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jaftlitiftlo'initte;ciniiiiiii:o747 , :. •
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• in a incrindiktiOn,,
partirii itottiltntrentp,.... • r •
R 6 l4•! a 9!'°! , ;••
V. ' •
;;Engilst' cipPrells'd' le Vintner' anima. bentate..,,ttin
• 4 .
Bier
Viii...and "Taken iclikeekiz foretell:l . 4ot- Itnrie;Jiatin •
fled • . •.' 'I,: • :
Vet do no not ,call , herairiitched-ifbr In ancentsiorn
,:••• ••• • ~-,
itch
alfilienotinnitog 'veOrile
.ate•,.;••
noVb l3 l , o l i rtm.tOrg. . • ~
noon Mear,eay.good-byej • -.'..
•y. • ilut,lnotturri'We.ntnitt'lneet'illitill • • '
•' • ' " hdineon high.
- 011, moitini*sit'y'ou know yoti veld
Bw.ao.;.btoltter!e jivlng there—
it.uttititAt*ti, ingot now,, . .
't""' • '
"lii**lllkruiriniii • iirhih - lenine; mother,
' 4111'104 trio' by the Mani . ;
together
ItfytindeipeacePolland; ^ • -
• , ':Aria;niiiiher; Vahan
. wcar' bright winge—
:•i?itties t • • . • •
.
biSnire Ood , igolden 'throne, •
I'll kneel and-pa:air l r you
ME
. . . ,
, heed, mother,
Latite4totoveti Ito' gentlo'ioneb.=
.I.Tte itettror.ici me OOrr. ,
Oh, mother, do no; *dap for me,
• I'm not affald td die;
Your lip 4'gr! 3 r)bling, and T ne,,,
Ttie taffy 'ait:kftciur eye:
eliaterlairn-ryohr,ear, menet—
My voice le groklpit weak;
- :You - aro ',Taping yet--I felt a - tear;: -. .
'.suet fallltpiit'iny cheek( • •
- Illy.eygegrowAhn:tandobl : l bear `?
:weer - male:hum the - . •
• • It le' tor rne . ,-tint
Illother—icicid-bye---good-bye
And llliettie"last'ioff beam of light, that fades at
"iltlie of dak;
passetrinit
earth tivriys
• ,
but icsture clad, with . radiant - face.
be,§ttin
iiongg kik loie'•(!nd praise with bright
- 'I./shed:l(mgal .
; .PARTICULAR Paoympicss.—The doc
tritie Of - particular Providele, ib a 'doc
trine fraught with the greatest consolation
•
df mankind, wile are born to - Sorrow.—
Not only - is - it, that,nuthing can happen but what God• enjoins. The notion of
• God should not be,, that lie has lit up the
sun, and given the winds power to roam
through 'the world, but rather that his
glance - is in every beam, and his breath
in every breeze. The idea should not
be entertained, that after having gixen
, life to meni - God concerns himself no
.more with his creatures; but,rather that
through his special interference is it that
breath follotta, breath; pulse succeeds
_ pulse; so that in every trouble and in every
joy—in every hope which rises to cheer,
and in • every doubt which darkens; k§e
hand of God may be discetned preducing
'out - of - •a thousand seeming ills,•and:thou
sand apparent discrepancies,- not only a
general but_attindividual good.-
---And-licnv-much-of-consolation-is-there
to a heart when dee I • stricken with
sorrow, to .e a Ile to feel that all afflictions
nre sent'fora wise purpose, and that there
is a bright kingdom hereafter,where pain
shall have no entrance !
DEATII.—Death is a mystery. We
-know that we shall ere long close our
eyis on all sublunary objects, but the
time and manner of our death cannot
foresee. Here one falls in his' full,
strength, while another has been languish
ing for years. The aged are passed by,
and the turf is upheaved for the young
and the beautiful. Our neighbor falleth
by our side; just'as we learned to apreci
ate his, worth. A • friend sinks in our
arms, as , WeAake him' to our Yet
these instances of mortality.fail to leave
suitable impressions -on our tnind.
We follow our friends to the grave, and
turn as anxious as ever to engage in the
business and turmoil of life. To-morrow
we forget the pleasant smile and cheer
ful' voice,-and, put far .away frOm our
minds the thought of our own mortality.
Thus We: are blinded; but little as we
dwell upon it, the diy approaches when
our voices will be hushed, our eye closed,
,•rtilut our lipti`refUse,le'do their office.—
Blessed- ..shall tve,be, - Xvin,,livefor an
-
Other World; by elierishing right feelings
of heart, and living void of offenee 'before'
GredAr4 tria92;?gm
. T.111f1P.111LTX;TIII YORLD HATES. -It
Is not true:thr4-441e world hates piety.—
The Medeet and - unobtrusive piety which
tlin.l s hejiit:-.liith all time charities,-
Andl.niakes . n pan gentle lO others and se=
vero object of universal
tov,g,arid,v*tation; * B it mankiiiithate
—.the hisi of pow n i,w , hen it is veiled under
the - garb 61' , IiitttyetheYNitte canting. and_
113tioorTy;t: - they,. 'hate vertittersand
quacks in plain- thedo not chOoseio
nutqltep, they' loVe to-'tear' folly and im
pudence from the altar, which shotild mi
-Ibe Sauctuaryfor r the wretched and
§Tsit4;
."•s l,4 oiukiharland and Pegg Hotel.:'
• acrtbe deaires to in•
"faint nia , friinai and the travelling
• •
public:thane has nEmbvsn from the
known as Weibly'ir Hotel.,
.: 1,10 inn 'pains' noise- recently,. occupied Johh
'Ciiininan;on nroith Hanover street; near t o pub-.
lie sqldre..,When be will be,glad to see is old
- scquamtancee-front ind'Cumberland, and
tietit:Ones"Ba` poosible.: His house is large
.andin.good order;'containing,a sufficient nanber .
of Avell.furniehed .thainbera and every., other In.
edit)? for thelnost 'comfortable accommodation of,
travellers and boardere.,lFlffis table will-be sup
: plied . with the cheicest dilicuCies of the markets,
and hie net:sank tner,nest;of. There is
c, ; .,..commedtoiti,eliititbfing attachod tp 'the netiecond
always' be, in attendance.—
,„01, mipeettully.intilte( a call frAntj'trakell.erit end
VvO etlire ol3 44o4of 1014,1tbiliti to wire satisfaction
' ,:4o ''' , ' ,. '"f.' l7 , d- sAiiii4l44E;Sohool., ' .' " '
L.144+•-!'et,...4 - 11 „, , .„ , , -
-,IWit t 7III4CLIN. 4 STOITCH`respect ,
-42' — ' , --= - F/Uilzkrort,Ax',ll3e citizens Of Cal . liile ) that
" -we will ow4,OIIII3IIOOI:tfor.DAAVINGon Thitre- •
4 .
il z , r'' vas :h et privrAml,R9B 4 faoh-,
pAel 1 0 4 1 1 11 $ 94 t !orlul, f r ', lm ;
• ~' 4
, - '"', ifbf tigtiojtitit; uyedaye itnd Saturdays;
_ ,fro loAlitqlrfer fottli,,olo, pid,f_rplAP ttlo Cg 4 t
P Orl•enlillMe 1 3. 1 • 1 • 1 . luMnr . M4O994A in; ins
4 -I.l4iril,atory" of , Mt_ lr ylibr C1191‘1)(C •
r, Pi Nortli,
:,'ZlTAttflet 1111 00tilT rite lissom; vein wen de-'
' sired
•Mr.' 803#/ktiu!Alt peen id loioteei fie
sel.'. , • : , ',l' , -
~ e} .', meT2'?. ,
' l . ' ' ' "' 1 14 5 611111403 riiiihnioo`.. ?
