rz=
EVERY INESDAY.
Wic Soda Wedt angle ofifre pullg
Setiatt,,b44 di the 'Owl-House
TERMS OF NOSIMIPTiIn - •
'ens Dab* NMI Pllty cent' oVoir , ADVAIICIP.
t lltilleits,if paid withinitttb 'year.
ane Dona for six months.
Dittnitt rims wi herlgidty , ndleredto.
, • RATES ,OF ADVERTISING,
Advertisements, maktig fifl een Rhea or less, Will be
' ailed at the rate .Of Pifty cents for one insertion,—
Jima times for One 'Dollar, and twentyliVe cents for
very subsequent 'insertion. yearly advenisere will
e'eharged at the'fellowing rates:
One Column,WlSl the paper, for one year, - * 2 3
Della coluinn _ do.- do. $l3
Two Squares: l 4lth quarterly changes, - *lO
Detainees Caleb, evlth the paper, • 0 3
10E1 PR/NrING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
itatai as .Plandbille, Blanks, eirdidare end every nib.
erdescnitir lot of Printing, execoted hansomely and
expdlcorely Send at the LOWEST PRICES.
NEVER GIVE IN!
THIC liCOTCII EkldriANNT
lkiriver OW in, thoukh the world hr unkind,
Friends may be fruitierr and fortune purblind,
•Strive hard to thrive,' yotiere
. needing 'the tin.'
Ude f neve' earned It—vo never give in.
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Never give in, Chnigh year mistress be fickle—
Lois ahem' devils are in the sante pickle,
''l'ry still again, if'her %%canyon would wittl
'Sighing ne'et gained one—an never give in.
Never give in, though vont task fie intricate,
-Likeihn-wnrdsorthat.lock.whichtnok.Satun to pick it
Wrestle with fate. bobcat labot'a aint • t.
n'is foolish desponding ; so never give in.
•
Nevergive in, or Awn hack omen the. field
'Tie bravery that coneners; 'lls cowards . tvho•yield;
flat steadily finish what'et you begin,
And if you woIIM prnsper,pon'll never give in.
l'ive original' Cheap Store;
The greatest Bargains ever offered
in Shippensburg! !
JT A. CLIPPINGER. is now receivingand
. opening a large and splendid stock of
soumrearscra, CEEICWC.O.)LPDMia
among which will be Mond Dry Goods ()lave.
rrdeadription, of the latest style, Suitable for
Ladies' and gentlemen's wear.
.GROVERIES dtz iIIii.IEENSW ARE.
Verona, China, Pearl,'Leghorn and straw
BONNET S
PALM I.IIAF AND PALO HATS, &c.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing
more, but he respectfully invites the old emit°.
metes of the house to call and examine for
themselves. He will take the greatesCpleas.
urn in showing his goods, knowing as he does
that to see his Goode and to hear his prices is
to insure a customer. He has adopted the
Motto of 'small profits and quick gales," and is
determined to stand 'or fhll by it.
Country Produce token °Woe the most, fay_
orahle terms in terms exchange for Goo
April 21,1847.
CARPET -HALL.
5,000 a y n -r g D oo s d !cfAlif;agglng.
the
•;:t. est style just receteived at the store of
DAVID 11, AIitIOLD,
which will be sold at the folloWing prices: •
Venitian Carpet from 10 to 4P cents. .
Extra Heavy (s.ll wool) 50 to 75. ' --
-Ingrain Carpet .25 " 60. "
• 3 ply " (all wool,) 75 to tl 25.
Also, a good assortment of ST reAw -MAT
TING and OIL CLOTHS. The rti•
ales wera.purchased at auction and Ibe sold
30 per cent. cheape than ever offer in Car
hale. • [March 31, 1847
ar
Ukl •
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
4121EAPER THAN EVER!
THE subscriber has just received and is
now opening et his store, on the South
west corner of the Public Square, a &bah end
apleadkr stock of
Staple Ir Fancy Dry Goods,
comprising in part, Cloths, Cassimerea, Cash
marete, Tweeds, Cottons of a:i kinds, Silks.
Mons_de,Laines,_California_ P_laide, Lawns,
Ginghauts, - Muslins, Checks, Pickings, Gloves
Hosiery, &c.
Groceries of all kinds.
. ,
Also, a fkdi stock of the
CELEBRATED FLUID LAMP' S,
which ha has
. so extensively introduced, and
winch have given so much general satisfaction
Also,
The Pekin Company's TeaS.
Me hai been appointed sole agent in this place
fur the sale of the above 'fees, to which lie
would invite the special attention of the levers
of' good Tees. The manner in which they are
put. up is such, as that the flavour is prese.ved
for laity length of time,•being incased in lead
or tin toil. Families can be supplied with
any quantity put up in thie manner.
The public is respectfully invited to'call and
examine Ms stock. before purchasing elsewhere
inasmuch as ho feels confident that hie variety
satisfactory to-purchasers.
ROBERT IRVINE, jr:
Mail 7,1847.
TOALLWHOM IT MAY LONCEOI
lOW OPENING, at the l a rge. Whulesal.
and Retail Store of CHAS, OGALBY,
tremendous stock of the cheapest and hand
mimed Goode ever brough to Carlisle.. To
numerate articles is out of.theluestion.
Ace It to say that every,article i 3 the 4
DIM' GOODS MIND
can He - lied good, cheap and beautiful, at ibis
Oethblishinent.
GROCERIES,
Fresh, fine andfcheep,. just received, And in
MOO= AVM SIMMS
we go: ahead of all conipetititml.' 1 liaVe the
hrgest stock east of Philadelphia.
.'-Peirobasers,Will do well to call at the old
Stand E Main Street, Where good bargains
are hire tobe bed.
, „_
"No* \ Star
IN N., HANOVER ST., i A FE I DOORS,
• • ' ABOVE : WM. LaiNAmys
HE
Bulnicriber 'has op e ned a new and
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04ndit. 1/' di EWE '
Cif Pfellieilid'rtitiidinerdi:
,Fitltillinrelst',Tmapds„and„ all, other ,kindi!of
o n appdsforle,Olipnen's wear. • Gingham Lawns,
and Gin s, a good assortment_ for
WOrited.,Camehans In dress patterns and Or
all !imitable,. for Spring dross • for la:
togitlier--iiltli a - good-stock-of Gaildoes
"ll., tralina,•Bonnom and4tibbovis,)Paini 184 f
and'ar small lot or Cake M a Mt.
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te - 41118, good'it4Mh of-, •
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APICES ..of.wili.liitnistogotbei,
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slier•ancr P i ittastrie.' , , , ..,
ri , ,;4ol4 , Tfitrpig4t.e..., 500 ',Sacks
5 o,l3ickraij'shteft fine , dQVry
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3 To, the Sick atitlicted.
