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Extrscis fr9,o Cu address delivered be
'fore the Chack4.g., (Md.) Agricultutal
Society by Hon. J. G. dHAPAIAN.
«I have said that the market for the
products of the farm, is the honie of the
consumer; and• the comnion sense of
every man will tell him that the expen
ses of transporting those products to that
market is deducted from its sale and
paid by the producer. We ship our
products to the most convenient ports,—
they are sold by our factors to the specu
lators, br factor of an Eastern manufac•
turer, or European capitalist: ft is in
transit until it reaches the place where
it is bought for consumption. and the
price which we receive is just so much
as the article will sell for, clear of all
exactions to Ivliich it is subjected. The
factor who sells for us is paid a commis-
Sion. The speculator wha puschases of
him must have a conituis.sion or advance
for his :rouble and risk. The New
York purchrthr or agent, ndds on his
commission, and the consumer buyi the
art;cle in competition with similar arti•
cies articles that are grown nearer to
him—and all these charges and expen
ses of factotarre, commissions, freights,
insurances and exchanges, are deducted
from the price paid by the cu
and the balance minus the . pry
speculation, is th 3 price paid to the far
-•mer for his -produots;Alie—nearer -then
— the inarke or to consumer' is ,roug,
to the producer; the batter. the icrice he
will get for his produce. This 'is the.
----great-seeret-etf-t-he-vv-eratit-and-power-o.
England. All of her agricultural pro
. • ducts are consumed at rioml.;:lind she
exports the fabric and corrimodity..which.
is manufactured upon the farmer's pro
ducts to every part - of the -world—thus
keeping the consumers of her pro - ducts
in the condition of colonists to - her.—
She ‘:s. emphatically the workshop of
he world." Contrast the condition of
Portugal with that of England. The
sun never shone upon a fairer region
'' than Portugal, and. there is no country
snore inviting, and affording greater in
ducements by nature to the agricUltura
list, yet she is in Tt state of worse than
vassalage to England, because she has
by treaty stipulations bartered her man
ufactures for a market for her -vines, and
removed the customer so far from the
prOdUcer, that the costs of transportation
alone exceed the value of the article, and
her name it now .i , synonsmous with po
verty and wretchedness,'
"It population which - produces
weiiith,_and population which improves
agriculture, We want more consumers
for our 'products. The products will
increase if the consumption would • in
. crease.,
.Your land will become. rich, if
your population will fill up-and consume
what is made. The more that is requir
ed for domestic consumption, the more
will the capacity of the production be
increased. Your lands will, grow rich
as your .popnlation demands from them
the ratio of the demand upon the.eapac
ity of the land for supplies for •clainestic
consumption. You want. population.—
You want consumers. You want the
artizans, and mcchanics r and machinists;
' and manufacturers as consumers of your
products: For your corn—your w heat—
oats—hay—potatoes—turnips--=canbage,
and eery other article which the teem
ing earth will yield to the labor of man.
I may be told that many of those articles
are not raised in greater amount than
necessary p for our own consumption,—
Be it so—and why not ? Because we
have no market for them I There is no
demand- for them. There are no consu
mers for them. • Let there be consumers
and we shall raise them. We shall find
our capacity to increase, in proportion to
the demand for consunition, and as the
, population increases, so will our produc
tions. Every means should be adopted
to create a larg.sr 'demand for our pro
ducts and to lessen. the expenses of send %
mg those products to market. IVe must
cretin) a market for our smaller agricul
tural products—our beef, veal, mutton,
turnips, potatoes and cabbages. These
must be exchanged for the implements
which the farmer requires in the pursuit
dins husbandry. Your hbes and axes,
and ploughs, and carts,, and barroiYs
should be got in exchange for t your : - pro
ductions, which now rot on y.our4iiinds;
or for such commodities 'as may - readily
be if there was a demand for
them: Your wool must be exchanged'
foecloth • or - rrinnufacturedk ittl , hoifief2X
Your hides must be given in exchange
for shoes. The tanner and the shoema
ker, the machinist and timmanufacturer,
the blacksmith and the weaver, must be
brought near to the plough4 ) they must
inhabit the same.neighborhood, and-the_y
. null prosper and increase .together.
irrDo not grndge the cost and labor
necessary to plant a feWPf 914 bes(Sltd . e
trees round your house ; and you have,
any doubts about what to ° ,plant E stiplc,
an elm. Thera, are — fe* trees an the,
world finer than a. fine sweeping
arid two or three of them will. give. even ,
a common looking 1ie,1 . 1 k
. ;If yOu"Plant;fri r iii trees slide;
they are likely;tb be broken to"pieces
the_frait, and thdy grow . unsightly the.
time that foresto.trees,grpw spreading and
ambfagaiMii. few men,whose
frienfit i haild 'so fair h mkjihrereat to their
memory,m(.thai , ihinaile iiik l tkeir own
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4,;.,.,., ,--..-- , GOND streetreorner of •Quor-:.
... L...-`
s;kr..'" •4kof
Gold 18 k. cups, full jewelle ;830 and
• upwards • . •
Silver Levers, lull jewelled, sl's and upwards.
