Carlisle herald and expositor. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1837-1845, March 01, 1843, Image 4
C .?_.T; ! 'THE SW?D' OW WASHINGTON AND Tit; STAFF OF FRANKLIN! A most interesting scene took place it. the U.S. ..Hottse ,, Ofitepresentatives, - on the Bth of Fet)rualry' iitst. .ote - r the thise had been tailed ttrordor, the Hon. G. W. StIMMERN ,of Virginia, rose in -his pla'ee anti informed, the House. that he had been de . Puted to pretcht.to the American Con-. greis;'ta be deposited in the archives of the nStion,ihe'serviFe sword ,of Thii swordwaspreneated to Congioss by 84muti, • WASidNaTorr,. Esq. iyhcise riro. perry .the last will a theii lustrious Father of our Country, Mr. Stinuns - presented at the same thne the walking staff of BENJAMIN ' FRANKLIN, Which the greatilliilotiopher and patriot had bequeSthed to • ,Washington in his The presentation of the precious relics'was eeeompanied-by a very impressive speech fs'ini Mr: Summers of which ive can-only publish the concluding sentences : cordially concur With Mr. Washing . ton . in the opinion that these relics each merit public preserYsthM; and I obey,with pleasure, his wishes,in here presenting them, in his name ; to the nation: Let the sword of the hero and the stall: of the philosopher go . together. Let them* have place au ong the produCist - trophies and Most honored :memorials of our .na - Aional achievements. Upon that staff, once -leaned •the_sage of whom it has been said "Ile snatched the lightning from heaven,and the sceptre 'from *tyrants." • A Mighty arm once wielded this. sword in a righteous cause, • even unto the dis --,i,:inembernient : of, anPire. In the hand of • Washington, this Was "the sword of the . Lord and of Gideon." It w'as never drawn, - except - in defence.of the public liberty. It was never sheathed until a glorious and . triumphant sticc'ess 'returned it to the scab; bard, without a stain of cruelty or tlislito or upon its blade: [l was never surrender." • ell, except to that country which bestoW ett tt." Loud and long continued plaudits fol.- !owed the delivery of this address. The Sergeant-ai-Arms advanced to the scat of the honorable gentleman, and received into . 'his custody the interesting Mr. JOIIN QUINCY ADAMS therl'roSe and addressed the House as follows :* • • In presenting this resolution, it may per... haps be expected that T. should accompany it with some suitahle remarks ; and yet, sir, I never rose to address this House under a deeper conviction of the want of words to express the emotions that I feel. It is pre cisely because occasions like this - are adopt. ed to produce universal sympathy,. that 'little can be said by any one, but what, in 'the lahrtra ,, e of the heart, in tones not loud but deep, every one present has silent ly said to himself. My respected friend from Virginia, by whom this offering of patriotic sentiment has been presented to 'the representative, a"ssembly of the nation: has, it seems twine, already said all that can be said suitable to this otteasion.A In Parting from him, as, after a few INerC days, we must all do, it will, on my part, bola sorrowing that in all probability- I "shall see his face and hear.his void° no more. But his words of • this day are! planted in my memery, and will there re : main till the last pulsation of my heart. The sword of Washington!' The staff bf Franklin .Oh, `sir, what associations - are•linkett in adamant with those names ; WashingtOn'i :0e ••warrior of freedom-;- - Washirigtott, inboati• sword, as my friend • has said, was-neVer d7aWn but in thecause of his country, and never sheathed when Wielded in his country's cause", Frank- Sin, the philosopher of the thunderbolt, the printing press, and the ploughshare ! What names arc those: in the scanty.caia logue of the benefactole •of human kind ! Washington and Franklin r What other two men, *Wise lives belong to' .the eigh teenth century.,,of 'Christendom, have left deeper impression of themselves upon, - - the'age in'witich 'they lived, and upon all• after time't Wiehingtoni the warrior ani' • the legielater t In War, contending by the wager of battle fur the independence 'id hie country, and fur the.freedum of the ever inani „ ....afestintd»t its • example his rev - - 4reii4 . 4eri,ltii;e:Atys of Peace, and for the of humanity ; in ,;r Peacei soothing the ferocious spirit ofdis - COO - his ottm eountrYmen, into and union, • and giving to tha t i- c country i.:•,.:vciirOrfor4,nriv presentedto- d :V AL Hhaii*iiiititikpittett.t. than that attribute 1 . 4446 ,lyre',. of Orpheus.— .. " 19 of his own for, ImA ",:tea Bing, • - iii'-eariis"-4;roiith,- under the tF,.:. • to. wealth, ,obscurity` the path to „Manhood, the. thunder - of its terrors, the ..• - anal. chore .;: •• d descen vale-of,-years; ,--triversing:,. the • deadt'd' win der"theriae t e. nil the breeze, bOaring in his liiiiid4e'liCliiiiii4•: . ieindepondenc,ej • Which: ' . .! . .'Aijiptd . oo:loq4:c foiM, , ,and . ,tendering, most:lpddarclis off ilia olive-branch * rc commerce;. • -I F OO 0 .., safety .ocean] tripitiiiiio, - ..iolcoial* .. ! poolty: merciless ,„. n yoo _ le last zitaszta. his adopted Commonwealth, after centrib-_ utit'ig by his councils, udder the Presideney of Wasbipgton i , nod recording his name ; under the sanction of devout praierloVek ed by him to God ; to that Constituiion: under the authority of Which we are • here assembled, as the gePresentatives of the North American People, to receive, in their name and for them,' these venerable relics of the wise, the valiant, and the good founders of our gre'at• etinfederateleepnb. , lie—these sacred synibols of our golden vim May they be -deposited among 'the ar; ehieves of Aur Government and may eve= ry American_who