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PUBLt*ii EVERYIiyIDNE§Ifkir
OFFICE. iit`the
,Sctitkiii:riifi#l6ijilte public
• Square, bdarciii
.11131y1S'OCSURSCRiPlION. '
one Denny •
Two Italhirs, "Oithiiitktd Ye.r •
'One Dollar for six monthv. - "''
Theaoteralit will he rildlyadheted to. To itecure'
the daper at the reddred terms It nturr.be raid cash
in advance.
_ .
.. .
'-' RATES OF ADVERTISING,
Adverti,ithent.obtimhz. Oven Imo, elt•leiN, will
be chareed at the rpte of Fitly colds for one Inner-
Atirofl i e tutted fol. One Oollar,:piid ..tVelllg- live
eta for nvery subsequent Insertion. Yeatly adVdr-
Isere will lie charged at.tlee following rates :
p l cie
onp dolumit, With the paper, forcer year, - #25
ilea a colutnn, 41o: do. - , *l3
Two Squares, with quarterly clialigba, -- *le
gust:less (lards, with the paper, ' 3 5
'JOB *
• PRINtINGAF EVERY - DESCRIPTION,
Ado... It, itdbilip.; Monks, Circulars and every oth
er elosrriot ion of riliiiik, exec:M.4l hanikonirly Stud
C . :podia:Wall: antl.at the LOW ET .P1111;1.1:4.
WE3TERN PAPEERS AND TDEIR
ItADICETS. '
WE find, iii some of the papers, a very
magnificent -account of agricultural ope
rations and prospects In the Wabash
Valley of Indiana,—as in the ense-of the
farm .of .the Hon: ft:ls,. Ellsworth, for
merly Commissioner of Paterft who op 7
peafs:to,have a irdee' little, field of Corn,
____ 43 l - limethonsamLacrcsovitli-ati-esiltnuted_
crop in it of sixty thousand bitshelS.- 7 -
This is (loin* bilsiness on a pretty large
scale ;. but that seems to be the scale on
Which rural matters ate managed there.; . -
for the Same writer'who gives an account
of Mr. EllsworthZs corn, speaks of myri
ads of .hogs raised to consume this grain
in all neighborhod, as,well as the im-
Meuse' herds of cattle-,there is one of
ten thousand head on the Grand Prairie,
—which is " fed for the .Eastern mar
ket."
But, perhaps, this show of agricultural
prosperity. in the West,...i.S,,,after all, an .
illusion ; perhaps Western farmers are
not any the richer for it; -rind there is
one little-fact in the statement, of very
great interest •to farmers in our part of
the country All these'vast herds of cat
tle that pasture on the Western prairies 1
are fed "for the Eastern market;" and
timt is the case with the swine• which
consume the crops raised on these rich,
thou Sand-acre, corn-fields. Are Eastern
farmers. any-better off for this competition
at the - hands of theTefWestern brethren,.,l
whose surplus produciS and glut.the
• Eastern market ? Are our Western farrn
ers any.the richer for being compelled to
seek these markets, across rivers and
mountains, on the sea-side, eight hundred
or a thousand miles from the Wabash,
instead of selling all at their own doors?
Why oannott,lie Eastern farmers be left
to supply the Eastern market ; the West
ern farmers building up for themselves
markets of their own, at which they could
obtain Eastern prices, without any de
duction for the expenses of transporta‘
tion ?
This is a question, which, if Eastern
and Western farmers would only agitate
It sufficiently among themselves, would
bring the merits of the PROTECTIVE
SYSTEM^ as one on which'ilicirt interests
depended more completely, and iminedi•
ately than those of any other class in the
United States. Farmers never can be
''s—that is, they never can-en
prices for their products, - nor
'es they consume at the lowest
it they have good and suffi
.,tets for purchase and sale . AT
Imam owx DOORS; and those they never
can. have until the encouragement of
manufactures §7.., the mechanic arts brings
about an equitable division of employment
—pairs off the consumer with the produ
cer—covers the country with towns and
cities—and makes every district hill with
the activity of its own local trade. .
All countries, purely agricultural ones,
depending on distant or foreign markets
for the sale of their products, are, and al
ways have been, root( ONES—and, in for
mer times, in Europe at least, they have
been dependent and enslaved. This was
--- , the case with Africa, Egypt, and the oth
er grain-bearing countries which antient
' Mime preserved as her garners ; and this
is the case, to'the full . extent, with Po
land, and other ~s:xclusively agricultural
Countries of our day. It is impossible,
in fact, that any community can .flourish
Which- hat but one trade to engage its
industry., In such a country, industry ,
•
must pine, energy must ritie, intelligence
and the pride of independence must van
ish. It-is the, ncouragement. of all arts,
ot-all•fcirtrnt, methods, anti 'products of in
dustry, Which -gives- animation, pros:
'4irity,•unjvFrsal, happiness to a comma
,
•
• ntt
VVith all the mighty crops of Corn
raim2d in the' West, what does it profit
the farinar there--since he , ciannot sell it,
or transport. it to'our ,distant market? , It
Nvill'not bear the 'cost of transportation.—
jt Ott only be fed to,cattle and swine, in'
thit:iforin of ~flesh. to 'be :brought to the
741 . fmn , $mtrket,—With the. final result,
7s4eir?4, - iiit'eCiating,tha . ;vajue of . .. Easter n.
rredflicecni. selling.fer ,a,pricc,of whieh 'a
• aige': pr,.4p?rtion 'haw been ,sunk in-the
eoat, Western farMeri;
4ake,lo.'aity
ing'ofthe benefit of their tEasterwrivalsi
; 'fiebta •corisunsirriort
Rimaitinfind,aeat, raising for , distant:
',only laugh ;•'prcalucta , of f higher
4114 .
7.,'---7011-dao;l4tt=TPA*ll.Ll!6iii .ihc-cost-,;ra
' distanticairia_6:%; , ll3ut •to ;tlo,Abis,
.they
Un
relCTAnleYke-,,
~,,,Rts enco rae.--6_:_,.and if,tfieY can
the
' --- 7 , h1. .--. f - eil KM . .., -, ie Mc ~
- friduNtrY ) itipteiiit,n/dours,
As
so ti l d e ) )
li c it:, j_t I to, .1..,, r t.lii.i.ol,d thete,'.,ihsiehd -or
: " Is f• l cv•fl''kxs rY -Pio*,..poclL ß t i s,
11. g money the' ~.....ers. ;,To yll!- , ... wi. sr ,
—7.7r.A40. cf;;;tra9s if u li farming, in4n . h is '1
'"--61.411437.!1P ' ... 87.nt: 8 44 e of :things, e ;: the
~. .66(14t,:ffie)• 'Pr!, on. ti,, inns Sea, he , gii, I
dent, u
I . lece l• • 'denkay be . -, wiehivorka ioes,,,
•;;!:13041.1i.VP1 '.ifetlthi,:"'7, firikeieVip"
41111-9 t ra*Fti;iifl'ml'hYlll•e4''''n'etript r-'
T4ll‘l,l,T4kAqvtiefia.; * l4ool ; l laßit' i i; a +iiiii pi li n i - i
•',,.....86:euirP1--vest;-- we ridi0, ".... - , • A. tordroft
---77-treVio 1 11. ?.?, - ..A.iteed,'4ql4F.',.,!`on"'nitfarntS!
