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.......-.J.IOIES , inEIRING.-.-.tll Yl-.2 . .. -
~,pkwi.E,gotot Or eitt:= - &tidli:feie; : c a ili s i f t,
' • I' t: Offerster.eale i otitlie,giost reasonablelerms;
' a litge asedrintOkt,otbhoice Drugs, And Medi
--7.tilmirrelititili is, Pa tititirieiti'ik4swith = th.
ill.nit.uitefitliPliteat'ikeillein ea;lil4)44:iirele gent,
- •iii+ltirnerit .bf , PeifitliterViTOlet&aild - -3Eilinving
B:) , lpsi.Slisving,Vfeiiiii,liiikipsreWlitiit.;Qile,
VI. great vatic ty,L- , -' Haiii!Pet . iijir.liiii;NA,,plush
1.
.. : k--Ulet litikehdetj-WhiPtitit`reat variety? I) rn.
.... liroAtie (.ItineeVP'ooket- Beaks,. C o mb s : 2.Eult. &
1 .e.c S nude', Itlettiol , yirtifera &.' Seals,•Fine . .Wri.
r i liqf .T", - .lNotti• Iterier envelopes, Raiora, - Pen
liiiives,-Seiseore,•& Razor strops, Pettey - Wax
C int gettK - Fancy,iftnxec" , ',Cornelius, Patent
1. t r Lame, Globes& Wicks, L ard. Oill,Snetin
1 7 ° 314 1 :1 1446 ';'',,.1 . .c::‘4 : ::: ~... .;.:,. :, ,1
- '.:f 14 . . e• tinily.' aseorttinint'Ot Imported ,dr., Do.
'N
nii;iftits7Bl6ill7'l',ObSico4:!.&; Shalt. , , • -,, •,.
44..!t'...41.1111ra1td thcainlne;the'ettibk,'lle is iirepared to
' 4 - - iiflt , f iiiditteinatltOoptitilia'aere,lfq gash...
~" . 1 1 1 ,irlisle,•Jannary;', 2 ,4th.,1849. , :,,, ~...: , '
DRUO Alllll rgoy STORE!
• Z2DY:ect, Li4OWI•6 •ZreAM V
1110 . 18 E . CT 0 the alien- ` - er r
tion'of
• .•
Drug and:Panay Store,
t \Vast Main week, Carlisle, whore ho hoer
• j jNi received.ifiesh assortment of Drugs Mo.
oe vines, PaintdrOils, Perfumery, , Jcitetry end
• k%tlicY Goods.
. A ,11Ungsthis extensive variety may . beifotind
as uu• Most' •
.V,tproved
' A.I kinds of Salts; Dye Stull
Castor and - Sweet 'Oils.
• Vilna Lead, Indigo,•Spiais, fresh ground.
' ;Piss, Putty,
,ChloredsrM,::
,initsliers, , Lntpir,-Wieks, Sperm Candles,
..,ving, and 'roller Soaps,
• t Jima, :0.0, LaVeNikeand..drange . llower
Watr r • .' • "-•"'
P • ,rs !):, Marrow and flair4V - 0;•2'
.11. Too It, Hair, and Shaving Brushes;
1 , fvorylforn, and Sitell Combs;
t •r Rin:sa, Bracelets, and Breast Pins,
I Dogs and Purees,
l'or,c Monnairs,.7 f• . • s
• i 4 Ivo. Spectacles ttpd
.it'Peits n Ink and lnkirads,; ' • 7 "
Pvisrgiivtiopes,
4:ol:Waferp,Seals and Reaper, Weights,
and Fancy Boxes, . • : •
• ',C. and Surgical Insmatinte, , • • •
and,Scissors,
wrisse and Riding Wide,
I. l lre,rellaE r. , anes,Clocks,Ttunks, &e., &c.
o try Physicians, Pleccitants, Pedlars and
he.-,:may-hear—semethiageirLad.'inintage
by calling . .
erEthereal and Pine Oil received fresh
ev •ry weak. •
y 7 Medical aid and advice gratis to the poor.
I , ,nuary 17. 1848.
DRUGS ! DRUGS; DRUGS'!
. JUST RECEIVED,
lii6 . BICIANS, Country Merchants ami
5 Pedlars, orrb invited to cull and emit - dine my
a.,mk of Medicines, Paints, Glass•Oa,'Var
ni,hes,
&c. . . .
DRUGS
Herbs and Exit acts,
Spices,,grbund and whole
Essences,
gcclumery., &C.
l'atent Molicints,
r,ine Chemicals,
tnstruments,
Pure Esaen't Oils ,1
DYN.STUFFS.
Log avid Crim• Woods,
Oil Vitriol •
Copperas, •
-Lac Dye' - -•-. - -
• PAINTS.
Wotherill &Brother's Pure Lend, 0 me
Geoen and Yellow, Paint and Varni .rnahes,
Jersey Window -Gloss, Linsee t , Turpen
tine., Copal and Coach Varnish, and Red Lead.
All of which will he sold at the very lowest
market price, at the cheap Drug and Book Store
of WAIAVERSTICK.
Indigoes
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,
Q, i 1848
Fresh Drags, Medicines, &c. &c. ,
-I have s just received from Philadel
phis and New York verrexteradve
1 ". ,11 : additions to my former stock, orribra-
At cing nearly every arcole.of Medicate
now in use, together with Paints,
Vernishes,,Turpentinit;2'erfumery, Soaps,
S•ationary, - Pine Cultic*, FiChing Tackle,—
Mashes of almost every description, ‘with. ah
e alless variety of eat& articles, which I am de
termined to sell attliti'vtlewmowraT prices.
0:I - Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars
aid oilers, are reepectfullytrequested not to:pass
the OLD STAND, as.they.may rest sneered
I ha every article will be solti•of a good quality,
a td upon rousonablo terms.
S. ELLIOTT,
may 22
I'l4tulites,.lllll ilia Soaps.
AFL'...SW and freshapp) , y , from.Rousscl's and
other :Oho best maythouses, among whinh
urn double tret Sweet rftiar; Rose Geranium,
Verbena, I e ,chouly; HdlionopeOdillefleur and
Musk. tasteta.ty put up and:for sale at the lowest
prices.. -Also, ~fota.6llto weir, Bandoline, Pam
. mado.aux-Fleure, „Tenny_Land _hair gloss, Bear's
° Manewear fittowntented. A,ntigue .Oil,
I`inion - omo, Beef's MarrewOrtne`Myrthrand
1.. t Pommades. Alea,ifFaney -Soaps, such as
Roussel's Shaving CreastillWnght!s de, Military
~ Almond .tuadi Palm Wash Soap, making
assortment unaurpaased by anyin the borough.
may3l, • . 41 ; 5 AV , HAVE RSTICK
LlNZazarciteKraziwas EM3(tar•r:Pps.
-NrOlitoponing - by - JACOB - B4NETt7who - re
.1.11 speoftully-calls the attention , of his .friends
and the genesally . and all skaters in
I l A.RD WARE, to his new and splendid assort
'input of all kinds of Hardware, such as Sad
nior's Tools and Saddlery 'Wore of every tlo •
s iption and style, all kinds of Carpenter's tools,
building materials of all kinds and nes:
e..y kindi of material , ; used by. Cabinet.
kora: Shoed Findings of, all kinds, a
aiiPortment'of Ation's morocco, kid; French
writitS, lining and binding, okins for shoe.ma
.rs, - all articles used by shoe makers constantly
3t. ori Blacksmiths - cab be ouppliod
w.th the very of hainfiiered iron, warranted
g, 01, also all.kinds of 'Trailed, slit, round, band,
!MO irOn'itrial,:,shear; Spring English and
A iierica& blister" itee4.,vtafrranted''goodi.altio a
I of sheet. lron for tinitara,v';.,Ainisekeppoirs, can
131•41, 'autiplitifilYrille'ayari• bitiette nactititiary,
.r haltsakeepinglaihe;filtirdWirii'Llne. .