shall hereatier beluild them ejaculate a mingled offering of praise' to that Supreme Ruler of the Universe by whose tender-mercies our .Union has been hitherto preserved tgrougli all the 16660 . .. tudes and: revolutions of'ihis, turbulent. world, and of .prayer for the continuance of these blessings, Py•the dispensations of h is Providence,. to.our__ : beloved country. from nge•to age, 'till time shall'bepo more! Mr.' AdarnsconCluded by tiffering the follouing resolution, which was ; Inlopted, unanimously • • • " Resolved by the Senate . and House of Representatives ,of the United -St3tes of .thnerica in Congress as,icnible the thanks of this . Congress be presented to SAMUEL T. WASHINGTON, OficallaWha county, Virginia, . for the present of the Sword used by his illustrijus relative,. GEORGE WASEINCITON, in the military ea-, reer of his early youth in the seven year's war and thrOughout the war of the Na tional' Independence, and 'of • the Staff be queathed by the . .patriot,- statesman,' and sage, BE:Q..I=S' FRANKLIN, to the same leader of the :winks of FreedOm in the Revolutionary war, George Washington that these precious relics are hereby ac cepted. in olio name '.of the Nation ; that they be deposited for 'safe keeping In the Department of State of the United States, and that e copy of these resolutions; sign- ed by the President of the' Senate and the; Speaker-of the: House of Representatives., be transmitted to the said Samuel 'l'. NV ash , ington." . • : ' ELOQUENT EXTitACT. 0! better, farbetter, that the atheist and the blasphemer, mid he, who since — thr last. setting Sun, 'has dyed his hands in parricide, of his soul in sae-rilege, should challenge equal political power ‘t•ith the. wisest & the best; better, that these * blind sampsotts, in wantonness of their gi gnntic strength, should tear down the pil lars of the Republic, than that the. great, lesson which - Ilearen - for six tholisand years, has been teaching to the world, should be hist aeon it ; the lesson that the intellectual and moral nature of man is the thing precious in the sight of God ; and therefore, that until this maitre is cultivated and enlightened,•and purified, neither opu lence, nor power, nor learning, nor genius, nor domestic sanctity, nor theimliness God's altar, can ever be safe. Until the intimirtaland•God-like capacities 61 every being that rimes into the world :11'6 deem ed of More ‘v . orth, are wite - fted more ten derly than any other thing, 4dynasty 'of men or form of Government can staiul:up on the face 'trio earth; and the force of the fraudi, which seek, to uphold them, shall be but as "fetters of flax to bind the flame." Lee those, then, 'whose wealth is lost or jeoparded by fraud or thisgoverifin_ent; let those who qual'e" with apprehension fur the fate of all fhey huhd dear; let thwe who behold and lament , the deseration of all that is holy; let rulers whose counsels aro perplexed, whose plans are baffled, whose laws defi . ed or evaded; let them all know, that whatever ill they feel or fear are but just retributions of a righ!eous Heaven for •negleeted childhood. Remember, then, the child whose voice first lisps to-day, before that voice . shall whisper sedition in secret, or thunder trea son at the head of an armed 'band. no_ member the child whose baud to-day, first lifts its tiny bauble, befiire that boil shall scatter fire-brands, arrows and death, Re member those sportive groups of youth, in whose halcyon bosoms there' bleeps an ocean, as yet scarcely ruffled by the pas sions, w hiellau s mskal.,lliime.,i,t-;4§4, , dth tthe telripests's strength:- Remember that what ever station in life •you may 1111;these mor tals, these immortals, :tire your care. be vote, expend, consecrate yourself to the„ holy work of their . improement. Pour out the light, and truth, as God pours sun. shine and ruin. No longer seek knowl edge as . the luXury of a fetv, but dispense it amongst all as the bread of life. . Learn only how .the.igtibrant may learn ; hoW the innocent may be pre . served'; the vicious' reelaiined.. Call down the aiitronotner fro* the skiesi call up the geologist from hisi subterranean explorations; summon, 'if needse, the mightiest intellect front the Couneil Chamber of tite nation; enter cloistered h;lls, where the socialist muses pverstaperiluons-annotations;:dissolve-con-: slave and Synod, where subtle polemics .00 vainly discuseing_their barren dogmas; collect whatever of talent, or erudition; ne eloquence, or authority, the broad-land can supply_ and go forth, ANti itiI*THISTEO. i'LE For in the name .of -the it :Mist be prochiimed, that licentiousness Shall,bethe liberty ;'and violence and ehi caneif'Shall be the law; and: sUperititiOn• and' eraft , shall be the religion ;,.and 'the' self-destructive. indulgence' Or aIU sensual_ A nd *hallowed paseionsfshall.,bel'Atie,moy .itakiiness of that people-.who t'egleet the iiCifilibtreltildrenoroe*oo; „ -l, ..,,--,;•,,,:,,-.,;.-iA;: -i'iii:e.:(:"':.iiiiiCeiogil:ijr,,lolol,P.F,lVTY.i.,A NEW STEAM ..SAW, THE STEAM SAW MlLL, , ireated iti the past year by the suliscriber;,aboutlialfa' Mlle below I lat risl.iu g, on the cast bunk ofthe Sus quehanna, lieut. the Railroad and',Calial, containing two Vertical and Iwo thretilur Saws,it - now in °per atioli, and ready ui execute ()Heil." the utmogi. despatch,'.. 1' PRICES IN C NPORJUTIT 111111 THE'rd:WEIE3L — REIIUCTIOX -1 3 , 7HE 71.41E5. • • - . ' • Au assorlment.of the t-9rious kinds of Scantling, I.'„lniik, Plastering itml Shingling Laths, Gar den Pules, &c., will he always kept ready for deliv ery; and persons sending Halls or Logs'to the Mill, ettn have them au wed. as 111111.1eCt1;.01 the moat reu sonahle terms. . .