'.'• -- illiousar7Arf - aide, ~, PT . - - ,, , - b -- 1
It farmers,. e
..f91,0/I".* itpei.lri• MI ' ' Id:,be'orP.?•
_---' ..: inttlit therkl-A ir lehst:Vu , iihr if,*
, ,-,,... - ,,, ,, rbii*:‘' - 214..,,-,' fA.vp -.,
,-- ,r . ... 1 ' ,It's ern' - ,meet-: .- ', l-4LN;
• I,f , :,„ viglovnti"..°-1.7 ' ' fully , .to Ikea, -,
.''.l:‘';. 4,119,14-,.ii,f3,10,.:pa1n :l' i,rn"!:,
'/,-%ifiiloiltXi.'l* Ijiiino .430!!'l*t Yi'b'Otie(ll.l
..)±.7 ,'.';,41-,ii•-.-ddii..6iY7-,:-.,.,leta,t,iiit 1,,,,.,.. niith
0., „A.,,,,1aive4,, (elf, - he %Vest.— :North
~,.-,Ptl!,eAq.,k-oiiad,i,,,aV.l. ._..."
, i:ki'k iiiaVVlci sit
• ...,,
•
` ,lllthttllCS:'
pt:inoiployfni them
• attord 'w it It; arid:truly ,iitfc I'g:hone
' tifYink • piiin'ntele of Of' blood:ltead
endertstand: ; ": • ••• •...• • •
T"' . Life, that
. • , priar'CiPle'wliiiiii•inf triateathe .
man frame and ,W 1101413 8014 6)0 1:40:11100(10i .
ono:of the moat Penetrable :accrete Of ',ilia.
Creator; ; We eatinor,nomprehen
his pr,ino't
plo;but'we kn'oiv* that it 'iii the EiloodJoi ,
we OF:CREAM.: the amountrif blood in'tlie body;
wo decrease the princfplo of Me: ond'thateit
weAraw all the blood from the body, thatlife
ceases:-So-wir milk believe . what the Scrip-,
tures any an this kalijent, no 0110 can dciubt it.
The life of the flesh is omPliatieltiTy in 'ilw
binoill-There can be no mistake on the sub
ject; so wo must then be also convinced that
any thing which itivedes the circulation of
the blond mor.t depress or hear down the prin
ciple of' Life, and 'hake the body suhject to
receive injury from the principle of corruptibi
lity also implanted in the human frame. We
cannot diniy.it. There is in every created be
ing a piiiiciple.or corruptibility as well .ns
principle of animation. It is when .this-eor--
ruptibility becomes too powerful for the Life
Principle or blood, that disease commences,
It is tint because it does exist, but becanse it
.becomes active; iirsome it has taken a hundred
years to devolope itself;-in sonic it has become
•paramohnt beforelerti, and the is stilt,.
born. The constitution of thu child depend,
upon itifparelifs:f lie receivoi fiord the firinti:
pie of' his fife, and, also that :which Will 1110.
10 atcly destroy him, and when of Illgt 110 trans
mite them to children. .
The principle ott'orruiption is subject to the
Mittens° or many odoooo of vitt: A bdo: „It tx
lb - dilitore, necessary : I. tat we
,13,..
.7
pCOVllrytlt':
mettle means. to. prevent inj ur y ivy
in coititequente ol'ithisytiitiuition -
: that : pntri , ,
'Airy coital& • bit prediteed which wrielirdestroy
the ihifividual ere he had arrived at that period
of lira which he would have done from the
principle of life which was in Mtn. Now, to
accoinpliA this, we !Dust prevent an occunnt..
!talon of these hunters which hear down. the
principle life. Do not wait for an attack
of -ickness, but on the first appearance of the
enemy avant 'Mauro in her operation» to ox.
pct hint from the body. • This is the .ehject
always attained by those who use Drandreth's
Pills. Thousand's who have kept their beds
for years hove been restored by the use of this
medicine They are as harmless as a piece of
brendyet i ' nll. powerful for the removal of dis-
Can) whether chronic or recancinfeetines , or
otherwis3. Dy the use of firundreth's
the blood is gradually purified, and becomes
too. strong for all impediments to its free
course, nod thus the blood is restored toper
tact hialth,and usefulness. The idea of We
spirits, the ono good nod the other evil, having
power over man, is thus given n corporeal op
plicntion, and, what is better, we know how eo
insist the good principle, the blood, to conquer
the bad humors, and thus produce health and
cheerfulness, where before there was nothing
but sadness and despnir.
Do exceedingly afraid of COUNTERFEIT
PI (.LS.. The Agent is the only person from
whom Brandrotb's Pills should he purelinserl.'
The 1111 llsildlig . ripg eit.Li,mmi.t. , solll fur 25
ients per box, al Dr. 11. Brantlreth's Principal
lfliceolil Brand way, New York, nod:by the
owing duly hoillorizell Agents:
Sold in Carlisle, by CHARLES 13ARNIT4
'Ole Agent for this borough:
SHEPHERD'S SARSAPARILL A,
For the Permanent Cure Of all Diseases arisijpg
from, an Impure state of the Blood. _
HIS Medicine operates particularly tifion
the Blond, and cures disease without
vomiting or purging. It never fails to cure
lie most obstinate eases of Rheumatism, Dix
eaves 'of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Bronchi
tis, White Sivelling, Scrofula, Ulcers and
-Sores of long standing.
it is cheaper than any other medicine in
use, there being 32 doses in each belie, which
costs only 75 cents, and to those using it ac.
cordiu to did ection one bottle will lust 10
Jays. Certifimrtes arc pouring in from all
parts of the country attesting the virtue of
this medicine in cases of longstanding, which
lICIYO been given up by physicians its hope
less and beyond the reach of medicine to
cure.
‘V 1100P] NG COUGH, Shepherd's Sorsa
utrills never kits to cure.
CONSUMPTION cured by the cao of Shep
herd's Sarsaparilla.
The following is fro la a gentleman of re
spectable standing in flaltimero,who was ef
fectually cured of that:dreadful disease, Con
sumption-0y a few beaks. of liepllerti,s
Sarsaparilla.
Baltitnore, Aug. 29, 1547
This in to certify that I wan fast oinking
untleray tnptont a oft:"Onpumption ntsthe Lung
until I was recommended to try Shepherd's
So rßifil rills, w hieb fortunately I did and am
under the strongest conviction thy. it, saved
my life. I, am now rapidly recovering and
hopo in a short lime to be .restored th perfect
lieulth,n na under no consideration would I be
without' the'metlicine.
DAVID, RICNT:TTS,
0 . 3 ;M eri
Shepberzl's Vermifage, or' Worn
Destroyer,
Wo °hulloing° the world to'produeo a modi.
ulna bitter oillapted to tho.oxpolsion ofwcrme
ikoni the heinous body than
fug°. It has baarrused by thtinimilciLWltlr
entiro• sattsfacei 'lt 110 the Cdvantaga of
,most other . Virirnifokesika ion° vor Mokens tim
person using it. It . ltne .olired. children. -that
lialicYleornoanbjeatlu. that.
haq, 'Oven : titrby physician, notiontn.and
frientho:r; shouldnlways bomsed
clolldron, , :asitstrengibmill:thomotn9
at th:,;. ono otilllo .oarrleamtr the coarser'. isitr.4.
ttelos.offoodi'and -w ones,. if:they- are troubled'
• .
