CI
Of the Receipts' and Expenditures of Cumberlaad ConntY, the Commissioners of said County, from the
Ist day, of January to the 31st, day of llneember, A. 11. 1842, inclusive. , ' .
11.. .10.1ATEER, E
, .
To Balance 'in the hands of R. 'Snodgrass,
,Esq.,
laic Treasdrer,-at last settlement, '
Of Taxes outstanding at last settlement,
Amountof CouPty Tax assessed for 1842,. .
-Loan from Carlisle Banii i . •
.Note-and Interest froth Abraham Erb, •
'`Fine from Letitia ißussleman,
J. H. Graham, 'Esq. costs and verdict
fees in Commonwealth cases,
Additional tax paid by collector of Akio
roe, •
Tax received from late collector of Carlisle,
. " •A. W-.. Sterrett,
'tor of Newton,
•'t Taxes.on Unseaied,Lands,
rel, Low,' I'Tircpian and Iloilenback's
4!W. Foulke, Esq. Clerk of Quarter Ses
sions, verdict lees leccivea by •him,'
Paul .Martin, • Esq., Sheriff, Fines ; and,
verdict fees received by him, (per
Auditors' Settlement) . lB4l, ,
Sell LIDULE
Due Cuunly, per Ret
subject,4to Exemertz
fn• 1842. •
Townships and
Boroughs.
BM
Carlisle,
' E. Pennsboro', .
S. Middleton, •
..Silver Spring,
--Shippensburg - 43:
• Allen, •
Carlisle, .
Dickinson,`
E. Pcnnsboro,' ,
• Frankford, ••
-Hopewell; '
Monroe,
Mechanicsburg,
Newton,
Newville,
N. Cumberland,
_.jYoslh Middleton;
South Middleton;
Silva Spring;
Southampton,
Shipp2nsburg 13.
Shippensburg 'l'.
W. Ponnsboro,'
1839
ISA 0
1841
1.1 - I.7l.lrantlnTirF
Oeover4
.1. Spier, li,q.t
1) IN M'Cullocill
Gporge 11oI(z,t•
J. C. Brown,t
J. Stouirei , ,t -
T. C. Seouller,t
Gfinie,t
Lewis Sehutt,t •
John Rutll,t
iffi
IJ„ Morrow,'
Ruifiiipli Martin,
John Ecters,t
P. Eckels,t
Jacob Cbover,t
G. Kimmel,.
Hugh Craig,*
lUeo. Zinn, Jr.t
Since paid in full.
t,. Since paid in pmt,
George Zinn, Jr.,
•D. W. McCullough,
• • GeorgeMultz,
. , Samuel Kutz,
'Christian Clime,.
Jacob Coovcr,
Francis Repels, •
John Peters, •
John Ruth,
Coover,
John -Stouffer,
. Jacob Squier, • '
T. C. Scouller,
J. C, Brown,
• Samuel Mumma,
John Hollaglier,
- Lewis' Schutt, •
To Balance in the hands of Treasurer,
Exhibiting the 'amount of' T./lA - E . S assessed within 11w. Count
31st day of Dece7i2ber, 1842, inclusive, with the amount of
into the hands of Wm. 31. - Aragon', Esq., z,rrasi
ing and due by Collectors, iogethey with the amount
To Balance of Taxes fur 1841, outstanding at last settlement, $ 2014 87
to aggregate amount of. tate 'fax levied and assessed for the
use of the Commoncyealth, for the year 1842,
t Sinc© paid Slate Treasurer
, Roughs 4- Town-Amount of Dupt- BA if .11,- WI chws' Antonia (!1 - Tex.: '
.11ala;re.0‘11-,
Coiled° . ).:I,' Aunits. yew:s.
ships. r coifs er r 1812. lir:e ire:e ..i. li, rePtil ' .quilto) ,
• ,
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• Carlisle, W. Bentz 1311 . a 39 ;39 104 14 , 181 44
Dickinson, A. G, Miller, . a ...., • -• ,1.1 53 :li :3'J 140 90 " i •
East Pennsborough, Samuel Mununa, " . . a 1 . 1 68 100.00 75 29 •
1
Hopewell; -‘, 11. 0. Miller, . " . 202 911 111 32
_. "
Monroe, • :• G. W. Bricker, • " a .. 17 11 .
. . Newton, •W. Sterrett, a a . 1.5 29 i ...2 87 114 63 /A
New Cumberland, A. Officer, .. a . 202 245 28 (.9 .. L
South Middleton, J. Lehman,* • - . " . . 8 21; ''ls 90 41 60 - .
Silver Spring; J. 11011agher, .1` ' • . . 838 . „ ' -)10 (JO 26 39 1 ,
- • - Southampton, - John ;Pilgrim, 41 . it ,ft i,t 842 23 52 92 411'
• • N9hirpensburg B. Jl. BrandeLerry,* . . 1f 9 911 14 83
Shippensburg T., William K. Tritt, a . m " 64 459 - • 27 22 ti I
• West Pcnnsborough, James treason, 1812 - -" " 10 13 :;0 08 132 1(9 . " i •
Allen, David Coover, 4" 1269 08 -, , " - 3 . ~- 730 00 *531 08 ; • .
• Carlisle, • ' Jacob Squier, Ekq.. • ' 1951 72 1 " 736 lib 1215 32 .
_Dickinson, D. W McCullough,. " , 1267 66 lt . . -557 00 710 06 1 ,
' - East Pcnnsborough, George Moltz, .
1176 81 . . " ." .• 730 09 746 81
Frank ford, .1. C. Brown, • 1,
302 63• " I.
217 00 ," 85 1;3
Hopewell, , • John Stouffer, 204 :1:; ' . - "i 160 90 204 35 ..
. . Mifflin, - 7. C. ;`3'vouller, it f' .. l 101 ~. -., . , 13,3-00 188-61
Monroe, Christain ,Glime, it ,
1 liti .. . r,o 1 oo ' LS 1 18
. ; - Mechanicsburg, Lewh.-schutt, " 191 63 ~
~ •' - I t:0 00 . 61 63
' . Newton, . • John Ruth, 10i; 81; ' ••
... ... •• • 644 90 132 sii
_ . -•-,.
Newville, • J. S. Morrow, It
t) , 173 12 '• . • , 110 00 05 12..
New Cumberland, R. Martin, 44
110 29 " - - ', , 00
North Middleton, • Samuel Kutz, ..
