• , • ' ~".•'?;;;•.11TBLISHED EVgitYlV.kpNlE,SlWir: c.& ' i. • OFF./q.E . itt ,!hc . .115111h 1V angleof Ike public balk of the ,Cottrt-liousr tER MS. OF'S4I3;,OIIIFTION. OnaiPollar and Bllfy 41;6 Year tre.invp.nos._,, two , llfillare,i(pild within the year. Oneltle'll'ar for elx InentheL theili terms will burigldlY adhered te . To secure' the'paner at the reduced terms it AIUdT be paid cash la advance. 1 - ,'" RATES OF ADVERTISING, Advetttsoments,making fifteen lines or less, will be charged at the rate of Fifty cents for one InAer r tlon—ttnree times ,for On Dollar, and twooty-five cents lot overy sttbseotient Insertion. Yearly adver tisers will be charged at the following rates One Cotumn, with the paper,forone year, - - 625 • Ifni f a column, do. dn. - - Fla Two Squares, w.ithquarterly changes, -* lO Busbies,' Cards,.with the paper, 5 JOB PRINTINLOF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Such aell.vittlhilisTillanai.Circuin re and every nth. er destfription of Printing, executed handsomely and 0,14 lit ox ely and at the I.OWETRICSSP . Election taz.ll. TlO .ir. • • itEREAS. in and by.ao act of the Gene rat Assembly of I'ennsylvania, passed the 2d 414 of July, 1839, it is provided that the elec tors', of the several - counties of the Common , wealth, qualified to vote - for members of the GerieralAssombly t shall hold an eke ion at the sante places- at which said members shall have been voted-for at -the preceding, elect n 4 on the -Ist Tuesday of Noiember next, ( beiNg the 7th day) for the purpose of electing Electors of a Preindent. and. Vice President of the• United Stated. Now, therefore, I, JAMES "IgFIR, High_ Sheriff of the county of Cumberland, in' put suatieb of. the linty et - quintal ma me by the above recited act, do issue this My proclamation, giv• ing notice to the freemen of said coanti qualified to vofe, for members of the General Assembly, to meet at the sevoral Election Districts therein, ,The election in the etectien district composed ()Idle bOotigh of Carlisle and the townships of NorthAlitlilleton, South Nliildletini,Lower Dick instill, Lower Frankfort! mid Nest l'etinshorouilf‘ wit) be held at the Court in, the borough of Carlisle: The election in the'election districttomposed of Silver Spring iowsiship,_ will he held at the 'tunic •liouse-of-George-Doey v iir-Hoguttstownini -. said township; By an act of the General Assembly. passed the Slat day orApril, A. 1). 1846, the election iii the election distrtet composed of Ilaimidefolowitship, will be heltrat.ilte house formerly' occupied by 11, ltlressler towfisliip.' And by the same set, the election in the election district,composed of Lisburn and a pat of Kticn township, known sts the Lisburn District, shall hereafter hold their elections at the publie house now occupied by John G.lleck,iu Lisburn. - — The. election in the election district composed of East Petinsborongli township, will he held at 'the house now ocetT r ed by S lienniliger,ut the west end of the Harrisburg itridge. • ' The election in the district composed of New Ctinibet•laml, will be held at the public noose of W. l'Alugites v in_thi.... latcough_of_New.A.Minber, land. The election in the district composed of die part of-Allen township, which election was here tolore•lield at the public house of -Win. I luglits, in the borough of New Cumberland; will be held at tlie Terant House of George I leck, now occu pied by Robert Coffeyjn• said township. The,election in tits district composed of that part of Allen tiwiiship ' not included i lithe New Cumberland, George : - leek and Lisburn election districts, will he held at the public house-ofpayid Sheatier, in SlieplieHstown, hi Said township. The cleetio'n iu the .dis•rict Composed of the borough of Methanicsburg, will he lahld at Um public, house ofJoho Hoover, hi mitt borough. The election, in the district compote of Mon _ roe township,will be held at the public house of John Paid, in Churelitown, in said township. meciion in the district Composed of Upper Diekinson- township, will lir held at the houseof Phi ip IVeaver, iii said township. • The 'electicin iii the district composed of the Boripigh of New ville, and townships of Upier-Praiikforil, Big Spring, and that part et Newhil•towlisliipi not Meiotic(' in the Leesburg election district hrreinaller mentioned, will be haft! at the Brick School. House, in VP borough ' aNewville. • t The election in the district cemposeilof Hope well townslicp, will be held at the School !louse In Newburg, in said township. Pie election in di r district composed or the hofbugh of Shippensben. Shippeusburg town 7 ship, and that part of Southampton township - not included in the Leesliniz election district, will beheld at the Council 11oTiee, in the bin ough of ShipPeitibilrg ••+ And in Mid by an act of the General Assembly , of thlsCoranionweiilth, passed the 2il July, I 83U, it is -thus provided; 'Plat the iinalifiell electors of Mini of New ton amt Southampton township, in t 'tenant) of Cumberland, bounile.lby the fol lowing lines Mill distances, viz: Beginning at the Adams county Hue, thence along the lide dividing the townships of Dickinson and Newton to the turnpike road, thence along.sail turnpike toC . eur . Ire School. House, ou said turnpike, its Soulliathp. toil township,,tifence tom point on the Walnut Bottom Boad'at Beybitek's, iuuludipg Iteybuck's rii"rrei ; titence straight direction to the Sass Mill helgrigidg to the' beirs of George Cleve, thence eking Kryslier's rim to Vie Adams county line; dideme aldugthe•liiie ofAilains comity to the place of heginitiog, hie and the saint ii hereby declared a siew until;seParate election district, the election to hail: alt. the :public house of JoliU.ltebitek, . in Leesburg; So.,,thath pten township." At ,whiult . (imemild place the qualihil electors, us elect by, ballot— gL.ECTORS tot Y'ee~idepE'ui~J ViOo'liredidelit'ef the United And thelnverl i Tudges,T,iispecio-s, and Clerks attend nt. 'the preceding election fat' mothers of Aistimblt, ire' required to attilind and perfOrm at tfie said election, the like duties, and be subjectto . th&like,penalties for neglect or they&lll beliabli: to at the elec., tidit for meinliersmflAitembly: • • • Agreeable to the, provisions of the sixty-first ection every General, and Special' Elleodoni slia,ll'ibe,opened between the hours • of eight i ondi,kniiilO the Tore i nkloM.ititil shall continue on,,tnljournment until _neten o'izio'n't•:ilit',the , eitefiliig,:nilieli 'the !Polls be cicdiek„: , Anit,dteltidgeatif theres(iectitetilittielii'alkire-,; said, are : hylhn paid act required to meet, :dour I•lfiise., in the bormigh.of ,darliale tne day:',Oher• the said day of election, being Pihila theMaiiirtherii to peildrm.thethingspired•of them bolitivz• ( 30 . t of OctuberiAtt 841 i -.