itita,:ollo"Smpoolito
0 4 0 4gRgsryto,()4o.N$si:.A . y.
ofkok4ii die South Wesi cinkie \ hilhe public
"Square, ' tict,ek'Ofl(
IEFVIS OF , SUBOORIPTION,
.„.
OneTroliar and Fifty calla a yeir ttr t triy*trva,. ,
TWO Thillarif,tf paid within the year.
One Dollar for oiX,niopalo..
Thom Orin° will he rigidly adhcrea to, TO‘Mclltri
the paper at the reduced terms Wainer hi' paid: Cash
in °doom();
.RATES OF ADVERTISING,. .1
•Advertiaemente,tuaktfg lilleenllnes leap, will
be churned tit the me or Flay' cents for ono Inger
tlmi--three qinlep for Ono Millar, and tiveniy-iive
kerns for every subsequent Insertion.. Yearly advcr:.
tigers will be clearged at the following rates '
Ono Column, with the paper, &wane year,
Half a column, do, do. -
Two t3quarea, with mannerly changes,
BusinesaCards, with the paper, ' •
JOB PRINTING. OF EVERY OEgCRIPTION;
Bach a o Handbills, blanks, Clrenlare and every'm h
er description hl' Printing, executed Immientnely and
expeditiously and at the I,OIVOT PitlCEd,
Plainfield Classical Abademy,
(FORE 31iLES WEST Of CARLISLE.)
FO,URT.II SESSION
• irrilfE Fourth Session will commence mi - M - 0
• 1 DAY, May Ist, 1848. "rho number of stu
Bouts is limited, and they are carefully prepared
for.Collego, counting house. &C.; &c.
• . The siipation: precludes the possibility' of stu
dents modulating with the vi - Ctons or 'depraVed,
being_resiote front town or village, thonah easily
accessible by Stairs Road or Cumberland Volley
Railroad, both of which pass through lands at,
ached to the_institutionl
TERMS. -
Boarding, washing, tuition, &c,,(per ses.) $54) 00
Latin or Greek 5 00
Inatrurnenthl Music • . 10 00
French or German 5 00
Circulars with' references, Fee. furnished by
R. K. BURNS, Principal.
Newvilla Female Seminary,
NEWVILLE, Pa.
•
MISSES BELL and WHYTE Principals.
Alt the branches comprised in a thorough
English course, will be taught in thisinstitution,
-together-with-the French language, Altaic, vo.
oat hnd instrumental, and Drawing. • •
ArrangDnentstave been made to a'ecommo.
date a limited number of pupils from a distance.
They will be constantly under the care of the
—rimotaPand-her-A-sErisrant7-wlm-will-give-every
attention to the mental, moral and physical edu
roation of.those entrusted to their cure.
TEILMS,
For Session of Five Months, the' first cowmen
cing on the Ist of May,—ihe second on the Ist
of November, payable ono half in advance,
For boarding, lodging, washing, light
and fuel, per term,
Tuition is the Juvenile Department,
comprising' orthography, reading, writ
ing and arithmetic, (first session)
'l'uition in the-Primary Class,compri
eing arithmetic, geography, English
zrummar, history and Nat. Philosophy, 0 88 00
'Tuition in Junior Class, comprising
algebra, geometry, astronomy, botany, - -
rhetoric and natural elnlosophy,(at large) $ll 00
Tuition in the Senior Class, cowrie
ing.chemistry., physiology, 'elements of
criticism, logic, mental & moral science, $l3 00
Ort'hogrnphy,—eoading --penmanship,---
grammar, composition and scripture his
frory will be attended to by all the pupils.
Tuition in music, and use of Piano, $l5 00
" - drawing, $lO (10
" French, $5 00
REFERENCES — ReIi. Messrs. A-. Sharp, B. Mc-
Cachren, E. Dreidenbatigh, J. Wise,—John Kit
bourn, Principal of Male Academy,—Miss Sa
rah P. Foster, Principal of Washington Female
Seminary.
The undersigned Committee, entrusted with
the direction of the Newville Female Seminary,
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the emi
nent qualifications of the Misses BELL and
NVIIYTE,,OB teachers and guides of young ladies.
They are graduates of the Washington Female
Seminary, and have the best recommendations
from Miss SAAR R. r FOSTE.R. the Pridcipal of
that institution. We feel confident that parents
entrusting young ladies to their core, may feel
assured that their physical, intellectual and moral
testucation will be faithfully attended to.
JOSEPH HANNON,
SCOTT COYLE,
WM. BA RR,
DAVID STERRETT,
ALEX. SHARP,
Newville. April 12. 18•P4. Trustees •
p_s° It Never Fails, ,=Eg
rURE YOURSELF.—From time immemo
rial there has existed in larger cities and
populous towns, a species of disease, the depend
ence and propagation of which results from the
violation of divine and moral laws. 'Jo those
Armen!), the AMERICAN COMPOUND is
presented, as, being the most certain, speedy, and
valuable specific ever acted to the unfortunate.
It hos wherever known acquired a - reputation that
daily experience continues to strengthen. Thou.
sands have been cured by its use, and as it leaves
no odorson the breath, requires neither restriction
in diet or business, not 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 istused by physi
cians and pronounced superior to any known re.
medy. Full directions accompany each bottle.
For sale at N. W. corner $d end South streets,
Philadelphia, and by S. ELLIOT, Carlisle; Dr.
Barnitz. York ; G. W. Miller, Lancaster; Dr.
McPherson and J. W y eth; Harrisburg, Pa:
•feh 9
r.q.mmr7r,TN , Tm7ruTT . m7l
TUE subscriber has just received and is
now, opening at his store, on the South
west corner of the Public Square, en unusu
ally cheep stock of seasonable goods, such as,
Cloths, Cruisimere,s, Vestings, Alpacas, Silks,
Bpinbazlnei, Lawns, Gingham., Cambric,Jac
,,tmet, YlullAtwiss, Book and other:dosed ptione
, isof tame white Muslins, , •Cheeks, 'Pickings •
.40
4 large stoo,Vof NIUSLINS,Iwhito Ind
,blearthed. front 3-4 to 14 in.broadth, and from
--4-conts-per yard up in price. . .2
-A splendid stook of CALICO]; at prints
varying from 4to 121 ets: »• ••
Also; "a' fresh etoeleof the
• • OELEBRAMED'AUID
johieh•he bee lately introdube , and which arc
—441 3 / 4 114-110--bii:-by-alf-thaulistm wind sham;
~.z4!snoit=econbinical and-desirable-article-in ever •
elireepeut nrilt. in 'Also they !,• • •
ta:.` Tile ; Pekin . Coinpnhly'e°TouN.
!Jll e ,hats, been Appointed vele ague kin thia place
;?:,fOr the Self? ;of the above Tees, to ,
• would invite the 'peels) attention the lesiers
P. Or,g96lTilql.lf - The 'mangier:ln Which they ere
tholleviikt'so•led
fold
Qxyt *4611:4;14N#60Ff..,.can-,:s_yppiiid, wfo
ap quantity p ut
,ift.lO•tli.le ;intoner.:
•,INoorp4ll,eilelespectfully Invited to call and
!•intaisiliiii;hteatock before purchasing elsewhere
ftitilSiceefldetifthatirleti
o•iindfirlees'wlll . l9•satlsfaetery tit puteli tf alers:
li r rs. ! , ' • ' 1 9. 13 AAT
• . !; •
Goods 1 . • "'••
ol li ''11118 1:11, ...... .Siiiiw,llontlela - ' ,
L' , Fronell. r .„ Pg.+
~ - .. p roxic h V. Collars
..-f.
