8
iD4Wttakt'WPAVilittUit
OFFICE in the . o;iiteirve angle of the public
. Sgyfre ) pck,:p - ftkiTourf....Pouse •
— a 1,--TERMiTOR:SUBSCHIPTION,
1360.110PILTAtla FIO cent! a year in ADVANCE:
Two poUara;if paid within the your. ~ , _II _
9te,pe)larfer eliptentlia. ,
,
These twits Will berigidly . adhered to. Td 118COVO
the paper et the reduced Mina it atuei be Paid each
an adiutnee.•, .
.
RATES ARVERTISINS;
dverelsetnents, making fifteen Saes' or less; x ill
Linrchargedurthe - rate — ol4lfty. - cents - fornturloser
ttotrAhri r eltW“cir — OrtirDollari and- twentptive
cent' for averyintbseghentineortion. Warty adver
llsais OH he charged 'a the rebooting rates
-One trildini,•ilthli the paper, for one year, - $25
Haifa doluntni " -do. - • 'do: 013
Two Squares, avithsvarterly changes, - *lo'
fluidness Cards, With the paper, • . $5
.JOB PRINTING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
tiatidhlili,llliitiltit, Circulars and every at h
et 'deserlption 'of Printing, executed handsomely and
expadithmely and at the LOWNT PRWPad..
The Grain Trade of the li. States,
- CROW TEI=CONSUMPTION-- AND
SUPPLY.
•
Commissioner of Patents, says
Bic.knell's..ticperter,luts prepared' some
'valuable tables in -relation to the . grain
. trade Of the united States. He has
-vided the subject under three • heads=
fife, the,proanction in 1847—second, the
"cpnsumption and the surplus—and third,
the disposition of that surplus. Accord- .
ing •to his. estimate, the whole crop , was
as fellows: . • .
Bread,stlfr:
bu. 539,350,000
• 111,245,500
" • 29,222,700
" ..11,:':73,200
Indian Corn
Wheat
Rye
i3ueliwheat
• Grain nog ascii
. fororearl - :
nate bu. 167.867,000
Barley' . " 5,649,020
Tot a I g rai n
Other ai tides of Food
Potatoes • 100;950,000
Beatts'and Peas " 50,000,000
Rice lbs. 103,610,390'
V - . -- Stntes "20;746;00
The usual computation of statistics is,
that five bushels of wheat are consumed
by each individual; but inasmuch as in
this country, animal foOcl is more largely
used than in any other, while Indian
corn is substituted for wheat by a large
class, and especially the slave population,
it is assumed that an estimate of three
bushels of wheat each for the entire pop
ulation, or three and a half each, exclud
ing slaves, woad be-about correct: The
estimate-for Indian corn is five bushels
each, rye. half a bushel, buckwheat a
quarter of a bushel. This.gives an ag
gregate of eight and three-quarters of
grain for each inhabitant. An allowance
is also made for animals—say five bush
els each of corn for horses and swine,
one bushel per head for neat cattle, and
one-quarter of a bushel per head for
sheep. Poultry, it is supposed.
,con
sumes about 5,000,000 bushels of corn
during the year..
The allowance for seed is 6,000,000
bushels for corn; for wheat, one - bushel
in ten ; rye; - 'tee in eight T buckwheat,
one in sixteen ; and oats, one in twenty.
For distilling; the estimate is 25,000,-
000 bushels of corn, and 10,000,000 of
rye.
These premises lead to the following
conclusions relative to the surplgs
WHEAT. SURPLUS.
Production,lB47, he. 114',215,500
Seed 11;421,550
4 1 1, Consumption 62,229,200
------ 73,663,750
N Conte
Production bu. A 39,350,000
Seed 6,000,000
Consumption 103,732,000
By solitude 230,963,0911
Distilling &c 25,000,000
RYE.
Production 29,222,700
Seed 3,652,587
Consumption 10,37.1,200
Distilling 10,000,000
-- 21,025,787
Burnw it EAT. •
Production bu. 11,674,278
Seed . 723,313
Coneutuption 6,000,000
-- (,723,343
Total
With" regard to the disposition of the
surplus, the Commissioner says that the
princijal corn purchasing countries of
-the world are Great Britain, France,
Holland, the West India Islands, British
American colonies, 'Brazil " and South
America generally. 'They annually re
,qiiir,about3:3,ooo,ooo bu. of wheat, ex
.clusiya of other grain, as follows :
''Great Britain
Trance' .
Weet. Indies g enerally
.British American Colonies
North America generally
' , South Americo generally
Holland
Tottil33 000 NO
'This is the, estimate pr the demand
mnder,ordinary circumstances. Of course
Peptirtil, harvest will dirhinuilrit,'Whijo
• • on thipther 'hand a shore hafvestcoi de
struction' Of.. , some crop, Ike, potato,
- '7willlreitl,k'io - Criifee,itv.: To - 1847 it was
ireatl.Tiherease& by. the' fetid' cause::
;If the above estimate, and • that li,hich
precede it, are correct, the surplus wheat
crop of the'',United States. je !pore' Plan
-- ; , sy ctentaosupply the, ordinary Aeficien-
Of:all,ihat , ,Ortion.6l the wo r ld
likehl;iodor any circumstances, .to re
quire•lt, rl • .
•:i -The„piiiiitlal , grain ! exporting court-
~tries,;;- Att,,.Ef e irepp.', appear ~to,- b e ,', Russia, 1
.—:::?,Tnegtin t r Denmark,.anci _awederi ;,, in; As
,:' 38;1 1 YOR:..4,r41',#iticil'i 'Egiri)t: ,'',l':e o ';esti.'
~,' , intites','cif.lliii.e . kpir4i,:,pf thette "cetingies;
' , 74Ai i} titilli.;'; l' ,.4ilit'eu foi)firc,; ,ThP, finit. Arils
- , , teParia , 4 o t.:tke ' London: Market Lege
. I'l Mer,oo',' l # `.4:l l ,4l"'.lart'.last Sceartltfla Pt -
'-- ' i:ll§litglilt (0 1 :.) 1. .'"rp,5 ) 49 1 .41 1 tai1f1)," . 'a11,',14084',4 , 4,,
24 t" 8 -°''graintlt:'-x , *,i 7 . 4 :?"', 1 ,i : P. 4 ft.T c - 4 , --s - i
csu'AttiOf . 4 .. •L .. : -,,, .-',_;, , :, , , ,. :ktifaii ciei ...
