ELECTION PROCLAMATION,' '‘ . l
WHEREAS in aml
,tht •• i aqt ;or :the
General Assembly of the'l.loinitpiitreall
Pennsylvania' entitled " An act' relatik.
tiotia of this' C,oromonive•alt pagaedAfie;2(l tlay ; ef
July 'Alin° .
.thlrtydnine, it is made 'the, duty' of the, Sheriff of
every county' 114 cOmmomyialth; to give
publio notice of, the. General pectlona and 1:4oli
notice to enumerate. ,
• 1. The officers to be elected. • '.
2. Designate the place which the election ,to
he held. • .
.1, Paul Martin, High Sheriff of the Cimniy . of
Cumberland, do hereby make knowirami give this
,
uar
to the eleotois OF the Coulitv of Cninberlanol, that nti
the SEPONDTUESDAY 'OF OCTOBER. NEXT
. (beingilnilOth'dv or the ountithy):l,Getietill Nee,
tion will he held at the sevi.ral eleciion di trios es
tablished by law in said county, at which time they
will vote by ballot for the several ollieers Itereinal
tee otuned,tiz t • , • ,
ONE, rEstsori
to represent the county of Cumberland hi the !louse
of ReprFsentßtiveg Of the United Suites.
tbrO. PERSONS
to-represent the enmity of Cumberland in the llouse
of Representatives of Pennsylvania. • ,
ONE COII 311. 11S§ION Eta
for the county of Cumberland. .
• ONE SIIIIEREFF...
for the county of Cumberland, - 1 :'?
TON E - 0011.0 N rat
for-the county of Cuotherla oil.
•• ONE D I RIECTOIR. •
of the Poor. hail of the I Inithe of Employment of
'Said 'utidy: •
ONE AUDITOR.
'to settle the public in:comas of the coludy Commis..
sionera;
AI oby virtue and in pursuance or an act or the
General Assembly or this Conntiona.valth,pasi , ed
the 18th day of April, 1813, the Eh:eters arm esahli
are to elect
THREE PERSONS,
as Canal Commissioners of Penitsyhtda.
• The said elections will be held` tin nughout the
county as follows :.
The election in life election district composed of
the' borough of Carlisle, and townships of North
Middleton, --- South Middleton, Lower Cielsibson,
I.4iIVCV Frankfort] and Lower West Pentishorti„
• will' e hi:Witt the Gotta House, in the li,irongli of
•Carlisle.
. The election - in the district eemposed is Siher
sp r i,, ownkhip, ,viti he held at the public house
of John Trimble, iu I lognestun it, said township.
The election in the. ilittritt COIIIIIOSI . II Or that part
of East Pennsbormigh township, lying West of Oys
,
' ter's Pointoptiting front John 110117.'8 iu Eiclwl
lierger's tavern, at the public luntse of Aiiiii•ew
Kreitzer, in said township.
.....
The election is the district composed of dial part
of East_ Pentoborough 41., h illg EltSt . Or (./ . )1,11 . 1 . '3_
61111 . Ildit z's fo Etdiell.crger's
• tavern •at the public, house _owndil by !tuber!. 11.
. • Church; in Bridgeport, in said tinvoship.
• The ,clection isi the district coinposed of New
CionfirAinditnil pact of A township, will beheld
at the public house of Sourbeelt, in New Cum,
herlaud.
• The election in the district compoxed of Lisburn
and a part of Allen township a ill lie 'add at the pub
lic house of Peter APCIIIIII, 111 Li lltiru.
The election in the dibtrict composed-of-Mat-pare
of Allen township, not included in the Nest
herland-and-LiAltumelection districts, will lie
_._:_al_lltepuLLe~tuuse of Dat id Sli - ealler; in Sli6petls
. town, in said townsll4).
Chc election in the district composed of the borough
•
Of Alechanieshint, - Will he hetd at tli - e public house
of John !looter, In said horottigh.
• 'Flie.election in the district eomposell' of ilifonroit
township, still be held at thepublic house or \vidow
Yawl, illin said towitship.
_•
The electiott ilLthe_tlistrict composed or L, 1 ".,.
Diukinsoit towitstiiii,.will be held at Philip \Veit
' vcr's !louse, in Centreville, in said township,
'l'lle election in the diStrict eittopicied rif the bor
ough of Newsille, and lost ',ship of Al,lll'lll, Upper
I , ratildord, tipper \‘'esipeotthorit', and that pbrt of
Newton township not included in the Leesburg dee
' lion district hereinafter mentioned he—littlil at
the Brick School II ouso,in the borough of Now-
The election in the district compoged or tiw town
ship of Ilopewell, will be held at the, school house
in Newburg, in full township:
The election in the ili•tt•uet composed of the low-
Pugh of Bhippenshiwg. shim...lo,l,m l ;township, and
that part of Southampton too, loship, uo included ill
'the Leesburg election district, io oil 10! held at
the Council House, in the hm•ough of Shippens
burg.
And in and by no act of the General Asiembly of
this Commonwealth', passed the :NI July 1859, it is
thus provided ."Tlint the qualified electors of parts
of Newton and Smith:moonu townships in the coun
ty of Cumberland, bounded by the hollowing lines and
distances, viz :—lleginningat die Adonis county line,
thence along the line divitlingthe townships of Dick
inson mod Newton to the turnpike road, thence along
said turnpike to the Centre school-house, on said
turnpike, in Southampton township, thence 101 l !mint
on the 'Manta BUttolll road at iteybuck'n including
neybuek's lions, thence a strait direction In this,
saw-mill belongimg to the heirs' of George Clever,
thence along ICrysloer'sl.lll4iPillltAdiuns.co_wity
thence along the li c of Adams county to the place
of beginning, oe and is hereby declared n new elec
tion district, the election to be held at the public
house of William Nlaxwell, in Leesburg,Soutliamp
ton township.
1n pursuance of an net of 14 General Assembly
-of the commoiiw.wh of entitle,'
"An act relating to the elections of this Common
wealth," passed the 1201 day of JuIY,A. I). 1859.
Notice is hereby givop,
"That every . prrson,except justices of the peace, who
shrill hold any ollice - or appointment of profit or trust
under the government of the United States, or oh
this Stale, or of any city or incorporated district,
whether a commissionedollicer or otherwise, a 'sub
ordinate officer- or agetat,-wlin is or - shall - be
ctn
ployed under the legislative, excentive or judiciaPy
department of this State or of the United' States, or
of any city or-incorporated, district; ninradso that
every member of Congress, and of the State Legis
lature, slid of the select or common council of any
city, or commissioners or any incoiporated district,
' is, by law; incapable of holding or exercising a the
4 same time, the office or :imnutment of Judge, In-
Spector or Clerk., of this Commonwealth, :mil that
no inspector, J edge or other officer I ., datny sttelt elec
. thou, shall be eli o ilde to any office to he then %Med
for."
And the said Act of Assembh , -entitled "nn Act
relating to the elections of this ,'Ununnonwe:dth,"
passed July 2a 1839, further provides us follows, to
wit:
• • ; !"Tlint the Inspectors mid Julies Chosen ns afore
.., :Said. shall ineetat the respective placesappointed 11)1.
". holding the election in the district to 'which they re
' 'aipebtiively belong, before ninee'cleck, iu the horning.
of the second Theettay of Ocioberiin each cud every
• - . ..year, and each of said Inspectors shall,appoint one
clerk, who shall be a qualified dater of such distriot.
ease the person who shall have receited 'the
. 'second 'highest number of the votes for Inspeelor.
shah nokattend on the day of 'ally election, the per
- son who shall hove.received the second highest num
.ber of vo't'es for judge nt the nest preceding election
shall net us Inspector in his place ; mill in case the
:person who shall have, received the second highest
number of votes for Ilispector shall not attend, the
• person elected nn Judge shall • appoint an Inspector
an his place; and in case the the person elected a
judge shall not attend then the lospector
the highest number of voteaslmll appoint a Judie
in his place; and if any vacancy shall comiiiiie
the board for the space of one hour ..nftt r the time
'fixed by law for the opening .11e 1 ea ion, the
qualified voters of the township, Word or iistrict for
which such officer shill' have been elected, "'resent
Ili the place of election. shall elect one of their
be: tct fill.euch vocanci.
"It shall be the duty of said assessors respectively,'
- to - attend at the - place of-holding every general, spe
, ...chili or township election; diming the whole time the
' said election is kept open tint the porpose of giving
information to the insiouinr and judge, when called
on, in relation to the right of any person qsacssed by ,
them to vote at such election, or suet) other mutters
• to the assessment of, voters'im the said in-
:speetors or judge, or eitherlif them, shall from time
. Ito time require. ,
• person.shall he. permitted to vote at ' any elcie.;
;Han a s aforesaid;nther than a,' whi te,fropinnit 4 of-the:
rage of twenty-one or more; wilt shall Intie,resiiteti
drajttitt.this state leant ooe year, mid in theelectioi this
riet,Wherp hp offers to onto at lesst ten day') homed'
~...iiielyr.litreietiling_sadie.le:e.tion,Pott_within two years.