- 'Tansy P.w,..flf•dir ?i i .'..i.".•bi no h Silk Lace
~, 0
cpH ted/Cligah "/1 • • -Thread EdglnAft''4"l
r Linen -- II
Lustre , 'l. , f.' w'Silk krlngn o ^ '
'l4 gtivrit l4 : , :, , : ,, ilkiiiiiti,w6:; ; :, Ili
's"i'''L,',,,,P wiomilidi s"." -,ci,,,k'Grovtly:,,-; st, ,, , al
.!,::mr„.`Q,3chtwonetri—,„ , :‘" , • , ''fr hiel Cat) ' " 4 ' ~,I r ~•..
l'" '- " • tribbii Llorvqn':-:'- , •:7,t At.,
.:4' :(4-;;, f
btrv,T3l-k- u<4.,,z'iiiiil WEst'i•vagN-I'jid '6lollls ',
',,,.0ft. ,*. . '''',- ', , . ".I:fincyl Co • • {
; .., 1 „,, irilail,.'. ; , ~,,,•.i.,- fieripessialnri r
..-I.,Blue4;yr, ~rr., . ~ ~, .r,' • ,pernl ~, 4t P r i'll "
4-tiOti niers„, -, 0 ,-,,,,..-• 4 torniyeessl 4.:1s • ir,,, t ,r • ,
f'f3ie,nlli'llpq'Crlrtik9',..l.Bll;pl 4,80,114., ,1 . t
NtiltOlgili•kicvt,' 17111' tY`r •
' in \ilirr •
iailneiT cl 0
iin o ' 'Allchocitzipoi9B
- andlotcra
' ~ dil idi'and drnb M °,..., 4.rr.,.
.;;;,:lroL' "02,,,pc't. t ' .4, Mends' idt°
,• ^, .M414414%11 Imislr't°' fig;titlli litiforlh'ir,r,bslel.'
'4, 3;; " ,iitir i'sr the'Atii.e° "6„iivse,thoichif tmldsie.an4;Pl
il. is od T b,,d' h a,,vl,„ i in t v ;; , ,bd'haP.'k.?7 l, l't l i,C, ,t44 , a .
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v5....116E4W
Thou art above sltguld,and treasures
thou who tiilla'rieit"the' entle.l,oll9o all
itiffieWelefOiecciitelkinsiinctlon• *Nish'
virtue, , to;
•W bib fokr end fie thatle wretched vs- hav e .
thee tuit;lyants'ireifitilihg be
.therikfl.llo3o.4.NDAßlliPs LA ',141 Ye
us gets theiiiliese;blessed Pills, Which
a. Ceniniy'S *bits fully established to be the
-best everbestotved on man, For the
.prevailing colds and eoughs, they will be found
everything that medicine is capable of ins-.
parting. In Cholic and in Inflaminathikof the
bowels, these Pills 'lit 'once' relieve; and
pcirseveraneo in - their use, according to
rections, will surely do all that medicine can'
do to restore the health of the patient.
. In diseases arising from tho use of memory
or from any cause or vitiation, from bad blood
'or otherviise; their era will produce the indsi
happy results. In all ultucks of Ithenmatisin,
F g rysipelue, Salt Rheum, and in cases anima..
nio.or. recent Costiveness, the use of the Bran
droll' Pills will be productive of infinite ser
vicesoinetinfes occasioning so greats change,
for the batter as tos..aose great thankfulness.
In all cases of IndioesticitaVoinis, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart, Auld in all atfecttons of
the-Stomach and 'Bowels, Rio
will he found a never failindromedy,
•To insure the tell benefit of these celebriited
Pills,' they should be kept in 'the houie,so that
upon the first7commoncemont ofsicknese they
may be at once resorted to. One dosethenis
better than 'a doiert-011 . .er the dist:elle hiabo.
come establiAied in the system. '
The Brandretli Pills are, purely vegetable,
and so Innocent that the infant of a month old
may use them if medicine firrecuired,not Only
with safety hut with a certainty .of receiving
all the benefit medicine is capable. of _inipart•
log, females may use them during all the
critical periods Of -their lives. The Brandieth
Pills will insure their licrultli, and produce ref.
1 11111/.4 in all the functions of life. •
- *25
Q . $l3
$lO
05
Mr.Cireovielt, of Caroms, says, “I have
entirely cured myself of the Fever and Aguc,
which !lave had for six months, by taking
from eight to twelve-of Brandretles Pilla - for
one month." . . Vide his letter to Dr. Prandreth
dated" Feb. 8,1897.
N. B.—Thereis-no-sureiy-ilinVieu-get-the
genuine BRANDRETH PILLS, unless you
purehase of the duly atithOrized Agent.
The IIItA.NDRETIPS PILL!. are sold. fur 25
cents per bTitTirt - 11E - 11. - 11fithilre - th's Prinetral
Office, 941 Broad wxy, New Yea*, and by the lel
delv vuilsorized Ageets:
Sold in • Cerlisle, 'by CHARLES BAIINITZ
Sole Agent for this borough.
Wm. S. PoWell, New Cumberland
.1. G. Miller, Lisburn.
Ilitner, Shiremanstown.
.1, &L. lteigel. ettlmiliodliirtr.
•Geo. W. Simrizer,Chttrelltowit.
A. F.t D. Leidieh, Roiling Springs.
1). L. Ileelman. Whitt: Il nuse 0
Ittosenburg & IV eiting.Centrevale
datneM - )le, inek — somil le.
Edward Scull , Sbippensburg.
S. L. 4‘unmatt, Newburg. •
850 00
$6 00
SHEPHERD'S _SARSAPARILL A,
FOT the Permanent Cure of all Diseases arising
from' an Impure state of the loud. -
THIS Medicine operates particularly upon
the Blood, and cures
.disouse without
vomiting or purging. It never fails to cure
the most obstinate cases of Rheumatism, Die.
eases of the Lunge, Coughs, Colds, Bronchi
tis, %VW to Swelling, Scrofula, Ulcers and
Sores of long standing.
It is cheaper than any other medicine in
use, there being 32 doses in each bottle, which
costs only 75 cents, and to those using it ac.
cordiu to (inaction one bottle will list 10
days. Certificates ore ponring in from all
parts of the 'country attesting the virtue of
this medicine in cases of long standing, which
Lave been given up by' physi clans us hope
/css and beyond the roach of medicine to
cure.
WHOOPING COUGH, Shepherd's Sum
pnrilla never fails to cure.
CONSUMPTION cured by the uso of Shop
. herd's Sarsaparilla•
The following is from a gentleman-of re
spectable standing in w
Bultimore ' 'ho was—cf
factually cured of that dreadful dismiss, Con•
sumption. by a few bottles of Shepherd's
Sarsaparilla. .
Baltimore, Aug. 29, 1847
•Thin ie to certify that I was fast sinking
undZirsyr4toms of Consumptiontif the Lung.,
until I was rricoinTended to try Shepherd's
Sarsap rills, whies fortunately I did and am
under the strongest conviction that it Rayed
my life. I em now rapidly recovering., and
hope in a short time to be restored to• perfect
health, and under no consideration would 1 be
without the medicine.
Ohephad's VermWage, or Worm
• Destroyer.
