a
C
- duan&z , -mal&ma6o
, 111 ,iv - li7AP E ' , "I,'•A'N
•,. • „ • ,
i* itines•steiii•p&prlk'si3l,l .
•
tyi'd-t•estlbss'if6ni.i i'irdti;id I h s ;
And jots pure, snnbeninitrentble in illy ivii4;
Conic: 4
• •'•'. ' '•' ,
Waken rich feeling td the cqi eiess bi cost ;'" "','
tit;
• • cOlinancl s•tpnre intprininnbin rest ! •
Soon willilto , fresliness oftily days be over, .
Ain't ili s y freeliiiti}!otierof soul be flown
Pleitattre will fOld,her.wing,unil friend and lover
lil tythin' emhrnees of die worin lnnc gone;.
Thoee trio now love thee will have passed lorevor,
Their looks of kindiicss will be lost to thee; •
Thou' Wilt' iteeklinrrn'f&-ltealllty spirit's fever.
, Ais lieni'fbrootia over yinirs , to io ! • •
Come, ivhile the ;TIM pink of, thy lire is ;, , lowing,
, Erb tiii:libi:ithantbilis,tlM4 flu elinsiiig die;
Ere the gay iii•oubil thee liil•OWiug
.laies ? l,ileihebtimson ATIII ' SIMS SI(Yj
Life IMtit lipt shadows, save a promise given.
Which lights .the futurewitha . Pideless ray •
Pli, , toileitthe;s,cepti.e! j --Win a bope 'lle:iven:
Comeitutn tby , spirit , froni the ''world away!
Then r :Wiil-the crosses of is brief existence
:. -. Setiiit'airi,nothings to thine ardent soul ;
Anthshining brightly in the forward distauce,
Will of thy'patient race appear the goal:
noble of the weary here, in peace reptAing,
The spirit lingers in unclouded 111199,
Though o'er its dust the etirtaiithl grave it closing,.
Who wiipld not, early 'choose a lot like this?
From the Ledy's Book
TIME LAST FD11.114 OF LnivE.
I=
-•. •
• • "Donn ~she sleep ?" whisPered 11ary
,Canning, as -she stepped lightly into - The
chamber of her sick friend.
•Mrs. Mowbray shook her' head sadly,
'Mid the patient sulFerer softly replied, "No,
- : - Mary - lity-thoughts=have_been_n_m_busy.A
have been pondering on the home "whither
I ant going. Home! what delightful Mo
tions are kindled at the word•! how many
:pleasant associations cluster around it, even
en early home . , a transient resting place ;
,but.mitto is alums) not made with hands;
a mansion prepared - by my blessed Saviour•
himself, eternal in the heavens." •
%lary pressed' ber trembling lips to the'
''white forehead of her friend, and as she
did so; Ellen felt a tear drop there.• She •
'raised her eyes to, the syMpathizing face
,ltedrt•over her s and said tenderly,. ',Wear
Mary, I would ne‘grieve, you or,m-Y—n - Mth-'
'er ; but these happy thought, so filled my
heart. I could net forbear to express them."
,"Do'niit forbear, my love," replied Mrs.
Itianthray ;
,"your ivords are full of'con
solation." . •
”Dearest mother, what a relief ! Bow'
often. have I longed to pour nut my full'
.„. • r
'heart to 'you, and restrained mysey lest it
,iwenld add, to your sorrow.' But why;
,should a christian mother mourn because
'her child is going home before her; because
'the, gracious . Father of both sees fit to re
move 4 lirskfrem the: pollutions and trou
bles of .the World, to his' own pbre, and
blessed, and. glorious resting place ?
Mydelir child, reason or religion
6nnOt silence the voice of nature,' said
Mrs. .Minvbray to a tremulous voice. •
•:Ellen 'looked fondly towprds her, and a
'tear dimitied 'her eye. "I know it, dear
.mother ;,whilst I suffer your *heart must
'ache.. But when our Father in heaVen has
done all for me which your love and sym
pathy,oo,l 'not de; when he' has given
me:Str:ength fur weakness, ease for pain,
joy. for mourning, a crown of glory that
fatleth not away for the passing illusions of
s earth ;. and made me perfect in holiness as
well as in happiness, then you will not I
weep for me."
, "Even then we could not forbear to
. : .l i' r c'ep,"seiti Mary, • with, a quivering lip,
, '"for you would not be with us."
:• r"Ah,Alary, that would be a selfish sor-
tow. , 'Besides, the parting will he short—
, We shall meet again so soon." Ellen drop
ped:her head more heavily upon the pillow
-,Whielt was upon the back of her easy chair,
''' L :tttdc; , ontinued' silent for a long time. A
iae junk spot viPoit either' cheek finely
- !contrasted with the exquisite purity of I.'er
coMplexion ; her eyes had the strange, un
earthly brightness peculiar to consumption;
and to "the usually 'sweet expression of her
face Wtie added ono, so serene, so peaceful,
that it seemed as if the love and happiness
of 'heaven already, dwelt in her heart.-- ;
thoughv as:she looked upon.-her, , she
had never iitfenu r ny thing'so beautiful.
e very s she
sad et'lelPflUiviirloW, soft voice. "I
I , rustl;an : ct impSiint uelye, -
would-nol,littt,„'sW4.:o.Single'suffering, myZl'atierebesk.44ftlifOr
me. I-would not
iligliteij.c , 'lt`rish at varianen tvidt ,
tosould resign all to his.wisdom
44.,c j,u st ,aa,contidingly.. as the infant
,-(4e#o9.,44elf;hvit,El mether's ; arms. ;Ming
a happy life,; till VMS illness,
4;w49,nolpog,,bylglit:surrimer's,day, and
100 . 4 xi ) ; - Esther deals se
A'• P0P:7 4112 o, l , l k, rl 4` , P l4. g ra CP* l )KriktiuPh
reaCC', such 'hoOR ‘ ••10-* " 1/P4,0..!
're yi . ,!,ipingi . i44,f.afi4,.. When ,Mory i as
";':iii4o-sWik-r.4-1,0-,llsl*,ill,ii; with Ilq,,=.Obe
eb angst . er
74. AL • v
: o,,fiettra,4ekq , Alpt, l 3lo . cl,o l 4l,perhttrl. , W4th .
it4entl :
,o dud
- iaqt'POnnietil ihlet
041600
,
w /o,4.t.), l VrrikAA Te,r0 1 44: , I VAPAIF
h_lacyness,and
100,y,'10 will
a 2 I ttler Pails ,g4Orie such f t i
nothing:
peace ; this giveoperfeet, Li cede.' ant 111-
, terly,hel plesi—,holpleSea y' r : - 4'c a U. , .
nrit , procurs fair. mYself ;So niuch as a drtip
of. Water•to-mMsten my parched lips; but
I hive ti fears, no nnxietiee. , can trust
MY . Mother' and, mi,',llldrfi .you
,will not
.sit tier Inc•to Want. ;Oh'!ltriurt much more
I can Arestmy ; . Yeur
power is limited ; yon';eantrot' do all you
would ; but.llis, oh ! who can measure or
comprehend it 7 He cari , eitpply,:,:all, our
wants: What happiness t6:0,,
my cares to him ; to feel ihat this 'fitlt So
precious, so cheering, is to think
that I will soon, very' soon, see lamps Ile
is, "and know even as I am known."
MI
"Yes, faith.,..Ctid - `(tope will soon give
place to perfect - I:noWledge, perfect happi . 7 .
ness; but their Sister grace never failed].