952 26. " •.. 235 00 717 26
Smith Middleton, John Peters, • •41 1197 80 • 1. ' 165 00 1032 80
- - - Silver. Spring; Francis Eckels, II
986 54 .:.- " ' 4{ 218 00 . . 739 54
Southampton, , ' Jacob Ceover, . II
- 679 06. a . 345 00 334 06
, ' ' *Shippensburg 8.,. George Kimmel, " -
301 38 J• " 230 00 I 71 38
, Sbipponshurg 'l'.; Hugh Craig,* • " 119. 58 " a
~,. 2O 00 99 58 •
West Pcnnsborough, George Zinn, Jr. 'i 56 06 " . " •••-•"- P
332 00 754 06
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$14,568 92 $ll9 91 $258 89 $7740 71
~„$8164 28 11
. . , --
. . . . .
, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, SS. .
WE, the undersigned. Auiiitors•or i'•• ' •
AI flaying examined the !".---
, --,Trea."- - ''
WE the Commissioners of Cumberland County, do certify,
cy L A. that the-above exhibits a true and correct statement of the 11,c
- i( c + o %ceiptri and Expenditures of Cutaberland county, for the term
. 6 above"stited, Ds' also , of the several taxes assessed for the use
.• of the Commonwealth, aforesaid, with the aggregate of fees
and exoneration allowed Suring said term, and also the amount
derdial totes outstanding and halals of the several collectors,
to tho'bestrof our li.nowledgo-ona jailgePlent.
Witaessotttlands.aistl seal of Office, at Carlisle, the a day of January
MICHAEL MISHLER, ,
JACOB REIIRAIL - Commission .
ROBERT. LAIRD. •
Inivr~' Clerk. .
Attest: Jtitor
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' - FALL , WiiVIER GOIPk4,
2021fv
lan latjul 'FALL & WINTER GOODS. cONSISTIN:G, in , part, of English,French,
~.
• Beaver, and Pilot CLOTHS:, assimere,
.11LAIYE10 1 . 8t :'HAYERSTICE have Stict received '' ITIDE subscriber is jest rectiivingn fresh supply of Sattincitsonli Kentiteky4patis. Linsey and Cotton
...o,ll.front.the•Mmtufactery at Philadelphia 4 a large' ' . ,11:::. Goods, among whi e b may belound ... -, .. Flannels. Rose, • hitiekinaw;point and Pilot, ,
s 4ll . ePt , 4 . 1.4n.1) zi.urrs,consistinn. or ....': .: Beaver & Pilot Cloths . • •.. 1T.,-..4:1:=1..Wca. -- J.'a
~f4 11 11 . 01 11) firiC4a011)er dc Study Latin FS • ~att ..yaricos other Broad Cloths.,:. A great sat tetyof Banes, Pinnacle, and. Carpeting. ,Frentli, COO sh
Ttrith•nr 4idicitifilhadeii which th4",Will aell Whcile.. - , .. sAtINETTS, CASSIMERES i '.KENTUCK Y JEANS and AnieriCan Chinties.--11rown,likraehed Ile Color
*de or'hitaillirthesmanufacturcr's Prices:. ':.' ' • 'and other 'Seasonable goods for men's wear., . .ed Muslins... Cliecks,Tieks mid Diapers. ' Bonnet ei
.^:
~..',. ~,.. ,‘ .',_, : , ;At5ci 0 . ..,,., -. .•...:. ,-") ". - Alio; n general assortment of Niereliandizefiir the ,',Sillra and .ilibbOns. ' line Cloth.' Velveteen , Caps,
.. , !'-':Aillra4 Sidi Heflectors and GhtlialirapS'of.vOl4.-: Lndies,to which he. respectfully calls their intention, slioalery., Gloves and Umbrellas t Meritags, Mons.
04-patterna.. ~,[,-',.- • :.,,.: 2,..:.:,, , ,'' ..,., ..- ..,; ~.....
~ . ' - ;.. Call 'and see asSathrus possilileote the entire stonk, lin and Snsony Delnines; Figured, Plain, Striped:.
..,:", 4 , -, : ,.
.:_ . .:CDr. -,,,:, • ..,, vfou,...bidithry_chetino-caoh,------, - ,--‘ah(l-1101•1'13 , 1.taticittett, Swiss , Blonds ,-and-Artifielal., „
- --- r-r.- - --- , ,7 -- - _... --- .‘.;:a.. ~.-• 8 ,- ' - e5: 777 ;' ,- '7 --- - • ''•',. - ' . - , 01 , 10 W. tirrft,fl .Flowers: together with a rtriety.b ~-..%' • •
. .., , .
;The tteiy* b e g Whiter,straltie(l_,Veitl m it s nerm _ ept
91,1; l 0p r nt0 to guru
Centi per ib.
•".001. Ikle;.Det t? it I; I,B4t;'' •
:7 1 trUerligyfr , ifiliole . erkt,,
,)iti.7.„ l : - . ..' A - c for eale:ut the store of , ' ..t e t.' PRAIAlins..
uust?"41101,,..e810081; '. ,'....':'. ''Ctirlisle,"l2Oyethber SO, 1842.
fir
', 4 , 4r 3P 4 '''' LI OT than caphell o
nd in ,Corlisle,'. ~''-,r9p, Pt191).",..,-, ;Birmrdrivr,...ggirmioxS.
Ht' ..4 • 111 a mlu' VElAVlrivimft.
'v , -- -* ''' '".• d 7 1 ble !Vied" ' o °o' %n r t -' 4
..„.11.1‘li im -...."-- - ' .. —— o - 1 'SPLP2cI)II3 ase6renient'or'numoNs oevar,-
.„ . , . .
, . „., .* • . ~,,,,,. , _ . , ..,..,: Ohoes.;Tieii mid piiakins, a 81 )Pel 1 ,7_ 4 , ,„, w • i;ll, , t, :. it us .r"ceivthli thili' 4 Bia o k B o2fPohlon .. A-A?! 4 '.T ll . ll34 .t'rec,"! e io. Vir,,, fijr N ER:,
jete:iiinii,o6hicotrog,i,fine assottmetit' - '4ith , lioye, kip - .1,3 f ? 3,l ",';` l , ,c,enlan , H E i'; ' CI * 1112.15,'".' itlf, able Colored Silk Velvets; itt,the; 'etore.oClTL' - "; , .; '',,,=', 4 '. ' :'''Y:','.: • '„''
,',, ~,,c,i, . ;,'..l`, ' ,' ~•
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.VDEEDEO'f,iltr,Ollll44ll5l46 *. 4 lild 0 11'101'1a; &°.
