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CiirreepicOle'4.o:o#ooore.Priaibi.. ! :
THPAVEViNCRWrantit*Di .. c .
i \-Oreaf .MoritiMildriilllioVliich ,
People(of this mighty Republic have IV;
thieved,-ever the, - power," the patronage
dad thecoffice-holders of the -Goverhdent ,
411 the ieleetion . ' , Of 4AcnAttv, TAYLCIR ,
the -Prieidency,46.---calciilated to cause
deep reflection th 'every welt organized
mini.
ohe-can deny, reasonabli7that Mr.
Presidebt Polk brought on, the,wer with
Mexico, purposely to strengthen the party
which elevated himto power and to .en-,
Hance his own chances for re-election.—
All thosA who know the man will snap ,
their Angers in derision at Mr. Polies
pompous 'disclaimers to the contrary.—
Vobedy believes him.
1-is selected ZACHIARY. TAYLon to lead
• our army against Mexico. General
Scott had been talked of too prominently
ae a.'.Whig candidate for the Presidency,
for Mr. Polk to devolve - the . command
upon'ilia( distinguished chieftain. If
he succeeded the- Whig party , might
nominate him for President and -'elect
him: :lint Taylor was modest, and corn
paratiyely obscure, and although a Whig
might achieve victories without standing
-in Mi:Polk's way. The people would
likely enough honor Mr. -Polk the mote
for appointing to the command of the
army adyenning upon Mexico, an 9fAcer
who would be sure to win victories
wherever and whenever he met the ene
mies of his country:
Thus the matter commenced. Gen.
Taylor marched on conquering and, to
conq*.t :The perils that beset him, on
acconnt:of the imhecility and inefficiency
of the-administration. in its neglect to
furiviehnit-tvith-ttre - tteeessarysupTil ire;
se, wit a• more power- w tic :new no
check, lapidly.overcanie. Brilliant vic-'
ttortes':'.he - gained. • The world, in gene
ral, anilt:he• American people, ENMASSE,
applgttdn ,
_ '
At .this, stage. the Administration,
perceitiing that the mighty hero .and
honest-mar_might be taken up rib , ,d run
for the Presidency, commenced a deep
laid series of operations to break him
down, disgrnce•end destroy. him! His
command was taken from him, with the
exception .of - 400 - 6 volunteers and 500
• reoitlars,•and he *as left to the MERCY
of Sawn ANNA—whom-Mr. PQIk had
PASSED into Mexico—and his 22,000
well disciplined and appointed ! But,
under an overruling Providence, and in
spite' of the pOwer r tlie opposition and
itti minions of the Polk Adininistiation
to defeat, and disgrace him, the. brave
- andironeat Taylor triumphed and won a
proud .place in the warm hearts of his'
grateful countrymen. - They took i him
• up as their favorite for the station occur
pied by James K.. Polk, Who had thought
.to use the honest and chivalric old hero
a94t-meatis- of bringing. about bis-own
re=election. 'l'he vote by which Tay-.
- for is placed,in the Presidency and Polk
and. Company turned out of their high
places, speaks• volumes,. trumpet-toned
- for the . wisdom and rectitude of the
Arriericartropie. while it stamps a-sen
tence against
,Mr. Polk and his 'spoils
party, which will belong remembered to
their disgrace.
• On the sth of March next. a new era
in the management of this Government
commences. General Taylor was not so
' selfish as his immediate predecessor, in
his acceptance of his nomination to the
Presidency. He did not say as a means
of satisfying or disarmjng rivals, that he
' would, or would not; if elected, .be it - tanr .
did ate for a second term. He made no
then upon the subject. .He will
snake none in his Inaugural Address.—
it was not wise for hint to do so in his
letter of acceptance. It will be the same
in regard to his'• Inaugural.. It requires
-no Solomon to arrive at this conclusion,
'when the •fitct of Generid Taylor's ac
knewlcdged wisdom is taken into view.
100 man knows who Gen. Taylor will
call into his Cabinet. Good sense lends
everybody to believe that 'he will call
. about him some of the ablest and best
inen in the nation, among the_mauy-who
haie been most influential in defeating
and putting down the Nlk. administta
tion and its party. *.
_Already are_the:newspapers.. over_the_
country, to a considerable extedt, indulg
ing•in speculations as to what course"
(leak Taylor • will pursue in regard to
removals arid appointments. Here again
it needs itO , Solonion to snake a tolerable
"gtsbaVislo -What he trill' do; Be 'Will
"tipPOSiit: hia'Cribitiet Ministers, and with
them consult, as to ,the „appointment of
Ministe Charges,
""' • illt odrs' n,,
and Comptrollers of the Treasu ry
•'•nodotkeillictids , • r of Bureatis. .'He will
- - -,:ixpe4t, oaf Speretirx:pi see to the faith. ,
'1 .ful 'ital . eirielenCpertormance , of , the= de
1 . „1ie5%31 1 hie Denartment 3 ' and he will not
..',l4ifere tiTith the '§'eereterY, l slegitigle'le
~ bu,stness respecting removals rfrom, or
"''''.alillelatmenti to, Clerkships,•Messenger
j;,ships; and what' not: , Auditors, and
vother , Heads of Bureaus, Wiil make their
hoinitations,- for • appointments,' orpro.
Nk
''' C 4 t.l l :o;t 'ili, gie I*.CretririeS ,Pr their Der
4icartments , reapeitively—and r..t hese , 1 th e
1 1. , Setritary , itlltedniiitn, l uti less , •they•'have
„0„,, good cause; ip . thOr judgment, lb- reject
t, snern. , • i,,- . ~...s . ,--: -,.,.. , -
' d
-1 In•this•witY Gen. ITaylor 'will not only
r go contrary to we course followed i by,Mr.
'Tyler,anill - Mr.litilkibut will he relieved'i
from an annoyance whicb no high.m,ind.-
,i,etr,,Biaaidint You Ist court or countenance
1:11),thisi•;11tWill walk in the'-foot-stePeof.
-....'.;.-WriShitigtori-Wd-this'earlY - Preaitteifti?r i
'he li` - 'and 't isof' 't '-'
- - A.no; ra i'lg'' I t` grea
inii.
l'.Psirtlinfi.v:Gen.qTaylere is a trioti,of this
TcPtiio=B,olol/01iid'argolty:4' f iilkis 4 ,:iii',i
-;..:4l.otiodY;Ailmit t .o :''ll o , will, Over, pro.,
3,,FaXiKe : to',;(l,4;ti. 01,14; Nyltli,a4 3 t4trctinatieP'
*a 2 i. Ptr,t o 441C4 4E.W Ilgii the, proin 'sea i favor:
7.2-tAttle".•,,N.oll-46r4rie PlikifiFsintiAirroliiiie
~s'ispciivOillutt'*AilY44ool ; ; 1199 0 14 , 3 11 g5e
ArAtilptiqfersOilsof. .3 ohrc Tyiler 1, ~coltife k ,,
y j t;."#44OId*:,,TOTFBIC, Polit'lT', i i. "' I .{ , 2 , i'!". ,
I ,nzigliAooo 6 §,rtiroP"botioPßritdifio,Alt•
'o4ol4l# 6ll ift i aliliVit?;toTrarmeinW
i
4:41' , thtliaf 0 116 4 aih i miltritttozi.' , ..
I ,'lL,Pi'frililro iiiih ' ea' ilitsbatithlealp id
~.!...fotof.,.pixt,4l), e ,,in ebfrdßesf of'she, govern..