Btherealand -Pinci'Od Lamps of every descrip
ti,, .r j ust . received ' also ethe r eal 'and pine. oil for
I. Ifs. Just' fresh,,all. kinds..of
. painto, oils, wolf
i turpentine ; alatoi firol.rate'erticle no pro
. t.'ll'l3 , leather shoes, And keep, -,:the feet dry,--
Ltind_bear_in_raind.." •
• Fiii•mers t •MeChapts'e,.abd '..lllOisekeepers and s
till isolie'riact ail l oio,ir; HARDWARE. ca,
st the old well •• ktiovt;naw arranged•..llAßD
lVAßD:STAXlTD,"•.forineriy,,.. kept :.by Lewis
farltinl-lieNiielb 'llothiStrac street, next door to
John ,Corninati!s fait:ern startl ! .naw kept by 11..
;hung Ind altie'itaxt,- - daatlli.VeSrge
Fancy , Hat 'tind•Cap "Siete, Cali end ,examine
fir"yoursolire savo,m nay., ;we. , ore • de
tormnied the ; aritallotit
profit.tor .CABII 'WO 't hink wo shall be . ablo
• to sell a' Hitler:lli , '.47 than aityosiher; Ifardivare
•
Store-Sn town, os n^: good!' are „wall 'Selected
in; ; Order sell law at
he .np w arranged Nord Ware ,Stpre,'Well.7kaoWn
Leids. - Barlan'e ; where You . 'nlny.
fiadtigeatt'assortriene elf every orficle filo.
Ilardivare Trade." Don't forget the, Stand, as
gul c h Salepand smal l profits lathe order' tke
- andlekarbine yritirlielvee •
• 'JACOBI, D NEIL
Deo'. 6: 1848:, " ".: !•
"' '. • a : 4 4 -illl,o*llo I, . v .„:,
T'',DealeFe ta 7 0 1nIgn and;
MPZ7 litl3,4n*latit_.o•LASSl-0)114ar
_Dv, 1 44.,.10-11 . A.., IRON, tirtEgit,, &c, Eliot
... • .Titiks.lhisiaTlV,./!4_o`Annitiosl',S'iiliby'''s dry good atoro.
' - - - Tllrat . : i fir_' i t "`a t,o - Teoeived -and are now'
f l d . 14 - : 4 4eatetentliiftAilddo in their
- ' opening l ak- • {!:t...,,,i..,0u1d Agil the • attention of
11,./tel'tie li f fk o Ogriti e Ll‘tilidere,r l ,ol B °le i r:: , ; l ,
,' . ertitheti iventma 4 qq l) Y:nr e s•• I rrt e a m ( '
netlit at ttnlo 'treat rates, an d, will ,
1 ) ,10 ng_.... 1.. t .
p i ,, t r ~ . .1....,, , .4„,:.:,, , ,, , t
.. , ~, t, , r n h o ali , a ll Pyr: a u le. ' r i a-cet z etf.aft o c i t
o f 1 iw a l
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- , ~.-• •,, A/BIENVT.I.F. a,. ..._..„,,,, tA ff inf ever/ by
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. • • 1,.••,;•-,• ,„4,,,v tor . .r ? . ••,.
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61$14VINt'%\,h .4% i4filWt CAPRI I(
4.: Ai:lla., I. e i l lgeriFT ei./F11171411*44
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Elli 'ffiTulta44 tt cr,.,.7,.:,.0..;Yfit',7,,,,i,t1=1V"
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IND,A44O: O BENI II ?.;m4
.tittak htrgiet 4hu' L
2 1. we,Fll ar e and as
• 1141VStrill:Vte;
O Se is' obanitt iret ii immediate;
TfittiMpt t I!,,iine.,orfigiii;i*inke,and etiL..!
Atiothitit s of.t!le, - .F..„,.,...-.--..,... 0414,rnenri. , f
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c P' a t rin i .c H hees tel k iL it'll i tit .E " !' t iii l irlf 1 1 . 4 :8 114 :: 1 4:' 13 w r r n i the i si n o A n d t -ja n q n n n t i t . '-:
fitted iiii.lo:Mifini;Mnitihten , . en ~,
_,__,,
elegtgiltreitiktilitAo4l.ll -1),Or
_ 0 1 , _ .., " 1 . r r , " 7 ,
rocolatiMi.:ol;klKtrOuctnof figi n Tr o n e ',7 per k4 o i n
Ho li l i tie Y il o 6 , 6 .o:ir bk ,'
_bi i iii.i o conduct -it in
I ho:Itt„ 6 „10 0 (Lvt'ill s : I .' . uniiiiielt , ,who may ffivci .
town*liPuiner:its:will, p
.:..,,,e.
..„..,:,,
r
him-),ehh"their imiroeme
xiVElLL,t:;kieprietor;•
1 1 10/IN C. AIA
4.1.0ite of the Ame ri c an ,:...;,,.. .
Dec. 6.-3in'
Watches: aidgciurch9
.
At CHEAPER inaar 'EVER.*
Wholesale and . Retail—At the
•• . "Philadelphia Watch and Jim
elrY.Storo," No. 96 North SE..
CONE street, corner'of Quer
n. cox 14:CD. ry sweet..
Gold , lievere, 36 lc; cases, Fel,ljei4lled, 00 and
_ .
upwards , •
Silver Levers,Jull jewelled, eIS and uPwards.
Gold daepine, 18 k.• cases, jewelled, 4Z'. and
upwards •
Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards
Silver Qnartier Watches, $ l l to 1.0
Silver Spoons, equal to coin, per sett—Ten,
$5, D esert 810, Table $l5, 'other artiOles inpro-.
'portion. All goods warranted to'he what they
are sold for: . , •'' , .
Constantly on hand a large aiiertment of 'Ana .
'O,,E Li) JEWELRY 'and BtLVER WARE ,
Also, an assortment of 1R J Tellies .36' Co.,
E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, E S Yates &
Co, Jelin Harrison,' G & It Beesley. and other'
superior Patent Lever Movements, which Will
be cased in any etyle desired
Arrangements have been made - With all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England, to furinsk at short notice any required
style of Watch, for which enders mill be taken,
and the ...name and, residence of the pereon .. e*,
-deringepat olrr if iremielned: - ~'
CY, C o rout, ,
Impeittpr. of Watcher
nova]
. :Iron Commissior ,Warehouso.,.
N. 109 North Water street, tied Na. !.t iah
Wharves,. l? llad"Cllt~llt4
THE undersigned stilli.oentinne•the Commis
sion hasiness,for_the_tialii_of.Oß_dmaiptions_of_
IRON. Onr experienee,of many years, and ex
tensive aeousintanee - wit% dealers and consumers
of Iron, throng/tont the country, has bnabled us
To establish'such relations as give as peculiar ad
vantages to serve our-corr ‘ etpandems, e9giti
any other %sun.
.mar 22- m ERICK &CAMPBE4L.
THE .NIAGARA SHOWER-BATH.