' : ,-:, - '' '''' , 14YA.5t7.77. 7 111.41 . ' . I *.:Sitt :/*42 . ' -'' ...
".. ' ' ' PHAlN M, ;l4l . lr, : i " .: ,,,„ * C4 ;;:''' .7l/ . 11) 7 . ;?!"- -- .77.7' i --',-I.::':'±-:::;,-;;..,--''7-1.4.'A
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3044..
Il t)(YI'.!,:TANI;)I.7.."C 'x'
trn (il: Treu.surcr, 31,st pLcri
ions, c 5 r., ware i e riwrif't
t of
tpi, cut's
b 2.
Coll c w s
Pi:ter. 0 verdc'er,
3; AI u nun a .t.'
J. Lelimah,"
1911 33
17 1 "9
2267 ut
tr 62.00 58
486 98
508 19
60`2: 91
1801 13
201 -07
1168 18
182 99
to 140 32
—14304-25 1
2017 63
1121 58
1237 66
380 56
202 76
1718 98
22,121 ''',l
$ 1076
775
090
' 665
500
470
440
420
365
455
:353
224
132
72 00
39 00
20 00
• 10 00
$ll6B 18
,
l
=II
TEMENT
z , t , tli; •
.11l1k.EASIJ 'EH' , . . .
• , CM
'.. ' .. By Amount paid ut on Orders, &e., as follows, to wit:
- WitneSses',fees in unonwealth suits, •6 • .163 . 90
.ittS:tiees' '• .d ' .do °- A 37 74
Constables' do . . do • °42 73
Directors . of the or on . account.of Estimate for -
1842, •: . , .
Grand' and Traverse Jurors, . • .. .
Assessors pay for 1842, •
ASsessors making enuMeration of 'Taxable inhab
itants, &e.,* .. . .
Cot nty Jail & Penitentiary, sindries furnished,
•-., •
Prisoners, ' , . • ,
Election, Expenses for 1842,... . . . ' •
Repairs•and Ineiderrtal Expenses Of Public Build
ings;
• ,--. •
'Repairing and Painting Bridges,
...
$ . 1511.'58
4423 37/
22121.24
1500 00'
• 50.00
100 00
39 32
1 70
34
MI
==~-3-G1
It;onstaGlcs to court of Qr,
• Sessions, , -
M. 1-lolconib, Esq., Keeper of Penitentiary,
Directors of the Poor their pay for 1842,
Poor .11ou . se Visitors for 1841, . ..
James 11. Graham, Eq. Attorney to Commis
.sioners, , .
.„
Public Printing, . .
. . . .
Taxes Hefundc'd, ' .. , ' '
Inquisition's on dead bodies,
Costs on View to Damages,aivardlioad.
• -
Rood . .Ctiminionet•Sc their pay for laying out
State Boad=,' •, .. '..• .. ~ . .56,96
A.uditors Paj-lor 10.41, • • • 36 5th.. 1
Loan including Interest from Um-lisle Bank, ' ... .1531.80 .
S'operintendent of Public Buildings,* ': • . .. 65 00
ViTfrt-Pittreorn - pany-AproPriinion-fOrl - losei -------- '25 :0 - (5
Sheriff Ilipple fees for Deeds of Unseated. Lauds;. • 7 50
_ _• __
8 00
48 00
MEI
1812,,
iii r •essed
Ain't On -
bi in
119,82
113 01
138 10
13 7 2 Z 1
548 33
Foolk. lees. in Qr. Sessions,.
;rorg . e.Sa.idellii, Esq., hilt- Prothonotaray fees,
‘•ratts, the apprehension of Horse , '
." , •
I. IL Graham, Esq., D . vp'iy,. AR* Genl..fees,
in Qr. Session, &c.; , -
2ourt Crier's pay
\ lex. M. Kerr, Esq., pay as Cointnisioner in full,
Mishler, Esq. do do _for 1842
Ineob llehrar. Esq. do • , do —•do . -
Robert Laird Esq. front Ist. or. to.3lst Decent;
-her 4842; „••"
fohn Irwin, Esq., Continissiot.ers' (lea,
Paul Martin Esq., Sheriff support of Prisoners-for
-1812, -
Viewers of roads and Bridge s,
. ' .
Orders for killing hoses,, , . -
h 210 67
1150 03
" • 964 ris
114 98
1:0
211 91
784 13
b 4 97 1
334 18
•32 39
-18..32 ,
1838 63
1041 53
697 60
135 pt;
117 76
1022 98
II 1 . 18 !Z5
$20,820 60
S-TATE,
T
y o f 'e mn l en 'api, fir the it. , ?e f the Cdminonweallk;_up In the
I.'::c.oncrations brill Tees (Awe I 'C; Ike/or:,; the (mount paid •-
nrcr, a 3 1 the Milmirri,. m-furne I lit <IN oui.sland
.
if cash ditc,S.'a:e Terw.urt).(til: f ela'r, to T
1841, By rash paid State Treasurer I•er Receipt,
" Exonerations alfoWed Collector.; of State Tax'
for 1841, •
Commission (5 per cent.) allowed collectors,
Commission (.1 per cent.)' due county Trca
•
• surer on sllsli
I." C . ash due State - 'Treasurer,
" •13alance of:Toses outstanding 1.4184+2
1.1569 02
$16,583' 79
. WE, the undersigned . Auditors of Cue& rland couhty ; do cella:y..lllst
having examined the accounts end vouchers of William M. Mutter, Esq.,
:Treasurer of said county, from the,first of January to.the list stay if Decent
fier; 1842, - inclusive do find a balance in the hands of sa'd Tic surer due
said county, of eleven hundrcil and sixty-eight dollars anti eighteen rents, ex
clusive of the several taxes assessed for the use of the Commumicalth.—
And we 'Wher certify that the shove exhibits n correct statement of the
outstanding taxes due by the respective collectors assessed for the use of the
Commonwealth within said county, together with the amount of cash duo
State Treasures as above stated.
Given_under_our hands at the Commissioners Office r in Carlisle, this it
day of January, A. D. 1843.
CommisiliOn :111()Nrctl :I'w:iii:trli,i 1 7;p6r cent,
ENonerations allowed.Uollte;ors, -
•
Fees do ' do: ... , .