*" 40,000 feet of seasoned clean' Stull are now itt the yard. • _ . - , . • .7=fatt!ara:riower,aud. room in the banling, to let. W. • Glit.NpllAW. 3m-4.1.1 jgnuary t 25,1843 --'rouses for • " riaIHE BRICK D IV ELLINGAIOUSE; Ja. • Store roorri, 13ricleWare House and Lot of Ground attached,eituate in North Hanover street, Carlisle, note occupied by Messrs..l. lk C. Commit', nl3O the Shop second docie South sheref,ie the oc'cupinicy of Mr. Hama. Also' he Brick Dwell ing House, Lotatid Stabling, in West High strptt; now.i i.tenure oak. tr.vine.,Also new Brick Dwening I louse and pint or Lot attached, on-Dick- , inSon alley; and the Frame House:old Lot of Ground ocenpied by Mr. It. Moore, on West Louther street. Possession giveli on the Ist of April next. For toil's apply to „ JNO. B. PARKER. December 119, 13 , 19. • tf-O VALEJAEIiLE PAW "T HMS aPQ)idi Zia.allll`,-.) 7 7 7' Y vtr.ud of tile pawns nod authority in the last mill nod testament of 1 now.ollin• IM• sale, the' CarliBle'ttoxi -- Works Situated on the Yellow Breeches Crock, 4 east of Carlisle l'a. The estate consists of a First ate av r aza 2‘trya t uals2 0 . with,Ten Thousand a .s -creorLand. A new. - NIERCII ANT MBA, with four run of stone, finished on the most approved plan. About 500 acres of the hula are cleared and highly.cultivated, hat ins thereon erected lirre UL'aturi ES:ralas nal necessary I , 1;;NA T ricr us E s. propelled by the Yellow Itreedies Creek and the S pri w neither fa il,tiorfreeze. There nre' upon the premises all hrt.--ireeessory %cork ams houses ' cool is des,corpeutcr nal sinitii b amstablinglmilt materials. The nee of the be'st quality and ineshatisuble, is widiin 111110't of the Furnace There is nerlutps no Trott Works in l'emischania which possesses nil .periot• advantages aml ofters 'greater inducements to the intestmem of (.7,npit.i. The safer power is so Brent that it might bee-steal, to Lily other monn tat:miring 'purpose. l'ersons disposed to . purchase will or 000rsv i•x:intioe Llic pI ' ILI t •,_1 he tertr.s or sale ti ill be mache ktmw. Iry MARY EGF,., - Excentrix , pl 3licli3el lige, tke'il. Carlisle', Oct. 19,4.84'2. - 51YEEIS cok, Gil ; ta gl7 Ayr. jest -opened their PALL ASSOI2.I. .0_ m ENT of' • • 1.31/17GS; PAL Nrrs, OILS. • •Tokifirr with an epensive assorinv of of • _ .11"arc1:1,.. , Ticef ici eit3 Clad EP:). filner fj. ‘ r OR GES, " A I .NIONDS, Ft (;S, I A 1-.'4NS, rizuv a, - ANTS, — Al 9 'S, ke All cif which ti.). will sell e (71' IT:al7 011 Oil , hitt I;Lt Rvmk.• . . ;- C:1111:,112, DVC,VIIIIICI* [-I, I ~..:r - ~ `vim' ~='-JJ'..~_::~~ N(Y111F!:it supply (if \IA NTER n•eviv, , n, and 1-cring iv7wor c,eBh 111:111 er 111 lin, •ht rodilectl ..Sly priech,:mul . . :01 .,•,.1,, t ,0, s will R ,:t it ‘ 1,•,. 1 4.•(11 11 tkelr . Itact . cht to t.-.olliccure porch.isiok t 1,m11..4•. CiI.IS. OGII.IIV. 7 , ovembvi• 83, 181'2. ' -tr.:di . TY.EEP Ever offered - rti the Public !, • • ••• ,11 • • A ilciii;;ll,'S PATENT LARD LAMP Lard without any preparati i• ink Lt' tille•i•riticc: The light is equal to the •lie:t Term-oil, it. elitirt'l fr,l'fl . olll ~ 111,15 less 111:111 1110 , price. .1 Ile apparatus roe besting the lard is tent ill siiitple, does wit de tract from the appearaiire,•is tint liable to get wit ttl repair, sit may he applied at a 1111311 expense to those kinds 110 W iu 112 V. COliradClit dent thiti 111 . 11 VIC eequit•es only to be is'-uott:ii tic 4 . 41111 t. int() general ose, I respectfully int ite tlw pulilic to rnll . tuticl we 'them to operation. • S.' \I. HARRIS. C:u lisle. o...tober 17, I S 13.• , • • ti'-5 First i:rviv:ii OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.. CLIPPINCER CAREY, .I"ear I.IIP !'Z ?ii Vow!, 2•A 11 I'll `LF3 t 125 n lIA VD: received u sideudid toss , riment of FALL ATio WINTER. GOODS, which they lire determined to sell at the very lowest rash prics. Sept Cher QS, I 844, • • N PALL &' wtivrett GOODS. 111111 F. subscriber is jtut recei, in:{ a fresll supply of Goods, amon g 1,1,4.11.1111 y he found tr. eviveas Broad varietv or SATINETTS, CASSlll7irr - 7: 7 :4'," KENTUCKY JEANS mid oilier seasnaahle good 11' Men's wcat. Aluu,ageneralissurtint•nt ii Alerchandize for the Lailievon which he respr;ctlidly calls their nitelleon. Call and see as norm as patsilde, u s the entire st ek will be sold veru cheap jar cadi: CEO. W. iirrxEit. Cal lisle, Sept. 21,1842. Boats and Sltoi\N subscriber will sell u cheaper autl better ~,oarse 11001' than can be found in Curlisle. ALSO—Lady's double soled. AI °race° and Kid Shoes; liziskinsoisoperior tirtiele,togrther with Boys' kipqlrogans,woniiins' low rived Shoes, ohildrpo's, Bte: S. M. - IJct. ig, 1849.. 11-51 CiftESEi A tARGE quantity of first rate Chees6, L.ll. N. York Cheese, at minced prices. Wholesale or itetail. Also a lot of SALT et the store of WM. 111. MATEER. tf • Novemltev 23, 18441. UMBER ofevery description&SlllNbLES it—al for sale ch . qop, J. & P. MARTIN,:.. • Succeisorti to Miller &Martins. Itarrisburg. E April 20, 184:2; Gm 27 Gameaktafg. -1111oitsc,_ Painter Matter, W,SPECTFpLLY informs the nubile' that be.has commenced the •fIOUSE PAINT GLAZING; and PAPER lIANGING . Mk" a ll ih e i r various ,a btatiches,nd hopes ; by •tri,rlo`.4'o tention to husiness and Moderate charges tO,merik 'and ree e ivo:.othare of public:. patrointre:iflitt 'shop is in fityVtiat, dirmif iri the roar , of-14tei v011,10114 - 401p 4 6 Drug !tat: • 1842 . 71 ; ;(1-0- 1 .11 i,41 5 ,1 1Y1 4 1 , R „,0 S `A' A o7y B ,, A JI T a r vA IN , just • rim flt. of ot.ortr r s, d•A§§yliftß,4:lo4',z Groceries Spi ces_'and: Groceries, AND. IF lalltire.o • THE - subscriber has just received the following articles iii the . Grotiery !Me; which luiviii,g,boaght for cash,he is enabled to sell at the very low prices at which they arc marked. • Prime_Java•Coffee, -• 15 per lb. Best Rio do' Strong Scented, , and atlowei' prices. • Loaf Sugars—common and, fine at .11 & 111 " Do Extra, or finest quality, l4 "" Fine crushed Loaf Sugars. Fine•l3rown Sugars at Prime N. Y.