EVen herOirkindred in the liosmit, it con
sumes thedros'Siand purified the heartfrom
every selfish o atidearthly passion. Pride,
envy . , jealousy, ariger,. and all unkindness,
melt fiway before it.. It expands the heart
and midies room there for all the brother
hood of, man ;, Mary, the poorest
and most despised: It even gailTers in its
golden ciieclt the whole intelligent .erea
tion,':afends-up earnest-,aspiratioms_for
the holiness and happiness of every crea
ture .Ged has made.' Without it we are
*thing. No, loVe "never fadeth." While
eterniteedures, it shall continue to glow
with a parer, brighter radiance, and more
and more assimilate. the blessed spirit to
,the image of, Its God.. Here love burns so
feebly our desire to do good is s;)' steak ;
our power so limited. ButliiKetiVen
we not be ministering. spirits, with an an
gel's' power sent forth to fulfil our Father's
pitr . pose-pflove ! Happy thought !"
'She spoke at intervals, and with
; and her mother, fpadly kissing her
cheek, said : you not rest a little
love ?". •
"'Yen deny mother," she replied, with a
tranquil smile, "in heaven, the dwellers
are never weary." .
There • was a pause, a perfect" Stillness,
while the onxions -watchers gazed upon her
fair. and pallid face. The nui.ther felt a
gentle pressure of the hand she held ; she
bent her ear to hear, if possible, another
precious word : , it was softly. murmured—
" Peace, perfect peace;" and the spirit was
in _heaven. .
131tEVIIIE7) only by Dr. I)..TX,NE, Ttiventor • ,
and sole proprietor, No. ER) South Third st.
Plitladulphia, and none aigloo yithout- h s
written .signature upon the outside wrapper. AU
others are counterfeits. . •
medi'dittes are recommended tool extensive
;used by the ntot intelligent persons in the United
States, by numerous . Prolossurs and Pr'esidents of
UolleF,es, Pit) sieinns of the A rmy and 'Navy, and
Hospitals and -Anhoshonses, , ,and by more ii1:111 three
oc
hundred Clergymen or rai:4
They ani expressly Prepared for faiiiity use, and
Pace acquired and impreeedented popularity throw : b
out the United States; and as they urn so ittlinirithly
calculated to preserve lleailh and mire .Disease, un
family should ever be-svithout,them. The proprie
tor of tliesti )itlitable preparations received his edu
cation nt one of the bt.Sl Medival Colleges in Ole U.
States, and has had fifteen yeurs exlieriettee in an
extensive and diver4iiied practice, by which lie has
had ample opportnitities of acquiring s pritetie.tl
knowledxe of diseases, and of the renteeitis best cal
culated to remove them. These preparations con
sist of
.lityne'srixpoctorant, a valtuible rcturcly fi n • CottgA
Colds, Consumption, Stli lln spitting or Plimd
Croup, ifooping Cough, Bronchitis, Plvtirisy and in
flatuntation of the 'Lungs or Throat, I)iliinulty
lirentlkirq, and all Ilisenans °Me Pulmonary Os ga T.
Also Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the Preser%;dion,
Crowth and Ilenifty of the Ilan., and n hich will posi
tively bring . in now hall` 011 Iml.l heads.
Also Jayne's Tonic Velmli hlnl:,o certain and plea
sant remedy for Worms' I)) spepsia Piles, and many
other ibseases.
Also Invite's Carrniniti cc Balsam, a pertain cure
far Bowel . and Sl1111111(3. Complaints, Marelura,
Cholic, CramPs, Sick ileadathe, Sour stom
ach Cholera Mullins, and all derangements or the
Stomach and Brumls, Nervous Affections, le.
.laVile's Sanative Pills, for Pennile Diseases, Liver
Complaint-, Cnstiveness, Fevers, Inflammations,
Glandular, Obstructions, Diseases of the Skin,t
and in all eases where an Alterative or. Purgative
Aledicine is required.
For snle in Carlisle. by
T. C. STEVENSON
1110 - 31, 1843. - 11-31
Dr. Leidy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills.
Both purify the Blood and cleanse the Stomach
and Bowels from all impurities; thus, renovating
the whole system, and restoring it to natural nett
healthy notion.
MOS'rIPERSONS
During the year ' feel peculiar sensations, such as
.Dullness of Spirits, ,
... . lhzzitiess, Faintness or Giddiness,:
1./rowsiness,
SwiMming of the Head, '
Dimness ( - X.:Vision,
, .
. Heaviness of the Eves,
Languor add Sluggisimesq.
The appetite variable, bowels irregular, occasion
al sickness of the stomach, headache, and other sen
sations equally distresSing and unpleasant:
• Tny.Trum ! TRY THEM!
All yo u that have never taken of them;
Give no heed to the false doctrines, reasoning and,
statements of ignorant pretendims to Medical Science.
and:Poreign Impostors; which ate frerjuently prib l
lished—for nine, times nut of ten, taking. of their:
nostrums, fiersons are obliged to take of Dr. Leidy's
mood Pills to ebnaleract their baneful effects...
For sale in Paid - isle be
STEVENSON.
11-35
.11ine14.1843
lea Bankruptcy.
'Vatted Slates Court,
E4STEIEN INSTAIET OF PENNSYLVANIA
T . ll . OlE'.
1101DETMONS for ,Dischargo and Cacti-,
jiti j *ate . Octet - . the Pipkrupt Laiyi have been. fii-1
. Iklt Cleilt..unibiiland be,
and' l'itittAr, 'the 29,th „day" e SEPT : ,Ltiext, nt:
11 Welnak is appointed fin. tint hearing there.'
of; before the- saitilionrt sating. in Bankrupteyoti
the DistrictCepa.' Reeve; f .the'City , of 1 , 1411111c1-I
phin t when and -where.the Creditoravf the staid Pei
titioner'a,avhelkaVe preyed their Data, ai)d r per:;
eonslit intereit,-rnay all ear anti' ihnir'eause:4' any ,
Obi. have, why,,mteh Diacharies Cdrtiticates!
sheahl not hetratited: •
• ;• .Plerit f Di s tri c t
loth 1;443., 11;1-24-
.:i‘Jrfoti46o.
71'
Dk gtOrS;MISAFARILLA
AIRY pro,,tiiii,; - 8
,gay Ming
aggnilt,t!i4 hrtee,',(leCiye,tt in &then efit fromliaiht one
heoe•ofitt,..)thtte 4:tf ;"..I . liii it`ensily: ,
noeountetl fe,r,ae Dr.:lLeitly's SortOpari is`a•noueh
stroOge4yepttretion thori tiny tither, nOtl :nor twine
as trnuoVse,centiti netkie, one bottle ott , olsoir,oth'er.
(fled i36/(FA(ol..Vstiiitilirice:)' Let the imblio'remexn•
jit'ne:Vd.iti•lOs4Chui . the
• • •
SA lISAPARILLA.
tfid.gedictdi
.'"(o'"Ani,ong_the - ,v - r,.gettjble alterntives vhich
our diepwisariesi ithciund, thereple - few :'so: useful,ne
Sarsaparillainnd wltOproperly cOmbinwl tied . .p r 6:.
pared, is invaluable
ted constitutions to their wonted 4..tnergy but, in ever y,
case :wiling ,out , of an
,Impure . .state orthe blond."