We Challenge the - world,to produce a mad'.
eine 'bettor - adapted thirexpulsion of worms
from tholiutuan body than Shoplicirdis•Viiiiii
fuge. i It lice been used by thous inks' with,
entire ratiefaction. It Las tho advantage , of,
most 'oilier
,Vtrmifuges, as kite sickens' iho
person, usi ng ; it. lt fins 'cured children that
have been subjedt to,,fits for years, and that
had bequ . given 'up by physician, Parents, and
friends, It 'should always be used as a purga , ,
• • it.iren ,ms-0104
Paine- im • -en rr les ofritini 7 c - o - urser
ticks of food, and ,wormii,`lrthey arc troublr
with thmn. • . , • . , • ,
• 'The' following oeititent6 'hie been handi
to ea hy'Jmige ICOGme; . of Luzern° county;
It sPeaka for Imola'
ToWn 'lllll, Pu, Jan 20, 1817.
,Tolur Koos, Esq. .
P send. me •cbril
tlesmore 13.11eidieriPe Vermifughi The thrt
bottlea•paralinaed Of you aßlioit.ti me eiti lid
been'.6ood: WRIt. the , hap4l 08 V, effects..
given to three of . •ehildron—in • One
. ease -65 -wer m re , expel led, in. another-164,
iiiuriA"thelaiy•67,;A:iim 'give the
reat.of kny Tarn ily"thtf,benb6tkrif th isMed loin°,
Viidillerefoid'Ordet•ae;libeve.7:',Thlela,'deeld:
heiVartiale for deetritYing,iyarrea that
us
h'ever been f. the -comae. ...I
eree- 4 erne t a and
MillufleAbn(wAlmqap,,f ; gped, - elfeel:r
• .T,o. l l lo . , o l b,BAcipili 4 • '!
" - ""BA N II .SIr EiPt
for sale by: I,he:.,follovqingTfeepectuble met.
ohantaof Cemtpland,gennly*, Pe * .andlby pr.
win. C. A' Pboioninik - rf lob 4 rgi
Sblppenalmo '',.T„rihn
Elllott, - „Ne;wharg; & J .8 Lackey. Dioi.
erowille; A i nitshifideA. Dun,
lap K
Ar. Bar, firiginop ;S. &B. A. C . 9lo,Hoges•
:( O Y/0 1 , 1111 W1C*0 1 44Ni 15 i 1 0 1 . 1 ,00-
P!); go; ,#4s'
•
; , ‘4:r•? , •- , .3Xoupsejp re me •'' • '''
A waijiiiiikgtdrdiibrtniienitilitiigpreitilstinn
AphislalobratednliesnistAnyng w.kl4iVtiarale
.enijniOnced 11,arulliiiit I arttnins,
Almond einia;
finnmahinkfln, colngnes,lleirfoll:Philno,orae
d;Aanandi no inC.Ohiptited: lands,
Oliontinpl aqi,o l 94. l P.Oßto4.o l l,ll l ooTOth,
toiiiter t .8 arnli, rol_ksh. itnynjkakknpnKnonlyenl.
40 10 ,Dt l y t sip 3 1c1046) , , 5t0.in or
• ' • No",'
o:.ditrlislo - ltnioVB 484,
.
7 7 7,f ilmomssiAllt
, 4•-•;•711rugs• vairodfcines,.•,i• c. . •
±yust..'impaned.
INTER , : super,lEs .: .orgoowr,
ped;iiiittitirtittentiott.ittPaite ,
Phystelaiisto.hie replitiiisliedtiseektut'
of DRUGS tied 'been
ptietibased'itethe'beit hohsesin Philadelphi%,:nd
maybe - relied upon for freshness and ititoell oce.
Atlded.to4lutse will. be found -; an enure stoe 'TOT
PAI.N.T£V, OILS,` ;;.`.P.ltruishesi
bath We. Ito., all vrw.hicl i keNolleneur q to be
of the beet quality end:at thoitery leWeet:Oices.
He has' made stritinyhtlditiens;l.o bits ettuilr[of
BOOKS; besides' aeattringa new supply of'all the:
Teat Books, Hietoriee,'lteiders; Lex aciette;Wri
thießook.s.:&o:now in tiee 'Ciglege'lito our
ptibilb schhols lie will dispose oft;et terrni
suited to• the cirentustanceli Of '
His stook.of FANCY einbreces
a rich and eitensi•ie collection which it would. be
impossible to enumerate, but comprising many
novelties which, cannot fail to strike the .cyc end
please the taste, 'stick ac Ladies hod Gentlemen's
Cutlery, Gold and Silver Vans and Pencils, Hair
-Tooth and Clothes Brushes, Perfuthecof.Rou
sellericricltand eztensivevarietiet„Paptiy:Snaps i
Shaving Crdam CLOW 'pins, .Ptuthet Ptstols,
Pocket hoous, Lfp. &e. .
. Also, anew -supply of Cornetius's elcgant
LARD LAMPS, togthei with Speliu Mould
Candles;llasitetsi.Musitial I natruntents; Umbra!' I.
P;Chi Wren's Toys; Door . Ms`a, and other anti.
ales In the line, which with a Coastal - it
supply of fresh FRUITS, nuts andConfectienn ry
of the richest quality, Make a large- andapleadid
'stock to Which herConfideiitly finites the attention
and.patronnge of his town and country friends, at
.the old stand in North Hanover street; nearly,op.
oak& the Carlisle Dank. ,
; 'S. W. HAVERSTI,CK.
December 1. 1147.,
•
IT has tIOW3I. to cause, all external SORES,
SOROFUDOUS humors, SKIN DISEASES,
POISONOUS ‘VOONDS,todischarie their put
trld•anaiterit, and then heals them. •
It is rightly termed All-healing, foe.there is
scarcely a disease, external or internal, that I.!
will not benefit. I have used it for the last tour•
teen years for all diseases of the chest, eunsump.
tion and hirer, involving the utmost (Inner snit
responsibility, and I ltlecinre. before heaven and
man, that not one Single case has iteuiled to ben
-Oh when - the patient watf - withitt - tiheltr
mortal means.
I have had physicians learned in the profession.
I have had ministers of the (Aospel,Judges of the
bench, Aldermen, Lawyers. gentlemen of the
highest eruditiOn, and multitudes el the poor use
it in iftre4 variety of way and there has been but
one voice--.one univeasal voice—saying, "Me.
Allister, your Ointment is GOOD."
CONS UM I 3 TlON.—ltcon unruly be credited
that a salve can have any effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the ,)stem. lint, if
placed upon the chest, it penetrates to the lungs
sdparatest.he poisonous particles that ate consu
minethenf, and expels them iy
It is curing persons of Consumption continually:
HEADACI.J . E.—The salve has cured persons
of the_ headoelle_of _i 2—year's stall i ng, and. who
hod it rogular every week so (hot vomiting often
took place. •
Deafness and liar Ache are helped with like
success.
ItIIEUMATIS:II.--It removes almost iinme-'
diately the inflamation and swelling_alica_the,
pain ceases,, Rend the directithwiround dm box.
-- GOLD — ESEllonsumptiorr — lbiver—Com7 , :
plaint, pain in die chest or side, failibg off of the .
hair one of the other always aceompaniescold
feet. (This OitaMeet is the true reinedy . .) It is
a sure sign of disea.,e to have cold feet.