-Cheese at Salarutus, Ground Pepper, • •Do Allspice, G. A. Salt, at 2.59 Sack and 75 eta Bushel Fine, do at 1.110 do -Fresh Cortynts, Bunch Raisins by the potintl,or Half and Quarter Boxes, - • , Oranges, Mace, Nutmegs, I. Salt Peter, . • Cayenne Peppbr (in bulk or bottles.) • . No broken or depreciated bank notes taken for goods—reduced prices and good eurrencyl ,Foi , sale by J. W. EBY. Carlisle, Dec.'21,1812. • • , S ,- 08:keA . 000 : a t$ - a,33(-13.1 s you value your Life,and Health, beseech you read the folloliring: B. ,ILEIIIOY ITT AS the pleasure. of annonnting , to the public, - t that his valuable Medicines receive tire appro bation of Ile ;MEDICAL FACULTY, • being composed qf ingredients which areltmism to the profession, aurl which are daily given by the most respectable pits siCiais'to their patients. This fact alnue is sollicient to stamp their -- It EP UT. - 171 ON - F 0 17 EVER; . as w:ell as cause them to be employed by all with • 01011 E CONP/DENCE LlFin the preparations of quacks and imoostore. It li C O.II.IIENDA TIOXS have been,published frequently, in the papers, from Physicians 111111 Clergy rues, . Members of ' Congress and State Legislaturei; 'respe . etable pri‘ ate c,itizeos, and among them many, .' of the most distinguished members Of churches • . and other institutiobs, in reference to D&. Leidy's Medicines, mid it is hop ml,l'l.olsl the numerous certificates add recommenda tions, havitigheen publivhed carotid 1111 r, that all that_ is now necessary is to kelp them before the public;- Odd they may he reminded of them, where they may obtained genuine, Fee. Este. One of the most valuable i.s • ': 11011,.. IA VATCEIrtE,gt ~ sarsal)ar:ll:2 11319641 Pills: • These celebrated .Pills are daily recommended io Diseases or the Stomach Impurities of the Blood, and Bowels, • generating diseases of. lliThous Atnetions, ' - . the Stomach, Liver, I laliitti.d. Costiveness, - . I leart,the Sideett,Kitl• Indignation, Flatulency, net's, Bones, Ste. &c. Want or Appetite, . Ulcerous Sores of the SMII'IIeES 01 the Stomach, Nose; Throat & Body; ‘Vaterbrasli, Ilcatlburn,, Scalv,_:,Ertiptions nod 'Foul and Miens' ve breath, Blotches of the SkII Kat taste in the mloth, ' Dee nod watery pimples luward Pains. Pains of the .of the liu;e. and !Mil, ; .Stomach, the Sidesould llentlache, (iiildiness, . al 11r,7 t h.• Ilaek;- Seroftll,l,Eil sipelas; • 12hemnat c l'ainsjiont, I Glandular :I:ftections. ' • - Al-St) IN . • - . . C.,ustrititi ' , nal dispas ~rpt•0:16..(1 by Mercury an' • 0:11er mineral prentiratioas, as well as tlie dangerous elle, n,ti.•int.s I Ch1111111 . j11•0:11 tile IlliprOper treatment of 1 ',hit i,,..ke..Re. - •• Ili., Lire of the Flesh is ill the n Illoodo" , '. '• , Leviticus, cit. XXII, v. 11. . 1 . I Be ye iririll,d in ) our Blood, .. And livaltb ‘l,lll attend you. • 'rho ..Teat.ll inei p!es aO% orated by Dr. I.eidy, and in u•hit.li Ir.. i. 3...1,,,,,,!. ted by st•riptore, are .. 1.-.1. Th.d v:talii , is 0 ,- . stained in the Illon.l. 9d.T114. 111-cod, heool , l:llr:_,itinted or imottre;gives rise 1 0 1 , 11 , 11 , w :is di•,eas, . Pr the organs (lithe bole, tit, ..1. ,11.11.11:111 ::c. ficl. That wit:delve Ilan slur effect of purifying the Pion I t p usrs.l 0 OW power of ri.-estabhshitik health nil action to the Lily. deli. l'iirg dins and Starvation, or, in mire words, pin:girt; to the eNtent that is too frequently duae, mid at the same tinie enjoying low diet;ittid abstinence from food almost entirely,stre productive of n o tch ',tore mischief than is gene-ally smppmscd, and in jwoof of it will °My remark, that 13y Purgation— r Theittimati sy‘tein is more °Hess dehilitatedcfor the ery simple 11..115011 Ihi ill the 1/1.0Ce55 of imrgillg all is carried off from the stomach from a Lich tiourtsbuic,a is derived and distributed throw!,ltotit the svF:tent. fI Starvation-Nourishment is absolutely , with held front the system so necessary to it, both foe sus action awl aiding nature, in bearing up agaile , t that progress of disease. • 111.111..1•111.-velliql.1111ellet•S or ho ninth taw .zin g . 51111 . a continued d of most bc to produce such a condition' of the system as si ill eralile disease to intake noare rapid pro!..ress, and extend itself the more ea . sily,and a brief time throughout the system. • ihniqing the foregoing, it becomes nezessat y to inquire how is the Blood to he purified ? and in cm ployfug the meatis;how is the system to be guarded against any serinua coti3equenet_s ? rfis easily answered— ' Por all your ills, Leids's Blood Pills.' Those l'ills' operate gently, though effectually; they do not produce prostration of the systeimas most hills do. They require im restraint either. from occupation or the regular Mode or thing. .No fear need he en tertained of taking 10111 from their and may be taken at all times, by t oung tool old, withont inter fering with tiny other Medicine that may have been taken beforehand. TheVPills are prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, at 1 I Ittiporitim,' • No. 111 '2ll St. lwlow Vine; (Sian (Stile (ill ho, and Serpents,) Phila. • J' I? r: C • 1 nor • cry nholemle dealers. cry' 131:-.)(1 Pills are nun sold ill all Orr prine . ipal towns throu,tliont the Prdorirly• by nuiq resit:ad:dile stoklsseepers throughout the tf4B • • country . . For s•le. in C• rlisle. by STEW ^" L T 17 A genin for Comlowland Comity. -- I"..lirlisle,'Dec. '21,18W. -15.8 ERE ENSURANCF. Y. North AcrkprAca QiiAiliranncCCO. OF PIIILA DELPHIA. 