• „a ~...7 - Y,EIC- M A'4., -" ,)JAiIkIS, HOFFER, Sheriff SlierifriUMcei . 1848:4 vo-A , . . int mt; rrltrativ . Salo„-,, THE sibecriberAffcr'ent private • 'aale"a'oicc.A:Rsl, inmate' • in • Milllin, _ OwnaluP,'Cumber an countyi a. g :bi l iiisre'evint' infirm - riorthweet . 01 by Henry ing4in.NcrenAgoodßuitc,hand, .2. • .,"nbonl79aorco§ f„yeilich.jo t c loored,and in a mod otateifOitivApoi;and;thoranOindar,.o'thrllite IriikoveirCAis' amid two , ;Ito ' • and A Itti.rite . Bank BrirnojrAVioll y . other. iiececultry,';.ociliailldinoB.7 7 <; ;'choreare two jOiciintdo on the niece, Continnink Publin road r .ttairent,. leads requoinod X4','`4 het fiditl near atliele{c' ';. .. • - ----- ,`, .. ,-; - '•,-.2, opium; -n.,--,--,-r - : .. . -- ;" - r- 7 ',' ': -, - I • - •' ... ' --.. 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' i',oll- '", r± n . ,kM,,Vn .2,,fWlkiee,./.!,A , ;.. • etr,.1.",,1, WM !Ault EvU5- • " - " • es,l . l . , .stovs; , At, - Vq'49:l'; - s9.tet.C.,Soo44.lo4,:ekliidelp4i, :14'`IrrNaf"Et.-ititliiilly Invites' an it*tatirtination or Si** . ,1 136ii4 'aft' o.beartitid- most, elegant patterntrof Petinitylvania, recks. together With iibibutiittl`assort-'; taittiallolincy Street' ken Stoves fintilladiatorit; for park4,7ditiing 'teethe; chatn ti eis ; or kitche ns. 'He. beliivew that his assonment.will route* to. Sdvantego with that of any other establish trictitT., lie has also ii.`splepiltd stock of Orr's . celebrated Air‘tight. Sto•re s .; . Far .which he •kas been agent for many yeatscinitiis City., in .the I manufacture of which for excellence and cheap ness, he refers to hignunterous purchasers, and for beauty of pa tiernp.he belicves.hitnself • For Stoves, whether of Wood or-Cool, his assortment is complete. Ile returns his thanks to'bis old eusionters, to whom sod to the public 'ews his invitation to give him s call at the No. 97, S. Second street, Philadel • , • fitept'2o THE subscriber begs !envoi° inform the tray elling community that he intends to run a LINT OF - STAGES, PROAt CARLISLB To YOna and bask, three times a week, its-follows:-Leave Carlisle on Monday, Wednerday ?and Friday mornings, at 5 o'clock, A. )t, MO passing through _Charchtowni—Dillatown and Dover, arrive at YOrk atl o'clock, e. sr, which will be in time to lake the York train occurs for Baltimsrre: Leave York for Carlisle at 1 o'clock, r m, (Immediately alter the arrival of the cars,) on each .Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. .- The subscriber assures those who may pat; onize—him,-that—he has prepared trimaran with comfortable and safe Stages, and will use every elliut possible to accommodate travellers. Pas sengers frorn Carlisle will engage. passage at the office of the subscriber, and will he called for at the places they request. In York they will en gage at ihe Depot, or White Hill yivetn. • CEO. iiENDEL.• Extensive Livery Stable. 11 THE subscriber respectfully informs the pub• lie Ghat he continues fo carry on the I.lyEny BUSINESS in all its branches, at the old stand.— His HORSES are numerous and well assorted, and his Carriages embrace every variety of pattern, such as Conches, Gigs, Tilltturys. Sulkies, Bug gies, &c., all of the best finish. His drivers are careful and attentive.. Saddle horses of the most agreeable gait,, alWays• ready for customers, at low rates. The subscriber. desirous of securing the pnt nonage of the public. will F pare no pains nr ex pense to render his establishment worthy of !he most liberal encouragement. july 2 . 6-3 ms: GEO. HP. ND E Physicians, and Country PeTchwats WH ) wish to purchase D PL•c, cheap, are requested to cull and exanilite the large mock received at the store of the subscriber. 'I he arti cles are fresh and warranted good, and purchased at the.very lowest cash prices, and will be dis posed of lower than articles of the same quality have ever been sold in. Cumberland county.— Call and see, and if he does not make it to youi advantage to purcease from him, he will not ask you to buy.. Orders from the country will receive prompt attention, the articles guarantied good, and prices lo ver than any other place in Carlisle. .1.. A. BISHOP," Successor to J. J. Myers, Main RI. Carlisle. Exterisive Furniture Rooms. JACOB FEl"rEll & SON WOULD respectfully call the "attention o House-keepers and tug, public, to the ex tensive stock of splendid FU R NITU RE, incur. ding Sofas, Wardrobes, Centre ant other Tables, Dressing and Plain fiureaus, and every variety of Cabinet-ware and Chairs, which they have Jusl opened 'at their N ENV ItOO MS, on the corner of North Hanover and Loather' streets, Carlisle. They are confident that the superior 'finish of the workmanship, and elegance of style, in which . their articles arts got up, together with their CHEAPNESS, will recommetakhem to 'every 'per son-Whnting Furniture. They .have also made arratigesnants for manufacturing and keeping a constant supply of every article in their line. both plain and ornamental, elegant and useful, at prices which cannot fail to - sun purchasers, They would earnestly invite persons who are about to commence house- keepittgv•to call and examine their present elegant stock. to which they will constantly make additions of the newest and most. modern style.. COFFINS node to order at the shOrtest no tice, for town tutu country. Sge 6! 1848 CHEAPER THAN EVER. THE subscribers have inat.received from the City the largest quantity of DRY GOODS ever brought to Carlisle. Their stock consists in part of the following: • CLOTHS—BIue, brown, blue-b 1 ck, green, front $1.50 per yard uplo sp. - C SSIM ERES antrVTestiams—good, heavy and' line striped Cossimeres, 75 ' eta-87k and 81 per yd. Some IA the most handsome Vestings in the county. Casinetts front 25 to 87k eta. 'CASHMERES and Mous. de Lnines, from 13i to 621 ets. CALICOES—about . 5,060 yards, sortie very good at six cents per yd. Alpoehas and 111ori noes,,10, 25, 37/, 50, 621 cis.. Splendid • lustre (Anglian's at 12+ cis. 'Yard wide _Muslin at 4 'CIS per 01. Good 'Pickings, 61, 10; PA, I'ai. I3esequality domestic Ginghams, warranted fast colorant 121, Fine Irish : Linen§ 37k, 50, 613, Meta. Linseys, 121. 