7A1191a pr( - 110 , 11184*, s . -', j . :,, , ..;: , ,,, , i0 003,0 0
liotcgliPPlP. 4 '. 7 ,l)aniethrkt l o4'q W0;014,000 1
',-. .c :'f ,/fertiaiiit Port . i.::. ~4,en0,0*
~ • Egypt ind , P.Yr.i'; , , ....,; ~ ',",, ~ i t ~ . , irtxlr
. ...117rdiiiiii. „ Ponrisratim end Danis (*di ~. , ~' ,1
Ail: , 44,,q;',.44:t1iii Bile° - i..i..;' , P,.,, , A.;5441, *(y. ,
,0,41' 0 ,,x+r,.:1 , ti' ''
,cA ,, -, , ...'n , ( , J , :i. ei r ttlT,44 - ...4,•4;:a
4, Y. 1 , , mi1.fr , ?4 ,1,- . ' ~..' .Cs ,, •' . .. , 1'. ' , ,..i1 ,
, ',d , ''5%:,...' 1 , , ;
~ ' -. . Y, ~ ..1. 6 7;601.1,01p,
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,A4rilirioxficiOitig co - untrift Of. 1) €,w0ri1.e. 3 f , ..
'-'' , ,zit4t6, 1 1Pi,76,...thk , ,,111 94fil-g#esi'io4?offir,.-frbol
';
l ti., OtKlVAßVWPliettero,' And i that' , t4e(,' great
;`, Atl 'Vat fep ttisAinititi , tofiiiie•RuilatitEF ''
A .o93 * : #l 4 . 4o 4 o" Wkifc ) o; l :iiid i 'iliiiiAi iiie:
i4AU ii!iiiigi4d.rfikii)ly,*illeortiociiii:!..si
„,„.. ? „,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... n 0 m .0,0-4,,, l ,,,, fr'' , '"'""f'"'T"7ffireTall
sti - ti . the. Blitele',.sea'.l: . She;Ams, however; ' . :- ' ,-',', ' ' , ..
.. 6 - 4,
lint : telkiPtsilltitiflialininspertations ....,...'4..."XV , .,t'LW1W=1: 4,,, " 4 . A''
fromtlialtiteriOs are hot so great as those -' • ---
:43's - eiiiii . ..4hir.!United'..tStittes'..'-':4. is
0011411,' too; ;iirhether: 'Russirc -can pro
-duce,: grain cheaper than the Western
,Statei of the ..4trieriotin' Union. Front
intintrieealibniitied'diiiing the :last Stith:
mer; it appears that the cost.ofirowing
Wheat ih thil•United States is as follOws:
In New Hampshire 91,10 pet' bushel.
• . New Yark, Western : -M .'”,
'Pennsylvania 60
Ohio, Northern 50
Michigen.._ . 28 to 674."
Indiana . '25 to 3S "
These sums include exery expense
(interest or the value of the land one,
item) . which attends the cultivation -of
wheat, from the preparation of the land
to thrashing and storing; of course the
cost varies in.different years . in propor
tion as the harvest is abundant or scarce.
For example, the cost of raising n.buslrel'
of wheat in 14Itchigan is' given troin four
years': actual observation, and was as fol
lows :—:first year, a bushel cost the grow
er 271 cts.; second yeei," 36 4 , 5
.cts.;
third year, 28 cts.; fourth year, 30,cts..
In yiew ,of the facts - above.. stated,. it is
confident!) , belieVed that the. grain-grow
ers of - the United-States can successfully
compete with those of. any'other' naiien
'in the great corn marts of the. world. ' -
.
i--`' It Never Fallo...pi
11 -1 1 U RE YO 0 It SELF.—From tim'et inimemo
ij rial there. has existed in. larger cities and
populous towns, a species ordisease, the depend•
Nice and propagation of which results from the
,violation. of divine and moral laws. To those .
AFPLICTED., this AMERICAN COMPOUND is
presented, os being the most certain, speedy, and
valuable specific ever oticred to the. unfortunate.
Ito odor onilie breath, requiiejineithe'r restriction
in diet or bulkiness, bor contains either mercury
or noxious drugs in the least injurious to the sys
tem, it is boldly presented as the best remedy for
such diseases yet offered. It isi used by'physi.
Chinn and pronounced supeyior to any known re
medy. Full directions accompany each bottle.
For sale at N. W.,corner ad and Snuth streets,.
Philadelphia, and by P. E 1.1,1 DT, Carlisle; Dr. ,
Rornitz.. York ; G. W. Miller, Lancaster; Dr.
McPherson and .1. Wyeth, Harrisburg, Pa.
_fob .9 _ . . _
694,491,100
173,516,950
868,00,650
TEl'ourth Session will commence on MON
Tll
DAY, May tar, lilB. The number of nut
Bouts is limited, and they are carefully prepared
for College, counting house: &c., &e. -
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 at.
achedTo the inStiltdion. •
Boarding. washing, tuition, &e, (per scalKitso 00
Latin or Greek _
5.00
Instrumental Music , 10 00
French or German 5 00
Circulars with references. Ac. furnished by
npr 5 ECK. B 1. , R Ni-3,. Principal.
SHEPHERD'S SARSAPARILLA,
For the Bernier;tent Care oI all Diseases oriAino
from an Impure state of the Blood.
THIS Medicine operates particularly upon
the Blood, and cures disease without
vontiting or purging. It never fails to cure
thelinost obstinate cases of Rheumatism, Dis
eases of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds. Bronchi
tis, White Swelling, Scrofula, Ulcers and
Sores of long standing.
It is cheaper than any other_modieine in
use, there being 32 doses in each botlfe, which
costs only 75 cents, and to those using it ae
cordin td diteetion one bottle will last 10
days. Certificates are pouring in front all
parts of the country attesting the virtue of
this Medicine in cases of li:ing standing, which
have been given up by physi clans us hope
less and beyond the reach of inerlietne tb
cure. •
40,881,750
----------173,654,901
--- 5,196,913
WHOOPING COVGII, Shep,berdZa Saran
riarilla never fails to cure.
CONSUMPTION cured by the cao of Shop
4,950,935
The following is from a gentleman of re
spectable standing in Be Itimoie,who was ef
fectually cured of that dreadful disease, Con
sumption. by a few bottl of Shepherd's
Sarsaparilla.
bu. 224,334,502
This in to certify that 1 was fast sinking
'Moray m plume of Consumptidn of the Lungs,
until 1 Was recommended to try Bhepherd's
Seraap rilla, whicb fortunately 'I did and am
under the strongest conviction that it saved
my life. I am.•now rapidly recovering and
hope in a abort lime to be restored to perfect
health, and under no consideration would be
without the medicine.
Bushels
20,000,000
5,000,000
2,500,000
2.500,000
350,000
1,900,000
1,000,000
Shephard'e,,Vermifuge, or Worm
'Destroyer.