3011-11 N N. MYERS, Agent; Carlisle. Flt S company eohtinues to malin Insurances against loss or ilarnagc by Fire, on tho must reasonable terms. They also tako PwriplotuAL stisKsi. on stone or brick buildings at . 52.5 on 81000, the premium 'subject to be drawn any time by the party insuring) at a dedpetton of five per cent. on the amount of; prentium paid. -- - The usual rates for one year on Stone and Brick Buildings, $4 to $5-un $lOOO Log and Frame, a . $6 to $7 on $lOOO Merchandize, about • 85 on $lOOO Application in peraon or by letter will have int . - mediate attention. The Spilaw; Giarilef -, lnsuraOci Co. Or PHILADELPHIA. M . AKE INSURANC E ,) e ith e rir temporary of against loss or'damugo by Fine, on or Country, on florins, Barris and Build ings of all kinds; _on-Household Furniture, Mar cliandize, Horses, pattlo; Agricultural, Commer 'cial and • Mtimfacturifig Stock, and A Utensils of: every deseriptiou l tonrellas Ilithil'AClE9and Gummi, RENT, upoivlbe unikt fastortgile terms. The, followilig, ilia the um?l rates; vizi , av Stone arid lirriklibildings, from . ---- :.,"-.. `-, _A' ::. ' '. ' "Log and frame - 4t 00 to TIY etin on 100 :!. • !i4orplilinlize and ftirni- ,. ; ~ - ~ .• . it.i,ltrOitt,3l§,Aipplone . 4:, 110,1fterW,: , 40,0 50 ots."on:':100'. I t Voific)4o , ,laiept.ir; ';-,go tO/(rgt.'im .100. 1 .: . ."411 0 141* - 7` ';'F' - :•ni. - . 'Uses. '.,,';‘::- '' '-''."'• • .. , :ti`to • ~..o‘4, ~,'s,p'„•e':l . )%:. P o 4 4 , Oh !MO :::::Aiiiigti i'liiik;triifiiiiiiii),:,—,?,-.:-,,,,,,: 8&10 " • 10 " 10 " 16 " ' 14 " Citron, Cloves, Cinamon, SPECTFULIX tenders his serviOeS totho citizens df Cat lisle rind its vicinity, that ho attend to and perforth all dental %wallahs such ns Cleaning, Phtging and Vxfractingna tural Teeth, find insertiag mcorruptablo artificial teeth from n single tooth to an entire set. — (0-Onice'oppusite ArrarJane's Hotel. July, 84. • Cf-36 lerS.,perrnenently located in Carlisle,and kill per- Ail:form all operations-that are required in tie practice of his profession—such as -- • Extracting, Filing, Pitigging . , and nisei.ling Artifirial Tectit,. tl•nm a single tooth to an entire Oct: Fixrafew months ensuing., Pr. Loomis will, be in Carlisle, tee first two Weeks to viten monilil—after whic j, he will be alownt until die first two tocchs inench following - month—at - which period lie intiy be found at Ids Office, Piff sf 'Mar .11,i'lltruttc's Hotel. Carlisle, May 4,1842. tf-27 Between ',Mechanicsburg and Philadelphia or MILLE subscriber grateful for past favors, begs .iouvo to inform his, friends'una the public generally, that he still continues to run aline of burthen Cars regularly between Mechanicsburg and Philadelphia or llaltithore, by which goods and produce of all descriptions will be lbrwarcled with care and despatch at the lowest rates of freight. Produce will he received at his Ware lionseziii Mechanicsbing,. and forwarded to either Phila delphia or llaltiinore, according to the direction of the owner._ 111 - I"Phe highent price will be given for Wheat and !'lour. MARTIN MnILEY. N. D. Plaster of Paris and Salt always kept on hand, and for sale ut the lowest prices Sjla C 2 ci • . . . Ile has also nn hand, nt the Depot in Mechanics:. burg, tol sale, PAU MISER, such as Boards, S la i ngles, Scant lin gs, .'ice: of all kinds, which will be sold on liberal terms. . August 17, 181. tf-d9 • --- ,-,_______________ r „-- 004ta _ • ,''' rf , Y Ii r:' , l.._ xr,,vir Me Grove, LimO.burners, ,y j and Bituminous COAL, - -constantly for ei alu by J. & I'. MARTIN,' Suceessori to Miller & Martins Harrisburg, April 20. 11:345', : . , fim .25 • FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMOR.. • - 'FIIIE 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 Win, L. Fox, Broad at. and to Castner, Christian & Curran, No. South Wharves; Philadelphia; and Joseph Elder, Baltimore. Until further notice, the following prices will be adhered to between this place and the above ities. Me per 100 lbs Groceries, Q Ware and Hardware, Dry Goods, Furni. 'turn and Drugs,.' -Wheat, Ryo & Corn. . per bushel .• r lO -41 Oats do , 6 7 Lumber per lil6o • feet $2 75 , _63 50 • Shingles,: do 150 200 ; Flour per bbl. • 314 ' .35 , 500 Shad do 376 50 Herring' do . 311 'Salt per sack, 22,.. , .32 • Pitch, Tar and nositi- , • •_ pet 100, 16 Plaster grosilon; 25' $2 50 Oenip,por 100, 16 • 22 Hides, , 25 Pigikletal,groSiton 250 3 50. Blooms kCastings, a 12i 400 • Dar Iron,•, 3 30 4.50 Nails porkcg, 18 4 23, LOnther per 100,', 20. 25 ' " Whiskey per.bbl • 50,- - gufrßlockspefloo,As Cdrh Stone, '.410.:!:*-4-,42.6 Something New ter l e HP/111"1. _,• ..., - . . , -_---- •, -; ;Li, \-1 i':;:i ..., '-..., - . .:_ - - - f . :_:: - 7.- . ~- -_. _-_ -_-_ r _ --,-: ----. : : =--- F. _ ---"'" r '''•-•:, BEAUTY AND: ECONOMY.. 'Superior. IV,ne, Beaver • Hats, $4,25. BUT, little more than three months have elapsed sibee the subscriber submitted for the inspec tion of the Public his superior fine Our Hats; at the low price 0f..04,25, Equal in all respeets, to the mdst costly (and with which he challenges a comparison,) and in - this shok period of time, he ha's more than realized his most sanguine, expectations. He would therefore 'lake, this opportunity of making his grateful ackneweledg ments to a discerning Public, and aiso,of expressing 'his gratitude to his former friends and patrons, who have so generally called on him since his re-establish ; . ment.in business—as it is a proof that he has hereto fore given satisfaction. -He will now use_every don, not only to please the fancy, but to furnish the Cheapest and best flat in the City. • This he is enabled to do from hispraairal know ledge, and .peculiarly ,. :ECONOMlCJiL .0.4811 SYSTEM OF BUSINESS, at less Jprice than they can be Olibred by those_ who are mere buyeis and sellers, and still adhere to the old credit sYstem, with high rents and igtravagant_expenses. In proof of hi—position, he has introduced for the inspectiOn 611.1. e public, a . . SUPERIOR. .FINE NUTRIA RAT, Ou fine Russia body,st the unprecedented low price of - THREE — DOLL - lIIS - C4'1711771 PENTS ! 