THE - *AMOLY.. COGIOLE
/M r ik l aMiti-gwXMl 3 *
ei co icweiL
•
With ii curteia room;'!-
Filled to, taiiiineaa tvilli;iiarf9hr;
latiktike:piAtit•orilopm,;_j_.l._ •
• . A . ..child had peen thelight;
•• • * fi;rthelaay; fair bright; `
luaAriaining.!Vit:!
. Eitfrti g map.. Otore wnstreen i
--'Aiia'n'tion. it oftentiiue wee seen
' - dk gentle boyith thoughttese mein !
- w
' ,4:geAitoititkrnatt l yTece,
Antl*pggletiin„the'rld's rough race,
And • ' A Iron ef linen; totii:plsee. "
.
before ye i
stiiry!
I...ffe;rietitNintrtill thOe is of—Glory
cutscit.
men
Met for God% wOraIN, in'ikopper room,
Or canopied iii:roidnigliejiliirry dome,
_ • On hill-aide or lone'. len,
To hear the ;oOgnsoli of.
,hts holy word,
Piedgei.l*:l* - cithdr and - their common Lord.
The:sc.:few as they maybe,
Compolie is church, suell' SIT, in pristine age,
Defied Ihetyeant's zeal,the'bigot's rage,— ,
For where but two or three,
Wiuttever'pliteei iit fitith)setinttnunion meet,
There, with Ofiriat's-pieSenoe is a Chotith isom-
EntrosTiou--EdOetttion does not cone ,
.* • • ith 'the alphibet. It I;iegine with a
mother'slook,"witli a fathers nod of ap•
probe - did di— sign of reproof. with a sis.
ter's gentle pressure of the hand on a broth
eres nobltiOot , ,ef - forliettrance, with' hand
fuls of:flowers greeifilells r on bile and
daisy metidowe, with birds nests' admired
bur
not to gibed, witlicreeiiing ante, and al
,mot impreceptible eintnete humming
bees and.glass' bee—hives, with 'pleasant
walks_in shady; lanes, and thoughts direc
ted-in swat find kindly tones and words,
to nature, to beauty, to acts of benevolence
to_deeds of virtue, and to the source prall
good—to_God..himself. • .
TIIIIL. - :EXTRACTS—FROM
When uilt once kindles
within the - human heart, all that is noble in
our nature becomes parched and arid ; the
'blush of modesty,fades before itrglare, the
eight,of virtue fans its lurid flame, and eve
ry (Wee essenee:Pf our being but swells
and exaspiratee its infernal conflagration."
- - Might perhaps have been that in the
spring ofliftt, when fancy waved her fairy
wandottround them, till all above was sun
, ehineond • all beneath. wati flowers ;
• when
to their clear and charmed .:yision this am
ple world was but a wcedless garden, where
every tint spoke Nature's loveliness, and
every sound breathed heaven's melody; and
every breeze was but embed led.fiagrance ;
it might have been that; iii tie cloudless,
holiday; Love ;wove-:Ii bondage
around them, till, theinyoung hearts so grew
together, a-separate existence ceased, and 1 1
life itself became a sweet indentity."
”She was hi the dawn of life 'with all its,,
fragrance around her; and yet so ptire that
even• the blush which sought to hide her
- lustre, but disclosedhe vestal deity that
burned beneath it."
Witten WILL You DO—One of the
two things must be done in this country.
-Parents mnekepend money - to educate their
- children, or they, must . pay 'taxes to 'build
penitentiaries and to pobish crime. There
is a great mistake about what is called edu
cation. Some • • • • • . ; ed_man_i
educated, map.— No such thing. That man
ie edie - CiedWliiiknows himself, and who
takes accurate common sense views of men
end things around hint.. Some learn
ed men the greatest fools in the world;
the ,reason is, That May ;are not educad
• med. the means, not the
ent; Mini consists ingiving the' means
of eiquirjng, - Iwtheedisci pj inei - Which - t w hen
prigedkmanage4'lt-gives the mind. Some
of tlar,greatest pen' in the world were not
overstocked with lyarning, but their actions
- ----prov'esittief-;Wer — iifrorouglitrod
ted.' Virikehingtoni rratililip, and Sherman
were olitthiei-claga;-and'Aimila'r. thoinkh leas
striking inetahntieritay be found in all couri-
r. • r
tries..‘ , .;To;be.e4ucatedjA. •
man.-roust learn
-- 'to arid decide accur
aFely.-:.11!0-mo;stgdirietaphyPies till he
4p.gray, and langnage r efill he is a walking
polyglot, iti nothing 'more,
an utreduriatetf - epaiu': - .::,Tliere is ne . Olass,in
_ the'corintrr•Whn s jii* - klprgei - interest , in
the edhcatiri.p . of:tliairWareri than farmers
and thri,sohjeet:ithoitici . 'reepiie from them
the attention
• •
. Tat copy: .oe. fol.'
.
' pie
• 4!iumaik.l444ii, joijiid*lrertioinitiot!
species .• the
•earth
• ii i ii4;.!Polol l7 ,be4t*Ovfi.iiit ,
ik . .tioitiki , peilonii-healthy
7.Wqmise . person,- ey...,•areyrious aging.
fed in';.illusirtit(oil:;of;his,positjoncthat roan;
the' Mnbiplei
• .1 evatV44B. , :% , t maw also,'aeserted that
•
Hop yg! f t I.rfpu
silititk••l l :ooo*o.oo4•:Aii4ihii.
•
t +e h d
, o,a, 4
•
. k ttll
,i f„ '•.l ? o, ? l4 lo l ,Jer -% : : ; 'l' 4o: ‘ ,odi,fV:all
0
,f,
V - V4W
Searnal'or.Olinklile* 4 11 .3 3 :'WP
foliowiriernitt44 6 46lohPAigh,estilF"
as-iwittilinglo'rittah :mon:any Object; tri
liiithlho'cleerdietateti tonstiencti
Theta was - lotbiLvliyinetn - LthcollnlY
of Antiterai, Va..y not flOtrorn
a blacksmith *hi was .w e ll ott in'tke wo rld;
- ,
and a decent "sort of it man. in kis Way-.
except . that be.would now 'and then, drink
tbo much. Not- long since, he . went to'a
temperance, meeting held in' his neighbor
hood,. being* quite sober at the iirite,.and
listened to Et very stirring addietis, when:
the appeal, warmly seconded by , the Advice
and entreaty of some of his friends, so
wrought upon him, Wet his concience was
_
roused,ifind he felt that he, must either fly
from this ,place of trial, Or yield to truth..
He hesitated for a moment which alierna,
rive to adopt ; but his evil genius prevailed:
Stifling his conviction, he tore himself front'
the tor ; and en - using to a grogsli-eVier-i
-his way home, he there furnished himself
with a botileof whiskey. .43.ut ashamed for
carry it to his house, he resolved to hide it
; in some place where he might resort to it,
without being. seen. - He went, accordhig
ly, into the stable, but could find no hole
or corner there safe enough for hie purpose.
At last he thought of a pile of stones behind
the buildin , w ich see u i • t •
MS
hiding-place for his treasure, and was in
the act of opening . a spot among them, fob'
the bottle, when a rattle-soar, concealed
In the pile, struck its desilly fangs into hie
hand, thus terminating his life in • a fete
hours 1.. In ihe . ,,agoriy of tie sufferings,
the wretched.inan; as a warning to others,
-madera full,zonfeasion-of the - circumstances,-
a nd died_ deeply; 'deploring his guilt and
folly ! in not yielding to his convictions at
dip:Meeting: • The kind admonition of
Heiven to fie that being often, re
proved, hardeneth his neck, shall suthpiely
be destroyed; and That without remedy 1"
—Sr 'cents rewar d.