We challenge the wort to pre nee a medi
cine better adapted -to the expulsion of Wetllll3
from the human body than Shepherd's Mini.
fuge. It has been used by theustnits with
entire matisfactip. It has
. the advantage of
most othei asitilaver sickens Ors
person tieing it. - It has 'cured. children that
have been subjt at tri: fits for years, and - that
had , bean given 'up,by physician, patents and
.frieifde. should always be used as a purge
tive:ifor children, as itstrenkiliens them, and
at,th.: same time, carries off the courier -par
• (Mice , of food. ehd.• . vvorms, if they-are troubled
Wit :7
h - therin:7MT•77•: , •- • - •
. . . . .
following' , - ( ..The' .. co rt Ifi c nto hie - been 'han d d
no, by .Ity go, goon e; o f u
Iterakaloritealf:''' *. •
. ,:.Tinvn 11111, Pa, Tan 20; 1897 •
Jdns.,lCOONP,
14 1: 1 ! 4° ,t will' Please arnd ine hoti.
tleinno,i4,4if Sl epherd'v Verinifsie.,i The thi . .oo
have
,gain qttsed,, , ,,y,iih;,the.:,happ'kest : effects., They
wore, given ~•,to throb of, my
,eitildroiniii,,ono
ease - 6.5 tvernis - wereicxpoiled;intanotherl6l;
andln rthildit 67.;',•1'11m ensigns to `give the
rest - of my tinnily the., he nofits this medicine,
and therefirioriiiii• is • tibOve, This is deoid,.•
'odlY thcbeel article, for destroying, yinrine that
blip over; bee,nilmihis,:part of ,the country. I'
,have, tried t)rriok'e, : R~iket'e ,' iterclokla#anal'
Millier'sebut withoht any kSiid offeet. - p'.:11•• , •
YOute!with - ssteam ,i.•!•vt '••••'- 1 1
21 R-'2 l
Ver mihiiie
~ fotraiile • tiyl i i fnerc,
at(ttVitit:kf,'Cqtatil/Alikrid.'poutitY Po ,, and by" Dr.
Vitifih'Car Ph "if 14) ' l ‘
ersoo k , art grip
John; ruivino,
iiiitler,•NeivOille;: Saber t
Elllott 'New Mll)i&•4ll3Leekel,;.ifilei:
eilivillWkj•Riehatdir
l'aingi''.:llnqlCiiitstOhj:,'Srfitalr4V.idiliglioge4;
f''''..,Afirff 20. 184 e
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Plainfield Classical Academy,
(roult MILES WEST 01'
FOURTH SEASION
I FRITS
herd's Sarsaparilla
Baltimore, Aug. 29, 1847
DAVID . RICKETTS,
No. 23, 11111 street
_ ItiiIII,VA. • II7„,;,/g.WAT i 74 f. ; fa‘N,
.
, YiIINTER SUPPLY OR. „ SilkFtipiets, latapsjumi. pttonp,
s ;— .
1 74Pt1
os and Mantillas, (Of our own manufacture).
ct W. HAVERTICK, having „just opoLtod a firstNrate assortment, of tho:betit quality, for.
0 • 'his try pLi Fa of. Goo[ ] 3'- solo at -theilatiniat cabh . -prteeth-at D RESS
desires , t W
calbthe,:Partienlattention.,OlPain LEIPS - Titigq Wandrtmrning
ar
ilies•nd physichtosto. his replenislied.aaseettiet "Soconikstreet, above — Chesnut, 'PhilailitlAbi . ..z
of OIICGS and MEI/OWES &Mob l'een TogetherVith'a *War: assortment of ;STEEL
purdmsed at the het Menses in Plilladelphiu,atid .
may be relied upon for.frollatelicand exce GOODS , . Parse 'Fara, 'Hair tßraida and
11040. 0.' tnrls, ar.a. Aleci, a largo let Of'Dothistie - Dat: ,
Added to these will be.found an cutlet:4lo49f ton rringos • .: •-• ''."- • '
PAINTS,, OILS,
.DYEI-STUFFS,,,Yaritislies,- iPurchuseis erejnvitod to sell.' They will find
Glass, &c. &c., all of Which he will ensure'to be it to their'int#estito act talraa the gooda'wflt be.
of the best quality and at tbn very lowest.prieet. sold . • Philo& aprl2
lie has made. many additiont to" his stock of
besides seettringliheiv-supply oF.oll the I -
Text Books, Histories ,
. liendere, Lextoetia,
-Gag .Books, Bco.,eew de use in College 'and.our
public schools wh'.,ch , he will dispose of olvtettai
suited to the circumstances of all.
Ills stock of FANCY ARTICLES embraces
a rich and extensive collection which it would be
impossible to enumerate, but comprisingmany
novelties whiclPcannot fail to strike the
please the taste, such an Ladies and Gentlemen's
Cutlery,-Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils. Hair
‘ Tooth and Clothes Brushes. Perfumes ofitott ,
s` elle's rich and extensive varieties. Fancy Snaps,
Shaving Cream, •Card - Cases, Pocket Pistols,
Pocket bowie, &c.
Also, a new supply or Conic!ma's elegant
LARD LAMPS, togther with Sperm and Mould
'Candles, Baskets, Musical Instruments, Umjirel
las, Children's Toys, Door alas, and -other sill
des' in the variety line, which with a 'colistant
iiipiity'of fresh FRUITS, nuts and Confeeijonary
of theerithest Miality, make a large and splendid
stock to which he:confidently Miites the attention
and,patronage of his town such counh•yfricnds, at
Om old stand in Tsfiirth Hanover street, nearly op
posite the Carlisle Bank. •
' S. W. HAVERSTICK.
•December 1. 1847, •
M'ALLISTER'S OINTMENT.
has pow.lr to causesall external SORES,_
SCROFULOUS humors, 'SKIN DISEASES,
POISONOUS WOUNDS,to discharge their put
trld matters, and then heals them.. •
It is rightly termed All-healing, for there is
scarcely a disease, external or internal, that... 4
will not benefit. I bemused it for the last lour
,teen,zenrs for all diseases of the chesticonsump
tion and liver, involving the utmost danger and
responsibility; and I declare before heaven and
man, that not one single ease has itrajled to ben
efit when the patient was, whhin the reach of
mortal.theints. _ _
I have had physicinna learned in the profession.
have had natnistersof the Gospel, Judges of the
bench,. Alaleernen, Lawyers, gentlemen- of the
highest erudition, and multitudes or the poor use
it id every variety of way and there has been but
one voice---one voice---saying, "Mc-
Allister-4one Ointment
CONS UM PTION.—It can hardly be credited
that ti salve enn have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they arc within the system. Ilut, if
placevLopon the chest, it penetrates to the lungs
edpnrates the poisutions particles that lire tonsil&
ming them, mid expels them Irmo the sy ;tem.--
It is cueing persons of. Conan milt ion continualfy:
14 EA DACIIE.--'l'ltc sad ye Iradrnred persons
0,1.1 . he. headache or .1l xettr's standing, tool who
Sad it ecgttlar every week 110 that vomiting often
took place.
Deadness and Ear Ache are helped with like
success.
. 11111.:U3IATISM.--It.ritiyttives nlmost imme
diately the 'Mini - nation 's it , el when the
mtin ceases.' Rend the direction around the box.
COLD FEET.---Consumption, Liver Com
plaint, pain in the •:.licst or side, fallibg of of the
hair one or the other always accompanies cold
feet. (This ointment is the trne remedy.) It is
a sure sign of disease to have cold feet.
In scroftiln, old sores, -- zrysipehrs; - saltrheuin,
liver complaint, sore cies quinsy. sore throat,
bronchitis, broken or sore breast, piles, till chest
diseases such as astlinut,Oppressibilsontiti—also,
sore lips,chtippcd hands, turnors,mitatiemistrui , )•
(ions, 'lemons diseases anti of the spine, there is
no medicine now known as good.