,i'NeP,tl6, foreign ' nations , and tii' bithiiiii;
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fr l sior
44diLirrititbrIk'k cifeci.fiillaCCounts•
agktinstAti t 34i/OV
~,, t iatikAgiiiet. ,s o,ttled.„
:',lV : , :Tailtitstfrati;tilide4ter* , ;Leillke'
ljeool6')OeviiitOif, liii,b4lfiti3,(3o4efritile 11
ti l
~bria,:b:On; filting4 ! ;iiv.fdeboP.thii :, 'Po
~t,idttnistration;+riLeVibehm.,knoweif
littbit7ibeF.:oiierritnent nivips, :anti,. ito'-
icOiveteq;:_l;g . ,....:.l':lY- - I,d
~,4"., * ;. , iiuth•;: c . a rinot", be-:.eviscerate „by,:*
.calli26VC,OngressAni rtho, Eirec tit ilia \D`e•
. J. lil _i
partMerifei-theriliit-CornMittes -be-Ruse
to e*iiina, and ascertain and report:lla
facts to the!people,',lainaiii MUST BE HAB,'
IT WILL BE DiIiANDBM:BI r 'TAB PEOPLE. - -
The robbery of the Patelifoffice, and the ,
plunderof the Baltimore, Post office, is 1
but a speck of what will be..developed. 1
The Poindexter Committee., raised to i
examine the affairs of the New York
Custom House, eight years ago, made 1
astounding disclosures. I could fill co
lumns with them. 'B ut that Committee
was ordered by Mr. Tyler to stop after
.naving got through wtth the past, and
'not touch the then existing state of things.
And the Report of the Committe was
suppressed, No copies of it can now be
found'; or, at• all events, only here and.
there one. . Z: , -
The coating 'session-of Congresi Will
ties short one. • It will have a great deal
of work to d o —and it must' do it. -Pri
vate billa,,Wltich:7 were very much ne
glec.ted at the last session, ought to com
mand the 'attention of members in the.
coming session. , 'POTOMAC.
Watches and revelry!
)
40
, s." - CEEA PER TRAN EVER --
. „--A t • . Who . lesnle and Retail—At the
/ \ ' "Ploladelphon Watch and JeW•
airy Store, ' No. 96 North SE•
..,_: , ..i. CO ND street, earner of QutPr•
ir - • ---:,- ry street.. -
Gold Levers, 18 k. caaesjull jewelled, spo and
upmegt__
"`-fiverevel,
and an___.wards.
Gold Lefane, 1 k. cases, jewelled, $25 and
upwards
Silver Lepines, jetirelled, $lO and upwards
Silver Quartier Watches, $4 to 10
Silver Spo , hs. equnli to coin, per sett—Ten,
1,1,5, Desert $lO. Table SIS, oilier articles in pet).
portion. All goods warranted to be what they
arc sold r.
Citaia von band a 'ergs assortment of Sue
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
Also, an. assorintent of M J Tobias & Co.,
.E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers. E SiVotes &
Co, John Harrison, G. & R Beesley. and other
superior Patent Lever Movements, which will
he cased in any style desired
Arrangements have been made vt•ith all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England, to furnish at short notice any required
style of Watch, for which orders will be taken,.
and the name and residence of the person or
dering.put on if requested.
nor] . CONRAD,"'
S
Importer of Watches.
•
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Stoves ! Stoves ! !' Stoves !! !
At No. 97, South Second street. Philadelphia,
J, TyNOALF., respectfully invites an
examtna'tion of his large stock of Stoves,
embracing some of the best and most elegant
patterns of Pennsylvania,'New York. Peeks
kill, Troy,-Sc.. together with a' bernitibil assort•
ment of Fancy Sheet Iron Stofes and ltadiators,
for parlors, dining rooms, chambers,orlcitchenti.
Ile. believes_ that his assortment'will compare
to advantage with t h at of any' other establish
tnent._ also a splendid. etock of Orr's
celebrated Air-tight Stoves, for which he lies
been agent for many years in this...city, in the
Munufactur of which for excellence and chest).
nese, he refers to his - numerous purchasers, and
for beauty of patterns he believes himself unri-,
trolled.
For Stoves, whether of Wood or Coal, his
assortment is complete. He returns hie thanks
to'his old customers, to whom and to the public
he renews his invitation to give him-a call nt the
e'd stand, No. 97, S. Second street, Philadel
phia. • (rep 20
DAVID BANIKIN, No,. 73 Chesnut
p.?
•"" M•tireet, corner of Bank street, Philadelphia,
`offers for sale the following choice assort
ment of TKAS, an accommodating terms: a
500 half cheats Powchong
200 •do Ningyong Souchong
- 100 • do Oolong . do
100 chests English Breakfast
—WO half chests do
•:50 chests Meilen Souchong
25 do .. - du • Nwcliong
"5 do black leaf Pekoe
• tsi do Wan& Pekoe
200 14 lb. holies superior Ningyong
250 half chests Young Hysun
128 do Imperial
100 doGunpowder
.
f 0 do Company Dyson )(min
- - .
. • Notice "
/TIE person whn took the ,Dandle of ICTOtra
AL. arid Fork from the flardvvare Stor l d on
Saturday Morning, is i•equesied to return them,
and save exposure.
-- TliETiiitaiipiber huskier received a variety o
Fancy and Staple Dry . Goode, to aidch thu at
lectrion'of ilie.public is invited.
G W.I.IIXNER
slid Rings, Purse silks, &c., just re
•: 4 ' :G. R C ()KS.
[IERE is not a min t woman, or
but should take medicine at this season
or too year t 'but more especially at this precept
'time: for there probab.y were-never emmany
closes existing at one period as there aro now,
so likely to Produce a state ofSick nese, The
repeated 'changes in the atmosphere,—by
acting as they'do ,upon the constitution and
quality of the blood • iteelt; give occasion for
the most fatal_andinalignant. diearder4:- , The
.bile,l l oOmeti (ond,,Clien. w ititom:arty,wartiing)
int, , a most %ail condition from. these
repeated changes, and if 'the ; . elemaclrmed
bowels'. have betion neglected previously, the .
first symptoms require immediate attention--
EVen 'these 'who ‘haverr n healthy disposition„ of
body, aro subject to sickness tinder ' , these
- eninstancee'.' Therefore; to prevent 'any' dan
ger, we ought • Carefully to guard' against a
a,tativo- atato•of out tioviels.- ,Once. or twice
they should Weiaeuitedin'..twenly.four hours:
There. ore . ,.many causes ,which Iprikluce .un
healthy, bleed:. sometimes; it .may arise from
grief, atothers.when the, sylitetn, is in a, stile
of fullness It:can take place Troth !midden joy;
olose , application trviiterary 4ridirtaking can
produce in, all caseenwhere - .:many persOns
haveley r seett and spOk e n'teVwhieh'predric;;
rite nervous excitein'ent(W eXortird source of
inthettittiv.hlootlecepsioning+that slow itervoud
'fever 4 iyhiell ;hoe carried, ott i .ionne of onihe,4
Ptnt elettiretirtYte _to _thOr,r9PllteliPn, 'hut
*bleb' a knowledge
.of tho powers:of. Brandi
.retlitifig.ilieliorottlC..hatte;pre,ventedThbaer
iiitiftlesire to seeuret heir h, Under
any atlferilditirbOtistand'ei4lnitit do im bY hour
ing4BRANDRETU'6,PILLS otl'httork.andit
once Tenor ting to them when'tthtv'firit'foilihge
ordis'ciidii tiled Pleat is their b0die5 . .. 4 .445111h;
adviee, „used,
-tim'o , y!,lll.ilet* file. ll- 4 10 7 1 i 1 0 1 1417Tiiilliii .
irowymegiainil.sballtbe itutt.cired,ritoro':' 0'11'16 1 '4;
'ho iq'sn adept in the art of war.
Be excoedinglyafr.id of COUNTERFEIT
P. 140; Agent ielho'ron!Y. Troth'
- ivileni,'Llrendrettli7i(PillopihroUldb ‘ oporchatied;:,
c(4
cents per box, at/ ,I)64ll.,Brantli'etla-exininpali
..hy the!
foil/tiring duly authorized:Agent, 7- '
S i Nevifedinberldati:•. l rol
e omiper4-IGiehit'illiff.'"o . 1 "
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'XMAS! TEAS!