RUN jt. Nina* from the subscriber residingin Dick
inson townlitp,Cubbl co; oit Thursday" the 29th of
May latt,a colored boy named Bqb Smith, an intlen
det apprentice to the farming business Said boy
is admit 29 years of age, soil had on when left gray
frock coat and barred summer pants ,about 5 feet 8
or 9.inches in height: :The dublie arc berelircau
tioned against harboring or trusting him on m y. ac
count, as I ivill s nqf pay any debts of his contracting.
maw
; NM.. WOOD% j r...
_ - -
. .
ROUSSEL'S BANDOLINE,
•
An article free from oil.' and greatly admired
hy the ladies-Mos use it in arranging 'their hair,
for sale by:, •
Steunson tg Mehc!.,(fey
May 12 1845.
Lard •Lakup' titlobes and Chita
Hey's= , .
of . a handeonie quality just received and for sal
at the Drug store of •
' • See ' tiettsOn • Mahaffey.
- May 7, 1845.
•-.WA IIiEN PANACEA,
As this is the season for the blood,
wo can recommend this article as genuine qnd
fresh, for sale by .
levenson Mahal:ey.
X ny 7, 1845
~i
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pt%
►2,4*
,‘
g
‘
x. .
y HAVEjust received my Spring supply of
1 GARDEN SEE6S, completing a very gene.
eral assortment, warranted genuine. • •
S. ELLIOTT.
‘ urlulcfiarchfirlfli
Nit , ? Mart*
HE
Subscriber hasjust opened in the room
T (formerly occupied by N. W. Woods) on the
South West corner of the public square, .
a .h etc and Splendid Stock of For
. eign and Angoican
. .
.Ml/11 ° X__--01114)Sai -
staple and Fancyi-consisting in part, of Cloths, Cas
imerescSattitietoi, Linens,Gambroons, Summer
Cloths, Veitings,._Silks,ombazines„-Ila trines,
Lawns, Crape and Moue de Lai nes, S wise Cambrics,
Jackinet, and all ether kinds of Muslin!, Calicoes',
Shawls, Checks, Ticking, Velvet Cords, Cotton
goodsof all descrimions Citrpet chain antl.Cotton,
vnA r inbrtdiasAtasoisrSunthattecGTdVbnitt."
ilery,
ALSO, A choice and well ;elected Stock of Oro
clerics, consisting in part, of CoffeesOugarr, Molas
ses, Teas, Tobacco,.Spices, fite.
•
ALSO, Crockery;Olisuand Queeneware of vari
ousaleseriptlons andiqualities, together with .uume
rroittrother articiet 4lomprising is complete and gen
evil assortment-01 of which he offers fin• sale et
very low•priies for. cash. 'He respectfully invites
his friends and the 'Public-hi general to give him a
mrll,-inasmuch as he feelsconfident that lie can sell
goodsis-lowas any other.houlasin the borough.,,
- R,OBERT Jr...
Carilire;April ---
• 'PATTON'S PATENT
Windogi Shuttei,' (ate!'
TIIB, tiubscriber, agentfor the sale of Patton's
Wikidrivr Shutter, Catch and Belt, ironid re-
VeetfullyinfortuJlM„ publib that the above Bolt is
suPerior to'ariy artlcle,of the kind nowitt'use, both
for simplicity and. durability. They 'can be . pur
chased at J.' ri Lynn's or'acob' Sewer's itardware
Store, North Flapoyier wee!, or of- the. iubsrriber
In' West Geuther street, Carlisle: They need only
be sein to be adopted. •
: CRBYEII,
April so; !so.
- • 5C714 . -TillEg.
'THE anbecriberliaa' j ust reeeivad a splendid
rissintrinint'cif7ther - of-. - enstEiterd—bhied
iliCYlWEl,nuinoractured'e a liresslyfibe, lila Own.
sales , and' which gava sash genera, Satisfaction
to all who purchased them last suminier. •
••, 0 , • . • • 4044 P. LYNE. •
• -----
, „
Prince AlbOtt. Riding', timid •
3ait .
.`C"`
a *WiillhirTgrantlaiifiTints ooni, and kir silo
• -
Airice3'
tin .Teiii.jtist heikelied*
'and ,414).,.at
tz; theilciwekpOlsetiby;,-*: •
- ,
ar!rtio .
prGritamilmC9# l llsit B ,TO t,O ,13511:14#.44
-83 1191 r-
:AMPREDEr'SEI4IIIIV .
•. . - rwore, , ,.piliaboid: t h e ittittreoia of goods
. 4belonglng,tet'keeb.lienteiti..Noithlflanoo4
.-reef a fee, demi iboye Wm. Irvin'o .ofißee'llittike>
-e—will ir.' e ktileonstently-,oti-hand 7 end-fkiele)kike.
GROCERIES -St
.
iedhati L6084103:1imb% It flingleledutdttroWii
ItaVarigt an 4 C4if(ed Segall; Yam* I
Hyena; mperi
al and alin9Creas, alln , lTate; +Veep tilid.-Orleaea
Itloltatitet, S pet - 4:od W. a e CandleaXlieise;'.
Cranic&a, Made,':Citttnt,- n Igo, Stitteh, - Sultplqi4-
Muntaed and.: - .Chnoolate, Ginger . Saleratue, Cutaau..
moil, Clovis," Nutmegs: . •
•
OroCkery:ohipa. andfilfe-
Hrnslies,Tubs; HiteiCets,ChtireS,`Thickete,4M,*,
boards, buttee%pt:ints,,ropes' . and tWine.,,tobtictio,.
spanien, lialfllo6l/3111tIld eaTmon Seger/44'9AV:
of every description ot City and Homo manufacture
received at histitore . , Consisting Of Will is'doubl
e
and Single sOleir renal and undress morocco shoes
and boots for Ladies', Children's and Mena-wear
at theLowestprices. '
for Sale by the bienlitti - d
50 barrels while wheat Flour.
5 barrels FreilsGround L.orn mad. _ .
2 barrels Buckwheat flour. - -
Person,'purchasing' flour of %b . can have it deliv
ered at any part of the town.-• Those who may. favor
him with their cuttomi.will• he. dealt 'with, on the
most Satisfactory terms. lie therefore solicits a
- share of_p_uhlic patronage. .
Carlisle, January 8,1845. -
•
QUEENSWARE IRDCERIES, •
•
A mirrioNAt frndir, supply . Groderiet,
we are now . prepared to supply our customers
with a general assortment of
of. the latest style. and Pattern% embracing White
Emboss'd and raised figtired China( Long and Short) .
Tea Setts, as also white Granite and Liverpool setts'
of 'iantlsome styles, besides a general assortmpnt of
'Liverpool and Granite Plates, lowls,DisliesXitlis
and Saucet '4 - Tumblers of various qualitres,and a
genemil - siesortment of ennmon ware ot neatfinish.