In scrofula, old. ; ,teires, zrysipelas, saltrheum,
liver complaint, sore ejes, quinsy, sore throat,
bronchitis, broken or-sore breast, piles, all chest
diseases such as asthma, oppressions, pain—also,
sore lips,chapped hands, tumors,cutaneons eimp•
ttons, nervous diseases:and of the spine, there is
no medicine now known as good. - • .
SCALD HEAD:--We have cured cases that
actually defied every thing known, as well as the
ability of 15 or 20 doctors. One man told us lie
had spent $5OO on his children without any belie
fit, when a few.boxes of ointment cured diem.
13ALDNESS.—It will restore the hair sooner
than any other tido..
BURNS.--It is the best thing in the world for
horns. (Read the directionssround the box. •
ORNIS.—It will drive every vestige of them
away.
There is probably no medicine onthe face of
the earth at once so sure and so safe in the expul
sion of worms.
COHN S.—Occasional use of the Ointment will
always keep corns Ir'om growing. People need
never be troubled with them if they will use it.
PILE.B.--Thousands are yearly cured by this
Ointment. -
JAMES MCAIJ.ISTER & Co.
Sole proprietors of the obove medidne:
CACTION --No OINTMENT will be ganu..
ne uhlesB the 'mince of James McAllister or
names McAllister & Co., are written with a pen
upon every label.
Sold by Samuel Elliot, S. W. Plaverstick and
1)r..1. J. Myer?., in CarliAM .1, & L. Iteigel, Me
chanicsburg; Singiser & Paul, Churclitown, and
John Diller, Newville.
(K-GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PITTSBURG !—Our
agent of tins place writes of a Mysterious incident
which occurred in that place, in relation to an ex
cellent young lady, but who unfortunately pos
sessed a very repulsite complexion. Her face was
covered with pimples, blotches, pustules.."-'W
skin dark and yellow, cracked and chapped—her
lips cold weather would become sore and bleed.
Shelad, hoWever, several good traits, one of
which was to read the newspapers. Ono morn
ing as she was looking over the columns of the
Dtspatelb she saw in large letters the words HAD
WAY'S CHINESE IWEDICATED SOAP ! As a sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes, with a direc
tion for all ladies to read the papers! Now glark
the advantage. On Sunday morning she took
her place„as usual, among the choristers, and
to the utter surprise of her fellow songsters, pre.
sented a complexion as fair as a lily,•and beauti
ful as the most . admired belle of the town.—
Strange, wondering and' much excitement was
exhibited by the busy crowd, and nothing slfort
pf on explanation of how this ' sudden transforrtia•
non froningliness to beauty.was attained, would
answer. The liidy;--litcd hillier sex; full a - gen=
denims and kindness, explained the cause, and tQ
the great, grand and beneficial diem of Had.
way's 'Medicated Olniiese.,Soap, which she had
'been using fort weeks, was awarded the full
arprobatiotx4tho-pcople, as t ho. "restorer of lost
beauty." Our agent concludes thue,-"Since
the above has become known.'l have, had a per
fect rush for llahveay's So'en." . •
Ladies and gentlemen, if yeti wish te g , igah
way!s Soap in all its purity, call on:
fah 23 13: Fl.ll:Miksin.'n
DAVID RICKETTS,
No. 23, Hill stmt.
,
SYRUTTOR,),
CIIILDREN,TEETIIINO. • • '
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thoria.aisaasesAiiiidaritla.thi
rata of ighinas. suali.as aarisubila u p,apatimn
cutaneous ertiptionly d isordorcid
without thts iiitile riiracidttbar.
-iss - proved , sift! as:IOUs Ithri;: bUss die.:
0 1 , 1 0ti' 6 °:0 1 i 1 4:
a prase Its merits; but atrial 10
toSold bTlic:olXloll7,79lHillei. .1 ; . ;
iiiiih;3t EKV, ;' fc.r Its Ii 1
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4'-el6lleqttlitt.od,
M'ALLISTER'S OINTMENT.
Rahways Medicated Soap.
V
7- ' , 24itiflol),Utibtll3lgir
gillilVagOsitOpviiialt&ButtOns;
tnatab Drees.,
atiltlltta;,(of burpwn,nlonnufaljtuie),
Tor:
P.'f,;.yD4ESSIt
.14E1Vg FiindeitindTrimanniStOiO,No:47,
Socond wren*, atiotre : Cltdatnut;:',Philadolpbia,--,
TOgatbOrVith 11)04r:ingot:in] ani of STEEL
GOOD'S Fina,..iltitt'braida and;
Curl9o.fite' 'AltitA'd largo bitiirDotneatic Cot,
ton Fringes,
Purehaeere itill'inVited to call. • ttiey Will find
it to their intorcat to'doao,:aa thO aiioda will bo
sold CHEAT:. .• ••, ••Thillid.•npri2 •
• •
, Peiot; '•
Forwardin g and Ganeral,Commission Merchants;
No, 41 North Whariea, and 83 'N.Water
atrent;.:Philadelpijia.
PLASTEW and SALT constantly on
hand,Tor sale et the lowest market rates,
Liberallidvances made on Produce,
Refer to '
DUTILH 0' HUMPHREYS}
FRANKLIN.PLATT E 4 CO Matra.
LEA, BUNKER & CO.
T. W. KERR;Harrieburg, .
dpr's--Gin , , .
Ohina, Wafts . and Queens-Ware.
C. 1301 EE &: CO.; No. 41,. North
_ .
• HOward 'street, betWoon Fayette an'd Lox.
ingtori streets , Baltimore, invite the attention of
Country•Merchante arid purehasere generally, to
their large- and-well -us:sorted. stock-of; CHINA,
/A LASS 'and .qtrEnns•wAtne - which they . offer .for
sale at the: ery lowest .nt , Votyricess,CoCintry
Morchnnts.Wilt consult t eh. interest - by a call
before purcluniing elsewhere. • eprs-4t
Spring Inilliziekloods."
JOHN STONE ''d& l ' o Importers"
.and deitlerif. in Since, Ribb and Millinery
Goods, No. 54 'South Second 'street, Philadelphia,
have received by late arrivals from FrancO,(cnief ,
ly of their own importation) a new and very rich
assortment of srn.NO MILLINERY GOODS, lO:WiliCh
they will constant ly be: making additions. - They
have now in store— . -
• . .
Silks for caning bonnets, of all prices.
Fancy bonoat and cap ribbons, a beautiftil as.
sortment, -
!Plain Mantua and Baffin ribbons, all widths,)
French and Ani l cricau .artificial iloworain
great-variety. •
— Pails 'chip - Mts.
•
Crapes, - crape Linens.'
• •
Fancy bonnet and cttp Nets.
Trimming laces, face- trimming. •
•Buchrnms. willow. crowns, tips, &c.
And all articles needed for the Millicery trade.
D: '-The attention of Merchants and Milliners
visiting the city is particularly requested to our
stock; as it-will-he found far more extensive than
that of any other house in our line, and the prices
morc moderate. mar 22-3 t
Steam Railed Sugar Candies. .
Cheapest,in the World 2/ 'Cents per
pound, Wholesale.
ir J. RICHARDSON, No. •12 Market st.,
-el • Philadelphia, takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
Superior 'Steam Refined Candy at the low price
of 812.50 per 100 pounds, and the quality is equal
to any-manufactured ip the United States.
likelse offers all kinds of goods in the Confer•
-tionery-and-Fruii=litte-at.corresponding low-pri
ces, as quick - sales:no smaltpiolits are the order
of the any.