Thk,follow ing acrlifiento bon Miviotj
toluiv by itiige Kt .
one, Liziirm;;count;yai;
it aliaidcwfor st . seljV , `•
ralaan - 200847:::
DoicSir;--11ou '
tiesrnovo tits tepherd's , VOrmifeke. -The thri
bait pureluiscO,Of you a Short IS meigu have
I;64Si/1,1 - used with the lialipieet" ofri3des. They
wero.;gi,79n three Of . ral. - chVdron4.-tn .one
.666165 aiorojf
'w'ero,';i£irpe!led;in another 1'64
i 6111. to giver thO
reit Of,my fainity, the . benefits of "Ai; medicine;,
and lherefore order as above. , ,Thiovis
Idly the best article for : destroying wornis tha=n
hi's' over boort in . . this part, of, (lie tionntry.,
havi , :triOd'o,/riek's; . 'ltesiier's;:Marrigh's and
without any diOitf effect.' ;
-Yews with'elieez;
e snig TIFI• SNYDER'
Shepherd'. arsnpnriiluland Tar ifugt*i
for , . tneri
ndi'onnty; C . c.in - 6 - W Di;
Wrn:o:•ll , l!Phersop,.flarriabargt7,,i;: .
I .?,qoyil;ftiTN lA] hoh Nv nor;
jilitotti'llovahnitit 'AU f •SO kdt.‘
ineirilhq? l ,kt Mph Odic& '1? 130-•
Otiitiolimas;
W.tni,AlesOfitier;-I,,iipailtfiWno4,l4,liO!,
pi 11. ,:th4 nonpineArtiOlc;
-43-recei
Stora:
lot
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.f uri•;,ia~.s~.'try:.~+~:r+iti;~"»~;i~s':~ts~F~;~~7.%~ ';r~}t€~a:~t~ ;`~'i±'.~~.»'•at~'>t "~'veta,..+~';+yti~+~'
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--:-.4.::24,-INTINTERIBIIPFLT
Dell
hhiutfg•ut
, jt: ; Opeiml.
Se: lile
tlesireff-te , cal Ithe,partietd.ny, atfentlittfll
ili es and Allyn' elan st 9,. h i mejalefli died as so elm
•iff. pItUGS tindlllllDCll•ll.lB,whielr
iffiraliased ifettre betdhouses in PhiltidelVida , and
nstfj , be telied*Otii fott IVesbness and excelttente.
Added to thein will be found WA efetire'sl6ek. or.
PILS'.; - 'DYE-5YUP1. 0 .9,, i fihes,•
Glass, &c. &e., all oh Whifilthe,Will ensure to be
of, the best quality and .nt.,tlT , very lowest prices..
He has wade. satiny . additions to , stoek'uf-
BOOKS, besides sebtfrufg n hew, inpplyi:pf,a 11 the'
TextAlooks,-.otoritis,ll . enders4fetdeons,
lines flocks, &o. ow -
ew . ; fl nseIII
public schools. Whcli he will tlitipotipprowtorins.
suited to the eirenmstneetiA
• His ,stock ot• FANCY ARTICLES embraces
it rich and extensive collectinh wliich it woutd r be
impossible. to en u merate, but comprising many
novelties-which cannot fail to strike the eyeand
please the taste, such an Ladies and Gentlemen's
Llutlery,Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils. Hair
Tooth anti, ClothiLto 'Brushes, Perfumes of Ron
selle's rich anifextensive varieties.Pancy S"fips,
Shavink Cream Hat! Cases, •Pouket Pistols,
-Pocket books, & c. &c. • • , • '
Also, n new Balmily or Cornelans's elegant
LAII.O LAMPS, togther with Sperin and Mould
Candles. listakets,Mosicul Instruments, Umbrel •
la!, Children's Toys, Door MO's, and . other tarti•
c l e* in . the variety. line, which with. a Opnstatat
stapply:Or fresh 'FRUITS. tiotS and Conrect r intinry
or the richest quail ty,•nutt: largo -toad splendid
stock, toOrlaich he:confidently, i nvites the alteldiqn
:1114 - 111111 . 01iliq toWit and Cotititryfrientls,*
the old stand'in North' Itanover'strect,ficurly.op,
'posite the Carlisle Pank.
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
•„Dt.oimher 1. 1,47.
1- Al? ,- AttISTM - 11INTMENT77
. .. •
;.••••rr has power to' cause all external SORES ,
'6IIOPULOUS haniova, SKIN DISEASES,
POISONOUS WOUNDS,to discharge their put
tr Id matters, aml then healaihein. , .
It is rightly termed All-healing, for there is
scarcely a diseaSe;ester.tal or internal, that•i
wil I not benefit. l'hare used it for the last four
teen yearn for all diseases of the cliescansunip
tiotiand' liver , involving the utmost danger and
responlibility, and I devise before heaven and
man, that not one single. ease hen itfai la to ben
efit when the patient was within the reach of
mortal means.
I have bad physlcinns learned in the profession.
I have bad ministers of the Gespel,Judges of thtT
bench, Aldermen, Lawyers, gentlemen of-the
highlist erudition, and multitudes el t he poor use
it.in every variety of. way and there has been but
one voice.--,-one'univeasat voice—saying., "Ale,
Allister, your Ointment Is GOOD."
CONS UM PTION.—It can hardly be credited
that a salve can have any "effect upon the lungs
seated as they are within the system. lint, if
placed upon the chest, it penetrates to the lungs
alliterates the poisonous particles that are cOhati
ming them, and expels them from the system.
It is curing persons of Consumption continually.
11EADAL:111.1.—The sralie has Mired persons
of the headache of 12 year's standing,. and who
had it regular every week so thet.voiniting often
took place.
Deafness and Ear Acheare helped with like
success.
RHEUM ATISNI.--It remo.res almost imme
diatelythetull:unatino.n and swelling when the
milli ceases. Iteaai tlliedireetinn around the box.
COL]) FEET..--Consumption Liver Lam
plaint, pain in 'the Chest br . side. off of the
hair one .or Ole other alwaysaccompanieslinial
Tit
feet. ('. ointment is the true remedy.) It'is
a sure sign of iliseat.,e to have cold feet.
I o scrofula, old sores„rysijteins, saltrlicom,
laver complaint, sore cies, quinsy'. sore throat;
bronchitis, broken or sore breast, piles. all idaest
Ili sea ses'such as asthma, oppressions,
sore lips, chapped hands, tunars,eetauenna erim •
ions, nervous diseases an al iif the spine.O.ltere....iS
no MCIIIOIIIO 110 w kno WII. us good.
SC late cored Cases that
actually defied every thing known, as well as the
ability of I 5 0r.20 doctors. ,One 11101110111 us he
had 51,ept $5OO on his children without any bene
fit, when n leW boxes of ointment cured them.
BALDNESS.--It a ill restors the hair sooner
Quit any other thing.
It UItNS.--11 k the hest thing in the WOllll tor
nnrrs. (11P.td the directions promo] the box.