We are nlsn in receipt - oTt4ew assortment of Ce
dar ware, including Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Wash
boards, tinted Buckets, Keclers, and a general
_vnriety_of nther_artieles—asnsualne-tlie-lowestpri—
ees, at the old stand of
March 12, 1845
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
may be
truly said, -
_ that no ono bas •
ever been so success- . •
• rut in -Compotrinling a "
. medicine, which has done 'so
to relievethe human family ito rob
• „disease of its terrors, a nd to restore the
invalid to health and comfort, as the !men. •
for and Proprietor of that Most deservedly pop
ular tinnily medicine Da. SwAvNE's Comro . crso
SYRUP or 18 Ito CHERRY, andi:done lies been 80
generally patronised-by the Proifeyqui and others,
both in this country and in Europe, nor lies there
evor'been so great an-effort -in the short space of
only six or seien 'years; to deceive the credulous
snit nnthinkirig, by putting up Nostrums of rariout
kinds, by various individualsottlising, the name of
Wild Cherry and as - touch of the name of original
freparation as will screen theinfrOm the Is Pof the
and - one of the Impostors who puts out the com
mon paregoric,oTtlie shop and call itsbeLßalsam of
Wild Cherry-ha i
Cherry-teas had the mpudencerto caution the
public againat the . Original preparation, Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which,
is doing so mu. It good to the world.
..crjr,O44PAV AltE_ OF SUCH POSTERS,
And purchase -none but the original and only
genuine article' as - prepared by Dr. Awsyne, which
is the . bnly one compounded by a regular Physician,
and arose from-many years'reltiae - attention - to - -the:-
Practice of the Profession, anil . wnich lead to this
great discovery. Thousands and Sena of thousands
of the beat testimonials of the unparalleled success
of Dr. Swarm's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
for the aufh of
i
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs; Colds, Spitting Blood, Liver Complaint,
Tick,ling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous Debility,
iVeakness of Vold Palpitation or Disease of the
Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast, Broken Consti
tutibn from various causes, the abuse of calomel &e.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping CougilVec., were
declared to the world years before any other prep
aration of Wittl . Oterry came out. The most skep
tical may satisfy themselv,os as to the truth of the
above, by a little inquiry to Philadelphia. • The
enuine article is re seed onl b Dr.tSwa ne,
w losepc as icen remove to . corner o
Rill and lase streets, Philada. The Balsam'and
other spuriousartielcs of Wild Cberryliiiibeen sold
.out and re-sold out, and the proprietors are obliged
to resort to Falsehood Stritagerri to make their
owd out of ,it. ilieiirtieler is put up in
Vain style in square bottles, ` covered with a blue
wrapper, with a yellow label with the proprietor's
mgnature attached.
05-The Public are requested to remember that
it is Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, that has and is repeatedly performing_auch
miraculous cures of diseases which have baffled tne
skill of the Profession, Sad set at defiance the" whole
catalogue of Patent Medicates; which are 'daily
puffed through
,theotroottathe_prcas.__Therefore.
ask for Dr. ,Swayne's coinpound , 'Syrup . of Wild
Cherry,. andiitirChase n 9 Other. •
Sold in Gs lisle by MYERS , bt HAVER:STICK;
sole Agents for this boroughs.
_Februarro44B4 .
•
Sayne'B Fam ll 7.• Medicines:. 4,••:;L: ,
.
AN - additional liappl 'the above vgluablelited ,
eines, consisting of
Jayne's Expectorant,
." Tonle Veernifuge,
• " Hair Tonic,
" Sanative Pills,
- Carminative Ilalsirn,
-Received and for sale by
~ ,
A oplentlid.ikssOitment nt . Braid and Stiow Ron
, . ,Lbiiiinet AbOnstiturjAtignoic the ionre.of
. .. . ,::, - : • ARNOLD& EtNSTFA,I4.-
' • Carlfsle . ;:April, 9, 1845: ': • • --- -.:•----- - : --..,'
.pLASTEKAr. SHAD.
• vs tiina Phiatir,.
•
1001)aitele Oricrai •
~frish Shad.: •
• MARTI N.
Harrisburg, .Miy 1845:
.
•••'• • - r,COAL4'• • •
, • 200 tone Licno.burneriCoalPino Proio t
100 do: ; ;'. • 'do '. , " do
100,, do :•Pino'GrOre Coal,'
100 ao:,•wilk.barra do j
2000 bilidielo Eituollnotio
roraala.litikir,htiOseor
•• Ifaiiiaburg :May 21-'1835 . •
• : SHAVIN,Gr::COMPOITND. •
„ _
. Conliouad,
ertiole4trat received ancl'for . male at tire Store or
iiitavarmon' dclrfeliaiyey, +`:,
C , ,
- en elitiqoused for thivoritie,the breath after mania..
kiag.jaat,rticeived titid.fet•aale.by,' , , .1
•,; 41eirensort , h af4e.y.' ;
ApfittOi . -•,
'IIOOTI3
,
_ ,
in
at i wi lL • opir
,c t e itedpfling;
for
744. lowe r
r b a l
ol i o, t e - y w e
.. ,i ° A c w l h s) ! ° o 4 -
!.e
red i
O E3
s t , " n e
t e
li4p
COG ii.Bir••.,
..lait 113161461.,,:ta,..;jt...;:,,,
- - - r• HAyE itiecre*ved a lot of Prouty&
~,,,,,,40,p-, svitucypivvyne.,.- `,' ".; 'itil4oo selebrat:o l # l l*,4o"g A ' ",:1, '7
,-' , :.. 4.
74 *.: je#4 ll l9oll7q tit-'ii
-7t q't.': ( ,t seirmh*uf*A . vgrloo t ~.,,,,
ri,..„.:...,...40,,6,40713,vin1r1ii....,..i 1 c i vi„v i r i , 14 ....„ 4 „ evi di 1 , 044 41,.„. 0 . 1 ,
/41
,0 1 , L"Vr+PIA!,Itir . 4 1 MA Ottb7ll:4o4*' , 4i, • C,',, ,,, .4 , ; ~' 11 ~. „.1 ; i . , , ,,
.ou 44, 1 1 A1fie*..,,0x , '4 - 10-4; --,..: - on...l.Mußgiret'
tfil:f . : 7 l , A ,- $4,:45;43 ~ . ~,r,;,.i.,,ik.,;,,i;;;;,,,,,,,,7„A'.q."p,1g VP , `"•• • :', i,? ,
;:'.. 1 0.t. ' l " 4 .* , i !' ig A ° ' ''' '' ' ', li . 6 . , % *c4 -ti,1P . 40::4 : \ '`',!4 1 ,417 1 1-t.' . :# , A;',/,'t ;:a , ',7',,,,, , 44 '. ''''l 4.t,4 ,1 ,
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J. W..EBY
S. ELLIOTT.
Akeiit
BONNETS.
s AtarAVATArie:
.1 • :
-'•
, „ • ••''
a. HE FRN I( Xl:lB —ati,
•
iii - eriO l . 4 4 4oo ;fibb.7 o 44il l ;k l 4 l ln.
':ll l lAkb:lg.§l3/tit.NtbE','eith'dri)eitOtaientOrilia:'
oti'PROPERTY•
aid LF,FECTS;:tif t eieryJAdeseriptionr•itr . 'town ..or.
CoPittry,"citilhe*ose;reaSoitable'Urmi...ApPlica
tiOnOnsde lierio;itally' or by letter,-will
144411 y, sitteoddd
• • 1 , -- •-•",..!-•••:..
tie r
,ot. kri he eri ![ ednceil
I}i iok or StiatiioiSslllngit or et!re* • .
••
• kolitt'es . •- • :'''' l7 , rio deposit°.
db '"deChll6fiei - ; ‘ , to do
do dii,„T.aVerific • ~tpki, do
do r': 5 do . •
• , dcS= l ;.:•'AltV,SlitlidejlirlvatteL4l6 6 do
dog;iddl .. Sigide n ti' - 6 to - . 71 do '
• do •
• Po's:vers o , ' • 7to 10 do
, A sitiitrlim RISE.. . .