Call or sand your orders, and you cannot fail
to he. satisfied. Don't forget tho number, 42
MAtiptm STREET, Philadelphia. m l
Spring Fashion of Hats
At lite great central cheap Hat and Cnp Store,
No. 234 Market street, south side, above
Eighth street,Thiladelphia.
IVIE subscriber takes this method to return
_. his thanks• to the people of the county of
Curriberhind,-for the very liberal share of patron
age which they have extended towards hint for
last few months, and would call thcir-attention
to the fact that ho has now introduced his snits°
.Fxstitou Or GENTLEMEN'S lIAT,S . , which for beagty,
neatness arid tirability,intuinb Th
t e 'excelled 13Y
any Other establishment i n this city. 'This stook
comprises tha. 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 are 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
tem of selling for cesn only, to sell at the lowest
prices. JOHN FAREIRA, Jr..'
284 Market at. south Side, above Eighth.
mnr 22
Irori Comrniikor Warehouse,
No. 109 North Witter street, nod N 6. 54 Nerd
Wharves, Philadelphia.
THE undersigned still continue the Commis
sion business, for the sale of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of ninny years, and ex.
tensive acquaintance with dealers and consumers
of Iron, throughout the country,bas .enubled us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad.
vantages to serve our correspondents, equal to
any ether house. •
mar 22.6 m ORRICK & CAM .
Printing Types
WILL be sold at BRUCE'S N. Y. TYPE
sib UNDRY, after March 15th, 1848, at the fol
lowing-very low prices, for approved six months
'notes:
BOMAN. TITLE, &C. an &C
Pica, • per lb. 30 eta. 52 cts.
.90 cis.
Small Pica , 32 „56 9.5
Long Primer 34 6O 100
Bourgeois ' 37 66 108 '
Brewer ' 42 74 125
'Minion 48 • 84. 132
Nonpareil 58 100 Igo'
Agate 108 160 220
The aboye prices, in consequence of increased
facilities for. manufacturing, are much reduced
from fennel...isles. A liberal discount for cash iii
`hand at thp . date of the Invoice.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, Ste,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers' prices,
eitherforeasili.or,,crodit,_ : . ~
Our Specimen Book rot 1848, is now ready
for_distrtbution to Printers, who will send for it,
and containe puny now articles that we have no.
ver before , exliihned, such ns.Writing Flourishes,
Ornaments, OF
namental Fonts, NC: of which
we have an ample stock for the prompt execution
of orders. .... , - 1 .--; 7 ;;5 7 5
0:71For sale; 866nd-hand Cyl . in•
der and Pinion Power, Prcssos, Standing Presa,
Hand Pteison. '- ' • • -
GEORGE k 'BRUCE.k C 0. .,
13 Cliowbere airket, IV.
~D',~
N. - 81,* 3:. atiwe
11113.00 M Aigb.IVOODEDWAR.Fi
ALP' Stere','NOf63 sinsei,' ores door
above. 'Arch,. mt. side, Philadelphia, saanufeetor
ore 'anti wholesale Aeolera Wall. hinds of Broome,'
Brushes,'; u eke ts;;Cled Ware,', -Willow. aMi,
Fleacit,Driekete; Sheii &ea, Drushes, Scrubs;
'Ouslerep Aats,'Blacking,. E t aatern:inci f ie w th id.
'eel:Warp
. 91 ever . ,Yitiessyspoon,- . 40.Ac; et the
;loWeit market mess.
• , .
To Purchasers of ,XrCii and I
I.IE , Subenriberoi Importer. and; D:ealirs
I'.: in Fo r eign tuid American ron~ beg leavo`
to ea 11. thi title ti nit ofpurohabere of j RON 4.nd
STEEL ' to : the
Plniviigiari"; Cable andponrilon':;Etigli en Iron
'whichthey note have and ere ,etin titan tly : re.
...tuttirtiv.finut-Eutopi. direct:' Also American
on
Enrl'iceoHnsliisitjion6g►akno! i7gortfrate.
ida American 8 eOt Iron
Small Round And Iron, from 3.16t1ie:
and 4 Flue
a — a and 'iNull Rod., Axle `, Iron, vprioue . elzci;
UtentnuttVia4;;Ti'rentt '4044 ,
Ritik4ficilf r itAlict
s wade IrOn
• C St:n. All , of. whic
9!' , ' , at ,thit,:LWEBT, rato4;,fora'olieKrdi
nix .•rnontlie for:: approved reference, and
which;' they: : 440ntia cirriith"l44o,ei,
Ati o; find:plc 44iSIkii4 i vp'Ai Ton'.o4#4.i
oti, *lack lid w ill 61' 5
;lIR IN
on; Plp
afiii`tiltailAntatian la,
' 11 . ; /itt;*alpi0t4ncll , l , in;A:vene;
. "•. ; 4.
G.A.' S
0 1 ) 1 SSiikii, ‘ ,Atillitiite fine diil 4 M-1 1 ,
-4r Wll .
r,';
MEM
•
FO"' the removal andsPerinanent • cure of-a l l,
ascii arishig front ettiMpure state.oi the,
•Idiond and habit nfthOtody,:tx p '
Chronic dieetibes 'eVtliti ; Chest; . Pletirist; Bron.
chit's; CatarrhPetC",piildrpfujii its forties....
4,Ttitter„ Scald head; , Cittaneouif affections of the
, :riace and extraniitiosi chronic Rheumatism, and.
o',;Hepatetis, chronie.Enlargementsaf the joints,
• White Swellings, Syphilitic Affections,' Con.
etitutionaUdisord ere, arising from debility; Nor
curie' and Hereditary predispositions, lkb.
Ocin every change that is taking place in the
body; it is' manifest •thitt it. 'is , brought about by
Something having a inibstantitieeXistence. If we
suppose -the. organs of our body originally perfect,
they'must continue perfect unless changed by the
intervention of something that bears an unheal•
thy relation to N
,In all COS of disease, there
mint be the interposition of some new Ingredient
which by playing its part as a cause; served to
modify the properties before connected with the
body. his absurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking place i in organs previously healt, with
out the mer Position of some morbilic tent; as
well Might we expect a piece of. chalk to transfer
itself spontaneously into Plisterof 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 followingis sidninitted to the public:
• . •Ebiladelphia, June 7, 184 7.
Having been apprised of the nature of the Pan.
twee, it.afforde am much pleasure to he able to
recommend it, as eyelgable_remedy_for all those
constitutional and glandular diseases, to
WhiCh , it is especially adapted. To thosewho are
afilictad,'Mf requite medipitie as bh alteridive,
they cannot:obtain it in a More agreab'le;Lactive
and.uniform state than is to lui found in the. Pan.
ecea. I' have used it in several Mainlines with de
cided and signal succesL Yours, &c.
D: ALLISON, M. D.
Prepared and sold at the North West corner
of Third and South streets; Philadelphia, and re.
tailed in Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT. Pm up in
pint bottles at $1 per bottle. Sohn
•
Dr, Traphagen's Balsamic Extract
of Sa.rsaparilla,.
Ts the hest and cheapest Preparatioii of Bar
i. Belleville ever offered to the public, being
from the first quality of Honduras Says.