t:' ,- s r :A: well sefeete4 me Opt qf the iire t tworpoo ng
-'
"1t thle oelobratPAiketnlntg w l ikg 4 i , b e'
,enniveratedgierfoloOtriWil#fm esiviF,cum*no,
Almeeheilnr ffratm o irllltery s having
soap;
i x
vi„,- , ialfilieltlego,l64Cologpeolillefele 014 Ilifebame
ti toifil„lhallyeiArneedletifor. chapped , hande,
'"'.• , itit(ten4 iWertlelofbetheleetN,Roep,,Tiaoth
0,,1 e iiroilillrAW liin i efiiilit'hePis 1 1' 3 17 1 ,'d
St the: ,iieitßei,ele,,,tlStoJe 0f,,‘ ,,, i41. -, „
c. ,
ertrltlv.. , ,il",X A ~ ,, ,., - ,,,l lICIV II F11,EM11 4 1'q,::),,,„
' ‘ , Ciirgmfitpoikssw: , ;t ‘... , ' ; ;;, , , , ,; , , , t , .. i'
,„;,, ~!,,,,,;,. - ' - ..ll, :: : ' ' ''* :' ' ,'.•' •'-'• • , Y••: •'- ' -•
. ' • o' '
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IffiWtik
P ingt*Pq
U 0 . 11 9/nalCSagartri r
ISSBS SEW al-WHYTE .Principalik
r•Aillhetbranotteeccenoriseil in a; thorough ,
Eogbeh`Mintilici;l4ll-tie . iseiheiii Inititutioni,
tOgither*th the Freochltnittuago; . Mosilt W
esting inetrowietinel; emi-Dtow,ing. ••, - , •••7irv 2 •:,-1
• :Atringinnenli haVolyeen shade. to etecomMe l
ifittri a limiEei strailier.of , pupils from iCiiiiitenee:
They,Mll , be: eanatantly , under 4 the eare.Of the
Principal atid'herliseistanti.who wiltgiva gym
intention to:thOsieritalrmoml and-physical (in
cation of those entruittedjto:their:c.are.:t.,''
Folgetesienitif.Five"filentlisfthe first
.comment=:
'cing - on the , liit'Of ltjay,;--the second on thelet
of November, payable one, half in
For hoarding,' lodging, washing, , light
tied' fuel, per term, - • • -
Tuition thejuienile"Departirieitt,' •
Comprising'iiithographY,'loading, Writ
ing and ianthmtitic, (firer *vision).
Tuition in the Printery ; Clais,compri
sing arithmetic,
.'gelogratilty,'
grammar,, historyand Nat: Fhilosophy, $9, 00
Tuition. in Jun ior. comprising •
algebra; geometry, Atari:money; botanyi-"
rhetoricland natural .philotophy,(at large) $ll 00
• Tuition in thelemcir Class, co,mpne.
ing chernist7, physiology, 'elements
logic, mentalmoral matinee; :$l3 00
IllOrthograiih & y,,readinge penmanship,
grainmar, eorriposition and scripture his ,
tory will be attended, t&by all the kindle;
Tuition finitude, and.use of Finn°, ' Xl5 00
" • drawing, • • $lO 00
_ _:B. Mco -0
jtatattneßev.-Igensio. A: Sharp.
Carlton,- F.:-.Braideitbaugh,..":Wise,-73ithri Kik
bourn, Principal of. Mitle'Acaderny,--Mise Sa
rah PI-Floater; Principal. of Washington Female
Seininere.
The undersigned Committee, entrusted with
the direction of the Newville Female Seminary,
take pleasure im bearing testimony-to the:emil
rent qualifiCations of the. Misses BELL and
Witirts,:as teachers and-guidecof young; ladies.
They are gradtiates of the Washington ;Female
Seminary, and have the best recommendations
from Mies SARAH lt. . FOSTER, the Pridelpaluf
that institution. Wefierconfident that .parents
entrusting young ladies to their .care, may feel
assured that their physical, intellectual and moral
education will be faithfully attendedto.
• JOSEPH HANNON,
• ~, SCOTT-COYLE,---H--
I. BARR,
DAVID STERRETT,
ALEX. SHARP,
Nevrville, April 12, 1848. Truatees
Plainfield Classical Academy,
(POUR MILES WEST OF CARLISLE.)
FOURTH SESSION
T N. Fourth Session will commence on MO N
DAY, May Ist, 1848. The number of mu
.deutsialimited,quid they are.carefully prepared
for College, counting house. &c., &c.
The situation precludes the
. possibility of stu
dents associating with the vicious or depraved,
being remote from town or village, though easily
accessible by State Road or Cumberland Valley
Railroad, both of which pass through lands et
ached to the institution.
TERMS.
.Boarding, washing, tuition, &c, (per sea.) $59 00
Latin or Greek 5 00
Instrumental Music ' . 10 00
French or German ' 5 00
Circulars withreferences, &c. furnished by
apr 5 R. K. BURNS,
. .
•
SHEPHERD'S' SARS - APABILLA .
For , the Permanent Cate Of all Diseases arising
from,an Impure state of the Blood.
HIS Medidineoperatesporticularly upon
the Blood, and cures disease without
vomiting or pelting. It never fails to cure
the most orfst mate CllBOB of. Rheumatism, Die
eases of' the ImegsiCotighe; Colds, Bronchi
tis, White Swelling, Scrofula, Ulcers and
Soros of long standing.
It is cheaper than , any other medicine in
ace, there being 32 doses in each bottlo, which
costa only 75 cents,-and to those using it tic
cordiu to diteotion one bottle will last 10
days. . Certificates are pouring in front all
parts of the country attesting the 'virtue of
this medicine in oases of long standing, which
have been given up by physicians as hope
roes and beyond the roach of medicine to
cure.
WHO.OPING.CgtiGII, dlitherdle Same.
.pargla never &Bete cure.
coNsumrrioN, cured byllus use of Shep
herds Saracko;rilla,
The following is from a goutleman.of re
.spootahlo standing in Balfimore,who was . or.
feotuallyleurod of,.tbat dreadful diens°, von
gumption— by cl. few holden of §hopherd's
Sareapaiilla. • - • . •
• ••• • Baltimore; Aug. 29; 1847
This is to 'eertify.thaal,-was 'fast sinking
undoraym ptoms Consumption of the Lungs,
until I was'reeomiimnded-to try Shepharirs
Sarsaparilla, which fortunately I did and am
under the strongest conviction that it saved,
my life. I am now, rapidly recovering and
.hope•in a short iimafto be restored . to perfect
health, and under no consideratiou wriuld I be
withoUt the medicine. .
DAVIDRICKETTE{,
.N0..23, Hill street;
Shephapre,Vcirmifige 'Or Worm
Destroyer - • -
We challentitlie r Warld to predube a mudit
eine" better adapted tatthe barpolsio&bewerriii
frorn the'hutuiss body than" Shepherd's
• foie., It hal be.So sisbd by' thotissolsk With
entire eatlafkati on.. It' Jute this' advantage of
Most other, ,Virrnifisgrs, ask never sidkene the
ppreon using it. It baa ,cured children„ that
have been subject to fits for year. , and: that , 1:
had boon given op by physicians Perenti arid
friends. . It should always be used as i purge;
tire' fur children, ailtstrengtheua :'them, and ”
at the: Same time
,carriesibif the coarser 'par- :
tidos of ;hod: and'worms, , if they are troubled
With therm .
:The following 'cartifiente has. te e n', hisluled"
tn'us 'by ssiAge. Koons, of litiaorne.bonniy,
speakis for itself' '."
." • - "Town• Hill; Pa, - Jan 20,•1847.
Jinni Enorre, Esq. ' . •
'please send me tiot;..
tlesmoro of Sheplierd'e Vernilfoge." The three,
bottles purchased of you a short time ego have
been Assed,.. i witht_the_happleat _affects. They
were "even 'to • one
cosi G 5 worma.Were , expelled.inariathei-D34,
and in ;this, last 67.* ,anslous to , givb the
'fisTiifirlyfirthilythelie" ISCEUrlifthlsr medicine;
andlberefere Oder err above: ..Thiels decid
edly:OM best-artiele for destroying worms that
has ever, been In' shill' Part isf,'the'countiv;" I
iiavti Orricles:.Rialcer's, Illeithik'si and
'5lllleN, but.without any, geed
Yours, with esteem,
.