,lalanee - doe'breolleciors of 1839, '4O, '4l, and
134.7; (hcr tabular statement)
3alanee in hands of Tretisurer,
1312, By cash paid State Treasimr per Ile
- ceipts,
" •••.- : Commission ( 1 •prr (-mt.) due
• County Tivasurer on dame, " /11 31
Cash due State•Treithur. •r. 11 4 6.3 4•34-
i. Dalanee,of unt,tainling for
J 812; 8.90 G 02
•
SAMUEL 'WILLIAMS,
PETER BARNIIA , RT, Auditors.
ROBERT C. KILGORE.
5000 00
. 4 2163 121
10 37A
133 00
111 37
879 84A
434 ; 174
1917 (14,
93 69
200 00
90 00
30 00
50 00
227 50
18 70
6 87,
2.46
82 56
644,
22 64
42 .00
52' 00
141 - 00 -
190, 50
'3O 00
300 00
1 I i}3 '5O
123 36
45 64
MO
,511 711
SO 591.
225 ID
427 18
11,17825
) , 1168 18
$29,820 69'
$ 1153 00
119 91
258 89
11 53
314 I , t
lal ..,6
$ 2014 67
;,; 4421 26
02
;: , 16,5R3 79
It FAMILIES & INVALIN.
• The' folloviiii" indispensable family :reme..
.
dies may be foti4d at the village drugitores,
rand - soon nt'etery country store'in the state.
Remember and never get thein unless they
have the fac=simile signature of,
•
•
•-‘7;1447..47:1- on the wrappers; as all others
by the dame:mono-are base impositions antteounier..
felts. If the merchant nearest you has theta not,
urge him to procure them at 71 MiaiderOatie, ,the
next thee he visits New York, or to Write for them.
No family should be a week with Out these rknedies
uwui Close r. it,
• I\TES'.S
BALM OF ook...unn au A,FoR E HAIR,
Which will stop it. if falling out, or restore it on bitld
places; and on 'children make it grow rapidly, or on
thosewho have lost the hair froni any cause.
ALL VERMIN that infest the heads, of chilaren
in schools, aro prevented' or killed by
e , it at once.—
-Find-the-name-tif Aflieco- en
it, or never try-It. Remember this_ alwa ye. •
RHEUMATISM, and
positively cured, and all'altrivelled muscles and lindm,
are restored, in the old or young, • by INDIAN ,
VEDIETABI.E. ELIXIn AND NERVE ANII . Baste LINIMENT—
but never without thommuumf Comstock & Co. Mi . it.
pyrOL 3 ;CCII*Fn:,.^:-147
aro wholly° Proven - 1a; or - . overned: if the attack lii
come on, if yeti use . the only true HAYS' LiNuttENT;from
gO7II,I4'CZ rjA,it fr2ao
-,fia-cTrtirttrinyrelieveti - brirtimrrrdmite - ut.
ward npplication. It nets dike a charm. Use it. • -
ITORSES that have Ring.l3one, Spavin,
Winci.Galle, &c., are cured by ROOFS' SPECIFIC ; and
POle/idered ho'rEv:i entirely cured by .Roofs'
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
lley's Magical Pain Mt
tractor Salve'.. -The must extraordinary
remedy over invented for-nn new or old .
- - faXi l tleerM l A . k r)
tO i y l 4 Vlo 6 :-'6; "e.
vice sores, and 4.ore
,E2KEE It has 'delighted
glom:lnds. It will take out all pain in ten minute",
and no failure. It Will cure the Homo%
L!N'S SPREAD PLASTERS.
A better and Mom rdbo and useful article never was
:smile. All should. Wear them. regularly.
E, N'S TEMPERAICE BETTERS:
the principle of substituting the tonic in place of
the saint:buil principle, which has reformed so many
. arunliards. To be used with •
LlN'SP.lttiSi'auperior to cll
.
'Porn for clennsing the sy.stemoßd the humors affqtr.
g the blood,',aruLfor all irreguhuities.of the bowels,
and the genernl health.fil
[see Dr. ',lN's sig: Lydell/if" 0 e.,v, gm/
rin time. 1111:8:) . "
o r)cf,
E -
DR.SPOHIq'S•HE . ADACHE''
will effeEtMilly mire heallaehd; either from Ilk
A / Rs or bilious. Ilundredspf families are
NER
' using ii;with great joy. , -
DR. dPONN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH,
n-the certain prevention of raz- calm, or any
general sickness ; keeping the, stomach in most per.
feet order, the bowels regular, and a determination to
• t
the stirface. `.097D00
o
intins in ilic , bonce,tionteennow, 7 R. 9
are quickly cured by it. Know this by trying..
C ORNB.—The French Plaster is a sure cure
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k • , t , 3 4, *, ! . .1 V C:), ''''T . l
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. • I y .... ~‘ p W .., W 1. .. le
. "
-SARSAPARILLA. COMSTOCK'S COM.
POUND EXTRACT. There is no other preparaL
tion of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equal this:
If you arc sure to get COMSTOCK'S, you will find it
superior to all others. It does not require puffing.
1151:19012Lie..as . 111C_-431E1Vh7.9..
CELESTIAL BitttLM
OF CHINA. A positive cure for the, piles, and all
external ailings—all internal irritations brought to the
surface by friction with this Balm ;—so in coughs,
swelled or sore throat, tightness of the chest, this Balm
applied on a flannel will relieve and cure at once.—
Fresh wounds or old sores aro rapidly cured by it.
Dr. Bartitoicinctu's
EXPS:CVS)R 11
ivill prevent or cure ell incipient consumption,
CO UGHV & C OLDS
taken in Imp, and i§ a delightful nereFdy.
,Reticent
tier the name, and get Comstock%
KOLMSTOCK'S, VERMIFUGE will
eradicate all
. 01RM in children or adults
with a certainty quite astoaisbing. It is the same as
that made by stock, and sells with a rapidity
almost incredible, by Comstock 4 Co., New York.
TOOTH DROPS, KLlNE'S—cure effectually
Entered according to act of Conyreaa. in-the year 1842. by Comstock
Co.. in the Clerk'e office of the Southern District of Now York.
By' applying to our agents, in each town and
village,,itapers may be had free; showing the most
Mipectable names in the country for these ftiets, so
that no one can fail to believe them.
Cu- Be sure you call for our articles, and not
be put off with any stories, that others are as
good. HAVE THESE OR NONE, should be
year motto—and Men never can he true and genuine
without our names to them. . All these articles to be
had wholesale and retail onlrof us.