Frotninlcnowledge of very many asses (tied some of
tbeni '0634'16.5:d incurable) where. many ,different
preOildlints 'of Sarsapari been.' Oki!, none
seenteitpi possess virtues,or ,remetlial powers equal
to Dr:Leiilk,lll.oicated or Compound :Extract of
Sarsaparilla."„.
It is is preparation is believed r., superior to
tiny other. and vould,recommend it to the particular
notice of Physicians.-Ed. U. S. Gazette. •
DR. LEIWE'S SATISAPAMILLA.
Extract of a letter from .1. B. Whitmore, of Easton,
in relation to Dr. 'Leitly's Sarsaparilla. ,
" "My little boy anti' girl, the 'former iloW three
yenrn and the latter now seven years oltl, have been
afiricted with it scrofulous junior front the time they
were three 'months old. _'fliree months ago I. was
induced tonitlke trial ofyour . Extract of Sarsaparilla,
and have given it to both to the pre'sept time. They
ore now entirely free from any appearance of Soro-
Fula and tiever'were itt !letter health."
Dr. Leidy's Saaaparilla is efficacious in all dis
eases :wish% from impurities of the blood mimic other
fluids of the system. All invalids who m a y have
been tinder medical treatment, who are' debilitated
from the gonstity of medicine' they may have taken,
or arc under• a mercurial inflotsice, will fool thot by
oskg a few bottles or Dr. I.,eidy'l,
usual vigor and elmstioity of their frame and system
ill he restored, and be again permitted to enjoy.the
su eels of life. ,
DR. LEIIIDA"S SA RSAPARICLA.
i rr"hills; rtiele appears to lie doing wonders at
the Sonth, spd from the high oi:lr:inter or the se
commendations, in'imire roily persuaded it is a most
.capital nittlieinelor. infintritiem alit; blood. We
know many. Physicians mho Bate gi vom rtic)y testi
mony on this sublets, and we know Mcv not
give a character to any medicine that !pa imt realy
deserve it."—Charleston r:mmirer.
..KNiisiet of a listen front 1/e. 11'arren',. Natchez.
"I laving Mr the last year in my practice used ynar
- Sarsaparilla with nllllll- isractioikto_m3
benefit to my patients, 1.111(50 no hesitation intleelar
iii;s: it to lie once or the. most useful preparations in
diseases rut. oincll Sarsaparilla is iiresci '
LVIIaY'S SA EISA PA rt
n o-;rhi,; preparation may be -
lb:rod - of upon Its
helm; the strongest (conarquently more ellicasions)
of any in existence ; all hut
scss fON)111q1011 In their strength,
bring prepared (rim; Me same :vidieb.. l).. Lein; 's
Compound l'Amact of Sarsaparilla, bona:rm., pos.
sasses proptalics not possessed by ntliors, from its
.111:11111M preparatioicand combination itilh mbe•
segetable exmarts recorrommilud by the nu.alical la
cultyanti hense the reason nhr it is so generally
rreonunended Idhilailelphia and
elm', here. ,
Piton' ilto exp.:l°ll4m.y vilifies or this prepara
tion and a kito-Aedge of 'ifs color's:tit:it
visits, (the reason why they so *generally use it, as
they would nut use or reconfitiettil nay .pritlittratiou
they did not,lotow the ettinpositiou ot,) if has been
iittetultiefollii tunny of ihe 110514i:do throughout the
U. S. ifutl.k highly recommended by Ph) siebutsand
Sur;;cons of thutie histifuttotitt.
•
• - Front . the New' (It•leans t,"‘ tlvertiser„
L'Ellf)T , S fiLIL'itSA6'.I3II(LII.A.
The high mid epsietl celebrity which this pre
eminent medicine has srquireil for its 'marl:olle el
tivaey in :ill di sit,es which it 111 . 010.5 vii iii core, lons
relidviTti tile usual iir:ii•ti•ee of pilling.
.It is 1:111111 a by its fi•olts :toil its gonty‘voi Ls tistify
for it. 11.. I .e.itir's
ii, ilic.es.es 01 . the 'tree, sic)rn
aril, skin, 5, siiiiii• sod illeenttioo of the
thrust :Ma .111112 r parts,:lFct. fibtll las, m,ro
lithis, rheii nisi km ;mil incipient
gout. ntervitriM slrections; female tle
rangelocias owl 13 I . u:doping the sickly tool delolitot
ed to their natural hoolift cliergy.
DIM. LEE EVY'S E:521. PAIS-ULLA
Dr. 1 .eitly's Compound, Extract of Sarsaparilla has
stnotrthe test la• five y ear past, and 'tis 11131M:1St to
say that there is tin whet' prepanition of equal
strength now in use. 'Elivougliont thn Southern
States where Sarsaparilla is as 11111e.+ ill Z(41(111111;0
as tea hial coffee, 1)r. i xidy 's Sarsaparilla is gener
ally preferred awns highly retoninutsided by Phy
sicians, hare lie,❑ frequently pub
lished 1 . 1 the north and N,l'St it is also
much used. tiini t• perhaps than any tiller. .•
(hic h ol m, rit 11811. is to
(Iva of any other iii :41411g - 111,11,1111S CllllllllO one half
gailon.o Ili.' strongest Syrup that elm be made.
I)irertioni ler Syrup therefrom accent
nutics the directions.
LE IrVis — fi
p6 - 11‘it :1 few days since a Clergyman of this City
(who does not desire his :tame published in the pa
pers. lag is left with De. Leidy) stated that a lady
o ho had long been a communicant :alibi church, but
f oe too rears past unable to go to cluirch, on account
al her estmine drbilily, occasioned by ulceration of
various ports of her body, disease of 'her liver mill
other internal derangements, and the constaat taking
of medicine themlor, never 11 , 1111,1 any clabige fur the
better until atter using several . bottles of De. Leid)'s
-Sarsaparilla, and by a feu , months perserfranco iu
its itse, 0119 entirely restored to health, and recover
ed her Winer strength, and In use her own language
1111XIIISI crente.l n lICW bein, ,, ." This is but one
of tunny instnnees atinoLt daily heard of.
It is i.en,,,, , t1 'mi . ,' awl sold st holes:de and retail
at Dr. LEH /1"S !health Emporium, No. 191 North
Second strttet below Vine: also sold by Frederick
Brown, corner Fifth add eliesunt streets; and Fred.
Klett Si Co. crime.: '241 and .Callowhill street, at $1
per bottle, (a hall pint) or six bottles $5.
For sale in Carlisle by
T. C. STEVENSON.
May 31,18-13. If-31
Warms I -Worms
VP parents - knew the value and ellicacy of Br.
Leah's VatentVLgetable Worm Tea ,they never
would he V/1010111 it illiliCkhlllilieS,ns children are
subject at all times to Wornts,
1)1.. Leidy's Worm Tea is composed of vegetables
altogether, and may be given to children of all ages.
Directions a.ccompany each paper or package.
Children suffer much, or thous, front so many
, -
things being given them,for worms, without tiny er-
Icet. Much medicine, given to children, has n,ten
deneflo destroy their general health, and they are
ntm•u or less delicate ever after.
.To avoid the iircessity . ol giving medicine unnc
when-you are rertaln your childrtld have
W01`111.5 give them at first:Dr. Leidy'a Worm T.'ea. It
is sill that, is necessary.
liererence might be mode to several 'Modred pa-,
treats in Philadelphia city Mid county,'lir the efficacy
Or Dr. Leidy's Worm Tea. Try it eel you will be
convinced.