T ET all thoib whd are coristrwrivir, or affec
ted' with Coughs; Colds, Asthma,,Briinahl
lisi'Spitting Blood, Pain‘in'the sidenrfireast,
Boar Thrdat, Hoareeness Palpitation pf the
that, whooping Cough, L iver Complaints, &0.,
remember that it is - ' ;„
00*P0M/1.1 OP MIA 'M.
NAptepHiltlit he daily'. effecting auCh,wondeir
ful cures in all thik' diseases—
Therefore healer° of all other 'mixtures that
contain, cr professes, to contain Tar, and pur
chase of them only Who are known not to deal
in Spuriousaitialea.
'Read the following testimony to the value of
the above medicine, from a well known.citi
van of Cumberland county.
Dicanonov Townson, Nov. 20,1847.
About six yearii since, to consequence of
the sedentary natiere of my business, I Was
attacked with serve pains in the breast, pal
pitation of the heart and shortness of breath'
which were soon followed by a failure °fop
petite,extreme wakefulness at night,and patial
paralysis of my limbs—these symptoms of a
deranged system being' frequently attended
with spitting of blood. Fcr about two years I
was also occasionally thrown into 'convulsions
which left me in. sc,misersble state of feeble
,B end began to effect my mind. From lime
to time my sufferings were more or less severe
until at length they Increased to such a degree,
and the violence eifthe symptoms were so nut
monied, that fur a whole year I was Unable
attend to attend to any business. During this
time I consulted some' able physicians and
-attended- to-their- preseri : but all 'their
skill was unavailing to -procure me Imhof, and
at length they regarded my recovery as,entlre
fy hopeless.- In this condition I was informed
of the salutary effects of Thomenn's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood. Naphtha, in a case
somewhat similar to mine, and though I had
given up all expeetatioUs of a recovery of my
Mrmer health by human means, yet being
strongly advised totry the medicine,
I was at
length prevailed upon to do so, and I have now
to say, that by the use ofaix b-ttles m) health
has been restored, and I .arnr now able to at
tend to business with as much faeility as usual.
HENRY MY ERS,
Principel:Offiee. N E. Corner FIFTH and
SPRUCE las. Phila.
Sold in Carl.slc by R. Angney Principe
agent for Cumberionti co. '
Price 50c. or 0 banks f0r.2,511.
I , ebruory 10, 1847.
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NURSE WRIGHT'S SOOTHING SI - REP POR
CHII.HREN TEETHING. .
ALL MOTHERS having children - afflicted
willvany of those dimeames incident to the
late of . infancy , much de
die croup, cutaneous eruptions, disordered
itounach,Ond looseness of the boweles should
never be without this in fallible remedy that
bas proved so offtiacious the above die
Oases. Numerous testimonials mix.* be given
to prove its merits, bura trial is better.
Sold by S. ELLIOTT; Carlisle.)
I%larclr3, 1847. . -
'OARLEIAN'S BALSAM OF HEALTH.'
, I :4n. Alm:Ned Remedy for Dyspepsia ; bolies
~ . ..i Vic. . - - -
T - e two reasons why this medi.
be recommended to the p,iblic,
—on is,—t hatinost persona who have sought
it buy itagain, thereby showing that they re
gard it' as a valuable Family medicine; the
other is that certificates are in the poiiieasion
ofthe Proprietor of permanent cures having
been effected not only in persons afflicted fora
short time, but also in cases of long standing
it is composed altogether of a vegetable
matter. is perfectly harmless, can be taken at
all times, and is no hindrance to business. It
restores and revives the animals arits.cleanses
the stomach from all morbid Mtnors which
cause indigestion and ucidities. It also 're
moves nervous tremors, thematic pains, and
prevents their return ; cures all) colica of the
stomachs aisibowela,almeakimm.diately_takes.
away palpitation of the heart, and promotes
the free circulation of the blood.
The direction accompanying each bottle
contains a number:of certificates one of which
is given in this advertisement.
DEAR Ste :—about two years ago I Was se
verely' afflicted - with Lispepsia, whichAvhad
for the last fifteen years previoniPto the above
named time, which was very much increased
by my having a blond vessel ruptured upon my
lungs,. occaaioned by lifting—which increased
my complaint. dispepsia and general debility
and weakiiess, to such a decree, that two or
three yeSiir ..previous to,-my using the - Garle.
gantle Balsam, I never ate a meal but my.:
stomach became sdpainful that I had immedi.
'My to throw it up. BeeinglGarlegant's Bal
sam advertised I was induded to try a bottle;
after taken the very brit doses It appeared to
strengthen my stomach; and every dose of th i
first bottle helped me, so much that to the
course of a-few days my etomach: begin to
retain and digest every thing I ate. I confirm&
to use the Baliam until I used several bottles,
which cured me entirely, and restored to to
perfect health, which I have enjoyed eve it e
ince,
and net before for fi ft een, years. I' eh rfully
ecommend it to all persons who are aietedill
with AisSepsia or ilibility of monied'. " •
HENRY LOTTHAN, Fred'k Co. Va.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor, JOHN
S. MlLLER,oppositethe Market House, Prod—
.erlek, Md. and by SAMUEL ELLIOTT ;sole
agent for Carlisle.
March 10, 1847.
Dn. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE/ UNIVERSAL PILLS,
TRE only knoivn' - inedietiie thit — firtlidliii4
time purgesipurines, - and strengthens the
.tystem. Dr. Le lloy's 'Pill'are urea new me:Heine
Lieu: has hist i appeared, and is fast taking the
places of all others of the thine aloes. ' , These
;Miser° oompesed qt.many ingredients, hut Ake
two prineund-ones ere; Sarsaparilla and Wild
?. _Gberry,ati onited that ,diet set together; the one
s througkits adoitiature Wit Citlier*liiiatioci, pu, ,
Pitying and purging, while ;the ether is strength::
esling the system:. ',rhos 'these. Pilla'aire, at .the
me times jt.oniOnd • opening ; .ii ilesidersitum'
1 ii andeagerly ought - fei by medical men,:but
e l
'iterer before discovered.' '' In iith tord
eewalthey do
theSiterli of two medicines; end de i ttnuoli. bet:
t6t. than any two we know of: for they remoire
'making from `the'ilyisteni hilt ,the impuritiei, so
that while they perge'lliey ctretigthen.lind hence'
theil ease' lie debilinition, and , are followed by .
rliti reiStititi.'• Dr.' Le'lley'aPills.haye a wonder , .