.."'W Olt S.--It will drive every vestige of them
. There is probably no medicine °lithe face of,
the earth at once. so sure nail so safe in the'espul.
sine of worms. •
CORNS.--Occasional use of the Ointment will
always keep C 0 1 .113 from growing. People need
never be troubled Nish them ifthey will use it.
PlLES.—Thousands are yearly outwd by tnis
Ointment.
JAMES MCALLISTF.II. & Co.
Sole proprietorß att.° obove mv(liGine
CAVITY'S --No oi NT NI ENT u 111 be genu
ine unless the ntuncs or Jornes McAllister or
names McAllister a Co., tire %VOUCH pith II pen
upon ever) label.
Sold by Snit - mei Elliot, S. W. Ilurerstirk nod
1)1...1.1. Myers, in Carlslr l .l, is: I:. lteigel, Mc- ,
clianicsburg; Siugit.er & Plod, Chun:Mown, nod
./olut 1)0,1er, Newrillr.
_ _ •
Rahways Predicated Soap.
. KrGREAT EX.OTVIIENT is Pyrrseuttu!—Our
ngent.of this place writes of a mysterious incident
which occurred in that place, in rclatiim to an ex
cellent young lady, but %eh° untortunately pos
sessed a 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 trails, one of
which-was to read the newspapers. Ono morn
ing as she was looking over the columns of the
Dispatch,. she saw in large letters the words Thin
wxy's CHINESE. ARDICATF.D 80.y' ! As a sure
exterminator of all skin blemishes, with a direc
tion for all ladies to read the papers ! Now mark
the. advantage. On Sunday morning she took
her place ,an usual, among . the choristers, and
to the utter sorpriso of her tellow.songsters, pre
sented n complexion ns fair as a lily, and beauti•
MI as the most admired bel4 of the town.—
Strange wondering and much excitement was
exhibited =by - the busy crowd, and nothing short .
of on explanation of how this sudden transforma
tion from ugliness to beauty was attained, would
liftmen The lady, like all her sex', full of gen
-di:Tess and, kindness, explained the cause, and to
the great, grand and beneficial qiects of Had
wayra Medicated Chinese Soap, which she bad
ti ! .en usin, for two'Weeks wa: awarded the full
approbation o t to.peop o, as tto "restorer o ost
beauty." ' Our agent concludes.. thus" Since
the above has *0016,160*n. T havo.hnd if per
fect: midi for Itahway's Soap."
Ladies, an4_gentletnen,. if you mish,to fftah
way's, Soap anal; its purity, call on • .
leh 23 • 4.. k W.. B.FLEMING.-!-
.
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rill irt
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' , NURSE 'WitlatiT'S SOOTHING•SVISPFORY'
lj •
-4W:1W:1131E11W baying - children - tHictod
neylof, intfookdbioalioo, inuhlont to the
te - of7in fancy -Foot - If as,. i.opOulitunom
• d 10;,f.,r0 up; - -,'cotanooua ••or.optione,Alatitdotod
itomaub, and liciiiieticiao of tlia , lioviOlis, should'
; n ever, be...without to fallible teiniidy. that
PceVed ', t wo du i :
I, be Oen
pre'vo;ite •ioor I t o;„bu rict. I, in bet
toSold aitZI.I 4 IOTT,
. . , ,
-it' .loll okAo B4 7 6 '.:ttti .
'' l 4l;iiedditlon itce - nbkiyi?,Minibl?!
111e!licin'et, etsnelitli?g , ; -"'" "
t , 4itynele ) "1 " „
r, "
• t TonreVerrnillig&;` t'
Tito fro 'tet. t
• •• Siin'attve ' • '
s = —Oarinibloive u n i s i nti
itcoc Ived and for 'joie .01
'•- • '
' . 4:g 6 nt' ft, t 4 : . (1v11.1151e.?
MOW N FIN itS &PA It 111.i!r;A t ..". 1 1'
tit s.LOG is p???,,ei,ten Ttl
niv4liCil t• i" . O al
it nil ihs' rem 0 .1 . 9 lin'titorinntiviii?.?rc,
trar flii)tirits4v!l o )9f I lie
fotiliti,,AtTiPti, 1144 o ,Ypt 9).:P.10A,N, rPalli.F ll :PY , 'Llilei.
inn tiriPti." , strttolicp ;lion p
Preiiill'atl.9! l ;ft o P.,!!°
lA(3lAlktife9l l ,l ll4 ,l*(oall.' 4 4 - i'AlLe/ . llpckr,b.ottJe.,
7. -47
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• c?;gy:ll4'.."-"Ng
I L.,,311
Silk FErnetri..Gittipts •tuidß?.
Dress
Pith
tiriflilira9% ! OPoile - owimianutitetttrej
•aAJri'iot... tato. afgOitnient t of, the buie..ip.tiality; (dr
Belo at the loWoat,"duali kerices,S,da% J. DRESS=
•LEIVS' Rrin g o afid:Triertening,ScOre,',No. 47 S.
Set oid'etrdet,eliolve
Toiliglier with I.rognlar, nesoFtipent of •S'llBSii
VrpopS,,' Pase.'S;ll4;. ran', }liar. Braids and
Celfe, &c. s. Aldo, ii.lorgo:l6t, of,Dinnoitic'Cot‘'
ton. Fringes, •'; - • ,
'l"diellase're-abl'ittititod.tO call. Alley Will find
it to'ilieir intorelit tO - dO ao, the epode will be
bold . " • • . Philad. eptp2
•.
Peroti iofrian, Bc' Co.,
rotwardinkaao.,eheraLGern,ta.iseien_Mareltants,
No. At Nertli"Whttrves, and 83, N.Water
0).-tge:
pLAsTtn, hid SALT constantly on
hand, for sole at the lowest market rates.
Liberal advences.made on Produce.
Refer to
• DUTILKa HUMPHREYS
FRAN KLI N.PLAVI` CO}Philad'a.
. LEA, BUNKER & CO.
J.•W. KERR, Harrisburg. •
apr 5-Gm
China, Glasi and Queens:Ware.
T C. BO.KEE.:& CO., No. 41, North
• .ffi Howard street, tietween Fayette. and Lex•
ingeon. streets, Battimore,•invite the attention of
Country Aderchniiis and, purchasers generally, to
trick 'large and, well assorted stock.-00mINA,
or.iss and QUEtzlp•wwhich they offer for
:sale at the very. lowest market prices. Country
Merchants will consult tfiriir.!intorest by n call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Spring 11Tilliner Goods.
_IO9N-4.10N.E.-&—,SPNS,--Importers
-4
~, end dealers In_Sitke,sAiblions_and 5 ill' my_
Goods, N 0.54 slollth SecOnd street, Philp hia,
he'd. received by'late arrivals from "nen* Mief• .
of their oVin'importnykep) a new and veryrich .
assortment of smu No. 1111.41 , 114 En Y GOODS, to;w bleb
they will constantly be ntsitinodditions. They
have now in stoni— .
Silks for casing bonnots, of all prices.
Fancy bonnet and cap ribbons, a beautiful as
,
sortment.
Plain Miima' and sattilf.rilitions, all widths.j
French and Amerimin t artificial flowers,Lin
treat variety.
Paris chip fiats.
Crapes, ettipo — liiiises.'
•
Fancy bonnet and cap Nets. "
—Trimming laces, face trimmings.