O
Bvickl'Stotte dtVellings and Fur
filturOfidtri. „ 50 to 40e:$1C0 value
'do ...;",:,..doti'Stores Merehan- , •
dize , • ••••,•,:• , ••3540 50 • .do
do 'ravers iinti:' , xurnottum '
60 - - do ' •
do ,Contens
, 65 to 75 * do.
do do „Stab .
le* • • • •
do' do Grist`-Mill-and Stook •
El
75 lo 80. 'do
Frame and Log dwellings and NO. ...- •
hiture • . 50 to 75: .- 'do
do do Stores -find, Starch:ln- , •
BEM
do do ;Toyernsond Furniture
60 to - 1 - 00 do
do do Barns and Contents
• 00 to 100 Q, 0
The subscriber went lor.,the above company
for Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for
aseiurance-estlicr by mail or personalk will be
promptly attended to. W..D. SeYMOUIt. '
Juno 120944. • Iy-33
FIRE INSURANCE.
HE' Allen and basipennsborough
T
Insur,ance Company — oT Cumberland County - ,in- -
corporaied by •An Mit of A ssembly,,is now fully or
ganize:l,nm] In operation under the.managemetit of
toe lb !lowing commissioners, viz: „ • .
Cht. Stoma n,Jacob Shelly, W m R Gorgas,Lewis
flyer, Christian- Titzel, Michael' Hoover, Henny
Logan,Michnel Conklin, Benjaniin H :Musser, Levi
Merkel, Jacob Kirk, John Snavely, senr. and John
Rankin, who respectfully call the atttntion of, the
citizens of Cumberland and York Itounties to the ad
vantages which the compatiy bold out.
The rates of. insorance - ury as low and rayorabie.
as any Company of the kind In the State . Persons
wieTintg to become nteolhers areinvited to to:1W
application to the agents pf the company who arc
willing to wait,upon them - at any time. '
JACOB SHELIA , Preet.
MitettAnt. ilooveit, Vice President.
Lewis Illier, Secretary, ,
--.- Michael Cocktin,Treasurcr.
AGENTS.
Michael floover,General Agent, Mtehanieshurg.
Rddolph N.'Cumberlara
_M Conklin, „' ...
Wm R Gorgas; •- -
•
Christian Time!,
johr C Dnnlsp, •
Peter Barnhart,
David Martin,
C. H. Harmon, Kingstown,
Henry Zeatng, Shiremanstown,
Simon Oyster, lYorraleyshurg,
Dr. Jacob Baughman, Carllele,
Jacob KirkiGettertirAgentfor York County NeW
Cumberland P.O.
Henry Logan ,•_
John Sheyriek;
.Inlinttankin,o l •
Daniel Daily, -
J. Bowman, _ e„ .
Philip Breekbill, . Cumberland- co
Cy. Other agents wilt Se added hereafter..
July 31,1844.
PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS
F~~~~~~~ l i~
pflr. CUMITERLAND-VALLEY MUTUAL
- PROTECTION COMPANY, being incortm
rated by an act Of the-Legislature oft to presentses
sion,and fully organizgd and in operation under• the
direction of the following board of Mennen, viz:
Thomas C. Miller, John Moore, David W. Mc-
Cullough, James Weakly, William Moore-, Samuel,
Galbradh, Thomas Paxton, A. G. Miller, I halip
Spangler, Samuel Woody, Abraham Karat, George
Brintile,Scott noyle,call the attentimvof the inhabit
ants of Cumberland Valley to the'cheapness of their
rates aad_the many vadvantages which this :Ind sxf
insurance has over auy other.
Ist. Every person insured becomes'a monnhae of
the company and takes part in-the choice of t. ears
And the direction of its concerns.
'.- Std. For insurance nu more is demanded th:in is
necessary to meet the expenses a the Company a2d
indemnity tiptimiLloyma.3xidok
- . ..
3d. The inconvenience of frequent renewals 13 a
voided by insuring for a terns,or five years. But.
,policies cambe taken for any period from one to
.five years.
dth. Any person applying for insurance mutt g"ve
his premium rake for the cheapest close at the nate
of five per centunt, which will be $5O on ets $lO3O
for wh ich he will have to pay $2,50 for fi ye years
and $1,50 for survey and policy, and no int re mina
be slra sustained to a greater aindunt than the funs
on hands will oover,and tlibil no more will 1 e requie
red than - a - pro - rata - sliareiese rates Tra - vilrer
cheaper than those of othertimmpanies, exseist witch'
awe incorporated op the same principles
"rums. C. MILLER Ps'est.
r--. A. G. Miti.est,See'i.. _-_-.,L-- -
• The following gcnticpsb have been • .‘•tlfilied.
AGENTS:— •,• -..., Ai
Dr: Ira Day, Area i' , burg: '• '
. James' Kenneily,E .' etyille.„ „ . 1
I t.,
-----dieorge Sr tlle; Etiq4rhltionrom ~.-• •
Clemens McFarlane„Carliale,.. ' • • ,
, - J,acob Sheens, _ __; --„. do - ._' • ;.!.. - "
- " L. 11. Williaroi,Esq;:-Westtminitnir ,''.,,,
.James Kyle, Newton. • - Pl. ,--..-:.- • •'3 ,
Col. Jas. Cheatout,Leeie X Roads,, '", •
. Jos. M. blesuis,.Esl i tisburg.
fflt ~ • .
Jos. osser, Esq: Is... Cumberland- !
John Clendenin, 'Esq. Ogee - town.'
~ .
-•-. Stephen Culbertson, ShippenibUrg. '
•‘'• '''- Peter McLaughlin, Si :Middleton. ; -
.: Juice 5,1844. •• • . • • '.., -. • 4 :: , ', ly
.
A. • American' Insterinice• 'Co.
0 .
I'HILADELPHIA;
4600,0.00.
THIR tong esliipliihed Company makes insu •
eitheirpermenenf or limited; against lons or
dama f e by Fire onlpidperik•and, ante of every
.descr•
Their terms are z .veiy,reasonable, and property
holders - Ai:IAI to avail themselves - Of the .
advarktigee,efforded by them- -• • . •
-
The 'aubleriber is -AGENT, -for- the Company
for .this - florough and vieleityand application
to hilniinlinroon - Oeletter, will rectiveluniediate
; : ^, ' - • ' , MYERS.
1845.- , ~ •'• ' • Rm.. '
K AD VERTISEM EN Ti
T. ,JENPUNCS dt,
goaiAtellitSt*ltifaZZOilkSl
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, cisimgnEs, *ESTINGS
*ANCTIHIESSART/CLES , Oicc, ,
*lpAtfaYVoltnrricorifioN.
mm,, city 9f New : York and
. - matiniring'garmenti'n ropeifinkonlipitation.
is Ora! adAn z thamla_nalCa9o` exafnlim..nur stook)
of 100 Goodui
• to.pyipsit e 'iti, coinpriekng an as9nr,tmant'unan6
x ,N,lliff4l9.ll9lineaa and vatiati; and`w.l49h 9411 be ;
id./l° anaon4l , l9,Wo Nana; in
kiii,402.91,at pima fait inn's( offiiiinahl ad non-: -
02 1 .210, ilia Cash 'paraligik• air-Oininot,Tairtir. be
alifCreeinfitd•
' 'April 2;184i.