- stparilla Root-.-and one hottle of this prepara
tion is warranted superior. to two Bottles of all
other in the market, and wilt retain its virtues
unimpairitble in any climate.. It is pleasant to
the taste and:from infancy 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 _ally age 'ol the
world. Its action is milt!, and it col es without
sickening or debilitating the patient. Thou
-811114111 have used it in the I)r.'s private practice,
and consider it the greatest blessing ever offered
his,,. It acts in perfect ha Amoy with the laws
of nattire, and has never been known to fail,
where its use was persevered in, to cure even
long a:muting and desperate cases of Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Colic, COl3OlB, Colds, Con
stimption, Cramps. Cancerous Soresand Ulcers,
Dropsy, Ilysentery.F.rysipclas, Fever and Agile,
' Female complands, Fevers of all kinds, Gout;
Gravel; Hysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion,
Jautitlice,.Leprosy, Liver Complaint,,Nuragliw,
Palpitation of time Heart, Piles, Scrofula, Spited
complaint, Salt altetial, Scu'd Head, Syphilitic
.cnmplannts,Tie Dolercux,Pinaples on the Face,
Spitting Blood and all cases of Prostration ot.
Strength, acid - General Debility' of the - Willem
.body.
In all cases enumerated Above, Dr, Treplut.
gatevSarsapasilla rapidly and surely restores to
heath, A trial will satisfy any one of the truth
or these representations.
TO Tin: LADIES
Delicate Females who stiffer frrim the °borne
tions.antl debility to which Ladies ot sedentary
habits are liable, will by the - use of one or two
bottles-of 1)1.. Traphegan's Sarsaparilla, regain
their health find color. - It is valuable-to -those
who are approaching womanhood, as it is calcu
lated to assist nature by quickening*the blond and-
Inslgoratingihe system..
Ladies who have pale complexions,dull eyes.
blotches "tie the face, rough skin or freckles, and
are mow spirited, use Dr. Trapliegan's SIII . SIII/11-
runs. 'lt- will cleanse blood, remove the
freckles-and blotches, and give you an animated
countenance, sparkling eyes, line spirits, and
beautiful complexions.
Children who are suffering from bad and mi.
healthy ht mars of the blood, can , be quickly re
stored to health, strength and bloom. Dr. fmp
hagaii's Sarsaparilla being very pleasant and pal.
stable, children take it readily, and such as are
thin and weakly soon wear a robust and healthy
appearance. It can lie administered to Infants
with perfect safety, lill/1111.16 us are suffering from
Summer Complaint will receive great relief.
Nothing can be snore astonishing than its in
vigorating effects upon the human n stem. Per.
sms all lassitude and weakness before taking it,
ht once become robust and healthy under its in•
tluence
11. PREVENTS DISEASE
The use of a bottle of Dr. Traplingen's Sarsap
arilla occasionally, will prevent disease, and as a
Pull and Spring purifier of the system it stands
unri ailed at the present day. Its use will pre.
vent a world of suffering an I pain; If all persons
will keep -blood vitrified and their bodies
rengthetieti by the use s 1 this Saruipi.rillx,they
will Leisure to escape the attack of Prevalent
or contagious disease.
t r7Purcliiisers will be careful to obse:vo
that every bottle of Dr Traphagon's Balsamic
Extract of Sarsaparilla has his written signa.
lure in black ink on the label of the bottle, and
a fac simile printed in rod ink on the outside
wrapper,,us a guard against counterfeit , : Put
up in handsome white glass
_quart bottles, at
the low pike of ONE DIALAR per bottle:
For sale vholesale and retail by COLLIER
and BROTHERS only, at their Store, North
Hanover street, Carlisle
april 12
The,Great English Remedy.
DO. Barber , * .Liniament
.' • ' • -• 1-...1P3DIE LEUDIEZIEOO •
rinTl3lB most , valuahlo Emir: °cation has been
used 'with wonderful success in the cure
ot some of tho Most troublesomo dioceses with
which the horse is affected, (without destroy ins
the hair) such as old' strains, `Swellings, stiff
ness ofjOints,galls produced by tho collar and
saddle s sstraine of the shoulders, stifle, hoof,
pastern andisoffin_ joints; atraitts.of the which
bone, knee, fetluak, volt
,evil, : fistulas,
curbs, windgalle, puffs, &o.
'vor Coon.Oures old 1:Ri• fresh. Wound s Outs ;
bruises, lit — Eilm — i;floa curbs, elmotndilinor
instant relief triAlto aoratchusigrease oic.,and
the diseases ineident.l4 horses ,baring white
feet • and noses Veducad by' St John's Wort;
which siintlin detak O sii the hoofs and, bones of
the feet; and•reeistelhe , action - ofsnalphur and
vitriol ointiiiontii,;
,OiltOr t ,ffesiiedles 'sway
powerful.
. ,
!.hointsiforo.
useful in relovin'g-stifinelo of - 1667(ondons and
jolotH, and I,iimitdiato 'and
beneficial isfroct,nl.6` crooke'd lieelo,biOng6t, on
bY hrglif6Oci , ink,,ollo, 04 . -;
Embroartiodia-hlglily_recomnainded to
farricra, keepers ,oc,livery , atabloa, wagoner.,
mugs prapriatariandlriliratyc , l:ernen own - ,
ingz ltareaa, - , an/"lirviltiiib a 'renledyi - and
Omit! lia''oonelantlY kept in theirmatdaa., ,
:Also 'farmers, whose hamlet* in liabikcto
ka:" -,
auta' and•wcninds;^l,,il fint . l; . l(.'inunPy
iti ftrit *i_ t or 'mks antic
'4'1819411Y; benufioial,in .the troutmoa _of
working," qattle;,fer, gall!, A n dra =necked
.puts
minnidn,itc.. • ' s• --
•For vale in pniliele
ERB, Sala '
'7n'
~.§,
saA just recipiyill'ilirSimMrA,L(ruireik:i‘and (or,
le to ".E Lk
,
ROE .zank auporiornlot;tosr LIT p s
21. Lipoßei.jue; reolived
11.?lifittovor ' ' iliCu49;
• ': ' -
11:1
.".'•::' V, I'li i - 4.'f.V' ,, :4, , !;,
''';'' .!i '4ltil: illatip, i ,
.„, , „:„. •,f' , 4 '' ' - - t he --- ,
street; betiveent.ith , and -sth,
-!'" -
rirtiTE iiabsetiberreepectftilly 'solicits that atten.
,Air countg . illerObtmul'and.dealers gen-.
°frilly, to an examination 'of n coinpleia litock.of,
tts'anv MADE 'cranium, which for , extent, variety
and - workonitishili f lig flatters himself will - give
Universal satisfaction, his reduced scale of
Prices presents pnrchaiers.inducemants which
canner be.surpassed by. anynther establishment
in the United Statei. •
„a JACOB REEIL,
Hover's First... Rate Preiniwn.
•
. WRITING INK.
Silver Medal just awarded by the American , In
stitute, New York, (1847.1, -
THE following testimony from distinguish
ed lnstitutions speaks for - itself:
Orrivionutir or.Prrn SYLVANIA, •
Philadelphia, May ,1841.
Having tried, for some time, the Black Ink
manufactured by Mr. Joseph EA-lover, we have
found it well suited fOr manuscript, by its run=
wing freely, and its exemption from' coagulation,
Its shade ago weave- well pleased with.