' • . SAMUEL SEYDER:
Gbeplierd'A . ElararsParill'i ,04.YPTI/fhile ere
skle • the' ibildWing rearreetablemer:
tosta c tif CtistikasliO'benntY, - Pk, and by Dr.
ni a.ti'Pherien; !ISM : 46OM" •
O.II,4IITNER; Johti;FtilWifer;
filhiPpanisbare-,John Robert
B LtscheY:Dlozo
eraillisr*lDOsrteco,r Plainfield; Dew
fapA ar, , Eingonstr:
tairsit`Nni: - "Messiblq (.1; 4
az rvii 6 .1. 11 40011 1 1+ — 7lu
6r40WN.010,7-.. iiiiiivio„ - aittlit.,pliya e,an
iron% li,no;Teexetinaap icdizetiaaattcara
' ::.‘.'77, 1 1-77 ' 1 i664ll:l4ilf:WasateltapatikatiteXtte't )It.'
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'4'hiffhiaNnarinjel,..at;tha' 1440 ,o i;Vitilia e mi;6 6 ,. foe 001,4 ahvagai4filka fl u , 1 ,
“..,92,1,1015:1 ariticylebid .-. .:,, on !tts,, , no : 10 6. or kFiloppit,,tnn9ttrtAio+ll...
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moppoltbaltkP ~ f . i . il l 'A ‘ , 4 , , ,;d• I'' • ,iip a ..bitt :0, 4171; .--P(3,,'''',.,:
yAriboniPletep' e r'POD'A i f o iy . tts k pi • fi v r-4.ok,v.Ntitifti.. Jss,tvi,i4,loHVOzwt).4.
.t 0 If; AT ...;A, ",',.,,
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c'i i k:e`r.4,A4C•rAt et'''; l7 ¢kl e '"-.'::"..C,Y , A:,4';'^:•%. ' . 1 . -.. . 41 %: .% •-.‘"
I ,' i
5 1 41i1 t
• . ; , • -' •
;tanWlhmr. , 114 4 UPPIALS 'Or GOODS! .
°sires to4olll . 4tM4terlienlah' attention Orrain
it leasind .I'llsyetAttesttchle'replenisthed tresortes!
"Of 'MMUS iiidli4BDClNES,whi oh Inifelmen
inirahetted at=the best houses
may he retieitutintiTor freshnesti and
Added to these will' beTotind , "smeiltiFeilicik'nf
PAINTS, OILS] DIIE-STlMOSF, , Varnishise,
.41Blass,Icts. Ike,, all of Whiailte- will mesonsßile
et theAest quality andnt the . iverirlowestlrrieel4'
has' made. many additionit toaNu ` sld'c `'of
lICIDIES, beside' securing it ire* apppli•istall the
'TeXt/Books3listories, ReadetaiUxicon'S;Wri',
I,ing'Alotoks,"B443,"new in me in. College sad our
nsbliesishook4wliteli ho4lit diakuleof entering
lolled to the olreamitanneanf • ‘.' `,', •
•the Stock'td7PANCY,ARTICLBS embra`eek
and eifensive collection Wh{ih'it would be
impossible:to enumerate; - bilenotiMilainettifiny
novelties Which cannot fail to strike' the, eyeand
please the" &Ste, such as tidies and Centlewien's
Cefiery, Geld and Sliver 'Pens - 104
.l'el4cils; [fair
Tooth and _Clothes Brusheii,::
selle'erioh extensive vartettee...Panny.lnitie,
Shaving - Cream, Card Carel," Pcsket , "Pistois,
PoOliet Immo, Bto.
" Also, a new supply of Cernelowa-elegant.
'LARD LAMPS, togther witb:Sperin,tind Mould.
`Candles, Basket, , Musical I nalcunent - SiOtiliiel .
its, Childreit's Toys, Mot Oloiti,'Snid: other.
elms In the variety line, which.:,sittly:a cenatitit
supply of fresh-FRUITS,-nut, , aqd!Ccinfentiopery
;of _the richest quality, make a_ arge; and- Splendid
stook to which - heleonfideittlpiiiites the allention
andiatronage of his townemr.countryfrienda, at
'the old : atand in North Ifainiver sti.'eet, nearly op.'
.vosite the Carlisle Bank. ". ' , • ,
S. Wi..Hf.IYEASTICK.
.
December 1. 1847.
e 6 00
••, - .
MIALLISTERS OINTMENT . •
IT has power to cattle alt eiteintil:SOßES;
'SCROFULOUS humore 'BAIN DISVASh.:S,
POISONOUS WOUNDS ; - todtsehergethelijit
trld matters, and then heids'thettn;; , ..-' '
, .
1t is rightlyttermsd _ AIW calirig ; fiiitliera-is
'scarcely a disease, external or internal.,:ihat
will not benefit:. I have used tufo' , theJastlaur
teen years for all diseases of the cheat; coniuinp,
tion and liver, involving the-utmobt danger and
responsibility - , and I declare tinforeilienvon and
tnani.thatuoLone-singlie-has-itcasiled-hAen
efit when the patient was within the.reach of
•innrtnl means. •
hive hadphysitinue learned in the profession.
I lia've bad ministers of the Gospel,dedges of the
bench, Aldermen, Lawyers, gentlemen. of. - the.
highest erudition, and multitudes rf the•poor use
it in every variety of way and there has been hut
one voice-v*olle univeasal velee,--saying,
-Allister ; your Qlntment is GOOD.'' ••
hardly . he credited
that a salve can have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the system. But, if
placed upon the eltest r tt penetrates to the lungs
sdparaten the poisonous particles that lire consu
ming them, and expels them from the system.--
It is curing persons of Consumption continually.
HEADACHE.---The salve has cured persons
of the headache of 12 year's standing, and who
had it rzgular every week so - that vomiting often
took place. • ' • -
Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like
'success. •
RHEUMATISAL--It removes almost imme
diately the intimation and swelling when• the
pain ceases. Read the direction around the box.
COLD FEET.—Consumption, Llier Com
plaint, pain in the sbcst or side. filling.olf of the
hair one- or the other always accompanies - Cold
feet. (This ointment lithe true remedy.) . It ie
a sure sign of disease to have•cold feet.
In scrofula, old sores, erysipelas, saltriteum,
liver complaint, sore egos,quinsy., sore throat,
bronchitis, broken or sore neast, piles, all chest
diseases such as asthma, oppressions, painmalso,
sore lips, chapped hands, tumors,cutaneous trup•
Lions, nervou,s.diseases and of the spine, there is
no medicine now known as good.
- SC k LEI HEAD.Are - have Liked - that
actually defied every thing known, as well as the
ability_ oils or '2O doctors. One-man told us lie
hiaipenrssl3oon his children Without any bene-.
fit, when a few boxes of ointment cureil.them:
BALUNESS.--It will restore sooner
than any other thing.
RURNS.‘-lt is the best 'thing in the world far
Bnrns. (Read the directidlis around the box.
WORNIS.--It will drive every vestige of them
away.
There is probably no medicine °nth° face of
the earth at once so sure and so safe in the expul
sion of worms.
CORNS.—Occasional use of the Ointment will
always keep corns from growing. People need
never be troubied with them if the, will use It.
PILES.--Thousands are yearly cured. by tnis
Ointment.
. JAMES . MCALLISTER & Co.
Sole proprietors of the above medicine.
CAUTION —No OINTMENT will be genu
ne unless the names of James McAllister or
names McAllister bt Co,, are written with a pen
upon every label. •
'Sold by Samuel Elliot, S. W. Unverstick and
Dr..I.J. Myers, in Carlisle; .1, & L. Reigel, Me
chanicsburg; Singiser & Panl, Churchtown, and
John Diller, Newville.