An entirely new Article , ror Slower-Ba
• thing, with warm .ar cold Water.
to-Tins Bath too k the premium at the Fair of
the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. October
HMS, the only Bath that ever took a premium
at that institute and also took the drat premium
at the Fair of the Wayland Institute, Novem
ber 1148. -
A great and important improvement is made
in this Showor,bath.orer_allsithers, byJhrowing
1101 . immedidtely •on the 'body, without
wetting the head, unless at the avid or pleasure
of the-bather: but greater .roint is gamed by
being enabled to harhe with warm mater, which
no oilier Shower-Bath Is 6dapted2to--and most
of ail the. Bath can be medicated without injury
to the hair, s
Many 'perlons . cannst take a cold bath—their
case is met an.tittentsuheyOanlegulate the tem
perature. of the water to suit their wish, and
commence bathing at any minion of the year
without any unpleaohnt u•esult. lollies con have
the advantage of bathing without wetting the
head or Covering the.some. •
The arrangements are simple -and complete,
*Millet liable to get out of order. The Bath
can he adjusted toeuit any dheigirt,from a small
child to the tallest ,person. 'Whom the door is
dosed, the fixtures ore hid and the outside ap
pearance,is that Of a neat piece of furniture.
• They - have Teeeived•tbe opprdbation of setts,
ral medical gentlemen—olhers eve requested tat
rail mid examine them. 'Manufactured by the
Patentee. EPHRAIM LARRABEE,
24 South Cavort street, Baltimore.
tBATRING.--)Read What Armstrong says:.
Do not omit, we Who would'hedlth secure,
Tho daily !melt ablution, that shall dear
The sluices of the.ekin; enough aG keep
The body seateiffronimndedent SOO.
Still to be pureoetirentifiit.didutotvonduce
AG much ins it does) to heeltk, very greatly
Wort h
Your daily . naintr; 'tie this adorns the rich;
' The want of this is paver Y's•warst foe,'
With thiweirternal virtue, age:maintains
A. decent grace.: without •it, Tout& and amines
Aro loathsome.
•
January 3,0.849.—1 y.
'BENOYAL.
LABORATRRY , OF THOMSON'S BOTA
. . . . NW MEDICINES. -
aCtli'll'lll, LARRABBE, No. 20 S. Culvert
Jureet„Esitintore„hastrernovedhis_Lpbom-_.
tory to bra new building No. Z.4,•and has always,
on .hand the largest i ancl most est:plate assort
ment of",pure 'Botanic remedies in the United
-Situes,---prepared T ainder-dits , epooial—care
Labortory7-being the'first,oreeted in the United
States for the special' puipose of preparing
THOMSON'IAN BOTANIC MEDICIN HS.
All of the pelverized and coinimanded articles
tire put up In quarter had •helf 'petted packages,
and neatly labelled,. With tiliteetions Suitable fiat
retailing, and upon hotter terms than the same
article can be had for •in the 'United • States.— •
'Every article in his lins , ia warranted genuine—
the can rely upon this.
A 'liberal &Scott mated° to winery merchants,
who arc •parrictilatly requested tereill and exam.
ins quality, Ste, before purchasing. • .
Tao various Treatises, embracing the most.
sep•tited authors, upon the Thomeonian or' Be.;
tame System of Medicinaomaralso he :had at
hiiestabliahment;by the quaniity.er single cciPy:
.aug*,376mo „ . •
•
. . •
Ntiv — ar : „ •
iroußaF.LF:i—ltremlivalf inimemo•
IU :has .4nciatnii larger ninon end'
Pannjoaritciwns,ia species, of disown, tho'doperid•
once and' propagation of which roonhti3 { from the
violation of dime and mcrilla4ze. TO those
.16Tro the AMERICA:Es/ +COMPOUND is
presented, ati - benigl to most,eortaugepee
valuable specific : ver;-ofiered.te , rho - unfortothite,
It hiewliereveranewn ticquirediproputation'ilint,
dady'experience continues to strengthen. 'l'hOit.
stuidtr,havo been ruied by',llts•titur, cod's's it leaVou
no odor on the.breathi'remiirehmeithei restriction
in; diet or buttinessi nor &mains ieither,MarCiry
or noxious' drugs in the leestitfintionti tri'the sys;;,
tote; it itr'tioidirpresented eti the beet remedy, for.
such' dlsessee yet 'Offered: - "111C , dsed by phyei.'
Clans and pronounced-mm . ooer to;!anthnown
mody. dir or
ectioni'occontitry
For idle at-'1 ; 1d. and South street's;
Philtidelphia,'and hy'S;;ELMOTithrlittlit 'Dr.
Barnitz, YOrh,V Jrnmetister,i Dr,
51 9 1) . 4reon,andl.,;Ngyeth, Harriaburgi Pa. i
:
11;f4y./ .'.IIANK/1/9 . 0 N0:43 , Choinnt
nCttttr. l l,ff.A.S,,onacconornodattnot,tryrdit -- . ,,, it
.ttqcklnif chests :Polyebong 1 ;
,a 9 :,,N.ingyontr-Bouehotijii.o. ozint
chesis English !Brooklet)!
200:half chests •
.• . 'SO Chests 744teilacmchprig t i..11:4 •
.. 25 do . " ". do • Pii,tychang „
• detAltiok do ,`
'Awl!) range
, 7 6'206. 441b. , buioe'eupipriormi Inerrf:' „
irso:hiiirolitiettrYputic Hrso#., ,
Imperial.
II
=I
cams
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• .f *
:ef - I"iSiUtIVA.
ljg,g :Oriber hes:i4ot rawly ,
sturi,astirtnionf.of,..E.A.F
cilS;,,Whieh;heja,::dett
/Ina ae anY y othili.estahltehment
the `riefilityatieeen'inid'j
solves ... FIo ik satisfiedthat.no o at
him, and.,49lVglYegrind'hargiiina I
CtarotTbirn,by calling
straet, nerarly ,opposite, Beetem'
3 8 , 636141it15151d Of. ciissta,
nierriii. (ad silk
Alqui , do taint
renew Worked collars, _lad glovoi
VMps,'flownis, 'thread laces, &,e
,eortment;of,Sl-IAWLS; Snell earl
iscrtiare, „Blanket, Cachtnere,;',Ti
Mous' d 'l;aini,'hlitoka.Cachniefe,
'yellow and whit
.:9461s,''blanketa;- litiaeys; Kontualt:
ings at' GI- eta, calicoes 3 to o'l
inueltne, hosiery, Berlin and Coal
comforts, woolen yarn, winter.gir
a. large assortment of BONNET
•-yery low, datin. plain and figured Manturi, plain,
bared, striped and figured Also GROCERIES
--and ,QUEENS WARE, such der Coffee, Tea;
..Sugar, -Spices 'of all kinds, tobacco, segue,
crockery, glass and queensware, rice, chocolate,
starch, together with numerous other articles—
Give him a call, .
oct2s
1111111
111111
THE subscriber will . commence this week to
to cut down his Winter stock of goods at
greatly, reduced prices All persons in Want of
cheap gbods will find it decidedly to their advan
tage to call and examine this large assortment of.
goods , .- . hay recently opened a large and beau
tiful nesertment, which I can and will sell at
very low ,figures, Old stock will 'be sold off
without regard to cost -
RecolleetThe old stand, east Main street, op
posits Martin's Hotel'
. Dec.l3, 1848
TE, subscrkera kayo. „lost receivedfrom the
Citytho largest quantity of DRY do ODS
gyor brought to Carlisle. Their stock consists
illpart of the Tollowing
CLOTHS—BIue, brown, blue•blck, green,
from $1,50. per_yard mg_ . _ .
CASSINI EROS and. Vostings—good, heavy
,and fine striped Cassimeies, 75 eta 876 and 81
per yd. Some of the most handsome Vestings
to the-county-- - Casinetts -from-25-to-876 Cta: - -
CASHMERE:6 and Mons. de Lames, fr. -
19
-to 625 cfs.