Gold Lupine, 18 k. eases,' jeurtillell, $55 and
upwards
Silver Li-pines, jewelled, 810 find upwards
Silver Quart* Walthes,slB4. '
Silver Sprons:, - eiptal tb' boin;per sett—Tea,
88, Desert 8 . 111, Table sls,other - articles in pro.
portion. All goods warranted to be what they
aro sold for.
Constantly on hand n large assortment of fine
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE '
Also, an assortment of M .1 Tobias & Co.,
E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, E S Yates &
Co, John }lnrrison, G & R Beesley. and other'
superior Patent Lever Movements, which will
be cased in ally style desired
Arrangements have been made with 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
daring put on if requested
novB]
Aron Commissior Warehouse,
No. 109 North Water street, aed No. I.t N .):111
Wharves, Philadeiphiii.
THE undersigned still.contitiue the Commis
sion business, for the sale of all deScriptions of
EON. Our experience of many years, and ex
tensive acquaintance with dealers sad consumers
of Iron, throughout the country, has enabled us
to establish such relations as give us peculiar ad•
varitages to serve our correspondents,.equal to
any other house.
mar 22- in
THE NIAGARA SHOWER-BATH.
An entirely new Article for' Shower-Ba
thing, with warm or cold Water.
IS Bath took the premium at the Fair of
..._.:ranklin Institute, Philadelphia, October
18 1-8 -the'oply-Bat irthat-ev,Driemium:
et the Fair of the Maryland Institute, Notitem
bet 1818.
A great ankimporma r t improvement is made
"n-thia S hower-brah-over-al Lothers,-14-thrbwing_
the water immediately on the body; without
wouing the head, unless at the Will or pleasure
of the bather y but n greater point is gained by
being enabled to-bathe with warm water, which
no other Shower-Bath is adapted to—and Most
of all the Bath can be medicated without injury
to the hair,
Many persdns cannot talte.s cold bath—their
case is inet in this as they cab regulate the lent
perature of the Mater to sun their wish, mid,
commence bathing at any' season of the year
without any unpleasant result. Ladies can have
the advantage of bathing without wetting the
head or covering the same.
The arrangements are simple and complete.
and not liable to get out of order. The Bath
can lie adjusted to suit any height, froth a small
child to the tallest person.. When the door is
closed, the fixtures are hid and the outside ap
pearance is dint of q neat piece of furniturd.
They }11V(1 received the approbation of seve
ral medical gentlemen—otbers.are requested to
call and examine them. Mainapetured by the
Patentee. EPHRAIM' LARRABEE, •
- 24 Squib Calvert street, Baltimore.
BATHING.—Read what Armstrong says:
„Do not omit, ye who would health secure,
The daily fresh ablution, that shall clear
The sluices of the skin ; enough to keep
Thd body encred from undecent soil.
Sall to be pure, even if it did not conduce'
As much (as it does) to health, very greatly
worth--
Your daily pains; 'tis this adorns the rich;
The want of thie 0:5 - VerTr i ti - iforst - fo - e,
With this external virtue, age maintains
A decent grace: without it, youth rind charms
Are loathsome.
January 3, 18J9.1y.
2000 Premium' Blinds.
BJ. WILLIAAIS,, No 12 NORTH SIXTH
• STREET, Philadelphia. V ENITIAN
& WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURER
awarded the first and highest Medals at the N.
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions,
for the superiority ol his BLINDS, with con.
firmed confidence in his manufacture,) risks the
attention of purchasers to his aSsoriment of
2000 BLINDS of narrow and wide slats, with
tangy and plain Trimmings, of new stiles and
colors. Also, a large and general assortment ol
TRANSPAEENT WINDOW SttnnEs, all of which
he will sell at the lowest CA . BII rairEs.
. .
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
to new.
0:3-D EALERS SUPPLIED on liberal
terms...ca The cit;xens of Cumberlanacounty
are respectfully invited to call before buying
elsewhere—confident of pleasing all. 'Open in
the Evening
March 21.
Spring Elillenery Goods.
JOIIN STONE & SONS, Importers and
Dealers in SILKS, RIBBONS & MILL
N ERY GOODS, No, 4 . 1 South Second street,
Philadelphia, would respectfully cali the atten
tion of .Alerchatus and Milliners visiting the
city,. to - their' , large and rich` . assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, received
by late arrivals froth France, 'such as CLACK
SILKS for casing bonnets, Fancy Bonnet and
Cap Ribbons—n large and beautiful assortment,
-of all prices, Plain Alantua and Satin Ribbons.
from No. I to No. 12, French and . American
Artiaci4—Flowers, (in gnat variety), Colored
and White Crapes, Friney Laces and Nets
French Chili - 11ms, Face 'I rimmiugs—Quilings
Covered .Whnlebones—Crine, Buckrams--..Wil
lotY, Bonnet Crowns and Tips, together with
every article appertaining to the Alillenery trade
March 21, 1849.
SILH IIATES.