Rahways medicated Soap.
irrGIIEAT EXCITEMENT tN PITTSBURG !—Onr
agent of this place writes of a mysterious incident
which occurred in that place, in relatien to an ex•
cellent young lady, but who. unfortunately pos.
sassed a very repulsive complexion. -Her face,was
covered with pimples,- blotches, pustules.—her
skin dark and yellow, eracked.and chapped—her
lips in cold weather would become sore and bleed:
She had, however, 'seVeref . good traits, one of
which was to reed the, newepapers. One mern.•
ing as she was lookingover the columns of the
;Dispatch, she saw in large letters the words SAD.
fIVAV'S CHINESE MEDICATED SOAP'! Asa sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes, with a dime•
tion for all ladies towed the papers I ,Now mark
the, advantage. On Sunday morning she took
,her place ,as usual, among the cbortsters,. and
.to the utter surprise of her fellew-songtiters„pre•
seated a complexion as fair as ally, and beauti
ful as the moat admired belle of the, town.-- .
Strange wondering and much 'excitement was
exhibited by the busy crowd;-and nothing abort
of an explanation of how this sudden trans - farina.
Lion from ugliness to beauty was attained, would
answer. The lady, liktrall her sex, full of.gen.
tlenete and kindness, explained thwcause, end to
the great, grand and benefioitti , deem of t Rad.
,way re Medicated Chinese . Soap; which had
been using for two weeks, was awarded the full
approhation of the peotile, as the "restorer of lost
beauty." ^ 'Our agent concludes thus="Sinto
the abovelaa become known, 'bele: had wpep
feccrush.fcir Rahway's Seep."
t' Ladies and gentlemen, if yotimish tßah:
eiay's - Soap in all its ipurlt , call on
1' feb J.'&
111//I*# ,Wltlailrrs SOOTHING' Sitltyrkoll3
• - _ CHILDREN TEETHING. :
.. A LI...MOTHERS having children offilited
with any,';iif f thoinfdle,eascs incident to the
1414,1;qt infailef,aucli - aibeslinytilsiona,spaani - 0,•4
I/10 -.I;rOUP) oPlanyou ;Li.ii i lCtlone, disordered,
ttninafily unit' looseripea ii , howeles, should.
noie,ri wltlinut„thla , ih aillble„intnedy that
eat PllnfialEtilitlitqfpiplitepditihpikbove-dioh
aseal,,Ntiraerotirl teietlliOn 011,i111...be given
fs
provoltameries; but hotett. •
'toSold by S.'S F.L107 1
March 3. 1847.
t
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It 1 1 8 Pt an
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a ! 1- iu a ICJ a .
ainsiitlng 0f..•
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tiginit , td r iv
ti of,
'4" - r•eZ z. ' ,
; M•Otr,o
4/444cht Ph
- 4"'
krting — O*ll, : ct_
CeOLOES, to match th*si,
es and Mantillaai our:oven . rhantificture)
a first. rate tftworettiont;Of , t:bei best Aitiality.. for
sale at the iciorostsasti l .parbl;F,l;
Erjedo andi ingStorpilftw.4.7:,Si
Second, street, 000 4 blrolrlati rhdeolegida.F-.
Togetber wit% togtibte-,,iresottotornml,filrEEL
pooDs, : i.rungl e ' lifillts,i:farni, , •Hatr4traiditand
Coda
t on Aim,* , '
;11Porobatiebrinilievitad_to bey.will.tild
tt thine interest to,dowo, goode
aOId'CITEAP
.•
PerOVßOlthlaWlVOoii'
Potwar ngand Genera °earn salon 21 erehantei
No. 41 - North IVAarNiee;',Ond 83,N.
, - 4
:PLAS'itR arl - '.EALT gqnstantiroti
hand; for: sale atsthe-loweat-markec titee.
I..iberal advances made 'on Produce.
Refer tre..l. • .
DCTILHI? ittiMPHREYSI:
PRANICLIN,PIATT.VCO Phited . 'n.
AEA, BUNKER-dn CO.
3. W, R . T.,R11, - HarriebUrgi`
tifir ,
. . :
- oMlEGlEteran“lumfiWifff). - '
. .
AC C. 130KE.a. 6r...... CO., .Nti. 141; Nort4.
1 1 4 . •• Howartratieei, bet Ween. Fayette endtek,
ingtbh streets; .Baltimore, invite' th ' e'attention;Of
I Country 'Merchants and•piirchtleerirgenetiqy;:tir
their-"large-and;-well .assoited .stock or — onmc, -
Vratits and. QtrthaflS
-317ARE,.whielt they^ Offe[ f or
1 agile' at th'etvery.lowest-Inarkeeprices.: , Country ,
i
' , Merchants will consult. their nterettf:by:a , cell
before purchasing' elseishere:!' ~,, ~-. ..i•itpralt
~...,
. -
O
grninellitillinettroode':-
JOHN g.TpoNE-A,. , ,,50N5,,:-1 4 1potteis
dealeill Siliii,''Ribfroita and 'Millinery
Goode, No. 54 tient h,Se cdnd
"have .received by late arriVale'frorriFrance,(tliief
,ly'of their own importation) a ,new . end,very ritit
assortment of SPRING 1411,LTNilt , t000na;tolwhica
I they will constantly kernakingfidditions. :They
Lhave-now-in-stare .
' Silks for easing bonneni, of ltlipicce.
Fancy bonnet and dip ribbMis, a beaullfd tt ,
sortment.
Plain Mantua and Ratan_ ribbons, all widths
French-' - end' - American artiliciat,floWernlitt
-great-variety • . h-
Paris chip Hata, ' •
Crapes, trope Lista' •
Fancy hottest' nd cap Net*,
Trimming laces, fano trimMings.
• Iluckratne. willow, crowing, tips, Ikc.
And ell articles needed for the Millinery trade,
Ms The attention of Merchants and Milliners
visitiag the city Joparticularly.requested to our
stock, as it will be found farmore extensive than
that of any ofher house in our line, and the prices
more moderate. ' mar 22.3 t
Steam Refined Sugar Candies
Cheapest in the World !-121 Cents per
pound, Wholesale.
JJ. RICHARDSON, No. 42 Market et.,
a Philadelphia. lakes pleasure in informing
the that he still continues to sell his vary
Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low price
of 812.50 per 100 pounds, and-the quality is equal
to any manufaeinred in thi United States.
He also offers all kinds of, goods in' he Confec
tionery and Fruit line at corresponding low pri:
ces, as quick sales and small Profits are the order
of the day.
Call or send your orders, and you, cannot- fail
to be ,satisfied. Don't • forget the number, 42
Mettiter. STIIEET, Philadelphia. , thl
Spring rashion — of Bats
At the great central chetip Hat and Cap Store
. No. 284• Market street, south side, above
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
11'111E subscriber takes this method to return
IL his thanks to the people of the county of
Cumberland . , for the very liberal share of patron
age which .they'have extended towards him for
lust few months, arid would call their attention
to the fact that he has now introduced his srairta
FASHION OP OENTLEMEN'g HATS; which for beauty,
neatness and durability, cannot be excelled by
any other establishment in this city. --- This stock
comprises the Beaver, Nutria, Brush, Russia,
Silk and Mole Skin Hats of all styles end' quail.
ties, together With a very large .assortment of
Cloth, Velvet, Plush, Fur and Glazed Caps—
. Merchants lid , others are respectfully
invited to exti ute' stock, which . fhey, will'
find it to their advantagg to do, beforopUrthasing,
as,jt is his iletermipatiP; having adopted 'the
of
sepingforesstronly, to sell at the lowest
JOHN FASEIRA,
284 Market et. south aide, above Eighth.
mar 22
Iron Commissior Warehouse.,
No. 109 North Water street, arid No. 54 Nortl
Whoryes,lPhiladephia.