Mil
New Goods
Sidkly Season
7,N.k7;,40
$.%
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-!'Houtte-keeperiand
te ittioele:of , spleitdid:RU 4.ll`.l:lRE;:inedu4:
dind,Sofea, - Wardroiteii - Centre end piheiTables`,.
ffressinclind rlairi rturekua,:and 'ererY:tiariely-Tbr.
a bliii t t;Warearid'Ohttire,'which•theilittiteltiet ,
opened;' it t hop'. R 0 m..0-,' , oh;;Fici, etirrier
rifi.Nrtriltsliancver end LauthrAstreataiVarlishiri .
They': are confident lira the supptitirY, o f.
he workmanship; and eilegtindent stile; irt•rriiielr!
•iftrlieltis' are' got up.: : ltogether...WßkAlielt:
cur Vil'ldgSP Will
son 'Wanting 'Fueniture. hey- have't
arrangements ,for.. mormikr:tnrtn . g.and - liaripink•
constant supply tif every article nytheir botlr
plain and ornamental,. elegant and - useful: at
prices which cannot fail to anit parchosers,lf /They
would earnestly invite persons who •are . rhOutrtp
commence hciuse:lte e ping, to call and elan - nine'
their, present ale'gritit stock. to which they will
constantly make adslitiona of-the newest and moss
mndern.etyles.
COFPIN mnde to nyder at the shortest no
t tics; for town And country. .
Carlisle, Sept 6, 1848
Farm at Private Sale.
• THE subscriber offers at private
~,-Sort, 6l.' • . 'Sale a FARM, situate' in Mi ffl in
.. -s :s * A.t : 1j : 1 township, Cumberland coutnyra
-4" 1 II ".,: bout seven miles north-'west - .ot
4.11".,,,,,-2-i:: 1 ' NeWville, now taccupiott-by,yetirY
Lore, containing 162 Acres of gond Slate:Land:
about 78 acres of which lit cleared and iii•ii amid
state of cultivation, find the remainder In thriving
timber. 'rim improvements are n good two
story DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen; -Bze.:
with n spring in. the rellarottur,'M Inrattillahlt
Barn, with all - other necessary ouThaildings.—
Iliere aro tWo Orchards on the place, containing
;very variety of Frill . ; it,,4 fine meadow lira bri•
tore the door of the WO,' e,iind n public rood leads
direct from the Farm ' NeMville. •
PersOns do ' ngm see. the Fa.rm are requested
,Iliato call on iti t
tir -tenant, or on the subscri
mo
' her living isle,
ang9-4t or tr'' , ":f. ,
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SHEPHERD'S SARSAPARILIA,
For the Permanent Cure °ball Dieeases.urisiug
from an Impure state of the Ittood. . •
THIS' NI edicihe operates partichlarly upnn .
the Blood, and Corea• disease without
vomiting - or Barging. It never fails to cure
lie most obstinate cases of Rheumatism, Ois.
eases of the Lungs, Coughs; Colds,ifronchi
tie; White ''Swelling, Scrofula; .Ulcers and
Sores -of long standing.
It is cheaper than , easy other meaicinc in
uile, there being 32 doses in each which
costs only 75 cents, and to those using it ac.
cordin to tilt ection ono bottle will last 10
days. Certificates aro pouring in from all
partp - of, the country attesting the virtue of
this medicine ih eases of longstanding, which
have been 'given up by. physicians as hope
less and beyond the reach of medicine so
•hure.
• - WIIOOPI)1G COUGH, 'Shaplierd'a
parilln nerdr fails to cure.
CO i NSUMPTION mired by the tic. of Sheri'
herd's Sarsaparilla;
° the following is fro n a gentleman of rei
_spec:table standing in Baltimore,who was of
fect.ially cured of that *dreadful di - soave, Con
sumotion. by a few bottles of Shepherd's
Baltimore, Aug. 29, 12:17
This in to certify that I was fast sinking
undersyroptoms oft:oitaiimption of the Lunge.,
until I was recommended to try Shepherd's
Sarsap rills, whieh fortisnately . I did, and am
under the strongest convictive that it saved
my life. I am now rapidly recovering and
hope in a short limo to be restored to perfect
henit:ll,ond under nn consideration would I be
without the medicine.
DAVID RICKETTS.
No. 23, Hill street.
Shephkrd's Vermifuge, or Worm
Destroyer.
We challenge the world to produce a medi
cine better adapted to the expulsion of weans
Cron) the Iluma u body than Shepherd's V lirtii.
loge.. It ha's', been used by thous inks, with
entire mitisineti tn. It has the advantage of
most abet. Virinifitges, as itna vor sickens.
person using it. .It has cured children that
hove benuoithjeCtlo fits for ybors, and drat'
'had been Own up by physician, parents and
friends. it should always be us,cd as u
the o n,: children, as itetrengthens them, and
at th same tittle carries otffhe coarser pur
-1 deice rif fuothaAtd__worins,i f linty are troubled
w i theta.• •
-The following certiltente has been, handed
to us by In ige Koons, of Luzern° county, Pa.
It speaks for itself: .
' . Town 11111, Pa, Jan. 20,1847, -
Jam( Icoonrs,
Dyer Sir—You will 'please send me 4 bet
tiosmilro of Sliephord% Vermifuge. The three
bottles. purehase , d of you a short timpagy hard
been. used with the happiest effects: They
%Vero given Au three of my ehildAm—in ono
case 65 worms were exPelled,iii another 164,
and in the last 67. 1 am ensionirto„givo the
rest of my family the hopefits Pfth is medicine;
and tirrefore order as above. This is, docid,
edly the best article fdi'dostreying wurriit
hos civ,or been in this part or.olo country.
have 'tried Orrick's, Reak '
or's Merriek . 7s.rtild
Miller's,but without-any gemdellbet. 't
. YOllll3 with esteem, • •
Shepherd's Sarsaparilla and Verinillige arc
for sale by the following resPooitible• mer..
ehanta Co mbeAland county; Pa, arid by Dr.
Win. C. McPherson, Eliar.ipng:
G..W. MTN RR, Carlisle; John - .Fulwiler;
Shippens'burei John Diller, Newettlei Robert
Elliolt, Newburg; Mfr& J
. 111 Lackey,
j ersville; A Richards* Co. Plainfieldiliudr
lap & liar, Kingston, .
;.'8..48,4:C0y1i,1i0g00.;
town; Wm. Alexandor,Pa • .-: 1 ;1411,
April 26, 1848 j„ •
. .
AVIt) RANI
'r
73 Chestnut et. MIN-
I! adeloldn, bne sale the folloviiiing
.300 half (Alcatel Yining HysOii Tea
100,• do .1 r. unpowder do
150 • do Imperial do
10.. , do i.grysop do
. 7000 do'. !,,A,V._o_weliong'' do
200 - do 'ft Ningyong Sonebong—
Oolong .. do
•
75 elieste lio
;Pidre'Seueng'
25 ebeets
25 do - - .P•Orntige;.*lo.
1000 innye.Cniteity ! ,Fo6l-,'. , .; ,
ThOlit Tess "corrpritiellio peet,ehopil importe'd'
id.; e.hitie Sea; Witch, I:l4,inbow, Tongnin,'Jncia
and :Huntress. and are col:any
I havo.been 911'00 in th9(marlteti. '
', , ;Phillkdoiphig;lsllo;4 - . , .
P';§ p_- g -
Vsoli -1117 fl' 9 (l"fii i a:o !tPrP`" 9 -FT'Pge'' 7 ""
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; 1 011710 E“ .
e 4 .i ,i i t o rnk,S4lq(annaiiii4 ; 011 . ' 1 003 '. 4 ' otaii
`pLlZ:AßETkliVQ o EtrrPrtilaii s vbf'All°o:,
111 #1 5 N 4 )1 . 1,tfoilitino
listYipt etite
et_tereq.fte'EttAil to p op,e,p4henyar SeAlnifitilaTif
kr niv t
4io
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fa
• now
s k hind thtla ) tt
s
st , sn
d, mo st
rMstio*,3l .