GEORGE A. WARDER &
Vi CORNER OF FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS,
Yhilndilphia respectfully solicit the custom of
lIA.TTERS and others engaged in the
They manufactere.SlLK BATS ryingfrom
24 to 42 dollars per vl.von t ill ar n crit
ctil, examination and compare favorably with
'thosi3.of any 'other numnfacturere, As they are
ttotely'eaga,pd in . tlns kbtisincee'lhey can, fill
Ilardero - Oxpadqmaely. , • .! ,
N. BL, `.l: M. ito*e;
•
BROOM . AND WOODEN-WARE
Storo, No. 63 North' Third street, ono door
above Arch, cast side, Philadelphia, manufactta
era and wholesale dealers in all kinds of Brooms,.
_Brughes,—Bucketsr-43edar—W-ntcr,—Wilid
Frotich Baskets, Shoe and Wall Brushes, Scrubs,
Duslrrs, Mats, Blacking, Bastern•mado Wood
en-Ware of every description, &c„ &c, at the
owcst market nriees.-. t, mar I
•
• S:
~/(AN'UPAOTDRETt'and'DEALER iii the
„LTA celebrated. E'r. II RIA'L 'OIL &' LA MP S:
alew TINE ,CAM PHINE 'OIL, with 'a.
complete , aseortment liurning •
~4,11,0 same:: ';Httirinictaliettl the large' iind.cenvt- •
cnicovetoreilsle: 187 BALTIMORE S'rREET,!
: 03,ultimore,); extending Ihrough :to Light: eltekit , .
,parly.onposite The °amain 1.1101, ho ieFnew
,propared,te supply. Madera in'tli above. line,
thebeettermilj:both , as to' ilualiwOnd
He respectftilly,nikeliurial froiii•Vunclual dual- ;
-ears, bolo , theirintereer.
. s..T.,iB;:the' lieleit6onf fee the , 6elebrated
S A . F REG LILATIN G Elst BR AT OR.;
a OW and valuable' 'invention by validly :Elbe;
rear Oilje reiiflere4 : pprfuqy hapnleti,iind the-, i
lighr ,
of goneratipg , lamp di; ctintiolable ea.
*; , j_ j j
' Feb
Braces. ...„
,THRiubseritier 'lint;m ju reeilVed"'griVisiiri
eleof-I)iII'ORTER?S'EFIO tJLDER 'BRA;
O CONRAD,
Importer of Watcher
BRICK & CAMPBELL
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• 4ce 11411 . 0
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Roorfis,-
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. vxTO ti-f.D"•rk4irdditiiity; . 'efill b
House.keopnri and' ex::‘
t;nsive'stock of splendid FURNITtfIt.P., 'Wan
i ag-S ollis,--Wardrobosi-Cont rattod-o
. Dressing and Plain 'l3ufseus,and-every ~ /arietfol
Cabinet-ware end- Chairs, which they have just
opened at their NEW 0111 S, on the cornet
of North Hanover and Loather streets; Carlisle,
They are confident that the superior finish of
tile workmanship, and elegance of style, in which
• their articles are got `up; together •with tinsit
CII6APNESS, will rec.pmmend thorn to every-per=
son wanting Fui•nflifiret They have also made
arrangements for 'manufacturing and Iteoping'a
constant supply of every article in their iime,rtnffirr
plainand ornamental, elegant and useful, at
prices which cannot fail to suit Wausau', They
would earnestly Invite persons who are' about to
commence shouse , keeping, to call and, examine
their present elegant stock, to which' the will
constatilly mnke addijions of the newest a ntost
modern styles.
COFFINS m ide to order at the shot t no.
ticejfir town and country.
Carlisle, Sent (3. 1848'
DRUG AND FANCY STORE 1
RESPECTFULLY invites the atten- r
lion of the public to his
Drug and Dailey Store, r.
in West Main street, Carlisle, where be. has
just received it fresh assoritnent of 'Drugs Me•
&pines, Paints, Oils i •Perfittnery, Jewelry and
Sa uodgr
Alltmget , Gis extensive variety may be found
all the most
Approved Patent Medicines,
All kinds of Salts, Dye Stuffs,
Quinine, Opium, Castor and Sweet. Oils
White Lead:; Indigo, Spices, fresh ground.
Glass, Putty, Chloroform,
Sbandeliers, Lmips, Wicks, Sperm Candles,
Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Cologne,' k tso, Lavender and Orang6 flower
Wat r r.
Bears Out lx Marrow and Hair• Dye,
Nail, Too h, flair, and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Ivori' torn, and Shell Combs,
Finger Bracelets, and Breast Pins,
Bead Bobs and Purses,
.
Sil-vet-Rpecrarles
Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands,
Fine Writing and Note Pnpur Envelopes,
Motto Wafers, Seals end Paper Weights,
Mirrors and Fancy Boxes,
' ritatluneots:_
F'
lino Knives and Scissors,
Carriage and Riding Whips,
Timbreline Clocks. 'Clunks, &0., &c.
0 Country Merchants, Pedlars and
thers may hear something to their advantage
by calling
X'rEshereal and Pine Oil received fresh
every week.
1 - :l , leffical aid and advice gratis to the poor.
January 17. 1818. •
WEIGHT dr. ,SAXTOZT,
MP' ,I 2TER.S and Dealers in li'oreign and
ii A RD WA R E, CLASS, OILS,
PAINTS, NAILS, IRON, STEEL, kr, Eat
Highitreet, opposite Ogilby's dry good store,.