•
r&PdaW/4/0 Wholesale Druggists
Maiden.Lnno New York. and of our tigenis.
Vor sale in Carlisle by
SAMUEL ELLIOTT , and
STEVENSON & DINKLE.
November IQ, 1812. Jy.55
WORMS! -WORMs !
KOLNIS . POCIt'S, VERNIFUGE.
, This remedy for Worrtvii is one of the most extra
ordinary ever used: - It effectually eradicates Wernis
of all sorts, from old liken anitadults.- •• :
OU,SANDS perish by worms • without the real
cause tieing known. Soda other reason is aSsignetl
fort heir si ekness, anti I nto late toture the real earse.
. Immense responsitilitii then rests - upon the
partaiewho does not knotiomil the doctor who does
not understand, the complaint which. is destroying •
those,precicus flowers of , •
slitaild be done ?..i '
The husWee is , plain. - Give this vertaifuge, which
Will be Bute to do goodifiliev have no,worms.; cud
if they erailicutelhem with
te certainty and precieich tetdy •
Forlale its l to lielarby SAMI,Tr e I, „LLLIOTT,
littru by IT IY Gron.• •
ovemberl,6; 184.2! wis ••' '455
Groceries; Spices and
AND MARTO;
--- ~. .-
. I,rmrtuE sebeeriber heti - just 'ieceiveil the
.111. following articles in' the Grocery line, .which
having,bought for cash,he is enabled tiltell at the very
low prices at which they arc marked.,
Prime ,lava.Coftee,ls per lb.
. .. .
Best Rio "do - Strong Scooted, ''' ' 12i "
' • and at lower prices, , - • . '
Loaf Sugurs—comMon and fine at . 11 & 1.2.6 4 .
Do Extra , or'finest quality, ' 14 . 4 .
Fine crushed Loaf Sugars. • • .
, Fine Brown Sugars at , , ° 8 & 1,0 ",
Prime N. Y. Cheese,at
Salaratus, V
.., '4lO "
Ground Pommy; - "
Do Allspice, ' . • 14 "
G. A. Salt, at 2.50 Sack and 75-ots -Buslich--:
Fine do at 1:00 . • '' ;do
Fresh Currants,
Bunch Raisins by the-pound or in Half and Quarter
- Boxes,
.. ~ • • . .
Oranges, .• i• `-'" Citron, ' ' '
• • Mace, • ' 4 Cloves, '
. Nutmegs, ' ' Manion,
• Salt Peter,.
----4Jayenne--Pepper-(in-bulk-or-liettles,)
No broken or depreciated brink • notes taken for
goods—reduced prices and good currency ! .
• For hale by.-. • ' ' • J. W. EI3Y.
Carlisle; Dee: 21,1842.. • • , . tf-8
LIAVO:ia,S
As you value your Life and Health, .1 . ,
beseech you readThe'follo.wing:
• u. itr: Ili. ffilEaDt • • •
Zig AS the pi easn (I.l....iin.DiUtucmg.
Aledivint s reeeive,the Aipprct- I
or the,
• M EpICAI, FACU;LTY,
being composed of .ingredients. which are known to
the proless:ion,nnd which are daily given by the most
respectable physieians to their patients. This (het
alone is sufficient to stamp their
:REPAY TION FOREVER,
nn well ns cause them to be employed by all with
.3.10 RE CONPIDENCE
4 • •
than the imeparati ens of quacks and
RECO.II.IIE.VDAVONS
ha% e been published frequently, in thepaper . s,,crom
Physicians and Clergymen,
Members of
Congreisand state Legislattires,
respectable private citizens, and among them many
of the most distinguished members of churches_
and other institutions; -;
in reference to Dr. Leidy's Men:ices, and it is.lsop
ed, from tile numerous corti neater. and.recommenda
timis, having been publisdicil far and ncar, that all that
is now neccsaary. is to keep them before the" public,
that thee mar be reminded or them, where they may
obtainefi geniti . tie; ice. fke.
One of the mont valuable is
Sea I% . 11.2: El 1131 ) ,t1-5. .
f 5.111.3 Nia:'...;llia Blood . rills..
Thosc'etlebrateq Pills ai'e gaily recommended in
Diseases. of_tha-.Stomach Impui•ittes or the Blood,.
• a ... I I; o w oTs generating' diseaseti of
Billions AfilAro, - the • Stomach, Liver,
I labium! Costiveness, I Heart ,the Spleer,Kid•
ir •,..ation, Flatulency-, 1 tiers, Bonesc&c. &e.
Iyoi,t. of Appolito., Ulccrotts Sore's of the
8 3111-lIVSB of the Stomach, Nose, Throat Z.::•. Body;
Waterbrash, !1e....f10wn,1
Scaly, Etoptions and
Foul and, oll'ensi ve breath, "Blotches of the Skin;
Batl taste in the mouth, 11)ry ring watery pimples
In‘Varil Pains, Pales of the of the thee and body;
Stomach, the Sides,and Headache, Giddiness,
along the Back; .1 Scrofilla,k;rvaipelas,
RlieumaYe Pains, Gout, .. 1- Glandular Affections. •
... .
ALSO' IN
ConstilLtionaldiSeases; produced Icy Mercury and
other ni'neral preparations, as 11-!;-11 as the dan g erous
cut scrim nces resulting from the improper rzatment
of Syphilis, &c. Sze..
"The Life or do— v.:. , ,,r2, 13 iu the Blood."
• - ' . I.,SVIIiRIIS, eh. Sill, v. 11.
70 p•Tir.eil is your lllcod, •
. .
.And health a ill att.nrl you. '
- The great princhWes ad vcrated by Dr. I..eitly, and
in which he is supported by seriptitre, c..e•
I st. That vitality is contained-in the Blood.
ed. The Mood, heenmiag vitiated or imoure,gives
rise to numerous diseases of the organs c,l' the Lot,,
the stomach, the liver, the 1ieti11,....e. Ste.
3:1. Tina whati.ver has 11a.elf:et of vo-ify ing the
81001, posseslt.s the power of rt,estahli ailing health
__
Tul action In the Lod'.
4th. That l'u:',y.tire. and Starvation, or, in 0t1. , .r
words, purging to the c•acut du. t is t.. 0. freq....nth
done, and at the same lime epioy ing low diet, end
abstinence from food almost entirely, are productive.
or irruch wore ntiseltiof than is gene...ally supposed,
and in proof of it - will only remark:that
II v l'Org'll inn—The liannoi system is more orless
debilitated, for the eery simple reason that in the
proce a of purging all is carried off from tfte stomach
trout .which nott....lenent is 'ileritll and distributed
thrott7lo.tt the s% stem. .