Aonitian€flistar,^9f'ssyptitsFo'stabisltsnt.in
tliefttniteiF.Staists,;qmprising , pripr,ie*
trimmthgs irstVcolsrskwhiOlii!hich,iwili , hssold
lowsstArinis;,sllAlesale,il4;retangid
Andltimmod !x news
,
,Tho:Oltzetwol-Dirlinie
c°antrYiVe
reileoGarnptfinidieci,:illifiit;,!frobf.,e'„.irnpo-;rt.eiiitialtdrociqtroo:o,-licnaa.,.ilati•nglagr:itellaseex,wstiarilhu9isrni.7icihtfiteog:;nlrnptgo-
all i+ho ; inityJsiror .
• 12 N. Sixth st., PhiMa
may ; 24
Washington - thitery ot •• Dagneroo-
•
• • •
Di& 041Vi:trill Second street, - N . ...W . :corner ot
. • ...Cellowhill street, Philadelphia.:
THE. Lihenesseetaken and beautifully colored
at this well..khown establishment, for- ONE Deb-
LA ft, are universally conceded to be EQUAL in
escryirespecrte - ssr.in.the city. Pictures taken
eguallfi:wellAn cloudy and clear weather. A
large assertinent of illsoxi.t.yelss and LOCKETS on
hand, atlitam42 to 95,;inclutling.the picture.
. The subseriberalespectfullY invite the citizens.
of C.uniberland comity,' to call and examine ape
cimens'of- the' latest itnprovematits in the art of
Daugerreotyping, which will ho exhibited .Cheer
fully andwitlibut: charge:
. • 'l' & J C'TENNE&t..
'Porwardingnnd General Commission Merekp
Not 41 - Notill Whai'ves, 'aid 83 N.Water
• • streOt, Philadelphia.
PLASTER and: SALT constantly on
hand, for sole at the lowest market rates.
• Liberal advances made on Produce.
Refer to
" - DUTILIIV lIUMPTIRETS
FRANKT,iN ,P LATT eft CO}..phitad . a.
• LEAmBLINKER & CO.
J. W. KERR, Harrisburg.• —
apr 5-6 m • .
=3
Xron CrOmmissior ViTarehonse; -
No. 109 North Wafer street •' ned No. 54 North-
Philadeiphin." •
TI-Un'andervigned_still-eontintterths-C-nm - rnis - - -
sion business, for the, sale ou•all descriptions .of
IRON. 'Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acquaintance with-dealera and consumers
of Iron, throughout the country; hes assbled us
to,pskablish such relations na give .00-peenlinrad
vantages to servo. our correspondents, equal to
any other house ,
mar 22-mn
•
Aterox Us Empire Cooking Steve.
IN again calling intention to this unequalled 1
STOVE, the proprietor has the pleasure to
inform the public that (externally) it thus under
gOne enpv chnitge—,the pipe and hearth 'pla
ted opposite each niher, and a SUM . NIER
HEA RT li AND BOILINGAPP A RAT U S,
being added, thus rendering it faultless, and un-;
less there is another faultless Stove in the mar
ket, this is unquestionably he beat, as it now
embraces every valua4-itliprovement - possessed
by nny other Sthie, in addition to some peculiar
to itself, secured-by Letters -Patent.
I:- The enemas of this Stove, since its.intredue
, tion is unequalled. Nothing ban ever been of
fered for culinary purposes that hnitgiven such
general satisfaction. Stove have Been •copied
after its form ; - some dealettchrive evtln used its
fundamental principles, but the proportions were;
so unlike the original, that they bear the relntiye_
value that a ennuterfeit'does tpAger.mind
Complete COOK and other COOK STOVES
in great variety, Persons ticairingtbesendmira
ble Stoves, are reqbeitted to call at the Stove mid
Tin-Were manufactory" of the subscriber. on
-Mein street, Carlisle, 'Whols agent for Cumber
land empty,
ninY2-1
B ROOKE • AND WOODEN—WARE
Stem, No: 63 North Third sirect, one door
above MTh, east-side, Philadelphia, ruentfectur
ers and wholesale dealers in all kinds of Brooms,
Brushes; Buckets,- .Ccdar Ware', .Willow and
French Baskets. Shoe and Wall Brushes, Scrubs,
Dusters. Mats, Blacking, Eastern•made Woo&
'en-Ware of every ..description,, &c, &c, at the
lowc,t market prices. • mar I
LLARRABEE bat" removed to his new
• , Warehouse. corner or Calvert and Mercer
streets, Baltimore; and has now in store, of di.
rect importation' from the celebrated factory of
Tinley, 'Tn ham Pst(Wallter, a full assortment oi
SITOE n'llibEAD. viz : • brown, green.. ball
bleached, white and.vellOw, which he is prepli
red to Sell by the bale or less 'quantity, on as
good terms as the sante ninthly can 'be had for
in the U. States.' Also n cuernl itssortmemi of
SIIOE - TOOLS and FINDINGS, itiz Shoe
Knives, rasps. pincers, hammers, awls and . awl
handles, pegs of all'sizes, briktles, webbing, boot
cord, shoo nails 'of ;all etzeii, but and cast tacks,
Frenrh irons coiriftlete4 'peg, rasps and cutters,
&c, &c, &c. Promituri" Glass Paper, to take
the place rif the Oktirtriot_4itind paper, &vary su.
perior article, being,our own, manufactere,_wm
11.A.NTED. Lasts, hoot trees. ithee.,..treOi, Crimping
boards, all of his oirh nuanufoctiirk, of •this very
best timber and of cite httest et le Ererv — arti.
• ele can be obtained at his-establistitirentArEman.._
ulemuriag - Boots tnidittboesoiroPt leather. Alf
of the above will he tibia at•tlM lOtvost .market,
price. Codntry,Merehttprs tirelmitiettlnriv re-'
quested to call.'
• atte23-11no1 116.2.1;;Calverret', naltitnord
LABORATORY OF TILOREION'SBOTA 1
NIC MEDICINES.
EPH'M. RABEE, No. 20 S. Calvert
street, Blutititore, has remov ed his Lahore- .
•tory to his neW , boilding , No.. 2;1., and has always:
on hand the Ilargest•AfpCmpat complete assort-;
ment of pure Bottinie remedies - in iho
,States, prepared. under. , special care at his
Lnbortory--heirig'ille first erected in the Unithd
States for the'. specie, purpose of pre paring's .
T 110 1 1.150 MAN-BOTANIC IfIEDICIN
All of the pulveriiell , andrenirrpotinded 'nrticles
are 'put .up tn!quarter iand half pound packages;
and neatly hibelleclovith directions suitable for
retailing, and , upon better terms titan the sabre
article can ho'hadliistn ,The United' States.--:
Every arriele'in'his lino ittwarranted 'genuine-4
the publiectin rely upon itTe J
A liberal diseennt *dojo coUntry merchapisi
who arefitircieularlyiequestid 'Rican and exain,
inn ritirchasitig..''' ••" ' -
Too -yar.igus
. Treatisesi'embraong',the' most
rem] tedAinthoti. the Thomionitin 'or ;1104:
JantoiSysfetti ofMatlitlinponay...also be had of
' his establishment;l4;thOinanlity pr "copy,
EI'AMUP.LSNYDR
iirzFr,lt Never `Mails. •
CEltg VRa time 7ull - 60mo= •
nal ,thoro • largor LAI ies nil
populous towns; - 4 spfeich of, diktiou,• the depend.
onciv,tinM. prophgailon.iitWhiCh , temdlit •fron the
violatzon' oft .divine and: morali laws. , (km
A }TLIOTIUG - 1110 ;AMEKO.AN:OOA _ U
presentesl,, , fic htiliigftlie 'Most. certain,'spciiiiy,- and'
valuable specific ever , ofiered,to• iinfottimate:
It hhs Wheniver known nenuired a reputation thifiti
Ilelly.exparienhe
sands. liayolioßn icured;l:trito Usti, and as,jkleaves.