CALICOES—about 5,00 yards, some very
good at .shc cents per yd. Alpachns and Mori
noes, 181, 25, 371, 50,
,621 cis: Splendid lustre
Ginghams at 123 cts. Yard wide Muslin at 4
eta per yd. - Good 'Pickings, 10,121, 18i.—
Best quality domestic Ginghams, warranted foga
colors, at 19.5 cts.' Fine Irish Linens 376, 50,
826,- 7Slcts. LiNeys, 121, 16, 25 cts. Woolen
Flannels at 12 . i, 45;; 25, 376, 50 cis:
, Gum Shoes, all kinds and altos. Ribbons for
bonnets at 8, 126, 15, 181, 25 cts. Laces and
Edgings, cheap, real thread Ince. wide, 123 eta.
Cloth, Glazed •and For CA PS, -121 eta to sl.
Together with almost every article in our line,
which we are determined to close out very low.
Also, on hand an assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING. consisting of fine casinett
Coats a 145; Pants_„l 75 to 3.50 for cassimerc;
Vests, 1,00 to 3,00 ,Wiftilts tave a large
stock-of Cloths, St.c, fibril which those can se
-lect-and-have-theix measures 'taken -who cannot'
slut themselves in ready mode. , ••
'rlfe Clothing Steve is conducted by George
Bentz, who is acknowledged to he one of the
-bat Tairors in this counly, who milli take mea
sures and manufacture clothini! from $1 to $5
on the suit cheaper than can be had elsewhere.—
Give him a - call young-men .3.
end] . A -W BENTZ.
MIRE Subscriber has just returned from the
city with a large supply of new goods.
ME N's WE A R.. A large - assortment of
Cloths, Cashmeres, Casinetts,Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds, and Coatings. LADIES WEAR—
Such as French Merinos, Satin Stripe, .Alpacen
very handsome, Palmetto and Coburg C oth,
Cashmeres, Mous de Laines, very fine qualities
French Cloth for Ladies sacks, large assortment
of Mourning Goods, and a great variety of other
goode.too numerous to.mention, fur sale by
_ G R CROOKS
Remember tho stand in , 'West Main st;Vost
of Beotem's Tavern. •
Doe 6, 1898
Per. * Sale at Reduced Prices.
' A lot or Cashmeres,'
r Mous. do Lathes, Gin-
Maims, Plaid 'Alpaca°,
Calicoes, Shawls, all
kihtb.
Persons desirous o
. purchasing any of tho
Minya : goods will to,cal•
to the BEEHIVE, as I have a very heavy
ocanck of winter goods, and determined to sell
them at reduccdpricca, S A COYLE
January 3.
Bargains Bargains !
THE subscriber,.beingdelirous of roducing
hie siock,of DRY GOODS, is now offer
log all. his Dress Goods; consisting of:French
MerinbeSTßOrii b zi fp - aeons, .0 yes ,
Mous do Latinos Calicoes, Ginghams, &c., at
cost, for cash only, all' other goods at reduced
prices. , - G W HITNER
DI H. The enfro stock will be gad - int - very
liboral terms to any ono disposed to engage in
'the buniinees.
Nore New Goons at the New Cheap
rirl-1E Subscribers would respectfully .
inform their friends and the puhlic, that
they have Just returned from Philadelphia sith
• a large lot of NEW GOODS, purchased at
reduced prices., Among these goods, may be
found
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and SATI
NETTS, low priced, medium, and of •the best•
• quality.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, such as Casl
memo, Alpacas, Plaid . Sttipes,,Mous. do Laips,
• &e.,•:&b.4 • , •
TERKERRE and other SHAWLS,- good
quality end nevi stile..
Also, a splendid assortment of CALICO, at
prices. from 4'to 1211...:, Cheap TICKINGS and
MUSLINS of all•Ainds, andn large and 'ele
gant lot of SOOTS •and SHOES,' together
with a general assortment of WellSolocted GllO.
—GERIES,-ell-of—which we are-deierminedLt
sell veryy low. ;
The Pektn i'eatorripany's . far famed TEA§
are also for oalo by us at.the Philadelphia Re
tail prices.. Please
_give us a call at the corner
of
,Hano§er and Louther streets. •
- ,•• S D POWELL & CO
• , Dac6,,1848 • .• • '.‘ . .• •,
JACOB FETTER & SON. •
V`o ULD. •respectfully call the ,attention a
'llintse ,, ke'eptiie and the public, to the ,ex=
jellaba) stock of spIendid,FURIIITU RE,incht
ding Sofas,' Wardrobes; Centre and other Tables,
Dressing and • Plain-Bareaus,'and aim variety ol
Cabinet-ware and Chairs,, which they have just
opiline'd 'at their NW. RQO met; - on the corner
of. North Hanover Louther Atriete k Carlisle,'
IThey l are'confidenb,tbat the' eujitirier, finielt ol
tborworkmaruthiO, and elegance of 'alyle; in which
their-articles„nre got' up; together . ;ANith their
comulass, , mill recommend them• to; every per:
Bolt• wanting eFuiniture. 'They have ,also made,'roingeitnintsJorLmanufacturin.g_stLkeepin
constant , supply every article in their line; both
idnln and ornamental, elegant Mid' useful; 'at
prices which'cannot fail„to'suit purcluisers !They
would earnestly trieitit'ersone who, are , a'bout to
cotputennovinntee•keerdng,lo cill , ,imd eximino
th9l4*lt Present elegant !kook; to which they
conoeutly, make additions oflite newest, m
e nd Mo
modern styles.- , ----'4
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CO'FFlNiyinftdirlepiderstt therallateSt no.
time,forktown and' e • untry l , ,
*Cittlielq"Stuit 0 o4s • ' • ,
.
.. ,' 0 ' 't- Carpet /1811. - .% --,, ' '''''
'' , .. - Jutrereeinved; , thp jitrtmot • tuition .„,, , , o .
' '. ' ' reveranety ana-otyle, ever .nro t
I Carton ITge (l ' ' f 4 1 iCtothe new pattomo.,
;in Catlilift.:*Vii° "0 a .•, - ',, f ,-, , P: , !--; ii
Watt ha ch'ettp store o
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'f/lAireitliii:'ie4firoilliilt n por.,ito,
.t.ilp' , . iii.ik i riti*Otcar , ,oo:4oioOber, ,
is " t i 't , ' 00.,,,..14-AellkOP#sl*, Or .
i r i•itareaft a 'Way rtlityl4%te ldliarry with,
i' doetaißl , ely,..er 'slap hold a heaq' of goldiAor
~,i101 . 14 and,l!ati' l ll4 l xl, l . l :`,- , ',.. •,,,`, G. Ay. HITti,ER. ,
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.1 G CARIVIONYC
Bargains, Bargains.
C OGILBY
OHE&PER THAN EVER!
More New Goode.
Store.
Extenigirci, Fumiture Rooms.
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• . IN•QUAR'..
FOR THE REMOVAL' PERMANENT
,CURE 9F, ALL HISEASEA•ARISING
• FROM AN, IMPURE STATE OF
• •• ,THE BLOOD, OR. HABIT OF
' ' THE SYSTEM, VIZ =•
Scrofula . or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Ob.,
stinato Cutaneous Eruptions, Plniples or Pits- ,
tulee• on;- the Face; Blotches, Biles, chronic
Sere Eyes, Ring Worm or Totter, Scald Head
Enlargement and , Pain of the Bones and
otitis, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symptiorini
Sciatica Or Lumbago, and Diseases arisiug
troin an' injudicious use of Mercury, Ascites
or Dicipsy,,Expesure or Imprudence in Life,
Also„ Chronic Constitutional Disorders.
In this preparation are stroriglymoncentrat
ed all the Medicinal properties offSe RSAPAR I L.
