iEMME"it aN:!5ZZ:8...066
kraal a late•FoiTignqotii. - ail:
ALL THINGS PERISH ;AVE VIRTUct
nY Tnoirai,rowrs.,
.
. , .
"Sweet reerii''Bo cool, SO' caliii, 80 bright,
. .• "'.
The brido of tbeeartliand sky,
The dew shall .weep thy faille-night,
i'ar thou must die.
. . .
. .
' S'weet yosei-risitovi fragrance now T crave,
To glad, my seytisa and joy mine eyes,
'Thy root:is:ever in,its grave,
- ' " . .11,.nd ihou•must die.' "
Sweet spring-►ao full of shipo and showers,
It Makes the weary spirit sigh, 1, .
TO' think,"with all'thy herbs and flowers;
. That thou must die: :
Sweet tnnsio—een the lovely song
'Which from narbarp in window nigh
Is tinating on the breeze along,
E'en thou'muat die..
And allike hright and glistering train
OG itari that stud the deip blue sky;
Must they all perish-7 , 110ne remain
• TO glad the'eye ?
Anti vales, and lleids, and rushing strepms;
Ana nlountains thatinvede.the sky, .
Are tliey as baseless pa our dreams
'Aud I=lst-ou-die
And All that's beautiful and fair
On Nature's fidad.—love . 's melody,
That makes sweet musiCof the air,
. All—all must die !
And man, frail form of senseless clay,
now his glance is proud and high,
Perchance upon this passing day
He too may die!
But the bright soul ?—thatishrined ivithin—
The quenchless light in mortal form--c
Tho' dimm'd by misery and in sin,
Defies the worm: ,
When all the stare shall fade away,
And suns in their owp blaze expire ;
And trackless comets cease - to stray
, • Willi wand'iiiii;
,fire.
The soul shall ever live, nor know
The lapsd of time, but dwell on high,
And share—in endlessjoy or woe-:7
Eternity.'?
A VILLAGE. FUNERAL.
_ There_are_perhaps-few:inManeci—niore
striking - to the iobservant and thoughtful
'mind, than a village funeral. 'the feelings
are wrought to a survay of our own mor
tality—the feeble tenor by which - exis
tence is held, and the certainty of death.
The bsll,
.as it pours the knell. of the •de
parted from the.listening ear, speaks . with
an iron voice against the folly of resting
our whole hopes upon• this 4_4 transi-
toffy existence=lilte vain bubbles upon the
troubled ocean, born' from the comdotions
of the deep, and doomed to vanish into air
5t the rush of every curling billow, and tthe
'blooixiing of every surge. ' It has a impor
__
tsot lesson to impart 'wkieli should serve
'to withhold the maddening plans of ambi
tion and the dreamsof youth—to allay the
thirst . for eery, and sadden the smile on
—the-cheek of youth. l'hese_arO a few of
.the effeett — Whielt — shoTild impress the spirit-
when we. return from that: spot where a:
fellow being has sought his final , resting
place in the earth, and gone to sleep - upon
its bosom, never to wake till thetrump of.
'God shall tremble upon the ear of a startled
univeise; The, thought of death comes
irresistibly hoMe to the soul, when the
chide are falling upon•the coffin which eng
closes one who was but yesterday with us
upon the earth—mingling with the same
friends with whom we mingled; one who
attended with us at the same sanctuary—
who rejoiced • when we wore glad—Who
hacivept when we have wept, who has
shared with us the sympathies of nature.
and the endearinents of society—it iiimpos-
Bible when such an one dies, not, to
,feel
the bereavment, and to have thoughts of
our own frailty crowd upon us, and the
awful realities of an untried existence have
a place imour.rninils.
would, perhaps, be useless to enquire
why these impressigns • are not generally,
,Jmoie lasting; why they do not sink deeper
and remain longerimpreased on the heart.
The.infatuation' of tie world—the plans of
'individual success in, business or in plea
sure—the concerns for a mortality which
must soon be 'thrown by foi a state which
'is eternal, are the chief influences which
min the chamfel of the thoughis, almost
`before the "step of the pall bearer are be
lond the gates ,of the ehurch-Yarl — Que
?goes to his farm . , another to his merchan
• elize ; the dead Ore' forgotten, and man
'plods on his way full of dreams, until he,
too, must.lie,downitt: th • , dust. Then the
same . .cereniony is 'a 7:lliirformed, and
thoselhat •have gone beftire him, he
.is Soon forgotten. A kind tear may pcca-
`atonally be Act'
,above his humble bed;
but iipie• and the chances and changes of
-tite,i;,orldsoon trash his name frodiTecotd
suiltecqection.: • -
the coldness of the world, when
one ,of 'its nuntber sinks away into °the
graye,'that creates in the human breast such
.•an instinctive. dread of ' death, and such a
-tie:lire:to live in the:memory-of eurjrieedi
`.our4ountry. 'Alas, how delusive, is
!o,parivetuats nur,merpory in the
':.„iltd?iiiiits . ei:Mtrilesceridants.. The 'ashes
'dace, in:theseptilchril urn,rthe rose plant]
.6 7 ; 0 1 ; 1, 44o sheds: and rp
'1101VrOsiril,0,4)1080410 for' tifew fl Oting
handol4planted: 4 %,
• .**,,krittige ,. :4l4:worls l out Jo,
lifif:Ov4
• , ,0e..1 6 09 .1 04i..0,'KT,41i4
it4:olre' , ; , %#Y
i , qAttki#:Aho
O
r4 h Pr a t
e;t: 1 0 . •115 1 5 1 ,J.,
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,-.. ••-•.sw.c.p.futim..)E,E,oA, ) ,., ... , .•Y: , : , ,t.
.I[IVIPROVEIVIENtS jiitt434 bkBll ; .tifindi ift
A almost every lainnak;o • httsineis exeept ln:that
of eiilipigii"g'.,Philikdeliihiti - With 'Poyistolis ,, ; ,
The,oresent models nearly' thelante its that perdu=
ed hereto the lieselutien;'when this'e4 slid not non-
tain tWeturthottaktl I . hitatita:` - 7 '''.., ' . 1 -'*"
1, 1 .
