'sell itat
seventy-five CCIIUPOr one dollar per bottle (abouthalf
a pint.)
. The efficacy of Sar.sapatilla is well known in
Scrofula or King's Evil, Erysipelas,' Diseases of the
Liver, Affection of the :uu l-Bones, Ulcers of
the Nose, Throat and Body, as well as an Antidote
to Alercury and the Minerals, Constitutional Dis
cases,and a general purifier of the Mood and Animal
Fluids. Comment upon its -virtues is unnecessary.,
every body knows itselliency. It is only necessary
when using it to get a good prepatittion of it, and
then there will. be no disappointment in its effects. _
Dr. Leidy wbuld refer to the most respectable phy
skinns 'in litilinlelphia, as well' as throughout the
United States, for. the charatiter of his..prepsration,.
119 well also to the numerous certificates from physi
cians and -others, that have been front time to time
' published;. now deemed 'unnecessary, as the charac
ter of hi s pt•eparation is firmly establrobed. i through- :
mit the Southern States it is used . - altogether; and
throughout the North takes. the-precedence Over all.
others., particularly among the physicians, mho, .for .
lie-betiefit-of--their-patientsolway.x_reenmmend_it_
• The reader is referred to the directions accom
panylivachbottlol)Lrecommendations,certificatta,.
and further certificates. • -
(O'PRICE ON} DOLLAR PER POTTLE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale, and retail at 1)1..
I,Blars7lEwl'll Empotuu-m, No. IN North
Second street, below Vine, sign atilt. Golden Eiigle
& Serpents, Philadelphia; and for sale in Carlisle - 0)y
- • STEVENSON & DINKLE,
- Ageids for Cumberland County.
Carlisle, May 18, 48OW, : • • ly-29
td-'O-33
Mechanicsburg - Line
-=-
Between Mechanicsburg - and
'Philadelphia or Baltimore.
- [IJ YIt.9IL ROAD OR CAA:3h]
AtHE subscriber grateful fbr past favors, begs
:leave to inform his friends and the public
generally; that he still continues M run a line of
buthen Cars regularly between Mechanicsburg.
and Philadelphia or Baltimore, by which goods
and produce of all desciiptions will be forwarded
with care and despatch at the lowest Jules of
freight.'
P - rOduce will be received at I.is.Ware House,in
Mechaniesbmg, and forwarded to either Phila.
delphia or Baltimore, according to the direction
of the owner,„
ELTThe highest price will be given for Wimil
and*Flour.
MARTIN MNILEY.
Illstvr of 'Paris acrd Salt—Ttlways-ktpt
n hnud,•nnd rot sale at the lowest prices,
April 13, l Mt!
-I' ....RN,
CU' :* 41-jays'B4e
Every Body Oaght to Know of ' •
DR. BECHTER'S
Puitaonary Preservative..
0 effectual in Coughs, Colds, Influenzez, Ca
tarrhs, Asthma, Pains of the Side and of the
Brelist, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Shortness
of. Breath, Whooping Cough, all Diseases of the
Breast and Lungs, and fur the arrest of -approach
ing Consumption.
So popular is Dr, Becliter's Pulmonary Preser
vative throughout all Germany, and ea effectual in
Diseaserrof the Lungs, that from its Miraculous
effects .and wonderful cures,it is there generally
known' and styled i•Dr. Beater's Life Preserver."
As numerous certificates' of its very wood effects,
and wonderful cures in this country, have been fre
quently published, it is deemed necessary only to
remind the public of so valuablca medicine, end
inform them Where it can be procured genuine.
'Price—Fifty Cents a half pint bottle.
*,,,* Prepared end sold, wholesale and retail,at Dr.
LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM, No. 191
North --Second_-_street,:helotv_ ,Vinc.,4sign__ of _.the
Golden Engle . and Serpents) Philadelphia. ,
For sale in Carliski, by
STEVENSON iSr: DINKLE,
Agents for Cumberland County.
Carlisle, May 18, 1842. • Iy-29
Fr HIS 'OINTMENT is a safe and agreeable
application, and has never been known to fail
in curing various affections Of the skin, when used,
according to directions.
Hundreds of certificates might be mocured of its
efficacy from Captains of Vessels, School Teach
ers, Principals of Factories,- arid Parents, were it
not for the delicacy'bf having their names publish
ed in connection with so loathserneand disagree.
able affections.
y
taneer-Fwetily:•iive-cents -2 trbor. ,,- -? , ..----`---.-
Prepared and sold only; wholesale and reteil,..at
Dr. LEIDY'S HEAL 4 I'H EMPORIUM, 19
North Second street, neer Vine. (sign of the Golden
Eagle and Serpents): Philadelphia.