16, 25 eta. Woolen Flannels - at 12k, 281,25, 37k, 50 ctst ' • Gum Shoes r all kinds and sizes. Ribbons foi 'bonnets at 8, 12+, 15, 161, 25 eta. !Aces and Edgings, cheap, teal thread lace. wide, 123 cm. Cloth, Glazed and: Fur CAPS, 121 eta to. 81:—• -,Together with almost every article - in bur line, ,which Nye ate determined to cloSe cap very low: Also, on , hand an assortment of 'READY : :MADE - CLOTHlNG:consisting finevasinett . Costs at -115 p Pzinta; , .l,7s-46,3:50 foreassimerer Vests, 1,00 to 3,00 for satin. We have a ;lamp. stock Cloths,. Sca, , ftona which thiaso Iciet unddiave their measures"takeit -win" 'eatinot, suit theinselveain ready made. .The Clothing Store is conducted. by Bents& ernxtwlrcrietteitttftfedged -- 03 be one of "the. beet,Tailore An'this eounty, MN? nt take ea-, fierce, and - :;miantifactke ehnhing trim $1 to $5, on the" suit cheaper than part be had elsewhere.- 7 , oe.i4) vzior xrazonT4ririr To oil those tit iirtah• to lii oil t. Icijepashlo the veil', beet' OILT rim h&itt I. • - ;- • • - . • , •..• ..• OGILBY •is now opening his , immense and splendid stock mf FALL and ,WINTER DRY .00 ODE, and respectfully - hi- Nites,one add all to call and look bolero puma ing, as he is determinedlo.•gitre 'OREAT. 'BAR CIATIgS iu . the,wsy of prices end beoutiful , goods, 'llia stock consists' of. ell kinds and • qualities of ~Cloths; Qnssimeres Casinetts, Kentucky Jeans., Flennele t !Mlntikets and•—a --- thonsand, oth'er''articlesin lie-WOollen no 1 , tilso'Cesh'-' mternsy. ~rich - iiiiielWintei-';Gingitami4eautifuli,lind t cheap- Calieeiiii; Meld ef eve ry 'Apqlit.y , ex-. trenibWiiiiilag;'4N6ZlisiKiend: largest kn . ten yetint they, are good fabrieS'end • *any 6fisAr. - 2t )I,'LlorgOieficirc merit St etezessorlelehii 7 oHi l iffi t iet-A i i DAMS - 0,00 ,a.lnrge 'stock of MO OTS; , be Sold: and GROCERlES;all'er,which,oill t the-smallest.3frohts.!:,2 l 2,. Ili:Intel `to eel I 'end "•See'fbi YOnie'elves r ,tiefor6 jifehipineg 'elseohere.;;, established stand; East, Main .Atroosilpqr. ..v.lerLookinn:ttitio 7 1 41 thisiit'arid• Lege' ithek 000D' ::'• Fitt ,;•• 'l l 'l 'l' ,''';', `t , , -- 4 , ''.-4 , l. , :illici're'Nliio,(42lixi 'di ;;;!:-'•:; , ; • ~ ..I', • k.,i,jp, 3 " it t . ii .. iTif . ~ . 4 ,, • ..,...1 114 ,,,„ ~ 4 . t er, al, us e‘erne : from - 1 a I. C ' ' . :..:04; 11h- a : lerte tid -, beau i ifu I- Ceitielt , of 4 Pl-trb. nnaY) IN TEROGO OD $: , iliel ivjAildi r iite'llligli, Sin7efi jyapuhlia• to' Call tiiittleaiiii! tiirgoa4t* , :pAtebleihkolailvibiiie'eridesitk i fi q#7llolc.ti t ' ,l 6l,4l` l sttik Orero l. ii 4 'loo . rof rill Rr, e , /NO, 1,1,Zt . , t,l:, 't ,iu,'' . ti';' . .,,,i,: k 14 . , ...',,,,..., c4,;!, ~, , `.!bir s titli,P,e4. : Tdk.!e_A ;i:-` , . 't .?,•-• re .N' Tj'.R. 'di - CO ' RT'," NM LINE OF STAGES, A & W BENTZ , BetilsojkL:' - 41-1E0'1! 'not - 4.-' ; ineny;w„ernso; or child: !;' thiseenson. otritiniteer;but.:nOoreasiiecistly:athikkoranitnit iiineiliO s r - there , :jkrehahty.:Werts - titi - veri,sifirttilly: c - ineee'lilthiting'itt 'Gni riadee there to - 'r'ree tt Ste. 0_ ,as so ate nese. ia , rentiaied.eltanice4-,in3,thik.,,attnospherr4by- . ayeting es''they.do upon the constitutioivand uttlity,Of ;the , blood lot the most fabol'andonatignant,' disorders.' - Tlict' While baeornee-(nndelteri aby.waining): ' in a most lierinionlenif einidition repeated changes, and If the stoniach and bowels, have; been neglected previously, the first 'syniptoisis . riquire immediate attention Even those 'Who, have a healthy disposition of body, are subject to.slekticas Under these cir. cumstances. Therefore, to prevent any , dan. ger, we ought carefully to -guard, against cdslive state. of our bOwels. Once or they should be evacuated in twenty-fvu }wimp! There ore many causes which produce; healthy blood: sometimes it may arise from grief, et others-when- the.systern - is - inarstste of fullness it can - tate pluee'frdin stidiletijey - ;' close application to literary undertaking% 'an' prodoco it—in all eases where many, persona have to Le seen and:Token to, which prodne: iitg nervous excnement, is "a fertile routed of unhealthy bloodoccaitioning tlfut slow nervous fever which, has carried all some of our best many : men martyrs to thick reputation, but which a knowledge et the powers of Bran& reties, ..haVe • preventedy , Those whostesite te secure their heilib, under alined. any adverse circumstances, can de 80 by 'hnv• ing 'MANDE ET rl'S PILLS on hatiil;,,and at once requiting to them When the firSt feelings of disorder take place in their bodice, As this. advice is. used an_ntill the health bet. The tithe will yet be- when a--luau that makes, e good, medicine.shell be honored more than Le )who is an adept in the art or •war. Be exceedingly afraid..of COUNTER FEIT PILLS. The Agent is the only person from whom Brandreth s Pills should be purchased, TIW IIEANDRE:TIPSPILLL are sold fur 13 cents per box,. at Dry It. Brandreth's Principal I Office, 141 Ilroadway„New -York, and by the following duly authorized Ageetat . • Wm. S. Powel I , New Cumberland. ' .t. G. Miller- Lisburn. • Bitner, Airetnanslown, .I.Ba L. Reigel, Mechanicsburg... (leo. W. Singiser, Cherehtown. A. & I). Leitheh, Roiling Springs. • • 1). L. Bedoin. White Ho use P. 0. • • Rosenberg & Weiting,Centrev:lle. ,• 1111101 Kyle Arekstitiville. -- Edward Scull, Shippensburg. S L. - Sentman, Newberg. Sold in Carlisle, by CHARLES BARNITZ Sole Agent for this borou2h. For thecPennanent Cdre of ail Diseases ari4ing from an Ihipure stale of the Blood. • • H 1S Medicine operates particularly. upon the Blood, and cured disease without. vomiting cit - p --- urging. It never fails to cure he most oliitinate cases of Rheumatism, MI - - eases of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Bronchi tis, White Swelling, 'Scrofula, Ulcers and Sures of longstanding. It is cheaper than any.other medicine in use, there being 32 doses in each bode, which - costs only 75 cents, and to those Using it se cordin to oil eation one bottle will hat 'lO days. Certificates are pillaring in from all parts of the country attesting the, virtue of this medicine in cases of longstanding, which have .been ,given tip by physicians as hope less and beyond, the reach of medicine to euro. WHOOPING COUGH, Shepherd's Saran. print' never (Mists cure . _ CONSUMPTION cured by the use of Shef) herd's Sarsaparilla The I:allowing is fru'n a gentleman of re spectable standing it Baltimoreoe ha was ef fectually oured of that dreadful disease, Con sumption. by a few bottles of Shepherd's Sarsaparilla.. • Baltimor'e, Aug. 29, 1997 This is to certify that I was fist Sinbing andersymptoins oftsonsumptigebf the bungs, until I was recommended tcirry Shepherd's Sarsap rills, whic . b fortunately I did and am under the strongest conviction that it saved my life. I aui now, rapidly recovering and hope in a short time to be Aestored to perfect healtbond under no conaidcraiion would 1 be without the medicine. DAVID RICKETTS, No. 23,4101 street Shepherd's Vermifage, or Worm Destroer., We - challenge the world to Prodesp.aonodi ,cine better adapted'to"the expulsion of worms froin the Winn, body than Shepherd's Virmi loge. It has been used by—thous inks with entire satiifeeti m. It has the advantage of most other _Vlrmifuges,rts Wieser Hickman the person using. it.. It him 'dirred.ebildren: that have been•subject.to fits for years, and . tqat had been given upliY physician, parents. and friends.' It Should always be used us 'a purge. tiva." e for 'children; asitairengthene them, and ut th . sameti time carries nff.thq courser par. ticles of food; und,'worma, 11' 1 04 are troubled ..311, , ,follPri9g,'clertificate has been handed. to.im:lllJuige Kama,- of Luzerne ecnaty, P 3. iMeaks-for duel ;•:,•, • • ; pun r:l3ll . •You'ih 11 7- pleiteatiiMd' . ;4" botto l k,i4iroinsc4,o,,yop tv'ehOrt; time age' have, _bein4tfaCviithLithi,lippleat,eftbetvi—Th e y. , - were giiett•-•.la ',three eh ildion—in• one calm . 65 viiarme were expelled i n,another.l64, and in the lost 67: :1 minden* to givethit restof my family'the benefits of thismedielne ,and therefore order aa„: above; , jpi edly the beat artiete refdestroy irig:wkreato Ma lmo ever been in -thin -part of - the have-rried-Pr'riek's, , guaker'o,-Marriek'a'and_ illces,hi r t, without any:good etreet -- -- • :•Yolllgl mid) eateeni.• •', • ',•••' • . 1 : • \ • SA NIPEI., IgNT . DER:'•- • 'Shepherd'. Sarealiarille .and Venitifi~go `are !bit ! aele',,by'• 'the - foillowing:Liespectithle'thiar2 , , chanlaof•CotribOland' eau utril l a; and'by Dr; ,‘" , l • G:W:• lll T,NEll,: i %ibirlhainiAlci li wy,:tilteK' ShimmoabltvgPinhto-D,IIIerZNMV,OIII4;-,'-il'Obeit- 1 Elllott; , 'Nawhiirg;ll(DitaJj`•::B•l/40k4;'131oii: ' Ile ; 'ko ;11: ielt a r,4o(dt,:l34:i:Pilit I t!koav'Bac;xiiigetii ‘ i;:'fkAitt*lo4ll . ll6o4i,, 1--;-4:144 14 4:484.• • • • beatotx[ . it. Phil:. 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(,r4 ar , „,,,.-5.-, i : ~,,, .- 1,1,- ~,, ~:,:, 4 ' - , '!--: '.12,:z..,,r4Vap, ',.;:, '6'3,. -._' ' ,1;''.;4,,i',:(N,-Vl,;,,l'.:(ri:'.l`er', ' ' ::,',::#;?Vory-,..;:i.,•.4m0:„.,-, ingil .:.x;.1:A,.~ y . • • ) 1. n ot v )ta IAI I • •.• 1, 4, ' , 1 , , a • ,4' North jaixtli. istretit;'PhilidOlnitiliyENlTPANßLlNEVMan'- afeCturef: luta Anyt A oasllmadfilnOatiosiand most asiortrnaar,of nairKo,slat,lntLother Veiiii `Blinda;:df .aiiy.'ilMer,listOliOhi l ip . i k i -in . thalenittil :Slates ;'.etimp.tiains,in c ilkliveir atilas,; trimming dnd co ; e,?which:.wltiCli,wilt b e sold. a tihalO ti aat iirjo Old! Biirida'palittbd 'ithd ttifithicd4o:leCk.equal-to • The'aitiztima'of'Za tale :find adjanenit*Mntry.arp; reip.oodullyiriviind o Call and examine edylmeni,. footing : . Confident Of 'idpasing. • vinrinnisfaction, to; all- who ntay.favor fun a call: , . • intiy24-3M Sixth at.,..Philad - - • TENATNT's - .Washington,Gilltyy . . • . •'''— ty pes,.. • 7 North. Second street, N. W.,corner of Callowftilt etreet, Philedelphia. THE Likenesses taken and beautifully colored at this well known establishment, for Oxs Dot sit, tios — miisriiillf - e - Oneeded lo= be - - .Cuifif. iii every respect 0 - A NY. in the city. Pictures taken equally well in cloudy. and clear weather.. A large assortment ofhleust.troxs - and LOCRETS . 9II, hand, at from $2 to $5, inducting the picture. . The subscriber's respectfully invite the citizens of Cumberland connty, Mean and examine spe cimens of the lutest'improsernants in art of DmigerreetyPirigi which will:be exhibited cheer: fully . and without clucge. ..Julys T & I C TEZNENT. Ferot,.llotoian,.&. Co., Forwardinglindferal Coaniiesion Merchants, No. 41 North Wharves, and 83 N.Water street, Philadelphia. PLASTER and SALT constantly on hand, for sale at the lovicet market rates. Liberal advances made on Produce. Refer to ..H Le HUMPHREYS FR AN K LI N.P LATT es' COPhilad'a. . LEA, BUNKTiIIt & CO. .1. W. HERE, Harrisburg. npr 5-Gm - Iron dOmmissior Warehouse, No. 109 Nark Water street, nog, No. 54 North Wharves, Phttaoeiphia. THE undersigned still continue_ the Commis /4011 business, for the sale of all descriptions of IRON. Our experience of Inatiy.years, and ex. tensive acqualtitencb With dealttralinticonallinOrs of iron;qtroughottt the counhits enabled us to establish such relations as a peculiar ad•, ..wi ntages_to_serve our cayreap erns, equal to 40 any other house. mar 22 e•ti OR 'ICK & CA'NiPBET,It. Atwcod's E. : Coking Stove. IN again calli6g .attention to this unequalled STOVE,•the proprietor has the pleasure to inform the public that (externally) it has under gone an entire change—the pipe and hearth *- end opposite each other, and a SUNINI ER BEA It at AND BOILING APPARATUS, being added, thin rendering irfauldess, ankun lqott there is another limitless Stove in the mar ket, this - is - miquestWalily - the best, ari it now embraces everyvaluable improvement possessed by any other Stove, in addition-4o some peculiar to i'self, secured by Letters Patent. The successrof. this Stove,Aince its introduc• lion is unequalled. eNothing bas'ever been of fered for culinary purposes that has given sitch general satisfaction. Stoves !dive been copied after its form ; some dilaters have even used its fundamental principles, but the proportions were so unlike the original, thathliejrbear the-relative value that u counterfoil - does to a genuine coin.'" Complete COOK and other C-4+o-1( STOVES' in great variety. Persons desiring these admira ble Stoves, tire requested to call at the Stove arid Tirt•Ware Irmnulactory :of the subscriber, on Main street, Carlisle, who is agent for Cumber land vounty: may2l . J,MIN B. GfIRGA S. • 11 & J 111. Rowe, 1/ROOM AND WOODEN—WARE Store, Isr North 'Third street, one dour above Arch, c Ist side, Philadelphia, unman - et nr• ere and whol sale dealers in all kinds ol Brooms, Brushes, Buckets, Cednr Ware, Willow and' French Baskthis, Shoe and Wall Brushes, Srrubs, Dusters. IThits, Blacking F7nstern•made Wood• en• Ware or every dun:Y . 