• • . :There 111 O;dfstatte : round PhiladelPiln from'
which a farrier Cantle bring his produce to market,
hy'llM 'lapel 'made' of a, Wagon )witljnities;iiiithout
-tslting,the beitpart 6f onis, day 16 opine; and' iinOther
I l to . tietl;.and the third day to return hornet'llins-oe
cupying nearly thive,days to bring;their produce to
markett A.043;1f he attends twice ti: week, which he
oughttti dti, especially in the summer season; (when
the labor of himself and team aro moat needed at
home,) it Will 'occUpy',.firso winile tintit - ef himself
and. two homeand ex_peuses on the rottiljinerely Ad
- enable - 11W° settliis produce: NO businesi can Or
ought to stand such a tax Upon it. , -Those who Hie
still further oft, have' to take their produce to the
stores in their -neighborhood, and when flutter is'
I selling in Philadelphia inarket ttt 25 cents per lb:,
they sell to the store§ at 124 cents, and receive Dry
Goods, Groceries or-other store, goatiale payment,
at high prices.
In order to remedy this difficulty,a large atone.
market-house has been erected in Philadelphia, near
the ColleCtor's office on the Columbia rail road,
' with glazed windows and dry. cellars, called the
' "Car Market "front the circumstance of having a
.braneh from the Columbia rail road running through
it so that Farmers can bring their 'Produce by dhe
morning train. of cars, sell out, and return by the
evening cars, or they catrcome to market by the at: '
ternoon lhm and return the, next day, where their
residence is 50 or 130 miles from the city. .
Even where they reside 100 miles off, they can_
`come to market - one - da and'return the next with
very little expense or fatigue; thus in a few 'hours
convet ling a I Lith ei r_p ro.duce.i nto.gold-or- silverkor
notes.of specie -paying' banks, (there are , no othes.in• l
general circulation iii Philadelphia at present,) and
this good money will be paid to thud in the city
'there they can buy_ their dry-goods, grOceries, &e.,
at first hands as cheaply as the country merchants
can do, and thus save as much as will pay their toll
on the rail road ; so that, whatever is the difference '
between the yricesat home mid iu Philadelphia, will
be a clear profit. As producers will thus be enabled
.to sell cheaper than those who reside neat , the city,
(who pay more for their farms, and have to bring
their produce by wago . n anti horses,) purchasers will
go there, especially in these " bard times" when
every body teels disposed to save all they honorably
can.
There is another class of Farmers , who live too far
off from the rail road to send their produce to 'mar-
ket in this way, who would bring it to the stores'or,'
depots along the rail road, Should such be establish
ed, and sell to storekeepers or dealers•of produc'e
along the line, who would always be prepared to buy
and forward it to the car market.
It is desirable that suitable
. persona should estab
lish such depots for the reception and forwarding of
such produce, either on commission or on own Sc-.
count. Storekeepers in the interior might thus find
reafly sale and quick retains for produce received
by them: The State beings the cars to the Aliirket
House by steam, so that horse power will not be re-
quired
SAMUEL WEBB.
No; 307 Arch atrect,-Philadelphin, —
April 13,
.1843. .31-2
Nifrtitt• -
S'IIEREBY GIVEN, that letters or kdroinis
L tratton on the Estate of ABRAHAM-CI-FLOW,
late of South Middleton township, Cumberland en.
deceased, have this day_been issued by the Register
in and for 'said Coontyi to the subScriber;t: All per•
sons having claims or demands against the' Estate,of
said tleeedent,are requested to make known the sonic
without and those indebted to make payment
immediately to
WILLIAM LINE ,
GEORGE EITLOW,S nlim'".
march 20,184,
' a DR. TAYLOR' - -
illan 117211111(019
From 3,75, Boweryi.N. York
FOR nine Years this medicine has stood unrivaled
for the cure of Coughs, Pain in the side, diffi
culty of breathing, Bronchitis, and all those affec
tions of the 'llirout, Lungs and' Liver, which are a
source of so much suffering and wide% unarrested
so often terminate in Consumption. So extensively
has this remetlyobeett used and in so many cures has
it proved successful, the proPrictor heels' 110 hesi
tancy in recominending it to all who unfortunately
hove occasion to resort to some means of recovery.
Multitudes who have experienced its lumpy effects,
-can-testify-to-its-utilityotial-very-many-resunctWom
a premature death, poi n t to it us the means of their
restoration..
The originator of this remedy 'VPs well versed in
the science of medicine, and a 'skilful
. practicioner.
Physiermsfiimiliar with its effects not unfrequently
prescribe it in their practice, and with the Medical
Faculty generally it has met with a larger share'of
approbation urns is common with exclusive
Ij-CONSUMPTION—The following remarkl
were taken from the last number of the Medico
Magazine:
"The surprising effect produced.by the genuine
D r . Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowery, in consumptive cases, cantim fail extliting
deep and thrilling interest throughouttheworld. We
have so long believed this disease (consumption) in
curable, that it is difilcult to credit our SCSSCS when
we see persons; evidently consumptive, restored to
health. Yet it is a (het of daily occurrence.
LIVER COMPLAINT and General Debility—l
do consider my cure almost miraculous. I was given
up byt.wo physicians and told to prepare for death.
1 was in 0115 low state when a friend sent me a bot
tle of Ili% Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, from 375
Bowery, and before I hail used up the bottle I was
able to sit up in bed, by the further use I have com
pletely regained my health. All should use it.
GEO. WELLS, 23 John st.
O:).VIOLENT PAIN IN THE SIDE'.—I have
been =TO of a violent pain in the side, extending
through to the shoulder, indigestion, dizzness, loss
of appetite and general debility, by the use of two
bottles of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort.
. _ .J. A. li. ALLEN, 7 Merchant's Row.
For sale by STEVENSON & DINKLE; sole
agents for Cat:lisle and vicinity
October 26,1842.
do Bankruptcy.
United States Comet,
EASTERN 'DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
. •T 0E . •
.PETITIONS for Discharge anti Certi-
K ficate under the Bankrupt Law, have been fil
ed by ' •
JOHN STOUGH, Individnaliy and lute.Merehant
of the firm of Stough Sc Brewster.
ISACC MLLE% Shoenutker. do.
and FRIDAY, the 30th day of. JUNE next, at
1.1 o'clock A. M. is appointed for the hearing there
of, before the .said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Room, in the City of ehiladel
phin, when and where the Creditors of the - mid re
mioner's'who hare proved their Debts, and all per
sons in interest, may appear and show cause, if any
they have, why such Discharges and Certificates
should not be granted. . _ _ _
PRA& HOPKINSON,
Clerk orDistrict Court.
Philn, April 12th,,1843
Atptice.