LA , combined with the most eifectual'aids, the
most . B.lntary priiductlnits, the most potent
rimplesof the vegetable kingdom ; and it has
been so fully tested not only by patients them
selves; but also by Physicians, that it has'
received _their. unqualified recommendations
and the approbation of the public; and lies
established on its own merits a reputation
for VALUE arid EFFICACY far superior to
the various compounds' bearing the name of
Sarsaparilla; -- Diseases have bodn'entedAuch
as are not furnished in the records of time
'peat; and what it has already. done Tor the
.thensande who.-have used it, it- is capable. ot
lifting for the millimlitiffering and a rug=
gling with diecase.` It purifies, cleanses, and
strengthens thoftidnia n springs of life, and
infuses new vigor throughout the whole ani
mal frame.
The diseases for which this article is recom
mended arethoto to Which it is known fiom
personal experience to be adopted; and those
apparently removed beyond the sphere of its
action have yielded to itsinflueuce, The cat
alogue of- complaints might be greatly ex
tender' to which the sarsaparilla is adapted,
but experiences moves its value, and •eanh
suoceeding day is adding new trophies toils
ne. •
ANOTHER COLE OF SCROFULA
• Tho following striking and, as will be seen
permanent cure oran inveterate case of Serci
fula, commends itself to all similarly - afficted.
SOUTHPORT, COllll,lllll. 1818.
Messrs. &suns : Geotlemen—Sympathy for
'the afflicted induces me to inform you of the
remarkable cure effected by your Sarsaparilla
in the cuss 13 1 , my wife„ She' was severely
afflicted wit! , the . screfula on different mitts of
the body ; the glands of theneck were griatly
enlarged end her limbs much swollen. After
suffering over LI year and finding no relief from
the remedies used r ilio disease' attacked, and
below the knee suppurated. Her physician
advised - it - should—be — laid --open ; which- was
done, but wi.lieut auy permanent benefit. In
this situation we hoard of, and were iqueed
to use SANDS' Sarsadarilla. Tlib first bat
tle produced a decided and favourable effect,
relieving her more than any prescription she
had ever taken, and before oho had used six .
bottles, to the satomehment7 and delight of
her friends, she fiund'hor health quite restor
ed. It is now over a your since the cure wit•
effected, and her health remains good, show
ing the disease, Was thoroughly eradicated
from the system. Our neighbors are all
knowing to these Mots. and think very highly
of Sands' Sarsaparilla. ,
•
Yours ape et ,
, , :::+IIJIAUE3 PIKE.
Extract from a letter from Mr. Ingraham. a
gentlemen well known in Delaware comity.—
It commends itself to,all similarly afflicted.
Gentlemen :—My wife has used several bot
tles of your Sarsaparilla, which I obtained
of your agents in this place, froni which she
has received such placid benefit, that I am in
duced tO add minaAo the-abut.dant testimony
now
.beforo the publio in favor of its medic,.
nal virtues. Her father, •mother, and many
other relatives, havi fallen victims to (=sump
lion, and it was supposed that she too was in
elined the . same way. She. had several turns
of raising klood, Sso. r and at length became
so reduced that her life was despaired iff from
day to ciy. Me were induced. to try your sari
apsrilla, as before mentioned, from the use of
whit h her health has been restored; so that
for the_past-year4:hati_bou_ahle_ta-attend
to her domestic ties.
• Reap t 1 y ors
' • JOHN-•B. NC RAIIAM
BRONCHITIS' CU ED. •
Tho'folloiving, shows the virfile•of the sars
aparilla in , removing Bronchitis, a disease
which; Vim,. speedily arrested, leads to con
sumption. It allays ispaiModid notion; changes
the secretions; and hy its tonic and alterative
properties, removes the unhealthy action, and
the patient is restored ro-hesith•
NANTUCKET,: NO; Bri,N9V. 4ht:184.8:
.hdossrs.SANßH—Gentleintiii wish to. make
public, fur the good of those %f Meted with
Bronchitis, the healing • properties '
of your Barsaparila. My wife, suffered for, twenty
months in sucha manner as le 'not easily de
scribed I at times - She was • not able to speak
above a whisper 'end when exposed to the cold
air, it occasioned somelhing dike spasms hi
the throat, the effect of, which was felt in the •
ears and eyes, causing tears •to flow: The
complaint was_eittlnded• with 'dry ' cough,
produced-by-4he=chnotant-diritation 7 -and-in- -
flammition of UM throat: use of your
BARSAPARILLA''she was *Melly cured,
it being ..noW more than three months since
she felt any . symptoms of the' ilease.
, Yotirs, with respect; . .•
• .1. • MEOEGE• C. fie 0E0'; •
Extract from .a•lettee , received from Mr. N,
W. Harris,' , a well, known in Louisa ' county,,
Gentlenien;44 hdie, tiered a pegs*, bpi ;of
wino , with ;Our serSiiparillO,who was attacked,
, WithEO•MOla.,artif,efa ierafulimscamily. •
••• truli..
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Boma' Iltitsreitn4,4l.—Jit-:seetus 'glinted 'an;
nemiseek•f, folkirediTa4intion'tii an, article so'
tgell hnown t and sedestirredly porniliti f
preparatiorii hut , patients 7, often • who wish to
lisp, Did extraot.of earpiparills! ap?
try worthlese,,,marniMunds -Wring 'the; name
but containinelittlh 'or:,none.of. the virtue.e.
_thhi v ale ocit think
: vitt „cannot.
confer a: g rli - 451r bedkilt•nn rolideirkthhii in,
direethig their attentio nltilite; 'ridveithieniint
of . ;Messrs., Pima in' another .cOlumn. The
bottle hiarrecently,bien:enlargedio . hold a'
querld end:those who,wish a really good artL
ole•will Bed ceitoinqated'in,UiliCall the Medi
o ninal vane, 9f.•ll4"Jrtiet, --, l l .l4:experienee df
;11644 . iid§ bee proved , its.tiffitiabririmtahig the
various _diijimicAdaraWhiel! ltlihreedionieuded;
aintet . the , present Bine e.than•ittiy, :other,'
porliapil Ibbi.madmifie'ritiefbiNtf'preparieg
the system; for,' a,kltinge" of oseapppOtani
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4E , -suliscriberidiaviwpi#o iioll.llle. right
el k etinilierleadtcetinty for,rinift.ing,nty,,
iPe Patent 'Pherniemiter Cliurn;•ttiey Would
3poctfully:inform. the , Vermers , tind.publieArf
trierdirthav-ibey-will-rnakft_and offer for sale
eir Churns at the Cabinet Ware-room of Geo.);
tangier, in N. , llanover. street, next door to
onlliee of. D. Smith, Esq.
The principal advantage this Churn has over
others is; that it is so constriktedthat the top
In betaken oft so as to give free access to the
side of the churn, which mekes it convenient
put in . die' cream 'Mid get out the butter. A
iarmometer is attached to the end. of the,
turn so as to show the exact teMpertnure of
3 cream, which experience - shows Should be
degrees to make good Butter. A chamber or
nice is arranged around the bottom of the
itirn, fur the ['emcee of admitting cold or warm
Inter, 'BO as 'to bring the cream to die desired
imperantre without mixing the water with the
main. The secret in. : churning butter is, to
we your eretim'at the proper temperature ; it
11 produce mos and better.butter, and take.
ass time in churnin , it churns equally well in
cold.or warm weath r—no such thing as having
scalded bettor. All that is necoisary to make
good butter all seasons of the year, is to get one
..of Crowell's Patent Thermometer Churns.—
We would most respectfully invite the public to,
call andoxamine for themselvei.
GEO. SPANGLER,
SAIVI'L. MYERS.