_no"odOipn,"thoi hypo th uires nci t her rhstilm ion
in , diht or, -, bianriass,, - nor etintalijs,:pjtker martini)!
onalittinute2drugti in,tho•lentikiinjunniicjo,the e Pyst
teni, ; it iS'4toldlyPresintlecli.lo , ,tho renithilyifpr l
' 'difileileet 114 0 4 by , phy.fli-,
clans; andPrimoinuieCituperillrAqPrig,nPwll, 0 ,-
nfedY.,J. - Fult!directionq concitlllutliY4scur 'bottle;
• POP sale ..nt..15;11r. coimer4d,tio d . ;sohjith'st reit ta
RhilrtdDiPhilaj. endSY'S.: AD/4°MS ''S , Rthil ° r:Dt 4 '
Ittgrnitz. , Tork.tla?Wi't , rolilletisLanctnittir,t,Dr;;.,
McPherson and liilY , o ll ,liAlqilisburg;Ttii':
• feb;9 - 74.; • •
=MEI
N TME.:43134 aelYtiidito-ittegatieldis:!%lfliZbi''
kir supplir;iitibia4teingßu tuistv th
ppaio "4171
jritiiiolslltrWrt_iv-, 'he *;0010,STOPA", '
.if , ' , 9oktpps'nOtcrut; ( l l l)sl!- ,iy ,f .
'ill may way injure tl
e /4-
-`•
IBM
i~, 7 ~• `~~,i
„ ,777 .7 7T4...t ”
04,
•"r65 7
a •
.TEZINENT'S
Perot,, Hoinnan, $l. Co.,
oRRICK &CAMTBE.LI,
rOHN-D. GORGA
N. Sl', J. DI. Rowe, .
UtMOVAL •
SHOE TthiSAD WAREHOUSE
REBIOThI,.
$4
'ONS'liiiiii w i,ied , titid-Itcolwali , ;nii - 1 4.
ht do' SheplAtiocer',36;SpririeStie -- 91
Nttio Titalateilivarriceisiostlandefor 13410111 e
)114)9wiirelSenro:cif,
41 W: 14 .Y4' 1, 0P -34
410196,14AftlirMit ./ - Ye
' •on 0n0tan410.1.40.#1414 ,1 4iiite4g , ifikAi
eAt . fl . filkyt 0
1-e.; ' 4`.;;'.c , •.: 01)
' l., ''.•; :i:ls: , XP.3*2:::i*t.' - w;;; , ' 4 ! VP/i.ISA:A 7.5
tWo
hioil • OARLISLF TO YORK!
• • . . . ,
THE suhscribek begs Jamie :to'lnfoim the tray
E
.ellincommunity :that he 'Mien& to a - 14SP
STAGES •rttorc CARLISLE TO YORK and
back; • three "' .titnes',a Week. as' followa :-•--Lenve
Cdrlielo...on:AMOrtdak,
,Wednerday•'and Etithly
mornings,`at'fi.olclock,'A• ati•and pests:mg' throtigh
ChiirchtowNl'Dillettowif: , end Dover,' arrive at
York . at l'o'lilock,' - e.•zit; , which will be in' time to
taltit.the York train of cars for-D (darner°. Leave
Yorkfor Carlisle at 1 o'clock, r u, (immediately
after the; arrival of the cam) on each Tuesday,
ThursdarandHinurday.: ' •
' The •alibecriber- , assures - those who may pat
ronize that he has prepared himself with
comfortable and aafe Stages, and will use every
-effort possible to accommodate travellers. Pas
sengers from Carlisle will ongege: passage at the
office of the subkiilieF, and will be called for at
the places they request. In York they will en•
gageut the Depot, or Whitehall tavern. •
GEO. HILND EL.
Extensive Livery Stable.
! THE subscriber respectftsby informs the rinb•
lie that he Continues:A° carry on . .the LIVERY
Btisfrties in till its: branches, at the Old stand.—
His Holism are numerous and well aSsorted, and
his Carriages embrace 'every variety of pattern,
such as Coaches, Gigs, Tillburys, Sulkies, Bug- .
-gigs .&c.. all of .the best fi nish. His drivers are'
carelbLeittLattentiv.e.—Sitddle horsge of the most
agfeetibiCgait, always ready. for 'customers, at
low refee.
' The•• sulisariber.fiesirone of securing the pnt
ronage of the public, will Ipare no pains or ex
pause tri render his estatilislitnetit worthy of the
most liberal encouragement.
july26.3m GEO. lIENpI.II,
Cumb. Valley Traaipulatian H ruse .
-v - Irxitl "• o * - -•
, •
banal abed Rail Road Line, for P'l) ladel-
phi°, Baltitriore, Pittsburg; &c
• W. KERR. Forwarding,and Commission
— Merchant, Ilsanisurao, Pa. informs his
friends. and the public, that from the liberal pat
ronage extended to him during
-the post year lie
- has been encouraged 10 make more exteneircar
rangements for the present seasnib_arid has ad:
ded two•new, largo and 'splendid Boats to his
JANE, and will be fully prepared slier the op ,
ening of the Canal, to forward, PRODUCE nnd
MERCHAN.DIZE - of till kin& to mid from
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Pittsburgh, &c., at the
lowest rates - of freight and with the utmost des•
patch.
Agents fur Boats,
CARLISLE 4. GASKELL
Rare street Wharf, Philadelphia.
ffElgE & SON,
No. 45 Commerce st. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK & SF-JAW,
- J. McFADDEN & C 0.5 Pitts'g
Agents for Cars, _ •
WUNDERITeII &
• Nn. -Market st., Philadelphia.
• -CHALORER & REYNOLD'S,
No. 423 Market st.,
SPFER. JAMES & CO.,
Broad street, Phiiadelphia.
•PENN'As &OHIO LINE.'
North street, Baltimore.
Ifairrisburg, March C.!9, 1545.—tf,
•
, - -•-
Ilaris)yarg. Transportion Line.
° FUNK & MILLER,
ORiVARDING Sr Commission Merchants,
F
ITAMIISIIIJIM, Pa. ship Produce, Alerclino
dire, &c. to Baltithore , &c. c..—
P 4 o a l.' Plaster; Nails, 'Salt, Fish, Groceries, Six:
c If for sale...
thirrisburg, march 29, 1848
Dr. 'Cooler's Panacea,
FOR the removal and permanent cure of an
diseases arising from en impure slate of the
Wood and hebi• of the body, viz: -
Chronic diseases of the Chest, Pleurisy, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, etc. Scrofula in all its torus,
Tettcr, Scald hoed, Cuinne(ms uffectious oh the
awe and extremities, chronic Itheumniism.nnd
Ilepatetis, chronic Enlargements of the Joints,
White Swellings, Syphilitic Affections, Con
stitutionnl disorders, arising from
curial and Hereditary predispositions,
11::71In every change that is taking pliwesin the
body, it Po manifest that a t is brought about by
something haying q substantive existence. It. we
suppose the organs of our body originally perfect,
they must' continue perfect unless changed by the
intervention of something that bears an
mthaul
thy relation to it. In all .eases of discas.e, there
must he the interposition of some new ingredient
which by playing its part as a vise, served to
modify•the properties before connected with the
body. It is absurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking place in organs previously healthy. with•
out the interposition of some morhilic agent; as
well iniglit we espect a piece of chalk to tram-fer
bell - spontaneously into Plaster of Paris, without
the add of Sulphuric Acid. In all disease there is
ti prior - en - use which intuit be:removed. thro!•the
agency orthc Blood. For this purpose there is
no remedy superior to the Panacea—ln evidence
'Ma follimmg is sulTi ld'lO`the' dine:
tinitted - 10`the'put.....