. ? :„,!paid a state et..poutity.tax, , ldelt",sliall'huve,heen
$' . ....1e1*(1. it leastdays 'belore. the , election. lint a;
LiqkifoitjaeioCtlie Vitited.States who ha preciously been
„ 4 , qualiPeti Wpter. nf.'lltis • este and renioved there. :
~,W.4iFtin;titnd.tliitr'neili'ini;sillto shall Use. , resitied. in
.tkpotion,ilist,! ! et . ,tunt.; l 4l „tsxus ;as. itedreiniii
ilhensiititJed to otte,,ailer. , .rtnetiling , jn'tWa stOtg:
;:white tivenien,
'Attv,thWiiited-',Btateiybetivpen,,tlie..,nget of.v
inpringiresitie(l"
said ~tineh'ilttr; Or pn..n failure to r it'dp ee recei pt.;
shit iltunke OW to gitiO4ynieittjiterecif t;-7drSEp
oruiz:,-it ho , lelo4.l,ol*4;'rMitiby'bob*" . deel.
tOr•betuten ;the Atett of,',.,twenty r Ofieitrit - tyotity , ktisrci,
ilepoSefitiontlitinffirinntitift, thetlie -
Intsjesi tiqd - in the , thitqiit lenAl
'of r'esideoce
in theilistriet no is required by this not t and flint he
doei verily beliOe from this necouittgiyen him, that
be is of the . Age'nforesnitl, stint give such other ,eri,-
denyeAts is.reqUired, by - this Aut.
,NYhereii pa n :the
pame,'of the person.so admitted to vote, A811,4 - 'l6=
sorted `in ;itle - Alphabetical lint, by (lie inspectors;
andit Ohl nude 'otipitsite therto by writing, the
word "tax'? if he shall he Admitted to vote Iv -reason
ot haring paitl_n tAx.,:or.the worth "nee," ir pc, .611
be :admitted to vote,-on neontutt - of-his-age; ind-hv
-eitherraso, the , roo tT oi or such, rote shun he called
mitt') the oh rks. who sleuth unlike the like notes in
the list of voters kept hy them. ,
- ,
"116111 coxes where the name of the person claim- .
Mg to vote is tint found on' the list furnished by the
commissioners and assessors, or his right to vote
whether root.' thereon fir lial, is objected to'hy any
qualified citizen; it shall be the duty of the, iospoe
: tot s to examine such person on oath as to his quali
rienliotr", nod if claims to have resided within, the
stale fin• one year or more; his oath shall be snificient
proof thereat*, hot -he shall make proof by pt least
one competent Witness. 'who shnit be tttpittlitioil
iliat he has.residerl within the-distriet• frig more
titan ten dins nest iinwedintely preceeding said
electimt, and shall sloe himself• swear that his howl
lido residence in pot sintner of his lawful 'calling, in
within the distrii•t and that he did not remove. into
said distt•ict fot• the poly nor of voting therein.
.‘l';ct-ry person modified as aforesaid, nod who
shall maliAtltte proof. if required of his retitli Lice
tool roymoot.oroixoq as aifinre•said • shall he admitted
to volt' in the township, ward Ut• district in which he
shall reside.
"If nsv per.on shall prevent or Atempt to prevent
nor citriVelli of :111 ch anon this act front !Mid
ing'tmelt.election, Or 110 OP 1111T3Iii.)111111) . VIOICIICV to
any such oMeer, or shall interrupt or improperly
interfere with hint in the expention of his duty, or
shall bloclytp, or attempt to Mork up the window
or the avenue to any whitlow where the Mille may
be holden, or sliall_yintously.- disturb the
. pence tit
or shall use or praehremly- intimilln
tins, thrents, force or violence. with design to in
fluence tuulnly . or overawe: ny elector, or to prevent
.
him from . . titing,or to restrain the freedom of eltniee,
such person on eon% ictirm shall-be-lined iu any sent
tint exevedirg Ilve.hutitlred dollars, nd h? impris
oned for any time
,tint !VHS 111:111 (MU or 111100 than
twelve months. Andif - it-shall he shown to the court
when . the trial of such olienee shall be had, that
the person 50 otretided vns nit Si . i•,•sillent or the cite,
ward. ili'striet or tfnVIISIIII/ sheer, the Said rafillleV
was eommitted,lind lint entitled to vote therein,then
ho convict ion,lte shall he sentCatced to
. Pay a line not
less than one hundrednor more no more than one thousand
dollars, mill he imprisoned not less than six months
nor more than two yeal'."
"If any person or neesoon malte'sny bet or ‘iliger
illpm the result or any election a ithitt this Common
enlth or t•lial I oll'er in Make soy snelt bet or n'oger,
either by verbal proclamation thereof, or by• any
written for - printed nilvertisetnents;ebnilemze or
any Jierwin or persons to make Huddle( or itager.•
comictimetliereol , belie 110' . sliial .. ftirfeit and
lid' three times the amottot se bet, or-offered- to
be het, •
"If by 610111 frou
didently vote tit uqy elpetion, a 1111h1 this etiniinott
, qualified, blittll iron out
of his proper district, or if ans . pet•srio
wntit of sue)] iiiialiflent.ion shall aid or proem: sneD
person 11/ vote, Ilie person or persons so nillindinizi
shall nit nioiviction, he fined in tiny stint not t•yeeeds
hug two Inuuh•ed diilloes, and 1,0 imprisonedifor tiny
term not exceeding . _ 11 , 111 . 7 nrtnahs.
"If any person sli,)l I voted More than one el, coon
iliStriet, or oilwritise 11roltdolectly - ote more than
clime Oil the some clay, nr shall fraudulently fuld anti
deliver to Ow inspector, two ticki.ts together, Avid,
the intent to illegally vote, or sholl vote the shoe,
if any shall adviSe or procure another so to'clo„ he
-or tlrey sn Oltrllliling all II On (le/1%1001111 Ile liurd in
am slim not less 11,1111 filly lust• iniwwilitni live Mil-.
111141 11011Ilell, aild he imprisoned for any term not
less Mall'il,ree' car more 111:111 twelve irmilths.
"If :111V IleeS(1,1,1 not qualified to 'coil hi . this 'Ol,lll-
monivenith agi:ecohle In SOIIII atm:di
ned citizens) shall :miaow' at :my 111:101, rile t Werra,
for the purpose of. issuing; tickets, (1r or influencing
ilw Co vote, he shall on . enllVielioll,
and lily :My sum not exceeding. hundred
dollars 11,1• mery such c,fli.ore Mid he imprisuoid for
any went 11111 eseeeding three months."
The .hulges are to make their.. returns fur the
coinity of etimberhincl, at the thmel 1 mist, ill Car
lisle, on Friday the Ilith day of October, A. I).
I
God savc ilie,Cninmooweidth.
tam) under my hand at Carlisle, this 10th day o
Scptendivr ; A. I). 18-i3.
Sept. 13,1513
Susquehanna, line 2
FO PHILADELPHIA AND BALiIIVIOHE DAILY,
T"E proprietors of the Susquehanna Linewi
run their Cars and Boats as usua ITO Phi
adi.dphia and Baltimore dining the present sense'
Tlijr friends will please apply to Noble, Pia
& Derr, Broad at. and Hart, Andrews & Mcßee
vcr, first wharf above Race street on the Deli
ware' Philadelphia, and Joseph E. Elder, Ball!
more.
botintit thither notice, the following prices will
adhered to between this_plucc slid. the above
Ale per 100
Dry Goods, Drugs,
and Medicines, 26
Furniture, 28
Wheat, Rye & Corn '
per bushel 11
Oats do 7
Giocories,
Lumberper
feet $3 50 $2 75
Shingles per 1000 1 50 2 00
Flour per bbl. 31 ' 30 47
Shad & Mackerel do 50 37
Herridg do - 44 314 HD .
I Salt per sack '
32 28
Pitch, Tar and Rosin
per 100, 15 ~ • 20
Plaster gross ton, $2: 59• 's2 25 '
Henip per 100, . • 22 l6 •
Hides, 25 20
Pig Metal,gross ton 3 50 2 50
Bloom & Castings 400 3 121
Bar Iron, 450 .3 50 •
Nails per keg, • 20 17 , .
Leather per 100, 23 .-20 .
Whiskey per bbl ..53 ' 47 •
Burr Blocks per 100, 20 15
Curb Stone, do • 121
Tin, - do 25 20 40
• J. & P. MARTIN.