SC ILI) DEA D.---We lia,e . rtiectl raises that
actually defied every thing known, atrw , :ll as the
ability of 15 or 20 doctors. One nun told us he
had audit $5OO on his children without any bene
fit, when a hoses of ointment cured ;hem.
lIALDNDS.S.--It will restore the hair sooner
than any other thing.
BURT S.--It is the best thing in the world tar
Burns. (Read the directions around the box.
WORMS.--It will drive en cry vestige of them
away.
There is probalily no medicine on the face of
the earth at mine so sure iii so safe in the expul
sion of worms.
" .-
NS-oecusi‘l use of the Ointment will
always keep corns from growing. People need
never be troubled with !hem ;lila., will use it.
PILES.--l'housitntla are yearly cured by tnis
Ointment.
JAMES MCALLISTER & Co.
.Sole proprietors of the
n.3or medicine.
CAUTION --No OINTMENT will lie genu
lie unless the names of James McAllister or
names NlcAllister Sr. Co., are written with n pen
upon every label.
Sold by Samuel Elliot, S. W. llnverstick aid
Myers, in Cruoisle t &L. Reigel, Me
chanicsburg; Singiser & Paul, elturchlown, rind
John Diller, Newville.
RahwaytTledicated Soap.
(KT - GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PITTSIIV/111!—dur
agent.of this place writes of p mysterious incidt nt
which occurred in that place, in relatiim to an ex
cellent young lady, but
. who unfortunately pos
sessed it very repulsive complexion. Her face was
covered with pimples, blotches, pustules.—her
skin dark.and yellow, cracked and chapped—her
lips in cold weather would become sore and bleed.
She had, however, several good traits, one of
which was - to reed the newspapers. One morn
ing as she was looking over the columns of the
Dispatch, she saw in large letters the words ItAU•
WAY'S CUINESE MEDICATED SpAr ! As n sure
exterminator of, all skin blemishes, with s direc•
non for all ladies to rend the papers!: Now 'park
the advannige. On Sunday Morning itheijtook
her place ,ilk usual, among the choristers, end
to the utter surprise of her, fellow•songsters, pre
sented n complexion as fair.as a lily, and beauti
ful as the most ad:hired belle of the town.—
Strange wondering and much excitement,' was
exhibited by the busy crowd, nod . nothing short
of an explanation of how this sudden transforma-
tion from ugliness to beauty was attained, would
answer. The lady, like ill her sex, full of gen
tleness and kindness, explained the CaUSO, and to
the greet, grand and beneficial dims af Rad
way's Medicated Chinese Soap, which elfaluid
been using for two weeks, was awarded the full
approbation of the people, as the "restorer of last
beauty." Our agent concludes thus—" Since
the above has become known. I have 'had a per.
fact rush for Rahway's Sonp;''. -
',tidies end gentlemen, if yon wish to gt
r .23 - 14. W. B. FlilinfiNG,
•NuEsE wßianirs SOOTHING" SYRU IT011.1';
• anaLDREN
_TEETHING.
ALL 1110 PLIER S having children affiliated
,th any , oftliiiii - Cdii - eases,WordeTiVihe
toteltf,infatio3; suck ,cotriolsionit,nrialline-f'
Rio croup, riutanecous ,einptione; disordetsd
lontob, and, looseness of the howelesiihoultl
never` ho : without thin to fellibtc "
ronrpdy that
sae peeved no- offilicioue ebovo die.,
lues,,,,Nuruurutup i tuf4imonialepl.,-btlie:gkvap-
Or,ovikitt.i morili but atrial is.b,tlttpr,;
t 950,4 i',!
, - Jayne7s` Family flffodloines
Atiidtli!l 6 oo'4l6ldy of tbibovp:valu!kbleJ
Meditoiries, cioniiiitinz of
JKin°'s KOectorat!t
,
t"' Received atidfoi •
t,Taorr; 5
Owl Wit.
'gVitBA .
rrio SEND 2 'iirsodsbytppie.,liani
:;7 0,; 3; nd
0, o'tikoi. 0 E1; aiptlre ettqe a: Ow bin° '
seaseis
„ habit 'ori,Att ~.4.3'„l,77eiiiil'isia,,lstVoWgi,r"than
naufactut,ter,m? , r,tanto'arak,,caon
r 114" ' tof,the,ParriPq.""'-
- unt.l,l'lldlP ,
1 - 1)
-1 4 ' v r,
'3 1 ;07
;4. 4
, . ,
Perot So fi y & Co;,
ForWardingand General Commission Merchants,
Nbrth Wharves, and 83 N.Water
' street, Philadelphia.
P LASTER and- SALT constantly on
hand, for sale at the lowest market rates..
- Liberal advances Made on.produee._ ,
Refer to -
DUTILU Ee HUMPHREYS
I'ItANICLIN,PLA'I7 CO}Philad'a.
LEA, BUNKERA CO.
J. W. KERR, Harrisburg.
apr 5-6 m
China, Mass and Queens-Ware,
C. BOKEE Sr., CO., No. 41, North
. • Howard street, between Fayette and Lex-.
legion. streets, Baltimore, invite the attention of
Country Merchants and purchasers generally, to
their large and well assorted stock. of -mils.
(LABS . nod QUEENS•WARE, which they offer for
sale at the very lowest market prices. Country
Merchants 4will consult their interest by a call,
before purehasing'eleewhere. isprs-4t
• Spring Millinery Goods. •
JOHN STONE & SONS, Importers
.and dealers in Silks, Ribbons and Millinery
Goods, N 0.54 south Second street,Thiladelphiu,
have receivedtby late arrivals from Frincegehief
ly of their own importation) a new and very rich
assortment of srlipm sitcLuvvmv cmoosoo:whieli
they will-constantly be making additions.. They
hnye now in store—
Silks for caging bonnets. of all prices.
Fancy bonnet and cap ribbons, a beautiful tiS.
sortment. •
Plain Mantua.and wan ribbons, all - widtlis.l •
Frdneh and Ameridan artificial flowerslin
great variety.
Parismbip Bats.
Grapes, crape hisses.' •
Fancy bonnet- and cap Nets,
Trimming laces, face trimmings.
Buckratus. willow.mrowns, tips, km. kc.
And-all articles needed for the Millinery trail&
irr The attention of Merchants and Milliners
viaitiko the city is particularly moues - tett to our
stock.-as it will be fouod.far more extensive Than
that of nay oilier-house in our line, and the prices
more moderate. - mar 22-3 t
Steam Refined Sugar Candies.
Cheapest in the World !--124 C,'-ents" . per
pound, Wholesale.
J. RICIIARDSON, No. 42 Market st.,
e r • - Philadelphia. takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
Superior Spam - Refined CiliidTat tli - d - low price
of S. i'?.so per HIS pounds, and the quality is equal
to any manufactured in the United States.
