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WE r ESDA.Y. - JEIV.VARY 1848
, -
,rortha-lierald and Expasitor
4412. DITO will ccmilir a fttiot:
y giving pu blici ty 'le' the • .folloWi fig. Pas
saies ef seriptvre. which the Rek , . L l / 4 74E3
eiiher':.igninvntly or
s . Wilfully,
.ouiitted Serinoin'i •
-Genesis rxLix 12. - His - - eyes-shill be
•fed - with WINE; and his teeth .white With
•
. . .
—Leviticus-s. 81 9, -1 O. And the Lord
f7 SPake unto Aaron saying: Do not drink --
111110, nor strong drink, thou, nor thy sons
with thee, when ye go into the taberna
,cle of the congregation, lest ye die : it
- ,shell be a statute forever, throughout
your genet tions : And that ye may put
1 1 ,
--- , difference tiVeen-holy.and_unholy,.andt
between c can and unclean.
Proverbs.. xx. 1. .Wisi.; is a mocker,
strong drink is raging ; and whosoever is
. • deceiyed theyeby is net 'vise. .
• Proverbs isitr. 29.' to 32;* Who }lath
....-wo'el Who hitth-scirroiv ?.• who bath con
: tentiorii ? who . hath babbling? who bath
Wounds without cause 1 who hath redness 1
of eyes - I They that tarry long at the
, .wins:, they that go to seek' mixed wine:
when it giveth his color in the cup, when
zt moveth itself aright. At the last it
biteth like 'a serpent, and stingeth like an
• adder.
Proverbs xxxi. 4, 5. It is not good for
Icings . , 0 Lemuel, it is not for kings to
drink WINE, nor for princes strong drink:
Lest they drink, and forget the law, and'
pervert We judgment_of,any of the
ted.
Isaiah v. 11. Woc`iinto. them_thatrise.
early in the morning, that they may fol..
low Strong drink; that continue unto
night, till .wixt: inflame them ! •
Isaiah xx. 20 to 22 inclusive. Woe
unto them that call evil good and good
evil ; that put darkness for light, and light
for darkness; that put bitter for sweet,
and sweet for bitter. Woe unto them
that are wise in their own eyes, and pru
dent in their owirsight. - (Tire" foregoing
verses do not advert to wine drinking,
but nevertheless are appropriate to the
subject at issue.) 22d v. Woe unto them
that are mighty to drink WINE; and men
of strength to mingle strong drink.
-
before. the sons of the house Orßechabites
pots full of WINE, and cups.; and'l said
• unto them, drink ye the WINO. But they
- Said,. We will drink no WINE ; for. Jona
dab the son of .Rechab, our father corn
: tnanded us, saying-: Ye gall drink no
wow., neither ye nor your sons forever.—
Thus have we obeyed, the voice of Jona
dab the son of Rechab, our father, in all
- that he hath charged us, to drink no WINE
all our days, we, our wives, our sons, nor
• our daughters. The words -of Jonadab
the son. of Reehab, that he. commanded'
his sons not to drink WINE, ate performed,
for unto this day : they drink none, but
_:_obe_y_their_fathees.Commandment.
Jeremiah Li. 7. Babylon bath been a
golden cup in the Lord's.hand, that made
all the earth drunken ; the nations have
drunken of her WINE : therefore the na
tions are mad.
Daniel I. El. But Daniel purposed in
his heart that' he would not defile himself
with the portion of the king's meat; nor
with the WINE which he drank ; therefore
ho requested of the:prince of the eunuchs,
that he might not defile himself.
Daniel v. 1,4, 5, 0. Belshazzar the
king made a great feast of a thousand of
his lords, and drank WINE before the
thousand. They drank wine, and prais-
ed the gods of gold, and.of silver, of brass,
.iron, of wood and of stone. In the
same hour came forth fingers of a man's
hand, and wrote over against the candle
stick upon the plaster of the wall of the
king's palace ; and the king saw the part
of the hand that wrote. Then the king's
countenance was changed, and his tho'ts
troubled him, so that the joints of his
loins were loosed and his knees smote
one against another.
Hosea Av. 11. Whoredom, and WINE,
and NEN WINE take away the heart.
Joel I. 5. Awake, ye drunkards, and
weep ; and howl, all ye drinkers of VINE,
because of the new wine : for it is cut oil
from your mouth.
Habakkuk rt. 15. Woc unto hint that
giveth his. neighbor drink, that puttest
the
. bottle to him tuld makes% him drunk
en also.
-- , The foregoing passages; from the Old
Testament, are but a few of.many others,
equally as strong against wine-drinking
a custom which prevailed amongst the
ancients.' A. shall
,not reply to his scr
mon, except with what I have here quo
ted.
Carlisle,'Jan, 19;184t§.
TRIDDTE TO Liutr N
O. Picaiune of `a late, dater contains , the
following lettef from an ` officer of the
A,rniy,pay r jng a just tribute to a lamented
young, Officer, who fell' a'.lnctim to disease
while, on servi ce ,Mexico. ut;JEN
.
KINS. was .several years' ago statunfed at
the:,parlisle ,Barracks ; ' tilid ;was arsou-iii
lami:bi formerly the , es
,
teemed obninifiridafifaV this post.
k..is43s*LCßu,;,Mesxio, Pct.-1 9 447:
A: 1 eeplorrovV - 1
announcer l ilii 7 demile of 'se ti Leon i•
itaxii
nf #o, l , l “ol.o l. , , t)*•lkit;,Regiment; of: S.
thin , last
a i "
ar
rtiveningi.l:abouk: 6 .4.. - otolocki.v:'ra, the
liotelin.thle ciiinand Wino interi
d
sr—eFsPLA 4, 9 4 c , P , ormitr, h.
of.
• 6 1 / 4 11014t0'16; hinkins, born rin ilia; Estate off.
tir..14:2 :York; i'groditoted. frOitiitiolVist'i l ie.
bOnord;
oppinteifribrpirAit:24:4li/Menapt,in,
thp asp/
'-' - ' - p#llolea ., t o . 2 d 3l otent' 6 f.Plat i' 6 o l ll!.t .
4ifePei#MbOr;,Of :ihnt Vag 11,15 . (1jOnT:
111,4:# 1 ,;90 4 0;:hriYillg.!3 6 qPlar4
';',lvlseo,ll**,4o4-,,itykletpc,si4-,y,ottriyon.Our:
urenria• souwaLTPSSI■96R ,
th ' PeCiil uk:e 4 sif,p e t.