Buckrnms. willow. crowns, tips, &c. Rte.
And all articles needed for the Millinery. trade.
;Kir The attention of Merchants and Milliners
visiting the ciirts,partictilarly requested-10 o u r
stock, as it will ho.found far more. extensive than
that of any other house in our line, and Z l iribes
more. moderate. ' m at
Steam Refined Sugar Candies
Cheapest in the World !—124 Cents per
pound, Wholesale.
T. J. RICHARDSON, No. 4:1 Market et ,
011 • Philadelphia. takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
tipperior Steam Refined Candy at the low price
of 812.00 per 100 pounds, and the quality is equal
to any tunnufnetured in the United States. -
, He also offers all kinds of goods in the Conroe
lionery and Fruit line an corresponding low pri
ce's, as quick sales and small profits arethe-order
of the day.
Call or send - pour orders, and you cannot fail
to he satisfied. Don't forget the number, 42
Mawr. STREET, Philadelphia. nil
- Spring Fashion. of Hats ;
At rho grent ceatral cheep llat and Cop Store,
No, 284 Market street, south side, above
Eighth Sfreet,-Philodelphin.
FINITE subscriber takes this method to return
his thanks to the people of the-county of
Cumberland, for the very liberal share of patron
age which they have extended to - words him for
last few months, rind would coheir attention
to the fact, that he hoe now introduced his srn.th o
FASHION orCENTLEIMEN'S HATS, wfijela for beauty,
neatness and durability, cannot be excelled by
any other establishment in this city. This stock
comprises the _ Beaver, Nutrin, Brush, Russia,.
Silk and Mole Skin Hats of all styles and quoli•
ties, together with n very large nssortment of
Cloth, Velvet, Flush, Fur and Glared Caps.—
Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to exnanue the stock, which they will
find it totheir aktilta . ge to do, before purchasing,
na it is his defe'rniinatton, having adopted the sys
tem aselling for CASH only, to sell nt the lowest
JOHN FAREIRA, Jr...
284 Market et. south side, above Eighth.
mar 22
Iron Commissior Warehouse,
No. 109 North "%Valor street, nod No. 54 North
• Wharves, Philadelphia.
THE undersigned still continue the Commis- .
sion business, for the sole of all descriptions of
IRON. Our experience of many Lears, and ex
tensive acquaintance with denlerfrand conshipors
of Iron, throughout the country, has enahlearus
to establish such relations as givens peculiar ad
vantages to servo our correspondents, equal to
any other house.
mar 22-Gm ORRICK R. CAMPBELL.
WIL,Tx be sold at BRUCE'S N. Y. TYI4:
FO U N DRY, after March 15th, 1849, at the fol
lowing very low prices, for approved six months
notes:
1W lAN. TITLE, &C. SIIADED &C
•
Pica, per lb. 30 cis. 52.cts. 1/0 cie.
Firrinll Pira . 32 50 93
Long Primer 34 60 100
IlourgeOrs 37 66 108
Brevier 42 74 128
Minion 48 . 84 132
Ngnpnreil 58 100 150
Again 108 100 220
The above prices, in consequence of increased
facilities for tunnufaCturing. are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash in
hand et the date ()Mho Invoice.
•.
- • •
Presses, Chases, Cases; Wood Typo, ink, Sic,
furnished at the• lowest inanufueturers' prices,
either for cash or credit. • . .
Our Specimen:Took • for 1848, is'. now , ready
for distribution icePriniers, who will send for it,
and containi4nany.now articles that we have ne
ver before exhibited, suith no Writing Flourishes,
: nrinimttvriOrnnmenna - Tining — tc - c7 - .ef — wllle
we have an 'ample stook for (ho prpiapi execution
of orders. , : •
EKYFor , stile,:soveralp—Agsae.nnd.hrtnd Cylitt
dei and 'lntim Powar Tresses, Standing Prom
ee:Liand Printing Presses..
GEORGE BRUCEk CO.
13 Chambers 'skeet . . N. Y
CM
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• • - • - .• , •N:- 8 - i. - • L' EL . Rowe . - ;
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IrtuoO,m-AND •WOODEN , WAIit
Ji-4!
Store, No. 63 North,Third , street; . oni!door
above Arch, oak side; Philadelphia, ntanufactur...
ors and vitliolisula dealers in all, kinds of Brea t hs,"
Brushes
,; Buitilibts; Ceddr Ware, WillowUnd
4
French haskel .Shoo and Wall Brushes; Sern6s, ,
Dusters, ' Mad [Basking: . Etirernitn„ade Woad.
on-Warcr of - ery • daseriplion,'&ei'&o; it the
lowest marko mess. -:,• . t,. essr 1;,..,
_
To ~R Tirol
Pn ti It Sul
irpt'ott
to_aall;tho
STEE,L, :to
Natsiniaii;.
a' , lllOh ; ',tll4'
oivib fro
gmal,f , .Ron
andoi paint
linaninntiv
Iron; Half.
N!'k- 1 014/.
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aIX thontl
*lob 'll4
.Po:lbigA"ci,l
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1 117 1 14:W
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4
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• 100
ri c ) I
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street, Philadelphia
Printing Types
i__
iieks'iitlion - and Steel. . -.
cribarci linmirterelarTrticalora
gntalld American Irlinjoag.leave
ntioati_ofiturcloascricf4o,o*and
now:. easertnient '.of , Pwede
abitiitridpominert„priglfalilrsim,
tge. Witte' Old% are•Co'retan t ly.!
Enrelic 'hir9w.: ;Alio Aiiierl4p,
.#;.of Aliiioialittill, - . $ a 611, Sal. r ..
itiA . ,tinA,,Aineritian 'Pliant, Sri
,Ind .g,quat•c. Xruit;fronizi3.l6tha;
Llipiler,and!.Fluedien, Boras,:
VRotia;Axle; , llion, , variotie air*
Tire mad :flathead . Troii.7 , Aiigle•
tind I ;Aim • EiMingonnilllistor.;
in •:,beatatamps. d Omit e . ran ~
t i" 8 teel;Ad j : a 11:61;n111 i 0
Cd'irYgqrtlol3`; ro - i" , i4/4 ft
i rfV e f l ,4o o °9l,,,nd.i . 0
gvit:e . Inipantion cf,tinrclitiaCra:
I 1 5 111 . 6 0 1181 r atCaltii,v ~ ;,•,....;
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and Bit cm arnmilicaivoid cdcorm'
) tihicyadvancesAtill : Mb made,. ' '
, - ,;71' , "!,• YEARta,.!4. BR IN g; ,1
4V:`-'ii'dit''ti 6 tt $ t CC! II 11 e r (titan tit;
dr !iii:ll4.ts,q Ni'pei; viltiil'Oili hi
iBg.V:i-ii:' , -.:- - i A/,., '1.4.1.; f. :., . ,
ray
lottlitV
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e 6 : 847 1•"(r.
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BEM
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•Dr ireelees ;Pbacea. - 7 .
431101 . 4,;:theithirloval..and, pernianstattMeroYof alit.