Carlisle, Pa., have just received and are now
opening a large mssortnient of Goods in their
line, to which they would call the attention of
Patmers, Meehaniej, Builders, Housekeepers,
and others wanting Hardware, ns theicstock has
been bought at the lowest rates, and. will be sold
at a small profit.
They have also received n few of HOVEY'S
PATENT STR A W and CI)RN STALE
CUTTERS, to which they would invite the at
tention of Farriers. These Maehines hove tn
ken the premitnn at nem ly all the Agricultural
gxhilmiods - in the country, and are considered
preferahlelo any other Cutter now in use.
oct2s
A Purely Vegetable—Nedicine;
• 0 RSD ELL'S V EGETAB MRESTO
RA I IVL PILLS nave been -graddaffy
but surely comeing into favor, among the fami
lies °Nu& Country fol. sonic years past. They
have none this entirely InroughTheir great worth
as a FAMILY MEVICI NE. Agencies have,
been appointed but no puffing and humbug such
as is resorted to by quarks -to sell their 41,,dicine
has been done. The pills are offered for sale
and have and will continue to be sold by all t 0- e
principal storekeepers. The proprietors claim
for their Medicine the following advantages over
all others—vie r They are PURELY NEGE ,
TABLE. They are CERTAIN TO OPE
RA rE. Their operation is FREE . from all
PA IN. They can be used with EQUALBEN
‘EFIT by the YOUNGEST INFANT and the
S FRO NGEST MAN—Their efficiency in Fe-
vers, Aguc. Headaches. Habitual Costiveness,
Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, &c. has been pro
ved upon thousands. They are a Certain Cure
fur Worths. The proprietors possess a certifi
cate from a gentleman in St. Louiswho was int
re*neu TAPE WORM by the use a them,
TRY THEW THEY WILL NOT FAIL.
Travelling agent for the State of Pennsylva
nia—Cite% 11 LOA I'. A MET• For sale, price Hets
n box containing Ff F IN PI L I,S. with full di
rections by the following agents in Cumberland
County
For sale by lIIt RAWILTISnrlisle, Pn
JOI:IN DILLER, W imurrox,--Newvile
NV D E Iliqs,—Shippensborg.
S L SENTMAN,—Newburg. _ _ _
A WEEKS &to,
Proprietors, Laboratory, No 141 Cbestoutatreet
Poiladelpbta,
January, 241 h, 1819,
NEW AND CHEAP
ErratlacecdlwElooaz •Ctmteasq,
.I.IIIW opening by JACOB SEN ER, who re
spectfully calls the attention of his friends
and the public generally and all dealers in
HARDWARE, to his new and splendid assail ;
meat of, all kinds of Hardware, such as §'itd-_
dler's Tools and Saddlery Ware of every- do
scription and style, all kiwis of Carpentees,tools,,
and building materials of all kinds and nev
style, all kinds of material used by.erftliinet
makers. Also, Shoe Findings of all Itindi,
good as;ortinent of Ikleies MoroccoAld,.Freneh
straits, lining and binding skins for shoe-ma
kers, all articles used by shoe makers constantly
kept on hand, Blacksmiths 'can be supplied
ivith the very best•of hammered iron, warranted
good, also all kinds of rolled; slit, round, band,
and strap iron, cast, shear, spring English and
American blister steel, Warranted good, also
lot of sheet iron for Miners. Housekeepers' an
also be supplied with every article necessary
for housekeeping in the Hardware Line.
• -Ethereal and Pine Oil Lumps of every doscrip
tion just received, also ethereal end pine oil-for
sale.just fresh, all ItitidS of paints, oils, varn
ishes, turpentine, also, a first rate article' to pre
serve loather shoes, and keep the feet dry.—
I f ook out and boar in mind. ,
Farmers, Mechanics and Housekeepers an d
all who use the article of HARDWARE call
tit tto 0141 — lcilown now arranged HARD—
WARE STAND. formerly kept by Lowis
Harlan. in North Hanover street, next' ilactilb
John Cornnian'e tavern stand, now kept by H.
Glass, and alio next door to George Keller's
Fancy Hat and Cap Store. Call and examine
for yoursolvei,Lnd save money, as we aro de
termined to Sell all articles at the very emalleet
profit-Jor-CASH 'and wo think weldmll be able
to sell a little lo , •etz than any other Hardware
Store to town, as: aode are well selected
and iaro:purchased r o-der to sell lowat
thqnswarranged Store, well-known
as sLewis Harlaies old 'stand, whore you May
find.rt good-, assortinont of every article in the
Hardwire?Trado. Dantt,`kforget•tlio -- •Stand, its
'quick sales andinutll.oooo te:thCinder - of,the
day.
Call and o;axtine`for yOurselyes. •
—IACDErSENER:
411: ( 1:T. piiiE
L,ll7;w as )i:t m ,
ROwly's'WhEiif,
itTiluThlcTrofFirlour, urnio; Uloverseedi
: Whiskey, %Lumberitr&c.,
warding Goods, via Tole -.IV a ter .19ttita1taild
PennsylvatiltlanytrOvartiehtli Orders for fish
s n i t , pil aster , ./4..e;,Lytecii!'.