Thilidelphia,,Yune 7, 1847.
Having been apprised of the nhture of the. Pan.
aces, it affords. me much pleasure to he able• to
recommend it as a valuable remedy for all those
chronic, constilutional.and -glandular diseases, to
which it is especially adapted.. To those who are
afflicted, and rectnire medicine as 'an alterative,.
r "Trey cannot obtain it in a more agreable active
and-uniform state than is to be febnd in ilia Pan•
aces. I have used it in several instances with de
cided and signal success. Yours,
• D. A 1 11 , 04 D
Prepared end sold nt "the North, West corner
of Third and Sonth etrrrts• Philadelphia and re
tailed in Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT, Put up in
pint bottletx.nt,Sl pox bottle. 4 febla
reenCieved, n fresh
supply oLgonssers_CLlogne, Extracts Jockey
C,lub,''Bougot .411e%Chrofine,•Geraniunt and Per
rum de , Jenny' Lind
.j.unelo
St.'W B FLF.SIING
New 'Clothing Store.
Tito7.eubleribers have opened in the
. morn lately occupied by H S Ritter, neatly
optiosite 'Morrott's,Hotel,, a large and elegant
Block of CLOTHING, of all doacriptiona, made
!t the *try best style,;end warranted-better than
thin tiny other rendy=nindo be 'retina , in the:
, : Tbey'have'ellinged . :Mr: Geo: Bopti,-
iti "Tailor, to sell their elothing,, who
. will'elso'inlte,nieisures and rianktfue conts.pois
or ieits; 'not'be able to
Buie - 11414'8W is ihoiesteck of ready-made.
hand ti,lreat ol . .T.weed Cdate,
Caiaiinere andlow:pticerd ratitalefina and Yeata:
which '
will he. ricild'.loWer than can he had elaaJ ,
Tlit.iy" can furnish a handflorneldnehlali :
•Ctiat; : ieatiy,,to . ..,pag qn,.for„.frein $7 to sl:i.,
and other goitihit in . propOrtion';' ,- :Cell end ere' lo:
yourselves::.
nor.ilsi:' 1-$6.7
Pliviitclaiiiii aiiii,Gbuntry b lgeychcint, ,•
~ ,
! :,. Avaa wish-to , ptirchase DRUGS,ar,c;•tbenn,.
nro Yequbetecd t'ci.calli.apd,examituktho,lprosopck
rildolved.xt t hi WO of the sub@Pritkon 2 ,1 . p4 aro:
cies are:fresh and },y,arril*O . ',gpoclolnik p'itrOjilsid,
„A
44,:thqylry: , _110 ycst i cpaja pric.ce,tip#,?vill, s ilis,,
posed'ofjo than artiaes Ottlio, suine:Auii'lity
limielgiqr' eqri,. tailil ',iii CufribinikiiidV;l:o'unty
,,CtillitiTid:ll:B,'itit,4',iflie,doesi 'Ol ' ilia 4.'' ii qd'Y,o tu '
airvan(tike to, pilit9osie'troli hiili; ,, llel , vlll'..noutkek ,
Y'.51)1 1 0 1 ' Ipiyi: '. • •-• .`,,, i ''' l ''' ) ;V, '4l ' 4 ''''',:' I. '.,-; '' -''' '' • .
.., ) 01dertiqiqpilhe' , ;ioilitry,:ikill ',yilbeivet'; prip , :nin
attentio' f yith` o iitiolotitrufiritntiiiii idtiiii;and,picets ,
Itovierklitui,,aity Othor plapt?..iti , 0 arlis)a:, : .-' ,f., , ;>: ,„ •
I . 'l - • i:3,1,),r,ALA,,81110r. - •
•• , ..,:JsuP,ci.iF9F : tli j AA''ilgxo•o l hl ll,4 ,Ti l, 9- 011s l e,
1 ,, T,.;:. , •: . . r . - -' ^,•-•-.•? -' -. ~..'.' " ir . , .'„
4TlOlVOgitiOktAli,boA,lilLle l 'A;foi,ttie'
A.r, 01110 X 1 . 1 ),#0:P,04 1 04n1 .. .ai,e",.0PA11 0194±31ti
, firiliklafifrOmbertitop94:ol?taportko'fiiii64; 7 llo'of*''
ANlAll,;,(oPetipmisfi.O,'‘Varciii)iiill'tOpetibi',.3 . 6(,ati y,..
otiot pro'plireiinri V4','Sarepittaillii'llOWl,ifl.liiii4for,
antsy thiedilikiktic . iititib' biatlieviki , r2o:etf 4-.;i
45 :± ,,,, ! '''kf.l - -'+0, 1 .1 , i,tr , T4:;1-.4 :; , 4 1 414WIMITOPIS V
li: * lt i iO 4 ,.i ,' ' ,? ...ti . l)r l: ,i; C •iil ), ,Uli s kiil l ifi.VPl4oti;ioß l j# ,
O' - i ''' ' : ' .. .kqe.: , '4 , N , r r iZ• , . .. , - 1 ;46;44 7 •• , ti. 14i- , : ,,, b 1, 01 1 : T ,
P l' ll °4l -2 4 1. 14 SA.j . 70 , 14V.ffq e Ctil'irin s P-P,IY ,
~ •-'i lF Q 9 4 44 V 9l fil/tP Oll O' Y , % :-.,:,,,
.31 ~v .1,, , 44.- 4 .,..,.„i• ~..i,„ ~, , , , ,7,'"."7., •'oleo.4' r • •-,'-'
=RE
.
is '; • ltOttc3;4Sroe;:i . , ' Vsn OP ea
". ,-•••• :•• .. - 1
• •,•_ ':•%••!,•.?; .>; ty : " T: ;41 ;:f C 1 •
BIEW:BPRIBM'and SMONER.GOoDa tin go
ETi,I.E . ETA*7 . 4IO_O . IOI9P-.
I;ll‘llE'rOliticrttipr'Jitis' jittit'receiidir and -
saw h tke HOULE!: AtiMphitilti 00;00.0.criscieor in thelitit*lld,'
woal4eornareftlieTalie : 'Sti46lfr;iiii'kflOW 'lrtHlEi;ineditiine is. Warranter/ ,
ally_chimpstook of sesSonehle geoda,ittreh I•cariee-of , Pilets, either bleediniei;lfffi r d!-- '•
Clothe, Cansiteeres,Ventingi, ••
•
Bombazine'', Lawns, Ginglinms, Catribrictla
• s internal orlexternaliand all Inilatnrattliaitv
'unet, Boar and other 'description's eases found in conjunetilatisvith the
speltan Chronic Dynentery4
,Or fine - White- iltileattpi, Cheater Pickings: f . o i rtivvin — g ••-
Glovan;4liiiiiery-, Sic
. • Pliiledhlehia,'Sepi. 9; 1847.
• • ..
• A !urge stock of IIII.ISLII6S, white and en;
bleached, rrem '3-4 to 1-4 in breadtk - ,;and from lifiStit's.ifethhands',llefielievv—Utintev—A.
afflicted 11111 P
4 cents per ad up in prier. • .• haul Bee Y . bari 'age ryes •w
Wascalled afraid° dyietitery,f;•l hive differed ' ;
A splendid stOck Of • C ALCOFSIt prices with •: • .• •,• - • •
it evensicee„,anu pop tient hate tioltd,
varying from 4 to•t2i as.
me that
_toy liefiir.Svaii cfreetesi,alad that my
. , Also, a nosh stock of the • bowels were ulcerated; fiii:hltnitjaiill pus, .