116DETITION S for ,the Discharge & Cir.
tiflente, under the, Bankrupt Law, have been
filed by
JOHN JOHNSON, formerly Merchant of
Harrisburg, and - late contractor on public
- Works, by the firm of Jacob A. Gorges Ik'
Co. • . Cemberland co.
and SATURDAY, the 27th ; day qf, MAY next, at
o'cleck, A,ALltappointed foram hearing there
of, before the said Courtodainrin Bankrumeliatthe
•Pistrief,Courtroom in the City of Philadelphm,when'
and .where the Cred kers of the said Petitionera, %dm:
have proved their Debts; and ail ether personem
wrest, may appear s and etiow . cause, if any they have,
'why such Discharge and Certificate should nmlie;
, HOPKINSON,.
• 4. ',Clerk of tbe Diatriet‘COurt.,
• Mirell'l; 18'0,• • •
• • .
111!_OtilKSZa
lawntioNs and Certificate* .gdy ofe, ftitplOdtiotni - , has been - filkdby
61 1 334.*8*4 TaixileV GO, Otityritir;l •
• • Cumberlind
07_1:1RgW ii*ltßlCKoofe' pawi. i.
40 . 1152.•401110041iiev '
lad
E. : INSURANCE!,
- •'. „ ' ,
rtiortli &mei Insurhitkiel4,.
- • q'• •
o F I°llll4 DE Gtill
• . .•
JOI,EIN J. 'III,IEAS 'Agent; Oiiir
HIS company eon tine . os to Make Xasuranoes
agairist loos or damage by Fire, on tho most
reasonable terms. They also take
. PERPETUAIG•RISIkS; • .
.
oruatonenr brielt Indlifingint $25 on $lOOO l the
premitiminhject to be, drawn' any ti'me bb the
party- insuring, at a.deduCtlen of five per cent. on
the amount of promium paid. r - :
The usual rams for one year on
Stone' nd Brick Buildtnge, $4 to $5 on $lOOO
Log and Frame, •• « . •$6 to s7.on 01000
Merchandize, about . $5 on $lOOO
A p lication in person or by letter will have im
mediate attention. • • . , •
The Spring Garden Insurance CO:
111)1[AKE INSURANCE, either temporary or
. • perpetual, against loss or damage by FIRE,,
tti own br Country, on Houses, Barnsand Build.
ings of all kinds; on Hciusehold Furniture, Mer.
chandize, Horses, Cattle . , Agricultural, Commer
cial. and' Manufacturing Stock, arid - Utensils of
every descriptien,as well as MORTAGES and GIiOUND
RENT, upon the most fmrable tonne..
The following are the usual rates, viz:
On Stone and brick buildibgs, from .
35 to 40 ets. on $lOO
. .
4, Log and framo " 60 to 70 cts. on 100
"Merchandizo and furni
turein brick or stone
buildings, from • •
"Do: in log or frame,
"Horses, cattle, fanning
utensils and Sundries,
at about
Application may be made to
JOHN J. MYERS, Agent:
Carlisle, Dec. 21, 1842. ly
RICH PRESENTS !!
eikkave
W r isFated'd r itnru q , Htt, I
Stationary
and Variety Store, a large assortment of •
Toys, •Toy-Books for Christmas
Presents. Annals, Souvenirs,
'and Port-folios f for 1513, •
Together with "a choice . selection of entertaining
WAIT READING, for long winter evenings.
3111(001 D(1)(DII5g
of - everrvaTietyorit
School Bibles and Testaments,
Smith's Geographi; • and
. Olney 4m Mitchell's do.
Smith's - Grammar, :
- Kirkant's ditto,
angers Series, Aro. 1, 2, 3,4,..)
Cobb's School- Books, .com plat!.
Emerson,.• Byerly,: Barham, 4- Ireb
ster's Spellers,
• Pike, Rose, Smiley, 4 , Emerson's S.
rithmeties, with Keys,
Altatht - Matical Instruments.
DM
STATION/1, ,* :
Lotter, Cap, and Deed paper, ruled and plain. Note
Silver Pencil 8, eyerpaints. Jackson' Lead
Pencils in wood, of all tempers; with a large as
sortment of BLANK BOOKS, ruled and mauled.
Ui'4IB;d4I= . 22VIZZ L I
Of superior finish. - Razors, Razor Strops .
Shaving. Brushes, and finely scented
Shaving Soaps and assorted Pe
.furnory.
FANCY sTxriro - N --
-s,mil. 2
ulterior opaque an, :iitTiia QuillTlvi.tol .I.l(Tifd' N
Rice paper, Visiting Cards, colored ‘N r afers and
Sealing Wax, Plain and Motto Stalls.
. . ..... -
New Music, . .
(VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL:)
yAtioir(tt )IMtptutento,
Together with a general and ylell selected assort
ment of . Classical and Oliscellaneota Mirka, "to
please the limey and improve the taste."
Carliste„llee. 14,1842. •tf-7
TO FARMERS.
Hill l 23lllN a1M12V1134
WIRE snbsm•iberi, at their FOUNDRY . AND
MACHINE SHOP, on Main street, nearly op
posite the County Jail, in the Borough or Carlisle,
pa., still contitie to build die following- Machines
and Horse Powers—viz:
T. D...BitirelllN Pittent Improved
11.
THREE . 4111 f POUR
L201g12 WM - A M 9
With a horizontal hand-wheel, with a trunk to con
duct the strap to the Machine.
BEVIL GEAR HORSE POWER,
The band-wheel outside of the horses. They are
well calculated to put to one side of the barn bridge,
or under the • . . •
A New and Improved Shaker,
To scparnte the . gritin from the straw, which wilt
dispense with one or two hands, will he made to (lie
above Machine if wanted..
EMI
244U142{M2)03
'Purchasing any of the above Machines may have the
privilege after a Ihir trial, of returning the same it
not sati sfied. All Machines and Horse Powersnre
warranted for one year, if well used.
.REP•IIRIAW.
All kinds of repairing will be done at the snortes
notice and on the most reasonable terms. They al
ways keep on hand all castings necessary to repair
the above Afachines,or auy others now in use:
Cumbccland co
IRON ND BRASS FOUNDRY.
There is also attached to the above establishment
an IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, at which all
kinds of CASTINGS • can be had—such as Aimle
Mills, Corn Beakers, Plaster Beakers, Mill Gem ,
ing•;. Saw Mill' Cranks, Machine Gearing,. Wagon
Boxea, &o. Also. • • •. •
TURNING AND FINISHING
Such as Mill Spindles,. Car Boxes,turning Lathes,
ar.c., all in the best order, in iron and brass,
(01.11 orders will be executed at the shortest no
dee, and promptly attended to, Farmers and others
era respectfully invited to give us n call, confident
thatthey can beSuited to their satisfiiction.