Price 1.2.4 cents a -small, and , 25 cents n large pack
mul for sale, -wholesale and
lietail, at llt. Leily's Health Emporium No. 191
North Second street, below Vine, [(alga o ' r
the Gol-
Eagle and t erponts,) Pluludclplila. , , , •
Foe sale in Carlisle by ,
T. C. STEVENSON.
June 14, 1843... tf-33
Dr: Leidy's.Tetter and :Itch Ointment..
AN iiilallihleramedy " foi raviolis affections of the
Sk)n,remoiiing• Pimplds, ..Puotnles '
'anti .Eruntions,
of the 'Skin, nod intrtionlarly : adopted to the cure, of
Tattoo and the , '
Phis ointment ha's been used
. in numerous schools
thrOughout the.city.antl county, as Ivull en' Factories,
etitploy.ing numerous girls and : boys,' and amongst
mhom7Petter.nntl Itch,RA wen paotiter,Alfections,of
the Skin, prevai led, with,the.most unexampled
'Cues, tNanies or Schnol(Feachers, as,Well as Super?
intendants and Vroptivtoes., of Factorie s , .could he
given, contirMtngthe .above, hui for the deheacy they
feel in having the ir marries -published in ooribectiou
sUili - Milisome and disagreeable:affections... ';
--, 23ments a box. ? .For sale in'Carlisle
T STPYgNSON ,
~ t „ltine•44; 1843: :Y-tfl4l3'
- I,:filANSPMANPF 4 9: l eplalkriTyv. , 'i.
, 4 • ; ct ,;
•~ONSUALPTIOk4 tiought.';SlbtOngt/ 31 0 11 t:Pl.
jc q ClOnliuMPtiveft4Pultil4!ikoryoit tospfe4ili'
t.;41 eriqg !t4trt: npgket9o',C4,4*•,fo l 4 't.t i lftV ll s lll knt
Aiiii;g49l9Re9frtrtkiQnft 4 1 - e k"Fl t c t 4 1 . ) .ipe
brllVoke übbs 3 g . i,whEelt t 4; Mr st‘b Wedtho
Ai o / 16 . 1 0d1P:, 0 1 1 . 1 1; ‘ A t t,Oi Qt ,3 "
4truotton alnlcerpinrrun' t 4671V:i , "uptIri9efie,
. 151 4 1 4 4 / 1 1,0 1 4iNtril • — o46Jintr
,itor
. 4
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• NtilitliOWol 4 ,C - 4106 5 0,1f iia c iiiii:
''''' ' ' '• ' ' V''' Aticifit i 4 lit tigl i iCA . P ; N'it.
I' ' , ::!...:- Nqi, .-i , ..) •-„. y , ,• _ - ~..- • ;- 0•A•41-r-,' ~ ,• . '
-' • ••• , ••"••• , 7-1:; , ,•,-.-‘,: ~_ i--,%;"- - •:-':.,-•, ;1 ,, • -'
4r o / 101 •*:;Thil3k1S4Ag1N49', 1 Vale 115 , 1 C.
- :''''-'4'.o"?''t ' 7 V , -L''* - ;; , ; , :'• gr - ; l •'A',%•'":..-''-':
1 ralibtaiiiiiliTi2,oO.iltiiiilithtetlliAkii,ilV6''
~ firigainstAdianydarnage!akFi4;jiii ctipe Ot
resisonableterine,f.They also talitnl4-:;,'44';:',k,itt
', 'lF l ,loltitiETll6Aii., : ..litirsiiii ,4,7t4e,4
ds
op BtorWor` brick buildings at $25 on' $1000,`1,110
.oreininni iubject to he drawn • any lime :by,- aid!.
Vilt:Vinpuring, at a deduction of live poi cen4an. :
the.anitiurit'cif•prerniutn paid: • ' ''" '' N.-
'The usual rates for one'year on • •
Stone and Brick Buildings, , sCto $5 A $lOOO
Log UlllO Frame, ' a
.. Pc; to $7 on $lOOO
Mereliandize,ahout : Y ' 35 . 'orc $lOOO
Application in person or by letter will have im
mediate attention.
=V
3'he InsicraOce Co.
• OF PHILADELPHIA.
A p l c C r E pet T u rU ng tN st Cr o . ;s c o i e tli d e a r n t l e t in o p b o y ra i r & o r r ,
in Town or Country, on Houses, Barns and Build..
ings'Uf all hinds; on Hoygehold Furnittire,
eliandize, Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commer
cial and ManufactuAng Stoeli, and Utensils of
every dcscription,as wellas illeivrAcesand GROUND
RENT, upon the most favorable terms.
. •
The Allowing are the usual 'rates, viz:
On Stone and !nick buildings, from •
• 35 lo'4o ctn. on $ l OO
60 to 70 ctn. on 100
"Log and frame
"Merellandize and furni.
lure
buildings, from
' "Do. in log or frame,
"Horses, caltle,.farming
.• utensils and sundries,
at about
- Application mny. be mad() to
JOHN J. MYERS, Agent,
earlislo, Dee. 21,.1512. ly
EIGEI RiaSEDITSH
M,YER9 'HA V ERSTICK have
Jost received at their Drug, Rook, Stationary
nod %%MeV Store, a large iissortinent of
Voy . 4, Toy-ll£oo➢cs for ifAnristinas
Preseaits.
..A ulna Is, Sottn•ennirs,
anti l'orl.forios, for ISI3,
Togetlu•r n rely...lion of eptertaitkipg
in.I.I,DING, roe long winter evening
'a 3
, L) N
• of every variety, viz:
Sehmil Bibles and Testaments,
Smith's. Geop'oplw and Silas,.
Olney Mitchell's - do. - :' •
Smith's Grainnlor,
Kirkam's ditto,
.diqfers Series, No. 1,2, 3,4, 5, tST 6,
Cobb's School 'Books, complete. •
• Emerson, Baler/y, Barham, tS Web
sler's .Spellers, -
Pil,T, Rose. Smiley, Emersdia..l
- with Keys, . . •
iiral lacsumica I Illigt runiculs.
C:"77 1 r7.7i , n73" 7
afs et..1A.1 Lat• g... 0 •
Letter, Cap. anti I)ecil paper, toiled and,plain. Note
paper. Silver Peneils.everpoisits. Janson
I', neils in is nod, of all ieniperst.lvitli a large as-
...t
.....„.1.
sortmet,t of III.ANK li /KS, ruled withinruled
11;1211•Ra . :s 9- VIP, .2 F) •
Of superior finish. Razors, Razor Strops
Shaving Ilrushcs, and finely scented
Shaving Soaps and assorted Pc-
film art!.
}FANCY ..ttiTATERWVAR
Superior opaque and Bassin Boards,
liter paper, Visiting. Girds, colored Wafers and
Sealing, \\'a, Plain and .11.otto Seals.
ici!!,cli' zaNic,
(VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL:)
)InVytintoitgi,
I'4,:2ether with a general and well selected assort
ment nl C7risgien/ awl .111. , :cellaneorts Ilorks, *to
please the laney alel e iniprove the taste." •
Doe I i, 1612. ir-r
TO FAZI:EZERS.
g IEI 1 1111141 al 4
• .
rgmw, soloserihers, nt their FOUNDRY AN!)