Severtil
eats 4t nac to 414118'1. a aiotet !he te.
vetleeder theliebilitiSr;iii4iindered there
ever,ltcly for, thea,t!rrup: "
caused. his
,disease; Y facilitated his death
• PP.AHNE'ai-Asziaseveti ever:seeme
Recently corning from jefferson "Bur-'
racks, Mo;;he was taken sick on the
and when I met hini on his
arrival here, about three wee.ks . since, ho
leaked wre.teheilly, and told' me Ile Was
scarcely'able to stand ; yet all his thoughts
were concentratetren the comforts of his
men—having them; not himself, to attend
to. Wit nabated"..zial, the next Ay,
al
he proceeded khis coition &To 136rF
era, a camping ,gliihnd on. the beach,
three miles from here; where therwent
into tents; and at once, in spite of a blaz
ing sun, he commenced drilling his re
cruits upon the hot said. The`Mournful
result occurred last evening, and the la
mented Jenkins' death is a troof that
zeal, even in the holy cause of country,
can be carried too far. It retnaineth to
bive - e - errir - that — entnarrappreciates — that
zea I.
It may be a consolation to the friends
, o 1 the deceaseth-to know .that ho lyna at
tended by thanliilful physician, Dr. C.
A. Finley, of the U. S. Army, the medi-
cal director, and the best fema/e - nurSein
Vera Cruz,.
In your extensively circutlated journal,
this obituary will meet the eye of mapy
Who were strangers to the dec,eased—
Many - who_.were7lits assoyrites-=many
who. who• were his relatives—of NONE
who were hii enemies. _
I His associates, appreciating 'his exCel
: lence as a gentleman and an officer, need
no panegyrieof Mine to embalm him in
their memories.. Plain as Truth herself,
unostentatious es a pilgrim, blest with a
miability of. disposition, JENKINs was a
welcome guest-to-every-circle,- his_hospi
tabla-fireside the focus of- sociability and
-gond-will;--He-tvarkintFarthose- below
—agreeable and friendly to- those on a
level—subordinate and respecifo to those
above him.
To his relations this announcement
will be a sad, sad blow. Ile has left un
finished letters to his parents and to his.
family. How desolate will be • their
hearts on reading . these lines, to reflect
that.the fond heart - that prompted their' is
throbless forever! A tender, doting wife,
the•daughfer of the gallant Siimner, who
has reaped rich - and unfading laurels on
the bloody fields of Mexico, who shall es
timate her anguish! - Scarce two months
since,
- her. infant gaVe him
her parting embrace. None save those
who have "lived and loved together" can
fully - sympathise with- two fond hearts
parting, even for a while--aspecially of
two hearts cemented by a chord stronger
even than love -,—a first, an only child.—
Yet, in- parting there is a balm to the
heart of - the soldier's'w•ife—the certainty
that nE will return. Can she think oth 7 .
erwise ?- Return, not only, but crowned
With laurels ! Now dear as a husband—
Tunic dearer as a hero ! Alas ! a few
brief iveeks to learn that disease has rob
bed her infant of its father-- , her heart of
all cherished ! •
I will not attempt to soothe the wid
ow's anguish, further than to assure her
she is not solitary in her sorrow ; that
friends far away, surrounded by perils,
ignorant when their own" hour may come
to meet the Destroyer by pestilence or
sword, deeply and sincerely condole with
her in her sad bereavement.
.ireiv - and heap
HARDWARE STORE ,
Main strect,ono door west of Martin's [lolal.
TllE subscribers have just received and are
now opening a large stools of fresh goods,
which in 'addition to their former stock, makes
their assortment larger and better than cau be
!nolo! elsewhere. -
'1 heir stock comprises a Lull nssortin't of build
ing material of every description and style, with
a large assortment of Tools for all kinds ot Ale
datums, which have been selected %kit great care
and arc offered at the lowest rates.
'Also a full assortment of goods for Carriage
Builders and Saddler.. such as Worsted Damask
and Rattinets„ Certain ClOlll, (Jul ClOlll, wide and
narrow. Laces, Fringes, Tassels, Tufts, Patent
Leather, Lamps, Electric Springs, 4. on Axles,
Silver and Brass Plate Carriage Bands; Japan,
Bras+ and Silver Plate Mounting, Bridle flits,
Stirrups, Buckles, flamers of all *lnds, Buck
skins, Hog-skins and all description of goods in
the SADDLERY LINE. Also, •
Waiters and Trays; Candlesticks.;
Brass Andirpas; Shovels rind Trifigm
.... •
Knives and Forks of every stylff;.
loaner and common Bel lows ; •
Butcher and Carving Knives, Steels;
Pen /11111 Pocket Knives of every 641 e,
Table and Tea Spriis ;
English and Atm.:mean Holloware;
Sad Irons, Brass Kettles ka. &o.
Hay and Manure Forkr;
Wagon Hamers,Shovels and Spades;
Trace Dalt6r and Cow Chains &u. &c. •
Also justreceived,
- Bar, Baud and Hoop IRON; •
knninn and American Sheet lion;
Cast,Shesr, Blister and Spring Steel ;
Tin Pate Zino, Speller, lead;
Dupont's and Johnson's Bluating.Powder ;
Dupont's Rifle Powder, Shot;
Wetheril t's,PitroVr plug ; White Lead';' '
Linseed Oil '
Copal, Coach, Japan.and Leather Varnish ;
• Window Glass oral! sizes; •
Putty, Turpentine, •
Cedar-wart of all kinds, Sec.
illsLAStcuTo:Nr
They have alsoJor sale Harvey's Patent Spiral
Straw Cittters,,which are considered the best now
in use f.): cutting hay, straw nr corn stalks.
• • NVIIIGHT &SAXTON.-
September 22.1147. • • ;
•
-Japie's Family Blodichieis
• ANiltlitional supply of the above; valuable
Metioinea, G 9 0 14011% ;.; • • • t
J p !et 1,1
.Tonic a
x ra rini
nt, fu
ge
• ,_Hair_Tnniu
Sanative Tilts,
• •
Carminattit4llsilsam,. • - •
Iteill4/Cd and for sale by • •
fur. Carlisle.
Salt and; ;plaster:; :
plaster::
260 ,ToioiPiiistiir; 454'64 p. A., Salt::: ;
50' taelcl Asliton,fine4lo,:„7 •
=
Harriebtirg, May 46 184,7.'f=tf:'''' < 1-2
• • • .
:01 11 Drown .
lig Tiettes'Holleyoto , •
v.:4OQ
• '
' .:i., 4 5 : ,159 0 0 4 1 . 1 1 4 p.,‘ -,1, . , ; A •
ton sikoet•uv,l • L.;
V -4 " r # 44:A WA , O 4 f or!: ,;g ;
„ 4,),•
,',4 ci0j)40.4 „ imr•o4,. lOD'AVAIVEV:7;
00.4f0r,.131.4e.v ,A,19,1vh,1%,41-ivAt:tqf.,4ll,'
)I!!!;llllTlngo9 RT e iclitri,eoA l A
armi;uri : 1'11110..9 1647.'7
~,,
ESZEI
ii IN I - '
J. R. B. G., U. B. Army,
•a. r Z
.: ti ~:
r';r . l.:
LL . a .i i Li ,
it .Ii.ITERNAL or Extern'al, - permanently cured
by'Di."IJP:I I IAIW YAGIi;TA,BLRELF,D,
3 . . ARY, arfIffTEIiNVI; natisnir: . .which."if'tised
according to dirictions,, a Opinviortitis'is guari -
oanteed..., ''..-- :,. ':...::: ~ : ::- ' i..,','`. .-: :, ; '''''li: '::,..';
Symrresteiefaitan ,
- BBC/BOBGe - Orthis'affeCii6ti'itraltind'of'teneerniclP
or bearing down seneation,"tdlt le familiarly , call- ,
ed "; there is alsiiii heaf,;;Mieleia and.thkobbirigLim
the Partorarying.frotif a mode rate degree althea()
sensations to the, moat" ekcrutiating suffering ;-. 6
these . aro caused h"y..the great ',flow of hlood, to
thdpint a. - Sonintimatithe.inner coin of:the-bowel
pretudes„at every 6 , 1136.PM:in, forming - what is
ettiled Proleptic's, or falling of the;beivels; Ibis 4,3
the effect Of long continued irritation ,tind weak..
mead that ore
r . - In some instances the patient
experiences-fie us :pains,-which are-irideacriba—
ble, and , knoy only to the sufferer, ,which coin.
mence immediately after an'avddiiriticin, and con..