THE undersigned still continue the Commis
sion business, for the sale of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acqUhintance with dealers and Consumers
of Iron, throughout the country, has enabled us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad
vantages to (mi) our correspondents, equal to
any other house.'
mar 22-6nt ORRICK. & CAMPBELL.
printing Types
WILL be sold at- MIUCE'S Ist: Y. TYPE
FOUNDRYi after March 15111, 1848, at the fol
lowing very low prices, for approved six months
notes :
ROMAN. TITLE, &C. SHADED &C
pica'per lb. 30 cis. 52 cta. ,90 Cis.
Small Pica 32 56 95_
Long Primer 34 60 100
Bourgeois , 37.' - 108
Brewer . 41 74.•..,.'
Minion • 84 ' 132 '
Nonpareil --' '5B :100 150
Agate - • 'lOB 160 220 '
The above pricesoin consequence of increased
facilities for manufacturing, arc .much. reduced
Bent hither falls's. A . liberal discount fir cash in
hand •ot the date of the Inyoice. (•••, , - • •
Proem% -Chaties;'Criees, Wo.naiTVee Inic k tre )
furnished: ht the 'lowest trianufacturers' prldeo(
either Tor - • • - -
-• '0ur , 0Pe.94 0 90 899 1 4 f0r,.1848, ia how 'ready
for djafribithon..to Printen k who will send for it,
and cornainsniny'ne!i articles tlia( . we'har . a net
ver,before, exhibited, such tie Writing Flo urishes,
Ornamonte, Ornamental .Fonts, .15re. of ',.which
we. hain simpleltpck - s fax„rlic prempkexecation
pr °Mere. . t
' ..114rTni , aide stivend•geod secede-bend
der and Platen. Power. Presses, Standing ?nis
ei, Hand:Printing Presses. ,• , • -
„..
GEORG?. 1112.110E,fi CO.'
19 Chop bare Y
"apr.s'
11, J. . AZ., Rowe,.
• gROOM VOtobtll-IYARE
. store,. No., 63 Notdr•Third strie,i;,One door
riboireArch, east side,•,Philadelphia, matitifictur;'
'era •and wholesale`doalers in 41 kinds of Broma,‘
Brushes, Bueltiii;•. , Mitre Ware, Willow and
French Baskets. Shoe and.Wall,Br,ushes,,perubs,
• DOsters; Bleeking;:,Etuite,ih-mide Wood—
eh-Wire 'Of ‘Oyory., deserip,tion, dr.o,.at, the
lowest rarket - pnues ! ,.' '
„. • ,
To Purchasers of Iron auk Steel .,
rip HE Subscribers, Importers And ,Dealers .
rornign4pd - ArnoripurrAraitilieg leave:
to cull the attentliiii of piirChasers of IRON and
STEEL,,; to , the now iissertment ?eif SWOde
tiorafegianOtibledird
they,noW ; hied arnijitOhOnstarttli re.
d ring ; tkP/n:;urePe dire9tt , , Ai a. Aegericpn.
oni nOnsiciintif 'Hoot). BiAodi
- otoit'Ametidoo ; Shootaroo;
Smell' Rounds an TEWATirlruWeamT 3 46the
and -tspwirjis Flue
,IrOnl., .1711 - oroo- ,
ihoti and IV ROOS; Azle 'lrbil, 4irrioue
LodproOtiiii;Tiro"-nn4
)3di't,3,ltoohlroW,,liest-,opti4o. S wfrodii4ioni
ciai4iSq4, l3 hcorStealLstßl 'Whiatt,tiey
•cditit e at: ihk:llClVVET , t`rstea l Tat Oulli 01 - at
ttpOtofed .roi.otetwei•eand to
which thiy
,liivlto,thOttention Of , puriqoulpili
beforeleoleoloblog '
'eikod Sit orni.Xtoo tetetVOcl'',iitt (1(44 !
an' 1001 11 14 .310 i! *1111110 , inildii; ,
Stiotli1O01,10,;
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4-114".
Dr„;Keteher l oi.Tanaceastw , .......,•:y
the removal end permanent; cure oft a I
'diseaseAf ariaing from . an impure stets Of' the.
‘l3looditrul hebit - of die '
Chronic diseesdia,if lhe;Cirest,yleUrisk,,BrOn
f..,,thithr,cotitanlii;elO.' Sercifrild:, 141W:forms;
Tetter Seslikheadi,cutaneddli tiffectimisof the
..,: • face and extfernities„ - clin i t4R,lntiariatiem;
A Ilepatetie; ehropierderenamts - ef t.be;.loints,
'White Swellings,, , --gyphilitio4frectionit,67Con4
stittaionitldisorders,.ansingfromdebilitYMer'-
_-citrittl antlAcrealitary;predopoaitioss.
ittrln oveiyehange:that islakitfirplace imihe
body; it is manifest,Mat ;iris 'brought. , about by
something having a substentiVe existonce. , ",lfwe
'suppose the organs of our body originally perfect,
hey must tontnine-PerfecVunlessehanged:bykthe
'ntervention 'itf something that bears an' anheal.
thy relationMit. cases tni 'dinette ,e,thele
must be the interponitiort,Of some:new ingredient
hieh by playin'g its part as a CatieeVsetvid - to .
w
modify-the-properties-befcirdiednifeetedliiithlhe
bbty. It isnbsurd to.talkef spontaneous.disease
taking-place ui organs previously healthy; with
outMe interposition of some morbific agent ; as
well might we expect a piece of chalk to transfer
itself spontaneously into Plaster of Paris; without
the aid of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
prior cause which must be . romoved. thro' the
_agsncy_o,f_thelllood- -For-this purpose there is
no remedy . superior to the Penacpa.. In evidence
the following is submitted, to the !White
- Philadelphia, June 7,1847.
Having been apprised of tho nature of the Pan.'
•acea ; it a ff ords me muck pleasure to be able to
recommend.. it as -a..valttahte-MMUdY-fet-all-those
chronie, constitutional and glandular 'dlr?eAses, ro
which it ie especially adapted.. ',To those who are
afflicted, `,and require. Medicine — as ln alterative,
Ihey .cannot . ; obtain. it in more agitable, attire
end uniform slate than is 'to be ton in the Pan..
aces. I have used4t in trokierhl instances with de
cided and signal settees.
O D. Atitsos, MA).
Y're'yfteted tridSold '
at the North West corner ,
Hf Third' end - Soitth strews, Philadelphia; end te , '
tailedln-Carliste by S. ELLiOTT., Put up In
pint bottles at $1 per bottle. feb2
Brandfethis Pills.
NO CHANGES in the Weather will mate
tinily affect the body if the blood Is pure.—
Every individual p even the moat diseased; has
Within him a germ or root of that original pure
-blood-ei--eur-common'rn ther Eve; .wh ir of pure blood is the supporter of. his life,
and is inconstant straggle to throw off the
kster,egeneods..corrnpt-humors, which ire the
banana f disease in the indlirdunl. By purg...
ing the body of this diseased individual of its
htimuly c You allawthe-germ of - pure blood
to gain ground arid to make blood of
.-a better
'gee*, and so on progressively-till the whole--
macs Is regenerated; for the good-principle,
or good pure blood, is always striving to be
predominant over the-bad or-diseased humors.
Let all who wish to be of a fine healthy habit;
who wish to have a sound mind in a sound
body; who desire lobe able to stand without
injury the continual changes of this climate;
.who desire to have healthy children, use the
Brandreth which will effectually cleanse
the blood of all bad or corrupt humors, and
restore the human body-to the state of health
enjoyed before the. introduction of mineral
medicines. Remember Braudreth's Pills place
•vithin the reach of all - health and long life.
TRUST TO BRANDRETIPS
take them so as to.produce a brisk effect, and
your richness will be the,..afiair of a day or
two, while-the 'd who are too wise - to follow
this.commun sense., advice, will be sick for
"Tenths. Let the sick.enqurre of _the_agents
fur Brincireth's Pills whether these things are
so or not. Let them enquire among•tkej.r_
friends and ask the sahib question, Verily if
EVIDENCE is wanted it shall be procured.