11.XCI II Sllol', on Nfnin street, nearly op
posite the CoPoy to the thorough or
Pa., still (polite to build the colloscilq Machines
and Horst, Powers—slit
T.,11).131tra . c11, , s Pagent Improi . ed
TIMER AND FOUR •
IPCI.)W7I-.`51T229
Itiith a horizontal hAilli,riteld, with n trunk to con
duct the t.tritit to the Aloe Kite.
kali{ lIORSE POWER,
band-wheel outside of the horses. They are
ecll 6dettlated to put tootle side orthe barn bridge,
or untlnr the barn shed.
Neal' 11121(i NMIL proa'eaa Shaker 3
To sepnrate the grain from the 'straw, whirl' will
dispense with nne or two hauls, will he made to the
above Alueltine irwanted.
2 a 2:3 at It ac 3
•
PorAnsing nay of the alurve Machines utaN ) have the
privilege. alter n titie trial', of returning the sate it
not satisfied. All Alachines and Horse Powers are
warranted for one year, if wOl used.
itEroffißia/VG.
All kinds or repairing will i?e done at thn snortes
notice and on the most reasonable terms. They ftl
ways kin') on hand all castings necessary to re main
the shove Nlachines,or any of now in use. t .•
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
There Is also attached to the ill/ONT establishment
an IRON AND. BRASS FOUNDRY, at which all
kinds of eAsTINGS. can - be bad—stiell it's'" A Nile
Mills, Corn Makers, Plaster Brakeri, Mill Ocar
ing, Saw Mill Cranks,. Machine Gearing., Wagon
lioxes,,Szo. Etc. Alsoi
TURN EIN / G AND FIINI(SEIING,
Such ns Atill S 1 ulnlles, .Cor lioxes„Turningtathei,
nIL i tube best order, in iron and bras%
AlI oetlers. will he executed at the sluirtest po
cce,linti promptly attended to. Farmers and•otlfers
ars respectfully invited to give kis a call, confident
that the'' can be suited to their satisfaction.
. • A. S'PHUFFER.& CO:
Parlisle, Aug. 10 ; 184E. ' tf-41
(0-Phinat's,Hentvoors Mid Oglehi PLOUGHS
and PLOUGEVOASTINGS'otteIt hs CtitteriSand
sides. Ste. Ste4can also be had inhe'fountlry.•
Td HU nubseribor iespoctfolly •In fbrin s:thet Rh=
• lie ot folge,,thai liaslea.sed the above; m• t
to unent,•siximilei eolith' of Corlislo, foe torna
01 . i - 01m ridAhe MILL . lyivipg: beeioneentlfte
.pthrea; and a ntes. machinery, intraueed, ho is
thereforck•Anpared to' Manufacture tb ar dor; (end
also beim supply constantly -
Payee Olt airily-R*4 gilutqAttual ity,
11f it t ;.merchants ,whia o tn! arms tt T and.
others,itrank titntrititie4 at gqlgtilist nity - Diisep • ,
nidatiniiiiraitietti:n.lNWinbiOttiiii i 'it titionr,
town, IGuinberrand county, } Vitt:.receive °.. prompi
rcicaivo4i supply of
; materials; ha i ttatinttr h!tr *16016'
.to manutaNtaftlip,ar'
tinAttlpfnitirie V 111,141-
'lti.4llo44Wri,*
40 to 50 cts. on 100
.60 "to 70 cts. on _lOO
60 cts. on 100
IBM
FrE subscriber havinglensetthe above
house, -would !nest respectfully announce to
his friMuls Mal the public generally that he 14 pre
-I,:iped t o twoommodate them and the travelling coin
'nullity, in a style that he hopes will - he found satis
factory to all who may favor him with a call.
Ms table will receive his especial attention, and
shall always be abundantly supplied with the best to
be had in the county. The bar is.and will be found
con.itantlY• supplied with' the choicest Wines and
Liquors that Ole to he obtained here and in the cities:
The Stithling attached to the house is commodious
and will be under the charge of n careful. Ostler.
Ile hopes by a strict attention to business to receive
a Moral 'share of the publicpatronape.
Irp IIOARDERS will be taken by the Ileek,rnoiltli
Ea=
INITEN LAB 14MT.M.
assortment of LARD L.aarPs, copmti lig of
pa rub ti r,Cluember& Study Lam ps
with or without shades; which they. w tl sell whole
sale or retail at the manuliteturer?s prices..
Y.' ALSO,
Astral; Side• Reflectors and ,GlasSLittop's of 'vari
otis patterns. ,
. .. , (1) ZZ .:t o' , • •. '
The very beitMintim strained, blenched . Sperm
Oil, warranted to burn clear. for . .
• • . •
Me - chalticsbtitg , ,Ltne
IlielnieCtuiMechanicsburg Mad.
L], •
• ;r:'
eubeeriberirateral tor pest Ittvers;lehka',
Leave toiliterito his friends and the ,public
genpraPh, that ho still eoritieoeF:4omt aline of
4eYkhor , Clllft4g44/Yo,lPtv i 994-40Plcklias44rg
.
and. Philadelphia or .flal4jt9o•4bol4olko6ds"
Oiro4unomflii desc,lSWASloW,fprwatded
with eere;;afic:.4o9#l**,o4o# 4 o4.retis*
' l ll'eadadO 41.1;6,
delnliiiii4*P4 # lo4?i44*OpilMottsfttiii,ApreitioQ ,
10YOuf,li %. '
JI2HN,, R A R 4 R .
- -3
~, 4 4, , , 1 ivrt, ,,,( n. —e e, ,,,,
;,,onfostsAyozpr:or4la ,• ow. ..
r
' .ierngliN hisloine,o. o*.lialover
': P Treet i -yesieide, 8 demi' eMtifo3tlier.
iito6 Onll`trarlyilipositB the office William
;111:ilicii i eq,,,..wbere lio will as' usual,7otirefully
Yeeint' ' to lill btiiiBefe which ipay be erardeiid to
Alin! inthe liniforbbiprefeseloci. . ',, 1
';'
••• , 'fiaribile ' Aprit&r , 1843
.11
PII.OtE6VOINVAGAINSZ , .0 S.
nrilDE CUMDERII,itsaiNALLtt.:MDTDAL
PitOTL•CTION:.CaNIPANY:;fiting i4corpo4'.
rated by an aced' the Legislatime of themesentsep:
sion,and fully orminiTed mitt kk iierotion .
direction of the ' followinw,hedild. AlanagettiOlki ,
Thomas C. 'Miller, C.. P..,.C_tiMpuhisOokin.l4l7lll"4,-
David W. McCullough, .littnee..WenilstkPecirge'
Martin, 'William Moore, Sannio
Giteasott,Tlloll3lls l'axtott,Wm. - Bitytti;JoiteiihNtyeri;
and A. G. Millet'', call the attentietr,OCtimthihnhlo
ants of Cumberland Valley to the cbeattiOlortifthiik " ,
rates and the many advantagenultiell this' l .43ft
itid
over any other.
. -
.Ist. Bvery person insulted becomes a. Member bf
the company and takes part in tldrcholco
and the direction of its concerns.
;20. For insurance' no more is an. is
necessary to inept the - expenses of the ClemPanyTind
indemnity against. losses which may happen.
rid. The inconvenience of frequent renewals . is a
voided by insuring for n tern of five yeaait. •
4th. Any person applying lor insurance Must give
his premium note for the 'cheapest dais at .the. rate
of five per cennim, which will be $5O on the $lOOO,
Or-vvlrithdee—will—hn i. to,j ay,12,50 - foe yearp,
:0id.51,50 for survey and, policy, and - no more unless
loss be sustained. to a greater amount than the funds
pip hands will cover,and then nn more will be requir
ed, dam a pie rata share. TheSe' rates are - much
cheaper than those of other companies, except such
as are incorporated on the same principles.