•tinue from thirty minutes to several hours; theso
sensations BYO very annoying and sametinfes very
distressing-. This disease, When of long continu
ance, is intended by pain and weakness in •the ;
b ack"; irritation ofstho'hidneys and bladder, end
other organcin the vicinity, pain end. rittrabliess
in the logs and feet, a -sentinel caraitness_atiout
the cheat, and unnatural fulness of Ike abdominal
viscera, accompanied with palpitation of the heart
and 'oppression. " Individuals sometimes capers-,
mice, previous to an enact 43 1 f the Piles, symp
toms denoting•grear d gement in the circula
tion; there is a sense of i 'Mend pressure hi
the abdomen '
with a col clingof uneasi.
noes iri the fie. , e s, constipati. or penmen]; at
tended with Pain in the back and loins; nausea,
and slight , pains in , the 'stomach,' pale counte
nenoe, confused senationa in the head, weariness,
and inimitable and discontented state of the mind, 1
and a sense of fulness and oppression in the re
gion of the stomach. The circulation on the
surface is feeble,sand the current of blood deter
, mined inward rid'doW
a nwardri: ' '"..---..:' :' --
Tor, all of the above diseases and amts,"
Dr. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU Il - CM f"-
fectually, and therefore prevents, Pi es. . -
"eTre
READ THE TESTIMONY.
• Huneml, Dec. i
Gunst—rhave used Dr. Upham's Vegritable
Pile -Elect= ich purchased of you, and
find it one'of the e -medicines in-use for the
Piles,. and also for bilious affections, arising from
an 'impure state'of the system. tours, &c. .
E. A. COLE, Marble Dealer..
U. S. MinsuALl's OFFICE, N. Y.
Dee: 6, 1847.
• Messrs. Wyatt -& Ketcham—Gentlemen, un
derstanding that you are the general agents kir
the sale of Dr. Upham,s Vbgetacle Eloctuary,for
the cure of Piles, I have deemed 'it my duty to
volunteer a recommendation-in - behalf - of--that In
valuable medicine. I have been afflicted-for-ma
ny year's with Piles, and have tried various reme
dies, butt with no beneficial effectsindeed,
began to consider my case utterly hopeless. But
nbotit the first of September last, I '
was prevailed
upon by a. friend to make a trial of the above
named medicine- 1 took his advice and rejoice to
say that l' am not only relieved, but, as I believe,
perloctly cured. T most earnestly recommend' it
to all who may have, the misfortune to be diluted
with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ELY MOORE. •
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES !-TIIIIITY YEARS
STANDING!'
Mount Washington, Berkshire co, Maas.?
November 29, 1847.
.5
Messrs. Wyatt & KetchanGents: For thiity
years I have been afflicted with Piles, general
debility and inflammation, causing tumors' and
prolapses of the bowels, and which had resisted
all the mediCal treatment Dr. Chapman and oth
era could-give. The last three years of that-time
toy sufferings defy description. -I VittD confined
to bed, unable - to help myself, and at last - given
up by my physician and friends in - despair of ever
gaining health: itr facr-for - . three - days' befurel
commenced using Dr. Upliiim's Eelectuary, I
was entirely speechless and my burial clothes
were made. But under Providence, and the use
of Dr. Upham's Eld'etuary, though, an OLD MAN,
I have - the pleasure of stating the fact to the pub
lic that my health is now good. and hope to live
many years, if. it id Gotr's Will, to make known
the vinues of Dr. Upham's Electuary, and to ix ,
commend into my afflicted fellow-creatures. It
helped the beyond the expectations of all that
knew my case, and I can only say to others
that it is. in myt opinion, the best medicine
in the world for Piles, or any other,disease of the
bowels k and if they will use it according to the
directions, I will myself warrant a cure twevery .
case. Yours, with tito utmost expression of
tnank - fulwess; CORNELIUS SPU R.
Egramont, Berks co, Mass.?
November 29,1847. S
The above certificate tells a simple and truth
lid story of suffering and relief, of which, ns phy
ciun and witness in the cnso, I cheerfully en
dorso. DR. CHAPMAN.
NOTICE—the genuine Uphnm's Electuary
has his written signature, thus ({LI - A. Upham,
M. D.) Thekhanil is alone done with a pen.—
Price $1 a box.
Irir Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT &
KETCHAM, 121 Fulton street, N. Y., and by
Orudgists generally throughout the United States
and Canada.
SAiIIUEL ELLIOTT, Agent for Carlisle
January 5,184.9-1 y
Stanton's External Remedy,
MEM
II . 2" S. L Litre VENT,
'ls now universally acknowledged to be the
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Spinal Affections, Contractions
of the Muscles, Sore Throat and Quinsy; Is
sues, Old Ulcers, Pains in the Baclund
Chest, Ague in the Breast and• Face,
•
Toothache, .Sprains, Bruises,
Salt. Rheum, Burns, Croup,
• Frosted" Feet, 'and all "
Nervous Diseases.
Tylibil"S LINIMENT is sustaining a notori
.l-1. ety unequalled by any similar remedy. It
requires no pulling to give it a reputation, it has
been for Some time silently and surely securing
it, and now, when its beneficial effects have been
experiencid'by to many, the expressions of grati .
tilde are continually appeiring, and those who
have been made whole-hor its means are desirous
that the afflicted should no longer remain igno
rant of its invaluable and infallible efficacy.
Mr. Geo. E. Stanton,, the Proprietor, is con
stantly receiving testimonials of benefits received
from its use, and many of the cures it has effected
almost exceed belief. In one case a child had
been a cripple for eight years, -having wrenched
the, spine, when at the ago of two years, by a fall
from a chair. Medical treatmen failed, but fotir
bottles of the Liniment restored him to strength,
and ho now .joina with his playmates in their
youthful gambols, as robust as the healthiest of
them, and onlya small hump on his back'to re
mind him of his early sufferings. Price 25 cents
per. bottle.
rite Morsels Friend.