•
• Harrisburg, April 12, 1843. tf.2
DE. TAYLOR'S
UW.(O 111112anifik9
From 375, Bowery, N. York.
]EllThitnitic years this medicine has stood unrivaled
ihe't4l: cure of Cbnghs, Pain in the 'side, dill'-
unity of bit-Milting, Bronchitig:Und nil thole Alec
tions ef•the Thronti:Lungo and Liver, which are a
source Crisp - much suffering and which tin:wrested
soeften terminate in Consumption. So extensively
has this remedy heels used and in
,so ninny
_cures,lits
it proved successful, the 'proprietor feels no hesi
tancy in recommeutling it to all wise unfortunately
have occasion to resort to some means of recovery.
Multitudes'who have experienced -its happy Micas,
unit testify to itsntilitV, and very many rescued from
preinitture death, lat to it its-the secant of their
restoration: •
The originator of this remedy wee well versed in
the science of medicine, mid n skilful practitioner.
,L'ltysicints familiar with itB et.Menot ,unfrequently
prescribe it in their practise, fifid witlethc Medical
Faenity generally it has MO with a Ittrger slutee of
approbation than is common with exclusiee pre
parations.
ttY.CONLYMPTION--Tbe' following eeniarkl
were taken` from theitatt noodled of the Medico .
„
AlaFtminet ,
‘‘.l7lte surprising effect produced genuine
Taylor's llalitam'of Liverwort, made at • 375
HOwery, in consumptive cases, cannot full .esoitic...
'deep and thrilling interest throughout the world. ,*e
have so long,b4evedellis insole (consumption) in
durable, that it is Illoult .tmoredit Our ionses. when
We tide peVsons,:evidently 'iestoredp tq
Vealth.;
,:01fot "'fact of daily occurrence:
81.2g,tatilir.Gendral
Ittltroilittgilio9tpus. I was given
;AA , t4lll tor preptit7d br&tl - 6411:,
ititrwheltit frikiid',etttit 401
- $75
PAUL. MARTIN, blievifr.
F c-.,11
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7' (r 4
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[TV; Fi . 3l
P*
7 . ; . 0 ET`O
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2ets. 15 t3l per 5
23 40c
25 43
plicated to describe. I have also used many of the.
medicines that have been recommended as infallible
cures Ihr this disease, yet these all tailed, nod I was
most empliatically_growing worse. lit this critical
condition, given tip by frit•nds,mul expecting for my
self, relief only ill death, I - Was by the timely inter
positiou of a kind Providence, fornished with your,
to me, invaluable Sarsaparilla. A single bottle gave
me ail assurance of health, which for to enty years(
had not once felt. Upon taking the second my en
largement diminished, and in tWerve 4/(01 from the
Ith of October, when I conimenced taking your Sae
saparilla, I was able to enjoy sleep iindrest,by night'
as refreshing its an. I ever 'enjoyed %%lien in perfect
health. Besides, f was, in this short time, relieved
hum all those excruciating and unallevinted pains
thathad afflicted my days, as well as robbed me of
my night's repose. 'Flue ulcers 1111011 my limbs are
healed, the Erysipelas cured, and my size reduced
nearly to my former measure.
Thus much 110 I (eel it a privilege to testify to the
efficacy of year health-restoring Sarsaparilla. A
thousand thanks, - sir, front one whose comfort and
w`inse hope of future health are due, muter God, to
your instrumentality. And may the same Providence
than directed use tq your null, make you the happy
and hoiffired instruinents of blessing others,„ as dis
eased and despairing as your much relieved and very
grateful friend, ASENATII M. PIIILI.IPS.
.New LortnoN Co. sd. Norwich, Nov: 4 , 1845.
PCll3Ollllllly appearcd,the above-named Aseinith
Phillips, and matte oath of the filets contaiiied in the
foregoing statement before me. ,
RUFUS AV. MATHEWSON',
• Justice of the Peace.
Beingpersonally acquainted with Mrs. Phillips, I
certify that the aboveidis - Prted facts are substantially
true. WILLIAM li. RICHARDS,
• Minister of the Gospel at Norwich, Goon.
Sand's Sarsaparilla will also remove and perma
nently cure diseases Iniving their origin in al impure
state of the blood and depraved condition of the gen
eral constitution; viz: Scrofula Or King's Evil in its
various forms, Rheumatism, obstinate' Cutaneous
et options, - blotches,. biles, pimples, or pustules on
the lime, chronic sore eyes, ringwortn ortetter ) scald
head;enlargement and pain of the bones and joints,
stubborn Ulcers, syphilitic symptoms, diseases aris
ing from an injudicious tae of inereury, female de
., ...
rangementil sndother Miler complaints.
'Prepared and sold by, A. U. Sands, & Co.,' Drug
gists and ChernistsXmnite buildings, 275
.I.leciadyny
corner of . Chambers street, 1 , 11,' York..
,Snd for sale
by' Druggists, throughout the. States., Price
$1 per bottle; six bottles MP
The publioare respectfully requestato'remem
her that it is Sands's Sarsaparilla that hasanil is Con
stantly achieving such remarkable envoi. of 'the most
difficult class bt diiieittes to 'which the Notion [ramp
is subject, and ask for Sands's Sarsaparilla, and take
no other '
10
6
20 40
.
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--Agent by srecinl - appiantmentfotrifie Protielors,
fort:ll4l4e and vicinity. ...
,;July 12'.1114a
• ettigUlGl.Tifit,tve •
'tra eve ao' c ks l, , , c e
, .
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fits officol6::Arpit:4 l l - t4hOrii'''
'groat sidi4B-dolitliNki'rtfOrPtifithOi,
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SANDS' SAPAPIL4kr
Fort Juo,'ItEM9YAI4AND: PE 11ra AO.rer CURE
4oF ALL ' ,, DISEAS4,4RISING P'ROM 'AN
inoriag wrA t iiiiiito moor), oft.
•-• oF pip' SYSTEM,
,
" NADitrt: •
SGrofula,,,pr King'6 Eir - ; — R
11hitirriatiSnf
obstinate, cutane4'o4EriiptiOns,,Piin:
pies, pr pastilles oil thO FaCe;
Blot
• cli'es, Chronic; sOfe.EYos,'Ring;
Worm or ','l'etter, Scald
- --- largement -• and Pain of the' Bones
aud Joh Is, Sttibhorn Ulcers;,Syphili
tie Syrriptoins, Sciatica,o . rl,4ttubogo,
dispaies arisitig`frohi an injucli
.Ptoit,itse, Of iNtercury, .Ascites,
,Drcipsy, Exposure or linpritdenee,in
' Life. Afso, Chronic Constitutionzd
DiSOrders will be removed by this
PreparatiOri. ,
Itnprovement in whatever regards the happiness
and welfitre of,ony race is 'constantly on. the Maith
to 'perfe;ction, and with each ... succeeding . clay ROM:
new problem-is-solved;or some prolbutul secret re-
Vented, having an important and direct bearing .over •
tintit's highest destinies. If we take a retrospective
view over the past twenty years, how is the mind
etruck with wonder ! IVliitt rapid strities has science
made in every departinent of civilized life ! parti
cularly' in that which relates to thetnowledge of Ole
1111111 Rn system in health mid disease. [row vain:title
and ingsPensable are the curative mean t ; recently
discovered through the agency of chemistry ! llow
does the intagtiiiiilandleatitl our admiration glow
at the ingetittity, the near approach to the standard
of perfection, of the present time! Through the
elaborate investigations.of Physiology, or the seience
of Lire., and of prevalent
valuiLbt
q.
Lid lailiTh A iitl
i' rig nee
f i'
mite.. le intuit. Igo has beep gained.
In consequence of bectianMg. acquainted with the or
ganization, the elements f the various tissue and
structures of the system, remetlieihave heel . ' Bought
after and discovered exactly adapted to combine with,
neatifiWiriliill-Muirliillu- matter, the calla: of
disease,und substithte landthyttetion iii its place.—.
The beautiful simplicity of this mode of treatment
is not only *suggested by . tlM pathology of diseases,
not only grateful to the sufferer, but perfectly lit con
sonance withilie operationl of Nattire,'and satistite
toi to the views and reasonings of every intelligent,
reflecting milli!. It is thus that Sand's Sarsaparilla,
:txrimitilic combiteition.of_essential principles oldie
most valuable vegetable sulistatiees,operqtes upon the.
systai. -- The Sarsaparilla is combined With thentost
salutary productions, the ntoSt potent' simples of the
vegetable kingdom ; and its unpreeedthuisl . success
in thr restoration to health of those who had -long
pined 'older ' lost t 'stressing chronicmalatlies,
Ines given it an cx et character, furnishing. as it
does evitletitfe 61 its owit,intcitiic value, and recom
mending -it to the afflicted in aUsits the afflicted only
can know: It lets long been a most important de
siderattim'in the practice of inedie'iSie to obtain a
reinetly similar to . this-11111: that, would act on the
lit o', stonnicit'itial howils 'with all the precision and
potency of mineral preparit`imer, yet w idiom any of
(lade deleterious effects upon the vital potvers of the
sy 5 ft' M . . .