He also oilers all kinds of goods in the Coffee
tionery and Fruit line or corresponding law pri,
cos, as quick, sales and small profits are the order
Of the day.
Can or send your orders, and you cannot fail
to be satisfied. Don't forget the number, 42
MATIKET: STREET, Philadelphia. ml
gintilirrashion of Rats
•
At the greaten:rill cheap Hat and Cep Store,
No. '284 Market Street, south side, above
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
rgIIIE subscriber takes !his method to return
• 1. 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
last few months, and would call their attention
to the fact that he has now introduced his sritista
FASHION Or GENTIg:IIEWS,IIATS, which forheauty,.
neatness and durabil4, 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 and quali-
ties, together with a very large assortment of
Cloth, Velvet, Plush, Fur and Glazed Caps.—
Country Merchants and others aro respectfully
invited to examine the stock, which they will
find it to their advantage to do, before purchasing,
as it is his determination, having adopted the sys•
tern of selling for essu only, to sell at the lowest
prices.
__ JOHN FAREIRA,
284 Market st, south side, above Eighth ,
mar 22
! Iron Oommissior 'Warehouse,
No. 109 North Water street, nod No. 51 North
Wharves„Philadeiiihia.
. THE undersigned still continue the Commis
sion business, for the- sale of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acquaintance with dealers and consumers
of Iron. throughout the country, has enabled us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad
vantages to serve our correspondents, equal to
any other house.
mar 22-fini ORRICK & CA NI l'n EL L. •
4-Printing .Types
NVILL be sold at BRUCE'S N. Y. TYPE-
U N DRY, after March 15th, 1848, at the fol
4:wing very low prime; for approved six months'
notes:
BOMAN. TITLE, NC. SHADED &p
Pica, per lb. 3o eta. 52 cm,- 90 cis.
Smell Pica 32 - •• 56 95
Long Primer 34 60 100
Bourgeois' 37 66 108
Brevier 40 74 128
'Minion 98 .81 132
Nruipereil 58 100 150 '
Agate
The above prices, •iri consequence of increased
facilities for manufacturing, are• much reduced
front farmer rates. A liberal discount for cash in
hand'at the &tit orthe Invoice,
l' reifies, - Chime, Oneee, Wood Type, , Bre,
fif rnished at the lowest manufaeturere'• prices,
either for earth or credit. '
Our Specimen Book for 1848, is now ready
for distribution to Printers, who will send for it,
and coatains many new articles that , we have ne
ver before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes,
OrnamOts, •Ornamental Fonts, &c. of which
we have nn ample stock for the prompt execution
of orders,
irr - For sale, several good second-hand Cylin
der; and Platen Power Prance, Standing Pram
ea, Hand Printin: Presses.— .
• ' BRUCE Br. C 0..,
13 Chambers eireet, N. *ir
aprs
N. & J. N. Rowe,
.
nRooM AND' 'WOODEN ,WARE
.Ju Stoie, No. 63 Noith Third atieet, one dim
above - Arch, east aide, Philadelphia,lnanufactar
ere and wholesale'dealersin all kindialßrooms,
Brushes,' Buckets, , Cedar - Ware, Willow
.and
French Baskets, Shoe and Walißrushes, Scrubs,
. Dusters; Mats; Blacking:
Basterri.made Wood
tn-Ware_of: every, description,dr.e, dr.c, at the
;west market prices,' '" • • mar 1.
•
.. ; •To:Ptirohnoers ,of Iron and' Steel:: •
rilllE'liubacrlbere;.'ltnportera and Deft lora ;
• in Foreign and .1k rpericint beg leave:
to call theAtionti_o_n_oEpurchaierefai-IROIT:end
STEEL, to ?the rewailment'iir Etwed
Norwegian, Cnble end ' Coitinion'iStilill 01 7 1 ion • '
whleficthef Eu r opaom
ne'veliati*and y nie'ininitantlirrie . ‘'
d Irene: Aniarlean
• ' on, consisting ,of 1104, and,l3Orig
Engliah;;::ftionnan-andr'Anierican',Sheat 114'14
squarelrOnt T3:l6ilia
anil';"jtpwaida. : Bnikr
andp!iiiinpdiji A xln, , ,ltoni*atioilii, pi zee;
'LneOnintive, !bra Angle
• Iron:Hal Crpund Ironi ari?!:: iktitig:eedOlietet. '
ex,Lz flied; .frOniltreit'.!stattipil , ±of_ swedelro n
'Cast :and t Shie6i Staab itiv Way'
offer at .tho LOYVAST :raltiW for: catiih,:ei,.-et.
sit ':months :for' , ' approved.. refereroiand . ::.teli ,
Which they: invite the ,' - atlentlary of - tnirphilei c
before reglenishlnt,theWitacke....-: • -4;
ony,lrOn received ''.on;Toonn;.
nileelon, on Aigli
Troll and Steel Me(ebetlies
Ilf"pt Miter §t%),a, : t4
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' .", 44 4 ,
Dr
wg,(oll.Alie leinollifadiPe rm -: tine'n't cu re ; . of all,
,1 1 :: : diseases 'arising Tram . inipure'state 'Of, the,.
Blood and,habit of. the biidy,-viz
•Chronic diseases of, the Chesi, -, Pleurisyo3,rort - -
c.t.chitis, , „Patarih, we... Scroful a: 'its. refine;
Teiter; Scald head, Cutaneous affections' of the
....,,faceand,extretrii9 es, chronic Rheumatism, and
liepatettschronic Enlargements of the joints,
White Swellings, Syphilitic ,Affections, Con-:
• stitutional disorders,_ansing from debility,Mer
ctriAl and Hateditary.predispositions,
Ittrln every ehtingeihitt is taking place in the
body, if fis manifest that ,it is ,brough &i on .y
something haying,a substantive existence', Kwe
suppose the organsof our'body originally perfect,
they must continue perfect unless changed by the
intervention of:stlinethigg .that beats an unheal
thy relation to it. In all cases of disease, there
must be the interposition of some newingredient
which by playing its part as a cause, served to
buodiry the properties before connected with the.
body. It is absurd to talk, of spontaneous disease
taking place in organs previously healthy, with - -
out the interposition of some morbilic agent; as
%veil might wo expect a piece of 'chalk to transfer
itself spontaneously into Plaster of Paris, without
the aid'of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
a prior cause which must be removed, thro' . . the,
agency of the Blood. For this purpose there is
no remedy superior to the Panacea. In evidence'
the following is submitted td the public :
I'liiladelphia, Juno 7, 1847.
Having boon apprised of tlie'hature of the'Pan
apes, it affords mo much Pllstlshib tti,bn able to
recommend it as a Valnablo remedy fdr all those
chronic, ponatitiftiontll anti glandular'diseases, to
which Witt especially adapted. 'To those who are
afflicted, and reenire medicine. aeon alterative,
they bannoLobtatazit_in_a_rnare.ngreable,-active
and uniform state than is to be'found ifflthe Pan
acea: 1 have used it in several instances with de
cided and signal success. Yours, &c. • .