~dieedsefiiiiiiaing: froth anithmire.strite:of the
-BMod , andhabithf the bedy, Nix
Chronic disoitthe 'or the Chest;4leurfsy, Bron-
Catarrhietey Stheftile itt .itsforms,.-
Tetter ' geoid head; iCntaneoud a ff ections of the
thee antteXtreinitielt,phronie
Hopatetis,, chroide .Hthargements, of the
While Syphilitic Affiletkith, .Cop=.
stitational . disorders, arising - from dehilityillier
curkil and Hereditary predispositioris;ke..
fttrilln every Change that islaking place in the
body, it is-manifest that it, is brought about by
sqmothing.hating a su b stantive existence. If we
suppose the organs of our body originally perfect,
4.lJAy_Taust eothunth_pLarlect unlesrichapgerbri_
intervention of something that bears an unheal
thy relation to it. In all cases 'of disease, there
, thinst be the interposition of some now ingredient
which by playing its part as a cause, served to.
'modify the_properties connoct Ctl with
tray. If is absurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking place in organs ithiviously healthy, with
out the interposition of some• niorbific agent; as
well might we expect a piece Of chalk to transfer
itself spontaneously into Plaster of Paris, without
the aid of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
prior elitist) which, most be removed. thro' the
agency of the Blood. For this purpose there is
no remedy superibr to the Panacea. In evidence
t he following is submitted to the public :
Philadelphia, Juno 7, 1847.
Having been apprised of the nature of the Pan
acea, It nfibrds me much pleasure to bd able to
recommend it as a valuable remedy for all these
chronic, constitutional and glandular diseases, to
which it Is-especially adopted. - To those who are
afilieted, and require medicine as an alterative,
they cannot:obtain it in'a more ogre:Able, active
itial'uniform state thanis to be found in the Pan;
acca. I More used it in several instances with de
cided and signal success. Yours, Am
...Prepared and sold at,the.NONVAVest-corner
of Third and South streets, Philadelphia, and
re
tailed in Carlisle by ELLIOTT. Put up in
pint bottles at $1 per bottle. ' feb23
Br, Traphagon's Balsamic Extract
of Sa6aparMa,
S the best and cheapest Preparation of Sar
stilmrilln ever offered to the politic. being
distilled from the first quality of Honduras Sara.
spatula Root—and one !ionic of this prepartt
tion.is warranted superior to twei bottles ot•any
-coher-its-the-market i atid-wili—retainr-its virtu
miimpairable in an . y . &Mate. It is pleasant to
the piste, stud from infancy to age this Extract
will eradicate ill sense, invigorate the body, and
is the best medicine for the prevention and cure
of disease ever discovered in any age of the
world. Its.aittion is nil Itlfand it eues-without
sickening fir debilitating the patient. Thou
have used it in the Dr.'s private practice,
and consider• it the greatest blessing ever offered
man. It acts in perfect" harmony with the laws
of nature. and . Tot s never been known to fail,
where its use was pertievered .itt, to cure even
lon g 14:111111ing and desperate cages of Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, C olio, Coughs, Colds. Con
sul-apt ion. Cramps, Ca ncerons Sorestind Ulcers.
Dropsy, I /ysentery , Er, sipelas, Fever and A glue,
-Female cciiiiplaittits, Fevers of all kinds, Gout,
Gravel, Hysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion,
Leprosy, Liver Complaint, 'N uraglis.
Palpitation of the Heart, Piles, Scrofula, Spinal
I cemplaint, Stilt Rheum, Sea'll.llead,Syplitilitic
camplaiuts,.Tic Dolereny , Pimples .011 the Face.
Swelled )nimbi and Joints, Pam in the Side,
Spitting Blood and all cases of Proptration
Strength, and General Debility of the human
body. - -
In all cases. enumerntnil above, Dr, Trephp•
gan'q Sartnattaiilla rapidly awl aorta, rratores to
heath. A trial will sitisfy . any one of the truth
or these representations.
TO TIIE LADIES.
Delicate Females is Ito suffer froM the obstruc
tions and debility to which Ladles of sedentary
habit a are liable, will fey the use of one or two
bottles of Dr. Trapbegan's Sarsaparilla, regain
their health and color. It is valuable to those
who ore approaching womanhood, ns it is eaten
lated to assist nature by quickening the blood and
in% igorating the sy stem .
Lattice who have pale co:rplexions, dull eyes
blotches on the face, rough skin or freckles, and
sire ;ow- spirited, use Dr. Traplicgan's Sarsapa
rilla. It will cleanse the blond ; remove the
freckles-and blotches, and give you are animated
countenance; sparkling eyes, fine spirits, and
beantiful c:emplocioits.
Children who are sintering, from bail nod un
healthy In more of the blom,-can be quickly re
stored to health, strength and bloom. Dr. rap
hagast's Sarsaparilla being very pleasant and pal.
motile, children take it m 111111 3 ,, and such as ore
thin and weakly soon m ear ri robust and healthy
appearance. It can be administered to Infants
w ills perfect safety, and such as are suffering from
Stitivner Complakt will receive great relief
Nothing can be .more nstdnishing than its in
vigorating; effects upon the human a% stern. Per
soi.s all lassitude and weakness 'before taking it,
Li once become robust and healthy under its in
fluence
•
Il
PREVENTS DISE:ISE. ,t
The use of a bottle of Dr. Traphagen'S Savant).
mil la ocerisimally, , will prevent disease, and as a
Fall and Spring purifier of the system it swots
unri tilled at the present day. Its use will pre.
vent a world el suffering:in I pain. If all persons
will keep their blood purifin and their bodies
strengthettea by the use of this Sarsapi.rilla, they
will be sure to escape the attack of amp pt evident
or contagious disease.
rj - Pureltasers will be enteral to . obsetwo
that everrbottle of Dr Traph non's Balsamic
Extract tif Sarsaparilla has ills written signa.
lure in black ink on the label of the bottle, and
fuc simile printed in rod ink on the outside
wrapper, as a guard against eounterfeit•: Put
up in hundsome . white glass quart bottles, at
timlow price of ONE DULLAR per bottle:
For sale wholesale and retail by COLLIER
and BR OTIJI Eli S only, at their Stere,.North
Hanover street, Carlisle
npril 112
The_ Great English Remedy.
Dr. Barber's tinfonsent
, . INDIII. 2.101.6t311100.
This most valuill)la Embtaeation has beau
T
used with wondorful success in Oscura
al some of tho most troubti!aomo diseases with
which the Ii roe is cab .ted *th . n.
the hair) such as old strains, swellings, stiff
ness ofjoittti, galls produced by the collar and
saddle, strains otilto. , sliouldere, stifle, hoof,
pastern and coffin hints. strains of the
bone, linos, and Ibtlock, poll evil., fistuies,
curbs, splints, spavin, winAgalls, puffs, &c.