ME
mg;- 41443,? _‘
11. , “gym?“
= - - .C.ABINETTIVIAKEN)
;7`t
tititaiirVniagruir4
fiiends.and . ,the
geneiallY,„ilialrhe still 'continues to
C.try . op the CatiiiitObiliing-lia4nesireat hitt old
Aland in;.,West Ellgli;stteefi'.opposit.e - 34r._ . Rhoads'
Tavern, where liVkitons,Co
,nsta titfit
_ntly on hiild
will trituntfactiiret 4410108. in his line
of busitiess;speh'ierf7A , J , e , ::.,;,,..ai.. , :.-4"; •
- .4l7.lfirEa CS: '4I.O(IIIE244IfIXER;
Sofas,*Tables,VideteadO;Ate., at:3 a very lowest
prices. Ho alii&S ea on the . Chair Making
Business, in altelkiiiireus branohes, and-keeps a
constant supply':
- 111411110GIANY CHAIRS, \\--, •
ROCKING CHAIRS b ,WIN.DSOR' •Iwoossoi l :
CHAIRS; §grfEE.S and SOCIA:, T.-1 1 q4,7 '
BLES, - all 'of - which -with. 'ivory -
thing elate in that line, he is proper.-
ea to 'manufacture and diopose of
on the-most - reattonahle - ternic.777 -- - , "
He 4nvites hilt old frfends,:and .
the public generally to give 'him je=l- ,
call, as he facie well aoeured - that -
ho shall be able to accommodate them in quality,
arid price equal to any other establishment of the
kind in the couhty. •
Carlisle, Sept:'lo, 1844,
Susgelleh,anna__Zine,-
• r..v...„; • r ••
..rr-r "X
'.llllO. 4}.lV.
TILE undersigned, proprietors of the Su sonhafinn
Line.of Cars and Oink" Boats, return theuthi
cere thanks tO their frientli in Franklin ans.' CjirOL
hei•land counties for pnst favors, and r eapectful .
fOrlh.them that therhve now prepared to receive
and foiriiiird . daili - ,.viaVide Water Canal,
65 to 85,
Produce and illeichundize,
PHILADELPHIA' and BALTIMORE
Produce will be a'elivered to rini house ih Philadel
plain sir Baltimore to which theirßoats can hare an
isesiEheir agent's in the cities are
lillelibrk A. •AVAtown. & NEPHEW,
Vine st.'Whari on the_ Delaware, Philadelphia
Ateliers. JoMisr AftCor..x.ouott lx Co., •
Bowley's4AChare, Baltimore
90 to 100 do
Theywill also reeeiveand forward laily,to Pittts
burg and intermediate Otants, Freight and Passen
gers also for o the North and West Branch Canals.
J. & P. MARTIN.
Harrisburgr May 1,1844, '
tP2
Obeap Umbrella, Parasol -mid Sun
hade Manufaetoty,
JOSIAH W. CLARKE, Successor to "R ober
Richie, late at N0...4 South Fourth Street, Phil
adelphia; has removed to the North Wee; corner
of-PciurthAnd MarketillyeeTs, wherelie - keeps con
ntantly_totanle superior articles of the above named
goods, manufactured-under his.own immediate su
perintendence, and warranted of as good quality as
can be purchasetfin this or any other city.
Dealing only for Cash, J. W. C. is- enabled to
sell on the mosCreasonable . terms, and he respect
fully invites Merchants and others visiting the city,
to call and examine his stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere
,lOSL TW CLA RKE,
N. W. corner of roan,* arid Market streets,
18 Fn.
'do ua K y
do •
Bast Penneboro'
Churpldow ,
Iron and General 'Commission Ker.
•
SPEAR'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. .
EOEIVES' and-sells — Nails. Pig Iron, Bloom
AIM Bar dron,Nail Rods, Castings, &c.
8331".13 ENCE
Was. Mord'i k S. N. Leivis,*
Lewis;James & Co.
" Morris & Jor.es,
" E. G. Dutilh lk Co.
•
Benj. lEfield, Esq.,
' - New, York. -
James "P. Lewis.
Wm F. Whitney Esq. ?'
Boston:
Men. C. L.-&N.-F.. Thayer-5
And to Merchants generallyin Baltimore.
March PZ, 184.5.
Wilt county
do
do -
do .
tf-40
1000 IPersons..in Philade'.
!Ada alone, can testify to the wonderful efficacy
of that_nowerful remedy, THOMPSON'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NA PTHA Read! Read! Astonishink cure
of Chronic Bronchitis! ,
, Philadelphia, May 23, 1844.
Mr. S. THOIdPSON.—Dear Sir. For more then
four years past 1 had been dreadfully afflicted
With an affection of the' throat, which
-my physi
Dian pronounced Chronie - Bronchitis; entitled
by.repeated and neglected colds. The distress
suffered is indescribable. My throat was !literal;
ly raw with violent coughing, so that blend would
come from it; also great oppression,_pain and
tightness at the chest ann fever—in short all4ho
sufil-puirrionary-syrnptomirishowed--tfieurscpmc
alio*ed themselves, causing entire loss of fleets
sary-scpose—my throat was leached and Watered
over and over again.' I made trial ofeverY.known
remedy, and at different periods had the advice
of six physicians, and all with no avail. About
two months since I made trial of your Compound
Syrup of Tai.and Woad Naptha, and before I
hod taken the first bottle" felt relief. I continu
ed until I- bad :taken seven bottle's, which corn
pletfikierniireirthe disease and sestored_rno-to
perfect' health, and I firmly believe I should not
now be Ming, had it not been for your invalua:
ble inedicine. • , JANE PEERY,
• • - 123 Sprueeotreet...,
7.rilncipal7Alce N. E. corner. of,:Fiftli, and.
Speneestrdets...; Ptico 50 cents per bottle or OS
per dozen. .
keit&
M!!l!iliMgaiii
D, 0: :PROM,
. 9 72 STAERTI
BETWEEN STH AND 6TII
• \ PHILADELPHIA. -1
MANUFACTURE It of Agricultural iniple:
-ineiitii and' dealer in Garden. Grass and Flow--
er'Seetis; offer fonosal rout. and Mears' Patent,
,centre draught telf-shaipening gli*, for which
nine premiums were awaaded in the Statea of, Penn
sylvania- and Delaware the past, fall. „They ,are
made both right and left Pind, are' light in deaught,
cheap to keep in -repaironiljard particularly rec
ommended for turning Under green erope;and see.
!pieci ng enotigh•for, any init.:: iS'absoll - Plotighs, for
one, two. thieleherses. Detible Mould
and N. , Yotk. I, from- $2, tit . $6 'each.. Tay
lor's Patent Strew. Cutter, (new )' Green's Hovel's
anitimproved Geillotine Straw
Ctitters.. - ,COrn.Stalk Grinders;: Grain,Fans, from.
$8 to slo'eaiihe Corn .Shellers' in• a great variety,
for - hand- and - horse-power: -- Noise Powers - and
Threshing - Me - ebbe'. Meat ditters and stuffeis.-
Churns. !lay: and manure forks.- Hoes - „Spades,
Shovel*, Rakes. Transplanting:Trowels. Coin,
Planting,:Aurieultural:furmicesi..sod,everk,_other
implement wanted for the FAIT? or Garden.-_ „- ' e •- •
ALSO—The most evtineiviaesortmeht of Vegeta,
Me and 'Flower. Seeds,' n Philadakhiu,including 50
new %end'euperioe , kinds; crap of 1844 grown ?ex.
,pre*sli for this establishment, and -Warranted of the.
'best qualitranir true to 'name'. end be. obtAiiiid by.
he : pound or busliet;iir, neatly:Put:Op and labelled,
with direntiana foe, planting: - 'll6lbouilloetaind.