CELEBRATED FLUID . LARI.VB, tended with a,peCtiling...pultiff 'elnhll, 's(!hre
which ha has lately introduccif,iand which are frequent dienhargest A: short time , andel
foetid to im byull that hive tried• them, rho
made a - Visit to filziesachueette,lti' lives 'of
benefit from change a air," bin tittered recite
mosteeonomical and desirable article inert:try severe than ever - betori. While ther,e,ri phy
respeet now in nee, 'Also the
simian armed tu. cure me fit s4o4in three
Tile Milan Cwittiptally's Teas, !months. Happily, ih .the 6r : iintensii'
Ile lids boon appointed solo agent in this place pain, occasionally •
for the sale of the abciee 'Pons, to which he in Abe- wrapper of' your lElectoary s lt,-;Petico. •
would invite thespecia attention of the love's description' of My eotnpleint; .
of good. Teas. The manner in which they era 'many certifieohm•of titter, This gave me
put up is such, an that the flavour is prrseftvcd great .confitresMe in the inedielee,Mid
for any length of time,lelng incased in -telid theseii box, nine' oses Of *bias hats; aypis,..r,
or tin toil, Families-eon be supplied with rently - aired Me; and I prepared to se/
l an , y quantity put up in thin manner. everything in its faeor,"or'render, any set:vied,
• Thipultlic le respectfully invited to call and I can to humanity by subscribing tolls Metite •
'examinehiseidek before purchasing elsewhere Respeciffilly yours;- •', •
triennials as he feels confident that his variety • ItENJ.*PERCIVAL;I3I)
'and prices will be satisfactory to purchasers. Wen .sir and inflaniniatlon of the Spikeig
npra • • ROBERT IRVINE, jr. fulling alba ()Mean,
. .
particularly are 80100'0, under pecullint
circumstances; for which many' certificated
could be given of speedy cures—bid Mieny
forbids their publication. . .
Severe and heated costiveness, flow dr
blood to the head, dyspepsia, fintaas inflainj
mat ion of the stomach, find a, speedy cure led
Dr. tYphim's Eleetuary. It is an internal'
.rtmedy, and cures ify its action on the beweld
and blond, the relaxed slate of Which is the
cetera of the above named diseases., ' , • .
UNIVERSAL COMMENHAT/Htt----- -
Front every city ; town and village, where
Di p I.lpliam's Vegetable Pile • Eleetuary hod
been Introduced, the moat gratifying intelli
gence of its effects have been received by the
Froprietor.... , In l'undrede a instances it bee
triumphek,over caste' which were 'deemed
ineernb(e;.4g, ' • • .
- Leteiff - ,411_ 5 .ceK0,-W; teen, late of the ,• S .
ser6iitictiOtiVilyinberof the N. J. Legislature
'Rahway, mime 16, 1847
1 ; hallV.lien• -• afflicted for' years with the
rilerk . nnd - liii'Ve tried, without anything like
permanent benefit, almost everything assum ,
log Abe name of a remedy. I had as a matter
nt course, lest nll confidence in medicine.—
Under this feeling I was indoecd—not without
ref uetatice,l confess--to see titillll7l'BElectu
ars', and having used it shout &see *deka,
according to the directions laid down, I find
to- my surprise, as, well as satisfeetion; that
every symptom of the diS'ense Merl eft me.
I think it due_alike to Dr. Upham and myself ter
-puke this statenient. •Gt W fdeLLIAN
Addressed to the agents in Coliintbia.ea:
•'livasel Cu uni y , Ala., Feb. 28, 1847
rilessrl. Winter rik Epping—lb/sinter—For
The lust fifteen years I have been afflicted vide
_that most distressing disease •Tho Bleeding
Plies,' and have had reedurre to a great wavy
medicines - ,-without obtaining • relief, until F
obtained 3 boxes of flphan's Pile_ Bleetncry
from 'you, which hove. prefer relieved. nic time
1 take great pleasure in ricotemending it t
all w h o arwafflieted-with Piles, as a gaff aid
site remedy
DRUGS, 'DRUGS!
T A. BISHOP, succssor to Dr. J. J. Myer*.
•e, • has just received and is now lighting a large
& well selerted assortment of FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, &c, among which will be found
the following, viz :
Opium, Camphor, Quinine, Epsom Salts,
Dye Stuiiu, Spices, Cultory, Oils,-
Alcohol, Turpentine, Pine
&c.
Also, n large assortment of PERFUNIERY,
Hair and Tooth Brushed',
UmbrellaS, Wniking Canes,
Roussel's and Tfauel's Shaving Cream,
Bear's Oil, Cologne NVater, Bair Eye,.Ox
Morrow
Fancy Soaps, Extracts, Mmes Fi7:7; Ctirling
1.1 - ttid. and'
FANCY ARTICLES of every description,.
to which he respectfully ineitis the atfcntion o
the public. his assortment isn full and rich one,
nhd he hopes by strict attention to buSiness and
low prices, to receive a liberal tharle•of the public
pstronne.
prescriptions enreltillv rompotin
fled. J. A. Msrrop,
• ANrco Mnin Cnrlisle
P Nit V.ES —.lot reeeiyod
_lf and opened by pre.erv . ed
Ginger and Pine Apple, ()range Jelly. Pickled
Lnliwers, Gherkins. Peptic! Tirol.
1,14 Tonirenes'and . (lmons , )lives. Capers, An
chovies, Sardine., Toniato Ketchup, fine mixed
Fieneh Alustard, with n .very elluice and pure
ankle nf Salad Oil, for sale at
maY3l ILlo ERsrrir
ilkft I I 11YERS has d:sposed of his "firs
stock of Dru,gis4 bre, to Mr. S. A nisii,)P,
of Ilarrislire.,-who.ill continue to do lmsiness
nt my old slcoil on Main street. Mr. Bishop has
considerntthi experience_.-nrag-71nisi
nese, end I confidently recommend him to the
customer's of the store nod solicit n
of their favors. .
in-by this nrrnngetilont Dr. AI vititc will ha
enabled a giye his
~itnictitided mention to the
dories of his profession
View arrival
TllEsuhsoriberahave jut received from Phil
ndelphin, n fresh supply of I.lrngs,
flys-stuffs, Perfumery, Priory Amides. l's
Out stork is now large and ermrpfe tr. and .as,
are determined not t o lie under4old, but to sell at
the lowest rash prices. we invite ti; attention of
country merchants. physicians and others, to
examine our goods and pliers helots r orelingin g
elsewhere. .1. & NV. B. FLE'tIINO
. ittne corner of Pita and High at
IVZONY:EIt.'S
Confectionery, 3Pruit & Tcy Stcre,
North honorer Sired, Ca rlisle.
'VIM subscriber would respect Tully inform
Country merchants and the public generally
that he is• constantly mnotiftictfirhig and has al.
wars on hand CANDIES of every variety,
(winch Mr quality unman bc, surpassed' by any
manulactured in the State) which he ,vil! sell
wholesale or retail at the ilt.n %rain, iN. Ilan•
over street, a few dohrs north of Bank,
whero lie has also on hand FR DU'S t. id NETS
of lha latest importations, which, wit.' be sold et
the lowest prices for cash. His sloes consists in
part of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins. Figs, Prunes,
Dates, Cocoa-wits, Cream-nuts; Pen-nuts,-En
glish \Valbuts, Almonds, Pecan-nuts. Filberts.
He'ssould also inform the public that lie has
just rammed front the city with n were Iseeti
stoek of FREiSTI FA 311EY f:Tirii.'Eß I ES,
c,rinsistirg fit superior double relined, crushed
and pulverized. LOAF SUGARS , Brown Su
gars. among %Ouch is a very fair nestle, for 11l
eta. per lb.; COFFEE, frone'P in 10 eta per Ih.t
n superior article of Imperial. Young - llyson mid
Ildneli.-T EA S s-M OLASS ES ntall Binds - :
ter, Sods and 'Sneer Crackers; Cheese, Choco
late, Rice. Blacking. Mangles, finishes. -.