TM. Geo. Spangliir—Sir: We hai , e been using
the Thermometer Churn I got of you for some
time, and find it fa: superior to-the old barrel
churn for several reasons ; fist, great saving of
time in getting butter, the average time of churn
ing about fifteen minutes, (al] weather* sec
ondly, the butter when obtained is much - firmer
than when using any other churn ; finally, my
folks say they would net exchange it for any
other churn and twice the original cost of the
Thermometer Churn.
Sep. 28, 1818.] G. W. SHEAFFER.
Mr. Getta'phlig,VF—l have hrid the Crowell
Thermometer Churn you made for me in use
at my' place, and' r do not hesitate to say that no'
Farmer should b 8 without it. Fifteen minutes
, irrali the time requited to make Bittter, and the
value of this saving of time and labor consists in
this, that it requires• no mote time at any ono
season than another; and that the temperature
of the cream necessary to make butter, is pro
- duced*wrili ny - ; and wifhonfilia adibl.k - rtirS7
of warm or cold water-with the cream itself. is
FREIYK
Carlisle, Aug. 17, 1848,
For the benefit of the hotter part'of man (wo
man) I give ibis certificate: After using the
Thermometer Churn made by Mr. Spangler of
this place, I would have none other in my fami
ly, We have been using the old barrel churn
for thirty years pant, and I must say it is not , to
be-compared to Crewelys Thermometer Churn,
either for speed of churning or convenience ; in
the old barrel churn it took generally from four
to six hours • to churn the churning, now in the
Thermometer Churn we can churn butter in
from fifteen to twenty minutes, by brining the
cream to the proper temperature. I can recom
mend it to the public as no cheat. -
JOSEPH SHROM.
•
Carlisle, Sep. 4, 1848.
GEORGE SPANGLER has alp on hand,
and will manufacture to order CABINET
WARE of every`description. such as Bureaus,
Secretarys Sofas, Tables, Bedsteads, and all
articles in fits line, and will sell as cheap as can
be bought any where in the county, and warrant
his Furniture of good material and durable work
manship, He would invite the public to call and
.examine his stock before purchasing, •
COFFINS made at the shortest 'lota.° ; terms
ynoderate. loct
FICK LES, P RESER VES.—riist• received
Jr • and opened by the subscriber, preserved
Ginger and Pine Apple, Orange 'Jelly, Pickled
Lobsters, Gherkins, Mangoes, Peppers, Picol.
lilh Tomatoes and Onions, Olives, Capers, An
chovies, Sardines, Tomato Ketchup, fine mixed
French Mustard, ivith a very choice and pure
article of Salad Oil, for sale at
may3l HAVERSTICK'S
Oumb. Irally Transportation Rouse:
-`x,"!it -4 _ •
Canal and Rail Road Line, 'for Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
JW. ICERR, Forwarding an&Commission
Merchant, ILiantsautto, Pa. informs his
friends and tho public, that from the liberal pat
ronage extended to him during the past year he
km been encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangements for the present season, and hds ad•
ded two new, large and splendid Boats to his
LINE, and will be fully prepared After the op
ening of the Canal, tb forward PRODUCEand
MERCHANDIZE of all kinds to and drom
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsbarglt, &c., at the
lowest rates of freight and with the utmost:des
patch.
. Agents for Boats,
• CARLISLE d GASICELL,
Race street Whin?, Philadelphia.
GEISE & SON,
No. 48 Commereo at.' Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARE & SHAW,
J. McFADDEN & CO. S Pitts'g
Agents for Care,
• WUNDERLICH & GRIER,
No. 272 Market at., Philadelphia.
CHALORER & REYNOLDS,
No. 423 Market st.,.Philadelithia.
. - BITER, JAMES & CO., 1 ,,
Broad street, Philadelphia.
PENN'A. 01119 LINE,
North street, Baltimore.
Harrisburg, March 29, lB4lt—tf..
, Harrisburg Transportation Line
'tz.rze• "Izro• Ria
FUNK & MILLER,
;FORWARDING 1k Commission Merchants,
r Heratisnutio , Pa. ship Produce, Merchan
dise, &c. to Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c. &c.—
Coal, Plaster, Nails, Salt, Fish, Groceries, tic,
constantly for sale .
Harrisburg, march 29, 1848
Dr, .Keeler ° s ?anacea,
..„
r 21013 the removal and permanent cure of all
diseases arising from an impure state of the
Wood and habit of the body, viz :
Chronic 'diseases •of. the Ches 4 Pleurisy, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, etc. Scrofula Id all its forms;
Tetteri• Scald head, Cutaneous affections of the
face and extremities, chronic Rheuniatism, and
liepatetis, chronic Enlargements of the Joints,
White Swellings, Syphilitic Affections, Con
stitutional disorders, arising from dobility,Mer ,
curial and Hereditary predispositions, Sic.
E Iltrln every change that is taking place in the
body, it is manifest. that it is brought about by
, r_eomething having a substantive existence, If we
suppose, the organs of auk body' originally, perfect, ,
they must continue perfect unless* changed by the,
intervention of something ; that boars an utiboAl
thrrelation to it. In all caeca of diseese, there
must be the interposition of some now ingredient , :
which by playing its part As a 'cause, served fo
modify. the propertiee befora - cennected With the .
body. .It is absurd to talk of spontaneous disease
taking place in orgarls previously healthyowith•
Mit 'the interposition of sonao, ~morbifie agent L Its
well might , we expect a piece of bhalk to Aransfer ,
itself Spontaneotisly into Plaster tiffflinte,,withont.
the "idol Sulphuric Acid. pll iiiinitiseffltire is
4. a prior cause • which must be removed, this
i ,,ageney "of the Blood. For this purpose 'there is
nd remedy superior to the,Panacea, In , evidence .
lie is submitted le the public t
' Philadelphia; ,7'une ; 7, , 11347.'."-'!
Having been apprised of the . nature of the Pan
aceaTictiffordir7mo-niuch-tileasertrtehe-able-to
-recommend it es a valuable' remedy for till those ,
chronic, constitutional and - glandular diseases, to
::Which it is, especially adapted. To those who are
I .afflieted, and require ,medicine as an:alterative,
theYbannee•olitani 31...4rimmore-, more
- .rami'linifottnistate thanislo,he found in the Pen:
:Triceal , ,t.• 1.-Imre - used it in several instertiee with'de.-
tided success :' BO.;
B.
Propurgehia. sole 41;(hii?Nctrh;WOst come
or Third:and oillietreati,r , PhiladelPhin, and te
l.' tailed in Carlisle, by ELLIOTT. Pauli in;
pint bottles at, SI: per hattle. - feb9.3
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81 Sh 9. _
niyatior -wool
88.0 int. rettand
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Lj_lliFi i 1 LEN A3ll' PV,NNSIIQHDILO H_
...i.nanratinelCnniimby of Cum
oounty,incarparatectby.an a4t of Assem
-bIV - intiv orianizod bperanonoin
_der:_tl vent of dm •fultowing commis:
sinners,
viz
Cht.Stayman Jacob Shelly; Wm. It. Gorges,
Lewis "ity.-..r; aristion Tzei.• Robert" Sterrett,
Henry Logan, Michael Cocklin, Benjumin• H.
Musser, Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Spud. Profi'.
ell, sr. and Moichoit Brenemnd., who respectfully
call the attention of citizens' of Cufriberiand and
,York•eountiee to the advantages which the com
pany hold out.
The rates of insurance are ns kin/ and favorable
as any company of the, kind in the State. Per
sons wishing to become Mambeis are invited to
make application, to the agents of the company,
who are willing - to 3vnioboon them at any time.
• " JACOB SHELLY, President
II ENRY LOGAN, V.",. Pres't
isF.WIS 'lvan Secretary
MicuAnt.. Gm:lrmo, Treasurer
AGENTS—Rudolph Martin, New Cumberland
Christian Titzel and John C. Dunlap, Allen; C
R• Harmon, Kingstown; Henry Zenrintr, Shire
manstown; Simon Oyster, NVormleysburg ; Ro
bert Moore. Charles Bell, Carlisle.