Instirance is eifected in the following nian n el. A
- 11C1 . 8011 applyiti for insurance for property of the
cheapest class of' risk for $lOOO will be charged 5
Iper centlbr five yearn,a, note =minting to $5O must
le given by him,on which he will lie required to pay
5 per eenCsE2,so, and $1,5914 surveying nod
and will have no '111(1M required of him unless losses
occur and. the funds on hands pre not sufficient to
Meet th6m.
° Agents will be appointed as soon ns possible in dif
ferent places to attend to insurances. andany persons
wishing itnniedintely to opplv.eary do so by signify
ing_thew_wish_to.the_th9iceralfAlte_c2tnpany.,
CHAS. P. CUM.:MINS, Pres,
A. O. MlT.r.rn,See'y
April I'2, 1843.
VALIVIOLE
MOH WANKS
LTZT, Dal-Lao
vir tie of the dowers anti
.nothority
O. enntoined in ihe hurt will and testament of
Thenn tleol., I now °KT for sale, the
•
CiarliBle fron prks,
SituUted On the Yellow Ilt`eeehe'S Creek, 43 miles
eat 4 of Carlisle Ps. The estate COll OSIB of first tate
azztiaLita .
wi tit Teti Thousiinit'ail•Cs ol' Laud.
A. new NI mite' Ayr Alll.l, Avltli.fourrim of stone,
finished on the most apioarted plan. About 51111 acres
Ordlic hind arc cleared and highly taillitated, hut log'
thereon erected• -
Three 11,411.;.” 173:i;tir, 111:tinns
and tieeessary T INNA NT ITOITSES. Th ,
works :ii•cropoied by the Yellow Ilveeeltes Creek
anti the Spring., it Idyl) neither fail tiorfreeze.
There are tipon the premises all the neett4sary work-
MIMS 11 0 119 1 2,r0:1111011tie,C1111/ClItC1 . : 111.1
111141Stablilt,' , built Or 410 IllOhl mlistatitial materials.
The ore or the host goatity and in,..lootvihie,is
within 2 mite. or Ito, Pumice. Them: is perhaps
on Iron Nvorksu Pooosyimoin which possesses su
perior advantages 1111 , 1 OffiTg erecter itidoccntents to
the investment of Capital. The water power is so
great that it 'might he extended to ;my other 111111111-
tacturing . piwpose. Persons disposed In purchase
will of course examine the property. , Theterms
sale will ho nittde'knowm'bv
111 ARY
Ilwrotrix of Michael Egeolt,',l.
Carlisle, Oct. 19, 151 , .2. i 1.51
CHEAP PAPEri HANGING 3.
ro[lE subscribers would in form'tlic (-ki
ll:. zees or Owlishe and the vicinity, Owt the y ore
prepared to 111'11'01 their
LATEST PATTERNS OF WALL: PAPER
iu tlw most surrior manner, at prices that eau only
he :Ilia tied by their being the most mach:Jive ',Mutt
rart twin s in the country.
We still retain the rtmr. • 1.1:NUTII : 110 11 l Il'inil
mrut in suit the times," .but upon the PIIICES. Call
nud sea the best, cheapest, and largest assortmta. in
the city.
- 1.11.:1.:It0S1'.. SON, Fv:
NO. 100, Chesont.street,
next 'loop to the Ledger 13mbling,,
PIIILADEILL'iI IA
April Cil, 1813
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
Main street, one square West of the Court Eouse
CLE.1"...15L7-3, OA•
(!arlisle,April 3, 1543
afircher's_
1,915
. per gallon. •,
Best Sperni''Cantilcs, 87 cents jeer lb.
Carlisle, Dee. 21; 1842.
CfIifiSUPIPTION OF T jitr.Ar
.14fatiotte bf the Pver;',7stlana, ,
•!• , ,i+er;,,ieealenrees of the. Breast 'or 1048 . , .Chrslisii.,
4ttgegllei , Rieurisy, - .ll,rmorrage
aßeame*Othe,,4'ulatoiiarYt.
,4 ; l*.ltli!ktTlV.lqtESCloo7l4:ll , 4l4k ; ,' :
F oon)oOtidßiiik4.l;ii,li;P:iitii,itri:4l4ul'
Virginianift oe:ttWAVl`rry ,Bitti,"os
1 .0, 0 Ex.i , Y4e ,tY(t..bl,4,;;Dew ,4y#,10;
oroo le :44 oq #,
.11 istiooralieikl tvidn OAldftW b l ontifik*,4o,PyJlA6kiio , - -.
„(y!,7,1/O'i9,VIVOROVIP. AP,ERP-XRLt.
ok(1,00§• Of, 0600typ114080,41.10.are
ti f nic:ticni; , ,tibr'tlO4VO:W4Sti te' Cu Iti 3 Ose
.i,vlreti, we intik
ittmtp'Liii.ttuktiteh,theva4,artfont4zoftitifferiog and dis
,titeStruceasionedar,t maiiy'.Of the , illeenses in which
411'0 litdi has', proved, so., highly successfuli4ti
fe44ithi:"WP,Viutout urgoiits claims too strongly, or
say I.,oopOqi,lif its favor.
~;174. 1 .ious"reniodios it is true have been offered and
notice for tbe,, cure of diSCIISC9 of tho
L l in gs , / 60
.some have no 'doubt been found very
useful hot of all that have yet bccediscovered; it is
admitted bymhysicians nod all w h o have witnessed
its effecter, that none has proved as successful as this.
Such, indeed, are the •
SURPRISING VIRTUES
ME
Of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stage of
CoNsuatrTiox , after all the roost esteemed Temedies
of physicians have failed to effect any change, the
use of this medicine has been productive of the
nMstastonishit , relief, and nctnally effected cores
after all hopes a recovery had been despaired of:
In e the first stages of the di cease, termed "Catuvr.;-
Consuthption,"originating from neglecled Colds,
it has been uses! with undeCiating success, and hun
dreds acknowledge they owe the restoration of their
health to this invaluable medicine alone. In .that
form of Common InpliOn on prevalent amongst delicate
young female's, commonly termed debility, or
. "GOING INTO A DECLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands tire lingering, it
hits also proved likghly sneeessfill, and not only pos
setiSfill the power or checking flee. progress of this
alarming complaint, Intt.also strengthens and invig
orates the system more. Wet:wally than any anctli
eine We have ever possessed:,
Besides iis.sorprising efikoev io e.;nosuroption, it
isequal ly etiletteif)ll% 111 Litter • Conlysiintm, .3sthrna,
Br)nchitis,smll all ttffeetion9 of the Latogs, antl'has
;CI:T L!(I many of the most ohkionte cost's, after every
"otl wt• retool failed. ' W-1 , ot• particulars se
Dr: NN'istAtoe Tye •ise on CoustOuption, to be hod u*
the Azeots.