TANTON'S PAPILLARY OINTMENT
S
acknowledged to be the most valulible reme
dy ilia has yet been discovored, and may be re
lied on with confidence by all whiz may have oc
casion fur its use in-cases of. MILE FtvEtt, AGUE
Ix TIIE BREAST.; SORE 'NITiEEE..diC. '
This Ointment is particularly intended for those
complaints that Motheris afe liable to during the
nursing of infants, and may be 'truly called *The
Nurse's Friend.' Pried 25.ets.per bax.
• G. , EL-STANTON, Proprietor, Sing Sing,
NewYoilt.. Sold by ,
Dr. J. Myors;and Chas. Barnitz, Carlisle,
Edward ,SMillTShippensburg .
- Donaldson & Green, Palmstown
A. - Cathcart,. Sha:•herdstown - •
—G.-WrLisinger-TChitrchtown
& J. Riegel, Mechanicsburg
• M,-Bitner,..Shiremanstown -
.L W. Clever, Leesburg
James
, .
Witiotrys SOO'TJIINO ',EntitiirFoßj .
`CHILDREN TIEVVIING.
• A t LL 40711Elifiy having children ; afflicted
• ' atithgai'al",thosa, d haat a calucidoni We'
tatii,,9l7.'frifhtto3; convulohnlp. stamina,
'cutariecuiqaraptians,,"dittorderad,
and.,laoaettaaapf. ttia•bowelas shOuhl
boz wityowpilaiiiifollik4e, rem tidy, that,
lto 'lolTapit4i!lir nll , tho bo 41
, „ AI
,1 94 1 ,9.,iirAn:°, 1 3 4 .1,V4 1 11;9. 11 i11 i 1ti, 1 14kA4 44 (f.itiFtk
0 4 0 • 3 1 1 , 1 ) 4!!.6.9444):4
or. PILES
. - -:,-4219prime,M64paOitipikramtigiaidl
Alt '1 IGHT STOVES.
maL.ufactyre and.sell 4lt e gin IA tie. At WTI G f fr.
syciyE;:withilta.latast improvements: After
Many years experiendejn'thornanufaCture of
theati.sloyeihhe to'offer
coati:Miens' tho, Air Tight Stoitetiy with ovens,
suitable for dining ,itiume Or
,nurecries. -ES has
also.. the AirTigllt Sro On th`O' nil Iti plan /
.which makes.a splendid antteacinimicalparlor
stove; to ivltidh, he would call the particular
attention, of those who „want _on:elegant and,
Useful article for their
,parlers ;- also , a large
essertment of Coal, Parlor and Cooking stoves;
all of which he will Sell at the lowest cash pri•
ces. The public would rlo well to call before ,
purchasing elsewhere . ..
Mr. T. would 'caution the public ogianst Air
Tight Stoves madii; by most stove ma rs, as
they do nut answer the purpossiintended.
September 29,'1847.
aecute tl~c a tatlotc c'rc !%te iibstuucc fi(7 ?T
• SKY-LIGHT DAGUERREOTYPES!
awarded -at- a
l . Fairs of the Franklin and American In•
stitutes for tire'beet and most .artistical speci.
mans of Daguerreotype portraits.
-• . The recent improvement made by the 14
scribers;'and which is peculiar to their clad):
lishment alone, viz: ADVDPPER LOUT, has
recciyed
_the itigkcet .. recommendationa from
'the press,end also written teatimoniall..fiiiiii
the first - Arlistp,in the Country, as to its.great
superiority' - over. the usual side light. . - .The
peculiar advantage, of this light. is thaf.the
natural expression of the eye can be obtained
more perfeWifiiiiitere.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully
vited, whether desiring portraits or nnt, to
visit our spacious galleries, prorly the larg•-
•est and most extensive in the nited Statmi,
and examine for themerts astonishing
improvements made by the subieribers in this
wonderful art.
1846 . .. a.
T. P. & D. - C. COLLINS,
Pthritioltirs or tin City Daguerreinn Establish
- moot, Na. 100 Chesnut at., 2 doors,beloUr 3d,
south side.
iiiiib l e;l2l - , 1841
Hover's First Rate Premium.
WRITING INK.
Siker Medal just awarded by the American In
stitute, New York, (1847•) •
TIIG follow . ing testimony from distinguish
ed Institutions speaks for itself:
- UNIVERSITY Oy PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, May 1.1, 1841.
Davin tried,, for some time, the Black Ink .
manufactured by Mr. Joseph E. Hover, we have
tbund it well suited' for manuscript, by its min
gling freely, end Its exemption from coagulation.
Its shade also ire are well Pleased with.
W E HORNER , Df I), Dean of th
Faculty and Pt of. of Anatordy
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost,
SAM'L II VYLIE , Vice-Provas
HENRY REED, Secretary of the
Faculty of Arts
ROSWELL PA RK.E. - Prof. of Nat.
- Philosophy and Chemistry'
W W GERHARD, Lecturer in the
• Medical Department
PENSILVVANIA AIEDKAL COLLEGE _
We fully concur in ihe above,
S. A M 'L. QED. MORTONiN D,
, Deanof the Faculty
CENTRAL HMI SCHOOL, PHILADELPHIA
A 1) BACIIE, Principal
H McMURTRIE, M D, Prof of
Anatomy
AMERICAN Fin* lastmanot Co. Putt:ant:Lenin;
FRED'K FRALEY, Secretary
CUSTOMHooc PRELATIC:PIM
J. 1) GEORGE, Dep, Naval Officer
HOVER'S - ADAMANTINEIEMENT,
A Superior Article; Warranted..
For Sale, Wholesale mail Retail, at the Mariu
ct Dry, No. 87, North Third street, opposite
hw•ry street. Philadelphia. hy .
.10SEPII E HOVER, Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov 17,1847
IMPROVED WIRE MANUFACTORY. •
Sieve, Riddle, Screen tool Wire Cluth Manuftic
tory, No. 48 North Front street, between
Alarket and Arch streets, ['labrs.
V liE subscribers.having made great improve-
A meets in the above business, are now manu
facturing of a superior quality,all kinds of PLAIN
and ORNAIRENTAL WIRE WORK 11110111111 Sieves,
Riddles, Serenes&c,for all kinds of grai n, seeds,
sand. ore, snuff, starch, brickilust &c. Founders'
Sieves of a superior quality constantly on hand.
Also Safes, %Vire Dish Covers, Sofa Springs.
Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers &c.
°RICAN EMT, WIRE WORK, such as Cages,
Nursery Fenders, Garden Bordering, Elowur
Stands, Trainers, Trellis work for Grape Vines,'
Sze. Also Wire Fencing df every description,
(Orders thankfully received and promptly
executed by . AVATsow.y
September:22,lW.
Cheap Watches and Jewelry.