Fruit Ti , cea, Jr the 'Choicest' kinds Dealers'. Ara'
reipeinfelli'invited to call , aint'aee the 'aisortinent
:” : ;044 ifaiket let; ,
' •
CCPeliee extremetk.loyb
.
I", • • - ,INIONEY:n
, ater proof - ea y,
days when,
pockets irtiad adreit:'' ,. ..Thaae.- cite. are a
i n 'sur'e p,rptcl4,lleia : ',agaififit their iaccisei, Gar'ailak
'— • • •
1*
Pe,rfaincli
hikelitiee,*lifrfAxlciicke , Vetveino,
VPdtii;',hl#oollo: l !lNignanette,49M AK
e‘o4ltllo6o.A.fili)l.llou,illite Litv 'qfapge.
A6ll4aliiikiirimeik"foi An
:/ ; 41 • 0 01 1 rIck '
,- ; , , ,-, ;.' 4 ',14 , - ; ",:i„', •:.7 .; 4,-ADIE riiti5,.03,,,,,,,,1,,..',,,,
,' . ' .. I'‘.. ibittio*oniv4volopti,
~ J .TENkr-.o,llAinr , . „ .1 0 ,01,44.1004,1 0 ..t,
ilowlewfmokLrgrii 0.,30-444-044-,l*:
lid4o..c:Fol 7 *.c h , 4Z:Tor.ctiOtli
70It "1P4441/74 ''V01PV,11151,P,.”44-":':
A' , '
. 1,4 , ..,vt' ' ' ,. ;' ,. .' , :- , ),•`::' , n ~.: ~..
, ~!;;,•; ~, - ~-,.•,;;:‘?'2,...:,'-'-,.;,,.4,,,:g.,,,,ti,.-7-ert.-7,11-,'"...'.',,v ,
'fr.4, 7 `,rw::;q:,,' '7,, . 1 ~, , ,% r-, ~,. ~0 ,,A„ ,
:IF.XCTEVWORW.IIII;IIrg
-' ~4arsdplfrr latßlireiE.Pak . •
'ti - ct.k . p . l4etillar' character,
Composed of. Vegetable Extracts that are diuretic,'
'Sudorific, expeatorant and Cathartic , by which cam: .
- binatiO.wtheYareradiptertw'most - fortnirtif - ditibase''
and.' nitY takedat all by younsand old, ro
bust-and feeble, with perfect: safety, without interfe
ring with habits, occupation, cii7,regulaicourie o
• • '- •
, TheYivili,at all timelibe found. serilcectleas.a
l'aegatieef aleansiifg the Stomach and bowels, as
well as a Ourifier of the blood and animal-fluids, in
addition- to their' other i'beciadso, - contain
ing 'dersapnrilla .andother...yatuahl.er nfedical • ex
tracts tneir ioinposition, and whi ch Makes them.
preferable , to all other • '
itrOte - A,Ol/o'..tereffleateir
have beenTublisshed at Yarlous times of their effi
cacy in yarions.diseasts, and wheiv all _ether medi
eines-hid lei led f'ini - the Must liiiye!'read many
otthem;further.publileation of them is deemed um
-o*,cessaryi on actount Of dtekgrent ekpente.
100,01:1
have been sold in Philadelphia Olbne;die past ) ear;
.thus showing that in the place *here they art InVni
'flntired, they have* reputation, gt-enter Man
°that• pillii—whioli arises tram the fact that Dr. .
sly is well known at home as a regular Pbytjellin,
and hispills are consequently employed with great
er conildento than Any t tottlitiOn-to tfreir .
known efficacy, •
~YIRT"~ -
JACOB FETTER
. --;
. Let it Verentembeiciit
. ~ „
1 'tis not the qUantity ' alpine or 2 th er medicine you
can getfor the same money, is the best or cheapest
—'but the quality." • Of. cheap medicines or 'pills,"
pills,-
you, of course,gef the moat ] iiiiirrotlarii inilficed to
take the mole, inder the impression 'ifs little does
good, more will do more good, and you make drug .
shops of your stoma's, eausingortentimes• serious
injury to yourselves for life. . .. 7
""
Dr. Letdy's Blood Pills arencuppoiCil of morees-,.
pensive ingredientsoin d reqniremore nicely stub ra. ,
•bor in' their preparation .Vino any other pills—the
apparatus alone fOrps'eparlb,g t thektrttets nontsiinetl
in his pills, coating over three tlfbusanddbllars,
• ricei29ruentsit;box. .
They Eire prepared only, sod sold wholesale am
Retail, at Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No 191
North Second street below Vine at. Afso by
T. O. STEVENSON,
Sole Agedt for Carlisle..
June,VI3.IR44
THOMPSDN'S COMPOUND_ SYRUPOF TAR AND.
- WOOD NAPTU4...
° For the Preventiun - and Cure of
•
Pulmonary Consumption.
OF all diseases incident to our climate there is
J 'tones° universal and at the same time so in
sidious and fatal as Consumption. In lids epuntry
especially Pulmonary Consumption is emphatically
a scourge, and in its resistless career sweeps o'er the
land as s destroying Angel, las ing low with relent
less hand the strgagesf and fairest of ourinee! Hith
.et to.alliefforts to direst this tires d (tiara selta ve prov r
ed in vain and alllhat seemed within our power was
at best the alleviation of sulrering L ret ulering. some
. shit sinonittefllie cei uii progress to iii tomb
The Compothol
. .yyrup of Tar is a combination
heretofore uitknOwn, exerting a power over the dis
ease-scarcely conceivable; bar lig a specific action
on the mucous tissue nnd at the same time briughig.
the whole system muter its powerful inflente iticom
pletely cradicatee.the cause pt' disease be it lieretli
tary or otnerwise; and thus by striking'at diet-oot
of thc„complaint imparti tone to debilitated organs,
affordi renewed t igor to the genre) system and thus
restores the patient to permanent health.
Thisinvaluable medicine is put op in hettles,linv
ing thefollowing words blown in thegliiss-*Thoinn
son's. • Compound Syrup of-Tar for Consumption'
without. winch none is genuine..
icesso gerita per bottk. ,bOttles fol. $2,50,
Vot sale lit Curtis! e
T C 611..!VENSIiN. Frle AR;ept
ir . ET nil kite world take ntatee,antl be careful not
I.Arto hay .the (sugar coated) Improved Italian Ye- .
getable Pills, unless eet , y pox has on it the written
signature of the original_ inventor and patentee.
- BENJAMIN: SMITH, M. D,
Those pleasant l'illi.possess 'toners to open ALL
the natural drains of the' system—viz: the Lump,
Kidneys, Skithand_Bowels—kitherto unknown in
theytitettee of Medieine • and so complete bas been
their triumplifover all other medicines, that many
have-men led-to suppose they •contain some •pnwer-
NI mineral ; but upon examination by Dot tPrs
Chilton, Randolph, Huntingdon, and othets ; this
supposition is at once proved to be groundless.
Sold in New York, at,, the principal Oniee,„l79
Grenwich stceet, nod elfin by MYERS 6 . HAVER
STICK, sole Agents for Carlisle.
Smiths Stigar Coated Pills:
AN OBSINATF. CASE.
Baltimore, Feb. I fith, 1845
Dr. 11. W. Andrea R
- Sir v.-The hoz of Dr. Smiths
Sugar Coated improved 'lndian ,Vegt table I
purchased of you, some tivn months - oast, 1 gourd iu
their application to mv son (of ahnut 15 )eats of
,age,) the most happy effect on the system. He had
been for some years, very delicate In health, and
very much subject to fever Jtnd chills, so much so
as to create alarm for Ns future health. And for
two or three years we,liati•to keep him from school
the mos . •
edge the complete restoration his health and a
fair prospect of Its perminent en)nyment.