,1 tihipP,lied at ,lop , tisk
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1 - toinxbeen engaged in , the abovp , htillitiese .
;4uring thp last , iivcayearsi , akcatitiattairon of - 110:
: :,jett rsmage,Of ,14;.friartiist• and 00 h tid , is :r e l.;
L . spectfully solicited: ". •
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FOR THE REMOVAL & PERM:kW:NT
CURE OF 'ALL DISEASE. 4 ARISING
• FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD OR HOU' OF .
ti . THE SYSTEM, VIZ : •
Scrofula •rer King's Evil, Rheumatism, Ob.
stinale Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or rii
toles on the Face, Blotches, Hiles, Chronic
Sore Eyed, Ring Worm or 'fetter, Scald Held'
Enlargement and pain of the Bones and
otnts, Stubborn Uleer's, Syphilitte_Symptoins
Sciatica or Lumbagor-eint — Diseakes arising
from an injudicious use of Mercury, Annus
or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life.
Alko, Chronic Constitutional Disorders.
In this preparation are strongly.concentiat
ed all the Medicinal propertimol SA RSA PA It IL.
LA, continued with the most efreetu it aids, the
most ssintary productions, the most potent
rimplee of the vegetable kingdom ; and Hiles
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 has
established on its own merits a reputation
...for_YALIMuuLEFFICACy far superior to '
•
Sarsaparilla, DifibtlAes have been cured, such
ad are riot..furnished in the records of time
past; and what it has already done fer-the
Clausen& who have used it, it is ca:nitile of
• • g for the million still and stru !
gling with disease. It purifies, cleanses, and
strengthens the founts n siur.z gs of lite, and
in furies new vigor throughout the whole ani
' mai frame. • •
'Pile dueling forwhich this - article ierecom.
mentl.ed,are tlifiiie to which it, is known feerri
personal experience to' ha adopted; and those
apparently removed beyond the sphere of its
action have yielded to its influes•ce„ The cat.
alogue of complaints might be greatly ex-
Wilde , ' to which' the sarsaparilla is aillpted,
but experiences nreves its value,. and every
suoceeding day is adding new trophies to its
OM
ANOTHER CULE OF SCROFULA
The following striking and, as will be seen
perinanent cure of an Inveterate case of Scro
fula, commends itself to all similarly afflicted.
SOUTHPORT, Conn., Jan. 1, 18,49.
MeSSIN. SANDS : Gentlemen—Sympathy for
the afflicted induces me to inform you of the
remarkable cure effected by your Sarsaparilla
in the case of my wife. She was severely
of wit-the serpfula on-different parts of ,
the body ; the glands of the neck were greatly
enlarged emitter limbs much swollen. After
suffering ova a year and finding no relief from
the remedies used, the disease attacked, and
below the knee suppurated. fler physician
advised it shoUld..be laid open, which was
denta,Antyvi•hout any perfflanem /benefit. ..In.
this situation we heard of, acrdrc ii.dneed
to use SANDS' Sarsfolarilla; The first bot
tle produced a decided and favourable effect,
relieving her-mere•tlinn any prescription she
had ever taken, and before eha had used six
bottles, to the 'astonishment and delight of
her friends, she found her health quite rebtnr
.
od. tis now over a year since the cure we
effectd, and her healtlr_remains good, show
ing t . e disease was thoroughly eradicated
from the system. Our neighbors are all
knowing to these facts, and think very highly
of Sands' Sarsaparilla.
Yours with reppoct,
JUIAUS Pikli:
Extract from a latter from Mr. Ingiaham, a
gentleman well known in. Delaware county.-:-
It commands itself to all similar!) aMiHed.
Gentlemen wilt, has used several bot
tles cf your Sarsaparilla, which I obtained
of your agents in this place, from which, she
has received such pecial benefit, that I nun i n _
duced to add mine to the abut dant testime el _
now beforo the publio in favor of its .inedi
nal virtues. Her father, mother, and man,
other relatives, have fallen victims to consump
lion, and it was aupposod that she too was in
clined the same way. She had several... turns
of raising blood, dsc., and at length became
so reduced that her life was.despaired of from
day to day. Wo wore induced to try your ears.
sparilla, as before. mentioned, from the use of
whirl) her_ health...l itis b
_gen reatorad ; so. that
for the past year she has hem able to attbild
to hoe domestic duties.
Respectfully yours
JOHN B. INGRAHAM
BRONCHITIS CURED
The following shows the virtue of the ears
,Tillt-'lll7removiiig Bronchitis, a disease
witioti,if.not.speedily arrested, leads to con
sumption. Itallays sparimodio action, changes
the soMetions; and by its tonic and alterative
properties, removes the unhealthy action, and
the patient is restored to health.
NettiTUCICAT, Mt Nov. 1 1 th, 1548-
Idessre.SANse--Gentlemen : I wish to make
public, fur the good of those afflicted with.