Agents for York County—Jacob 'Kirk, gene
ral agent; John Sherrielt, John Rankin ) J. Bow
man, Peter Wolford. '
Agents lor Harrisburg—Houser & Locliman.
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• THE 72, UM BERLA N DNA LLEY
IProtWion Compyi
rim E CUMBERLAND VA LE TM DTU
AL PRoTEcTioN cGm PANV,will be
under the directiOn of the follou iog board of
Mena gres for the ensuing year, Ali t -- ThO S. C.
Miller, President; Samuel Galbraith, Vice Pre
sident; David \V , eCul Ong'', Treasurer ,A.
G. Miller Secretary, James Weakley ,John
Green, John Zug., Abraham King. Richard
IVoeds,- Samuel I I ustok , William Peal Sfibtt
Coyle, Alexander Davidson. There are also a
number of Agents appointed in th,. adjacent
count tea ,w ho will receive applivations fur in-
SU:WM(3 Slid forward them immediate') for ap
proval to the offire (Attie Corapany ,a hen-the pOl
icy will be issued Without delay. For further
information see the by-lawsof the Company.
TILOS. C.NIILLEB Prest.
The following gentlemen barcbeen appointed
v A GENTS , :
L . H. William s,•Esq.,Weitpennaboro-, Cen•
S. A .Coyle, Carlisle,
Dr. Ira Day Mezlianiesburg
' George Brindle, Esq.. Molece, .
Jos. NI , 311,enni,Esq..Ner but g.•
John Clendenin, Esti. flogestna n..
Stephen Culbertson .Shippenaburg.
September eg, I a 4• •
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The Franklin Fire Insurance Com-
..,,pany of philadelphia.
OFFICEI, No. 161 i Chesnut street, near Filth
street. t
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Rancher George \V. Rtchmds
Thomas Hart Mordecai D. Lewis
Tobias Wagner Adolphe E.l3orie
Samuel Grant Davitl S. Brown
Jacob IL Smith ' Morris Patterson
Continue to make insurance peretual, or limi
ted, on eyery description of property in town 'and
country, at rates as low as are consistent with
security. The compnny, have reserved n large
Contingent fund, ' which with their capital and pre•
ntiums. safely invested, afford ample protection
lc the insured.
The assets of the company on January let,
IRIS, 03 published agreeably to an act of Assent
'bly, were as follows, ,viz :
b'tortttngcs• . • 8 1 1").558
•
-Real Estate' • 104,355
Temporary Loans 121,159
Stocks 51,563
- Cash oti hand and in hands of
• ages. 11,
Since their incorporation, a petted of eighteen
years,' they have paid upwards of - ONE :111.1.10N,
TWO Ilt:vEnEn TROUSAND i)OI.I.AAS,IOBSCS bY fire,
thereby nflovding evidence of the advantages of
insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness.-fill liabilities..
CHARLES N.BANEKER, Pres't.
CHAS. G. BANCKEII, See'. feb 2
The subscribor is event for ho above company
for Carlisle and its vicinity. All tipplientiong for
insurance either by mail or persona,l.lv, will be
ptompt ly attended to. W. 1): SEY 111.012 It .
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Equitable Life. Insurance, Annuity
.
arid Trust Company.
FFICE 74 Walnut street, l'lfindel;
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Capital. s2so,ooo.—Charter
flake Insurance on lives at their office in PhilaL'
thilphia, and nt their Agencies throughout the
States, at the lowest rates of premium.
Rates for insuring at $lOO on a single Life.
Age. Fur f year. I For 2 years. 1 Life
20 51 91 60
.30 99 1,30 1
I 1,04
90 1,29 1,61 2,07
50 1,86 2;07 I 3,94
3,49 2,97 1, 603
EXAMTI:E.—A person aged 30 years next birth
day, by paying the company 95 cents wonld se
eurelo his tnmily or heirs $lOll should lie die in
one year ; or for. $9,90 he secures to them $1000;
orfor $l3 anyway for seven years lie sbeures
to-them SIOQO should he die in seven-years ; or
for $20,40 paid annually during life,- he secures
$lOOO to be paid when ho dies. • Thu insurer
securing his own bonus, by the difference in
amount of premiums from those eharggd -by
other offices. For ,$49,50 the heirs would re
ceive $5OOO should he die in one year.
Forms of application and all panic:dare may
be , had at the office of Fituu'u. Wsrrs, Esg,
CM-lisle, Pa..
J. W. T., AGIIOR N, Pres't
H. G. TUCIOETT, Scc'y.
Feen'K. WATTS, Att'y
Dr. D. N. 111Attox, Medical Examiner.
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Masistrate's, , Office Removed.
. ,
THE Office of the subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace; has been removed to the house — adjoining
the store of. Mrs. Weakley, in,High street, Car
lisle; immediately opposite the Railroad Depot
and Winrott's Hotel My residence being there,
I will tilwayS be found at home, ready:lto - attend
to the, business of the public. In addition to the
dtttios of a 'Magistrate, I will attend to all - kinds
of Writing, such as Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
Indentures, Articles of Agreement, Notes &c,
which will be executed in a neat manner and ac-
cording to the most opproved farms. •
The Office lately occupied by me, in Mr. Gra
ham's building is for rent, and possession had he
mediately. The rent is low and the location good.
jan 1.21848 ' GEO. FLEMING.
,
Hat and Oap Store , , ,
E eubscriber v inglust returned fiom the
T' would inform' the public that he is now
opening ,at splendid assortment `of SUMMER
•HATS-atilus old stand in.N. , Httnever 8600.7-
His , stock *comprises'', Nutria; Rocky
Mcinntain Beaver,,Yearl, Cassimere and 'Silk
,HATSi of jhe'most'sUbstainittl make and latest
style PH, of overt' description and
'•
itlit3'itiviteiihicfriondd to call.at his'establish?'
ment before -purchneing-elsewhere, as he ie'coh
fident that they vvill,pnd it to their advantage',
' • 'GEO R KELLER.
'—.Higheet,prico given fort Fure;lamb's
VYooli % • • ,
i~Si~]jpspppstn; NarvourHcaduclie , - und-river_
Disoseos
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rIIHIS is n Vegetable compound t , n l• y f err o o r n Dy
ieda .
'..11; safe and effectual rc o nt se ed a y i , e n s o o o kiog from ,
Rod
pepsin, but for thoso disa
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connected. with', a, disordered
stomach and liver,:or,dertingtr ic on
n ta d o it f l, ih n n o d f ig t e h 's ° 4
tive,t'lttnatio i nt,e.e c u,l o k o pe ti k o d . e . b oo '
o tt r Y o - i ? o t o i'ilY t e io a o k e ll,e a S i r c i
1 Iti l li e t n Y a tl Y t ; o h s : o Sia ti nillAt
, costiveness,._ tpnrtic h u r ax d i a;b ro e::
flatulent and billions' colic .
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h nre suflbring,',under
commended i . to thosit'•w. d
t .,, p i r i t .j.its' soothing
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$1,220,097 07
Anti Dyspeptic Oatholicon,
:fi.:00 . 1.0%ft.t.
MUM
r eniniarstiazi?LisLr.,ELicirvirovluxr i v hca
, :11t=ii3T FOR THRTILEf
rinnip anti'; :50,000 caeca cured in itte, past ye, r ,
irm medfcine ke_yeritinteil to cure . a
casee?orPile4-eitlier Weedilig or *! d
••••••.•••••••&•‘,1•11,1 oty 01111.