0k,.... • AT the Philadelphie_Watch
___'!",(lll 4 , and Jew , dry Store, 06 North
Second St., corner of Quarry
A; )
~ Gold lever Watelies,fullj 0 .
le:'k. ....,:', oiled, 18 caret asses $45 00
:_lit - ftigii:;:ii Silver Lever Watches,
full jewelled 23 00
Silver Lever Watches acne jewels 18 00
Superior. Qadrter Watches 10 00
Itnitaf ion quarter Watches not warrented 5 00
Gold Spectacles, 8 00
Fine Silver SPectacles . 1 15
Gold Bracelets with topaz stones 3 50
Ladiee Gold Phnoils 16 carrots,: 2 00
Gold Finger nines 37} cents to $B, Watch
Glasses plain 123• cents to 189; Ltinet 25.
Other articles In proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they.'are sold tor. '
On hand some gold and Silver Levers,Am
pmcs and Questions lower than the above
prices.. ~
•
Philadelphim.Feb. 3,1847.
B. E. MOORE,, k N. RIBBON
- IWOORE - A6 RISDON: _
MEIRCIELANT TAILORS;
fi• .
No. 70,'Smith; third . Street; noarly opposite the
• • Eschang3, Philadelphia, r
RESPECTPUILLN announce to their friends
Wand the , publie that they aro"constantty pre
pared =to ma kw•to order;'Of 'the 'ftnest and best
materials, antf,tiv, mrtlerate.;PriCei, Tel article
of Faithlidiable Clothing,ooWailliting a Gentle
man's Wardrobe, for WhiChAlielecomplete stuck
of choice:and ',carefully selieted:Cloths,'Cassi-:
!macs: Veitlaga, thelitest and Most deal
table patterns, hro partictilarly.desigiied.'
.their own practical' knowledge 'of the 'tininess
and • personal' trieverTgarmeet;enables
them to glee_ entirOatiefactioniand--. to-both-old
'and nesr'otistamers'llig.::reiPeWPHY tender an
invitation.toAlve them s cull. . • ' •
Mitring been trir years'connectetl'.with"some of
the, best and most fashionable establishments . in
this Coindry,eMploying none but first ratie; .. weik,
oven,and; being in the iontitatif receipt, of time it.
test!fashirne Mid best !tykes of goOds tke4ete
fully prepared' to'actioninsothite cus to me r , le l the
tiest.mi l mem.:
Philadelphia Xtigust lt1;) 114.7-41Inno'
jah 12,18487
ryNOWN - SEND'S
;_t. article is now used ,by, physieldn
and others for the removal : and permhnent cure
'dlieaselarising from itniltnin ire state or the.blon
or, habit ,e1"-..,the system t., itis'warranted , by the
'innanfactarer .to, be ;flOAtimed istiOngey'thani any
firelnirAtiOne or, thajmnikill4l eXtlint;'aiid'T;oloti
bottle t'to contain a:nuart.: POO sVjper•bottlea
VP:4:-Nr...8;t1A , 11513 •
;Juli 7,'1847.3,°'.'
LUST ved
Fautcy„llyimet y!) . _t se c4ol
'9°oo Onne 4ind`Flow.ers*: , • •. •
• `."7S A: GOYIM. ..
~,p
.r 11510;; Wow. 1847.`6.x?
LE [hats !,r Obu
ciLlomic.ciToliiiiot of 11%11 oelOyr , : iteil'll,llDyO h t !lif
been sooefs44* -4 '.. 4 7:.'
4. a 4lrt 0 1 r 4 AA':
'• •
- ' ,
t •
'
, 4,^
rive 1 11
"
rire,
Collins" Celebrated
0. CONRAD
Af.'jiffarttlltt,s;
e re
" ' ..1340401N ~ kinititnant
Jl.-• gacd .with . VondOrful'auCCOinilhi thovitre
o o. .o - o
.....aminlidfileas., .
Ohio'lithe horst, is iifffietctri':(WithontilaiitrciYing ,
the , heirj Mich, tis'old'sstiwiint,, , swelfings, stiff
noes 'ofjoints; gall s, prod a cad ''llYi.hit collar and
ii add le;' strai ria. of;;ftio :al rou Weis; *file, ~ hoof,' ,
pastcrbiarid coffin 'jointi, stiaituvolathe tihirl•
1 bone, --- kqiii„ and folloalt,-. poll-. WI; 'Utile%
vl,
curbs, splints, spavin, vrindgalls;'podfifollr.c.
—lt vehy soon curbs 'old 'or fresh - Wonnds, Cuts;
h q
bruises,ilstulesoull 001,c rho, ofc.,ind gives
instant:relief in the !mid ei,tresse , cicAnna
he discover) in'cident - to I horses; lievinindiito
foot - and - noses produced by St John's Wort,
which so often dostfoys the hoofs and bbnes of
the feet, and resists the action of sulphur and
vitriol ointments, and other remedies equally
powerful. '
No application has heretofore proved so
useful in rolnving stiffness of the tendons and
joints, and producing• such immediate and
beneficial effects in cracked heels, brought on
by high feuding,aplints and sprains.
This Embreertion is Melly reconimended to
farriers, keepers of livery stables, Avsgoners,
stage proprietors,•gnd private gentlemen own
-ing—horsesos—an2-invalttable—rentedy, and
shooldThe constantly kept. in their stables.:•
Also farmers, whose horses are so liable to
kicks, cuts and wounds; will fipd Wequally
advkutugemis-to keenit constantly on hand.— ,
jt is 'equally beneficial in the treatment , of
working cattle,.for galls, sore necks, cuts
'wounds, etc..
'For salb 14 Carlisla - by Dri.:JOHN J -MY—
ERS. Sole Agent. ,
July 21;1e47. •
To thry Citizens of Cumber land Co.
11- 21 - cre - wirniirthitg - tnore precious Than
Gold 'or ,Dtantoiols—,HEALTll."
/111IRIIIL areaoyne diseases that visit tis at stat. ,
led seasons firths year, and.which not tare
uuently lieconiehlarmingly'fidal , during the slim
mer and autunm Months; especially the young%
there being, not less than seventy thousand dying
annually with derangements of the stomach and
bowels alone. Does not every feeling or our nag
tore become enlisted-hi the human desire to les
sen this frightful anon fat ity, are we not bannid by
every principle of religion to admihister relief
when in our power; and we discharge oar Inty
when - we - point out ale - greatest- remedy ever yet
discovered, for thisfpnrposeito Yhe public. If
there be one, or i I' they have a friend, or a eltild,
or a neighbor, who inky chance to rend this en
tice, that is suffering with Diarrhoea Dysentery,
Cholera Atdrbus, Summer Complaints, Colic,
Flatulency, Bte., fitc., then let them try Dr. Kee
ler's Cordial OM carminative, Rlld.we guarantee'
a speedy cure.
• Lancaster CO.„Nefrville, Dec: 11,1840.