•
For sale in: eailisle; by
.. STEVENSON ZVDINKLE,
Agents for Cumberland County.
.Carlisle, May . 18, 1842. Iy-29
••• . •
- Notice. ,•
APETITION for Discharge, find Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law; has been filed by
WILLIAM S. ALLEN, late Innkeeper, Cumber
land County,
and Tuesday the 30th day of August next, at 1.1
o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing thereof,
before the said. Court, sitting'in Bankruptcy at the
District Court Boom.in the City of Philadelphia,
when and where the Creditors of the said Petition.
or, who have proved their debts, and all other per;
sons in interest, may appear and show cause, if any,
they have; why .said" Discharge CortiLate•
shOuldnot be granted. . •
PHA'S. HOPKINSON,
Clork of the District Court.
Philadelphia, June 11, 104'4 10t-33
ik7The postage must be paid on all letters of
busiriesi;otherwise . theywill not •be taken out of
the Post Office. •
Estate of Jacob deii#Reit . ..
f EttERS• testamentary On the estate of
• 4' JACOB MEILY, late of Silver Spring, Cum
berland County, deceased, have been granted tithe
subscriber, 4geiding in the same township; all per
sons indebted to: the said deceased, are requested to
come fOrward and make payment immediately; end
those having clainis Iresent them properly th
thentiested to the undersigned for settlement.
WM M. MELLY, Exe'r.
6i•
juni9,1842
' DRIP D!ETE,
AL _BEAUTIFUL MotFrial for Gentletidn's
S r s j u .
W •
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luno 22;
FRIDLEI'ik D O.BINSON,.
Tin, Coppersmth, and Stove
OpSiness.
WACOB FRIDLEY, & ELIAZER ROBIN.
0 SON, having entered into Co-Partnership, in
the ; Fin, Copper and Stove Business, under the
fi rm o f FRIDLEY & ROBINSON, respectfully
~inform the public that they intend carrying on
their business in all its branches, at the old stand
of Jacob Fridley, North-. Hanover street, Carlisle;
wliere:tifeywill - at all times,--be prepared to serve
purchasers with any article in their line,, on the
most reasonable terms.
In addition to •all other varieties of stoves,
which they will constantly have on hand, they
have purchased of Mr. J. G. Hathaway, the ex
clusive right to manufacture and sell, in the coun
ties of CuMberland and Dauphin •
linthawny's Patent "not Air
• Cooking Stores."
• thi s •
And being .aware that the 'people in plaee
and vicinity, have been • much imposed tipOn by'
the introduction of new and. highly recommend
ed 'articles whieh•they have been induced to pur
chase, and' which have been so slightly made, and
of such bad material, that in a short time,they •
have failed and become . useless. , We, therefore,
do not intend offering stoves
.for sale until they
are fairly tried in this community, and pronoun
ced, more durable in their' construction, better
adapted . to the purposes of boiling, baking and all
the varieties of cooking than any other stove;
also, that they are a great saving of fuel as well
as•Jabour. ,
'We earnestly invite farmers as well as resi--
dents of this place and the neighboring villages,
to call on us at S. Wunderlich s hotel, or notify
us by letters' (postage unpaid) that they‘are will-,
ing„t.o try our stove—and the stove shall be-placed
in the kitchen-of every person giving us such no
tice, and taken away after trial,-withoutany ex
pense to persons making the trial, ,
The stove will be kept for sale at the Tin Shop
-of Mr. Jacob Fridley, and at the •Foundry of
Mcsers.",Lay & Stouffer, in Carlisle. • •
Having tilontracted for One Hundred Tons of
Casting,. we will; in ' a few days, supply stove
dealers with all the, different sizes, on the most.
liberal terms.
ELEAZER ROBINSON, of Carlisle, is agent
for selling the right to make and vend the HOT
AIR. STOVE,and will dispose of counties in this
and the adjoining States.:
the following recom nienSations from
some of ,those who arc using thestoye, to ennour,
age others to tzlita : . ' •
. ,
, • • CARLISLE, Sefst. - 124 1841.
TtraWitru - s - Cilt - nisy - kitelren — oire - ol'llVraWay's
Patent Hot Air Cooking Stoves, - and can'recem
menirifas a very atiperiar - article. , 4lre -- zsne-I
have is No. 3. It liati 5 boilers and an oven suffi
ciently large to bake six-Inics....of bread. The
baking,soasting and broiling can all be done at
the same time and with much leis wood than is
required for any-stove which we.have used.
'Phis size appears to be peculiarly calculated for
Farmers, and for their benefit I invite them Co call
and see this stove iss use, as .1 shall take pleasure
in showing this stove to all whom interest or
curiosity may induce to.examine it.
SLIMN WUNDERLICH.