1 ! Egoal in 'any ilespeet to those sold under the old sys tem, at $t and V.;. The above named price tgill beXtrictly adhered to, and he trusts his tidends who order their hats sent home, will not be offended sliCuld the bill be sent at the .same time, or soon after, to their couating-houses as no book:of charges is kept in this' estiddishment: The subscriber is sorry to say, that efforts Mire been made, and 'doubtless will continue to be made by same, to injure his EconUrnical and , Fashionable Establishment. Ile would therefore pailicularly in vite the public, alter examining every where else, to. call and see him. • 0 - 3.1 has and Caps or every alescription made to order,at short notice, wholesale and retail. • CHARLES F. RAYMOND, - Practical - II AT - and - CAP - Manufbeturer, No. - 82, Chesnut street, below Third, opposite Congress Hall, P. S. The Ladies will here find a handsome as sortment or Fiir /Ind remit - pm ble prices. Old Furs alterarrand repaured in the best. manner. WANTED-4teecnom Musk Rat, Otter, Fisher, nn Pother shippimrFars. December 7,18 l t. , • 1141 S. DUNLAP 'ADAIR, .gurorneti Law, OFFICE N 0.3 Beelem's Row, on thq_Pub lic Square, Carlisle, Pa. - April 6,18.0. • tf.23 • • ATTORNEY AT LAW Office opposite tile Carlisle Batik. - July 27, 1842. • , Grn.39 SAN WaTENDEL, ID Tat /I - co .Dr: C. Loomis, Dentist, 7v,ect. • : aluesbo L e [BY Rath 110.11) o.le to ea . g'rtr • o ` 3 411 . 1, FD, p '1 1 6 4. 15c 22 $1 per bbl, 20 23 40 25 28 44c amum.g.awl:RattaAil , ,e3 . . ... , ,PRESENTS.II .0 worts; .&. ITALTIERSTItK biro Jost received at their Drug, Book, Stationary antl_Variety StOre, a large aaaortmeiit of TOys, Toy:Books for Chvistinas Presents. Annals, Solivenirs, ' and Port-folios, for .1843. Together with a choice selection of 'entertaining A...Will' READING, for long winter evenings. ALSO 311114)01 010015,1, of every variety, School Bibles and Testaments, • Smith's' Geography and Silas, Olney .4. Mitchell's do. '' • Smith's Grammar, ...Kirkam's ditto, .angel's Series, No, 1,2, 3,.4,.5, 4. 6, Cobb'l,School Books, complete. - Emersan, 'Byerly, Barham, lk Trek seer's Spelleri ' • Pike, kse,Smiley;-4- Kinerson's .6- rithmetics, with Keys,' Iviatltemalical Instrument : Letter, Cap, and Deed paper, ruled and plain. Note Paper. Silver-Pencil; etelPointsi , Jacket:or Lead Pcncils in_wood, or all tempers; .with a large as sortment of BLANK BOOKS, ruled and unruled. 2118Volaraitriliffg OThuperiar nish. Razors, Razor Stropi • Shaving ushes, and finely sOented. Shaving. oaps and assorted Per. • furnery., FANCY AI'ATIONARIV: Superior opaque and Itußsia Quills, Bristol Hoards, • _Mee paper, Visiting efirtis,rolored - Seuling Wax, - Plait, nod Motto Seals; New 1111mie l (VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTALO Stltioicat Knoticittornt4, 'Together with a general and well Selected assort meat of Catzecical and Aliscellaneoui Irarka, "to please the fancy 'and Improve the taste." • • FARMERS' HOTEL. TE subscriber hereby informs his friends and thy public in general, that he still continues to keep le.‘•" PURLIC I ;I; : 1 111; ports to the min ary notn itlistatidins.,) at the OLD STAND, in East High Strict, a lewiloors east 4, the Court House, where he will . at all times tal.e. pleasgre in administering to the comforts of those 1 ho ma, fuusor him witlithOr custom. Ilia ISAR shall be coastanth• supplied m itb the choicest liquora, and his TABLE with the bell. the market can 'llirnish. 'A careful OSTLER t.ln•ars kept in attendance—and nothing'sliall be left ht.d JllO to pease all who call with hint. 130Alt1W.11.8'laketihr thC•ireek, month - or rear: :ANION WONDERLiCH. Carli=le; April 6, 181 , t'-23 • Union Paper • Mill. THE subscriberyaspectfully iufirins the pub. lie ut Liege, that he has leased the• above as tablisliment. six miles south olCurlisle;for a term of years,a ml the MU, having been recently re paired, awl new machinery introduced, he is therefore prepared to manufacture to order, (atid also has: a s apply constantly'on hand) Paper ot every kind and Quality, which he, v iII furnish to printars, merchants and others, in L Ely quantities at the hovest city prices. All orders (dressed to the subscriber, at i'aper town, Cu...L.614ml county, sill receive prompt attention. , • Having I 'rely reeeived'a supply of the very beet moteriabi, heflattershinvelf that he will be able to manulatlure parr equal in qualify to any ether eAablishmant'iu the cogntry. WILLI:1AI IL MULLIN'. le3lv 20. B. The higheNt price yhtie tur.rag.s._ YII.II,IIEERS. P X 111: sohseeiliors. la their FOUN 1)1: V A NI.) NI AGII I N Si I 01', on 1I:4111 btrtfei, op. 1111.. Comity iti the ItorniilJ or Carlisle, 4:online 111 !wild the. folhiii log 'Mchines anti [hese POWCI'S - -% IZ: D.'Burreirs • era • Improved, THREE AND FOUR FL® '11= 5 4 . ,!.. `[ .. 