W E HORNER,M, D, Delia of th'
• - Faculty and Prof. of Anatomy
'JOHN LUPLOW, Proi?ost
SAM'L B. WYLIE, Vice-Provoi
HENRY REED;
,Secretarrof the
• FrieUltrof Arts
ROSWELL PARKE,Prof. 'of Nat.
• ' 'Philosophy and Chemists''
. . W BERHARD, Lecturer to the
Medical, Department
Pattat.7lVANlA MEDICAL CALLER E
We fully el:incur:in theaboie,
, • EAM'L. GEO: MORTON, MD.
Dean of the Faculty
. Cr.:tram. Hum &nom, Purcanacrtcra
A D BACH E, Prineipril
H MuMUETRIE, M. .0, Pro
•
Anatomy
AMERICAN FIRE INSURHNOE. CO, FHILADELPIIIII. •
FRED% FRALEY, Secretary
CUSTOM HOUSE, I'HILADE
• J 0 GEORGIE. Dep, Naval 011icer
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT, .
A Superior Article ; Warranted.
for Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the Manu
re.. ory, No. 87', North-Third street, opposite
Cherry .treet ' Philadelphia. by
JOSLPH - E HOVER, Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov' 17,1847
IMPROVED WIRE fit4NUFACTORY.
Sieve, 'Riddle, Screen and Wire Cloth Manufac
tory, No. AR 'North Frant street, betx een
Market and Arch streets, Philad'a.
111 HE subscribers having inal,e gnat- i improve
_,lll. meads in the above business, to e now IMMO-.
Tailittirrug bin superior Miality,alitinds of I'Lsits
sod ORNAMENTAL WIIIc WORK, such as Sieves,
Riddles, Screnes&c,thr all kinds of grain,seeils,
A
sand, ore; snuff; stare! bricktlust Ste: F lei's'
Sieves of a superie aiiiy eoustipitlyon hand.
A Ito Safes, Wire Dish Covers, Sofa Springs,
Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers &v.
ORNAMENTAL. WIRE WORK, such RS Cages,
Nursery Fenders, Garden Bordering; Flower
Stands, 'fraiirers,Tre.lliswork-for-Grape-Vlites,
&e. A Iso.Wi re Fencing of every,description
'' • c i .- orl IC MIA II an kfU Ily-r epe i V e4l rind -promptly_
executed byl- 1 'ATSON IFI CON..
September 22.1847.
Cheap Watches and Jewelry.
. , .
,' AT the l'hiladelphia Watch
, ~.1,... and '.lowilry Store, 96 North
4 , Second St., corner of Quarry
. Gold lover W etches, fullj .. 1 -
'...,. ...::4'; ,. oiled, 18 caret oases $45 00
- ...11..c1iVan.n.: - -. Silver Lover %Welles,
1-jowollud-- 23. 00
Silver ever Watches seven jewels 18 00
SOperior Quartet Watches 10 00
Imitation quarter Watches not warranted 5 00
Gold Spectacles
Pith, Silver Spectacles
Gora Bracelets with topaz stones
Ladies Gold Pencils 16 corrals,:
Gold Finger Ritter, 371 cents to $B, Widen
GIIIREMS plain 181 cents to 181; Lunet
Other articles In proportion. All gouda war
ranted to bc - what they aro sold for.
On hand memo gold and Silver, Lovers, Le
innee and Quartiore luwor than the above
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M = :I
MOORE & RISDON.
iviziaanarni 2.*lzions.
No. 70, tooth Third Street, nearly opposite the
I.:xehangs, Philadelphia.
RESPECTFULLY anneal= to their friends
and the public that they are constantly pre
pared to make to order, of the finest and best
Materials,and 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, Cast
!acres. Vestings, fs. the latest and' moat desi
ruble patterns,are particularly designed.
Flick own practical knowledge of the business
and s personal attention to every garment, enables
them to give entire satisfaction, and to both old
and new customers they respectfidly tender an
invitation to give them a call
hissing been for years connected with some of
the best and most fashionable establishments in
this country, employing none butt first rate work•
n en,
and beingm the constant receipt of the la
test fashions and beat styles of goods.they arc
fulry . prepared to aceommodate, customers in the
best manner.
' Phandelplii.t August 18,1847-6rtio
Omni). Valley Transportation House
, •
Canal,and Rail Road Line; for Philadel
phia, Bultitnore, Pittsburg, &c. J
•'
W. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
Merehant - , - , HA RRISIiUIII3, Po. informs his
friends and the public, that froth the libewilinit;
tonne extended to him during the past year he
has boon encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangements for the presenreeason, and has a&
(led two now, large and splendid Boats to his
LINE, and' will' be fully prepared alibi the op
ening of the Canal, to *woad PRODUCEand
MERCHANDIZE of all kinds to and from
Muielphia,Aahlmore, Pittahargh, at
loWilFrateshit t And tivitlethe4,utrnost-ilett,
Agents
• CARLISLE, cte . G ASK ELL
Rnco street Wharf, Philadelphia:
.•'c ' G ELSE 'PON;
;No. - 48'Corilinereeet: har
Wf,BaltimOie.
,••'• • • •
, • t•i,
~L: m c k wcipEN 'di' Pitts'g
Age,nta
" : 'WUNDERLICH :3L-CralEi r
/ No, 272-Market at.;
&-;REYNOLDS,
• No. 423 Market at., Philadelphia.
sLTER; JAMES & CO: - • I
. 7713iictrd
~••PENN'A.,&`.OIIIO:', L INE
'• • • • NorthAtivot,.llaltimoroz
IlorrisbuitT•Marchl9, is4B.+tr.,
New Lumber,Yard.
THE subscriber has opotiod. r it Ittpw - : Liin tl tpr
netliti-;cornorktf-tly.istztor t t
iilleY;.whera ha now . hlia , and WIN keagnoneta i
on' hand efiret4afe assortment of seasontd PINE .
BD - ATRDS - 1 - tnd - 1 2 VADIId - slh - ar -- kinds.of.
STUFF, all of *Mali he. itt boll
He iresbectfully'aidicitolio. public mdiontige.
~ -ann. 51971y,-„ , ' ,
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Harlslrus Tra#spOktalion Li4e,
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ZiORWARDING CotiooitisiOniVierchent4,
, HAnwsituno, Pcship ^pnatiee,
dote B
cd to to Boltlmoto, Phtladelptlio,
004, l'itutipt: Nail, , kal r to 4.lel),',MT.Fati‘ei
tor kolp.• ' • r• '
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3 50
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INTERNAL 04-External, Pormanently.cured
biDr..I.IPHAIVVS VEGETABLVEGETABLE'ELDC --
'UARYinifitsisax - avricsizeir which, if used
aecerding to:directionsi a On FOR Lurie guar
anteed,. , , , . •
. Sirmiromerbs iits'Dinskins.—:-A comMonCon
sequenewof. this affection hva . kind.ottenesmus,
Cr bearingslown sensation, as it isfarniliarly call
ed (there is also..a heat; tension etid throbbing in
the part, VarYiniefrom a modemib'degree of these
sensations: to the most exeretiating. Suffering ;
these are caused •by the great:flow - of:blood to
the parts. ' Somotintes the inner coat of the bowel
protudes' at every,evacuation,- forming, what is
called Prolapses,- or falling.ol.the bowels ;_this is
the effect of long Continued irritation and weak
ness of that organ. In some instanceithe'patient
experiences nervous pains, which ate 'indescriba
ble, and known.only to the sufferer, which com
mence immediately after an evacuation, and con
tinue from thirty minutes to several hours ; these
sensations are very annoying and sometimes-very
distressing. This disease, when of long continu
ance, is attended by pain, and weakness in the
'back, irritation of the kidneys and' bladder, and
other organs in the vicinity, pain and numbness
in the legs and feet, a sense of straitness about
the chest, and unnateral fulness of the abdominal
viscera, accompanieith palpitation of the heart
and oppression. Individuals sometimes experi
ence, previous to an intact of the, Piles, symp
toms denoting great deningement in the circula
tion; there is a sense of weight pressure in
the abdomen, with a ,peculin,feeling,of,uneasi
neasin the bowels; constipation or perineum, at
tended with pain in the back and loins,,nausea,
and slight pains in the stomach, -pale counte
mance, confused imitations in the head; weariness,
and inimitable and discontented 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 Wnd downwards.