4l6mi, &c, &c, at the lowest market prices. Mar REMOVAL. SHOE THREAD WAREHOUSE.' LARR ABEE has removed to his new n rehouse. corner of Calvert end Mercer streets, Baltiritore, and has now in store, of di rect importation from the celebrthed factory of Pitt oy, Tnilmin RdWniksr. n-full assortment of SHOE :TIIR EA D. viz : brown, ..green, ball bleached, white and yellow, which he is preps• red to sell by the bale or less quantity, on as good terns ns the same quality can be'llad for in the U. Slates. A Isnie - werreral assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives, rasps. pincers, hammers, awls and awl handles, migs of all sizes, bristles, webbing, boot cord, shoe nails of ell sizes, cut and cast tacks, French irons _complete, peg rasps and cutters, &c, &c, &c, • Premium Gloss Paper, .to take the place of the gommon nand paper, a very su perior article, being our own manufacture; war, RA NTIM. Lasts, (boot trees, shoe. trees, crimping bobrds, all of his own manufacture, cif the very best anther arid of the latest style. Every offi cio can benhatined at his etteblislitnent for man ufncturing Bootsand%Shoes, except leather. -All of .the above will be said at dm lowest Market prise. Conetrylferchanti nre_perticblerlv re (juested-to calf. LARRAPEE; ntie3-1 mo] A N 0.24, Calvert st, 'Baltimore - " REBTOVAL LABQRATORY OP TIMMSON'S BOT'A NIP 'MEDICINES. , LARRAEEE, Islbi ‘l 7 6 : : : Calvert 12,1 street, Bailiniore, bas remov d his Labors. tory !whim new building•No.•24, an as always on hand the' largest and most complete aisort moot of pare 13otanid remedies in the United States, prepared 'wider' his, special care at his Labottory—beitiEile first, erected in 'the United States for - the *medial,' purpose:. of preparing THOMSO.NIAN:I3OTANIC,.`MEDIEOES, All of the,,pulveristid, and, compounded': articles are pat up•in,quarter and ,half pound packages, and neatly, labelled; with directions suitable for retailing, and upo n better terms than the same article can , be.,hadjor In, the, United , States.' Every article in his , line ,warranted genuine—. ,the public can relyiptimilds. „.r. . A •liberal,diecoant,matio.temountry,merchants, Who, areparticulorly.recuested to call-and exam. .inc_quality4c,-haforemtreltaSing...2, % • Tao, : various .Treatises r embracing 'the:most reputed autherS, ,, upon'tho - l'homironinn 6r:ißmt lalliPZEYetaM of ;Metliate,;may.also'biti: had at' life establiehmeni, thenuantu yor Atingle copy.- Pas , , . CURE Y imenemo. riot =there- hati..iiiiieteti' in , ltn'tter , - cities. end,' populous toi,irhs;',a entiCideordisefise, dePend- • piles and , pronagation of 'yritieh results from :the of." divine :TO ,tlhise ~,Irridertbith'e---AMERIP.AN COMPOUND'S', presented, ne'beingthe • end valnable specipO Slyer. Ofley2ed, to,tlittinfor,tunete,. It lias'aiheteyerlcnow,riiiequired:e,reputattoti"that: daily tiknertencit'Obiatintilis Tho u;' sands havo_beeiveuraiLl4,ltii ise,'and 'as it "Clidor on 'the tireatlit,'rseiires nerilter,restrietien, in 'diet or business nor'ebtitainte either:Motility ar stotriouerdnigs is tlii lettat tojnrioyo to.the over_ it is boldryprtieerited its:ths",l:43,st'retpedi for, 'Stich' 'disdain* yet :oirereir 'is;,lppea ,43,,0hypi ';',1!8,1t!,40 Ftimpunced - —once , 9r , p any • nown, re dirriationericcrPP by each ~ b attle:', Fair ante htN;Wi"oarner and:S.loh, tdreeta, Pfdliidalphia, rind by'SLELLIPT,,C9FIiaIp;,-Dr. yor,kl N,lllere , Larkpalar,;;Dr. ri Ato.,Plrriaa and!J„. yryettl ,Harriabarg, ,• yfet) 9 , „ O o'cilsrTlNg.Tiitif'f,lrqi4iii:if;',l i i74A9j.,':ii:i',l; iiiipjity:iirt tali o',4l,3bYioo; . :riVt ' ll'ahl9.';',l .. .li t , thitlitattirV,Orthieffir,o63ollloeiti!`r4. i' asserts trig I , ietilainevi44c:lo.;*;9o,(ittio'r iFtiigh . ift4h 111 rni.ti;*•#iiy,,iNiAreillti„ - tegoli',;,,, 3 ,•,,i,„,,i ~ „i n , ..:,,, ;illiiine:.l4 . f. - 1.:4' , ').^ ., ',•••1,T - •:..,..144:'-.IY- . P.-FIJ;IViIMG., •• . .:„ .„ jw..KEßA,POrWardlitgini4-COMiniasion . *anthem; ,114ititismitto;i;;Pi.,.infoiiiiehis friends Jnie.the Public; thutfrin , the liberal par. , retiage'MOMided 16 him d uring:,the past year he Ifig been OncooregeCt6 make mote extensivear rangentents:for the present season ..a . nd tat ad, ded two ' neW„large tind..splendid Boats to his 'BINE, and will be fully preparetLafier, the op ' ening of the Canal, to-forward PRODUCE and , MERGHANDIZE of all kinds to •and from Philtidelphia,l Baltimore, rPittsbargh, '&c., at the lowest rates of 'freight and with the utmost des. patch. Agents fot Boats, • -1 CARLISLE 4. OASKELL Race street Wharf, Philadelphia. ,CEISE & SON, No. 98 Commerce et. Wharf ; Baltimore. • CLARK & SHAW, ? J. McFAbDEN & C 0.5 Pitts'g • Agents fot Care, • • W.J.J_N_BERLWIf & _ 1919 .-MMOlter, delphia, CHALORER &ett REYN PhiIa OLDS, No. 423 Market at., Philadelphia. SITE R, JAMES & CO., Breed atreet,-Phiettlelphia.. _ PENN'A. &OHIO LINE. . North street Baltimore 'Harrisburg,. March 0, Harisburg Traimportationline. (14:z= %4••= . zr -j 7 toliraLt9pai‘ FUNK & MILLER, FORWARDING & Commission Merchants, HARRISBURG. Pa. ship 'Produce, Nlerehan die &re. to Baltimore, Philadelphia, lse. to-e: Coal, Plaster, Nails, Salt,-Fish, Groceries, &c consumtly for sale: . Harrisburg, march 29,•1848 • Dr. Heeler's - Panacoa, L ion the removal and permanent cure of all IV diseases arising from nn,impure state' of the Bleed and habit of the body, viz: Chronic diseases of the Chest, Pleurisy , Dron. chitis, Catarrh, etc. Scrofula in all its limns, 'letter,. Scald head, Cutaneous effections of tkip face and extremities, chronic Rheumatism, and Hepatetis, chronic Enlargements of the Joints, White Swellings, Syphilitic Affections, Con - Binational slisurdersi arising from debility, Mer curial and Ilereditary,predispositions, • ti irn every charge Out is taking pleenle.the ihat, it brought about by something having a substantive exiarence. If we. suppose the organs of our body originally perfect, they must continue perfect unless changed by the intervention of something that bears an Unbent. 'thy relation to it. In all cases of disease, there most be the interposition of some new Ingredient which by "playing its part ad a cause, served to modify the properties before connected with the lindY, it is ilbstiftl to hillt tff,SpontanCous disease ' taking place in organs previoetly — Palthy, with out the interposition of sonic tootbilic tiguni; as well might we expect tiliieda of chalk to transfer itself spontaneouSly into Plaster, of Paris, Withobt the aid of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease titer+) is a prior cause wind must be removed. thro' the agency of the Blood. For this -purpose there is no remedy superiot to the Panacea. In evidence t he following is submitted to the public: Philadelphia, June 7, 1847. ' Havingbeen apprised of nature of the Pam ! aceb, it affords me touch pleasure to be - nbie to ' recommend it es ;Ft-sin:Able remedy for all those chronie. "constinitional mid glandular diseases, to ' which-it - is" especially adapted. To those who are afflicted ? . yO, require_ medicine as an alterative, they cannot obtain it in a more ngreablo, fictive and uniform state than is to be found_ - in the,Pan• I aces. I have used it in several instances with de cided and sigiral_succesi. Yours, &c. AI.LISON, M. D. ' " Prepared end sold at the North %Vest corner of Third and •South.streets. Philadelphia, and re tailed in Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT. 