',ol,ingitepee op the blood; thernot' only -'mirity
'With:nit weakening it;liut they' remove' ell noit.i
!idtiapertielei trent the t:kyle' before it' is goer&
,netl•iotif'iltild,rand.thollmake imparei.blend an'
'utter Ivincotisibilityi there is lid debilitation,'
se there ip-no nausea or sicklieie. attending the'
operatieimer !hie. nsoet , eineliptit :it f , niedielties;
hich 'neier strain! tieterteres the digital° fu ne
tiOna,hut causesheniTittiiterk iiiieperfeetly he t i..
vial manner ; tufttlukee `potions taken' diem .dui
leetgliecome pale and ,ettpteletedihnt,the - tiontnirii
rrre'while ills theipropeqf antic Sersaparilla,
.upitedlietitts with other,4ngretlienti,_tO remora
ell Snit is;foreign,and impure, lt, is mutiny the
priiperty,tifthelViltf,Cherry to retain all that is
( indwell atiktioundi 'And heneee. 'rebut 'state of
I , lieeltkrs tkieteerfalocresillt of their ;united opera
l'tleiii:'''... , :. '''' ' '''" 1
'',' /nit' iIIIIIPIII 61 . 4 sle 1:1 Dr.,..l.'"):Nfieri,itile
'Ant, iftd bytEaby end Kissinger, in K ngetosin.
gel entre heft' sb' Ma,. ~,cci . r.,..; ;.• ~ , .', ~- . : ,- .t
m`"Clit'llalVeb:lllrll47., -,'," ' ' ~ ..i ,, ; .' •' '
mom
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401 h. glint Cala
11A; 9REAT>iiiiity.,mod attreplarliotily low
OPPcilog,ot Ibeltpri_of
7 7 . 4%Pri1l /04J. , Roll l lt invltrjr
1 :*: .- ; - El11n Shades
JusT itioi)*Odit the
;Asedi(tminii oeStiti . sho*g tint
' bolikagld'claiiiir car ,
April2l / A - 4 430YtiE
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Or.. Itliod'ir rsaparila
• • d
Bre an Infallible Medicate foe or.
Indigestion,thiailiversal complaints Head.!",
actie,DepirtiOn of ipirits, Pirnplesand ristules,
on-the face; Habitual -Costiveness', Rheumatism,
Afrectionaoftbe.Bladder and Kidneys: Bilious;
.Fevers. It h a perfect preventative of Bilious:
and Western Fevers, and the best .reniedy ever,
used In, restOring the patient, Mier tieing or9iktra-.
ted,by Fever. bee. Erysipelas, Etffargement bf
Ihoßemes; Fever and Ague; Flatidancy, Foul
ness of Camplealon, General Debility, for gene
rat prOstration,catised by disease, medicine, or
indiscretions committed in youth, abberration of
mind,confusion of ideas, loss of memory ,dimness
of vision, a hopeless expression of countenaneer
and for this class of disease generally, this medi
cine has never had_ its equal. Gout, Giddiness,
Gravel, impure Biondi Jaundice; Loss of Appe
-1 titer Liver Complaint; Leprosy; Looseness.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.-Never fails to'
eradicate ehtirely, all the effects, of At ercuniy in
finitely sooner than ntiy other medicine. Night
Sweats; nervous Debility; Nervous Complaints
of all kinds; Neuralgia; Organic Affections; Pal
pitation of the Heart; Painter's Cholla. Pains
in the head, side; back, limbs. joints and organs;
Hush of blood to the head; %curvy; '.alt Rheum;
Zwelling; Headache; itiflbeas of the Joints;
Zcorfula or King's Evil; Syphilis , in its worst
forms; Ulcers of every description, and -ffie'Ery
sipelas; Exposure and Imprudence i,n Lite. • .
FEMALE COM PAINLTS , --.Ladesi of pale
complexion and consumptive habits, and such as
are debilitated by those obstructicnis which fe
males are liable to, are restored by the - use of a
bottle or two to bloom and vigor. It is by far
the best remedy ever discovered for weakly civil
idreniand sash-as have lintiimmors, being - plea-.
isant they readily take it. It immediately restores
the appetite, strength and color.
' Nothing; can be more surprising than its Invig
orating effects on the human dame. Personsoll
weakness-and lassitude before taking it, at once
become robust and full of energy under its influ
ence:. It immediately counteracts the nerveless
of ss of the human frame, which is the great cause
barrenness.. .
._ •
The following are some oldie certificates and
complimentary notices that have been received
by the proprietor,of the efficacy of this medicine.
, hlr. Philip. Wilcox, of the well known firm of
Wilcox & Richmond, shipwrights, of New Bell
ford, was entirely cured of a confirmed canker of
the stomach, throat and mouth, will( sore lips
usually accompanying this disease, and his gene
ral health muds improved by the use of only one
bottle. Mr. Wilcox has watered severely tor a
number ofyears with this disease, and attributes
his °nee entirely to the use of the Bitters.
Col. John Baylies, Deputy Zlieriff of Bristol
county, Masi., has voluntarily certified that be
was cured by the Bittern, of daundice,ledigestion,
Headache Rill! Vertigo.
Col. Gibbs, of 7.andwicli, testifies that several
bersons in that town, well known to him, have
een benefitted by the use of the Bitters, and in
every case they have given the most perfect satis
faction.
3. R. Perkins, Esci.Aporney at Law, of Ne'w
Bedford, WAS cured of au unpleasant eruption of
th e face, by the use of the Bitters.
[From the Daily F.renitig Bulletin.]
• .
It is iiot our custom to puff Potent Medicines
unless we know them to be really excellent.
- Having. ourselves a •ktiowledge of Dr.. Wood's
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, and liar
ingseveryl friends who :lave been bettofixed by
their use, we do not heSitate to re&mtritehil them
tothe public. Both Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry
are articles of established reputation in the med
ical worldointl , thislfreparationz is- made with
great care and appeurs to combine all the medi
cinal qualitiesof both in an en mud manner. For
sale by the proprietor, E. Thoriohn,.lr. Water
street, and by the Druggists generally. An one
suffbring from diseases of the blood, indigestion,
or headache, would do well to give these Bitters
atrial -
Prepared be E. Thornton. Jr. .Sold Whole.
sale and Retail by WvArr k K rrctrAit,l•2l Ful-
ton street, New York: SA MUM. ELLIOTT,
Carlisle. and Druggists eenerally throughout the
United States, Price Is, large bottles,.
December 2. t 846.
The Oldest and most Popular 141edi
eines now offered to the Public, are
Fahnestock's Family Medicines,
Ilany times Ten Thousand Certificates like the
hollowing have been voluntarily given to their
‘' Ell Kt MTGE, during the last eighteen years.—
All of Fahnestock's Family Medicines are pro
verbial for their cheapness and ef f icacy, and no
family should be without an assortment of them
ndr will they, it is believed, after a trial of them
IS. A: FAIINESTOCK'S YEItMIFUGE
T''
i! e a n e ti o nl m lb p a a s i T o e i 7s u b n olv e u r El ni i . i lli&tu u a n l ty lr .
I by an Set 01 Assembly, is now fully De
camp
VII ill in operation tinder timmanagement of
tae piiri - commissioners, viz: . '
T i man,Jacob Shelly,Winli. Gorgas,Lewis
Hy Haden Titzel, M ichael Hoover, Henry
L;,,,cliaelCocklin, Benjamin H Misser,Levi
mgacobKirk,Aleichior Beenemaitand Sam,l
p rij who respecthilly call the attention of the
c i t i f fCumberland and Yorkcountiesto the ad-'
ca w which the company hold out.