96\NTI)S,D 9 Withn !twit-mutt bowl-whorl, Vkith a tt not. to con duct tht• !amp , 11.14_,V11, GEM{ 1101ZSE 1)(11VITF - Th, of the lioriiefii The, lire well calculated to lint to one side oldie barn bridge, or tinder the bat)) shed. New and Improved Shaker, To separate the grain from the hit aw, which will iltspen , e with one or two hand,, %sill be made tt, the chute's aeltine if. waited. TmAut=l - 82,g Parelo . ;sing any of the above INlaeliiiies net . , have the 'irk liege. after a lair trial, of returning . be softie it not satisfied. All Alaelditewand Horse l'ott era are arratited for one year, if well aged. ' REPollli'llalriN. All kinds of-re . pairing will' be thine at tte snortes notice snit on the most reasonable terms. They al 4in s hecp on hand all castings uccesvny 10 t the abo% e Machines, or tiny oth.;rs fluty io one. I RON, ND BISIMILL-nsl4,- There is Ow, attached to the above establishmect no IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, at which all kinds of . c.AsTi NOS can 'be Itad;--huch us Apple Mills, Corn Ilrakcra, Plaster Brakers, Mill Gear ing, Saw Mill Cranks, Machine Gearing, NVltgon Boxes, Sze. Su:. Also. ' • • TURININGANDTINISMIING, Such as MillSpiailliCarßoxeiVTiumingbithes; all in the-best order, in iron manilas. O - All orders will be executed at the shortest tio • tiee; and promptly attended to. Farmers and others 111 . 41 respectfully invited to give us a call, confident that the; can be suited to their satisfaction. •A. STOUFFER & CO. . tf 7 4.1 andn`Plancies, Henwood's and Ogle's PLOUGHS 'LOUGHCASTINGS, such as Cutters Land-- sides, Sm. &e., can also be had at the fothideyt SHOUP IN CNOLIEN. A. OTHERS; DU ON YOUR GUARD!-- This is the season when this destructive complaint attacks youi interesting little children, often robs you of those you fondly doat on, and carries hundreds to the grave. Every mother' shouldilierefore, know its symptoms, watch them closely, and always ho prepared with a remedy as many are dully sacri flood by.such neglect. ,At first the little pationt.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 Conan that w ill surely ter. Initiate in 'convulsions or death unless something is immediately gil , cri-to check it. in this complaint the "Balsattrof Wild Cherry" is , well . known to be the most speedy ever dibovereil... It is indeed a precious remedy—mild, safe:and innocent,' and ae sure to give the sufferer immediate , relief, and . quickly, restore' it to Stab? and: health. Fami lies residing in the country indeetteVery , mo. ther who loyekher,children, should sin ays keep this Medicine in the house 'and give it to them early, by doinglio'you may 'often Savo (lie life of one you fondly love: . ~Remember th is i 4 the fareous - remedy of this distinguiShett physician; tar, which ..1104,;...eerbft: :thee/tends of -CROUP, - WHOOPING COUCH','ASTHItt,A,PONSUNP. TIONi ke„fillotevery other medicine has failed:l . 0:TBe particelar. when :you.' purchase to.' tisk. for "Dr.' Wtirrinls BALSAM , CIIE4TUY: , 'as' there is a sznur .01' this ntimnAdvertised that is entirely a differentaticdietne;- „. Prepared only; by CheMiSts, N0:33 SOutk Fetirth. street; -Philadelphia; , i CONSUMPTION OF THE. LUNGSI • Affegions of the liv e r, .Isthma, Bronchitis, .Pains or soeaknest of the .Breast or Lungs, Chronic, Coughs, ,Pleunsy. 11xmorrage of the Lungs, and affections of Me Pulmonary prgans.. . • _ OWN PRESCRIPTION. II compontiallalsamic preparation of the Pruntik T r iqida!dis or ")Vild Cherry Bark,"combined wills the ~...cfxact of....rar;pi•epared by anew chemical process, approved and.recommended by the most Alstingulshed physicians; and universally acknow ledged thel ost valuablo-medieine.eVer, discovered. NO QU CKERY!.!! NO DECEPTION. In settin fOrtlythe virtues of this truly great me dicine, we I no desire to deceive those who arc laboring under affliction, nor do we wish to en!ogise it more than it.justly deserves; . Yet when we look eiound and see the tastWmount of suffering and dis tress' occasioned by Many of the diseases in which this 'medicine haft proVed no' highly successful, we feel tlitit we cannot urge its claims. too strongly, or say too much in its favor. . _ Various remedies It is trim haVe been offered and puffed into notice fon. the 'cure of diseases of the Lungs, and some have no doulit been found Cry' usefur„but of all that have yet-been discoverallA is Mlinitted by physicians, and all who have witnessed its effects,ihat none,has proved as successful as thiff: Such, indeed, arc the ' • . SURPRISING VIRTUES Of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stage of CoNsummori,after all the most esteemed remedied of physicians hare failed to effect ruv change, the use of this medicine„ has been prOductive, of the • most astonishing relief, and actuallilefficted 'cores Acrid' hopes of rreovery had been despaired of. In thoftpLstages_ofthedlsease;termed "Catari•- iiiir - .6tsumplion,"originatiug from nellectcd Colds, it has been used with undeviating success ; and hun dreds acknowledge they owe the restoration (Stitch.. health to this invaluable medicine alone. In that form of Consamption-solirevalent amongst - delicate- yOung females, commonly termed debility, or "GOING 'INTO A DECLINE," A complaint with - which thousands are lingering; it has also proved high]" successful, and not only pus genus the Tower of ehecking.the _progress of this alai niing complaint, but also strengthens'and orates the sysiein more Officinal)) than any medi cine we have evm possessed. llcside's its surprising efficacy in Consumption, it is equally efficacious in Liver Cornyilinte,aatino, Brniebitii, and all affections of the Luilgs, and has at ell Many of the most obstinate cases,alier every a.,er remedy had failed. tr,t•For particqlars see Dr. Wistar's Ta:c ise ow.Csinsumption j to .be had 67 the. Agehts. • . THE EXTi . .AORDINAR - 1' SU CCEy4 Attending the use of this medicine in discuses of Ihe Lungs; and the many singular cures it has ef fecfeti,-liaving natilral/Y attracted the . attention of 111:111V physiciansi{-ss:Vell as the 4% hole fraternity' of piac.:l%s.) %arittscoljectures nail aurmiu slrnearlscn respecting its composition some yhysiciatis hav e supposed it to contain lodine, puler IglioyBlll preten ders say. it must contain ilbrriftwouid . to some such substance they each attribute its singular tfliiiiry-, 7 As such opinions are altogether