The attention of (ho reader is resmadndlycalleth
to the following certificate: iloweveigreat avlde%
melds have her:Mime been inadelly the use of this
1 ;1v:du:Ode medicine, vet doily shoos
Stlit% still moro retnat:hable. The proppriemi, here
.1% ail 1111.1112,01e'; DI the epportnnity.or sating it is a
source of satidindion dial they ape made the
meam, of t elieving finch :nnount of sulreving.
.I;Yrrls , Sandy's Sarsaparilla in
=
Head the following . . from Ales. Win. Pliillips, tthn
has Imig resided at the Falls. The fact; are well
knowil to all the Ohl resideiq in that part - ortlie city,
coins. A. 11. SANDS At. Co. — Stns: ost grate
fully do I elalleare this opportunity fir huithig to''you
the great relief I obtained front the use of 3 our 8;0.-
1 saparilla, I shall also, he happy, through you, to
publish to all who are allicted, as I lately ii i ne
' COMA or my tinexperivil; mid men for a long while
despair pc curt . . Al ioe is A pailiful sturyonitl try lug
:tad sirkeningas is the narrative of it, for the take of
main oho ail y, he surely relieved, I o ill briefly 3et
accurately state it.
Nineteen vrars ago last April a fit of sicktiess left
me with an Er3,sipulas eruption. Dropsical volley
lions immediately took place over the 011ie,. !Oehler
of my body, camilicg suyli an enlargement that it was
necessary to :Ohl a lea lan' 10. the SiZe my dres.
-• ....mind the waste. Next followedmpon nude:,
ulrer..j, inland beyond description. For 'cart, bath
iu summer and whiter, the mily Mitigation of nn
sulleriug was 'Venal 1111allleing . upon those parts cold
wader. Prom nn limbs the pain extended mer my
whole hotly. There was literniti lir me no rest, by
has or by night. Upon 13 be r ; down dies, pahts mould
shoot through my system, mid compel me to incise,
- mid, for Imurstbgether, walk the house, so that I a'a,
almost emit elv deprived of sleep. During this Oche
the Erysipelas roicinued active, and the ulcers en
larged, and iordeeply have these eaten, that fee too
and a half years they have been subject to bleeding.
During these almost. twetdy years I have consulted
matiy . pll3 sirloin. These have called my disease—
as it wasattendcd with an Obstinate efingli nada Steady
and active pain in my side—a drepsiral consumption;
and though they bare been skilful practitioners,they
o ere only able to nflbril my cos, a intoi:ll and tem
porary ri lief. I had many other difficulties too coin-
=EI
.'4':,P-1'7 1 :0.':':::,.f.i.::: . .*P'..:.0i,',.
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4 -..4471rM4 "Trt
',7te
i best,luet4oil foi.:the 46#10,0p.Di54
C rs
• . - • u f d
Wir,? ; s„ , :os.mlo.4ol.i
:,:lftitiliki*EokT/01,LEY„ttfikt:T
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Forth a*,iiici.t*cp,preireitritfiotf*
Moo now acknowledged to lult,lll4',..hilt,;l46 . (piiii#
fltC w,Ot:ltif9f the
P41?.174R/E.rir OP 1)I,MINE ; :j ;
L'
, , Ty, d
orni „.
Lind Itowelaleom those bilious and .tionettpt let!,
„ .4.- .•
'noes- wliiuit 'one: the cauaemot only” Of ; ilentlifel!O;
4.1 t daneas Pall) tatiod of the lleaq,
. .
Botie:a, and Gout, but of evory malady
incident to inttol' ; ;
MEM
INDLIN'yL:GPIIBLE PILLS
Area et:oldu me foe' i (tent, reteittent, per
vons, inflatnatatoey and putrid reveilt, beeitese they
cleanse the body trap thoqe . morbid humoes, whitih
•when confined to the circulation ,are the cause of al
kinds of , • .
. So, also, milieu die some impurity is deposited on
the inendienne anti tnnsele, causing 'pains, inclomnut=
110118 and xwellings,unly4
RIIEUITATIS4, GOUT, &c:,
'rite Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as'al
ways certain to give relief,and perservell,with ne
cordlitg to directions, will most assuredly,midwith
:mit Tail, make a perfect cure of the above painful
maladies. From three to.six of said Indian Vegeta
ble Pills liken every night ou going to bed will in ri
short time so completely rid the body from every
thing that is opposed to health,. that liluminidiFm;
Gout, and'pain of - every description, will be literally
D 111 V EX FROOE 'IW 11 PQM".
Forthe some reasons, ‘l,:heim„froni sudden changes
of atmosphere, or any other cause, the perspiration
is-clieckeiliand the humors which should pass oft' by
time skin are thrown inwarilly,catising
GIDDI✓VESS,
Nausea nodsickness, pain in the hones. watery "mill
inflamed es, sore throat, hoarseness, coughs, con
sumptions,' rheumatic pains in various parts of the
liody,and mittly..othek. symptoms of •
, • C.:l7'Cillalq; COLD, •
Till; INDIAN VE(iE CAnix PILLS will invari
ably give immediate relief. From three to six ol•
said fills taken every night on gnink• to bed,
a short time, not only rimiove all the above unplea
sant symptom's, but the body will, in a short time, be
restored to even sounder Inadth than before. The
same may. be said or
-AST - JIMA; Olt DIFFICULTY OFBREATIIING.
'l•he Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and carry
nifty the stomach and bowels those tough phlegmy
hOmors, which stout up the air cells of the luogs,and
re ibe .. eause not only of the above distressing coin
Idaho, but when neglected, often termioates io that
tonic dreadful malady eallea . •
CONSIDIPTION.
It• slitettlf also Ile retTioniberod that the Lelia
Vegctaltle Yill4 al,e a t'ci thin cure for.
PAIN IN-
Oppression, pause:4,llllll siekM•.s, loss a appetite,
roiatvelless, 11 yellow tinge of the bitill and eyes and
every other symptom of a torpid ot• tlineasLal state of
lie Hier; because they purge from the body those
impurities %% tovh if deposited • upon this important
imgan,are the cause of every variety or •
LAVER COMPLAINI
When_ a Nation is coitytllst.tl by Riots, Outbreaks
awl Rebellion; the only:sure.ipeans or pi•eventing the
11111 . '111hd coliscipienqes or a
CIVIL \VAR, -
is to evkl all tiaiturs, and e\il disposed 0115.51 T
the
lo like when pain or sickolssnf ney
_kind
indicate Ilia! the body is struggljog a ith internal lin•a
thetnit , remedyisto
EXPEL ALI; NUM Ml]) llliMOlts,
(Traitors to lifc,) nwl 111.1.11:111
CEI: rAIN itEsui:r.
Tina the Principle activity.; disrase:hy Clransir
and Purilying the hotly, is strictly in:wet:l-dunce mitt
the Laws which govern the :wind economy; and
properly carried out by the use of the tilto‘t mane
INDIAN V1 . 1(;rl'All!. 1 .' PILLS
NVill ecetainly remit in Ills iminplete Abolition 0
1)iso:Isv; we {.(llm.lilt• rollowilig testimonials, froni
pvi.t,oo, of the hilliest resp6:oll,ility iu Ne‘v York
who Imvt• reet.ollp been cured or thy, wo.t ol•!,cowle
complaibts, solely by the use or NIrIIIGIIT'S I:101.1N
rmt:TAiiim l'ims of •lilt:
NORTH ANIEIIICAN C 01.1.16 o'. 01'11EALTII
.11MAICA, L. 9(11,1 Si 1.
Doctor William Wright—Dear It is with
great satisfaction that I inform you or toy having
been entirely coma or D s spo o , :i., of live years stand
; lug, by the use or your IN DIA N ETA lILE
PILLS.
Pro ions to went with yenr celebrated medi
, eine, I had been under the hands or several Physi
cians, and had tried various medicines; hut all to no
Wreet. After using one :Li cent box or your Pills
however, I experienced so intuit benefit, that I re
solved to persevere in the use or them according to
yon• directions, which I am happy to state, has re
sulted in a perfect curt. In gratitude to you for the
great benefit I have received, and also in the hope
that others sintilaily afflicted may he induced to nalke
trial of your extraordinary medicine, I send you
this statement with full libertylo publish the same if
you think proper. Tours, Arc.