J. A. SANGSTON.
.No. 169, Hanover street.
Principal 011lce, 179 Grenwich st, New Yoil:
CAUTION.---As a miserable imitation has Imo,
4natle by the name of Sogar Coated Pills, it is ne•
eessitry to be shire that Dr. G. Benjamin - Smiths Big;
nature is on the boN. Price 95 cents.
A,
n gents for Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
ounestownid.-
tt.ingstown,Ealcy & liilfuttser.
April 9th, 1845. _ ..4
L-4~ - 1,-rt - rs - ~ -
. -
filleted do.not Despoil.
. . .pound-Syrtr"hrTftr ',the
the most certain and' powerful ‘ retnedy ,ItimAtor_
the cure of Cceisomfitioli in nil its stages, Bratitifdtilif
Chroniil - CiiimETSpitting of Blood . Palpitstian'tifilM,
Heart Liver Complointand Chronic Affections nf
the Kidneys
Still further proofs—ifs own Woi ks, Proclaim It
' Read the following!! - - - .
• . . Philadelphia, Jan 3., 1843 .
Afr SP Tucnoiv—llear Sir: Film a
;gratitude to you-and a_desivei that the afflrttldOit
haVe recourse to your truly invatuable mefflime, t
would state the benefit I have experienced from its
use •For some time_past't have been afflicted -with'
a distressingmeking cough,accom;mnied with amid_
'oppression and ili ffl oullyfif breathing With a sensa
tion of tightness ai the .Ches ecruninegvm:
alarmed a friehal who has Much • butanes! by
your .medieine recommended me to - i-disne
eo and hi,st very short time every sasses:sung Syinptemn
disappeared; myexpectomtion became Iree,all o
pressionteft me raj , cough raised and In a few days.
• wadable to go au( and Windt° my bossiness:a well
man! Any further .iriformation.wsil be. 'cheerfully,
, g i v en the , afflicted, b . Y." calling at my iesidenoe No:
•.' • • .":.. l• •40S MoMANAIIIt
„ • . "
For sale in Carlisle ' •
T C. STE:YENS° WiSol 4.
. . . „
. . •
• 1T....0411 4 111.01 P, BE .D1 4 1t1,11Ep,,, 4
_(.Fir Truth la ;flight a .• •
"' • (1. , DR; ELVDr..T,q,BI4I,i4P.RRIL;44I)
Is the Turest, strongest; and tuod i t i pfficsoibus of any,
other.prt paraffin) of Sarsapar
it ivwarrnoted-to be atrongei
MOST," 04inr !'" igic li er 11" rr
° r ioST* &r e
stronger:dont' three o tho,SlrOklG pr
by any.Othpr In the United States.; .E ,
Leidrli'Sarsaparillit is reconitnendtlbt
iirespectable:physicians' in‘'preferttle 11neY: o 9Pe
Allwho ' have'evei)uted it, Intite,derared m ore
,bene
fit
frsint-tine'liottle than. three to ter of, others; an d
thrse -4 whol , ioPer having- uselLotherht.Prepertiticaui.
without benefit, will use Di' Deidy's; will soon e.
convinced (ail thousands have alreadyfit e ny,of the
foregoing, a ssertton. •
extracts,
appitraktis.withAlli a llti Dr. Lgldy's
in Ids prep,aratibignf • rsaintrilla tti
eo pre b pa me re! ,
'lathe '4l*Sta is import__ ,
Laitt hamselffiront tho eelebrnteklionsa 9! Kt'
& Caventou,ln Paris; rit great'ettOnaei't,nn I. MS,
paid° of eitraatlng. the,medient;virtAtev
,o.f L b rL 9l P .o _ l t,'..
rain ind,othde roots; ;
other protests D
sEI onhTritr.
SEr..ER4L '''iOonimenda'
Cot TEST ;0r:0994rk44-°'7l."; ionfrhave-b999'
delta; front' olertyszten;:ind.cpitY
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CoNSIMIPTION-Off TH E Lil3s4l".
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Aleotiotut the . Asthma, , Brouchite!,
or Weaknese- Or the' _Bridal
_Ch'romc
Cough, Pleuruoy, Ileinorrhage qf ikeLungo dud.
alleffictiom
V °laic PidmanarOOrkairic „,
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NATU.RS. OWN PRESCRIPTION e
A.compound:,Balsamic prepat;atititi.of
Virgin/and or Wild Cherry , float; combines
Extract strar, prepared hy. new Chemi
cal procesp,ipprOed and recommended: by the meal
diitingundted physicianii and.Loiverselly'aitthloivli
edgql the mostvaluable medicine . ° ever diticover'ed.
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NO QUACKERVeNO DECEPTION.
In Bening forth - the virtues of this truly great mcd
icin° we have no, desire to deceive those who orb
labouring under affliction, nor do we desire to eulo
glee it more thantt—justly,deserves. Yet when We •
look around and seethe vast amnunt of suffering. and
ilistVessticcasioned hAmany of the diseases in which
thltrinellithine has pt.oyell so highly successful, we
reel that we,sannot urge its Claims too strongly' ol•
ipy_too , mttelt:ln-its-favot
flinch, ipdtrtt,are the • '
.vIRTVEs.:
Of this flalsim, that even kthe atlAnied Singie Of
Cortattlamexim, - iiftWidi the Most esteemed remedtc/
of physiciOns hive failed to effect any change, thl
Use pythis ractlioine has been productive of the MOO
Hstonithiug relisf,atid actually effected cures aftet
all Itopss of•Mitovery bad-been despaired MF:
•In ibc Ant stages of the disease ter *Catari:l
Art/ '..Comtumliotion,'l originating from negfectrd •
COLDS, it 1108 been loaf:with undeviating suceesi
and.hiindrmla ablenosiledgo they owe therestoratiotu.
of•thelr health_ e to thiainvaluahl med"rine_alon •
rtltalflqonsrern trop so prevalent amongst
delicate young femalus,Ooturnottly termed
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"GOING INTO DECLINE,"
A corrplaiut.with "which thoutands are lingering,
his also proved•bighly stnacessful,, and not mdy pop
''caws the poWbr of elteckiitg the progress ot this of
jarming complaint, but also strengtf,ens and imago—
rotes the system . more effectually than any medicine
we have ever-post:easel).
For partirultirti, catiticates,&e., see br. 'star's
paMpltlet.
ADENTS.S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle
L. Denig, Chambersbrug.
Solomon:Dawn - Id, York.
Angle and Cresson's, Sliippensburg i
Carlisle, November 8.'184.9.
C lir n
rin/IOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYI/UP OF
"I'AR and. WOOD NAPTIM; m.
motion of the mucous membranes is the result of -
some impressions made - upon - theta by cold or
other causes; hence Chronic Catarrh, Spitting of
DloOd, Bronchitis/ Astmalt-resulting in / Con.
. sin s i ption , Dastritiscdiseased-Liver-and-K- 1 nays;
Palpitation of the . heart, &c. From incontostible
evidener, it iaproved that Thompson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Natitlia is a ,specific in
these complaints—allaying irritation, promoting
healthy secretions, and removing the exciting
causes of Thbusands - have used it and
can bear testimony to its efficacy. Further proof.
March, I, 1844.
I hereby certify, that in consequence of 'repeat.
ed - and 'neglected,beca me seri:
ously affected and for along time.' have
with violent pain in my breast, bstinato coup
and diffieult expectoration, the aymptums daily
increasing in. violence. 1 had recourse to various,
remedies; w . li no avail, until.l. used Thompson's
Conine f Syrup of Tar, which effected a per•
man et cure before I had taken three-bottles.