By Starv,stion-..- nit -nt is nhs.ll..tely AI WI.
held' from the SySICIII 59 Ilt.o-2SSII6' to it; both for sus
taining vital neljoll and :1111:11Z nature in hearing up
against that progress or discos..
I l u-IICe
. the el aseq.lences of too :00011 fotr:, , ing. nod
a rvltia , tedde! must he to produ-t. stud. It condition
of the systom as a ill enable. disease to'nfalse there .
rapid peTzress, and entend itself the more - tqlsily,and
in n brief time thrott:ol ll qt tho sYstem• - •
Admitting the 111 re- vin. - t, it heel:nes neres.al yto
171T1' re how is the Blood to be purified ? and 1.1 I'M
-1041111)g the menus, how is the sy.tern to bit guarded
azainst lily serious consequences ? .
'Tis easily answered
---POllll/ VOW' ills,
Take-Dr. Leidy 'a Blood Pills. '
These l'ills operateently, tl r (.111.etnnlly:
th-v do not produce prostration of the systeimns most
piils do.•
They rrimilT no root mita either. from occupation
or the replay mode of living.' fe,ir need be en-
M1.6111ml of inking cord from their use, and may he
taken at all limes, by young and old, without inter
fering with any other medicine that may have been
(Aim beforehand.
These Pills are prepared only, and sold wholesale
and retail, at
Lr.ll)V'S' Health Emporium,
No. 101 N. 2d et. below Vine,
(sizipr.th,G ,, ldeli Eagle. and Serpents,)
1! I? IC E 25 CE,NTS .4 BOX.
ccn disemmt M Omlekttle dealers. ,
rCifir. Leidy's Blood Pills are also sold inall his
principal cities and towns throughout the Union,and
by many respectable-storekeepers throughout the
country.
For male, in r;arlisle, by
._STEVENSON & DINKLE,
Agents ' for Cumlonrland County.
Carlisle, pee. 21.1 , E5.1. y-8
EF[RE INSURANCE!
North Aanerica li3stivanc6Co
OF 4P,HILADELPIIIA.
NOUN a. NIERS, Agent, Cailisle.
.THIS company continues to make Insurances
against loss or damage by Fire, on the most
reasonable terms. They also take
, PERPETUAL MISES. •
on stone or brick buildings At 825 . 0 n. etooo, the
premium subject to be drawn any time by the
party insuring, at 'a deduction.of five per cent. on
the amount of premium paid.
the usual rates for one year on
Stone'and Brick Buildings,s4 fo $5 on $lOOO
Log and - Frame, 6 ' ° s6 tcks7 on $lOOO
Merchandizo, about 85 on $lOOO
Application - in perion or by letter will have lin;
mediate attention., •
The Spring Garden Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
MAKE INSURANCE, either temporary Or
perpetual, against kiss or dainagCby Funs,
.in 'Anon or Coantry, on }lodise, Barns and Build
ings of all kiwis; on Household Furniture,. Mer.
chandize, Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commer
cial and ManufactUring. Stock, and Utensil's 'of
every description,a's wallas Mowssais rind Gaottan
RCNT', upon the moat favorable terpa.
The "allowing are 'the usual rates, - viz:
On Stone and brick buildings, from . •
35 - to 40"ets. on 5100
"Log and frame'. " 60.t0 70 Ms. on 100.
"Merchandise and Simi-
Lure in brick' or atone .
buildings; trim 40 to SO ate. . op :100
• "Do. in log orfrime, 60.,t0 i 0 etas on PO
'
"Horses cattle, farming
utensils and'aundrisni r
at about
. •
Appliatir ' Rd
g;/
~~.~;~
Soiudthlng NeVvlar the,llolidays.
, . .
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I
• BEAUTY AND ECONOMY,
Superior
,Ene Beaver Hatep $4,25.
UT• little more than three months have elapsed
since the' subscriber 'submitted for the inspec
tion of the Pub Hollis superior fine
Fur Ifiats, alike low price of 94,25,
Equal in all , respects, to the moat costt,y (and with
which he challenges a compaeison,) and is this short
period ,of timei - he lies more than realized his most
sanguine expectations. He would therefore take
this opportunity of making his grateful acknowledg
ments-to a discerning Public, and 'also,of expressiine
his gratitude to his former friends and pafrons, who
have so g enerally called oilhim since his re-establish
ment lobilsiness*as it is a proof that he has hereto
fore given satisfaction. .He will noiv use every:exer
tion, not only to please the fancy, but to furnish the
Ched;Est and_host-Liatia_the4i
.
This he is enabled to do from his practical know
ledge. and peculiarly ECONOMICaI, C.ISH
SYSTEM OF BUSINESS, at less price than
they can be offered by those who are mere -buyers
and sellersond still adhere to'the old credit system,
with high rents and extinvogunt expenses. In proof
of 11/ , ' position, he has introd teed for the inspection
tff . 1.;.e public, a ' . • . ' .
' surEntoit FINE ' EMMA IZAT,
On fine Russia body,at (howl') ecedentedlow price of
THREE DOLL.IIIS ,!? FIFTY CENTS , ! !
Equal in any respect to those sold under the old sys
tem, at $1 and $:•. .• ', • ..
The above named price will be strictly adhered t 0..,,
and he trusts his friends who order their hots, sent
home, will not be offended should the bill be sent tit
the sometime, itr,soon after, to their conntingllnnisca
as fin book of chOrgeS is kept,in this establishment:
-...The•-onliseriberis:sorry. to that efforts have
been made, mud doubtless will continue to be made
'by some, to injure his Ecinminical and' Faihiontible
Establishment. He would therelore particularly i°
vile the public, after exaniiiihr , 'every where else, to
'call and -see him.
cCrllnts and Caps of every description made to
orderot short notice, wholesale and retail. •
• ' .CHARLP F. RAYMOND.
:Idiot! HAT and CAP Afanufactimer, f‘lo. 82,
ChesiMt street, bidow Third, opposite Congrets
Hall, Philadelphia.
I'. S. The Ladies will here find a -handsome as
sortment of Furs and Fur TriniTings, at reasonable
prices. Old Furs altered and repaired iii the best
' •
manner.