Mites of insurance are as low and favorable
wi , iompany of the kind in the State. Persons
if h sonic become members are invited to make
Par`'.' , _-aPar`'.' , _-. p l ion to the agents of the company who are
B. A.. FAIINES,K'S VERMIPUGP.. w ito wait upon them at any time.
IHAVE frequently t, ail il Falitiestnek's Vermi- JACOB SHELL % , Pres't.
fuge, with gnoti arc , dim recently I have ad- tiara. !loom', Vice President. . .
ministered in one or two cases in which the el- r • • Lezvis Ilyei., Secretary._
fecti sere astonishing. in onecase from the use klael Ceeklin,Treasurer.
of one vial, 146 worms were discharged, and in 1.
another 46 passed, to the entire relief of the little r , . .4011.71"T5. .
D
snlferers. Signed CHIC_ WALLACE,AL AL, ihel Iloover,Geddeal Agent ~M echanicsburg .
Belleville,lnil. 5ept.2'2,1645. • ipli Mart in.N. Cumberland township. na
Price ..5 omits per vial. leklin, Allen township.
Falinestock's S ermifuge, together with Pah- it Gorgas Alien township.
hestock.s Carnunative Lozenges, Pahnestock'a Itian Titael,A lien township.
Cough Lozenges, Falinestock's liVe• Water, and C Dunlap. - Alien t ow ,,,by,. . ..
Fahnestock's Itultejacient,a certai it eurefor Rheu Ilarnhart,East Pansbciro'lOwnship,
tnatism,are sold in Carlisle, bv 1 II Martin, Churehtow n.
5 D . a 1 . v .1.. i f itt ltl y Y E Pit s S r . 1 . n e n
I,
c i I . , . y . H armon ) z e
a iri
, n i
s lC h i i n re ga m to n w na n t , own ;
•
—' , on Ovster, Wormleysburg,
• THOMSONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR h
Baughtitan,Carilele, ' •
AND WOOD NAPTHA. • i lobKirk,General Agentfor York County, New
,
2ficI.j.„EKSONSM Philadelphia and 5 ' Cumberland P. 0.
T Lon , York county.
lUUU inCumtberland county can testify y
in nnr , g j a ct. york comi ty.
•
the wonderful efficacy of that powerful tame n Rankin, York county.
- THOM psoppe COMPOUND SYRUP niel Bally. York county,
TAR -AND -WOOD NAPTH A Read t Re Bowman, York comity. ' •
Astonishing cure of Chronic Bronchitis: . Jill p Breckbil I,Cumberland .connty.
• • Philidelphlu i May 23,1844 bert C. , Sterret, S. Middleton township.
pritheragente All 5 dedded hereafter.
Mr. S• leittorrion—Dear . Sir. For more:
our years past ' I had been dreadfully July 5 I .1-845. • - . , ' tf4o
- wllh -- faii_iffectio_notilteAhroataLwhlch-Lmy,
, sician pronounced '.• Chronic Sronchltis,'?
AO liy repeated and neglected colds. Th
tress suffered is indeacribable. ° M)* throe
!Wotany raw with • violent coughing, au
blood, ould , come from it; -also -great 0"
sion, , pain and tightneseut the cheat ann
in: short all the 'usual pulmonary sym
'Mowed themselves, ellowedthemselven,ta
entire leis of necesaarq ropoeor4m) , thro
leached-and blistered over and, over age
made trial °fevery knowit toned', and
ferent periods hail the advice of six Oval
-and all With'.. , mi,' avail.
," ALCM.' two
'Since I made , tri a l of yetti.ConiPound 'Sy
;TO arid Wood Nintltai`t4lbeirott; IN"
the' first bottle r felt felguk'f,t conti nued
;had. itiken,seVeri lOttlita,;!filokeetriple
;moved 'the Mseiie„andiesmie'd me Ito
healthi'ind X:firmlY ;believe - I - ebeehl n
•be living,had, it not been for; your sine
,medicine. ....! ~ ,, . .(JANEk.pER/t.
,i,, - : .:, r, „ :.!.1 . • ...:'' I23 , Spreei a
! j , 'Tba!undersignod . been's* viitnesein'tl
nf ' the loregoing; hiving personal "kii
'oraw-ihe:faeis Ofiltp case. . . ,
- "I' . . i t;:::-.111. HARIIISON,4I,74u-iiiia
lqrifea-50' tionts",;per. bottle 0.5 Re
. 7
7"Tfiliiiiiiiliable 'remedy 'inervivid
'l4:E.'eclinei. of Fiftli .. Mni
_Spruce' otiti
intolobin: - 'B6ld..iii tailinli:lii.'n: . A
1
principal tirent . for Cumberland Mien
DI-BE MOW 01"%lifLt . IMIZA.
Adrill; 154 .-3 inm - ' ' • ' '
J 's.Family. cdie
__
ANdditiorial mood ' y Or .the *4l-
Mgaitiviiosonsisting or - .4 . ' ' ..
•• -- k ' *little% Eipedaralit i. ;
' , Tonle V s ennifage,
. - • '". -'' .."-Haii. Tonic, -., ,
i
' '''''",ffl7noPylt Pills, .
• '. of arngnatlitinappm,
- I ' Noeiiitel 144 oi lajo by??:• ,'''
~ •. , - ~.0ni,:.:1:4,.,,,,,,,,(Age,qpil
Wil l oq..WrO r l L !!itok,- 4 ., 1 9 41
';f7, •••
~'~tsuranc-.::~om~ann: ~;
:-_
„
ChoeterleiTetia/.0--$400;000 Ofsiita/poidin
MAKE INSURANCEheitheivermineritOrliris.
ited,egalostrossOrderesgobiliae;on PROPERTY
and EFFECTS of evcry - deintitition,in town 6t ,
Country.on the most eeasimidde teems. - in,
lions made either personally or by.letter; will be
promptly it ended to.
. •
Mei, of huittrahoe &doted 1 • „
• PERPETU.SL RISA
Brick or &Ono dwellings or stores
from -1 2i to 3p a depos,
do doi Churches • .2i to S do
do dol Taverns Sto 4 do
do do Barns 4to 5 do
do dd.Stabres (private) 4to 5 do
do do Stables (public) 6to 7* do -
do do Grist Mills, Water
Power, 7-1 to 10 ~ do
•
..1.AVV1T.9,1, RISA. -
Brick or Stone dwellings and Fur
niture f rom ro c, SO to 400 $lOO value
do o Stores and Merchan- ,
-. 4 dize '35 to 50 - do
do ' Taverns andFurnittire '...
• - 40 to 60 - do
do 1 o Barns and Contents
, . 65 to 75 do
do 1 Ito Stables (public) ..