A. STOUFFER St CO.
Carlisle, Aug. 10,1&12, tf4t
Henwooll's and Ogle's PLOUGHS
and - PLOUGH CASTINGS, such as Cutters Land
sides, &o. &0., can also be had at the foundry.
Jlg subscriber respectfully informs-thopuh:
lie at large, that he has brand the . above "eig,.
tabhshment, six cedes south °Online, for a tern
of . years, and the MlLL•ltiiog . been recentl y
pawed, and new 'machinery: unvcduced,-ne le
therefore prepared to manufacture to cyder, (and
also has a supply constantlY on hand) • .;
Paper of avery 1464 itiOfttititiiiii;
which he will furnish tWpriritne, tnerchAntetuni
others,iti anY'lluantities at the lowestelytprkee.
All xmdero addressed to the subieribe4 •Papont ,
town, •Cumberland'°Ounty;,loll:Pceive.,PVAßlO
Having lately ' celald . a~ ppply , afiha ~ erybest:
materials, he 7 atter° **elf, t pjl , 1,,-
'4ooteilpaper.fk 14000 tp#ryi
150tren*e k; qt
nitimOntf 2 P•lB42; -
TAitAigheit ptit4 paid' £4*;Nriii e
• •..k
BM
MEM
OF BIIILADELPHIA.
40 to 50 cts. on AM
GO to 70 cts. on 100
60 cts. on 100
ET]
IMM=CMIII==
,•
:P*E':PPgAm'i3
In ilia iqear , hairs:
mile belewigsrrisburg on the:alit hank Of.theSna-l'
11tehanamticar,the,Badroad
twn Verticallmd,two. C rctihke:Sawa,i non it; over-.
ntion, and icady! to execute orderie utmost ;
despatch, AT Pil./CPS :4.7 1 tP0101117
WITH T.lte-VBXERAL R.EDITIO7',IOJY: OP.
An assortment of the various kinds Of Batntling, l
Boards, Plank, Pl astering and'Shingling Laths, Gar
. den Pales, &to:, will be alwaya kept l'eady,foi
ery; and persona sendlng Rana ,or, Logs to the, Mill,
can have them 'sawed undirected, on ,the most rem-
sonahle terms.
•,,," 40,000 feet of seasoned clear,Stuff are now in'
the yard.•
OZyStram power, and room in the 'building, to let.
• .. . ...W. GRIMSUAW.
January 25 1543. . -- • 3tp..13
VALCABt, Y. - . •
0 'lt WORKS
alaamaniab..
. . •
11 - ZY of tha "pciiveis lad authority
contained in the' last , 'will' and testament of
EoE,dee'l; I how 'offer for side,' the
Carlisle Iron WorkS
Situated on the Yellow Breeches Creek; 43 mike
east of Carlisle Pa. Theestatecionsists of a first rate
with Ten Thousand acres cif .Land.
A.JIpw,MEIitHANT MILL with four rim of stone;
Wilted on the most apprbved plan. 'About 500 acres
of the Nod are cleared and highly uultivated,having
thereon erected
.
Thnree- Large Bank 'Barns
,and necessary TENANT 11 - IOUSES The
works lure propeller by the Yellow Breecnes Creek
and,the Botlulg Spring, which neither fail norfreeze.
'Claire are upon the premises nil the necessarY work
metis houses, coal houses, carpenter and smith shops,
and stabling built of the most substantial materials.
The,ore of the best qualily_and. inexhaustible, is
within 9, miler of the Furnace. There is perhaps
no Iron Works io Pennsylvania which possesses su
perior advantages and offers greater inducements to
lite investment of Capital. The water power is so
great that it might be extended to idly other manu 7
factoring 'purpose. Persons disposed to pilrebsse
will-of course_examine the property: The terms of
sale will be made known by
MARY EGE,
ExecutriZ of Michael E!:,
. Carlisle, Oct. 19, 184.0. tf-51
IVE -
YERS. AVERS', ,
H iZ sr p o st r opened their FALL ASSORT-
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS &
Togeeher with an extensiee'assortment of '
Patent ' ,Medicines and Pcrfamery.
• - Also . --FRESII - FRIATS -'•
-ORANGES,: ALMONDS,
r .tiros; .
RAISINS, ' PRUNWS„
CURRANTS,. • GRAPES,
' All of which they will soil wholesale or retail on
the-lowest terms. ' d
Carlisle, Deeemherl4,Pl42.—tim. • • •
5, ,S , 6,
• ANOTHER stip . lily of WINTER.
W.t.mh
GOODS; ust received and selling lower for
Cash than ever sold in Carlisle. The supply has
been bought at the present reduced city prices, and
purchasivs witLfind it decidedly to their interest to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
'CHAS. OGILBY.
November 23, 1.842. 11-56
NEW & CHEAP GOODS!
VIE subscriber has just opened n lot of iVew
Goods,, consisting. of SUFI:MIRE CLOTHS,
Bhmkoth. and Fancy colored Cassimeres, Casi
nos, all colors and prices;' Merinoes, Mouse de
Laines; Gloves, HoseirY, Ilrown Musl ins, for a
levy, 4-1 bleached do tin• it tip, Flannels from '2O to
25 eentsovith a variety of other goods, all of which
will be bold at very low prices to suit-the times.-
S. Al. HARRIS.
ar isle, Onto er 19,1842. tf3l
LOOII.T THIS
HARDWARE - AT REDUCED PRICES,
L. ELDER, 493 Market st.
Philadelphia, Importer and Dealer in Frivig,n
anti Domestic Hardware, takes this method of in
forming his friends and customers Of Cumberland
county, that he has received a large and splendid as
sortment of
MAIRDW2I2E 3
direct from England, together with a general assort
ment of pO.IIKYTIC 11.11?D1I'4nf.', direct from
the manufacturers, all of which harbeen.selected by
himself and agents with great care, expri.ssly for his
awn sales. Having purchased his present stock all
for Cash; and at greatly redneed prices, it will en
able him to sell a* prices lower thou any other store
in Philadelphi , .
CO - Call sun ,:xamine,the Bargains yourselves.
P. S. Cumberland Nails at to 4t a Keg ! ! !
Atwater Nails at $3 '2O a Keg !
February 1,1949.