OE
THE EXt::AORINNARY SUCCESS
Arending the use or this medicine in dismises of
tin I,ting§, and the many singular cures it has el'•
reined, having. naturally attracted the attention of
nine physicians, (as well as the whole fraternity of
quails) varionsconieettires and surmises have arisen
respecting its composition; /10111U_ physicians !Hire
supposed, it to contain iodine, other igtinrant preten
ders say i. must contain .3Tercur . sr, and to some such
substance t'lley each attribute its singular efticaey.—
As such opinions are altogether erroneous, and cal
culated to prejudice !natty persons against it, we
That itunntnins nothing of the kind, or northing
the least injurious; on the contrary, it is composed
of the tobst simple substances, the principle el which
ard the extracts:of TA It Chun/ _Bork,
and the whole secret of its chiefly consists hr the
mode Iry whii.lr they are prepared.
As wei hie already pultli•hed itumerous certifi
cattts from Ow' hir,lntst authority, which prove its
virtues hey timilitove consider it unnecessary
to esitillit f long list of them hi this liince, .will
only mention n ft.w cases, to show sv l et t it has ilone.
NVE HAVE 'STILL- SOME 110_1',E.
SURPRISING GUItE.--Anumg the . sonny
impthar -cores W Melt this medicine has eirMluii,
hell_ is peririps 110110 in its powers nre no
*idly shown ns in the rase of \lrs. Austin.
This r consumptive for several years,
and during the greater part of this thin: hod rescued
tlw hest medical attention, and tried all the inced
valtialik remedies, yet tudliiiig could be found to
arrest its progress. She became subject fo violent
fits of ccingliing, expectorated large tptatitities ot
instter ',erasion:illy tinged with blood, and step by
step this feat lid disease combined. its moue, note
all hop: of a PCCOVery uas entirely ilehpaircil
\Vhire in this ilistre4sing situation, lingering upon
the very 'verge of thy grilse. she ennuucnccd the use
of this • lialsalnt, tt tit h, to use her oivii rapt rssion,
operated almost like a claim. In 11 few days she
expectorated freely, the .eotiglt Was ftradinilly sup
pressed, and stew day appear.' to add fresh vigor
to hey looks, and now, in the phico,of diet emaciated
form' v. itherbig to 'rear, she is seen mingling in
hetter health than stilt has enjoyed to
vim's.
I)ISINTFIIr.STF.I) TESTI'MONY.--1 laving ‘‘ itnessei
Om surprising alictiey. Of D. \Vista's Balsam o
ttlierry, In the case or Mrs. Atustiii, 1 cheer.
arkiiiinieilge the above statement to he tau
null correct. .1. C. WALTEns, M. 1).
. .
Woodstown, Sept. 4, I S4l.
Dear Sie—Alihttugh your invaluable tnedicice has
already found hundreds of powerful advocates, it
may stiltbe gratifying P
to you to 'eel Ye a comMoni
cation fromauy one that has been relievad by it.
Stich, Sir, is truly my case. have been it victim•
to that terrible ItiF l •lllstt Colllllllolttioll, tunny
months, and hate starred an much, that I leid be
eome almost 'weary of tny Ile:trio; you'.
Balsalm sc7 highly praised, • I
!began hiking it a few
Avueks hack, 8011 e:111 11515111 . ( 1 3 011 it huh rilieved tne
more than any thing I Imre ever ivied belbre, and I
confidently Ilelieve it Will cure me effectfially: Please
give the bearer the Worth oldie eneloseilosid oblige
Yours Respectfully, Jars PEA test) :Nr.'•
Chester County, Sept. ft, 1841:
Friend Wistar-Llt gives me much pleasure to in
form thee that my wile's health has improved %Try
much since she has been using thy llalsalm of Wild
Cherry;atul we think• there is no 'lonia but that it
will core her. Slie has taken the two hottles.l
pur
chased from thee at short time since, and her cough
is much .she oho sleeps well at night, and
saes she has Linton tanning to give her so much re-
Vice will please give the bearer two bottles
more for • l'hy Friend.
\\ll US I!OUL6
Lancaster comty,July 18,11341.
Dear Sir- 7 1'lease send me two bullies of ynur
germine Ilalsalm of Will Cherry. I have teen
tlicted with Consumption for the last two years, tool
suffered very notch with n severe cough, pains in
my breast, difficulty of breathing, Hight sweats &o.;
untl hating tried numerous remedies, and also .been
under several doctors. yet 1 could not find any thing
to relieve me until I used some of you r Ituisulm. 1
r ot one bottle from 14 neighbor of mine who is using
it, and have, found such wonderful relief.troM it that.
I have no doubt it will . cure me effectually. -;
yeyy Keipectrully':yotirq, Sze.' ,
, RonEmr
ma
E g r •Rend the fo 11Mving from Dv. Jacob Hoffman,
a Riysician of extensive ,practice in Huntingdon
comity:
Dear procured ono bottle 'of Dr. Wistar*s
Ibilsalm of Wild Clierry,from Thorium Ileed;'Fisq
of, this plane,-and tried in a case of olistitiatj ,
Agloon on 0 child.of Paul Schwebie, in which man '
other remedies,hatl-hiien tried without
The,Balsalm gave midden. ix:Heron(' in my opinion'
rho child is effectually cured fly its use, •
YOuri,lcm. JAcon DorriTAN,ll.
December 22d,1841.
ME
Dear Sir--:-Your•Balsalni of Wilil Cherry has af
fected some.totonisiting cures here., One of
is i n old lady, Nrs:,:ltussell, wholind been Stiffer',"
for a loo t . tw,lc:Ajih.fhort.sess of breathing; and gen-,
oral wea obliged to keep:
her bed: Afteeictp.i.!:oliler remailes Nall/
resortpdlii biNstiit'aipistarantenced.asing:youc4tti
'ititini;on4iflev'taklittbiObottle, was NO farrecoser
i9Stis,tO,,,be 'etbiplirt!tistill to .ta, the
,dut eti
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T"tif;xv:kßriplo4i i iVtiiAr_the car.
of co ught4Coldi)'oo6 . Bllllleti*Ll'ver Com
plaints,' Asthmai'Bronchitia,,Sota4 7: lFeat, Dye
pepeia - ;* . Sho'rtnatiqaf •Brelithi . PeXii,d•rn the Side,
fire ast„Baeltilld,PhOaldersi, ;fine' androver, an
intallubloatireili)dall scarlet and.BiliotisTovere,-
andall.,di,lo l4 :l o ?driefrig'Jruni eipbetirci end de.
bility; long stentlingin fact all
discal4B4oo4tliebutuanfinnily are
. üb,toct to:
these c:.f.(l,;,:ltioiurjqicicd,.ht.Atiyirueilliitit'
compound 40er%reiltollie'publie boa geiteOl
novater = They ;are
goitlO o';'. r
debility.bY thease , pf thenif.,but on
th'aittrary they stomach ' , end
boWels icea wendeilia 'Manner,: and roOn,!reetoilY
nature to its former course and viger..!.'llie pet'.
von using the Olive ; Branch Pills soon forgets
thatlie war sick—*hieh iayeryeasilyaceounted
for: there is not that, prostration of strength, in
these pills , ink inainny.other remedies of ; the day,.
becanse the materials used in manufaCtia ring them.
'are in harmony with,tho powersicif life' and act
in,concert:with the opinions of Dee:Brown, Bush,
'Araistreing, '.Montgondry,'' Hersey, ''llendriek,..
Shipper. and the 'celebrated 'Dr. Waterhouse;
ferinerlY LeCturer on the theory and practice of
Phybie in Cambridge uniVersity, Massachusetts"
PurelinSe of them,. undgive them a fair and irin.