erroneous, and cal-, eqlattidto prejudice many persons against it, we ' " PLEDGE OUR 110 NOR That Room:this nothia; of the kiilil, or any thing the least injeirimis; on the contrary, it is composed of the most siiiiplesubstanacylw.principle of-which ure - tbe • egthicts.of TAU and II Lin rry Bark, and,the Whole Secret of its cllicacyttnisists in the mode by which they are prepared. ..As we have already publi heti numerous certifi. cafes from the highest authority, which pence it% virtues beyond all doubt, we coli6ler:jt unnecessary to exhibit a . lour list of thorn in %Ili!. Witee, and will 0111) ion a few cases, to show w lint it has %lone • 'WHILE LIFE 11bIAINS \VE IIAV[ STILT, St)AIE lIOPE A SUItPIItSING CUltF,=A•noi.g the, moil siligullit• cures %loch this ioctlit hie bitti.elre'col, them is perlistis mote iu übich it:, primers nye so fully situu it as in the (-use of Airs. Austin. This lady had been eminumptive Lou nes eral vows, and durii g the greater parr of thin iett.il44l Alit: hest niciliral attention, and iris 41 all the'ruost valuable remedies, yet io.thint; could I e leuud to arrest its progress. She became jr it to Ill'ellSllll,3lll • ... . I. PIIII 1. - •: step MIS feast disease ern:tit:m - 41 its coot se, 444 til .411 hope of a rect.% ery 5t as entirely despaired of \Visite in this 11 1 04, the sees tcege of th , grilse, she commenced the tine of this lialnalm, 111.1‘ is, h. use Lee omit exprennion, upernted almost like a 41...1 111 ill at h fla . s s she expectorated ti eel, „die C^tlglt Uat 144 alintill) isp press. 41, and el cry day nplivarl 41 to :44141 froth vger to her looks, Slid now. in the place of that eillaciati 41 form ti ilhari.ag In (ken , , , lie in been toieglitig iu selety,iii be tee calth hit Ai she lots enjo ed to rears. - I)I9INTERFETED 'TESTIMONY Wltl , CSSrhl tho of 1)r. Wistrr's 111Ilsolnt of V191(1 Cherr cuBt• of 311 s. A ostio.„l t ArkIVIM feligt` the what st:rtl•nleot lo he trot: Hod cort'ect. C. NV AVILES, 31. I). Wooestown, %lA. 4. 1841. -14.(sar-Sir nireall found lituttleetls of pawl 1.1111 tollocutus, it 11111 Y still be gratit jog to you to reeei‘e H eummut.i eatiott from uoy otw that iota heel' relic%tul In it. Such, Sir, is fro!) toy ease. I !not': been n lietiot to that terrible disetthe f:otooteoption. f , .• 111111,y man tbs,und f. !gen.!, ,so notch, haul I load be come utmost weury of ins Ilettrirg Sour lial‘altu so )14, , 1t1y praised, I began talking' it aft W %1 ea back, Itl . 111 Vl9l tissttre ,ou it liasyrlievtd the luore than an, thing I hale ever used before, mid I eolindently believe it will corvine elreetunlty. Please give the hearer Ilie m omit of the eoelohell,ooll oLligu Yaws Itespeetfolly, • ' .lona PE ARSON. , . Chester COunty, Sept. G, 1841.. Friend Wistar—lt gives me much ph asure to in form thee that my wife's health has. improved very notch since she has been usiin thy Ilaltalm of Wild Clot•i•ri - , anal no think there is no doubt tut that it will cure her. Slit has taken the two ho es 1 imr l chasot lt from thee a short time 'since, Si •h r is mu • loiter, the oho sling' eeltr r b e t r n t! saes Cow has found nothine• to rite"' at eight, .., .. 41er 60 much re ''''': -14.1 " . ""•- 9 .-' 9 V'''. ..—''. • tl • 1 • r•r two bottles wei. . ~... ,eerie 10 . 1 t. a. us i.. mote for • Thy ' , ritual. • ~ . . EDWAIRD TIOLUTS. Lancaster county,ly 18 , 1841 lleor Sir--Pfeesc 'send me two bottles of . your genuine lialsalm. of Wild Cherry I have teen af flicted with Consumption for the lest two years, end suffered very much with a severe cough,-pains in my_breast, difliaulty-of breathiug, night sweets, Sm., mid having tried numerous remedies, and also been under several doctors, yet 1 vitiliThot find auv thing to relieve me until I used some of your Italsnlm. F ot one bottle from n neighbor amine wiso is using it, and have found such wonderful relief from it that I have no doubt it will cure me' erectile*. . 'cry respectfully yours, Ste.. _ 80.11ERT 11011111AIC cry Read the following from Dr. Jacob Hoffman, pliysician. of extensive practice in Huntin ' gdon county: Dear Sir-.—T procured one bottle of Dr. Wistar's Balsalm of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed, Page ufthis place, end tried" it ni a case of Obstinati Asthma on a child Of Paul Schwebie, in !Wellman other remedies had been tried without any relief' The Halsalm gave sudden relief, and in my opinion the child is effectually cured by its use. _Yours, leo. JACOB Horrmsar.,3l. D.. December '2 d, 1841. Dear gr . ...;Tour - Illalsaltn of Wild Cherry has af fected-some astonishing enres here. Cue of which 'is an oldlady, Mrs. Russell, who had been suffering for a long time with ahortnos of breathing, and gen eral weakness, until she: was finally obliged to keep . bar bed: After Vlll . llotlB other remedies had been resorted to iwvain, she commenced using your But sithrvind after taking twobottles, was so tar reeorer.. aft to - be able to attend to sill the ditties of her. holfse; and on taking , tWcrbottles more was entirely cured. Respectfully; &c. , • . .lourt•S..C. MARTIN. . . Poltaiilie ['a. CAUTION.—As there. is a spuriouttinixture called qyrup of Wild' Cherry, purchasers Should be very particular to ask for Da..WISTAIPS BAL.. SAM, and observe his signature on the Bottle.' Prepared for the proprietor, and sold, at...whole. .sale by Williams & Co., Chmuists., No, 21 "street;Philadelphia: Sold in Carlisle SAMUEL' E LtiOrr ; . . Shippeniburg by Ole:Rev. David Smith;" risburg by John Wyeth', Jr; . 4aeasteril . J. Gish; Chambersbnig by - Leivislieulg,,anitin almost every town and village throughout the eenntry. '.• Price, $l . , op ' di bott le.' . Nthrepatier 25;1.842... *Di VIOAN kW* , UST reoive6-810-BitiCk4o,tashiga . re. 4