'Put uujn i pint bottles at $1 per-bottle. feb23 Dr. Traphagen's Balsamic - Extract of Sarsaparilla, .9 the best and cheapest Preparation of Sar i sapariliti es er olrereil to the public, beiiig distilled from.the first quality ofllonduras Sara a pantie Root-.—itiul one bottle of this prepara tion is warranted superior to two bottles ninny other in the inarket,and cAlt retain its virtues unimpairable in any climate. It is liltlitsatte-to the Mile, and front Whitey to age this Extract will eradicate disease, invigorate the hotly ,and is the best tnedieitie for the preventliiie anti cure of disease ever discovered in any • age of the world. Its action is mild, and it eta es without sickenjng or debilitating-the piltient. Thou sands have used it in the private practice, nod consider it the greatest blessing ever offered minis II nets in perfect harmony with. the laws ottnittire, situ lutes never. been known to fail, a liege its use was persevered ill, to cure even long s:intiling anti' desperate cases of Asthma, Bronchi tin, Caturrh,C olio; roughs, Eoltis.l9on stimption, Cramps, Cancerous • Soresittid Ulcers, Dropsy, Dy seater'', Er) sipelas, Fever and Ague, Female complaints, Fevers of Nil kinds, Gout. Grave, Hysterics, Inflammation, Indigestion, Jaundice, Leprosy, Liver Complaint,. N Palpitation of the Heart, Piles, Scrofula, Spiiml complaint, Salt Rheum, Scied complaints, Tic DolereUx , Pimples on the hiee, Swelled Limbs atud 'Joints, Paul in qt.. Side, Spitting Blood and all eases of Prostration of Strength,.aind General Debility, of the latiman . Iti all eases enumerated above, Dr - , - TlYplia• gall's Sarinipasilla rapidly and sorely restores to holith. A trill! will 'ontislY any One.of the truth of these representations. • TO TIIE LADIES. Delicate Females who suffer . from the nhatruc dolts and debility to which Ladies, ol sedentary habits are liable, will by the use of one or two bottics.of Tunphe g ati's Sarsaparilla, regain their health, and 'coror. IS to 1.40110 who ariaPpronching womanikabl, as it is emu.)- , lilted to itsstst nature by quickening; the bleed and ' itMgorating• the system. • Ladles who have pale co eplexions,dnlieyes, blotches ue the face, rough akin nr freckles, and are low sporited, use Dr. Traphegan's ,Sarsapn. 4.j.w cleanse the: blood, remove the freckiTos and , blotchesoind give : yob an.animated countenance, sparkling eyes, fine 'lldritS, and eitutiful complexions. 4-Children Who are sufreritt,,. from bad and 'un healthy In•ritor• of the blood; can be.gnickl?..re attired to health, strength and 'bloom.; - Dr.'l rat p lhagnit'a Sarsaparilla being verfitkitsant inn! pal. atable,Childrest - taltd it readily; mid slit+ as are It 'Ottani! weakly 80011'4.6m. 'rebbst and healthy appearance: •lt can : he 'atirninieteredlo,lnitints ..usthr4anicer,etifet„)'; 26'180611'as dre sulferingfrom IdemmOOloiplatut will receive greafrelief. Notliitieban' be "Mord' asfonishliittlaitt its in viguratingeliects upon the bittioitOqstorn. Per ant.s.bll lassitude and, - weakness before taktug . it, at once become•robust'and healthy,..under, its on• . :••• IF PREVENtS'iIASEASE . . • . - The WWI svbottle elDr. Trapitagetr's Sarsap arilla oceaSionally, will prevent- disease; anti Nita' • Pall and Spring purifter„ef,the ,iystein it stands . nevi • ailed at the preseuttlav;i- . lts toe will,pre .vpat a ,worhl el sutreriakin•l7pain. •• all persons . wiliheep;ihele Wong- parirled sand' their hotline tit reagilieneti by klta.use ef i this Sarsapi.rilla ;they" 'will be sari: to, escape. t attuoliol Any prevalent oantagious tlitteaser . urithaiterty ,, Ale trareful 'lto observe that overylt...ntileol2DriTraphaittititelßalaitin!ry Extract uf Saraariarilla . ll ita tha.biittle; a Ott a fits alitititelirlatitit ha' 'red.ifilc: - uplho oritafflit, -ar'sprieri;tiir a guard artiort'countartettri Put ..'it4rt-hitttt4O,' •• • " • ~1 , o ea, at laiy - poOo:cif, , ,,ONg * D.i.:.4l,;A:li.,;oer.bottle: COLLIER 'eiad`:Eg OTHNOl3,itaty;lat Store; North cl;;); IFU lll .oll.l":4 l .ll6.Crpciiqievfid,•:,,a fesh/ Kuntql'er - Rsilibiii3l'4l',"Colc,gigt„tx!raCtoaock i i - y - k ' 1 4 "1 6 do4ft, 4 lt/Y. AY:B,StFINfustP;,, • t ELTOTGIIt , 24p. 'by.; t!.lc!itibiffribievepi4t•.l:a!v,',•Nykifssfyilregii,herl trOflYtiA#ofiAißcAitcrOt*reepf,-.l,Etibb rVViltAr s 4lll4. ,; c gi o, lo, - '' •‘i i i -rehltit 1 1 40 107,Ate',.. 1 al . 'WHilet:IR?lO 4ll 'IPO r.V. 1 1sitllia 1 2 04 .!. 0, ,n , I Ar a Ir ill tl i g h ' . garli l l d r 9 i t er i ."'l nY 4 P-P4:l , w 644 1 31 1 46;iiiii44161itgAirly t Oriflt ' Vs - . 04 x IpneN,:t -',, t /ii •": )sl .t. 7 A'lv' I .iIA 4 J +4r riVFc -,4 ! ' .l h tV °'" I* ' , : ' 4 ' - ' f , AdieJ V r- , . j; ,i 4 P.v i . v gt. , ' - ” o 4l r .i.-: ' ,-- .:, W101(TO t Ori 4' oVl)-01.140 :; .tr,' 9 . a • sk caud,l3oaps. • A:FlNE,andfraisk 60ply-front Rauhael'a and Other,of:thleitilfatAity.hourks; atiiiingd:which tra.double galract -Swpar Briar; 'll.oiaVerattiaari Verbena, Patehoulyy Heliotrope, 'Milleflettettad Musk. tdetefiilly,ptit uP. aadlor saitt'aftha Idiveat AlsO, for' the,llOli, tniide aux Floure,.Jonny. Lind hair glOse, - Bearle Oil; -Ikticeaeltai . fine-seetirea , Ailticiue..oll; Philocor_noi OeePe Marrow,tfine;.Myrtio and-Vio let • Pernmailes. \ Also Fancy . SoApp; ! leek as C • Rousael'a Shaving ream. Wright's - dB; Military ''do, Almond and Palm Wash ,Soap,. making an assortinehrtinaurimusatl by' arty in the borough. may3l • SW. IiAVERSTICK . DRUGS, DRUGS! eIA. BISHOP, snccssor to Dr. J. J. Myers, sillies just received and is now opening a large &.well selected assortment of FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, dte; among vvhich will be found the following, viz : Op'eren, Camphor, Quinine, Epsome Salts, Dye Stuffs; Spices, Cutlery, Oils, • Alcohol, Turpentine, Pine Oil, bcc., &c. - _ Also, a laltie.tissortment of PER.I 7 I.IIkEjtY, - Hair and 'Wooth Brit:bee, nibrellas, Walking Canes, Ronsserti and Hanel's Shaving Cretin'', .., . 