1 s .. • 100 to 150 do
• .do 1 .0 Grist Mill and Stock
75 to 80 do
Fromelaii Logdwellings and Fur-
nimle_
do I-o Stores and Meridian
i dice. 65,t0, 85 do
do I 0 Tai-ernsand Furniture
• 60 to 100 do
do 1:o Barns and Contents •
00 to 100 do
o Grist• Mills cod Stock •
90 to WO ' do
do
The
for Car I
easuran
prompt
June
tardier Is agent for the aboilreompany
le and its eicinity. All applications for
either by mall or personally will be
ttended to. W. D. SEYMOUR.
am
ELM
RE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO'Y.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Hutual Insurance principle, combined
arge joint-stbdc Capital. Prena
ed to nearly half the usual rates. .
On the
with
Act of Itikorporation thestock is
.d for the plyment of any losscs
Company may sustain. And as an
B y
PI
which
additio
quires
security to the assured, the act re
the profits of the business shall be
fundedit remain with the corporation, as a
guarantand protection to the insured against
Loss. TI fund will be represented by scrip
issued lijle Company, beivinginterest notes.
seeding:l per cent. per annum. ..The insured
are entit to a pro rota share &the profits of
the Comb', and will receive that firoportiOn
of the tiesald fund in serip; — whicn - tbe
amount famed premiums paid by him, bears
loth° tottum of earnedpremiums and capital
'stock.
The sdthus issued, to be transferable on
' 1 the book the Company as stock.
No dlihid of scrip can be made • when
the losseind expenses .exceed" the amount td
earned gums. • .- .
The 'sad are protected from lots at the
custnmurres of premiums, - mahout — On
indieiduaubility or responsibility for the
losses' oe ; penseer-of the Corporation. The
assured luall the rights of membership,—
can - vote:di elections, and are eligible as
Directurs3he,Corporation. •
- The suber has been appointed agent for
ibis Con , and as the mutual principle
1
q supers ' every other mode of Insurance,
to would Peritlyricainmendit to his friends
and the pe.
' The N' American Company has closed
th e i r Age. Those having policies expiring
i i , t h a t p can have-them renewed in the
Delawaffpany on much more favorable
terms.
For/ particulars enquire either by lett
or poro_ JOHN J. MYERS.er
c ar iSeptember 10, 4845.1 y.
AL fi EAST PEJVXSBOROUGH
MUD FIRE COMPANY.
~•rtig.- -C ll,lupEßs DLA VALLEY
'
!Olutual .1 0 roteititm Consly'
*,
1
HE UMBERi,ANTI VALLEY - lii CT U.;
4c l AL PIIHTECTION COM eAN.Y., will be
ter the - direction ".'. of the following eard of
clingers for Illes eititnineYear,vise-..Thomas C.'
% eller, Fresitignli.Smenuel G,albrsithiyioe Pre.
ildents David VV. rceolfongh, Trrasuiere 'A.
3. Miller; Searetari ' Jinies'Wenicley, Philip ' I
vpangler,`T. A.lllligfehey. &inert Trett, John,/
lEng,Rtimuelliostoit,JOhn'T.'Greed,John Heir;
IA braham Ring; Esq; Miens e'ountY. Thew, are
Itlso a-number' of Agenta .appointed in the;sd=
ateent cieueffies, who 'will reseivelippl Iraklion' for
eniteramee and tors'ard therwinimedistely forap
provaLlo.the.ollice ofthe:Companyorhen the 'pol
icy iippkts,,litined witheet delay. For further
inlorosidion see Hee hy-laws qf the Company. , •
..!",' ' ' ~. i'..111.Q.1q,,4114..F.11,Preii.y.
A-'Whilisi*;tee',V.e .- e-, .- -
Th'efolloviiiiigentlimerf'fiiiil' tt l ei‘, !lOW RAO
„' ' EVTSC l.: :' . . •
''n. P. Eie;biiiiiile' - "' i ':''" '• '
ralNiy' eatii4iAib l •g,.': I ~
. Geolle 'Bri ndle•Esq.'; Marcie.,.
, , L:41:: William i',Eitc 3irelailkiiitssiteAl 1_,..,-;
•7:Jinii3l6 MennsiEsq.:Newbterg,;; '
f,Jolon •Clendriein k Its@ Hiie . stown, ' ~ .
:.., , fitephifiCtilhertsott,htpperesbprig:...".. .
1 11, VC!' 11,11146.,. i..., ;.;) ~.., .. ; . .11 i.:' 1 , •,
044'4 JElitiiiira
, Lafe and ./llNgekeam Jrtlimetii
'Crpwnss and eve ,
4iftcle the
.. IMllipi* . litiei
i !EIYCV 4 g:US
attention 8614 e (Ili
buyeVii'p their
Now' Ind Ofmp 'elm* popps.or
ovary fi'dt t Oild for lipring tradel
'they woplB?'iipeciallyy pert l'ou!itizet ;
iortmeitittitAferl r4OI+4PIPIY-Plittvohloti
- -,444:lvAlloi)iii" the'
.c.• • it',
ee and
in" Willowitnd
Pl,' 0/
cif '
`:.."
or! 1•400.74i::!' 1 4 .
,A••••,;7• I , l'l 4 , •
-•
,i,•;:1.';:,0;i4.-1,;0";.•.,
~
C. N. BANCKPA, Prot.
MEI
Cheap Watches and Jewelry.,
.I,' AT the Philadelphia Watch
k4O)
kik and ,Jew.,lry Store, 96 North
i . . Second St., corner of Quarry
Gold !evil. Watches, full r•
:,-.,' . ':, oiled, 18 caret ;awes $45 00
A.W.a...t.i.i.1i.ii." Silver Lever Watches,
full jewelled 23 00
Silver Lever Watches seven jewels 18 00
Superior Quarter %Vetches 10 00
Imitation quarter Watches not warronted .500
Gold. Spectacles, 8 00
Fine Silver Spectacles -
.. I 75
. I d - firacclete - wlitrfOpift - 1111:76 - ei - t ---; -- I
Ladies Gold Pencils 16 carrata.: 2 00
Gold - Finger Rifles 3 . 4 cents to $B, Watch
Glasses plain 12} cents to 18. i; Lunet 25.
Other articles In proportion. All gouda war
imitated to.be what they are sold for.
O. CONRAD.
On hand POMO geld and 'Silver Levers, Le
pines and Quartiers Irmar than the above
Cl=
11HE celebrity oldie Inks manufactured by the
subscriber, and the extensive wiles subse•
quem upon the high reputation which they have
attained, not only throughoutilie (Jutted Slates,
hut in the West Indies and in China, has induced
! him to make every necessary arrangement to
supply the east demand upon his establishment
He is n ow prepared with every variety of Black.
Blue, and red Inks, Copying Ink, In..elibie liik,
and Ink Powder, all prepared under his own
personal—superintendetice, so that purchasers
may depend itmin its superior quality.
FICA' ER'S ADAMANTINE, CRMEN'T, a
superior article for Mending Masa, China, Cab
inet Ware. Sta., useful to every Housekeeper,
be.nga white liquid,easily applied, and not affec
ted by ordinary bent—warrshityd.
xr Pa mplilete r contain in the numerous testi
• onials of men of science, and others, will be
furnished to put clutsers.