Paitialfrial,and youivilt find that perminentre:
lief, upon . . which the priiPrietors . depend to make
them - thelnost universal family medicine used,
end which will stand ,unrivaled by any etherin --
lie known world. 'Price 25 cents per - box.
MEDICINE
Is one of the most certain and effectual cures for
all rheumatic, chronic and inflammatory Itheuma
tisms that hinf ever yet beetf 'discoyered 4 and in
ntimerous -eases has eradicated that dreadfuldis
-ease -from persons - afflicted entirely. All sour
drinks' and victuals are strictly:forbidden, and
any
liquors must not betaken inwardly by
any means whatever, or it will be of 'no- use to
take this medicine, as . it will deetropthe good ef
fects of the.' medicine entirely: Pride $1,40:„ per
package.
A UGSBURG LIFE TINCTURE.
Thes . e celebrated drops have acquired the high.
est recommendations in this country,..aalVellas
in Europe for its most valuable proprieties for all
inward weaknesses, cramps,colds,agUes and fever;
and when used with the Olive Branch Pills,ndier
tails ° cure the fever.and ague. Price 25 Cents;
pet bottle: — , e'
• .• PECTORAL ELIXIR
htmrivalled for its ouratiVCqualilletreven When'
used hi-cases of maladies which were Othciwise'
incurable. Many,..eacommendationa4avit been'
given of the benciii;ial effects it .hati had in the'
cure of pleurisy, pectoral 'and . pnlmonury con':
sum ptions, colds, Ste. Price' 25 cents Per, bottle
. HYSTERIC OR MOTHER DROPS.
This most excellent article 'lros'it quality of,
calming instantly and withont'fail, all cramps of
the stomach; elicit»; and that troublesome disease
called mother tits or hysterics; end When confine.
cd for some length of time, will cure the_ patient'.
entirely. Price 2.5 cents per vial.
GREEN WOiNDER- 7 ,01L,- - •
A •certaim cure for all Scalds, Brum,
and the most effeCtual cure fbr the piles—it'dlll
cure the Person afflicted in a very short timc,li
used according to directions. Price 25 ots.per vita:
SPIRIT. DE MEXICO.,
This spirit is - highly' recommended for all
sprains, swelling of the limbs, or loaders,
joints and rheumatic; as an outward remedy, Whits
no equal,an d w licupscd i ith the Rheumatic:Mai.
eine, will greatly ,facilitn tit the core.
nimbi of 1 listory do not produce its equal, and itit'q
the greatest preventive - 'against tiro
known world. Far particulars sec directions aedtim..
pa trying the bottles. Price cents,
TOOTH AC R.] DROPS,
- An inf . :dial& cure if usud according n diind
lions, Price 25 cents per vial. _
SALVE OF DRESDEN.
Is docidctllv the best application fOi vioundn
avd sores, old fg new, of 1.11 kinds, and will pm!:
Ont it' u,ed in time, many .opera anus; and pre -, '
vent Lick Jaw, Pains io the Back, flead, &c.—
Females who are so unfortunate ,t to have mad
breads, and will use this Wouderhil salve, Will likt,
cured in a very then ti'me. It cannot be too high.;
Lt. : recommended. For further particUlailisce
.Price cents per b ox.
WORM LiVENGES.•
• An c:ceellent article for' the cure of worths ii
adtills nu well as children, rind r. ill ctn.° wliun
other remedies fail. Erice eenk per box.
COUG 1,07.r.N.C:Etz..
A superior article for Coughs, Qnltls Sore throat,
Bronchitis and rlillignity of 'breathing,. Price lij
cents per box.
Sold wholesale mid ri fall, at the prihelpal office,
No. :384, North 3d qrece, Philo (1(111104 by. '
JOON GRAY, • .
General Agent for Culot , crlund County.
June
'AA 11,CIVS
ISIII2 4)1 1171111/Cll%
FIVOIIIA 47 . 5, Bolleery.; N. fork:
r i fflit'itine years this medicine has stOotl . ufwitnlett
lbe the '" , re C"ughs. Pain in the sale, 111111.
....oily of brooking., I.lroticliitis, and all . those atten
tions ofille Thront, Lungs mid liven; Which
source of no notch macro% nntl which ooarrested
so (Alen terroithiti srt Consumption... So eMensively
has this remedy been used and in so tunny ettrusltas
it trot rd succes4ol; the pnotwit.tor feels no 'hesi
tancy in i•ecommentlinfr it to all Who .ititiotionately
hate occasion' to rt..sott to some.imaits of rteovt , q.
'Multitudes wh - o have experienced its nappy elVects,
call testify to its titilitY.oll.l very twiny rri , ened
a premature death poinuto 'Hs littleatts af their'
restoration. •
The originstor.of thiSlietnetty:tirs.*ell rersed in
the science of medicine; antl'it '2ikiltiil" itriieticioner.
mi I Mr' w id; A eirt4oloCllllfrelltlelltly
orestilie hit; tinAr'pritetieb; , and Witli the Mt (Neal
Pnetilty generally it witlk it:larger share of
approbation thin is coninibli - With exclusite pre:-
par:ol6lls.
irrcoNsuNirriox—The following. remarkl
were taken front the last iiiimber of the Aletliett.
, • - ,
"The surprising effect produced by tlug genuine
Or., Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at . 975
Bowery, in consumptive ease; cannot fail exciting a
Jrepnurl thrilling. interest throughouttlieworld. We
have so lon7 believed this disease (enrisumpthiii)
iii
cutable,that it is difficult to credit our senses when
we see persons, evidently consumptive , restored to
health. Yet it is a fact of daily . :oeenrreice,
LIVER COMPLAINT Anil General Deblity—.l
do Consider thy cure almost nil - 0'610u% , '1 was given
up by two physieitins arid told' topreOare for; death,.
twos in.thts low-state whim a friend sent inett • bot.-
ale of Dr. Taylor's Ilalslini of 'Liverwort, frent-,37.5
ilowery, and 'before I hail used lip .tlie. bottle 1141131
able to sit iip irtbeil; by the furtlier'prel ltnVo emu- ,
pletely regained , :my health. All slinuldlitfoit,
GEO.' WELLS, 20 John of.
ediVIOLENt PAIN - 1111:`,
been cured.of Wviolent pain bribe side, , ,eittehdiog
through to the shoulder,. 1111ii0Stig11,:diZittel% 10.101
of appetite and general debility;' by the use
bottles or Dr. TaYlcir's'llidsain
• . -J. A.:- ALLEN'; 7 :Alrchlitieti
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For saki by STPXli'Z'fSOl$2,lSt ISINKJ E,:4olo
agetits for Carlisle Mid victitity,•
October C 26,1
FlEsubscriber would res'peptfully k ,lol
form his friend and the iittlAlicgenerall7 4
that lie.4a!i taken the. , , •
3 t! • • •
plik c " ,
lately kept by Mr. S.inme, 11114 - 111 A
Street, t! ; law (loofa east9f the,Court 4 tiourteartiero
he ill titipa take, pleitio-jy6lolmild.Se,rlns
to the comforts of lio;:e
,fl,l.,itioV, 4101'44 ,
Alt• shell be ,CebstoolY. 4 4 1 t '
eheleestliquM4,' , 'tind 114 TABLE 1: itlkt4 `4S
market eon fittnish. 'A . eitrerel • PSTLE4 ittaya
kept itt attendE!neo--zid rienlegoliall.tielqtVldono.
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