Ne.w.Youx, June:lo, 1811. aC. BLACK:
Itieftavil Deimis,Agent fin• Wright's Lunn'
Vegetable Pills, No. ilSti" Grecom ieVst, N. I'
Dear Sur—At your recommendation, I some tune
since made trial of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG
ETABLE PILLS of the North American College
of Health ; and tan conscientiously assert, that for
Purifying the Blood, and renovating the system,
have received more benefit from their use, than from
any other medicine, it has heretofore been my good
fin tune to meet with. I am, dear sir, with many
(hooka, your obliged friend, C. M. TATE,
• No. GO limnersly St. New Vdrk:
Itichard Dennis, se,eiit for Wright's Indian
• •
Dear Sir—l have been afflicted for several years
with inward weakness and general debility, accom
panied , times with pain in the side and her dis
tressing complaints. After having tried various medi.
clues without elTect, 11 was persuaded by a friend to
make trial of Dr. Weight's Indian Vegetable Pills,
which 1 ani happy to state have relieved me in a most
wonderful manner. I have used the medicine, as
yet but a short time, and have no doubt, VAL/pet ,
severmice in the use of the medicine 'according to
directions, that 1 shall in a short time be., perfectly
restored. '
1 most willingly - recommend Baid'Pills to all per
sons similarly afflicted; and' in the full belief" that
the same beneficial results will follow their use.
• , ' • . 1 remain yours sincereli,
HENRY, A. SOOTC,•
• Wawnrsing, Ulster Co. New York.'
Witt Youn, Sept. 0:1841.
• ,
This is to certify that I'h:l,n used Wright's I n di a!)
Vegetable POW with the greatest benefit; haying en
tirely cured myself of the frequent attackc. of Sfek
Hei‘daeli'6; to Olith Chad previously been sclijett.:''
- ,; . • —.ANN, MARIA ruomPsow,:
:,591„ , Greenwichctreet, N
Tcillr. Richard Dennis Agent.tlip.WrightPs Italian
ItegetableTills/
•.,
AB there Sco nt, this tinio many wiekfd, permits
busily engaged fn . selling a Counterfeit medicine,dec the name 'of the Inilian Vegetable; (1114
of ; c,
Meets ilespeiiitU . fits BO:Utterly .feekless, of i c .'
.seimencesithat-rniuii- , viduabhilives finny - Ini . frst; -
consequence Or using their dreadful compokinds, the
public are cautioned' a wrinst. purchasingpny.Pill
unless on thesides of , thtf Loges the following word..
ins 4..1440 ' • , •
NES!
WRIGLIT,'SANDIAX rL yOPVTAIILU
Or Tni,:gon.i ; H: - Nataltn`AN) , !Etokr.cin,nr 11*4.1;rn.
;•And fillen'tn gpay4olipol,o;yrigidinstitloluksing
medial nnor any pei•aon nkceld the' reguint4dierti tied
,169,
•
CHARLES';'OCIE BY
, C011i1690,1000 , ..na °°
4°14
udify
u.
' '"'
IMMEE
MEM
FLV Ell S.
Vegetable Pills.
IMS
MM!
EIDY'
, SL 11 ' A V-ILLA "
~c0, 4 9F,,,m0r,e/Atsailpo, A re l i9,o,lB.rra°"'i
11, 1 , mritillertplye 4!erac gip? keit it
~l liA lig one,,
bbttleof tt, thatl'thPeti of tot ether: 'This 1ir...18M.
aereuntd# far, all LehlY) Siti•ertialillii is ifieseit'
stronger pireparatioa than none t Moe
int ie contained on& bottle no or hdy
(and wild at the same prite.) Lettite reairia. ,
thla—.-It is no siaielbossttbut the real fact. '
SAI4SAP44.I4ILiiiI.'
'Protit ilia Mddical RcvicN. ' ~."
thevng'etiddejnlicentiedis With *Melt
ddr dihifehihricir",",aboitiftl;thereliro 'faw•soliseful tui
'Sar3apnrilla,'aud when'propery.condpinezfpnd - preA•
paredi is iirvaloaid6 not onlyin restoring" ,idebilita,
led noinditiatichie if/their ,wonted eitergy;blit array.
'ease :wising opt of an impure atitte..,
• Front 41 knowledge' of:l , ery . niany cases"(api'dine of
them considered iiichratite) where "ninny different
iirepacations "of used, none
'seemed tollol3l3Cll3 . virtlics remedial poweva equal'
to De: Leidy's Medicated or Oomrotind l'',N.tract of
. • • " • • . • ;
'lt is it pri.liaration, it in' tielieted fur .superior to
would recohriraEanil it to flip particular,
notices of •Physicians.---Edi - U. - • --
DR. LERDIPS. SARSAPARILLA.
Extract of a letter Irons J. B. Whitmore, of Easton,
"in relation to Dr. Leith's Sarsaparilla.
My little boy alai girl, the limner now three
years and the littler 119 w AMU years old, have been
afflicted with a serofttlons tumor from the time they
NVCI'I! three 'months old.: Three months ago I was
induced ttimake trial °Qom. Extract of Sarsaparilla,
and have given it to both to the - present time. They
are now entirelylree from nth appearance of Scro
fula:mil never were in better health."
Dr. Leidy's Sa.isaparilla is efficacious in alLtlis
eases arising from impurities of the blood ane other
fluids of the system. All Invalids al t o .m a r
bre!' tinder mI
!I. 111 . 11ipMI, xlin are dybirlated
f 1•0111 the - quantity of 11101161 W 1116' MU,' 11.11"tl taken,
or arc under a mercurial influence, will fled that by
using a few bottles of Dr. Leblv's Sarsaparilla ,their
usual vigor and elasticity or their frame and system
will be restored, and he again permittedth enjoy die
sweets of life.
•
DR. LEtIVIPS
n'"This article appears to be doing' wonders at
the South, and from the high charm:ter of the re
commendations, we are fay persuaded it is a most
capital medicine for all - impurities oldie ',loath - We
know many Physicians will have given their testi
iiitiny on this subject, null we know they would not
ve a character to any medicine that did not realy
deserve it."—Charleston Eoqun.cr.
Extract of a letter from Dr. Warren, Natchez.
"linving lilt the last year in my practice used your•
S:u•saparillh with notch Entistlottorm to myself. and
lament to my palirnls, I live no hesitation in deelor
im: it to he one of the :most. useful prellai•ldions ill
diseases fur irltielt Snrsnmwillit"is pinp - na - ibml:". -
DUR. LEIDY'S SAIBCSAPAIICYLLA.
ccg•This preintilition Tway Ill.' ilimentleil ❑lion as
being the strongest (eons( tmently more efficacious)
of any in existence ; all 11111(1 preparations mast, pos
sess similar virtue'•, in proportion to their strength,
being prepared team the same article. Dr. leitly's
Compound Estr:el of Sa•sapnrilln, however, Om,
sesses properties not Vossessetl by others; from its
manner of prepm;:ttioo,lllll combinstion with other*
vilzettible estriteut recommended by the medial
enity—and 'tenet; •the reason why it is so gent , ratly
recommended by the sicians of Philluiel.plibt and
elsewlwre:
From the e'traorditi:u Ortites or itds pr,para
tiva and a knowledge of • its compos:tion by PhYsi r
chins, (the reasonwhy thiv so generally use it, as
they would not . us or reconduvill :iny_xepartdion
they dill mot know the compoSition ot,) it has been
introduced in ninny of the I lospitals throughout the
U. S. and is highly recommended by PI ysieinus 111111
SargeOllS of Ilisse 111Stlillt.10113.
From lhu Nov (lr11 , 3;15
LIMY'S SA ILS.II I '-i fit ILLA.
. ,
Thu high antl envied celebrity !rich' this tirv
ciiiiiictit invilicitte Bois netpitreti for its imariable •
limey in all ilisei'ises which it pros sses to curv, has
relideeld the Usual practice ol• pidliiii unnecessary.
It is known by its fruit% and its gtua' svorks tl slily
for it. Dr. Leitly's Sar.tnparilla will lot found parti
cularly ellicnritots in nil lisracl•s or the !trey, mom
spin-e toot hones, ulcer:ditto attc
thiml!, throat nipl other part s, tittzet toes, liaUii.m, sets,-
erysipelasjattittlire.ritetintatisiti and incipient
gout. iliV11:111431 Mill 'syphilitic alliatanns, female dc
raugcmel is and iu Vehleehlg lb, sickly ltfllt tichilittit
ed to tht3ii• tiottiral lit:4llh aml energy.
's (:o i i gad E 511.11.1 flrSarsoplitilla has
stood the test for five years pot, and 'Lis un hoast Lo
5:1)' 11111 t there is 111.4111111111011 or 42:111;11
strength now in Oho. I . lll..l.eAlioitt the Sotdhrrn
tilltles Where S:11.,:ip;10 Ila IS exilor t il tete
:1414.:1 Nolivo, 1)1.. Leidy's is ,•r
-ally reil'a nil is highly recommended 10"
Leon tissiliently pub
lished 1 'I hronglintit the' north and west it is also
much used, mnro 114.1.11:CpS than any oilier.