Dr.Keeler—Sometime hist suniinery our agent
left me-some of yotir Infant cordial lad Cormin
ative, Urging me to try it. It so happened that I
lied tl case, a young child Omit six months old,
whose stomach and bowels were in a very disor
dered condition, caused by a deficiency of its
mother's milk. The child was a mere skeleton,
there was much tormina, tenesmus and constant
evacuations. I administered every medicine I
could think of, with but a slight alleviation of the
complaint. I then thought of giving your medi
cite a trial commencing with small doses.
soon however perceiveil the child could bear
full dose as recommended in directions %. before
it had taken hall' s bottle, the stomach and how
els had recovered their natural tone, every othe r
bad symptom yielded, and the child rapidly re
cdiered.
l'have no hesitation in saying that your meili
eine is the very best for the above complaints I
have administered inn 21 years' practice.
Very respeZifulTf,yoniTrielid,
H. B. BOWMAN i -M. D.
Prepared corner of 3d and S auto strrefe,Phil ,
xdel Por sale wholesaft aiitiretail by SAM
UEL KLLUIT, Carlisle ; Dr. NlePlierSOD, Harris-'
burg; and by Itriiggi ids and Merchants through
-.
out die comdy. _ .
.Ittly 21,1 N47.-6m.
GARLEGAN'S BALSAM OF HEALTH.'
An Appoved Remedy of bygpe2sLl,he's
1. n two reasons' why (this medi
he recommended to the public,
— o n is, that most persons who have so ight
it buy itagain, thereby showing that they re
gard it as, a vain:ibis Family medicine; the
other is that certificates aro in the possession
oftho Proprietoi of permanent cures having
been effected not only in persons afflicted for a
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 irnimalspirits, cleanses
the stomach from all morbid humors which
cause indigestion and acidities. It also 're
moves nervous tremors, rhunlatic pains, and
prevents 0104 return; cures all) cones of the
stomachs and bowels,almost immediately takes
away palpitation of the heart, and promotes
the free circulation of the blood.
The direction accompanying each b dtle
contains - a number of certificates one of which
is given in this advertisement.
DEAU Stn:—about two years ago I was se
verely; afflicted with z.ispopsia, which I had
for the last fifteen years previous to the abovs
named time, which was very mach increased
by my having a blood vessel ruptured upon inv
lungs, occasioned by lifting—which increased
my complaint, dispepsia and general debility
and weakness, to such a decree, that two or
three years previous to my using the Garle.
gant's Balsam, I never ate a meal but my
stomach - became so-painful- that -I - had immedi - .
ately to throw it up. SeoineGarlegant's Bal
een? advertised I. wan induced to try a bottle;
after taken the very first . dose It appeared to
strengthen my stomach; and every dose of th
first bottle helped me .so much that in the
course efa few days my stomach: began- to
'retain and digest every thing! ate. I confined
to use thb Balsam.. until I used several bottles,
which oured mo entirely, and restored nic to
perfeethealth, which I have enjoyed eves eincoc
and not before for fifteen years. I cheerfully
°commend it to all persons who aro nictedfll
with dispepsia or ilibility ofstontlich.
lIENRI LOTTHAN, Fred'k Co. Va.
Prepared and sold by the Proprrietor,JoFlN
S. MlLLER;opposituthe Market louse, Fred.
crick, Md, and by SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Solo
agent for Carlisle: - •
March 10, 1847.
To Country Itakyslcians: .
DR. MYERS has just received teraddition
to his lormer stock, a largo assortment
of 'DRUGS AND
,MEDICINEB. warranted
pure and fresh—among which nre all the re
ent,popular. preparations of the Pierce:oOn,,
which he , will Sell 'on rie good ler mei' eejtnt
altablishment nut ,
lxj.Phyelciarte are requested tocliamine for
themselves
illy_ 7,1847,
SUPERIOR BLACK TEN
i i kliFrpepeptre!,awl °Mire,
JusT.reiols;oil
, 6iioicii . ititiafe'or2„.lll4434 Tpa;for_inia
and '4441410... Moo Old . !ln4 , l'oupi * llyson; ,
I •Gtiimowder ;:
juiYlB,'ll3:l7,-
Oheaplttri Ant Tumblers._
y_ it large 11'81i:in:wont of low
*e" ced,Glitstk,JOilt andls attittiblle
for, the Rreit?Olng„tiotutoitt: For salt,
MYERS,
' .!; MaltEilltroot,
r 7 ,i5:71;00 1 :pn0. Grovi;toAL-200toila l
Wikatiarib° oal.:400 Pipe pima builituri .
17"ipop',4iiirsikupiiitiluii:Catti;
L*l'
F' ll- NlC,"'4:r 14 1 4 LER. , 4 ;":
- akralmigi',o° 9;047:.
O.Goods
A:6llva . !
,r6ada, at the,
NEwloyi'lLt] )31•0118 in
5661, - iiiioll'aff Lawns;
Calicoes,Titskingki:Chiiii*l - taitiry 4 B.Clucona
'mikiji!•riecotiasYdr ,4 4
;•:t '- • --- • ,J;•6;•CARNIONit.r
. Carliilo ; 4uly• 7; '
-18:i7$-
• • t
noittaftt 4Doittpfil pc.
' T-imoohnsEiti:AND'vAti,Eit.
, .
.: • L .
• •
f'AIE,;CLIAILIERIAIfONAIitetr,IVIUTIT
'•:: • L ‘PROTECTION'Cn'AIPANY), *ill be
:under:JlM. Airection .• 61,0 :0.7following - bosid 'or
;filanagree for ensuing•year;•vit-=Thos. C.
title r,
te_Preodenti4ammei-embraiihmt-e-t -
,iident; HavidrW.,..MoCttllongirvTgehiiittiell'A.-
o.•MilleriSecretaryi 'Janieti - Weakley,Joh'n T.
Green, , Jellin Engi. , Abraham; iti n bi r d.
Wends, SidnuclAdustou;,William• Peal:, , Eoott
Coyle, Alexander Darldsen. There:ate tilio
'111;1111ber ,of 'Agents, , apiripted 'in the adjacent'
'Connttea,who ; will 'receive aPPlienunimi furiFi•
sitrance ar,d forward them. immediately fap ap
proval to the office ofthe Company,When the pol
icy will be, issued. withouLdelay. Fcfc further
hilornitition see the by-laws of the Company. .
• THOS. C. MIMES Prest.
A. G. MILLER, See'y. '
The following gentlemen , barb been's lipointed
AGENTS:
L. IL Williams, Esq.,'Westimmtsboro, Gen
eral Agent.
kt - Coyle,Carlisle,
Dr. Ira Day, Me.thaniesbUrg.
George BriudleiEsq., Monroe. •
Jos. M. Meatis,Esq. Newburg.
John Clentlenjo, Esq. flogestown.
Stephen Gulhertson,Shippensbtirg.
September t. , 9, 1847
U=I7MIMI=MI
Ml=l
Charter erpelual.—s4oo,ooo. apitaipat•in
'
Office 16311 Cheinat atreet. ,
,MAKElNSURANCE,eitlierpeimianentorlim
ited,against loss ordamage by firFoni PROPERTY
inid EFFECTS .of every description, in- town or
Conntry;oln t'i'e most reasonableterms. Applica
tions made , either personally or by Ictterov IR be
promptly attended to.. ' • • • •
• - BANCKEK, Prest,
, .