•. • D. ALLISON, M. D.
Prepared and sold at the North West corner
of Third and Soutkatreets, Philadelphia, and re
tailed•in Owlish, by S. ELLIOTT Put up in
pint bottles at el pbr bottle. feb23
Dr. Traphagen's Balsamic Extract
of Saraaoarilra,
•
S .the best and cheapest Preparation of Sat ,
saparilla ever offered to the ptiblie, being
distilled from the first quality fifHondiffas Stirs
atitietWlteinict.l(-IWe—bottle of this - prepare.
tion Is warranted superior to two bottles orally
.other In the' market,and wilt.retain its virtues
unimpuirable in my climate. It is pleasant to
the taste, and from inflincy to age this Extract
will eradicate disease, Invigorate the body, and
•Is the best medicine for the prevention and cure
of disease ever discovered in any age of the
world. Its action is mild, and it cm es without
sickening or debilitating the patient. Thou
sands have itsed - it, in - the Dr.'s private prod - Woe,
and consider it the greatest blessing ever offered
man. It acts in perfect harmony with alto laws
of nature, and has never been known to fail, I ,
where Its use was persevered iti, to CUM' even
long teanding and desperate cases of Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Colic, roughs, Colds, Con
sumption. Cramps, Cancerous &wetland Ulcers,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Ery sipclas, Fever and Ague,
Female complaints, Fevers of all kinds, Gout,
Gravel, Hysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion,
jaundice, Leprosy; Liver Complaint, Nuraglia,
Palpitation of the Heart, Piles, Scrofula, Spinal
complaint, Salt Itheum,.Scaid Head; Syphilitic
complaints, Tie Dolereux , Pimples on the Face,
Swelled Limbs and Joints, Pain in tin. Side,
:Spitting Blood and all cases of Prostration Of
Strength, and-General Debility of the human
body.
In all eases enumerated Above, Dr, Treplut
gan% Sarsapasilla rapidly and surely restores to
heath. Kula! will satisfy- any one - Of - the - tru . th
of these representations.
TO TILE LADIES
Delicate Females who suffer from the obstruc
tines and deliility to which Ladies of sedentary
habits are liable, will by the _use of one or two
bottles of 1)1.. Traphegan's Sarsaparilla, regain
tlieirbealth and . ..color.' If is valuable to those
who are approaching womanhood, its it is calcu
lated to assist nature byquickening the.blouil and
invigorating the system.
Ladies who have I , oe-complexions, dull eves.
blotches oe the face, rough 'skin or freckles, and
are iow spilled, use Dr. Timpliegan's Sarsapa
rilla. It will cleanse the • blood, remove the
freckles and Llotslies, and give you an animated
countenance, sparkling' eyes, fine spirits, and
beautiful complexions.,
Children who are sufferin g from bad and un
healthy hi mar* of the blood, can be quickly re
stored to health, strength and bloom. Dr. 1 rap-
Stirshparilla being very pleasant and pal
atable, children take it readily, and such as are
thin and weakly soon wear a robust and healthy
appearance. It can be administered to Infants
with perfect safety, and such as are suffering from
hummer Complaint will receive great relief.
Nothing can be more astonishing than its in
vigorating effeettrupon the humans ystem. Per
soi.s all lassitude and weakness before taking it,
r&once become robust and healthy under its in
fluence
11 PREVENTS DISEASE
The use of a bottle of Dr. Traphagen's Sarsap
arilla occasionally, will prevent disease, and at a
Pall sail Spring purifier of the system it stands
unri . alletl at the present day. Its use will pre
vent a world of suffering an I pain. It all persblis
will keep their blood purified and their bodies
strefigiheiwo by the use of•thla Sarsam.rilla, they
will bu Sure to escape the attack of any prevalent
or odutagions disease.
,r7Purchasers will he careful to observe
that every bottloof Dr Traphageo's Balsamic
Extract of Sarsaparilla has his written signa
ture in'black ink on the label of the bottle, and
fac simile printed in red ink on the outside
wrapper, men4mard against counterfeit•: Put
up in handsome white glass quart bottles,' at
the low price of ONE DOLLAR per bottle:
For sale wholosalo and retail by COLLIER
and BROTHERS only, at their Store, North
Hanover street, Carlisle
april 12
The Great English Remedy.
Dr. Barber's Lialantene \ i
.T.F043 , MICOMO.Igie3O •
wiThis most Valuable Embrocation has been
Ji . used with wonderful success in tbe cure
01 some of the most troublesome dilemma with
IN
wifich the horse is II co in
d, (without diestroyg
the hair) such as o strains, swellings, stiff
ness ofjointsaalls pr ducted by the collar and
saddle, strains bf the - shoulders, stifle, hoof.
pastern and coffin joints, strains of the whirl ,
I bonn,Jutee;_ami_felleck,poll—evii,---fistit les,-
Leurbs, splints, spavin, wlndgalls, puffs, &el'
It very soon eures•old or fresh woutds,e'uts,
bruises, &tulles, poll evil,eurbs, etc.,and-gives
Instant relief in the scratches, grease, ete.,and
the diseases incident to horses having whito
feet; and noses produced by St Jelin's Wort,
which io often destroys the hoofs and: bones of
the feet, and resists the notional sulpluir end
vitriol ointments, and other ;remedies equally
powerful. .. • . ,
WO aPplication has. heretofore proved so
useful in relaying stiffness of the , tendons:and
joints,. nnd ,producing-:such"'-Indmediate- , inil
beneficial effects in-cracked lieelaibrougliton
by highfsedingisplints and sprairis. , ::_' •
This 'EMbroOrtion is highly. reionuttended, to
fitrriers; .keetiers . of liitery_atahlespyagriners,
stage 'proprietors, and,privete.gent:entan own
ingliorsint,'• is ~ ,-in drivaluable - :•rentedf, - ; and
shurrid be onstantly.hept in theii Stables. :
. e
Aloe fairnere, wheSe'; hems are, en' liable to.
k •eutsTand - wounde;' w 111 - fi nd eqhally -
advantageous to keieli it ceriatantly en hand.—,
- ie.-equally- banoficrial-in t be-troatmen
working ooWevfor, .
porck, nacho, cute,
wounds, ; , . c
EtiS t OolciAliiin s t: ~'.,
.:,,,:. Zu Iji:2!asi.r,.:-.:::
land for
Allah; • )0 -°--" . ' • 'r'S 'ELLIOTT "
4 1 spepor
' ean ;u!. lot' ' ' 1 t isa .
tortot, ,•‘!: "
...1 11 i 144 t 1 V 1 ) 1. a?
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,„.. -..---..--_ . ---,-.., 016
hine
-rWholelialc t - Warehoilse.
,:.
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140..1521 Market street; betWe'eit Ott &hi 51h.
5
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•
THE subscriber respeciftill3i solicits the lurch;
tion. of .country Merchants Intrflialeka gen.
trallyisto do bxaminatioriof 1 1 - complelo Mock of
BEADY MADE cLornmoovhich for extent, variety
and workmanship, he flatters himself Will live
universal satisfaction, while his reduced scale of
prices presents n to purchasers inducements which
cannot be surpassed by any other establishment
in the United States.