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-,. ' E. .VANS
' Payette—West, below Arch.
Principal Oflice, N. E. confer of FIFTH aocl
SPRUCE Streetn.
Sold also -4y Oliver, Tenth and Race; Hoben.
sack, 211 and Cotes,tynd Bth and'Oreen ; 'Thump..
-see, Gth and Arch ; Lindley M. England, 3d and
--Vine strects,'Philadelphia • E,
,Dringharit,
minion, Del.; J Dish, Lanpasterr A L
.Allentown; n e
Jacob Mayer, Criambersburg ; E W
Earle,Reading; Moore& Longarse,Norristown
1 1 1eWirig,.Trenton, N. J.; ‘Voolman,
ton, N. J.; Dr. 'V McPherson, Harrisburg; A B
Sends Co, New Dante & Aldrich,
Poughki‘ensie. N. York..
Price FIFTY CENTS per bottle or f.l6_ per
dozen. Ile w.arc.of-erninterfilbT.---
T. C. STEVENSOisUrsoIo agent for Carlisle.
Jill/111111' 2, 18A5 ' 6m
11101{E 1 1 1{00Pyr.
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. - EAMON N J Nia'reh 18, 131 I. —
TIINEE years ago in consequence of mix. e.r.et•
(ion iu assisting to launch a boat. I ruptured ablot
vessel in rite limos hielt was tollow est by profuse
Spitting etilloo7l, and consequent debility ao that
had to stop work. I preuiredille best medi' treat-
Meat but the bleeding reuirred very often nceiiim
puttied with fever. Ina short time a cough come on
whh great oppression, hectic fever and night sweatis.
Thus I went on griultiallyo owing worse and`l bo
dil ..tunst—thre—
months ago. I made trial 01 . 1'1111.51 . PS(IN'S Con
pound Syrup q ITar,wliteh I used gradually ihr nen
-three-months, during w blob tinsel oath ally im
proved's.nd I now bear nly testimony to ntssolne,no
the only medicine w hich benefitted me, and has t e-
Stored me
Pllll.ll' 1101..EPAT.
. This inenlitable medicine is put ups,: 'P
baying the; . .rollowing words blown in the glass:
`Thompsnit'e_ Compound SyNl , , Ol Tim for, Cor
gumption . " 'w.itlinut - u filch none is genuine.
-- Pr l ee -50 'eentsyMilittlrEc:Siit tor $2,50.
Fee sale iu.Cnrliale:bp'i r,.
7 C sT.EvgsioN, Sole Agent-5
I,e
May' :1°,1644, Is.
Tro - tnis t` -Wei/us :'
r r :;7 l- knh4
: ltl t ; l Cc n Z° ll Iti:atent Vegetable NA'or t,evi ' ever -
u ould be without ;tin tlidir fern iliCs,as chilmeen um
subject at,alltim"es to Worms.
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Dr. Lelilyla•Wnrm Tenlaceittpooed of vegßablro .."
altogether, nod may be.giveti-to ehildren•of all age*.
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Elirectionsoteinnpany eitCli paper or pacitage...
,Chilclrelinift'er 'flinch, ortimes, From so mow •
things tieing:o'l , mi them:for; worrns,vvithout any el
fectr:,:ltricli:triSdieine; given to children, hne a ten
deney lo: destroy their geoprol neon!), and .they ste
m ore cor leaillelientenv.er idler. •"...' : •
To avOid tlte.uenessity!of giving medicine tint
cessarily.Wheit yoy are certain your:- 'children has .
worthy glye . thcm .10. - #e#!•ol:Liitly 'a IV OM Tea. I
is allihatTi•iiiceisiiry.. 1 ' . • •
._ReferinCeiniglit'be-maile,to:severil - hundred pa
rents in P.hilidelphio;city. and tennty„ . of the et: kart •
...11r4itly'rWerttil'ea-.- Trritaind'fau willlU
conViticiii;:•.;:.•,% . • •'--• 1,-....•'• ::• . ; - ------.`"--
- : : - giyib - tgf 'i;:eitfitii . 'l4ll!;sind as cents ulargopacb
nyte' 'Preparationly,Vand 'for sale, wholesale an• -
4 1. 01011;at.Dr:LeitlY!allisklih ' Einpcirium, No. l
Neith,S.Ccinivi stree, IkelciW Vine,(sign of the Goo
den Eagle' nd FerProts,) Philade lphia.
1 •-.... - -..',„.1P0r sale.iti.,Citiliale. by _ ._._ • ..•
, : , %.. - .t.....? ,, ? . .;...:?:•: [.. '-_ . . -' . ...t--,..-!U CISTEVNNSOF--
r 41 4 1 -4 4 711,0.15. :1 .:1••: , r - ::: . ~:.- •. • .: ••••
.-, DS Irtirgit 7 S: - 1111A611C OIL
Oileculior,,lnl f 5 . , ....•:.1.,:-. ; :. '`
eitles . r.b 7010-:splendisl.: , -
On; coderl it a necet.. '," '
1 1 7801iel 1 4 6 .10ever i y, :;;, -..'
*idy' , ior :,gontileniati.s , - ,:*
toilet.. Unlike all nth- •,:
0611; It . does:not soil '%; ' , 3; , ... .....
the'halr,bilk,gires, it a' • '' ,
isralitiney: snit' beauty, , : .... •
unsnrinussed...'., It' Dent* ~' 5,'.... .
tllaet: the - I , minutesf';‘ , ..' ~
' ' lib* tn. the' dry 7 '
wither hig , bu . lts !.ner ,
lire ROli ,vigct . ...ppetiipt ;"-•:' • 4 ' , ' '..,:` , -^ , -
he',essfillarliai and .. Se ! '.; . ~. ; : ' : ~.' , ' Pi*:
cnring..that healthi„ tone; nd action, so necessary Is
theproiervoiionor-prottnetto,n of a_ Ant head: et hair, ...
— Sold.fiinslii.;z3l l lllhlrreet; - Plillailstchia, and ky..._:...F. ,
Storekiejierstriterillyiap...B.l. 5t . t1.14r0pt.',.. , ..50kil 14,7.
Cerlisle.bi . S. 'ELIAIS.TT.'-' , 1 . , c.:'. . ' . ~,, •••.
% .October" . 9.B; 1844 ' '','-'-, ' •.. ...:r , .°• ; .
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A rMttOf ant i 0 'Cialetikt*Weister . •
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,iii} „the rout gel isielt,ti:•.: ,,,
rI, , tit undersigned lieg tettt,4 ';,l4lk . lTHt:o.l4,eit. ..
I .L • tion of' Countrii peidero V .401',..1,!). 4 .0 1 1 3 #' .
to thelf otoek:sof • ',;.....- ', '..1:;;N..:'...1.' „:: :' . .L"' '''` 4 ,
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0/400ERIEAr ' , ' 'IvirNEN, ' • -1-
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turpplkk Aa, '.' .:tivjoi :04 juk4d Outt.Aute**C.. - \,.,
(4' loweit : inoiltet iiiietioo sr 21/tith1i14.).1119114; '''• 1 1.
fear 'or - Coritriillallost. tts'ofrercA 'Coiskilloitti,t/iii.,..-
usual. credit: t, . rintiettutUdeitlisil,' , Geedis tie ,thitCll.
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:liiiit•ratesihsh lhot - pOnAiirlignt:olsowboio. -' WO/1-.. ,
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