One bottle of k [11:11r 21 pint) is u arranted cipinl
!two of :my tither in'strengili, and is equal to one•Iill .
gallon of ilii• strongest St 1.111) llitit not he 114:14)4..
1)11.4,110104 I . ol' makiun S . ) rep thereicoln acont
panies the nicections.
IDIL. LEIDI"S SAIT,SAI'.I6IILLI3.
i)'7 - not :I row days titice a Clergemon of this city
[mho does tint desire his noise TelilliShed in the ;Pa
pers, but is left —witla-Dr...-Leitl3 -Mated that a-latly
1 , 1 11 , had ', m g. b ee , ' n communicant at his elitirch, but
twoyears vast unable to gn to church, mi actonott
or her extreme debility, Oetelsl(7lsell by uleeratiou of
%allot's poets or hoi. body, disease of her Ilser and
other internal arrangements, anti the constant taking
of Inetliritte therelbr, never Ilium! any vintage for the
better until niter using several linttles of 1)r. Leitly's
Sarsainteilla, fled by a few months perseverance in
its use, was entirely restored to health, awl retover
ell her lormer strengthottal to ume her own la n guage
"was almost create.l a new bring." lint one
or man s insttmces moiost d.ity tio.‘.l gr.
Itis - prepnrwl only and:RA(l Wholesale and retail
at 1)i. I.FADV'S I leaddt Cmporinin, No. WI Nord)
Second street below Vine: also sold by PrilCa•ick
Brown, corner Mak and Chesnut streias; and Fred.
Klett k. Co. core: 1I and Callon hill, street, at $1
per bUttle, (a half pint) or six bottles
For sale in Carlisle by
T. C. S'rEVENSON.-
May 31,1843: tf-31
- Worms: Worms I
IF parents knew the value and efficacy of Dr.
Lady's Patent Vtgetahle Worm Tea,thev never
n sold be without it in their families,as chiltrres are .
subject at all times to
Dr. Leitly's Worm Tea is ibmposed of vegetables
altogether, and may he given to children oram ages.
Directions accompany melt pap.•e or package.
Children stiller much, of times, from so many
thhigs being given them for worms, without any el
feet. Much medicine, given lo children, has a ten
dency to destroy their general health, and they are
more or lesS delicateever after.
To avoid the necessity of i vine medicine mine.
you are remain •our children lutrc
Worms Rico them at first Dr. Leidy's IVornt Tea. It
is all that is necessury.
ltererence might to tamale to severot lautialreal
rents in Philadelphia city tool tanuuty, or the ellieury
of 1)r. Leialy's %Vora% Tea.. Try it soul you will be
couriocetl.
Pith:n . l'4 rods n small, and '35 rents a large park
age. Pr4artl only, and for sale, wholesale' and
lietailOit Di. Leitly's health ntnporimn, No. IN
North keeond street, below .Pine, [sign of the Gol
den Eagle and t eritents,) Philadelphia.
For sale in Carlisle by , •
T. C. sulvr,NsoN.
. :fun, 14, 1 A 43... • • tf-33
Di. Loidy's. Tater, and Ifch,Oinnnent.
AN ifilallible remedy for vitrifies - affections atilt:
Skin, redierink Pimples, • Pitstules, anti , Eruptions,
of the Skin, antrparticularly adapted to the cure of
Tema. mid tholtolt.,l ••. • • , - ' • ,
ointment has been , used in mime:gas schools
thrtiughoet the city so county, as w t ys as v aatar i es,
employing., numerona,girls and , hoys; a at t ata9a g st
Whom' Tetter find Itch,as well as other Affections of
the Skin, prevailed, with the most unmfainxiiefl'
Cgiis.i:` Names of School Tea'ohera, as well asSuperi.
intendriiitaand Proprietors of Factories' antild• be'
geeniconfirriting t Oia pima, tiot fsor the delicacy they.
ccl n baying ;Ilitifr,...nanfipil
with such lefithsome"alailitagreeeldViitACtiana, • i• •
•-•l l l , lColts`eetitira - batiir Palo In L aarilsl4
. • , T.• 0. ;SI;EV,ENSON.
'3Mie it14:9.% •• • I4' 1143
.'‘ 'JAYNE'S - EXPECTORANT: : '
.ri ONgUMlll , CoNt,tbuAl?,,lSMtffogPapil),Bio,
'eciniettiptives.49or titlitsof
sutlering Irmw'tiegled(ed Olintrti6tiott
Cao!eettiinti itilhitothatiott:ofelhybihmhzflini9G.
of those tithes thuro9o,,v(hick the„ WC, typ preathe
distributed to putt drtliit "MVO: ° Ott:
stirs Ofut soii3Otal;
cough..!liffioulfy.: of 'reatitingi4l4clie
spittiug,uf blooNniatter, or phlogrn,4hloh:
exhanittstike r streroktrthe
311 Y1 1 q. 3 P.
ouvoipT,,f49l4,l,l•Rfit i i ises Imrstnat'Aqamitart
j le s jtiltfrt*t{arilltilll0 , M .
lt a
ielieto,,lViym (1 20 Soep;
~~:~.iW
'-.' FIRiANS R
, ~, . . 12. 1 /0401;- •,,„ 1
; . 4 , 0 , 4 w vf , * P - Att•-6. 0- +givriO.Vo: • '4, - 4 1 `4.,-;„ 1 1
North AtiraericraAn 9 rottcta C 0,.
', OP; , eigAL4Pgrio 'ii., ,, : ~
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.11•11$.EIN J. riIIZEIMS, Aginnit, CarDisle.,l
afrivany eoniinueCtornako Insurances
t,lju i bkainst lois 'M. &imago by Fire, on the most
ternisk They 'also take!'-•
•
oh Anne or, v brick , buiklintis at 825.0 n ;810014../bel
Tieminyn subject to' lie any time by the
peilyintriflegotioteduction of five pek cent. on
tlip o nniount of li s tiimili;i ji4id7 - -
rittee.toiObo Yew' . .
Mink Buildnigej ' 84 to'ss . on $lOllO
Log tnicT Freine;' 86, to' 87 on 81000
Mot-phi/110in, about , 85 on 81000
piiention in person - or by' letter will baba im
mediate attepjiLn.
The Springo.Garden, Instirance, Co.
PSILADELI'IIIA. ' ^ '
.
IRAK El- INSURANCV, either temporari or
perpetual, against loss or damage by I. tar,
in Town or Country, on .Houses, Barns and Build.
inks of all hinds; on household Furniture, Mar.
cliandize, throes, Cattle, Agricultural,. Cotnmer.
ciul and. Manufacturing. Stock, and Utensils of
every description,as %vellum MowrsouSind GROUND
Upoll the most favorable terms.
The following are the usual raft's, viz:
On Stone and brick . buildings, from
35 to 40 cts. an wTOO
"Log anti frame - " .. GO to 70 ctn. on .100
.diereluldizo and fun'.
Lure in--brick or stone
buildings, front
"Do. in log or frame,
"Ilorsea- cattle, Owning
- utensi ls - and sundries,
at about
PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS
.11171114 CUMBERLAND VALLEY MUTUAL
I'I2OTEC'TION COMPANY,huh% ineorPo
rated by Nn act of the Legislature of the presebt sus
sionoind fully organized 1111 A in operaticou wider the
direction rd. the following... Award of.Managi.rs, viz -
Thomas C.l Hier C. Couoionins, .Folio Attioue ,
DowtirVio*:llXididitit:h, Lines Weakly, Ceorge,
IN'illiano Moore, Samuel Calloraith,..lanoes
Cresson,Tlonornis Paxton, Woo. Itarr,,loseplo(foilver•
and A. (1. the attention of the inhabit
ants of Cumberland Valley to the cheapness of their
rates anol the malty adsaulages which this ;hod of
insurance ha? MTV any other.
Ist. Ecery person insured becomes /1 111(111111. 1 1 , 0 f
the eonipaity takespart in the choice of °Myers
anol the direction of its Concerns.
I'm. insurance no more is demanded tblin is
nereis.try to wit the 4ixpenses .o.of theConipany and
indemnity . 11!;,11i1101 1114,e3 loirlo note happen.
311. 'The nicutoveltience of frequent renewi:ols
loy insuring foie a term of-fire -teats.