_mar 1 'IA COB - REED. —
,
Hover's Pirit Rate Premium
WRITING INK.
Silver Medal jail awarded by the American In
,stitute, New York, (1847.) •
.T HE following testimony from distinguish
ed•lnstitutions, speaks for Itself:
UNIVERIITY OF PENNSYLVANIA '
• • Philadelphia, May 11 0841.
Flavin tried, for some time, the Black Ink
manufactured by Mr. Joseph'E. Dover, we have
found it well suited for tnanuseript, by its run
ning freely ' and its exemption from coagulation.
Its shade also we are Well pleased with.
• W E HOENER,M D, Dean of th
Faculty apil Prof. or Anatomy
D IL
ON, LUOW, Provost
• SAM'L II WYLIE, Iriee-Provas
HENRY - REED, Sperstary of the
' • 'Faculty of. Arts
ROS%V. ELL PA RKE. Prof. of Nat.
'Philosophy and Chemistry
W GERHARD, Lecturer-in the
Medical Department
•
' VENN LYVAHIA• MEDICAL COLLEGE
We fully concur in the above,
• SAM'L. GEO. MORTON, M D;
Dean of the Faculty.
CENTRAL th o:: SCHOOL, PRILADELYIIIA
A D.BACHE; Principal
Ii McMURTRIE, M D, Pro
Anatomy
AMERICAN FIAE INSURANCE CO, PHILAUELPHIA.
EREIPK,RALCY, SeeeetarY
. CUSTOM llottng-,
- 4 D GEORGE, Dep, Naval Officer
•
- - HOVER I S - ADAMANTINEEMENr u _
A Superior Article, Warranted.
ForSale,'Wholesale. end ilefail,nt the Menu
fa. oil,. iNti. 87, North Third street, opposite
Cherry street ,Plsilailelphia. by
JOSEPH E HOVER, Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov IT, 1847
IMPROVED WIRE MANUFACTORY:
Sieve, Itithtle, Screen 'Red Wire Cloth Mnnufac;
t'ory, No. 48 North Front street, between
Arttrket and Arch streets, Philncl'n..
TUE subscribers barlng made grcnt impreive
menu in the above business, are now manu
facturing of a superior qualily,all kinds of PLAITS
and ORNASHINTAL WIRE WORR.SIICIIRS Sieves . ,
Riddled, &reties &e, for all kinds of grain,seeds,
sand, ore., snuff, starch, bricktlust Founders°
Sieves of a superior qua lily constantly on'tfalid.
Alsq Safes, \Vire Dish Covers, Solit Springs,
Twilled NV ire for Spark Catchers &e.
ORXABIESI'AL ‘VIRCWORE, such RS Cages,
Nurscry Fenduj.s, Garden Bartdering, Flower
Stands, Trainers,Trellis workfor Grape - Vities,
- Alsq IVire Fencing of every description
(Ty - Orders thankfully received aud promptly
executed by WATSON Es' COX. '
September 22,1847.
Cheap Watches and Jewel'''.
ilct. - AT the Philadelphia Watch
)
7 , 4.J . 1/ 4 and JewOry Store ' 96 North
~' P . Second St.,''' corner of Quarry
,Iy.„- - • ,:. Gold lever %Vatelies,fullj c‘ .
V..." . :_'' . j z -sz
_oiled, 18 caret zees . " $45 00
.....cos fl l). Silver Lever %Vetches,
full jewelled 23 00
Silver Lever Watches seven jewels ' lB 00
Superior • Quarter Watches 10 00
Imitation quartbf Watches not warrented 5 00
Gold Spectacles . 8 00
Fine Silver Spectacles 1 75
Gold Bracelets With topaz stones 3 sq ,
Ladies Gold Pencils 16 cariale,: 2 00
Gold-Finger Rines 371 1 cents to $B, Watch
Glasses plain 12i conks to 18:1; Lunet 25.
Other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
0. CONRAD.
On hand some gold and Silver Lovers, Le
pines and Quartiers lower than the above
prices.
Philadelphia, Feb. 3, 1847.
B. E. MOORE. • I N. RISDON
MOORE it RISDON.
IVIERCRA.NT TAILORS.
No. 70, South Third Street, nearly - Opposite the
Exchange, Philadelphia.
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
.and the public that they arc constantly pre
pared to make to order, of the finest and best
materials, and at moderate prices, every article
or Fashionable Clothing constituting a Gentle
man's Wat drobe, for which their complete stock
of choice and carefully selected Cloths, Caisi
incises, Vestings, Sec., of the latest and most desi
rable patterns, are particularly designed.
their own practical knowledge of the business
and a personal attention to every garmont,eimbles,
them to give entire satisfaction, and to both old
and .new customers they respectfolly tender all
invitation to give them a call:
Ilaving.been for years connected with some of
the best and most faithionable establishments in
this country, employing none hut first rate work•
teen,
and being in the constant receipt of the la
test fashions and best styles of goads, they• are
fully prepared to accent module customers in the
best manner.
Philadelphia Auguet.lB,lB47—Gmo
Dumb• Valley Transportation House,
r e
:4=•••••• -• •••••••41.• - la . '
mu • ,
•
Canal and Rail Road bine, for Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
V. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
OP Merchant, Haantanunci, Pa. informs his
friends and the public, that from the liberal pat-
ronage extended to him during the past year he
has been encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangements for the present sdhaon, and has ad
ded two now,,large and splendid Boats to his
LINE, and-will_ be-fully prepared after the op
oriing of the Canal, to forward•Pß UCEhnd
MERCHANDIZE of all kinds t and from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsbargh, &c., at the
lowest. rates of freight and with the tmoet des
patch.
Agents for Boats, • •
CARLISLE 4. GASRELL,
• ."' ' Rice attest Wharf, Philadelphia.
GEISE As , SON, '
No. 48 Commerce et. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK & SHAW, ?.
McFADDEN & CO.S Pitts'g
Agents for Cars, „.. _
•• . • W UNDER LICH & GRIER.
NO: 272 Market at., Philadelphia.
g HALORER & REYNOLDS,
• No: 423 ' Market at., Philadelphia,
BITER, JAMES .& CO.,
BroacLetteet,_Phiiadelp --
hia.
• , PENN'A: . tr. 13WIO LINE,
. . _ .
Ndrt 'street t Baltimore,
Harriaburg,'Mareh 26, 1848.—tr.
Lumber
New • .•..
THE subscriber. hes_opened ' tit new, lumber
- et- - the - cornerof - West iiiiiitt - stid , Lietu
'alley,•where he - now has and will'keiert constantly
ori , harid a first-ride‘aisiort mein, of season'od PINE
BOARDS •And, , PLANK, and 'other kinds of
STUFF, itli.of whickho will , Cell low roe cfish.
kid reeboctf9l)y.sClicittfilmP.Ulti!emttronage.