To the sick let me say, use the BRA NDREII
PILLS. Man will be born to-days of bliss,
compared to what has hitherto been his lot,
weighed down as he has been by
.diecase, in.
firm dies and sufiering, which re earthly pow.
er knew hc4fo alleviate, until this discovery
was presented to the world- The weak,' the
feeble, the infirm, the nervous, the delicate,
are in-a feW days strengthened by their op°.
tenon, and the worst complaints are removed
by perseverance without the-expense of a phy-
Malan. Adapted to all circumstances and sit•
nations, they are the beat medicines ever In•
vented for families, or to hike to sea, prevent
ing scurvy mid costiveness,requiling no chang
of diet, particular regimen, or care against tit•
king cold.
N. IL There.is no surety that you;get the
genuine BRANDRETH PILLS, unless you
purchase of the duly authorized Agent-
The BRAIIDRETIPS PULL; are sold for 25
cents per box, at Dr. 8: Brandreth's Principal
Office, 24.1 Broadway, New Xork, and by the fol
lowing duly autherized'Agonts
Wm. S. Powell, New :Cumberland.
.1. G. Miller, Lisburn.
, M. Ilitner, Shiremanstown.
J. & L. Reigel, bleohauicsburg.
Gep. W. Singiser , Churchtown.
M'St 1). Leidich, Boiling Springs.
D. L. Beelman, Whitc House P. 0.
Rosenberg f.? Welting, Centreville.
James Kyle, Jacksonville.
Edward Scull, Si ty. ppensburg.
S. L. Sentrnan, wburg.
Sold in Carlisle, y CHARLES BARNITZ
Sole Agent for this borough. •
The Greq.t Eng lish Remedy,
• •
.Dr.%icarbees zinianient
2(0)1B,! 11102101E0o
nnThis most valuable Embrocation'han beau
used, with irvoriderlbl iniceeeni in the cure
of some ortho,moet troublesome diseases with
which the horserliaffeitidgwithout destroying ,
.the hairy Such ee cild atiainsecicirollings; Stiff
nesincjoints; galls produced by the collar and
saddle' tiline of tho" shoulders,' Stifle, hoof,'
pititein and 'coffin:Joints, strains of the
bone,
.knee, - ,iind = fettlacki - 001l
. evil Betdiee~
vilridgilli; puffs; dio.
It very Soon calve old or fresh wounde l euts,
brulini4listulesAMlVevil,iimbsoetcr;and gives
Instant,rehefin-the scratches, greose,litc.,and
the diseases. incident to, horses hissing white
,feet,anCtioiee produced hy StJohn s. Wort,
,whieb senften.destroye.the hoofs And, bootie of
the feet, anirieisists. the action of sulphur. sad
vitriol2ointraents, and, other_ tomediee equally
'PP"ret!!i' ' ‘
• No a
,
lleatiqp , ,bal(leratocore . proved so
,neo an re eying atiirocaa of the tendon' and
Dints,: u
benedand' produoinsuch immediate ,and
niatelfeote In • cracked -heels; brought: on
by high feeding, splititi and eprainei-•
" . Thin'hinbroirtlini highli.iecOminenand to
fiiirlersOieifpniii:of 'Wary stables; enigeners,
; elm m
° proprietoen . d. private gent:einini,own-',
41r : 11pr/see, 'is : en . invaluable Tremedy; and,
ehonld be tionsterillyAiiit in their stables.
...-Aleo•firinersovhose,,horses ere. en liable .to
cl(117145. • 40 .. ,ivonndi;.,wil I equally
advantageous,toleep:it . conitanDy on band.—
II la, equally. beneficial'. in. Abo; treatinentlir
working familia; loV: , -gallovaore tnevkait-insta
'Wounds', eta. , " rr
FOr,eafein,Cerpeja s by Dr. JOHN) m
. .
.Jult.2l
.; -- 71. Icy
- , ~i fixtlNt ARAI '01 1 4. , '
Lili_.o . — Lajii sistogs, •
'4:,? '.ortiet Nis stoie, o tikizi &TA:R*IR
..,.:•;':‘,',,.., '.,...,ci5u ,•;;',.“„;i:E., : '',:‘,
lien!. #ip Wotan., mews Thick
: ,, , ,, :_ll so ro o k te a , a w e,‘ 43 - 118 in o e y n a y ' si a , n a d ce Y 0 0 0 c ot t e n ,, thiCk .
- '•l'llia` trek jies talon roanufaotinied`
t o
to orderovpieleil,y foi'theiVinter, and le witty
ranted. to be tertcskttiati any *Wee sold in Cat.,
Balm; E V.".. - ' 4- ' :J , „ ~.,;.: • '._ • :,c...0,
.„'
...: , .-coultahtly int bailil,'a gototral isiortialint.
or biat. , tpialitt Toots; filliceeVkitietana; Q uip,
Ellicee'llolhjo'Oyer Elhoei,lo4k'in dill'B4'o. to ,
initai3At!Kitlantiovi,of..bulom iii‘Olgiteid ,,l
~•- ,- 1-- 4, f,P'N.....‘ ii" O. lirtolmßi' a ,
:Caellek4 be ..!:l3 1847:: ,
. .e.t _I - -4 vilt , 1k, , , , , Mg, ' • , ,e'
' ei — x 7 " 7 ' 7
-M,P%14/IMIW p
"".
Wholtlidec
41 lit;aliblidrilieii4kifiAly lioUits' the itWit-•
Woetitrit:llle r idtaitAtaendAtlaititira
!gal lx;"to . ati:exatemation• of' ti'dompTetoatbdieof
as Amy: at Os ci:orrinrcti.lvbich,fdreztofir;Aiiiittft;
'and •werkmatishipi flatters' himself,loll.2 t ve,
universakaatiefdcuoafr,whild'hie redliccidlien e di,
prices presents to'pnrchaddre inducemenftt idit
vartnet:tie;ebrilassed;Ny, Ml:other 'ealablialMtdat
in the, United ,„; ,
mar •1' • • • 2 , 'JACOB •RiEtt.
.1 . . •
Rover's First •
;.- ' WRITING
• •
Silver Medalpisf inp• n
" • iititutelyeienfk (48474.,.. ri •
TPITIE follotving.tiatiminifront distinguish.,
1. ed linditutiontsp . ealre for itecift-: . •
•UrrivansiTv Padres - Vverrra • •••
• " FhlladelPhisi, May 11 ,•1841 . '.
Having:Aried; fdr SolYte - ' time, the - Illacklidc
Manufactured by•Mr. - dinteph E. Hover; we (save
found it well stilted frit inantilictio; by its-run
ningfreely, and Itiellert*tion frotn coagulation.
Its shade also wee tvelqrritted With.
SW E HORN , 11.,m_ DeianSolth
, aim ty, n • r0f..0 Anatomy
.• JOHN; LUP,LOW,.ProVtist • • •
EAM'L• II- WYLIE, -Vice-rroVes
"... .RENWREED; Secretary-orthe:
-
Faculty,ol,Arts .-; • • • .
' • ROSWELL PA RIM, Prot . of Nat.
--- • • . Philosophy and.Cheenistry
GERHARD„-Lecturer in the
• MediciliDepartinent: - •. • .
Pstratirviter.A•MentokkEom.iria
We fully coned: in the above, • r•f/'
• SAMT;' GEO:.MORTON, MD,
Emse of the faculty' .
• Calisair. IDOn SbikiMic, - Parminsirina
• ' -AD RACHE,VribtiziAl 4 1'
• ,li MeMURTRIEi M - 11; PrO
Anatomy...
As:sinewy Prat Ittaintarta db . ; lid irabEL ' rliia.
FIIED'K FRALEY, Secretary
.Cusrox.Sciunc.