• Rates of Insurance Reducedl •
PER R ETUAL RISK. •
Brick or Stone dwellin, s or stores
lrom to p n epos.
-do do 'Churches- . Oto S .. tlo
do do Tavern's I3to 4 • do
do '• :do Barns 4 'to 5 do
'do do Stables (oisate) 4to 5 do
do do Stables (public) 6to 71 do '
do .do Grist Mills, Water -4
• ' Power, 71 to 10 do
RISK
Brick or Stone dwellings and „For
ni ture from SO to 40c $lOO value
do do Stores and Merano
_ • dize 35 to 50 • do
do do Taverns andFnimiture_ _ - • '
. 40 to 60 do •
do .10 Barns and Contents
65 to 7.5 • a.
do do Stables (public)
• '' WO to Iso do
• do do Grist Mill and Stock
75 to 80 do
Frame and Log dwellings and•hir-
Moire 50 to 7S do •
do , do S ores atul Nlerelinn
(lac 65 to B 5 d o .
do do Tavertisand Furniture .
60 to 100 do
- do do Barns and Contents
90 to 100 do
do. do Grist Mills and Stock
90 to 100 do
The subscriber is agent for the aborecompany
for Carlisle and its vicinity. All applicationsfor
assurance either by moil nr personally will be
pramptly attended to W. D SEYM OUR.
June-12,1845
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO'Y,
F PIIILA• LPHIA;-
On the Mutual' Iwo c pintiple, combined,
with a loge joint-stock api t. cf. Pun i
tduccd to nearlyholf_the-l-sual
Y the Act of Incorporation the stock is
JUL pledged for tho'pnyment of any losses
whielf.the Company may sustain. And as an
additional' security to the - mssureil, the act re
quires that the profits oldie business shall be
funded and remain with the el:Rotation, as a
guarantee and protection to the insured against
/oss-. Thii fund will be represented by scrip
issued by the Company, bearing interest notes
ecedingsis per cent. per annum. The insured
are entitled to a pro rata share (tithe profits of
the Company, and will receive that proportion
'of the aforesaid fund in scrip, widen the
amount of earned premiums paid by him, bears
toile total sum of earned premiums and capital
stock.
The scrip thus issued, to be transferable on
the books of the Company as sleek.
No dividend of scrip can be made when
the losses and expenses exceed the amount of
earned premiums.
The insured arc protected front loss at the
customary rotes of premiums, without any
individual liability or responsibility for the
losses or expenses of the Corporation. The
assured have all' the rights of membership,—
can vote at all elections, and aro eligible as
Directors of the Corporation.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for
Company, and as the mutual principle
superseding every other mode of Insurance,
to would confidentlyrecommend it to his friends
and the public.
The North American Company ha;closo
their Agency. Those having policies (wide
iu that office can hayo them renewed in th e
Delaware Company on Much more -112.oruble
terms. ,
. For full particulars enquire either by letter
or person to JOHN J. MYERS.
4 Carlisle, September 10,1845.-1 y
- .4 4.5 . E. Vi 'SB OROUWI
•
- MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY: - •
TtlE Allen nud Lastpennsborough Mutual Fire
Insurance CompanyolCumberland Coon ty,in
corporate:l by an eat of Assembly, is now fully or
ganize:l,amd in operation tinder the management of
toe following 'commissioners, viz:
eitt.Stayman,Jacob Shelly,Wmil Gorgns,Lewis
Hyer, Christian Titzel, M ichael Hoover, Henry
• Logan o M ichael Cock.lin Benjamin H Iliusser,Levi
Nlerkel,lacob K irk ,Nfeleltionprenemen and Sain,l
Prowell, who respeetMlly mill,the attention of the
el iizens o Wumberland and YOrkcountlesto the ad
vantages which the company - held out. ••
The rates of insurance are as low and fivorabie
ae any Company of the kind in the State. • Persons
wishing to become members are inifteil to make
application to the agents of the company who are
willing to wait upon them at any lime.
JACOB SHELLY, Preet.
.1111clutzt.IIoov • Vice President.
•
--' LOU* Illiel;;SIIIIMCtilry ,
MIOIII I 3I Cockliti;Ttmasurer,,',• -- • • •
lEL3MI
Nlioliael,Hoovor,Generul•Agent,Meelinniellitiri
Rudolph; .Martin,N.l.mmberlanti township.
hi ,Conklin; Allen tciwnaltip. ,/ • v. , .
;Wholt.t'oloreas !Allen toWnsliiii:. ••
Titzel,Allen township: •
iJohr 0 Dunlap, Allen township. ,
;Peter Barnhart
Daviul ,East Pennoboro'tdjsuisliiti''. '
' ' .
Kingstown; • o .
Heitir Zearing. Shiremanstown', •
:Simon Oyster, .Wormleysburg, •
• • , , '
llaugliman,Carilete, • ' • •
JaoohKirk,Geueral Ageatfor York Couniy,Naw
P.O.Otimberland
Henry Lociin'iYorlaeountyi , •
John lierriek: York' county.;
John Itankin;Yoikoonnty. • "•'• '77 -•
Baily. York
HoWnsin;,Ynrk• ecalitY: •
eonnti. •
_Hobert 'o:' , Stek , et;
:,+''cjiotheragents*ill
.
Choloo .43 . 11tcmilatgf(aul, .Sinoklug,
• • TOBACCO I 'SEGARS . .Bi , ,SNUFFI - :::''
•AIN O 0; or Thoni al' celebrated
.A biand,
rn
Of,:ioOitriias• fi ves; T.A.
dlOie TiV :and Spike.. -'peutlee:'eelebratid
. jßappe.e in&coateo, iltaileaboy, and, Danney't
..; .
Splendid?Shiritlition;,VeipierOeiLa Vic toria.
/Kr4metioro;rloi . Cibanl
°they- briads or .iiported .
together: ,i aissr Hayanna l
Spanieh , -Sada ro oft: 0'6 . 6 - 44,
m Ruled mei Weietia^ ll-1. 4f., Tabn c° °* .r . All'il(
whioli iholitibeeriber Ia pre - parid;io'isailf on lair
tonne iethwia who may ohobie;lo:givelikne'ir
'cell .)
Shim a few diiorii
.T1045S(.11: tin' JO Fill
tirp , i!hi!
stifis, 'Vo.;Le•ltoy. are'a
It k i t! de epliepreJ, , tin tl ,
plnces drill !Micro of die lame
)..
pilltrarelmnutOsettormetly but. the
avolitfiliatiral ones. are 'Sarpparillitand.:Wil4
Cherry, so united. that they net together'(' the one
through Its admixture witlrother substancer,".pu;
Wyk:gelid pfirging, while the other in strengtht
ening die iiyiteni.,; 1 , 11U3: those. pills are at' the
ifinie time 'tonic and, opening ;„ n.desideratu%
I,6kitid•dfigerly snaght for by,medical men, b(4
Ayer; Vtiftfrn didcovered. other ir,ordethey dq
the WOrk ofiXtMliredieinqs, and do, ; Imuch, heti:
ter. 2 tltutliny tWo' W We'kno of: fOr they remove)
mithingfromtyatim %Int
,the„kopnrittes, SO
that wkite. tkey kvirgetkeY glYenAthe.oo-40e9
they cause an► I . i ,to I 10*.d
no reaction. be. lie Roy's Pills linve a 7;roliqel'7
ul influence on the blond; 'they ;tot tiply, purl();
without weakoning,W, but they remove .al I unX.;
ious partielea from tlteckyle before it 11,v,onye:.