For sale at the Manufactory, Wholesale and
Retail; No. 87 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry Street. Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Jan. 27, 1847.—1 y.
THOM PSON & CRA WFOIID, Simms
seek Ditunotsva, No. 40 Market Street
(South Side, below econd,) Philadelphi a ,
offers for sale a large stock of Fresh Drugs, Meff,
Mines and Dye-Slurs, to which they call the at
tention of Lountry Merchants and - Dealers vial
tingvhe city.
Coach,Cabinet t iapathlllack, and other Var
nishes of a superior quality. Also White and
Rea Lead. Window Ohms Paints and
Osls—
cheaper than ever.
Ty T. 6c C. are also proprietors of the Indian
Vegetable Balsam, celebrated throughout their
own and neighboring States as theAtest pre( •
lion for the cure of Coughs Colds Asthma, a..
Money refunded in every instance where no bene
fit is received.
•
Philadelphia. Jan. 7. 1847 —6m
DRUGS, PAINTS & DYE STUFFS
AT LOW PRICES, a large and complete
assortment of Drugs,-Vaints c Oils, Val.,'
rushee, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, and Spices,
which we offer very low for Cash. We war.
rant our Drugs to be pure and of 'prime quail;
ty; amnng which are
600 us. Quinine, I 500 lbs. pure Oil Pep.
50 ....Morphia, I permint, -
.100 " Beira Berke 1 200 lbs. Opium,
1 . 20 bble. Castor Oil.
Including every article used by Druggists and
Physicians, Our assortment of Points, Oils,
. yariVes and WilidiWGless is !ergo, and our
,prlees each as cannot fiil tipletio.- a
50 lone eurp Lead, 1000. boils 'Window
Oleos; 500 ins. Ven. Red end Ochre, •
• 1000 gallons 'Linseed Oil, 10 bids. • '
Coach 'Varnish and 50tofbnPal f
- .
100 dm:Paint Brushes, 50 , - '. •
„ • " bble SptirtsTurixmiine.,.
:.• "We , 'offer-i. 60pbrier - Coack-Vairiisli at' 02 ,
pet gallon. " - ' - ~ "•. .
Our ,stuck - inaledie `every t article 'need by,
beach andlientio Painters. '
Dia RteffsWe Wee at:iiiiitinularly lityliri-
Os, having Siesta stack of & iiiireyisirtiele used
byll4 trimly.
Z" '
200-lbs.tii-Weede -
•6•
0 •• 6'
o'lb l ' .
h i*
Pepper
.100iarlblCil Vitril 2000 " 'Clung='soo,lbirletto.'7'Soo—Ntil;Ceohliia).-madder;
'1 blace,Saleratut, &c.
.- Alspirso-tons• Grindstones at low picas.....a
Eiiine a Sell,lniebarie for , inakiiii inquir y. ' '' • • ' FRENCH '& RIPCHARDR,
-* ' 1 WholesSle‘ Drieggiste, N.' IF: corner of
;- •- 1-.••• '
10th anii'Merkete Sts. Philadelphia:
- ,, April '21.1847.- 0 ,
..---...
f NEW` ••• •-• + - +: +- 1• • "ft. , •
:. STOCK. ,:DRY ` DRY 'GOOD
A) •.' -ii 'Aiiiiocii - ' .... -. - -
•- lianicst Emceed a handsome
, ; 111 "i'men474;2fitipirsliir.191iiiiireir Obeli-
nror Bill 2 Orili 6 o' o ltte,l'I d elieh illIVVIli; EMbroi
dered Swiss Muskies end N: - . 1 34 - Preini'Eftki t - U
which the intention of Sielidiee . !s inrkted'ar they
wilkbe sold cheap.
~ , •
_.,
„*.'.:Or111114, 1847.'. - - , . - .., .
Ihr9NTS!. litteumAtio Uniiiient—ilotio Hewes'
otklebrateil'Nene ittd gout: Litlirii4iti-juil
reielvOl 'end lorailq by ;
4464 r ., 11"1Y'.A'FLF1f1NGa {.
• -
Effil
flit : ilhilabtltibut.
ITEAWIRON.RAILING FACTORY,
Ridge Road, gbotie Bulthntiood .Vtreel,
PHILADELPHIA. • .
AT thbr:eatahlishment may be . !Q u id het;
, greatest variety of Plans and beautiful
ratterns for IRON RAILINGS in the United
States, to which the attention of thole in want
Orany description arid especially for Cemete
ries, is partictlarly for invited.
The principal part of all the handiMite Rai
ings at Laurel Hill, Monument and rale ceir
brated Cemeteries in - the city and County e.
Philadelphia, which have been co nighly extoof
ed by 'the public press, were executed at tl
manufactory.
A large. Ware -Room is connected with the
establishment, where li kept constuntily on
hand n largestock of ready made Iron Ruling's
Ornamental Iron Settees, lion Chairs, new
style plain and . ornamental Iron Gates,. with
an extenaire,amortment of Iron Posts, Podes.
tale, Iron Arbors, Also, in great variety,
Wrought and Cast Iron Ornaments, !mind:tilt
for Railings, and other PorPosea:
The subabriber amulet oleo state that in his
Pattern and Designing Department he 'has
employed acme of the bent talent In thb awn,
try, whose.whale attention is devoted to the
business—forming altogether one of the moat
complete and systematic establishment of the,
kind in the Union,
ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor, .
Ridge Rued, above Buttonwood Street
Philadelphia, Feb, 3 1847:
•
• - STEAM - MARBLE WORKS, •
'Ridge Road, above. Spring Garden Streei
• PHILADELPHIA.'
THIS establishment is erected on an impro.
ved plan, and by the aid-of Steam Power
manufactures all kinds of Marble Work in a
superior style, and at the lowest prices for
cash.
The largest and best assortment of Marble
Mantels ever offered to the public may be seen
at the Ware. Room, to which the attention
of Purchase's is resrectufily invited.
Imported Garden Statuary and Vases of the
most tasteful design and patterns, made °title
finest and handsomest description of Italian
Marble; Tiles rot Flooring, imported and al.
ways on hand, and for sale at the most reason.
Able prices.
y Marble Cutters can bd supplied at all
times with any number of finished mantels or
Table Tops, at reduced wholestile;prices ; and
the Trade will be furnished nt the shortest
notice with all kinds of Marble in the block,
or cut to sizes for Monuments, 1 c.
.10101 - IR - IRD.
. Ridge Rued, above Spring Grrden St.
Philadelphia, Feb. 3, IRV.
Philadelphia, Feb. 3, l F 47
HOVER'S 'FIRST PREMIUM INK,
No 87. North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRUGS. DRUGS, DRUGS!