.setr foynd•.lnnetnjunction with iltS Piles,—'
.el us Chrodfc"Dysentery ; described in U.*
iluvingt•rt 4cute
Philadelphia, Si pt. 9, IEI7.
Messre„Feteliant.4 Ilenslinw—Gents:—A
iout five years ago I was afflicted with what
was tt olledittnnic dysentery. I have suffered
With it ever ricer, and phytdcians have told
mo that my liver was effected, and that my
bowels were ulcerated, for blood on 4 pus, &t_
tended with a peculiar putrid smell, Were the
frequent discharges. A abort time since I
made a visit to Missachusetts ; in hopes of
benefit Iron' change suffered MOO!'
severe than 'ever before.. While thfiye, u
skim' offered to cure mo for e4O; in three
Months. Happily, snf intense
pain, occasionally reliriied by firednitinj k saw
in the wrapper of 'your Eloatirery,4
description of. my Complaint, together.•*with
many certificates of cures, This gave me
great ,confidence in the medicine, and I per.
chased a box, nine doses of which his appa
rently cured me, and' I am prepared to 'any
everything in its favor, or render any service
I can to,humanity by subscribing to its merits
• Respectfully yours,
...
lIENJ. PERCIVAL, PO S. Sixth st. .
:•Weininess and inflammation Of. the Spine,
falling' of the bowels, womb Ike, that females
'particularly tiro subject to, under Occulini
circumstances; fur which many certificates
could •be griien of speedy.cures— but delicacy
forbids theii publication.
Severe 'and habitual costiveness, flow of
'blood to the head, dyspepsia, fistulas inflarn•
million of the stomach, find a speedy cure in
We. Upharit's Eleethsry. It is au internal
rbrnedy, and cures by its action on the bcwels
and blood, the relaxed •state of which is the
cause of the above homed diseases.
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION
Trout every city, town and where
Ifpham's Vegetable Pile Electuary
been introdeeed, the most gratifying intelli .
gence of its effects have been received by the
Proprietor. In hundreds of instances it has
triumphed over cases
.which. were deemed
ipeurable.• •
encr o tipl.G, W. Lean, lute of tho U. 8
service, and Member of the N.J. Legislature
Rahway, Juno le, 1847
I have been afflicted for years with the
Piles, and huve tried, without, anything like .
permumnt benefit, almost everything assum
ing the name of a remedy. I ?tad es a matter
ot cohtse, lost all confidence in medicine.—
Under thin feeling induced—not as ithout
reluctance, I .confese to UFO Elcctu
my, and having insect it about, Oppee'yrechpi
according to the directions had down, I find_
tomy surprise, as well as satisfaction, flirt
every symptom of the disease Lost ell Ire. :I
thick it due alike to Dr. Upham and myself to
make - fhis statetnent. • G IV MeLEAN
Addrees.ed to the agents iri - eolunthia. an:
- Russel CU utAiy_, A Ile b._20.—L84,1-
Messrs. Winter & Epping—tlents—lor
the last fifteen years I have been afflicted with,
that most distressing disease 'The Bleeding
Piles,' and have had veouree to a great mane
medicines, without obtaining relic,f, - . until
obtained 3 boxesoft:Ppliam's Pile Elcstuary
from you, which htNe co far rcltcred inc that
I take great plcafirtre in recommending it to
all who are afflicted with Piles, as a safe
sole remedy.
1
B P. HILL,
formerly Bookkeeper. Bank.of Culebra
- Remarkable cure Of Bleeding, Pilza.
Peltland, Me., March 14
'My Deur Sir-leannoi express to you my
sincere and lieutfelt thanks fur the wondeliol
cure 1 have experienced by the use of your
truly viralualtle Pile Electunry. 1 hare been a
perfect martyr fu the Bleeding Pile's for On
years past, so mach so, that I became reduced
to a mere ekeleton, with loss of appetite and
general derangement of the digestive organs;
my eyes also became affected, and in fact I
was a misery to myself, and was obliged to
give up my office here, vellieh I held in the
Commit llouse sonic years. I have tried all
kind,o erf medicines had the best advice the
physicians of Bus on and this place could give
spelt much money and twice otibtoilted to
surgical operation. I hod become perfectly -
tired of life, and at the stagger:tied of my
friends 1 was induced to try a bnx of your
medicine. The, first 1 found relieved are.
slightly, still 1 persevered and purchased a
second, and assure you when 1 got hall
through 1 found' myself getting well; I all/
kept on, and now lam a new man. Illy.dear
sir, anguago cannot express my eban.ko, that
I am once mote costored to health, and now in
a condition to support myself and family de
pendent on me. Yours resceethilly, with
great mord, SAMUEL CHARLTON
New York..ltrze 14,1848
' M'etses. Kele hum 4 Ifenehow-1 his t rrti
firs Shull have been severely ufflieted fir malty
years with tles Piles, but more, particularly
wham the last nine months. Iliiviog used all
the remedies proscribed by my physician, also
having tried other niCalie tr; little or no lid"
'vantage,' became-vary mach discouraged and
fall asthon.gh.,l must suffer as Icing as I lived.
But providentially 1 was infer:fled ) by Mr.
Mott,. instructor of the public school at Staten
Island. that 1 retold he cured by your valuable
Pile Eleetuary. hewing confidence is bite
statement, I tinencdictsly proctored 'some of
medicine and ant very happy to inform
you that t um now perfectly eared by the use
of only one fees. Very • truly your obedient
servant, GEORGE R. CROPS
Sod winifesele end relmil by KETCHAM
&,HENSHAW; 121 Fulton et, N. Y., end by
, druggists generally tlientig,hant Ibe Voile
Steles Dud Cone/ie. Pelee 31D per box, ,
SKIM in Curl.sleti., S ELLIOTT,
Iv's 25; iB4B
'StantcTn's ExteVnal Remedy,
11 ca.m.En
111.717.111(EXr.
Is new =lsom* acknowledged ;AS ba the
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
Fo Rheumatism. Spinel A ffeetions,Cantenetions
of die Muscles, Sore.Thtust. and Quinsy, ll
_ sues,, Old Uleens, Pains in the Back and.
t. Cheat, Arius in the Breast and Face,
Teeth-eche, Sprains, Br'uieas,
Salt Rheum, BUIPIIEt, Croup,.
linosted Feet, end• ell' -
N tureens Diseases. •
L1N1.1%11011,' is sastaining a name
• 1:11. sty unequalled by an y . similar remedy. 1-
towhees no pu ffi ng to give it a reputation,. it hex
beau fur some Limo ailantlyy,and enrelfitocuting
it, andi now, when hi bens tialsotrecte haie
experienced by so many,' the expressions of grad
ludic, are- dontinually 'appearing,' and those" who ,
have been made wHole by its means are desirous
,that the afflicted, should; no "lender remain. -
tans of its invaluable and' infallible effitnicy..
..Mr. woo: E. Stanton, the Proprietor; 16 con,
stantky,roceivinglestinionialupf benefits receive
• from ad use; and Manyaf,the entre ifltatt 01404 -
almost exceed': belief.- 16' . one ease 'a offild'lta4
boort' a cripple fbr'Ciglit - Ydere, having sr enchli d. ,
, tho sititte,'whed at this age o Avid', years,. hy
* I chair. :Mediae!. treittnoWfailedi' hut' fail
bottle* oft e nptnent ,re. ore ..ot in ; .'queetifil
and ,hi*now joina . zijioi it; :p!iiyulAyip!inmlle.
youtlffild, ganiliols, as. roltuat,os
• thitv,;Und'Onlya- , .small,liuyait
mind !lint' of hut o
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Bed by:alltwita. May
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com po u obi t iltlothers are lialdo-to,durittg .
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