'Beer ' s Oil, Cologne Water, Hair Dye,..oi . Ithirrow ForiCy Soaps, Extracts, MEEN F,'Clr, Curling PANCii A ItTiCLES Of every desetiptioni to whiCh he respectfully invites the attention o the public., His assortment:lea full and rich one, and he hopes by strict 'mention to business and low prices, to receive a liberal share of the public pat rollage.• Physicians' prescriptions cnrefully compoun ded. J. A. BISHOP, mnv4 Nest Main street. Carlisle ICKLtS, PitgStitVlAJust receioe4 and opened by the 'aubricriber, preserved Ginger and Pine Apple*, Orange Jelly,, Pickled Lobsters, Gherkins, Ntangoes, Peppersi, Pica. lilh Tomatoes and Onions, Olives, Cnpets, An• ellovies,Sardines, Tomato - Ketchup, fine mixed French Mustard, with a very choice and -pure artiels of "Salad Oil, for sale of ninv3l • ••• HAVERSTICK'S CARD, irk R. J. J. MYERS lots diSposed of his entire IF stock of Drugs Sze, to - Mr. I. A BISHOP, of Harrisburg, who will continue to do business nt my old stand on Main street., Mr. Bishop has hod eonsiderable experience in- the Drug busi'..- ness, and I confidently recommend him to the customers of the store and solicit a continuance of their favors 2 Dr—Mvsn . s will bo enabled to give his undivided attention to the duliss nf hta' rwrofespion rany4 • Wear Arrival. TUB subscribers have jut received. from Phil adelphia, n fresh supply of Drues, Medicines' Dye:wars, Perfumery, Fancy Articles , ate.— ur stock is now laFge and complete,. find' as we are deter Mined not to be undersold, but to sell to the fewest cash prices, we ittOe the attention of country merchants, physicians and others, to examine onegoods and prices before purchasing. elsewhere. 3. & 11:FLEMING lone corner of Pint and iligh.st WILONYER'S Confectionery, Fruit & Toy Store . , North lianover Street, Carlisle. rffitiE subscriber would respecifully inform country merchants and tho public gefirrally, that he is constantly manufncturing and has al ways on hand CANDIES of every variety, (which for quality cannot be surpassed by any manufactured in the Slate) which he will sell wholesale or retail at the OLD STAND, IN. Han• over Street, a few . doors north of .to Bank, where he brut also on hend•Fß UPI'S aid NUTS of the tritest importations, which wit, be sold at the lowest prices fin cosh. His etti'es consists in part of Oranges, Lemons, Raisin's, Figs, Primes,• Dates, Coctia-fillts, Crennimilts, Pea -nuts, En glish Walnuts, Almonds, Pecan-nuts. Filberts. Ile would algo Inform the publigglint lie has just returned from the city with a very large stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting• of• superior double refined, crushed and pulveriied LOAF SUGARS , Brown Su gars, among which is n very fair article for 6( ets. per lb.; CO.FP'EE, front 8 to 10 ens per lb.: a superior article of Imperial. Young Hveon and Black !PEAS ; MOLASSES of all kinds: Wa ter, Srida and Sugar Crackers; Cheese, Choco late, Rice. Blacking. Matches, Brushes. FRESH SPICES, viz: Pepper, Alspice, Cinnamon, Cloves.. Nutmegs, Ginger and Mus. turd. A supply of Indigo. (best quality) Aluth. Starch, Wnehing Soda, Safi Peter; all of which will be sold at the lowest rotes. 'rite subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the public forthe liberal . patronage extended to him. and hopes a desire to please to merit n continuance of .thO same. orders from a die. tame thankfully received and promptly attend ed to. fronyll P. MONYER NEW YORK VARIETY STORE. & & BROTHERS,. 'beg tP • leave to inform - the eitisens of Cumberland anti adjoining enmities, that they have just open• ed ant extensive VARIETY ih North Ilattnver street, hi the building lately occupied by ..11 r. Unwell, between Haverstiek and I.yout's stores, where (they will be happy to receive the teens of all visiting articles in their line. They will at all times keep on hand n well selected assortment of Colored Prime. (French, English . and Atnerittain domestic and foreign Perfumery, Patent Medieinen„ embracing nearly every de seriatim% nial in fticUtiiilleitLexery..thiug-meu• ally kept in an extensive variety. store. They are the exclusive agents for thq•sale of _Dr. Traphaaen's celebrated .l'elmonic Mixture, and his Balsamic Extract Sarsaparilla; Dr. Green's celebrated Oxygenated Bitters, for Die pepsin and Plithysic. They are also the exela, stye agents for this county of the NEW Yost:, Csx.rnitt Costskxr, and will keep cow smelly 'on hand a large supply of their superior .'Teas. ' ' In conclusion they beg lenve to say, that they are determined to 'sell' at very email Prdfite for casu, and invite all wishing bargains to•,give them a call. Orders from country merchants supplied upon the most reasonable terms.' Carlisle, may 4 • _ received,. a new supply 1011" of!Gingliains, elleaper Ibdrf ever, bV julvl2 . • G R CUCICWS LA WNS.—..A handsome assortmentefLawes on lined. and will be sold very cheap; by , julyl9 G R CROOK FRENCII CN,LARS.—Just . received, 'n large' assortinenr-of. worked Coll Ira, a beautiful, article, and very cheap; by july.ll2 - To •11Ock'siilitlis:' 200016`she'a B k..k ; PI COAL.foi inle 611eap , .IFUNKA tR •• - 711nyriflittrclan 10:1848-6v0 -''' '. Nailsaxkd'Spikes.' . . ~ . ~ 100-' NEGS - Vailaiindr,Spikee, just received and !!br bale'. at 'the Cheap .Hardware sibie , of. ... ': '":'WRIGHT k SAXI:OIsT.:,., tOREPARATIq NS 'see, 211; HA/ ti4* . 4114 the tnanY etlielee prepared 'for the hair. , noes erp so deservedly:popular as'itoliecig,Ehit leietral. which is justly celebrated tor,. ea hifig;, beinaiiring, preserving and prpmeting , t "e:ginylp lune , and AV , "ii**EIVIIN(P:', 113VAGS:-4.The highest!priee rayon' forjtegs.';by , "OS:Rr.PROOKIS . , r. , :',THE,Ciieuitliaioilerf 'of ',CAtiri . heihtrid..counf, "y, deem it, Orpper tominfartn - thketibli6, i he'etn. , ted meetings of ihe , ,Bnarnd of •Cominieeiaiiere * ill be; lield , on the ,Beeettetiiiii Meiidaye.of .eyell'j.rifonth. at which time .ank.eertioeillinyini t beilintee . meet ;;Ilieo ;,et their:cllice.in Carlisle.. i; :177- ;.} ,‘":l4:f't O.:Oh/i/o's ,tratakisial.l2 meaty onr . ,on !Await •", iltrairmy ron.THE rain,''' ' ~,„(31. Tilfirafal4tl .5000 eatraa euro‘ditt'thePast yeor THts . , 'lllalditine . is warranted to eure,dt cliaos of-Piles, either bleeding'or blin d .. intbirtial or external,and all inflammatory dip eases .found' in corkilibblluts witlf the Plies,-... each aa.Chronie Dysepleilf; iikeeribed ict*„. r following ceitificate i” ; - . Philadb,_ll)fflo, l loPla 9,1 a 'ff't ,7 ;4 Mears. kelt/tam de ,Heinthaw--Lrenta4 bout five yeal.a ago I 'Wee 'a ffl icted With 1 was ealledfehreinic dysehtdrSli'''.l havii4ired with it ever Biro', and phyalbiaini 11 . 