• tr I) GEORGE,Dep, Naval Officer
HOVER% ADAMANTINE CEMENTY,._
• A. Superior /Wide,. Warranted. -
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the Mant
ra s..ory, No. 87, North Third street, opposite
Cherry street ,Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH E ROVER, Manufacturer
Philadelphia; Nov 17, 1847 • -
IMPROVED WIRE MANUFACTORY.
Siecp, Screen:and-Mire Cloth Minorite. ,
tory, NO. 48 North , Front- street, between
. Market and - Arch streets, Philad'a. - • •
sutleribers having matte great improve
.ll. ments in the above busifiess, are now manu
facturing of a superior qualityoll kinds of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK; such as Sieves,
Riddles,Screnesfic,for all kinds of grain,seeds
sand, ore, snuff, starch, bri admit' Founderi'
Sieves of a superior quality eonstantly on hand.
Also' Safes, Wire Dish Covers, Sofa Springs,
Twilled Wire tor Bpark Catchers &c.
ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORE, such RS Cages,
Nuisery Fenders, Garden Bordering, Flower
Stands, Trainers,Trellis work for Grape Vines,
ko. Also Wire Fencing of every description.
o:7.orders thankfully received and promptly
executed by WATSON & COX.
September 22;1847.
Cheao Watches and Jewelry,
-_ - ,r.. AT tho Philadelphia Watch
~,. and Jewslry Store; 96 North
,76 \
~ Second St., corner of Quarry
t l / 4, Gold lever Watchee,fulljo. -
5 4. : _ ,
._ idled, 18 caret as $45 00
._ ().f. C/N A aims _
12A ri Silver Lever Watches,
full jewelled • • 23 00
Silver LeVer Watches seven jewels 'lB DO
Superior Quarter Watches 10 00
Imitation quarter Watchee not warranted '5 00
Gold • Spectacles' - 8 00
Fine Silver Spectacles .
.1 75
Gold Bracelets .wft.h-itopaz stones 3 50
Ladies Gold, Pencils 16 cerrais, - ,, 7 2 00
Gold Finger Rines 311 cent, to $B, Watch
Glasses plain I2i emits to - 18,1; Lunet -25.
Other articles in ',apportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they aro sold for.
O. CONRAD.
•
On hand some gold and Silver Levers. Le
pines and Quartien lower than the - above
price..
Philadelphia, Feb. 9,1847.
E. E. MOORE. N. RISDON
MOORE- & RISDON.
ESEIROZIATIT TAILORS,
No. 70, youth Third Street, nearly opposite the
,Elaehangs, Philadelphia. •
ESPE'CTFULLY announce to their friends
lj nnil the public that. they arc constantly pre.
pared to make to order, of the finest and' hest
materials, nod at moderate prices, every article
of Fashionable Clothing constituting a Gentle.
man's Wardrobe, for which their complete stock
of choice and carefully selected Cloths, Cant
tneres. Vesting', of the latest and most desi
rabic patterns, are particularly designed.
Their own practical knowledge of the hulloes'
ands personal attention to every garment, enable"
them to give entire .satisfaction, and to both old
and new customers they respectinify tender an
invitation to give them a call.
. Having,been for pears connected with some,of
the beat, end mostt-fashionable establishments in
this canntry, employing none but firet rate work.
alA:Nand .being tn;the constant receipt of the la
testsfaehirma anlthest styles of.eootl,, they are
fully prepnrcd q to neboniroodate customers in .the
best manner.. ..•
PhiladelPhis Auglet 1 8, 1847-•;:din'o
•
, Ouinb. , VallelTransporpitton House,
-..7 =Mt—ft " Alac '
Canal` L.100;10r;:iiii Pad '6l.i
phis, Baltitnore, Pittsburg; ;;•''•
W. KERR, FoiWarding and,Eottitnisaion
Mcirehant.Denntseun ,ct TU. infdrins hie.
friends, and' the 'public, that Rohl tholibetal pats
ronage extended to hilitduting:
e:,
the,Mtst. year he,
has been encouraged , Omalce mare Intensive s
rangetnontsforthe present seiuson, and kalt ad-'
ded -two new v large and. aMendid Boats td hie
LINES end -be fullly , propared aim; the op - .
ening of the Canal, to forward - PRODUCE and
MERCHANDIZE of-'all' kinds to „nnd from
-Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsbargh,—&c:s-at-the
lowest rates of freight and with tho utmost des.
Agents for floats,. • 10^••• - •
• .4 • f•.. CARLISLE 4., OASRELL,-
•-• ' Rite street: Wharf, Philadelphia:.
• ( S EISE 'SON, • •-• •
• No; 413 Commerce st.-Wharf, , Baltintioia:
, '.TELARK-dc
- McFADDEN:rds - EOCS.Pittq'g
Agents for,Care•• , - • '•- r.
'WUNDERLICH 4. ORI
No. 272 Market et..- Philadelphit4
LHAORJ‘dait,IkEYNOLDS,•
No. 420 11.1 .Philadelphia.'
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LA3roaa'striief, P.hihidWhia•:• • !'
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• '- • '.:ATPIX4:beg Tat*
Trii.VtittiaribeiCiit,ierted rieliv
Yard' an he .sornet, ,ost_aireet. -and Locust
- alley. - --41feriihe-nentr-11 Wdr-keleit constanilk
on•hand a first rate assortment of eettsoned PINE'
BOARDS and•:, PE ANK.i,tind otheri kinds of
.STUFV, all efsvidekhe will.sell lo* ash ! .° •
He resheetfally eelicds Ipe pubjid p_atrintage.
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ITilitAf.; or External,'pertrianentlY:curea
by DV; PHAM'SN,EGETABLE ELEC.-
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'sequence. ofttkiti tiffectien jai kftidtif leneeriwis,
:or . bearing deivireetisatioix; di it Ai fetrillierlieekll-
' 34 . 4.00 re lirulaiiiiiieterilenektu'atid'throbbing,in
.the part; Verying,ffatri 4,akideyaki degree of .these
ininsitiona,.to tke:ritrist.rii.cludating:suffering ;
WE*: bxe • eansed . by : the Ireakt4or,of ;hlood'to
itte Parts: f , 't'Soirnetiineethb 'Meet coatif the boivel
efore d ecid ' "every evacuatitin,lorsinlng./Abhat' is
calkfili , Freilapsus,.or falkdg of thelaWels 4 ,lhia it
the effect of loug toritinued zirritatimilititi Week
ati
!moue that organ .': ' Initerri if instanepti 016,0 ant
e'itieiferideti neurone pains,Whieherkiridise e=
Me; loia kriblam:orily td the iitifferet,',Whiih'W .-.
:Acne° iiiiirktfititely after 4 eytipeatittrOiniterm
tinue from, thirty minutes to several:hours these
'aenaatioaa paro very einnoying and sometimes:very
tlistiessing.. This disease, when of leag,doiritiritil
once; is - attended by '',, pain .and Weidiness - tinAhe
back, iriitetyilUtiff:the: kidneyti 'bifd - bleiddif;,aad
other :organsircihtiMeittity,,,pain: and:numbnesti
in-the:lege -arid - feetA.Ceense of straitnesti:about
the chest,.and .unnatural ,fulness of .The atidOntinal
viscera, aceoretiaided with' palpitation of theheart
ririd'spprespio . m. - In : ail/14db aerhedines - capon'.
,enee„ priividio , ili`-ktf, Vitt'act :of, the ,Files';aymp'-•
tome dendting,git*..derutigeinent in, the cumin'.
!don l', , ,theYe'...% a :rfeari: of weight and pressutirin.