WHOLESALE
illatOD3 31(0111
No. 77i .Market 81.---jVorth Side---a Love Second:
'Goods for Cash—at Auction prices..m
THE •eubseribers....huye determined to
conduct their business upon - tiM•Giiii - System,
and will sell their Goods as low, if not at a lower
grade of profit, thitn has heretofore.. been done in
Philadelphiai—not one article reduced very low, in
the expectation of making it up on other Goodeu—
Mit their prices shall be alloorrespondinglow. Their
prices will be governed by the Auction rates—sell-
log at the same prices, imagist), as the Audfous d :.
g i
on time—contenting themselves with the Intere
for the ti Me as their Profit. Tiiis.cannot hit proem)
a strong inducement for buyers, especially froM the
Country, to call on them in preeerence to purchi.siog . Lancaster.countyiJuly 18,1841.
at Auction, where persons do not get the time db. ; Dear Str—Please send me two bottles of your
count, unless their bills reach a certain amounq't genuine Balsnlm. of Wild Chefry. I have been of.
which airionia it is not always convenient for 'Ciiun theta with Consumption for the last two years, and,
try Buyers to purchaset and it will also avoitra suffered very much with a severe cough, pains in
disadvantage of ittrgC*lotB, tin& afford more ti 40 i my breast/difficulty of breathing, night sweats, &c.,
select. and having tried numerous remedies, and also been
They design to avail themsidvesot eve _under several doctors, yet I could not find any thing
.
drama I ttlu-aw York, as well as the to relieve me until I used some of your Balsalm. I
Auctions, in mcfifiriirheir-goods-r' got one bottle from a neighbor ermine who is using
sible mai. l 4a, rutilave-folui such wo nderful relief from it that
• We now respectfully invite our Hem I have no doubt it will cure niettiectually,
public to the Test of Experience in this m Very respectfully, yours, &a— ,
.. .
tug the best way to convince them of the ti ROBERT liOalltiAN. '
promise. JOHNSTON, BURL
Phila. March 8,1843.19.
nechanicsburg
V.1"1 1 Z `
PetH*Tn , Morlonitcai
IPhiladtlithia or '
1.13 Y RAIL ROAD OR
HE subscriber grateful tot
leave to inforth hie frient
generally, that hoi still oontiar
borthen Cars regularly betwe(
and Philadelphia er Baltitilol 9
tirid produce of all doecriptior
with 'care — Sad daspateh,
" •
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Produce wiilse'tece~ved,r
Michanicsburg; - itiUt fottvfii
delphiaor Baltimore; accor
artlie `rt
(171'hq hie lest
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B. Plaster orP;
bn bind, nnst:for sale f
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glom for sale, 0114'
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tEvE
40ctikno /Me Liver; .4 tlimiti Brooihitio,=Ppoino,
or, weakness ofthe,Areator•Lrgo;,cl(rtio
, Cough, Pleuruy, Iliourtvgt o/' Luoisi
and
citrVilattsthiß l4 , l lthu 4 ,4 .Orttn&..
NATURE'S 'incrx'Oßt.scßlPporr,
B compound rialsamlopreparationathe Prunus.
Virginiania or "Wild,Cherryllark,"cotabined with
the - Exh4ce of Tat.,.preOare4 by a 'neir chtimical
precess; approved and. recommended by the most
distinguished physicians, and uniVersally aCknow.
lellged the most valuable medicine ever iisoovered•
t'to Qt.TAPCERV!!i'' I'4o DgEftlON,"'
In setting forth the virtnei of thls'tittly great sae
dicinerweliavelio desire to deceive those who are
laboringunder afflictiOn;nor do we wish t&eulogise
it more than' it justly deserves..: Yet when'n'elook
around and see the'vast aniount Of sulfering . tind
tress occasioned hy many, of the diseases in,which
this medicine had-proved so highly successful, we
feel that we cannot urge its claims too strongly; or
'say too much in itsfavor...,
.• • . •
Various remedies it is true have been offered and
puffed' into notice 'for the 'cure. of diseases of the
_Liinke, and seine have no doubt been found very
(tidal, but of all that have yet been discovered, it is
admitted by physician's find all who have witnessed,
its effects,lhat none has proved as successful as this.
Such, intleed,ure the , • .
• , SURORISING, VIRTUES
Of this Dalsain, that even iii the ildranced.inage of
CorisustftioN., after all the most eatedined remedies
of physicians have, failed to' effect any change;tfie
use of this medicine, has been productive of. this
most astonishing - relief, and 'actually efTected,cares
after all hopes of recovery had been despaired of.
In 'the fi set - Stages of the disease r terined " Catarrl
ha! Consumption," originating from neglected Colds,
it has been used with undeviating success, and hun
dreds acknowledge they, owe the restoration pitheir
health to this invaluable medicine alone. iln that
form of Consumption so prevalent amtingsedelicate
young females, commonly termed debility, hr
"GOING INTO A DECLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands - are lingering, u it
has also proved highly successful, and.not only pos
sesscs the power of checking the progress of this
alarming complaint, but also strengthcm and invig-orates the system more effectually than any medi
eine we have ever possessed. . . .
Besides its surprising efficacy in Coniumption, it
is equally efficacious in Liver t'ortipttints,./isihma,
Bronchitis, and all affections of ale Lungs, and has
cured many of the most olistinote'cairs, alter every
other remedy bad failed. (qty-For particulars see
Dr. \Vi s itor's TreSse on ConStnaption j to be bad o'
the Agents, - . •
THE EXT/AORHINARVISUCCEM
•
Atending the use of this - medicine in diseases 'of
Alt, Lunn' single Longs, and the many. singrieure,s it has of
, fected,aving naturally attractedhhe attention of
-inany . -Physiciatis,(ns - well as the-iliole &eternity of
.quaekti)sariottmonjecluretunaLsuptiMinttomillcw
respecting its_ :composition ;,,sinnephysieituts have
.supposed it to contain /oiline;othpr ignorant preten
ders say it must contain Orereurg,and to some such
substance they eachuttribute its pisgulnr efficacy,—
'As such opinions are altogether,trroneous, and cal.
,•
ciliated to prejudice ninny persoira against it, we
• ~ - PLEDGE OUR 11l t/NOR
That it contains nothing of the kind, or any thing
the least injurious; on the ctMtary; it is composed
of the most simple substances;neprinciPle of which
are the extracts of TAR - and It Rd Cherry 4drk,
and the'whole secret of its elicaorconsists in the
mode by which thernrii preiwed. -:,, . _.:__ ...,_
As we have•already publined numerous certifi-:
cates freM the highest autbrrity, which prove its
virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it unnecessary.
to exhibit a long list of the in this place ' and" will
only mention a feweases, °show what it bus done-
WHILE LIP R - EMAINS
in
WE - HAVE STI E l SOME HOPE.
.