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liaoourg TrfullippitatioiLiiie. - •
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NYE 414tAViii. hZterntil,4ierinatieatiy 'eared
j_ biDi.SU,rIIAM'S VEGET.ABLE.ELEC;
TElARV; i itn , lNTßllNAL..itatiftthr - •rn .ased
adddrdinitei dirarninds.,. a .enn Vonrriti guar
anteed.
fJ`• .
OF TllE.Dist.m --4 4 'daimon con
sentience of( this affection is a . , la Oftanesrnus,
or bitarinedoWn agitation, a's it re familiarly call
ed ; there is also a heat, fensiaii iiiitilliVobbing td
the part; varying froni a 'Moderate degraii.of these
sensations to the most exOlitiating..stiffering ;
Ih - die ara caused greit, flow of blood td
the.parts.. _Sometimes ttriiiiinor coat cifihe bowel
protudes at every evacuationi.•forrning . What ig
called Prolapsus, , or falling of the bowels "•' this' is
the efface of long continued irritation:and whit:
ness of that organ: In borne instances the patient,
experiences nervous pains,"whielfitre inileseribat
ble, and known. only to the sufferer, which coin:
mence immediately after nn evacuation, and con=
tinue from thirty minutes to several hours; thesd
sensations . are verpannoying - and sernatitnes veryt
distressing. This disease, when of long continu:
ance, is attended by i palty and weakness in thd
baelltiArtitatinn of the kidneys antl-bladder i and
other organs in the vicinity, pain end numbnosd
in the legs and feet, a sense of etraiinblis - about
the chest, and unnatural fulness of the Adornina.
viscera, accompanied with of the hpart
and oppression. Individuals sometimes experi:
once, previous to an attact of the Piles;aymp:
toms denoting great derangement in the .circular
tion ; there is a sense of .weight and:pressure ht.
the abdomen, with a peculiar feeling- of anlasi;:
ness in the bowels, constipation or perinapm, at:
tended with 'pain in the back and loins,. nausea;
and slight pains in the stomach, pale !counte:
nance, confused seinitionsin tha-licad,- weariness;
and inimitable and discontentae state of the mind;
and a sense of fulness and oppression in the re:
gion of the stomach. The circulation on . the
surfaCe is feeble, and the current of blood deter:
Mined inward and downwards. •
For all of the aboic diseases and complaints;
Ll. l l , llA3i t fi VEGETABLE ELEcTUARY cures el
tually, and therefore prevents Piles. •
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READ THE TESTIMONY:. .
Huosom, Dec. 11, 1846.
_Otsyrst—l have used Dr. Upham's Vegetable
Pile Eiectuary which I purchased of you, and
find it one of the best medicines in use for the
Piles, and also for bilious affections arisiitg_Rom
tn - imput e state - Orthe system. Yogi's
U. S. Mansitsl.'s Orrice, N.
Dee. 6, 1847.
Messrs. Wyatt & Ketcham—Gentlemen, un
derstanding that you are the general agents for
tho sale of. Dr. Uphant,s Vegetaclo 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 years with Piles, and have tried various reme•
dies, but with no beneficial effects—indeed, .1
began to consider my case utterly hopeless. But
about the first. of September last, I was prevailed
upon by n 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 1 believe,
perfectly cured.. most earnestly recommend it
to all who may have the misfortune to be affletett
with that annoyina and slangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
ELY .11100 RE.
' IZEMAIIICATE CrlIE or. PILES !—Tillivri Ye,tes
Mount Washington, Berkshire co, Mass.?
November 29, 1817. S
Messrs. \Vyatt & Ketcham—Gents: For thirty
1 years I have been afflicted with Piles, general
debility and. inflammation, causing tumors and
prolnpsueof the bowels, and which had resisted
all the medical treatment Dr. Chapman and oth
ers could give. The last three years of that time,
ty—suilitrings-defy-description. I was confined
to bed, unable to help myself, and at last given
up by my physician and friends in' despair of`pver
gaining health e in foci for three diiys befere
commenced using Dr. Uplutm's EeleCtuary,
was entirely speechless and my burial clothes
were made. But under Providence, and the use
of Dralpham's Memory, though an OLD :11AN,
I have the pleasure of stating the fact to the pati
ne that any health is new good. and hope to live
many years, if ii is God's will, to nuke known
the virtues dr Dr. Upliarn's Electuary, and to re
commend itio my afflicted fellow -creatures. It
helped the beyond the expectations of all That
know my case, and I con only say to others
that it is.f in my opinion, the hest medicine
in the world for Piles, or arty other disease 'orthe
bowels; and if they will use it according to the
directions, I will myself warrant a cute in every
case. Yours, with the utmost expression of
!nen k fulness, C ORN LI US SPUR.
Egramont, Berke co, Mass.
Nofember 29,1847.
The shove certificate tells a simple and truth
ful story of suffering and relief, of which, as phy
sician and witness in the case, I cheerfully en
dorse. DR. (.7.11A PMA N.
NOTICE—The genuine Uphatn's Electunry
has his written signature, thus (I;(1 - A. Upham,
M. 1).) The hand is alone done with a pen.—
Price SI a box.
irr Sold *holeanle and retail by WYATT &
ICSTCHANI, 121 Fulton street, N: Y., and by
Druggists gmerally throughout the Unita States
and Canada. .
SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Agent for Carlisle
January 5,18.18-1 y
Stanton's External Remedy,
EMEI
II U. 17" S 1•111 - 011.E.17:
'ls now universally acknowledged to be the
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Spinal Affections, Contractions
of the Muscles, Sore Throat and Quinsy, Is
soca, Old Ulcers, Pains in the Back and
. Chest, Ague in the Breast and Face,
'Tooth-ache,-Sprains, Bruises,
Salt Rheum; Burns, Croup,
' Frosted Feet, and all
' Nervous Diseases._
HUNT'S LINIMENT is sustaining a notori.
JUL sty unequalled by any similar remedy. It
requires no pulling to_give it a roputation.-it,has
been for some time silently 'and surely securing
it, and now, when its beneficial effects have been
experienced by so many, the expressions of grab
lode are continually appealing, grid those who
have been made whole by its meane are ileidious
that the alibied should no . longet
rant of its invaluable and•itfallible,Cflicarn): •
Mr. Gern E. Stanton, the Proprientiyisl
slant ly receiving testimonials Of benefits received
from us use, and many of the cures-it hos effected
almost exceed belief. In one case •a child had
been a cripple for eight years, having wrenched
the:spine, when at the age of two years, by a fall
from a chair. Medical ;returnee failed, but four
bottles of the Liniment restored him, to strength,
and ho now joins with his 'playmetes in- their
youthful gambols, as robust as the healthiest of
there, and onlya small hump on his hick to re-
Mind ben of Ins early sutlbengs. Price -25 cents
per bottle.
•
The - Mull:cos Friend.
OTA N TON '8 PAP LL ARY DIN Thl EN 'l'
1,. acknowledged to b -the 11190:yeltlebleacme
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casion for its use in eases of hitut.ifsYth; AraPl
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