' FRESH APICES, viz: Popper, Afspidn,
Cintimpon. Cloves. Nutmegs, Ginger and :fins
lard. A supply of Indigo. (hest quality) Alum,
Starch, WashituzSoda,-Salt -Peter; nitzaf - which
will be sold nt the lowest rates.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
lie public. for the liberal patronage extended to
him. and hopes by a desire to please to merit a
corninutince of The same. 0.11 orders from n dis
taste' thankfully received and promptly attend
ed so. fronv4l P. Arn . NYER ,
NEW YORK VARIETY° STORE.
y -& M. COLLIER & BROTHER, be,
J
leave to inform the citizens of Cumberland
and adjoining conntiee, that they, have just open•
cd an extensive VARIETY STORE in North
Hanover 'streoi,•in the building lately •onetipied
by Mr: Hantelt, between Haversiick and Lyon's
stores, Where !they will be - Ittippyiit receive, the.
calls of till wishing articles In the ir lino.. The ,
will at all times keen'on hand a Well selecre
assortment of Colored Prints, (French, English,
and AmeriCen)domeatic and foreign Pert:Ornery,
Patent' lyledicines, embracing nearly every de..
seription, and in fact alittle of every thing usu
ally /kept in an eatenttive'vnyietY store.
They'are the exclusive' aPents for the' 'anlo of
Dr. Trophagen's celebrated Pithnortie, Mixture,
and his Balsoinie Extra - at
.of Sarsaparilla-Vr•
'Green'a celebrated Ortitgennted. Bitters, far SS
00.:3iarind TheY ; are oleo- the tasClet•
's i ve agents' for this 'dainty of the l'iliw. - Yoatt .
CANTON Ths Cbmra-xTratul will keep 'con.
atnnily hand. niarge l aupplzof Weir superior
;. 3 7 . 4"?ci• : ' ••
•• • '
they
:#o4.ofarirlinecl •,to !sell , nt very smnll:prolitio
cgastt " t'hd: : invite< nil.‘visliing bargains to give
.or,tlers,froin country Incr.:boots
sunnlied' , 4pon the, most reasonable terms.
Cai•lisle;`,ffiakf , ' • • '
, r attiersoies,Trussi,,-
. , •
I npl;lp_
TRUSS: i•pOiykilit,ptiik ,kqpreonstruntly for .
sale at " tflug297 .ELLI OTT'S :•',"
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No lie° „- li ‘,1,,,ild . mg•un );
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' te.o ',,m;;Vi3;oihng,:tlio-:.ailtia„l:4.':fild "ohs' #4,elrt! heln,at
liachbola r. 1, 1 ,.‘i 1 1: iron ..lilidi,will' .7 - 7,;!:,- ,11%: - -'
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C.IXE,D
~;‘
'
formerly Bouneepert.Bank of Colsbra
Remarkable sure of Bleeding
. -reriland, Me.,, Maeda t 4 .
:11y Dear Sir—i eunnoi express to you ivy
sincere and lieu) t9ill thanks fur the wontieihrl
cure . Ilinve expffieneed by the use of your'
truly valuable Pile Electuary. 1 have bee* a
perfect martyr hi the Bleeding Piles.for,lasi
years past, v.much PO, that I.becanite reduced
to.o mere ..keleton, with loss of appstiteind .
general derangement of the digestive °llama
my eye. Mott become ofhietcd, dad in fact I
wa d a ulcer . ) , to myself, and wits obligati to
give up my office here, which I held i•.ther
Dosioni Howie some years. I have tried all
kinds of medicine, had thou beet advice the
pt y siciu op or linienn and this Blare could give,
cheat much money and twice mibmitted to a
sorpical operation. I hod become perfectly
tired of life, and at the suggestion of myr
friends I was induced to.. try.n . box of yodr
medicine. The Bret 1 found relieved toe
slightly, still I persevered and purchased a
second, and . assure you when t got Wilt"
throngh I found myself getting welli I still
kept on, and now '1 ain-a: - newsman. • My dear
sir,language cannot express my !banks, that.
nmonee mare restored to tiow in
n condition to ouriport.rnyeelf .and family, de
, pendent on me. • Yours teepee - Bully. with
I g rant regard, SAMUEL CHAR LTOI I II •
Now Tort, Jutits:l4, 1848
"'Tesoro Ketalioni Ilenchave;-=This
caiti
firs that 1 hive beer seferoly afflicted fieutieny
years with , the .19101 4 _IntLino*-parnoularlY
within the loot nine months.' Ilaylignied all
the remedies prescribed by joy
. physician, also
having tried Other metettettilittles or no ad'
vnniage,.l become very mucledimeourriged ned
felt as though I must suffer esittperet 1 lived.
Quicpravitentially=l=wad nforineU by Mr.
Mott,"inte'reetei of the pulillOs'cliool•at • Steleit
island. that:kern:a lie:!cOed. yOur'l,alnable
Pile Elecin ry. paving. cortfirk‘lco.As his
statement, 1 • immediately,-proceted 'some of
the'and :Dirk Very:hinny to incornr
you the g‘, & ' w perfectly cured by the use
of ,b 11 i 4 (4 Yery. truly your. ciliedient
Berson', .GEORGE R CROSS
• or.; end. retail. fee .11 . ETCIIA
ar, HEN= '
r'/421 - Folton at;11 4- Y.; a
nd
Cy
'druegt4B'.•oooll 7 ICentehent ' t he - United
:antes•ttid,Viretid: Peres '
SOW_ S:ELLIOIIc ;I
July •
526080 •
..•StautOtes:Exterifal-;ltetrieqyi ,
uN t .z.if.m.rfmrzelyr.
3 1,s nuw universally, acknowledgedd _tu bs,
•
FOriii4tituatiSin; MTeetie'ne, utplreetiont
&of the Muscles ore' Throat itud.Quinef;
Ig
r,sues, Old Petne . ,in'tho Bedk,etr..
• Clieet;Aiiirrin the Brenta idutk:11,6:?t,f.,...1....,;
Ithi.3 .6olll ^achn.':OProluqlßreises.' '"
; • • `Salt - IZ.lientO.
Frosted Feet,',„end '
^ '
N,,T!S ija emtatning , 44or'
,retzte .
roe uire nd-,p kik :itt.''repe,fatu'inZ l ,l,,, hes
' been for spew brabd , sturelkedeutinif
it, and novi.whOh.he PleetTettlfeenrel,b.e.ep ,
experienced brsdnuinyZ, ezPreitildite,ltfienti.„
tilde ard'OntinfiallY4PPtiarly*4 , „>lo 4 ,thosii,ridlP_ •-•
have , born lifada,..Wintlettyjrn;tineritteltrirdrifirdne.--' - ^-- - .-- -
IlilirthilTiflliOriOlioulelllT longer' reinahOgetp•
'rant of its inseduable:tnid,
E.-Stairtomi
etinttlYrecolvingt,testimbnieli
front itetneibidmany. of Me elOgiC*llffreelil
thnestln one enekOi-ebild.'kbill
been cripple. or cight,yeare,,beving_wienihtt
the' spine;' herititFi he sdge ot.twe''jieerei-Vi*;fit_
front ie choir.,,ldediettl'treetnien ,
bottles' f. the , L)nitnent stes,
'kind he..now Joins with ; hin. , ,'PloYmetetrifscihel •
youthful rgambols;'ae robust!, est!. the herilth
them, and only Wen-fall Mune 'on' hie'' , llo4ot
him of his early . ,
'riir bottle: .
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.TAN
o?rorkiwto4l.l,ist p IN.TM EA •
re - mts • , I."
dy jet:- hilktiliebiferefl3ll4_lo4ll%
lied
Wliti:eldifhferwerbi*llskidtwiney:Wie'o9 /
ceeieti for siti iketiee'elifiAltrae , Vkey.l*Ae*
ri
th
tx„..ine..,Thlteitr;',Opse,.NreiLte.lie;,' , Vßstk., • ;
X',l'his dint tidenttentortieuletlY ititglitied4lipitiose; • - .
qpikifidine',,ilistiMothdrelref, liable to' during,
,nurersaiordrifents; latid r enNy t , beelKy t Alfeil;NThe,": .
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