WA NTn—Ratenon, :cia'sk Rat; Otte, Fisher,
and other shipping Furs.- ,
December 7, 1342. . - • tf-fi
LAP ADAI-
.11toraty at Laws
fIkFFICE N0..3 lieetern's Row, on the Pub
lieUP Square, Carlisle, Pa
April G, 184'2
• /
ATTO - RNEY AT LAW.
• ()lice opposite the, pvlisle Batik
July 9.7,
lOHN 011 EN' 77 I T ,
•
V) gi o
ES PEPTFULLY tet t ilel-s his . serviee - s . tothe
'ieitizens of Carlis,:le and its vicinity, , that he
w . Jl. at ten ils:,,6"A tit , rforzti all tal operations
Plagiag and Extract; it ha
t ztraljtalle inserting iii - eorruptalde- artificial
teeth from a single' tooth to an-entire set. •
(o'olrice opposite AlTarlati . CB Hotel
July ,
Fr - ,=7 l a :7: Z. — fa =7""?`
Dr.L Ventist.
TTSpermanently located in Carliele,and kill prr
form all Operations' tint are required in the
practice of his , profession—such as
~
Extracting, Filing, P i Villa
Itiserlin.7„ Artificial 'rectal,
front a single tooth to an entire set.
N. 13. For a ii , w•airinths ensuing, 11r. Loom§
will he in Ca'lisle, the first . hco ?necks in each .
month—,a tier which, he will be absent until the
first tira'wee.r.3 1110 t ch fallowing inonth , --at which
period he may be found at his
011h.e, Pill st. ne'ar Hold.
Carlisle, May 4,1842... • 0127
vzcehatliostutirg Line
Bairects affecitunicsburg car:(
Philadcfphia alliap ore.
(111" !LILL 110.4 D 011 CAX.IL)
THE subscriber grateful for phst favors, beg
leave to inform his friends unn the [ABM
generally, 'that be still continues to run p. line <
bur then Cars regularly between Meehanicsbur,
and Philadelphia or Baltimore, by which good
and pioduee of all description, will he tiirwardi•
with care and despatch at the lowest rates c
freight.
ProthiceiVill be received at lii, Ware HOLIST,i
Mechanicsburg, and ftirwurded to either Phil:,
delphia 01... Baltimore, according to the ilirectim
of the owner.
(I.7The highest price given fur Why
and Flour.
MARTIN M
N.• 13. Plaster of Paris and Salt always kepi
on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices.
He has also an land, at the Depot in Mechanics
burg, for sale, LIUMBIF.I{, such aa Boards,
Snuggles, Scantlings, it c. of ull hinds,
1;00dr - wilt be-sold-on liberutterms.
August 17, 1842. 0:42
•
- . COAL.
•
4 YIiCNS Valley,-Pine Grove, Mine-burners,
and Bituminous COAL, constantly fur
sale by -- J. & P—MARTIN,
•
• .. Successors to Miller & Martins
Harrisburg, April 20, 1842. 6111.25.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMO a.
THE proprietors of the Susquehanna Linb will
run their Curs and Boats as usual to Phil
adelphiaand Baltimore during the present season.
Tll, - ,ir friends will please apply to %Yin:L. Fox,
Broad st. and to Castner, Christian & Curran, No.
76 South Wharves, Philadelphia, and- Joseph E.
Elder, Baltimore. •
Until further notice, the following prices will'
be adhered to between this place and the above
ities. . • ,
• • g
Ctt2.• p
F.C4 ir M 4
•.1.1r 7 E! •
cm . - ati 3
o P P4 F.
• P
C.. • 1111 CA. • 0
15t . 22
. $1 per bbl.
*Ale perloo lbs.
Groceries, Q - Ware_
and Hardware,
Dry Ggods, Furni
ture and Drugs,
Wheat,` Rye & Corn
per bushel
Oats do
• Lumber per 1000
feet • $2.75 93 50
Shingles, • do ' 1 50 , • 2 00
Flour per bbl. 311 35 • 50c
Shad do 3711 50 -
Herring do 311 a
Salt per sack, • 28 32:.
Pitch,
Pitch, Tar and Rosin
per 100, , 16 21
Plaster gross ten, $2 25" $2 50
Hemp per 100, •16 22' - -
Hides,_
Piretat, gross ton,2 50, 3
,50
Blooms &Vastbigs; d 12 4 00
Dar Iron, '? • 350 4
Nails per keg, - 18 23,
Leather per 100,
_„,20
,„ 25,,
Whiskey per bbl 50 - 7'ls , ,
Burr Illocicaper 100 6 ' 15 ' 20)
CurbBPPer' do *JI2I.
Tin, „do, 20, ;25
20,,ps
s 4 Jr dr', P. MARTIN.
'Buninaluir to:Millar At Martine-
'filmll‘ 4 . 1f 42 1
- .
°^'^.
- 20. -'‘23 40
25 • 28 43c
6 • 7
U=SZT!=!g=6l=2ll
ffill2
mcw.zr.Ezmpsxr.:p.)43
°PRESENTS !Y.-
MYERS:if 'IIA.ITETISTICK 61'6
Just recetitet 4it their rug; loolti Stationary
00 Variety Store s a large•assortment of
•
Toys,. Toy-BOoks. for - 7 CliristmtW
Presents. Atittao, Souvenirs,
and Port-folios, for 1843.
Together with a choice selection of 'entertainhie
LIGHT
.READING; for long. wiliker evenings..
• ' 4 4 •
minata,
• • ' of every variety, viz: • •
School Bibles and Testoments,.. •
Smith's Geo . graphy and .121 las,
Olney .13 , . Mitchell's do. •
. Smith's Grammar,
Kirkam's ditto, • ,-
Sngel's Series, No. 1, 2; 3,4; 5,4..6;
Gobb's Schdblßuoles7completc.
Emerson, Byerlyi Burham, 4. Web
ster's Spellers,
Pike,..Rose,Sniiley, Emerson'ed2-
ritlzmetics, with keya. • •
is.puthentatical Instrument
STATIOW.ARYI:
LeVer, Cnp, and need paper, rule I and plain. Note
paperi ' Silver Pea eils, elm points. Jackson Lead
Pencils in wood, of all tempers; ,with a large as.:
'sortment of BLANK BOOKS, ruletriind unruled.
'231‘7 32 =221PMED .
Of superior finish. ;BazOrsillazor Strops
Shaving Brushes, and finely scented
,Shaving Soaps and assorted Per-
turnery.
FANCY sTATiolmuiv:' .