• It vary soon cures old or. fresh wounds,cuts,
hruises, , tistulee, poll ovil,corbs; etc..tind gives ,
-lost& nt ,- reltehimitislitehiteei=cte:ot
the , ,dissaaea ineidart Ite - horses' having whits
feat:and ;tioitili. produeed, : ny. SNoltill Wort,
Which so'ofteri dustrOys the hOcds'and bonei of
the foot, and t inilitiCia7 sulphur and:
vitriol uhittnentS; and, Others reniiidles equally
applicaii ' on,;ituarilieratoferei
useful atiffnaistrif.the.ferideno.nnd,
joints inn(' proilacinri iintnedititoyaiid'
Ilene deist effects'in 'craditediteeldi'brolight oni
bY*l4ll feeding, splinta'rindeprdip.l4 - ' ,',`
ThisErribreertitin'iWld4lltvideorntni*d
keetiore:br. liVarbriabj,ini.".,wagorkerrs,',
stage proprietors,, and prlvato go:mt.:funk:A Sir ,
leg horses.; ,ai;,-,ek„invaltiald...o;,rem.ady,4nd
-411101043e.oproptlAtly: kept in_ their
Alecilartitere; , Whose - horsesare ;so.li io,
liitikai.:'euta. end , Wounde,'W ill.fied , equilly i
std3jantageolui to keep it eitintdalitYY'On iiarid.—
ifk.ia,;:amallY. 'beneficial lietbe trelatinent'
i'Prkiiikcbatt!6.t4t - i#l6., , torti.notiks,
-"„ - : •
gliw:,soloAgons. • , • •
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• -- Stii*ArOnit vldanu.
•
Ridge , RiaticLabove Buttonwood et. F,hilsdelphin.
1" RCN Railings for itublic'endPrivittirldiild; ,
ings . and public squares; of every variety of
form and pattern. '• ' • , •
Cemetery 'Railings; •of eliissf& r tind unique
signs, embracing upiverda,tif one hundred dif.
ferent varieties.
Iron Clitiirii Mid 'Setteeti, inr Gardens, flails and
Piasztis-new style.
Verandas 'and Pilasters, for Cottages, made in
every 'style.
Superior Wrought Icon: Gates, for carriage en
trances. .
New styloaif-Biticony-Brackets, &c.
, Irdn-Tables-of-varions-styles,embrecinr-L-ouis-
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, and modern pat•
terns, with White:am/ Gold Italian Afarbld.
tops. These tables have been introduced
the subscriber for Howie, Restaurants, Ice
—Gream-Saloone r &o, They-nre.beinniful at.*
cies of furniture fur lint Stores and other es
tablishnients where it is desirable to make a
grand ,dimpiny.
Co has recently ennstructeil nn elegant
substantial-CAsr Isom lirrentica Posr,.in form
admirablyladulated to-porrntmencY-of- position;
highly ornamelit - ct-mid representing a well exe
cuted HEAD of that noble animal, the gdree.—
Such en tirtieleshaslong been a desideratum, and
is now offered to the good taste of the
Strangers visiting Phillideldhin, are raspedt ,
fully invited to call at his Warernotns - i.ruid'ex ,
'amine his different sPecimens of new and beau
tiful work:
•
"ROBERT WOOD; Pfb - PrieTrii7 —
felr lle hes• recently publislatd,• at great ex.
pence, nn original Work exhibiting the now de
signs-and patterns which are exeditted otitis es
tablishment, embracing all the above articles,
and the various and splendid patterns of Como
tory, Balcohy, Step, and other Railings which'
Imrelmeritnnnufaerifre - dTtill`.7lTiireinill and oth
-er celebrated-Gemetertes;-designed
hisowri establishment, and which may be sent to
'any part of the world to thou who desire to make
ri,seleetion. • Undoubted reference will be milli.
red to ensure a *min return of the work, after
en opportunity for making the selection.
- Phillidelphia, April 9.
Wholesale Clothing Warehous?.
No. 152,} Market street, between 4th an& rtth
Philadelphia. •
TILE suhrdriber respectfully solicits the wren%
Lion of cotinti 'lllcr Lants_and_ricalerageri
era y, to an examiaktion or a complete stock of
READY MADE ci.oxitiNo. which for extent, variety
arpl workmanship, he flatters himself wilt give
universal satisfaction, while his reduced scale of
prices presents to purchasers inducements which
cannot be surpassed by.any other establishment
in the United States.
mar • JACOB REED.
'Hover's rirst Rate Premium •
• WRITING INK.
Stiver•Aledill just awarded tiy the American In
stttute, New York, (18.17.)
TIIE following testimony from distinguish
ed Institutions speaka fur illicit:
lintecnsery OF P>;xxsTl.VAtql : A.
Philadelphia, May II .1841..
.Ilaying tried, for some time, - the Mack Ink
nuinufactiii•ed ly. Mr, Joseph E..llovAr, we hatv
found it well stilted lot' mannscript, by its run
ning freely , and its eNemptiou from coagulation.
Its shade also weave well pleased with.-
IV P. DOR NER,-M I), Dean of th
Faculty and P 101: of Anatomy
JOHN LUIILOW ' Provost
SAMI.:11) AVVLIE, Vice.Ps•ovor
HENRI REED, Seet•starj of the
Factilty of Arts •
ROSWELL. PA llKE:Petirof Nat
Philosophy and Chemistry
• W W. GERHARD. Lecturer Jul fin
.4
_Medical Department
PKNFLYVA [CIA NlEO'l7./1 L COI.LfWrG -
We fully 6011C11r in the above,
F_ANI'L. GEO. MORTON, M
Dean of the F . : 10111y
CENTIIIII. If tall SCIIOO, PIIII.IIPELPHIR _
- A D BAC I I E, Principal
H MeNIURTRIE, M D,Pto
Anatomy
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FRP:I)Ii Flt LET, Secretary
Cus-rom House, Puttanz meta.
J D GP.ORGE, Dep, Naval Often
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENt,
A Superior Artiely, IVarratited.
For Sale, Wholesale nod IletaiLat the Maim
fa. ory, No. 87 , North Third street, opposite
Cherry street , Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH E I [OVER, Manufacturer
Philadelphia, Nov IT. 18.17
11.-'" It Never Falls,
art URE YOURSELF.--From time immemo
rial, there has existed in larger cities and
populous towns, a species of disease, the depend
ence and' prepagation of which results' front the
violation of divine and moral Inwa. To those
AFFLICTED, the AMERICAN COMPOUND it
presented', as being the most certain, speedy, and
valuable specific over °tiered tothe unfortunate.
It hos wherever known acquired a reputation that
daily experience continues vo strengthen. Thou
sands have been cured by its use, and as it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires neither restriction
in diet or business, nor 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 is used by physi
cians and pronounced suphrior to_any known re
medy. Full directions accompany each bottle.
For sale at N. W. corner 3d and South streets,
Philadelphia, and by S.,ELLIOT:,
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Triumphant! ..5 0 ,1> Z 0 cars cured in the,ria d i year!, .
rinHIS cure ;all,,
,:31: cases': Piles, either bleeding
internal4or-external, and all inflaiininnteri
cases +found- in oonienetion'witli• the ilcs,.. •
snob as Chronic Dysentery,ii.sleserAed',in• the.
following certificate t
Philadelphia, &pt. 9,1841.