'A SURPRISING C lE.—Among• the many
singular cures a bleb t medicine has effected,
there is perhaps nonei Aid' its powers are so
fully shown as in the ea or Mrs. Austin. :
This lady hail been e 'aurnptie foe several years,
rduring the greater tof am Mistime had received
It
the best medical atteptin, and tried till the most
6lttable remedies, yOtnothing could be found to
_arrestidnprogress f+n bectune.subject-to-violeet
fits of .coughing, eitictorated large quantities of
-m a tt er occ u sin nu lly ,geil wills blood, and step by
step this fearful disitise continued its course,
until
all 1101)0 of a moo* was entirely despaired of.—
%%ru n i n thi s disc drug sittiation„ lingering upon
the very verge . of ill grave, she commenced the use
o f thi s llaisahn i yleli, to use her own expression,
o p era t e d l amest pu a am... ' In a few days she
e xp ec torated l isl e, the cough was gradually sup
pressed, an d exei 7 day appeared to nthrfersh vigor
to her looks, and ow, in the place of that emaciated
f orm w ith er i n g I 'decay, sheds Seen mingling in
s o c i e ty, i n bettethealth than she has enjoyed •f 9
years. ~•
DISINTERT T ESTIMONY.--Having witnessed
the surprisin 6iicacy of Dr. Wistar's Balsalm of
Wild Cherry in the case of Mes.,Anstin, I cheer.
fully acknoyvldge the above statement to be true
and eorrect4 ' J. C. WALTERS, M. D.
~
Woodstown, Sept. 4, 1141.
Dear Sifk-Althmigh your invaluable medicine has
u fr ea dy Rind hundreds of powerful advocates, it
may still gratifying to you to receive a communi
cation. lip any one that has been relieved by it.
Such, Slits truly my case. I have been n victim
to that trrible disease- Consumption, for many
anontii,nd have suffered so much, that I had be
come *mit weary of my life. Hearing your
H a l s inso highly- praised, I began taking it a few
week: ick, and can 'assure you it has relieved me
more tan any thing I have ever hoed before, and I
confid cure me effectually. Please
givpe hearer the worth of the enelosed,and oblige
EMI
Ours Respectfully,
'
. ,
S _C hester County, Sept. 6,1841. '
'end Wistar—lt gives me muchp
c leasure to In
thee that my wile's health has improved very
k
li. since she has been using. thylbtlsalm of Wild
trry, and we think there is no doubt hut Mkt it
'cure her. . She has taken the two bottles I pur
sed horn thee a short time since, and her cough
4muclt better .slic also sleeps well at' sight, and
Vs she has foram notning to give her so mud Ire-
Cf. I lice will please give the hearer two bo pee
sore for ~ Thy Friend.
~
RDWAUD HOVMES:
, .
aor - Read the following from Dr. Jacob Hoffman,
a Pllysician• of extensive practice in Huntingdon
county: '
Dear Sir—l procured one bottle of-Dr. Whiter%
Maim of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed; Esq
of this place, and tried it to •ra ease of obatinaty
Asthma on a child of Paul Sebsiebie,itt which man
other remedies had been tried without any .relief
Theßalsalei save sudden relief, and in my opinionthe child ie efteetUnlly,etired by.its use. • •
• , ' JACOB 1/0141IAN;SE,D.'
Deo6mtt6r 22d,1841. ' : ' "•
. , • . . •, ,
and
ore.
Dear Sir—Your Balsam of Wild Cherry has af
fected some astonishing cures here. One of Which
is nn ()Wady, Mrs. Russell; who had been suffering
for a long-time With shortness o r breathing, and ;lea*
era' weakness, until elie was filially obliged 14 keep
her bed. After various other remedies hail been
•restirt..-11 to in, vain,she entutpgneed,using your Dal
salra,so allur taking two bottles, was so far recover .
ed as to ~be • Ale to attend to all the dutica of hek
house, and on taking, two bottles more was entirely
cured ' Reippetfally,
011 N B.T.MAIiThi.
Pa. - _
CAUTION.—As , there' is 'apriril;Psrmi*lore
called .Wild %Chdrtv;~iu"rctia'ser4:thou!.! be
tirtlau!nrtoa ' sktO 4 .O.)Ort:Or'Ult* C WISTWE:llAtr
SAAilkati4 observe eilififilsottOro 04 413680tt1e.k.,;
'r•tv't'J 1,. Z , r•
.-preptati) 'for= t4,PopPletor,M*Aold *vh.oo- ,
Oilesy:Willian) 3 44 Cu,C VbtObitiOilat API*.
streetirMedelttlbst( r
• ,9 t - SAMUIM: EbtIOTT
+ore, Vega
ie public
/ a 141e'co!
tapiesburg
doh gocale
Forwarded
ratew'of
tithbr
the-direction .
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4.0 you'vlitee'your Life emi :Y eelth'i
beimeehlouread..thefeltowing:: .!':.)-
,-:, , ..", DIL. •111.. , 8. 'LEILIVI.-; - ',"*.'',.
AS ' the' plekeure of innouneint to the • public.
that his valuable Medicines receive the, !ippra 7 ,
lb4on of the : ', ' .• ..
1
• • ; ,•' • •,' '' MEDICAL 'VA C UlfiT,' :
beingeerrillosedof ingredieids' width are known to
the prefession,iitid ,Whieh are dallyliven by the nieit
retipectible playsioiellelclAhOr.ffittiPul 0i , •• ;This fa
'alone is sufficient te stanii,their,..: , '''.. ••• ' ''
' • '
REPUta ; rlO.lll:- FOR BYO '
is :well as can - se them to be employe( ..by all with
moizE"Cormtp.z.vp*k''' • ' .-
..,
~ .
thin the preparations of_iMtieki and inipM
osto.
-• ' • ' • ' IMO' O.3IJIIE.M.A.RTION'S , - ' •
hiii - ci been published frequently', in the papers, from
• • ~-. , • .Physlcians and diergyinen, -, . : .-:
Memberieot.. . , .
.. . .
Convess and State Legislatur es; ,
respectable' private citizens, and' among them ,many
of the most distinguished' embers of. churches -,
. and'other institutions, • ' •' - •
in reference to Dr: Leidy's Medicines, and it is hoO
ed,froini the numerous certificates and
.recommenda.
dons, having been published fair Mid near, distal! that
isnow necessary is to keep them before the ''public,
that they truly be reminded of them; where they may
'obtained genuine, &c. Sze.
One of the most valuable is _ ' ''' .
Int. LF.1.1111 . 1% • ....
... . . .
Sarsaparilla Blood Pills.