Bronchitis; the healing properties of your
Sarsaparilla.' My wile suffered for twenty,
months in such a manner as is not easily de
scribed ; at times she was not able to speak
above :a whisper, and when exposed to the cold
air, it occasioned something like spasms in
the throat, the effect of which was felt in the
cars aud eyes, causing tears to flow. Phil
complaint was aitended with a dry cough,
produced by the *stunt irritation and in
domination of the throat. By the use of your
SARSAPARILLA she was perfectly cured,
it' bei? now mote than three inuntlaufin c ,
any symptoms of the disease.
Yours, with respect,
GEORGE G. II OEG
Extract from a letter received from Mr. N
W. Harris, a well known in Louisa county'
Va.: , 7
Gontlemen,—l have cured.' negro hey of
m i ne w ith your sareaparillo who was attacked
with Scrofula. and of a sett felons family.
= Years truly
irN. W. HARRIS.
PrOorieks Mull, Ara., July 17, 1848.
SANDIe,SARtIPUILLS.—It seems almost un.
n coseary to kited attention'to an "'article so
well known, and so deservedly popular, as this
prdparitliOnOre'pationts . often who, wish to
use`thilextract: of sarsaparilla are induced to
try,vni r thlpai ,eotripennolls' beating did name
but .'containing littlq pi -none of the virtue of
this yalattblo root; and, we think-we cannel,
confer a greater:benefit on our. renders than in
directinirrtheir attention to the ndvertisetnent
of Messrs. Sends in another column. The
reae4l.r.been enlarged to hold ,a
moa n, un d thostnalm i sylsh aireally goodortf.
c l e 4111,find eonisinttrated l thit all 4 tilenedii'
OW ll O,O lll ° ( 41. ‘ tho. root, IThe reaOrceneti of
oc,dsuadeiniaproyed-inFeffietteidamailpirtho-
Varioni'dTheases tor which is.raothrtinetidedl
sand.nt thlPMettent tiniit'mote than atty Vher,
Perhaps, s this 'medicine' inielltian'_nronering
th° 4 l o t9 i ,Pi r- it.'olll*.° of . sOaeotl. - iioyts,
'l.°o"4,P4t.;ittdif;',^2, .
t rtic.pgrq4 eild, , ,,ry,llOlesale and ro
ittil4lbyi.A.,Efe&:Dc'll3ANDS, riruitists
.ClOniasts, Air .I\oton street, corner
- "Willi4ln'Molyi'Vrk.. uSold`:: also by",
Drugoists', r gphoftilyTop gh out tho„U.
Sirittrarith(Rfd'-' dit'' , Vrice 'sl 'Ver,battln:
ft`ir, ~
Sold by S. Etil4lo7lYabioqtr
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ji l dtileW:f.,.,-;•; l !o#.*ii s T:tZ-17' ; 74'7i 7 A ,
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, 8.11171 , M- 11 l irma4, ,
nahsorThers the right
P. of Giult!ill-trid, T dtpity Crow:.
' P.ltettr' eltriin.mteier thil.y would
tiro Famers
ge . nerai, ilizß they will wake curd viler hie Faith.
hiir Chariot at the Cabinet ‘'lrare-rooto of Gee.
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talc utii..to of D.
• The prin..apal advantage this thorn has over
all others that it is so constructed that the top
cati be taken off Rt as to give free neeess to the
inside of the churn, which makes it convenient
to putlin the cream and get out the butter. A
Thermometer is attached to the end of the
Churn so as to show Ole 'exact temperature of
the cream, which experience -shows should be
60 degrees to make good Butter. A chamber or
space is arranged around the bottom of the
churn, for the purpose of admitting cold or warm
warier, so as to bring the cream to the desired
temperature without mixing the water With the
cream. The secret in churning . butter is, to
have your cream at the proper temperature ; it
- Will produce more and. better Muter, and take
less time in churning; it churns equally welkin
cold or' warm weather—no such thing as having
scalded butter. All that is necessary to make
goad 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 and examine for themselves.
Mr. Geo. Siingler—Sir; We have been using
the Thertuometer Churn I got of you fur some
time, and find it far superior to the old barrel
chttrn lor several reasons; first, great saVing of
time in getting butter. the average time of churn
ing fifieen Minutes, (all weathers); sec
ondly, the hinter when obtained is much firmer
than when .using an) other churn ; finally - , my
folks say they would not exchange it for any
other churn and twice the original cost of the
Thermometer Churn.
.. Sep. '2B, ISM] G. W. SIIFIAFFER.
Mr. Geo. Spanglex—l have had the Crowell
Thermometer Churn you made for Inc in use
at my place, and I do not hesitate to say dint no
Farmer should 'be without it. Fifteen minutes
is all3h3iime required to make flutter, nod die
value of this saving of time and labor consists in
this, that it requires no more time at any one
season !hp' another ; and that the• temperature
e - is . pr.-
duz6d i:::ertoktry; nod 'without the attnibiiiire .
of warm or ad wate'r with thsv cream is-rll.