FOR BALE BY
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
311 P I O aticliii*
•
re•LO -C L 0 1 HIGH .
ucgnibolti7,
254 market • etre'et‘,. Philadelphia, a
nivE consteetliOn hand veer) , descriptio n
AA CLOTHING, alk Of Whicidsre
dui; aim
d,and made in a- manner not to be Ar.piiesed,
And are warranted cheaper than'the sat, a (play
of Goods are in any other establitilititent, the
United States. Also t every description ot,prn-
TLEISAN'S FURNISHING GOODS at reduced kices.
Those visiting the city will find it to thelrinterest
to examine our stook before purehosi og elsewhere.
BUCK & MOORE,
254 Market Street, PhilaJelphin.
September 9, 1846.
OLTP_OAK HA .
CLOTHING EMP Lb
UHIUM:
NORTH EAST MUSS. AND CHESNUT STS„
PHILADELPHIA
TTHE.proprietor keeps 'constantly •on hand
;good and full assortment of
•
FASHIONABLE
Ready made ClOthing,,
consisting of Frock, Ores and Slick Costs, I'm.
taloons; Vests, &c., adapted to the season ; to
gether with every other article requisite' for gen
tlemen'S tiarßrobes. Also a large and• well se
lected assortment of Cloths, 'Cassimeres, Vest
ings, too., which will be made to order, in the
best and most, fushitinablustyle; at- short notice;
nd reasonable prices,
aG fateful lir the liberal share of custom
, W hich
has .been extended to "Old Oak HOW' ntillains
shall be•spared to deserve, a' contiuuance in in
ure. W. B. LEIDY,
-- March 1Q1841:-:
TO HOUSEKEEPERS ,
PIO
PO m U , NT i °
0?, g 1 1 1 . 5
. } Mi l e ' s " 1 1 .0 16 1 n;
ttc§ cht. up. Curleu Emir add LY/01111 in lots to
suit purchasers.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows•
nutrusses of all kinds, ready made, or made
to order.. -
Bedsteads, Sacking bottoms, Cushions and
Tickings.
Blankets of all sizes, and Idauseilles Quilts ;
white and coloi:ed counterpanes, Conifortables,
&c. all at the, lowest cash prices wholesale soli
retail by HARTLEY & KNIGHT,
148 South Se'cond street, 5 (lochs above Spruce.
Philadelphia, slay 14,1847.-Imo.
Iga ttings, Matting, Matting!'
THE so hseribers offer for sale, wholesale or
• retail, all.qualities of Canton and Nankin
Matting's;
6.4 colored and white. ,
5-4 . do do
4-4 do do I
FLOOR Marrinas.
7. do do
5-4 do de
_,I
Also—Three. ply, superfine and fine Ingrain
'Carpeainga, Veniiian do.all - widdis; also, ,
List and Rag earpetings, Oil Cloths, Window
Shaded, Table Covers, &e.
HARTLEY Br. KNIGHT,
148 South Second Street,s doors above Spruce.
Philadelphia, May 19, 11147.-lin.
- IRON COMMISSION HG
TiEiintlersigne..l continue the Iron Commis
sion business tor- the sale 01 all klnua u•
Iron, at
No. 109 111. Wateituada.-
Tteir long experience in the Iron trade and
theirextensive acquaintance with 00115i111/Cll and
teeters throughout the - United States gives them
dim advantage of obtaining the highest Market
c s.Rey busineas 'being confined ex
clusively to the IrOciftrade enables them to give
it their entire attention.
All consignments will receive prompt atten
tion ORRICK & CA A4PBF.LL,
No. 109N.Water St. and 54 N. Whawes,
Pebrurry 24, 1847.
OPP ICE. -
- TI TSSOLUTION QE COPARTNERSHIP:-
IJF 't'he copartnership heretofore existing under
the name ot .Wlll. S.WAIAI.bi. SUN, wag dm
solved (intim 21st day of July last, by the decease.
of the said William Swaim, and the huviness is
now, and will-be in future,conductil,exclusiv ely
by the surinCeriber, who has had the sole charge ol
the manufacturing of the Panacea mild Vertniftige
for the last fourteen pears.
The Panacea will be put up as mead in round
bottles, fluted longitudinally, with the following
letters blown on the SWAIM'. PANACEA,
PUILACIA," and the only e4uange made is the name
of JAS SWAIM stamped on the sealing wan,
and written on the label covering the cork, and a
new label for the side of the bottle, composed of
geometric lathe work,acomprisin g 'line different
dies, which have been turned tor the exclusive,
one of the proprietor, by Draper* Co., bank note
eniravers-r.f-Philudelphic—reffr-diiii of -t ba form the body of the ivork,and in the
centre is a portrait of the lateVi,4liain Swaim,
seperated from the borders by two circles ablate
work. The words .. .Swaim PimPeep,' , arc eti
graved conspicuously on two tweed strips, and a
farce semi-01count'• die'forMs the tipper margin.
The borders are composed of plain lathe work
strips, outside of which is engraved in small let
ters the emu of the copy right.
JAMES SWAIM
Philadelphia, August, 1816. .
SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA!
FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofnla, General Dehhilly IVhiie Smelting,
Rheumatier , Diseases of the Liver and . '
• Skin, and all Diseases arising from
Impurities of Me Blood, or the
effects of Mercury.
WA IM' PANACEA has been for more
han twenty five yams - celebrated in this country
and in Europe for its extraordinary cures-Abr
the certificates of which reference is inadeto Ure
directions and hooka (Whink may be bad gratis)
accompativing the Panne 5,
It has been used in boapital and private prim;
tine, and has bad the singular •tortune of being
recommended by the most colebrated phy sieiaur
and other eminent persons- A owing others by
VP. Gibson, M 0, Professor of- surgo-y, Penn',
• University.
Valentine Mott, M.D, Professor. of surgery, N
York Univeraltv.
W 111 Di'Prol'esaor of Midwifery,
Pontia .
N Chapman, M• D, Professor Phi sic, Penn's
University.
T' Parke, M 0,, PreAdent College Physicians, j
• Philada. .
Dr Del Valle, Professor of Medicine, Havana.
Joie Loreneoda Lori, Professor Surgery, Lialionl
- J Chipman, Member Royal College Surgeons.
London,, ,••
G W Irving, late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, .Major General British
Army.
Gilbert ItObeitson, BritiiihtotodtSEC*,
And also the wifundckfitii•es elfectedtySwaim*s
Panacea have for.mittiy years madri-itatt invalua
ble remedy. The Panacea does not canna • suer
tory. in any form, arid being an inimeentPreparti
lion it may be eyed to the. most tender Walt.
The Retail price has been•reetured to if.t 50'per
bottle, (containing three httlf pints) or three pot:
ties for.lroue,Dollare,
.•
Yarn/Mtge.
A I;aluable.family medicine, being a - highly ,:
proved remedy for all diseases arising Worn ..1)e
-bility orthe.Digemlee Organs Such as . Worms,
Cholera, hforbus, „ Dysenhiry,. Fever anil.Agur,
Nlravli pShah - Headache,' bco. See pani
phlet,(w-hlch may. be hid gratis) stiatiMpailying
the Vernilluge:' ,
.. 'PrepChe s ared itt. Elwalm's Lab Seventh St
below nut,' Philadelphiii.annrator
dlfor.sde by si
respectable Diuggists 01. the United States.