• . ,
These Celebrutdd Pills are daily recommended in
Diseases of the Stomach Impurities.of the Blood,
and Bowels, . generating diseases o
Billions Affection„
... - the Stomach, Liver,
Habitual Costiveness,, llMmthe Spleen,Kid •
Indignation, Flatulency,. neys, Bones, fir.e. &c.
Want of Appetite, • Ulcerous Sores of' the
Sourness of the Stomach, . ' Nose, Throat fic Body;
Waterbmsh, Heartburn, Scaly, Eruptions and
Foul and offensive breath, Blotches of the Skin;
Bail taste in the mouth,. Dry mid watery pimples
Inward Pai its; Pains of the of the lbee and .body;
• ' Stomach, the Sides,and Headache, Giddiness, •
along the Back; I Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Rheumatic Pains, Gout, 1 Glandular Affections.
ALSO IN .
. Constitutional diseases, produced by Mercury and
other mineral preparations, as well as the dangerous
consequences a milting Iron the improper treatment
Of Syphitis, &c, &c. ,
"The Life of the Flesh is
• ' Levi
•
Be ye purified in your Blood,
•
Anil health will attend you.
The great principles' advocated by Dr. Leidy, and
in. which he is supported by . scripture, are
lat. That vitality is contained in the Blood. , •
• 2d. The Blood, becoming vitiated'or imptire,gives
rise to numerous diseases of the organs of the body„
the stomachohe liver, the•beart,&c. fitc.• • •
3d. That whatever has the effect of purifying , the
illoal,.possessesthepoWer_ofct,establishingitealtli.,
ful action to tlmbody. . •
4th. That Purgation,and Starvation, or, in other
words, purging to the 'extent that is too frequently
dope, and at the'saine time ,enjoying low diet, and
'abstinence from food almost entirely, sic productive.
of much inure mischief than is generally supposed,
and in'proof of it will only,remark, thst-.--
By Purgation—The Mullin) system is more or less
debilitated, for the tdry simple reason that in the
process'ofimitii% all is carried off from the stomach
limn which nourishMent is derived and distributed,
throughout the system,- •
Starvation—Nouribinnent is absolutely with-.'
held frcim the system so necessary to it, both for sus-
Mining-I.RA action and aiding nature in bearlir , up
0
agninetthat progress of disease. ,
Ht ace the consequences of too much purging,Mul
continued diet must be.to produce such a condition I
of the system as will enable disease to make more
rapid progress, and extend itotelithe more easily,saul
in n brief time throughout Oh system.'
Admittingthti foregoing, i e becomes hecessm
inquire how is the Blood to b purified ? and in et c
ploying the mean?, how is the system to be guarded
against any serious consequiners P • •
'Tis casilv answered—
.„
--For all VOW' MS: • 7
Take-Dr,teitly's Blood Pills.
These l'ills operate gently, though, effectually
hey do not produpb prostration of the system as ploy
They require no restraint either: from occupation
or the regular mode of living. No few• nerd be en
tertained of ;taking cold film theii` mse, nod may be
taken at all times, by yonni and old, without inter
fering with tiny other medicine that may have been
taken befilreltand.
These Pills are'pr9pared only, and sold NI !mimic
and retail, tit
Dib LEIDI"S IlealtlbEtuporium,. • '
No. 191 N. ¶hl M. below Vine,
(Sign of the Golden Eagle nod ,rtients,)
c1.1.N - 75:4 BOX.
discount In wholesale denlers.•
(rj:Dr. lehly's Blood Pills are also sail iu nll tha
principal cities and towns throughout the Union,and
by ninny respectable storekeepers throughout the
counter:
..For sale, in Carlisle, by
• STEVENSON &
Agents for Cumberland Cotmty.
Cnrlisle, Dec. 21.1842. 15-8
CONMS a BOLDS.
rr HE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTIQN,ISim
pIc as thesecomplaints are usually censidere'd,
no one can deny their being, the most common
cause of this fatal and distressing disease. It is
indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands fall
victims to Consumption every year from no other
cause than neglected colds. Yet we find hun:
dreds, nay thousands who treat such complaints
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; itthen settles upon your
breast, yeti become hoarse, bare pains in the
side or chest, expectorate largo quantities of mat
ter, perhaps mixed with blood, a difficulty of
breathing ensue's, and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this, distessing
complaint. Ifthen you value life or health, be
warned in time, and don't trifle with your COLD,
or trustto any quack nostrum to cure you, but
immediately procure a bottle or two of that 'fa.
mono remedy, the "BALSAM OF WILD CllF.Rfty,"
Mild' is well known to io the most speedy cure
over known, as thousands will testify wheso.lives
have, been saved by it.
US° very particular when you purchaSe to
risk for "Dr. WkSTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CIIRRRY,"
as there is alto a Byrum of this name in use.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by Wiwalas
& Co. Chemicts, NO. '33' South Foul* 'Street;
. Sod
SAMUEL -ELLIOTT.
; • Price One Dollar it Bottle.-
'June 22,18412
JOHN PEARSON
0120 UP DIN MILNE&
~, ,
•.. , .
3/11OTHERS, RE 'ON TOUR GUARD!--,
This is the season when this destructive
,complaint attacks your interesting little children,,
often robs,you ef,,those you fondly ,doat on, and
carries ,hundrode to - the grave. Every Mother
should therefore, know' its SYmptorns, watch them,
elesely, and :always be prepared with a remedy
as many, are: daily, sacrificed by such rtiglect,' Al ,
first thelittle patient is seized with, a shivering, it
trotitiiestless,'lmalltical 'ea of holit,tlie eyeh tiocotne
red and:swollen . / it breathes'with
.'iliftialtyttri4
'then comes that fetlifuleintam that willtitgely tor.,
minnto VI conyttlpiopp 6r,deathunletWomothitgA'
immediately given to cheek it.l, Inthis comAtlalt4
'the ailArani V 'Wild b/ietry" lit 'ion - liptiwin:o'
bre• the most speedy es;et diotwetek ilt hi i tolee4i - -
PreOPIO tentedrirmild, , ,, oath 0 .41,*1,Pi:;10 1,
is -Burg t9 - 0. 1 Y. 1 ?tlii.f01 ( !le; 4m.; ., 0 ,, A* olo # 34
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title titodfoltiit An ihq‘',lttlitfitt
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VAili .
Ams ry
fououripg.lolspoithatiie . Bunny
lites may, be,tbitt,td,
.and, 800 n tothittrittgeiri, the Mali:
Itemember turyet• get,„ them' maims thOtt
•
have: the fae:iiintile' signottfre Of, • -
' on the wrappers, as all oth e o
Lithe seirie'neiftes are' base iinpositiope and minter.