Superior opaque and llttasla quills, Bristol Boartit,
Rice paper, Visiting Cards,eolored Wafers and
Sealing \Vax, Plain and Motto Seals. ,
New TO
. (vocAL AND' INSTRUMENTALO
.111Autitrat Inotrumnito •
Togßirer.With argeneral and well selected assort-
Meat of Classical and Miscellaneous Works, "to
please the fltney and improve the taste."
Lat.lisle, Dec. 14, 1842. • tf-7
YkRIVERS ) HOTEL
W11E: subscriber hereby informs his
friends and the Ohne itt general, that he still
contn.ues to keep a . .
Pllbt LIC -----
•
14 1;1
CDUTZ - 3 . a 101 11
(t, ports to the contrary tiotwithsta mling,) at the OLD
STAND, in East High Street, ti few doors east of
the Court llnitt,c, where he , will at all flaws take
pleasore in administering to the totolorts .of those
who M:IN . filen'. Min with their custom.
IBEE
His R. Il shall he constautl• supplied with the
choicest liquors., and 11;s TABLE w•ithlhe he,t. the
-market can furnish. A careful OST En :Always
kept ill attendance—turd uoilthig shall be lets undone
to please till who call with hint.
110 A 1t1.)E,16 taken by thelveetz,tnnollt or vest.. •
• 81 NION -NV ONDERIAC 11.
. -
Carlisle, April 6, 1i,4'2 • ' ti-23
111151
•• . • •
nion-Faper Mm.;
•
•THE.subscriber respectfully intbrms'th'epnli..,
tic at large, that he has leased the. abo've es.
tablishment, six miles south of Carlisle, for a term
of years, and the :111LI, having. been recently re.,.
paired, and .new, Machinery introduced,, he is
therefore prepared to inamulbeturo to order, (and
- Also has a supply constantly on band)
Paper oe ev"ry am! Quality.
which he 'will flung!) to print..tr z q. tnet chants nod
others, in any quantities at the lent 'est city
p rices.
All orders addressed to the subscriber, at Paper
town, Cumberland county, will receive prompt
attention.
MEI
• liming lately received a supply of the very hest
materials; he flatters himselli-that he will be able
to manufacture Paper equal in quality to any other
establishment ill thri country.
WILLIAM B....MULLIN'.
Papertown, July, .20, 1842. tr.3e
N.' B. The highest price paid for rags.
7.'0 FARMERS.
TP:1113111gli 11 Uhl 73
I UE soliserilivrs, at their FOUNI)ItY' ANIY
Sllol', street;nei - irly op
posite the Comity• Jail, in the Borough or Cu rtisle,
still cowl - tie to !wild the following Machines
and Horse Powers—riz:
T. D. Onrrell's Vatent Improired
71,11EZE AN D UR
• E522g1.2 . ZAAILM D • •
With a lun•izomit with struck to con ,
duct this strap to IIu•
GE .-.ll{ 11().NNE POWER,
Tiat lewd. vlteel ottt,i(l.• ot,the horses. The% :ti e'
well et:lent:ged to put to out. side or the limit tt r i:l :4 e,
9t. harp
th , ..tuiv..,111514 , 11 su
or•two to the
ilmvv Mathi,ic tl uaul.Q. "
a a cM? t."
Purchasing .sit of the ali Nlachities ttiiiy hare the
!irk after trial, or returning. the smue it
not sateitied.
.All Machines and I lorse Powerslll2
wul•rvlotcdfirone year, if well t taut. ,
RE Pei
All kiwis or repairing will he done at tl.e snortt4
notice and on the most reasonable terms. They -
V ;vs keep ou hand all castings necessary to repair
the above Machincs,or Any oiliers now in use.
ND EF.SSICEI&DRY.
(F►C 1!
There• is also attached to the above establishment
an DION AN)) BRASS FOUNDRY, at which all
kinds of CASTINGS can be had—such as Apple
dills, Corn ',Brokers, Plasm. Beakers, Mill Geuri
Crantis, Machine Gearing, Wagon
Boxes;S:o. &c. Also.
TURN ANID FINISHING,
Such as 111 ill Spindles, Car foxes, Turning Lathes,
Ste., all in the best order, in iron and brass.
co".AI I orders will be executed ut die shortest no
tice, mid promptly attended to. Farmers and others
av:i respectfully Invlted to give us a call, confident
that they can be suited to their satisfitction.
• A. STOUFFEInt CO.
Carlisle, Aug. 10,184'2. 1641
(Os Planck's, I len wood's and Ogle's' PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, such as - Cutlers I.4ead4
•sides,,%m. Ste., can also be hail at the foundry. .
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tHOUP
M/FOTHERS, BE. ON YOUR :GUAR Di--
AK This is Ake. season when this destrUctive
complaint attaeks your interesting; little children,
often robs you or - those you . . fondly 'dela 'on, and
carries hundreds to the grave. Every mother
should therefore, know its symptoms, watch them
closely, and always he prepared With- n: remedy
as many are daily sacrificed by such neglect. 'At
first the little patient:is seized with a sluveringOt
grows restless, has flushes of licat i the eyes beconie
red and swollen, it breatlie's with, difficUlty, and
then comes that fearful Coven that wilt surely ter
fitinatc in convulsions or death unless something is
if niediately given to cherds it. Inthis complaint
the,",Balsam of Wad Cherry" is well . .knotvri to
he he most speedy ever dicovered. It is indeed ti
precious remedy—mild, safe and innocent, and'
is sure.to give the, sufferer immediate 'relief, and
quickly restore it to, safety and health.
~parnil
ies residing in the country and indeed every eio
the* who loves' her: children, should always keep
this niedicino in the house'. and give °ft to them''
early, by doing - soiou , may otteii,.,save the life‘Of •
ono you fondly love. Remember thieiothe'fatnons:
remedy' of this distinguished physician', Or. Ms..
rar e • which ' has cured" thousands : of CROUP, 'WHOOPNaccttiowAsTom-Al9o;vsumr.
VON, dic., aftcroverryy other Medieme has 'tailed.
aj•Bwpartionlar when -; you, •spurclutee - to,
' for “Dr., WISTAle.8:08148P:-.6V WILD ; PORawr,"
as ther e ig a lite ur Of this neruiradvattised. that is
entirely a different medicine.
Prepared only. tiy,Wii.LiAlitti,& :Co„..Chemiste, , •
No. 33 gOiltir reerth street;
Sold' ii:i
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