.
Newll Shlefrelin k
-2- fAMlT ol 4'HiAlliirtit:Ekins
LlierPoid,
• Havanic,ll,-6•lllelail.T-7-
Valparaiso-A'esander Cross.
= _-0 . .1-lisyes & CiS - T --
81Thomaa•A H Rose.
- isnion4,Bwords:
• Ilindwliihisla.Mll4,LltentOn.
Calcutiallbtrnagle & Co.
' 'lttareh 9[ ,, 1847.''
•- • ,
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. - . Domicil' and • Dibbilmi.',-' L
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jN, pssortmiiiii - tf t -, 43di#B-;lionnots iind,opic
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,Y 'lbi'L •:••'' -• • :ditio`rge*.';.t4l:iti.r,',
' teeth, this ttrepqratlon' dtififideitily.'-`sit*
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RETIICIVAL:
ralltEoubscribervivould Inform heir friends
and the pub!: generally, th t they hcv
taken the room in North ".
lanover streer,la tely °con
pied. by M r. E. Bullock, as a
Mum Mannfactory, where
they will keep constantly ° „./111"
fir sale an elegant assort. ••4';,42-/Pahrt-'-'
.sent of11341:33,111r2111
WALItZI & CZTAIREI
such as SEC RETARIES; -
BUREAUS, Worketands
Dining and Breakfast Tables;. Card, Pi , Ye lie
Centre Tables, French, field, high andhwe
post Bedsteads, &e. They have now a n die
vontinue to keep on hand a large and elegant
pnriety of CHAIRS of every description, to
which they would ineite the attention of house .
keepers and these just commencing, confident
they will find articles of such workmonshif
arid moderato prices as must be satisfactory le
purrhnser.,
They have aloo made extensive arrange
mente for the manufacture of
.
3/LlSalag t
of all colors, sizes and qualities, and in a etylc
fully equal to those model') the Sites: together_
with every other - article of Cabin( Wrre—all
of which they will sell very cheap - for CAREE
or e xchango_for_Country Produce at market
prices.
MI
COFFINS made on reasonable terms el
short notice, end they will attend funerals wiib
a splendid Hearse,. in town or country, free oi
extra charge. A Hearse will also be kept for
hire.
• LUMBER.
A general assortment of wethseasoned
ber, suitable for Carpenters and •binet Alak•
ors, kept at the above mentioned• consist.
mg of Panels, first:second, and Thir. "lornmon
White Pine Boards ' Plank and Scentt v; also,.
Cherry, %Valnot; Poplar, Shingles, icust
Ponta, Wagon Maker's Stuff of ell &c.
Also, Redmond Posts, reudy tented, together
with slats for Venetian Blinds, all of which
will he sold at moderate prices.
They respectfully solicit a shore of public!.
patronage, confident that they can render gen
seal satisfaction. J. R.W EA VEX Co. i d
Carlisle, April 15,1896.
at r , • MK. nt ..72,'V.Y1323
CASII:ET WARE ROOM'S*
111 subscriber having learned that an Ire,
presalon is abroad that be has given up bits , .
inces in favor.ot his sons, desires thus publicly;
to correct the error. He still continues the
business at his manufactory in the rear of his
uwn _ tes iden c e ,— and -- would — respectfitlry — ln v it a
the 'intention of Housekeepers and . the Rano
generally, to tho very large &
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Ov
FURNITURE !
which he now has on hand at his cabinet
Ware Rooms. on West High street, opposite
Warolionao in Carlisle, feeling very
confident that the superior finish, excellence of
material, and reasonable prices of the numer.
oils articles which he constantly manufactures,
will give satisfaction to and secure the .patro
nage of all who may examine them. His pre
pent asoortmeut includes every variety of
Cabinet Ware and Chairs
both plain and orimmental, at price.
which will be made to suit Fnchal'
Of'
Having made the necessary arrangements,
he will deliver Furniture at any place within
a reasonable number of miles in the surr;mid
ing country, without any Increased-charge.—
Thc..patronagetiof 'the public icrespectfuilv so
halted.' ' JACOB FETTER.
Carlisle, March 10,184:.
•
HE PILES!
A Cure for Effe secured.
R. UPHA APS INTERNAL REMEDY
for the.cure of Piles. The Vegetable Pile .
imequary, invented be Dr. A. 'Upham, Muhl- .
guished 1111) MOO 11 of New York ell, is•the only
really successful remedy for that dangerous and
'harnessing complaint, the Piles, ever oftercd to
the . 4 mericah
The Electuary comities no Mineral•M'edicine
no Aides, Colocynta, Gamboge, or usher pirwer]
ful and irritating purgative. No leer .of lakin
cold while under its influence; no change in die
necessary. If taken according to directions,•a
cure for life is guaranteed. . • •f .
Another Certificate added to the hundreds „
have already been reeei ed, of , the efficacy of Dr •
cpharn'a Eleetuary.
• , New Yogla,Ao r ilust V 5,111.1
Messrs. Wyatt R. Rernham—Gentsr:Fon. 6.
'rat fume!' Pas(l-have been•tronided with Piles, a •
very °olive alate.of ,my 'onmplAini• not . tel so •
severe 'fixable mu Niel busiiier4 end it dread
I had of - physician' , and !patent Medicine!, that
until this , apring . 1 never used - any.ruediaine of ,
applied its a phypiolarn for relief: 'The"Plleethen,,
holng so severe that I allowid sevetal , oprnarddi
to be perforined ntithontii#,lenClit.
ed alter this to try 'other silver.
tit ement of oure!guartnteed Dr 4 ,
Dphana's'Eleatuary. • I pOebsteed ihree 4 bliies at.
your store, .and from the• - uso 'ol:whlbh , l
!myself entirely cured of the , Pilea,ana my litalth;_
. much - iinproved.: - j rion t M
tin, Sirs.mouackin.. •
diked Aland.
Merchant
^! ..", Enna; MIA4I.-
• Merehant Tall 114 Broipriy, irpguiterrit •
' 11r: 1. 1 0_90; - • i •. e
Wgrirr o k Anirestifs, coif -
'York, General Agents roil thk,SP._.h,lliel',l) Slates. •
cCrflold'in Cogitelei py"DiDO3.ll
'Dn'll i stoisklrridig!lircttiktOdtDhi i 11;1 411 A. 'tie
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— AN immediate'eeil perfect •
vire Per tiek(iielseelierdeletkilt.'
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i ' I:. sortmect of Cheeks, Titli Ingii,V . MAL: Drs.;
Int", a. d . 1111uslinsiishleh - InAcilf sell s alt - imp ar . --.-.
owsh..--...--0-.,- i--":' „-"...4IPARWOLD-
April *4,.1847.'
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