If Alie'iiotcbiit 'titiesf You' 'has 'dime Hot,''
;'urge him to protureMlM
'I at, 71: Maiden-lane, the
;next time. hityisitk New York; or to,Write for, them,
:ITlfiniilphOiddea_ttieek.vithout.l,loe remedies
BALDNESS
BALM OF COLUMBIA" OR THE HAIR,
, *ill, gm:4oi 'if Alibiout; or restore' it onleild
plaeee'; apd'ori childrdii'make ' iF grow rapidly, or on
those wlio Have leitt the 'hair fitifil'any cause •
AI.I, VERMIN that intbat' the -heads of ehifdren
in sehools, are _prevented or killed by it at once.-
Find the itairie tif — "
.921 , eof t0 (e0
.•• . •
it, or nevOr' ' ' tri it it s eriiiie aJro ayi
RHEUMATISM -and LAMENESS -
pbeitfrely dined; aini
are restored, in the 'Old' or young, 'by the heti* .
Woof /Bun p 47.12 entOsTEuve: Ail Bons Lrenrcirr--
but never'without the name of Con:idea' & Co. on it.
are Wholly . prevented, - or governed if ihe'atttiCh his
come on, if you use the only trueH4is' ttrtripittfrotu
igqln•decc/ ( . Wa'. Al t_ SORES ,
and every thing relieved by it that adthits of mom.
ward application. It acts like a charm. Use it.
HORSES that .have giniaone, Spavini
Scc.; aro cured by ROOFS. SIMCIFIC; and
Foundered .liorsea entirely eared by Roofs'
Founder Qintinent. Mark this, all,horsemen:
Bailors magical Pain Ex..
tractor Salve.--Tb e
most Ammo:dingy
remedy ever invontodior all nOvror old.
511 ie in the Blond."
nicus,ch..XXll, v. 11
end sores, and sorelaiNl has delighted
thousands. 'lt Will tak® out .all pain in ten minutes,
and no failure. It will cure the PILES
LIN'S SPREAD PLASTERS.
A bettor. and. more. nice and useful article.nover•was -
made. All2ehould wear them regularly. ; •
- LIN'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS i
un the principle of substituting the tonic in place of
the stimulant principle, which has reformed so many
drunkards. To be used with
•
MN'S BLO OD - PILLS, - superior toad!
-nom for cleansing the system and the humors affect,
the blood, and for all irregularities of the bowels,
and the general health.
Nee Dr. Lm's ureriti-40 esti at ,
'nature. thus:]
IIEATWHE
DR.SPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY
will effecivally . cure sick headache, either from the•
NERVES or bilious. - Hundreds of families aro
using it with great joy.
DR. SPOHN'S, ELIXIR OF HEALTH;
for the'c'ertain prevention of FEVER S or any
general' eicknetra ; keeping the' comiteh in 'moat per
feet order, the bowels regular, and a detenjinalipn to,
the -„ ffac , COLDS MiMi—
pains in thdlones, hoarseness, and DROPSY
are quickly'chred by it. Flow this by trying.
C ORNB.—The French Plaster is a sure cure.
hair any shade you wish, but will not color tho skin
SARSAPARILLA. COMSTOCK'S COM.
POUND EXTRACT. There is no other prepare.
tion of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equal thitl,
If,you are sure to gat COMSTOWS, you will find, it
superior to all others. It does not require puffing. .
CELESTIAL BALM
OF CHINA. A positive cure for the piles, and all
external ailings—all internal irritations brought to the
surface by frietlon with this Balm;—so in coughs
swelled or sore throat, tightness of the cheat, this Balm
applied on a flannel will relieve and cure at once,.
Fresh wounds or old sores are *rtpitny Cured by it.
will prevent or =tit, all iriciplent conatiinption.
- COUGHS & COLDS
taken in time, and is a delightful ligrody. Replan..
bar the name, and get Comst,ol39.
KOLMSTOCKI VERMIRIGE will
eradicate all WORMS lxl childre ' n " "ult.
with a certainty quite astonishlng. It is the same as
that made by' • 'mock, and selhi with a rapidity
almost incredible, by Comatoik Co., New York.
. , •
Ede/edam:adios to iota Cower, in the tee:llW; h' teen
4 , Co.. in the Oleak's office of the Souther" MOW anew? Yo7k.
By appiyinr to our agents in 'olol,lown and
'Wm, Panora:. T. - 7.iniThadt freei=,nlianino4-16011C------
reapactabl*:,iiinien: iii - , thn coniltrijor,theao_ facto, so •
that iio: Coin inni'fail tO:beltil,;ii.t44::. , , ; ~,,, .
03-.. lie sum toicoalt,tatear l osoo ll ., f #o; 2 ° l
be put , oil with any Seibiet tbay*acTa Me as
geeil, ; :'.l4:VEVlEßOOA . i? l , 4)4o. o lo ibi be .
your matSeeed , fhat.aaer:. I ' - I , j *if Oirliiiiiine .
*
itiithi4,litke *mil: a thev i:'; Alk art .to be
bid irbtibmide Aid Tebeli]..,. ;Atli., 1.. .;
pildfibie,
~. .„. t 1.4,;e:;,- ... t `an d ,L- ' .!r.f.,,,:
n mita'eelool .'. New Verb; of twirling& '
to:.
WORMS I ,'' W,Q4RMS 1 •
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oral' sorts, rt . 0111 19 IX' OAF_. . d Hdulta: , - , -- . !
~ ,TIAQII,SVP.I, ' i11t.. -- iibUtutivithullt,th real
cause being- tl)l;Vt';.txPutPill ! ,t, t'llfiut iit!tititivieti
for theolloom.,A ...‘ ,6 : 1 ,t410 opothifealtatisg.
-• WhikiAltnalial %,.:, ' 4 0triNett ? I'letalliPon - the
PiirMttlOßil no stift,thex ) *Wr-114 19 , l i ,?'t
notoultriC e lk ,P) . I .* • , !.'.?vh i ciTk B r,''),lng
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,a.. 1;. . , i.o , 06 , . , oki they ave-n warlial and
.06 4 1 ;., , 20 4 4 4 54iOl i nt 4161 hem l w i th
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-1 0 .. - ,$4,14 - '- 13 4tl:lll#l4E 44 4ltif' iirtl/!'Ner
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PILES & i'
BURNS 8, SCALDS
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EXPECTORANTI
TOOTH DROPS. 4INE'I3--cluro effeenally
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