4th. Any person ottople big for insurance must give
his premium note foe the cheapest class at the rate
11l- I,e, per relltillll, which will he , f.. 50 on the siboi),
foe Which lio will Hove In pay . so,so fur lice years,
and ?0,511 for surrey and polies, and no moiess
less sustained to A 141141te1 . 11111011111 111:111 the funds
on bands will rot eround thenuomore.will Inc requir
ed than a pro rata share. .Thene_ raleu Rye 1111101
cheaper than - these of officetasporanies; eNcept SACII
:Mare iticorprxaleil on the 411111 e principles.
titspraitvi• is eil'et•ted in the follo)(ing manner. A
p01 . ,11),1 :4111/1 rid ~ rill , property or the
VItt:111( .. 11. VIN,9 of tick tnr ;I t littni will by eliargn(l
tinn (wilt for five veet tt. a note onintinting to $5O must
ho Given by whieli lit, Will be reintirvil to pay
5 per cent. i,`,51 1 , and $1,301111 , st!rveying nod policy,
noil will hove no (miry required aid.. inde,s.h , ss,..,
nrcnr and the butts on hands tire lust solliriunt to
lilt 010111.
A lit: mmoilitell its SOMI Ilti nosNible in ilif
fcront plores I n imolai to insoranc,s. anilatty persons
II fishing inintycliattly to apply' eon (I() so by signify
ing theit• wish to thy ollinttits or the nonitriny.
•CIIAS. I'. CLISINIINS, l'res.
A. G. See) .
.\
de Or the pnwer, niid e t ,th or i ts .
• • ••:; cnntniard in the tact ti ill and U•ahn soul of
AI [co el. ro;t:,(lco'tl., 1 now oll'er for I,alc,
CarlisleYron Worlts
5it,..01„„ the Yellow Breeches CreeN, 4.4 miles
eahi of Carlisle I'm The estate Coosigts era first tate
6 .3 4"
Jul !iicat,_'l77zortstp:(l orriaittl.
A new Nll.lltCll.‘ NT foorrtio of stone,o
linishcd mu the loos( approved plan: A lmitt 3Ot acres
of the howl are cleared aunt highly cultivated, haling
thereon erected
Ir. la ree . l3:iratt4
anti necessary TENANT HausEs. The
works are propelled hy inn lellow ileeeultes Greek
and the ;Soiling Spring, whiult neither fail nurfreeze.
There tire twit the prentkesall the neeessarr work-'
tnet , s houses, vial hnnscs,ea rpenterantl smith shops,
and stabling Mat of tha. most , tibstatttial materials.
The ore of the hest miality and - inexhaustible, is
within of - the Pomace. There 'is perhaps
no Iron Works in Venom hank. c hieh poshe , ,ses hut
!trainr advantages and oti . ers greater imlneements.to
the hiveiStoletilt or Capital. The water power is so
great that it might he ententled to Loy other maim-.
lanniring - purpose. - Verson& disposed to poreloose
will of course tt".x . litnitte the property. Thefernts of
sale will by math: knowA by
M.‘1117 1:111'.;
ExeoltriN of Alieliael Ege,
CortißlO, Oct. 19, 181.4. if-51
•
014-citeros
11.11D . 1.0Y51 4
twitorints gr: TIAITAISTICK hnve ju , t' revoked
ham the Manatitetom• at Philadelphia' a large
assortment of 4,4/21) J.,./.l:lll: l S,coasisting of
Pa rlouriChautbpr& Study Lamps'
with or 'withotit'phutlesi Which they w Il sell whole
sale, or retail ut the atanuliteturer'spriees.
ALSO,
• ... .
Astral, SolO,lleflectors mitt Glass Lamps of vari
ourpattrria—ef:— - j
The very best IViotee bladeltall Sperm.
Oil, M urruuted to burn clear, far •
1nt,95 per.gaiion. .
Bast Sperm Candles, 37i cents per 11).
Carlisle, Deo. tn, 1842.. • . : tr-s
itleehanicAurfr Elie
• rerfikft,.:l6
. .
..I.sevecti•Oleclaaniclttga.g anti
• PlOdatielphia Or.' Battintinv: -
(111"Ii4117,110.11) on CA11,^.41,1'
T"'subsCrlbcr 'grateful for pa4,tavors t po , re
163 10 to 4rlfo4lq, his friends, aid, the pubgo'
"goceially,
,that ho st4ll'glotloites torun zi.liee of
barthon cars roilciarly:betwooj.
and Philadelploa or. Balthrzo;e., by whlalitioods
end, p,rodpcc,of all doticripticaii
caro and despatch'at the,- lazvest.3 , zziozo of
,
prciauee 7111 rOcetz;c4
itechatgiisbarg, , zo4,forwarded
d 'll'hia,9 l '.. l . l ottli9r9e , C4c9°;dl o gA9: ll 9. ,4 o
ffe ol 3'
'
, yilttaagitt T 1
atiAiV,Oat
r andyMly.,
• ritgil4EL ti
il.:l:ria.elqr„Pr4.TvicAnd B 4t.r.ilvtaviiwo
prOultiat and for e
'..,:o . ;l44:64:o44llsvcriktrua
tOg4eir t4OO,aIAVAIMPRIiitIe h BOAintlisi;
Pf4 l l4. o oftM 4 itifol l t#9**g;;:9o ,ll YPdiS
maii 6ll :',)(Utb of4a- o'
4->i 044 MI ''',.V. l4l 7lT4ettli."', 7 t':Y:'''
4. , 7 V,fir1 , 4,1,, rt.
• IS 3 O INA , +? 1 ;- 'Aiwa , Njo.tmtilfmtme NERY/
AVOY;O:liMlysil ulfor: *Cc ;
't44lsle4ilitrtgBs 1 8 P1 " 4
t -
`A - %'sr ,,, v , ••tio3t2 . • ;$.,,..q1.,•x.r•Ag.-.
.i[iii6ii•EiiJ4 ,'t, iiisk
40 to 50 cts. on lOU
60 to 70 cts. on 100
Application may be made to
JOHN J. MYERS, Agent
Carlisle, Dee. 21;1842. 1
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.. 9 „factiontretfid:Liktr f disthin ' \ Zfrgitfkilisi Rah!,
i,,
oh - weakness, Al ght, 4i rqpi ,I,7;pgs,
.Chroiluc
Coughs; Ptertrily; Ilthniool.4o r:
trlSVlAtiiidPisid
' itrertione lithe ..( 4 itlmeni46fil -ii .Y . 7 : ' , . 7,- ..' ,. :'
. ' ;.. NAT Olt E'S i OWN t T i llEi5OAl'XIONy t..tiv,
. . ,
4litodi ildtiiiilllidaam it prepiiili,loill,f44 .fi'ff,tull. 7,
ri.rxiiiindia,oi• "Wild Cherry Dark, ..r.iosa,,liii,led %yak
OA! El ilitct 'df 'Pth., jiretinfunky''sii!liw;fitligiiii'C.iif ,
pi oticasogiproy . ed,. mid. riAiidorciendeihl t iftlie'anosx
il i sti ligti i died .. physiciaiiii, and
,idillvifisidly,siekobw- ,
'hided the moat vtilimble medicine ever.lipcovered.
NO QUACKERY: Li NO pECErtiox,
Lt , . •
setting fdetlilbe victues of 114 4,..uly.'gre.aNne
dicine; we iniVe.sto desire to deceive those who pre
laboring, untler affliction, nor do VlC,Wihlllt? eti.ogihe
it more titan it justly vdeserves. Yet whet% we look
arouttil'and,see the vast amount bf autfflringlilid ibis
tress occasioned by : many of the,liilletineti,injvhiel,k
this medicine bins proted ;v6
leel that we cannot urge its ,tlaims
84 100 match in its 111Y01.. 11 r e ' '
Various remedies it is true have been paced
piacd into nottee for the '
Lungs,anti , some have no doulii been 6011(1.11m.y
useful, but of all that have yet been discovered, it is
admitted by phySiciuns anti all who
its effects, that tunic has, proved as suicesiratiiii (bib.
Stich, indeed', are the
sußrßiszNG VIRTUE
or this Hal sam, thtd. eveu in theitv4tneeil.stage,"at
Cortsommeton.,llfter till t h e most esteemed remedies
of iihysicivsis have failed to client nay change, the
use of this metlichte tits heca,peodoctive of tke
not astotdishing relief; end "actually effected ClWes
aftet'all hopenrorreCoveq had bneti despnlied of.
hi the Best stagei a fthe. iliavase,termell ',Cotner
hal Consumption,"origi nutiivx f?on n r gmcod Colds,
it has been tts'ed with ttioteshtling sneeeiti,
deeds acknowledge they owe the restoration of their
health to this invaluable
s nieelichto alone. that
form of Consumption so prevalent ntionisfiielicitte
young females,commottly termed debilityjoioi .
GO cts. on 100
"GOINIV, 1 , 11:0 A DECLINI. O . i n.