'titter Impossibility. tied into fluid, and thus make impure blond It
As there is no debilitation:,
therelbis
is no nausea or sickness attending. Jae
operations of Most excellent or inedieikk:
which never strai , ns or:tortures the iligestinfune,
tione,but causes them to wcalc in a perfectly net ;
ural manner( and honce pncliong,tak'eli Ann,. OP
not become pale and emaciatell,kati,ho.o.~,'
f( r while it is the property
.oftlie .flat.samipik:
united as it is will: nilicingredients,to-tqrnO
all that t--
is and impute, it is-. equally tft..:
`property ofthe Wild'Cherry to remit: MI that r
nntUralHitth sdirrid!; ant) hence a rebuilt state of.
•health IS the ct'aniiNetteill dfklleir trolled 00'4
• .
.„ •
For sale in Carlisle by lir. .1: I .ll7Fra, sole
Ink, and by Eaby and liisainger,in
geierd e box 25 ets. .
Carlini Feb..; 191 W. , ,
M'ALLMERIS..O NTMENT,
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• hati pow +r (O . Callse all external SORES;
- SeltOPlll:OUS — lrtfmorsi
P_OISONOOS .WOUNDS, to discharge their put•
' trld matters, and then heals them.
It is rightly termed- All-healing; for there is ;
! suereely • a disease, eiterditl or internal, thnt
will not benefit. Alfa - ye flied it for the last lour
teen years for all diseases of the ehest,.consump
tion and liver, involiving the utmost danger and
responsibility, and I declare before heaven and
nian, that not one single ease has it failed to ben.
ail when the patient sins within the reach of
mortal means. •
I have had physicians leerned in the profession.
I have had mtnasters oldie Gospel, Judges of the
'bench, Aldermen, •LsitryeFs, gentlemen of the
highest eruditioh, and multitudes H . the poor use
it in every variety of way and there 11/16 been but
one voise-r-one uutveasal voice---oaf .
Allister, your Ointment is GOOD.'
CONSUSI IiTION:—It can hardly be credited
that a salve can have any effect upon the lungs
Acated .alt...4hey_axe_Avitliimthe_system.--Ilut i if
placed upon the chest, it penetrates to the ho l gs
sdparates the poisonint:s.,partides thiti are Collbtl
Min them, pad expels them from the sy
ttem --
It is curing perinea of 06115,401 mi continually.
HEADAGIIF..---The salve has cured persons
of the headache of 19 year's stionling. and who
had it rcgular every week so that vomiting often
took.place.
Deafness and Ear Ache ure helped with like
success. •
IttICUMATISM,-It removes - almost imme.
diately the tollanantion sod swelling when the
pain ceases. Rita& the direction around the box.
COLD .FEE'r.---Consumption, Liier Com
plaint, pain in the ;.beet or side.fxllit.g oW °Ube
hair one or the other almay.s-mecompanies cold
feet. (This ointment is the true remedy.) It is
a sure sign of disea..e to have cold feet.
In Scrofula, old sores, ::Tysipelas, saltrheum,
liver entriplaint, sore e:es, mrtisy. sure threat,
bronchitis, broken or sore breast, piles, alt elievt
diseases such as asthma, oppressimis. pain—also,
-sore-lips i elpipped hands, tumors . , cutimeous trim •
nervous iliscas.es spa of the'spine, there is
do mediciuc new known us good.
.VC-1..L1) D.:--We hate rtheil crises dint
netuall3 -defied evert* thing known, as well as the
abtllls ol I 5 or thl doctors. One man told us he
had spent SSGLI !111 his children without any bene
fit, when a few boxes rir ointment cured limn,
lIALDNESS.4-lint ill reature the hair sooner
,than atiy.ot her thiog,
BURN:Y.—It is the best Wing i the world for
Borns. (item! the ilircsi ions mrou ill the box: -
WO RM S.--It sill di ire e% eel v •stige of them
as,
There Is probahly 110 medic:in (intim face
nti
theearth at olive so time and so w e in the expel
shot of ,V 01•1118.
CORN'S.--Decasional use of l le Ointment will
al wit)s keCII Curtis 11%1111 grOUIII.. People tired
troulded w ith diem if tam will use it.
MED
PILES.--Tbousaude are )ml3' . cured by tnia
Chattneilt. .
.JAMES MCA LUSTER & Co.
Sole prop' ietors of o a ~hare medidne.
CAUTION •r-No OINTMENT will he genii
ne unless the names of Junes McAllister or
names McAllister Sr. Co., are written pith in pen
upon every label.
Sold by Samuel Elliot', S. W. Havermiek nil •
Dr. ...l. Myers, in Car isle;.', & L. Wigs!, Me
chanicsburg; Singiser Cliureldown,llllll
John Diller, Newville.
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ASA FURTHER EVIDENCE
Thßt the principle of coring disco se•hy clean.-
iug tool purify leg the body. ht strictly in Recur
dance wills the laws n M e l t govern the nnimal
economy and if properly carried out b 3 the use
of
‘vßiGirr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Will cei minty result in the rompletr alralikon of
disease; we offer the lotion ing testimonials, From
persons of tho highest respectability in New Yam:
who have recent ly been cured of the most obsti
nate complaints, solely by the use of Wright's I 11.
(Halt Vegetable Pills attic North American Col
lege of Ileolth.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
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Da.Wst. WRIGHT :—Deny Sir,— A t your re
commeadation, 1 some time, since made trial of
Wright's Indian Vegetable l'ills, of the Not th
American College-of Health, and can censcienti
onsly assert that.. for .Purifving the blood and men.
muting the, system, I have received.more benvfit
trout their use than froth any other medicine it has
heretoTorelicen my geed fortnne to meet with.
- 1 um, deer sit, with many. thittilts,_rsturphtiged .
friend, CHARLES M. TA'I'L",
' No. GO Ilammersly street, New York.
t ro fr i.ll."anc l ivin g , N. I'.
Stn,—U'lliicO, been afflicted for..apverni
yenriewlth iiiii•ard, yeskuess
accompanied at times with pain in the side and '
oilier distressing: complaints. having tried ,
various medicines fi3liiiiit.'.effeet, 1 wis persuaded
..b) a 'friend tit make trinl - 61' Dr. Weight's
:Vegetable Vills,Avideli•l am htipPY, to s ate have
relieved me in a most wonilei•ilil manner. I have
used 'yet , litit.a short time, and
!laic no doubt, by uperseverencesin the use of the
medicilln according to direct intis,,tluitil :nhull in a
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