Carlisle, Aug. 17, 1818.•
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F., ar hrucnfir ll,l, •=••
man) I give tl is eertifieme. After using the
Thermometer Churn made by Mr. Spangler of
this place, I would have none other in my fami
ly, We ha've been Msing the Old.barrel churn.
for thirty years past, and 1 must say it is not to
be compared to Crosvell'e TlCermoineter Churn,
either for speed or elturninn. or convenience; in
the old barrel churn it took itenerally from four
to six hours to churn the churning, now in the
Thermometer ClJurn 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 do:ILS
JOili:1" -
Carfisle, S m. 4, !SIR. I
GED lIGE SPANGLER has also on hand,
and will manufacture to order 'CABINET
WARE, of every description. such as Bureaus,
Secretarys Sofas, Table., Bedsteads, and all
articles in his line, and will sell as chetip as can
he b)tight nny'where in the county, and warrant•
his Furniture) ei goad material and durable work .
'manship, -Ile Would invite the pnblieje call and
examine his week before pmehasing.
COFFINS I n.tde at the shortest notke; t er msr
moderete. fool
13ICK LES, Pl 2 ESERVES —Just received
and opened by the* stibsliber, preserved
Ginger and Pine Apple, Orange .telly,'-Pickled
Lobsei-rs, Gherkhis, ).lang-oes, Peppers, Picol
lilit.Tomalocs and t/nitins, I Hives. Capers; An."
ehovies, Tomato Ketchup, Imo mixed
French' Mugtard, with a verrehoiee and pure
article for sale - at
may3l HAVERSTICK'S.
Cum!). Vally Trangportation-House:
=:L rf
I •J' P are ; •Ask.
Canal and Rail Road Line', for Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c. •
\V. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
cIIP Merchant, ilitintsixao, • Pa. Worms his
friends and the public, that from the liberal pat
ronage extended to hint during the past year he
has been encouraged to make Store extensive ar
rangements fur the present sen Ann, and fins ad
ded two new, large and Splendid Boats to his
LI N E;lfild will be fully prepared alter the op
ening of the Can.d.'to forward PROD VC E and,
MERCITAN DIZE of all kinds to' and front' l
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Prtsh.ogit„ &e., at the
lowest rates of freight and Wall the utmost des•
patch.
Agents for, Boats
C:IItLISI,R ,S CIASKELL '
Rai, street Wharf, Philadelphia.
GEISE & St)N; •
No. 45 Cominetee st. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK &. ?
J. AIeFADDEINI & C 0.5 Pitts'g
Agents for Cars, .
WUNDERLICH, & GRIER, ,
t No. 272 Nlarket st., Philadelphia.
CIIAJ.OitER & REYNOLDS,
No: 423 Market st., Philadelphia.
•SITER, JAMES & CO.,
Broad street, Philadelphia.
PENN'A. k. 04110 LINE,
• 4. 'lNorth street, Baltimore.
Harrisburg, March 29, lelt.l.—tf..
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Harrisburg Transportation Line.
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FUNK & MILLER, ••
FO RW A R DIN G& Commission Merchants,
HAnuisuoito, Pa. ship Produce, Merelian
.dize •. to 1341iimorti, Philadelphia, & c. Site.—
emit: , Nails, Salt, Fish, Groceries, &c.
cotisiniuly for Slag.
..
Harrisburg: march 29, 1849
Eitamumue.o:...)u-adzo..k.-:.tu I
. •
.111egheny Mouse. ' •
No. 280 Market Street, above Eighth,
South side.
PHILADELPHIA.
TATS Largo and splendid ljotel. has been fur
nished with entire new furniture. The Bnr•
Room is the largest in Philadelphia. The Par
lors and Sitting-rooms are entirely separated
from the noise and hustle, consequent to the ar
rival and departure of capi. The portico ex
tondiftg_iiio_xoloto front of tho houne—affurds_a_
cool retreat in warm weather, and a splendid
view of the greatest thoroughfare in the City..
The Lodging Ronnie are Well furnished. The
Table as well provided for as at any other Hotel,
with every attention of the managers to make it
the best Hotel for Merchants and business men,
'daring-their stay itr the City. Tho terms will
be one dollar per day. On Alto arrival of the
Cuts from the west, a' Porter will'be in attend
ance to 'convey baggage, &c., to the Hotel,
which is adjoining the depot.
Feb. 7,
Atwo3d's E:npire 033:rins Ova
IN again calling attention to this unequalled
11l STOVE, the proprietor has.(he pleasure ,to
inferth the' public that (externally) it, has
.under= -
gone an entire change—the pipe and hearth pla
•' cod oppe,sito ouch otlier,..and a SUMMER
• BEAR TII AND
APPARAXUS;
being added, Alms . .rendering . it &Mikis, and un
less there is,apoilier, faultless Stove .lirtlie mar-.
ket, this is' anquestionably4ho 'besti L inf 'lt now
embraces:every valuable imiyovement.Posseeired.
byiiny.other . Stove, in addition to some 'peculiar
toitself,neaured'by Letters Patent. ' •
'rho'.sueentisnf 'fins Stove, since its introilne
tionienneipialled: . Nothing .haslever•been . erf
• hired`for 'CulliterYMelee:that .hielilyeit rue')
eitEihn;fe et inn
dealers liiiii& - nfreit use 'its'.
r,ltindaniBntlif.princirilek but the'ProportiOne were
unlike the
.origmal i that
,they,fbpar thoyelative
' valdelhat 'n'ecinnterfet(Aloes to i i genuine
Coiiipleii+•CO.Oi{aiiil,"otlibr'COol{-9;POV S;
in great varloty, '.PereenedeSiring these
~:ble, ' Sleveirr are reqUestedfio pull lie, , Sitivii: - #11 . (1.