A complaint with tvhic6 tbousands src lingering, it •
has also proved [Uglily successful; and not only pos.
sessus the power of checking the 'pengresi of thin
alarming complaint, but also strengthensand invig
orates the system , more effectiially than tiny ,rneui
tine we have ever possessed. a ., ,
Besides its surprising eflienev in Consumption, It
is equally efficacioustrr - LiTierr - Cohlygailiii, .481h/teli,
ifr)//rhifiß, 3111 , 1 till antlidliS of the Lungs, And has
eel eil ninny of die most 'obstinate eases, sitter every
01 te r remedy bait failed .• (*.For . particulars st'e
Dr. \l'isttir't; Tre Ise on Cousumptipn, to be bud if
the Agents. . .
,EXT:-:,kORDINARY SUCCESS
.
Al'ent;ing die us..! of this inudieinc in diseases nt
Om. Lungs. and the many singular cures it bag er- -
ceded, having naturally ettratted,,the attentioa of
many physicians, (ns well as the wltole fraternity of
quacks)sc'otijeet ttveststtil zittrAiscs hose prit.ett
respeetitiz, its t. unirsitimi ; Mime pJn sitititis base
simpo_sed it to emitain iniWite.;other i nottillit invteu-,"
tiers - sn'y eiteeCl7/11,ti»Infl
I . ll9'eilutt-alliilnile its singtiltir eilieney.--r
-as such ttplititnis tire altogether ereenenus, and cal
ciliated to prejiiitice many persons against IL, WC
P4EDGE GO( HONOU
That iinnttttinS. tt otltii j n. of.thr - kind, nnY
the Tenst isijurimu l on the contrary, it is composed,
Jrtli - c:msost simph• vitbstances,.ibe principle of tvhieh
are tin extracis or TAU. iind 11 Pei C'herry,Bark,
Owl the whole Secret elliciiefronSiits in the
mode by which they ore ,
As we Ivire 11111,1. i lied numerous ccAiti
eate3 rront the. highest authority, which prove Its
virtues heyond all donbt, we consider it 111111113e8flifS
to OXilifilf a to g list Of theta iu this place ' mid, will
only mention afew cases, to laity wind it has done ,
1",1FT.: REA! AINS .
-WE 11,1,1iE STILI, SOME 110 PE.
A SW: CL'ltl',---Aittniq the 'ffia l ly
singular ours which this • niCiliciou has ell i evtetl,
them is perhaps none iii which its powers nye. so
hulk' shown as in the vase or Mrs. Austin.
This lad), had heenvolisiinlptit e for severed years,
.111(1'4111ring
the hest utedieul itttention, unit 11 . 11 . 11 3111 the most
valit.thlto eautedics, yet nothing could' be homed it)
arrest its progress.. Site hecame stilije e t to r•init•ot
fits e:ne,thitig, expevicrait.ll lst.;;e wittlitities el
nutter oectisionittly tinged with Ithitolottitl step hy
step this feat hit tlisense continued its emirs,. *twit
all hope an renotery was entirely despaired
'While 111 this distressing situation, lingering 11111111
the sire Verge of the gins t). slit eitilimeh,e,l
of 1111 s . 11:11h111111, meet li, In fist 13VI . 11111 i V:t)1C8,11.1;,
(11,e1 . 111C1111111111S1 11;,. 11 Clll.llll. 111 II fear dins the
expeviorated freely, the coligli 'has
to odd befit
LO her leeks, nod now, in Ilit place el tied em:u•iotnl
roriii withering to (levity, she is seen mingling in
sottiely ? in .better lieslth than she bus enjoyed lo
years.l
BEI
DISIN'TVIIESTED tt it tivasvil
ILe stirprisiug vitieney of Dr. \Vilitar's. Itulsolut
\Vil.l Cherry, I Ito rose of Mrs. Austin,
Ildh arkliom ledge the alwty hititeltleta to I`O 'trite
31114 correct, • J. C. IVALTEDs; XL 1).
Wooilstown, Sept, 4,1E41,
Deariiir—Mthongli . your invaluable medicine has
already round hundreds of posverfitlativneide's,
non' still he grortilj ing to you to receive a CORIIIIIIOI
entinit from any one that has liven relie‘ail by it.
Such, Sir, is truly toy rase. I have been it sietim
to dill( terrible 11151 . 1150 Cnusnlmptimt, tar iiinpy
111011110, 111111 have RIGITII so % ouch, that I hind lie
contectilittost weary of lIIV
Balsalnt SO praisetl,l began taking it' a•few
weeks 'trick, and COO VISSRI4 . 3011 it has ELTICASii mu
more than :Illy thing I have ever used before, and I
confidently believe it will eurente effeetnally. Plranc
give the bottrer the worth of the'enclosethsind
Yours itespeoctilly, ,lotto PEARSON.
Chester County; Sep!, f 1,1541.
Priel4Wistav—lt gives me moth fd, sue to in
form 'thee that i my wile's health lins imProveil'r( ry
much since slit has been using illy 13:11F111.1111 Of Wilil
Cherry, I intl•we think there is no tnuht, but tut it
will cure her.. She has taken the twe liottleS 1 pur
chased rrnin \bee tt short time shire antlther.entigh
is much heifer itho sleeps well at night, 111111
sirs she has limourtiototh!gto.gire fier so much re
nil. 1 lice will plensy sire-the hearer two bottles
naoreTor • Thy Friend. • •
. , " EDWATID /101,31T.5.
. .
Lancaster aonift-,Jiily 19,
•
Deaf• Sir--Please me two bottles yout
genuine lints:din of Wild Cherry, I have rem af
dieted With Consumption for the last two years, aful
suffered very nitwit with it severe 'entigh; 'ludas in
my breast, dillicully of breathing, itiglit awatits;
and hating tried numerous rcmcdits, suit also Meet'
titular several doctors; yet I coulifilot flail any thing
to relieve me mail 1 used shone of yourlialstilib.
got 0110 bottle from a neighbor ofmilte who is 4sing
it; and have found 'such woniferful relief it thilt
I have no doubt it will aureate
Very u•espectailly urn, Co ;
• - Itcorarr I,lou
11:0' • ,,1 the following fecm• lintentail,
1 ‘ . ysiciati of extensive vodka • lie'lltilltittr4
(111
,
collpty:
'
Dear Si 11it.oeuret1 cue hottle, 1pr ? 1(}"
Ile hal in of Wild C hem, Tlio9n,l6"fteett, - Esq
of this platn74 — eihrtiiiltl - it..en 4 eilse.ot.Ostinm e . •
Asthma on a - chiltl of f:II,W tunny
other ventetliei liptl.,heen,trietkii/ithohennylireli e f.
Thu li;aitilin siivy stnhlyn r eellet, lay, opinion
the child ts'efleFlusillenretllly,i,ti hse.
.•••• • „ • ; Vonriq Std.' 4A.ed•tt
Defelithet*.lo 3 231 , • 1 ni
.
# 'l ',
- Dear-:Sie...H.Yiahl nalsaltif of% if( obe43 II As of
feats'? some astonishing eurea 4iere...\ ! Obe , of , ii , li ieh
is no ,oby,lagi,, 4lrs, y 9 401, ‘y ho, M O be,grisuirc r i ng
bra long time witlishortarst ,eftirealliing, taKtgen
:Oritt*alfifeits;tretill 'she . i , lo filiailsobbliked id lee r ),
ber7bi s L. After various , athmitximedf e rb ox ii,„„
irev9rtiAteltilltithal!e , eclia4ten*.•!leißlyl9.qt nal-
Mloi,tinil nfler taking two bottle's, lisitiSo tureov et,
ii ilia - 4.100 eablblco niteiriiirgall)hclnisi .of her
'holieetafill'oittaking'tird Bettlisetiatiie,V enti re !
pre& 1 :' „ileßeel:9l .f
~ ,VT.! 0., ti . ' - - vldA r
1 2 ...t4 ‘,l v?1t....Z - ~ ,e 4 ...
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Iroite‘iimilen.i -,, i!'....,5,i„.. , :,,,•.
, -' 4 't 4711 "ZT , "‘ , •"‘. ___.,
CAVTlON:—A,* \ ,lthere tit ti - `,lt4ViiiheliiiiiTt;r e
called iS)pyip itfilfrilete/getterirehitsbl4l ehaiibil bo
very inkrticqter te,aati fee. ihr: 1V15WA1V8441,,.. -
, 41U ..fli.re oh 2 e rr 14 1 ifirkeMiltn,44 , 4941c. . .
j`OltVg i#V' tro6,il'iciWiltl). 6 ,4t , , atlwhole.,.,
)10PI. , y°,l:Y h tT,g!tr4 , 4llFAtiln°r
i e, P*31 '1,61 E1 1111: , ''v ; 1" ,/I
'''sotil o" o o4 6 :o'itit, - ,
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dor' *.K.tt; 11,4 -a 44 ,
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