For all of the above 'diseases and complaints,
Dr. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE - ELEOTOARIr COTO ef
fectually, and therefore prevents Piles. ~., •
. .
• READ THE TESTIMONY. . '
• Htinsos, Dec. 11, 1846.
GENTS:—Ti have used Dr. Upliam'eNegetable
Pilo Electuary which I purchased of you, and
find it one of the beat medicines in use for the
Piles, and also for bilious affections,'arising from •
art impure state of the system. - Yours. &c.__.
E, A. COLE, Marble Dealer.
....
. .
H. S. MAnaliAl.'44 Orrum, N. Y.
Dec. 6, 1847., -
Messrs: Wyatt & Ketell'fini- , —Gentlenten, un
derstanding that. you are the general agents-for
the attic of Dr. Uphant,s Vegetacle Electuary,for
the cure of Piles, I have deemed it any duty, to
volunteer a rectimmendation'in.behalf.of that in- •
valuable medicine. I have beenafflicted for ma
ny
years with Piles, and have tried various mine%
dies, but with no beneficial efl'ecisindeedr I '
began to consider my case utterly hopelesit. But
abstff the first of September last, I was prevailed •
upon by a friend to make a trial of the above
named medicine. I took his advice and rejoice to
say that lam not only relieved, but, as I believe, '
perfectly cured. I most-earnestly recommend it
to all who limy have the misfortune to be affleted
with that annoying and dangerous disease..
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
ELY- MOP RE. -
REMARKABLE Cum: or PILES !—Tinitzy, YEARS
ISTANDINU !I
Mount Washington, Berkshire co, Mass.?
November• 29, 1617. 5
'Messrs. Wyatt & Iceicliam----Gents: For thirty
_years I 110 e been afflicted with PileS, general
debility . and inflammation, causing tuniorsi arid
prolapsua of the bowels, and which had resisted
i all the medical trntinent Dr. Chapman and oth
ers could give. The Mit three years CiPt that time
„my sulligings defy description. I was confined
Ito lied, Unable to help Myself, and at last given
up by my physician and Mends in despair of ever -
gaining health: in fact for three days before I
commenced- using Dr. Upliant's Eelectuary, I
was entirely speechless and my burial clothes
( I,
were made. But pier l'rovidence, and the use
of Dr. Upham's !estuary, though an OLD MAN,
I. have the pleas e emitting the fact - to the pub
lic that niy,health ' ow good. and hope -to live
many yearsfil it is God's will, to make known
the virtues of Dr. Upham's Electuary, and to re
conntiefid it to my afflicted fellow-creatures. , It
helped me beyond the iexpeciationi - oliariiiiii — %
knew my rase, and I eau, only say to others . -
- that it is lin my i opinion, the best medicine
in the world for Piles, or any other disease of the
bowels; and if they will use it according to the
directions, I will myself' warrant a mire in every
case. Yours, with the utmost eXpLi'SBIPri of .
tnankfutness, CORNELIUS SPUR.
_
Egramont, Barks co, Mass. - 6,
November 29, 1847. 5
The above certificate tells a simple and truth
fill stbry of suffering and relief, of which, as phy
sician and witness in the cusp, I cheerfully en
dome. DR.. CHAPMAN.
NOTICE—The genuine U ; pliam's pleetaiary
has his written signature, thus (ter A. Upham,
M. D.) The hand is alone done with a pen.—
Price el a box.
Iltr Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT Sz.
KETCHAM, 131 Fulton street, N, Y., and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canada.
SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Agent for Carlisle.
January 5,1848--1 y
Stanton's External Remedy,
PALLET)
Is II eel . 11" S /I IaYLVE .21-,
"Is now universally acknowledged to be the
IN FA LLI BLE REMEDY-
For Rheumatism, Spinal A trections, Contractions
of the Muscles, Sore 'Phront. and (Ninety, is
sue/1, Old Ulcers, Pains in the Back and
Chest, Ague in the Breast and Face,
•
'l'ooth•ache, Sprains, Bruises,
Salt Rheum, Burns,.Croup,
• Frosted Feet, and all
Nervous Diseases.
H - - • •
UNT'S LINIMENT' is sionaining a notori
ety unequalled by any similar remedy. It
requires no pulling to Apyo-it atreputation. it has
been for some• time sileutlpand.aurelYsokairing
it, and now, when its bene fi cial e ff ects have been
experioneeky so many, the - 04044ms of grab
lode are continually appearing,' and thee who
have been made whole by its meintpre desirous
that the afflicted.should no lonier4emain , igno•
rant of its invaluable and infellible•ellicaCt.' ,
Mr. Geo. E. Stanton, ilie Proprietor, - tB. con
stantly receiving testimonials of benefits received
from ne use, and many of the cures it'fias effected
almost exceed - belief: In one case a'phild had
been a cripple for eight , years, having wrenched
the spine, whomat the'age of two years; by. a fall
from a chair. Medical [Mennen failed, but four
bottles 'of the-Liniment restored testionsib,
and he 'no* Joins with his playmates in..their
. yosthful 'gambols; asrobustlis the healthiest of
thine, and - eitily small hump on Ids' back to rp
'mind him
e l Ins akrlyoulrerings.. "Price"2s sthq!k.
Fa4etid.:
otTANTON'S 649 JEN
tinknowledged tii.bo;the'nipatlipluuble ieme
dr that has yin, re
lied on with confidonci,by all who'may•have oc
casion for its use in,cases,of Aftme , Ftvani , Wing
(N HE BREAST, SORE NITPLIES, &O.
This Ointment is particularly intended•for Thor -
Utimpleints that, Modiereure•liable to during th
nursing of infants, aniUmair titi r
l y,aidied
Nurse's Friend: - Price 25'ettli,pOi. , • ,
STA NTO N,,,Ptoprunp&'Sing Sing,
Yoikv. - ;'Sold • , • ..1 ,
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h i : l3 J d veml os
''cleanging 'and pnlishing e‘Frs 4o , l , o , ) , ,ecition
tali° and, Glass Ware, heing d alg i r the most tot;
°M . n i es wh ' "n r ncs "I" little
and last og polish i!lt
40w.
a also nu excelieulPlicle TelPitfi itltoc
nd nil" " ° ' 113'1 Ana l
g orroaing suhitaiioei
ether, free from Rotas an , o
aria tolhe Italian go 111111114
nd is thorofore atm-- rrson bitilibed'th9
Red in EurnlW Nn tri n t.:' pr100,49i
rticlo he • withou r to, innititop'
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llv'gopPlttlil 10 4 W4k° 601 pr 1 19 174.
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