CARLISLE, Sept.' 11;1841,
E. Robinson_ .4 Vo.—G ENTLEBIEN,
have during the few days.l have had your Hathit2,..
way's Hot A - tr Stove
- in use, become convinced or
its great superiority over all other -stoves I have
used or seen. I find by the trial that boiling,
roasting, baking and broiling may all be done- - at
the same time, in a most perk:et - manna., and With
less than one foufiliThe fuel I have ordinarily used
for the same purposes. I have heretufore - beiiii of
the opinion that bread could not be well baked in
a cooking stove, but I am convinced upon trill., _
thnt it can be done as well in your stove us in a
brick oven.
. .
beliee that the general introduction of your
stove into nse.will be very beneficial to the public,
therefore I shaiLtake pleasure in recommending
it to my -friends.. Yours respectfully,
%NT I ILL IA IV' IVIOUDY.
CARLISLE, Sept. 10, 1841
Mrssrs. E.- Robinson 4' Co.—Gentlemen, I have
fairly tested the "Hot Air Stove" which you put.
„up at my house,rind can recommend it as possess.
ing principles or economy and convenience far
.surpassing any other stgrc which I have ever seen.
The boilers coming in immediate•contact with
the fire gives great .facilities fur boiling, and s tho
oven is heated on such. a principle that bad' ir
baked in ae fine a Manner as in a brick oven. I
find it also a great saving, of fuel and labor, and
would advise all to ndobt it.
• Null:v.llEL M &LEMAN.
Mei
CHAMBERSBURG, &pt. 6,1841
, Ido certify thdt lam now using one of Hatha
way's Patent Hot Air Cook i tig,Ateves, N 0.3, and
do recommend it as superlprolo any stove I have
seen, the grent saving of fuel, and the varielj, , that
can be cooking at the same time, makes it an ob
ject to those who wish to facilitate the operations
of the kitchen. JOS. CULBERTSON.
Carlisle, June 22, 1842. tsls-24
READ WHAT IT HAS DONE.
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AND ifyou have a friend, a relation, or know
any ono that is afflicted with that distressing
disease, "CONSUIVITTION,"persitade them with
out-delay to try' that famous and unrivaled mcdi.
cino, the
"Balsam of Wild Cherry;'
Which has eared thousands of this complaint af
ter everything - else tied felled. llead — the follow
ing undoubted proofs of its efficacy:
ROXDOROUGII, Sept. 10 184/. '
DAa Sta.:Preitse send mo two more bottles of
your Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent.
me before. I have taken nearly all of the first two,
and confidently believe this medicine will cure me.
I have tiiie,Ca great many remedies within tho'
last year, Mil have . never foimd any thing that hai
relieved me so much.- It has stopped ,my cough
:entirely, checked my night sweats, and sleep
better aVnight and feel better in every way, than
I have for many 'months. Yours, respectfully—
JAMES KELLY..
. HOLMEEDURfIi Sept:l2, 1841.
FRIEND •WISTAR:-1 roust again trouble thee to
send me two bottles more of thy -invaluable Bal
sam. I have now taken three bottles in all, and
can assure thee that it has done more good than
all the medicine I have over taken before. Send
by the stage as soon as possible, and. oblige thy
friend, JOSEPH HOLLOWAY.
BRISTOL, Sept. 8, 1841.
I DEAR Docron:—Hearing .so many. people - talk
o - the wonderfiThatrekyonYßalsam
-ry_hasLznade_in._Constllnptiona_sent cif
your Agents the other day for a bottle, and have.
found it.to hive relieved me so much, that .I.want
three bottles more 'sent soon,' as I believe it' will
cure "me too. I have used Jayne's Expectorant
and other medicines besides, but nothing has done
me as much gOd as yours has. Send by tho
steamboat Bolivar.:Yours, truly,
WILLIAM THOMAS.. •
IGr Besides its • astonishing efficacy in,
-Consumption, Wit; also the mosteffeetuat remedy.
ever discovered for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CQUGHS,CROUP;
WHOOPING COUGH, &0., as kundr,o4p_will tee : ,
ti fy who have been cured by 4 altetall,other rime.%
dies had failed...
DRUGGISTS, and DVALRR cciA ,find
medicine a valuable - addition to Weir atOck;': and
should always keep it on hand , as it is uniFerSalljr
acknowledged to be onc of tba most meal family.
medicines now in uso. • -
-- (6 - De'verfeiireful to ask flue Dr. WISTAR'S
4A14411110F WILD EDERRY. Sold whole,.
sale and, retail by WILLIAMS & CO., Chernista i .
N 0.33, South Fourth Street, Ph'iladelphia.
mnuine Balsam 'sold in Car
lisle byrSAMJEL ELLIOTT, aptionita!
Agent. Price =- 1 per Bottle. • :1-
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