Akeitbdornen;_ividt_w:peeilliarj-feeling'i3P-inne a sii:
noes in the boivelifeonetrpaliOfreY, perinreurix; at:
:teridritrivith Obi 'tithe ;bank. arid loins . ; non/lair,
and. alight-
.pesteltrille--."btOseelf;litittr;diii(hire.
nonce i confused kabiticnina>the,hetaiiltreannese
and'im rid table 'and 'dikebittenfed•itattii Ofthe 'mind!,
and a eons'e blibiribbli. .
alod oppressiowba there ' hf ill'e - ktottia'ah.i. The "circulation ' on ' the
surfo'ce ii feciblai . iiind tife.;:chrritrif i al,bledd deter:
mined: insierd . 'tind'ciciwribraids...." : •
For all of the ab'oire dideases and complaints;
Dr. Drubbed ;Via..ffaika:Drir.b.iv,aniz Cates ef
fectually, arid ;therefore inievente ;tiles:,
- • -
READ THE
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GENver' 7 4 hliVe Uphntes Vegeta l I
Pile ElectoirY Which -- 141Vehtistar `of "you ., 11
find it one'of the beat 'medicin'es in nab (hi t b
Piles, and also for bilious affectio,hi, Wrisifig from
an impure state of , the ayeteln: , - YOUis, &e.
_ . R. A. COLS; Matble-Dealer.
• U - Mhustieo.s - oPricE, N. I' - .2
• • Dec. 6, 1847. - -S
Messrs. Wyatt & KetCham—GentleMen, un
derstanding that you are the general , agents for
the sale of D'r. Upham,s Vegetacle Electuary,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 yiareth. Piles,. andLhav e. tried various reuse -
- thee,' but with - no beneficial effects—indeed. I
began to consider my case utterly - hopelese. But
about 'the first of Septemberlast f l was prevailed
upon by -a friend to - make -a trial of the above
named medicine; I took his advice and rejoice to
say that I am not only relieved, but, as I believe,
perfectly cured. I most earnestly recommend it
to all who may have the misfortune to be tatted
with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respeetfully;youeobedient servant,
ELY MOORE.
REMARKABLE CURE OE PILES ! ,-- .THIRTY YEARS
STANDING ! j
Mount Washington, Berkshire co, Mass.
• November. 29, 1847.
Messrs. Wyatt A. Ketcham—Gents: For thirty
years I have been afflicted with -Piles; general
debility and inflammation, causing tumors and
prolapsus of the, botiele, and which had resisted
all the medical treatment Dr: Chapman and oth
ers could give. The last throe years of that time
my sufferings defy - description. I .was confined
to bed, unable to help my . self, ancrat last given
up . by My physician rind bun& in despair of ever
gruning,healtlit-'in:fect . for • threedays"before I
commenced using , Dr.' Upham's Zelectuary,
Was entirely speechleie arid My. 'hurial clothes
wemmade. : But 'under Providence, end -theuse
of Dr. Upham's .Electuary t though_ an-ozzi sun,
I have the pleasure of statut the fact to the pub
lic that my health is now good. and hope to live
many . years, if it is God's will, to:make known
the vtrtues.of Dr...l.lpham's Bloomy,' and to re.
commend it to my afflicted fellow -creatures. It
helped me beyond the expectations of all that
'knew my .case,.and can only say to others
that it ts,lin my. opinion,' the best medicine
in the world for Piles, or any other - disease of the
bowels; and if they will use it aacordingle the
directions, I will myself warrant a cure nrevery
case. Yours,' with the utmost expression of
tnankfulneas, CQRNELIUS SPUR.
Egramont,. Berke co, Mass.
November 29,1847.
The above certificate tolls a simple and truth
ful story of suffering and relief,, of which, as phy
sician and witness m the case, I. cheerfully en
dorse. DR: CHAPMAN.
NOTICE—The genuine Upham's Electuary
ha's his written signature, thus (D A. Upham,
M. D.) The hand is alone done with a pen.—
Price $1 n boi. , • .
CI" Sold wholesale and•retail by MYATT &
FCETCHAM,l2l,Fulton..street, N, Y., and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canada. •-. •
SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Agent for'earljele:
. January 5, 11345—/y
Stanton's Exieriiiit.Retheily,
IMMECI
II &VIP S
nuw universally acknowledged to be the
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Spinal Affections, Contractions
of the Muscles, Sore Throat and Quinsy,-.4. ,
sues, Old Ulan', Pains in the Back and
.Chest, Ague in the Breast and Face,
Toodr•ache, Sprains, Bruises,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Croup;
Frosted Feet . , and all -
Nervous thseases.
1011UNTIS LINIMENT iatitu3taining a notori
ety.untiqualled.br.any:hilitiler remedy, • It
requires • no.puffing to. Rim it .4 reputation, it has
been .for , some time silently and• surely-securing
it, and now, when its beneficial e ff ects have been
experieneed,br'so many, the eryreesiOps of grail
tude 'lliecontintiall;y4appearing, and , those who
have.beentmhde•whole by:its means 04 . diairous
that: the '
, afflicted-ahould no - longer - rdmhin igno
rant oh invaluable end:lnfallible 'elficaer.. •
...„Itlr., , Gep...E4Stapton,,, the )Ilroyrjeforias, %tn.
itiantly 'replying. toatintunlalskdliten.ifits)received
.friilP 118 4.,-and many or the ;ores itilmkelTacted
almost ,exceed belief. carer a!4l l . 4l:had
been:l'erieple Tee tight germ, fiering:',rettillehed
The whon'•at thtrago oFtwrifeirs; In, a fall
from '4 chair, o Medina! Item 4116410 n 'four
bottles of theldninientiebtored-,h tilriegtb,
ands he i ,YleYmartieln'ttheir
youthful. gambols, as 44:oboes' "thehilalthiest of
tbem,:`and - 0n1y,4 small huinp4m bia.baele'io re.
him of.his gaily sufleringai-,:frlea;;2s4enta
-PP!, rt • . • : • "1 , 1 •
rhre;Mlf r$ ,Frfesset .
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&iTAVTON'S.PAPILLAIbY,OINITMENT
0: acknowledged to be lite moat valualdireme
dy ilmt has yet kieen, discoveredi , arid. maybe, re
. 44 on . Nvith,confidence,,or all who may hare or::
Onion for: its, use, in
° plies o f tr.lt,r,,Frrot,,,Aour
roe Barltri;' Song,' .1 • •
This Ointment is part icular)y intefitlpdkrjbohn
Complaints that 'Mothers are liableirrdiatng the
. nursing: of intents; and may bh'iridy
Nurse a Friend; Prike'2s , cte.
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G. E. STA ?mow , proptie.toly Bing: Sing
Er. , ',l,',lrlYers and ,Chite. Bernitli:Oarlishir
dward Seull,,Shippensburgi,,q.,o 6it
, ~Donaldituidri GreenrPalmstoWg
;s4olAiero, l 4 o wll.,
Churehln,wo.,4 ,„
Riegel; Illeelinicaburi t
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Bitner,' Shirimatilittnin„ • ' • • •
11;.1, W.` Claret; Leesburg:
James Kyln, , Jetekritiiirille "lad
- TintiroLif.' • -
• d.plowrfu,,T,.;'9clin- , , •,,. r - . •
Tilts .iii.the . belt ' , aftio.le`i - eiithilf i tt! ;14,14,,1i M e.'
cleintsingiind Oplithicipvirry.lo,,,?l,
t a l e,:pmd •o,lll4,,,liri!rei.b*XtrT3Pongr.n.ft.7l7,
Aton4o:liiting, UP•ilik It Pir o4lo ol4l l l l Ll74r t .
had '!klio. ll itingPolleft Jill :YeZi u l a t ilowi
as ‘l9 fltl'o7,lcOlailliiti's ""' ii'T 6 7 1) rf Lt 1 1 0 4"
bd 'Ptitiore., The,. T7cliiiiiirtitt Atitqi,:-
ether ' free from". siOds in , .. 1 . 5 (,)„ IN 04 , 0: , ‘,., , iat
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ie,filitoriki.'," lel ,
raper: .a. -, ' ta , nnlleilispthiwthanufe,iptOlOtn otu e
gaini . , r ai --.,. Ir., • Igo at , cht.Hreig.storialitiiro" ,
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WO:tttsB. iiie,qi44.4o.6A .r.1 7 )40,:t0n 0.:
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