Monis, lateliam & llenshaw—Gents:A.
hoet',.fixe yearli ago I was a filleted watt - Whet '
was called chronic dysontety.. = rhaveseffered•
with it ever since, and physinAims, have told-,
me that
.My liver, was affected, and: that my
bowels-were 'itteeratedi-fhr Woodland •
tended vvith-ti peculiar putrid - smell; wore the
frequent disohargest., A short time , silica: I
made a visit filisufachusetts, in hopcii of
benefit frOin change of 'air, but suffered comas
severe than ever before. While there, a phy.
slcian Offered .tu cure The fur $4O, in, three
months. Happily, -in the midst of intense
pain, occasionally relieved by laudnum, I saw
in the wrapper of your Eloatuary, a perfect
description of my complaint, together with ._,
.many certilientes,of cerei This gave .the'
great confidence in the medicine ; and I par. •.
chased a box, nine doses of which has appqa
renily cured me, and lam • prepared to say.
eictything in its favor, or render any service
I can to humanity by subscribing to itynerits
• Respectfully yours,
• " •-. E Ite I VALT.
- Weakness and intlamtnation_of ..the Spine, ,
- filling of the bowels; Womb , &c, that fmnalea
particularly aro subject to, under peculiar
circumstances; for which Many cartifloatei
ceurd' . bc given of speedy tures—Kat delicacy
- forbidstheir - publication,
_Severe:and habitual C-CatiVciiess, 'no* of
blood to the bead, dyspepsia, fistulas intiam•
mutton of the stomach, find a speedy. cure
Dr. Upham's Electuag. It •is tin internal
rcmcdy, and 'Mires by its aCtion bn the bowels
and blood, the relaxed state of which is th\
cause of the iboVe. barbed disoksei. •
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION
From ()Very city, town and village, where
Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile F:leolfiary • has
been inyodneed, the most gratifying . intelli
goner. of its effects haie been received b the
roprtetor.' In hundre. c o matinees -it hart
triumphed over cases—whielr-wcro7dectilvd—
incurable.
later of Capl.o, W,'bean, late of-9101J, 9:
service, and Member of the N.J. Legislature
r • • •••• - -Itabwajit Juno 16, 1847
• Ulnae , bech: aillieted for -years with the
Piles, and have tried, without. anything like
permanent benefit, almost everything ennui.:
ing the name of a remedy. I had as a matte*
conisejoet all confidence in medicine.—
Under this feeling I was induced—not without
reluctance, I confuse—to use Upluim's Electu.
ary, and having ;wed it alma three weeks,
according to the directions laid down, I find
to my surprise, as. Well as satisfaction, that -
every symptom of 'the discasb i,as left To.
think it due alike to Dr. Uphntn and myself to
'make this statement. G McLEAN
Addressed to the agents in Columbia.
' ittissel C,Mnty, Ala., Feb. 20. I 647
Messrs, Winter & Epping—Gents:—For
the last fflteen years I have-been efflieted with
that most distressing disease 'The Blooding
Piles,' and. have y had recourse to a great many
medicines, without obtaining relief, until
obtained 3 boxes 01—Upham's Pile Elestnary
from you, which have se Inc -relieved tuo that .
Lake great pleasure ih recommending it tet
all who aro afflicted with Piles, as a safe ar.d
sure remedy. •
E P HILL:
formerly Bonlckeeper. flank of Co!ulna
Remarkable cure of Bleeding Piim.
Portland, Mc., March 14
N . ly Dear Sir-1 canned, cspres to yon my
sincere and heartfelt dinarsno wonderful
cure I have experienced the uite o.r. your.
truly valuable Pile, Eleetuary. I ham been a
perfect martyr to the Blecding - Tiles for tan
years past, so much so, that 1 bed/me redueed
to a mere skeleton, with loss of appetite and
general derangement of the digestive org a n s ;
my eyes also became effected, and in fact I
was a misery In myself, and was obliged to
give up my office here, which 1 held in the
Custom House some yenrs. 1 have tried all
kinds of medicine, had the advice the
physicians or Bos'on end this place erridfgive,
4pcirt muck money and twice submitted In a
surgical operation. 1 'had become perfectly
. tired of life, and at the suggestion of fey
friends 1 was induced to try a box of your
medicine. The first 1 found relieved me*
'slightly, still 1 persevered and purchased a •
sbcondoind fissure you when 1 got. half
thtpu g h I foua".`inyuelf, ; getting 'well; I still
kept do, and now lam a new man. My dear
sir, language cannot express' my Monks, that
ant once more restored to.lidalth, and now lo
n condition to support myself and family de ,
pendent on me. Yours respectfully, with
great regard, SAMUEL CHARLTON
New York. Ju"e 14,1838
Messrs. Ketchum 4- neeeitew- T Thin certi
fies that 1 have been severely afflicted fir many
years with the Piles, but more particularly
within the lust-nine months. Having used u;I
the remedies prescribed by tray physician, also
having tried other means to little or --no ad:
vantage, l 'became very Mitch diseouragiul and
felt as theugh -I must suffer As long as I lived,
But providentially- I was informed by Mr;
Mott', instruCtor of the'public school at Staten
Island. that I eotrld-be oared by-your talndhlo
Pile Elecluary. Having confidence ie his
statement, I Immediately procured some 'of
the medicine rind nun very happy to inform
you that I am now-perfectly cured by the use
of only ono bet. Very truly, your obedient
servant, " GEORGE R CROSS
Sold wholesale and retail by KETCHAM
& HENSIIAW t 121 Fulton et, N.:T., and .by
diliggiSle generally tiroutrhout the United
Slates and Canada. i'riee SI per box,
...Sold in Cuthsle by 61 ELLIOTT,
July 26, 184 R
Stantotl's.Extertlal
CALLED •
II S .1b1.17.41E.17'.
!la now univorsolly acknowledged fo. be the
, INFALLIBLE 'REMEDY, '^"
Par Rhoumktism, Spinal A ffectionsi-Eordraotiontr—
ot the 111bsoles, Sore Throat and quinsy, hp - -
sues, Old Ulcers, Pains in rite Back:•wid
Chest, Ague,in the Boast and Taco, j
Toollt-oohd. Spinms, Bruises,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Croup, ;:?•:
1 ' 11121 4( 1 keel.'• and all 1,
Nervous Diseases. ,', -
UN 'I 'S,LIN,OIErN T is sustaining,n notori.
my. eneadrdied ,by I'OIIIEIIY.
requires ,no pufling,to give it •a'hpuuttion,. it-has
boon for ,aomo-timo-silently-and = surely securing
it, 'and now when its hotuthoal *Acts_ hatelbetto
oxperlencol by so ;any, dm expressions of gran
natio are continua lly appearing, and those,•who
havo boon mado whole by its, means are desirous
- thartho - ntilicted - ehould', no - longer remalvigao4 ----
rant
,ef, itejnyainabla and,infpUjblo ,cMcoey..,!
of rotuuvog,testimoyinltiotbenelits roceirtof
from its use, and many or the cures it bats effected
almost excqed *belief. In - , , one Case , a child -had •
boon a_cripple:for eight, yours, , haNimxvienched
tho spine, when` at the, age•af, two yeara,, by a fall
- from a chair., 'ltterlioal t trottunenladestl,.but four
Ille;Muleiont reetereg blaite7strengthi—
and' ho now t , reme.willt las l playmatee.in their "
youthful, pinhole . , pa„lroltustrts , 114:44terlilhiost of
them), mid ofils,,,a -small hurmben lge.,back to re,
.mind him.oljus,earlY aullitrutga t -t..Ftiost,Fr, , cent a,
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dy jhat lute yet ,hdomdisottvored, nadi r/ id ) ) b o ,
coplidonco.ty, ail whg may have 'ea.
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