4A1+ me that' trailiver was affected,end ahat:reg bowels Wrab blectatralt for blood and fras, at tended with a peculiar putrid stnel4 iveie ffle frequent discharges. A oshortlibte' sibeed/ made a viait to Masslichusetts, in lioiste MI benefit limn blianke of air, but suffered mole ~, severe then over before. While •there, a phy. Edelen offered to built mo fur $4O, in -threw months. Happily, in the Midst bf internal pain, occasionally relieved n; I - ifa i by - litudniliu- ' . . in the wrapper of per Eleztooryre perle description or my complaint, togetlier :Ail many certificates of cures, This g 0 VC Mar ghat. bbnfldeneo in the , medicine, and •I pup, chased a bolt, nihe doses of which has appd: rbhi ly, cored me, and 'I oin prkpnied 'to 84 eVefYthing in itkfavor, or render any' sacriaied ' I can to humanity by subscribing le its meriad 'Respectfully yudie; . . BENJ. P . ERCIVAL tib•'S ?Sail sh, , . Wfialinase and innarrunutidn of- the .vping falling of the bowels, womb &e, tkat femaled parilbuluFly, are subject to; under " peculiati circumstances; for Which many oertftoted amid bo given of speedy "elifel— bill I/bilked ' forbids_their publication. _ ' Severe and habitual costiveneol, flow di blood to the head, dyspepsia, fistulas inflatn: motion or the stomach, find .a speedy cure id; Dr. Upham's Electuary. lt, is an internal *remedy, and cures by its ariion on the boyveka and blood, the, relaxed stute of; which . ie Hie cause of the above named disease's,' • ', .' - /UNIVERSAL CDNI3II tdiATlbl From every city, town and village, where Dr. Uphana's Vegetable Pile Fleetuary has been introduced; the most giatifying ihtelli• genes of its effects have been received by tits - -- Proprietor. In hundreds of • Motorises it bus • isiumplied over `cosec which were deemed incurable. Letter of Capl.t, W. train, tare of this if. M service. and Member (tithe N. J. Leg Mature , Rahway, June Ili, 1847 I have been unclad tut 'years with - the- Piles, and have tried, without anything like permanent benefit, almost everything• assum rag the name of a remedy.- I 'mid as o mettle of coins°, lost till ootafitlener in medicine.— Under this feela•g I was induced—not withaii - reluctance, I coati - est— to use Upliam'e Elect u ary, and having used it about time arseks, according to the directanis laid down. 1 find to my surprise, as well as satisfaction, the t every symptom of the disease Last eft raii. I think it due alikb to Dr. Upham DWI myself to make this statemeot. G W IiIe,LBAN Addredsed to the agents in Columbia. ills: e, Russel County, Ala., Feb. O. 1847 Mess/s. 'Minter St Epping—Gents:---Tor the last filtcon years I have been +afflicted with that most distresaing disease •The Bleeding Piles,' and have had teeming° to a groat malty medicines, without obtaining relief, until I obtained 3 hoxea of-13011es Pile Weetusry - from you, which have so far rellefed me that I take groat pleastire,in recommending it to all who aro_afilicled with Piles, as a safe and Oro remedy. - I P MIL, formerly Don klaropEratilti k - 6r - Ciila bla Remat koble sure of Bleeding Tiles. •- Portland, Ma, Morels 14 _ My Dear Sir—l cannoi expreso to you my - sincere and hear tfelt thohlts fur tin:menden tul cure I have experienced Itkulm,tise of your • truly valuable Pilo Elcetuaryl h re been a perfect martyr to OM' Bleeding: , :tites' ft* ' tan '• ears past, cu much so, that I became redirced, to ii mere .kclaton, with loss of appetite , sod general derangement of the digcs Ins organs; my eyes also became ufl'ected, and in feet I woo a misery to myself.s4 o ttorr °bilked to sive up my office lies:eolqueloqlkeld is the .Custom House some year ' are tried all kinds of medicine, had lldyke the physicians of Buslin and this;i, ii ,critild give, illi pt spent much money and twieeirabmined to a surgical operation. I had become perfectly tired of life, and of the suggestion, of try friends -1 was - induce:l , 4o try a box of yttur medicine. - The' Arst I 'found Alio* me • slightly, .gtill I persevered and:pi:rein:sad ' a seceed,NriidJ . assure yea:when .1, got hnlf ' • thrqugli . I foirnd VissAlf letiing..welltistill kept on, and noW tom:o - new - mon. - . Mploor - 1 sir, language cannot, eipress my +hanks, that ' I am once more restored toile:llth, and now in a condition to support myself end family'de. pendent on too. Yours • reirpestfulljr.'with ' great regord, SAMUEL CHARLTON ' ', ---- ' Now Turk, .Itrro 14,1848 Messrs. 'Ketchum es• Henshow—This core.. firs thin I have been severely afflicted fir many yeses with Hie pilop, but 'more• porneulorly within the last nine months. Iluviag tiled nil • the remedies piLtscILEKI . :1 by•mrphvtittefailsii-: iniW — melirled other mconsitolittle ; or rirtad:'•:l va n loge, I beet: mc•very much - d incoursgod a Wl' 9 , felt as thong h) . Must suffer as.lnng as•l lived. !tut providentially 1. wna inforinedi•by Mr. , Mott, instructor of the public school el-Stated Island. that I eoold he cared by your laluable Pilo Electnary. Having 'Confidence -is' hin statement. I •sun'mediately'ltriMured . some of the medicine and am - very, happy to. inform you that I um now iierfectVittirtrd by , la use , 1 of only ono' best Very - trultiilntir'.:otiedierit . ,, ~servant, '',., • ' .p,E9fiGE:WC*Ciso.`,:.,' Sold wholesale' arra litatl.,titr i ./(FtettAk ' Or.'H ENS HAlrTa Irultritii<N,..;l!4 : .. .itnii:by, drogglplu. gonortilly., accA3o4o l , ! tli „United SatesstudCanada, • Prlea.llil per Vtoxi;-.•-•- , Sold'in Cuil.slU.ll;',,l6o.;LlOTT , ,r July 26; 1.648:.., _ ..,. . . S.tan toil .s•txtett!qt . A P tnc ,', , • .:ifii . k T,l(i f, ,,. -,, 4t . - , , • "-- ‘-'. ' - ' - .-bii tiket‘ • !le new. univenuilly,'imicholedgedi to , . . : IN FA LLlti LE. -l i , g , ) l F-DX 4 - 4 -11 i i ." Foeßlieithintibiii; TSiiii,"lll Afrectionn;Clll:traniesm & of the Mdtheles, Sore:'.Chritot Andlt tli k s ZL i . 6 , sue ii, ' Old ti kere t Wins in the, AC . 1 ---.- N'c hest, Agile inthe Thelon and. Fier, •'. „ Wi t l'uoth•oehe, :Sprains; Bruisee, '.'. • . , . • 'e t „,. t .". Stilt Rheum, Bilotti, Croup,; ' • s . .Frostell .reet . , , end: all . , •• . ' e ` . Nervetti'Doensea...,,,,;„,,,.. . T_ l '' UNT'S LINIMSNT . is eueliimegAlteloql,,,,,„ Ka- ety -uneghnited' hy,,eny,tinniit _ITT •.C.., 1 1... , ,,,L ~ reqltiree • no. &Hint to. gve,o . . 0 ..r.e.P.T 4 P9PA 11 1 , 7: : i beenUr Scone!. time eilently end eorety e v ee,mt ;. it;'; end ' s petv',"ivitert iti benefitml eireem hi e ,experienee'd, by io Munk, th e.eximP. 3Bl ?n, B 0 . i ta P i 'l I : • i Ode into - eon Minn! 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