~r i ri: Wate tieritin febtdrY of 't lie .
tinbacrekr,L','Ph
: r Main ittreet,,Xarlie4l, ,w llo ,kk
Ird'enentyi .l ';`,'..: •
4APIEq nammitt . .7 7- 7 77 .
corner .of Sc; sigh . : sta. Carlisle'
p . ll, offers'fors.ale on the most reasonable terms
a o.a
targssort Ment'of.cheice:Druge,.. and ''Rledi;
eines, che mica is, , the
most msefel Vitioni:Medirines: a150.t...,An elegant
assortment ~01:' Porfamery::Teeilet, tittd-; S ha lung
Soaps, ; shaying, Creams; I lai;::Dyei..Hair ,, Oils,
is groat varietyer-iiniri 'rooth,i4lat. Nail; Flesh
& Cloth brushos,it-tWhleain ere t. variety. Dir L .,
ThFilliCast:Oalletri . ,lfeeketA4o-.As,lCmtribet, &
Ink Stands, Mottol Wafers &'tseals; Find , WiP
& Note ,fiper, envelopes,,Ragors, , . Pep
IttevesAnieillirit;,&l.ll.ltkolltripar_iranttyk,Wax
..Cartl• C'aeos, Fancy ,Boxgs, Camellias, Patent,
Laid itietrOMOGlbbee'dr.tWicktifpiraiOil i :SANl
Candlos;*e: ,iTTf.r. LT I: .1•;$ v; ,,
AV exleptive.naidrtmerit , oilMreartVellt&J,oo..t
MeatieMegars,, , 'l'abaceo , ,&lBnult.' '
Call'andd examino_the , coCkVhdlelerbpared to
,Ofrer,,indnaements , taliarchaserefdr cash. •
carliale; , January', , ,2ltoB4pl..
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Leaf,
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in.v; hold and =Ulf barielsoti;,'Stero tap& fin • T a c o ;ifo# toile In;
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FM ALI.LX AND PF..Nth,l94olj(;[.; Coraien or .Noren urn.
. CAl.ruiel•rrl , " •
(ye, 1,61,1',5,4 in cor:pui by on out o f
~12`1JA111.)50.4n.24,1n* open
14,10. ilu4 , fitly CtOtiizt,;l-iiial Winirt
der thu jug alit: 1.
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text -door to
EECTEME
“EO. STANGLIM,..
iSAAP L. MYERS.;
SUROM
-4 , 1g,w-4. ol lmuvanics , -*
Cli>inyutan, Jia.iobSlieliv, Wm. K. Onrgatt
Ilyir, itzet. It.l err Ili:etc-nu
Hoary Logan; filichitct Coc•klin, lieninntin II
Musser, .Levi Alerhel, Jacob Kirk, Enrol. Prow•
ell, sr, and iiieicitoir Ku:mimeo), who respect full 3
call the attention of citiiens of Cumberland ant
York counties to the advdntages which the com
pany hold out:
The rates of insurance are as low and favorable
as any company of the kind in the State. Per
sons wishing to become members are invited. to
make' application to the agents of Alto company,
who are willing_ to wait Own them nt any tittle,
.1 /CC 013 SllKltLV,.l'.tesident
HENRY LOGAN, V. Pres't
Lewis Ilvrn Sectmaty
eotaern; Tietistner
AGENTS—litooolph Martin, New Cumberland
Christian Titzel and John C. Dunlap, Allan; C
Ilarrnon, Kingstown; lityny Zettrirg,
mansttiwn ; Sinion Oyster, Wm mlcytLing ; Ito•
her( Moore. Charles Dell, Carlisle. .
Agenis lOr York, County—Jneob Kirk. gene
ral agent ; John Sherrielt, John Rankin, J. Bow
man, t'eter NVoKurd:
Agents for Ilarrisburg—llousar & Lockman.
N) 9 •
• THE CUAI HEIMAN D yiki.LKY
alittleat Prot e ction Consp , y
gout:: cb:m3F:lll,Alsa) VAIILEYmuTu-
I. A L PRO fIXTION CCM PA-NI, il I he
under the direction of the following board of
Managres for the, ensuing 3 ear, sizi--Thos• C.
Nlilldr,PresidentiSiimuerGallirailli, Vice Pre
sident; David \V . McCullough' Treasurer; A.
G. Miller Secretary, James \ Vea k ,J oho T
Green, Joint Zug, Alirsham King, Richard
Woeils, Samuel 1111810 a; Peal, !Scott
Coyle, Alexander Das id son. There are also a
number of A g cid • a ppoilit (IL aujacet.l
counttes, who will receive applications for in•
surance and forward them immediately for op
proval to the offiee of the Company ,A 1 lien the pol
icy will he issued without delay. F or r urt h e
ililortua lion see the by-laiesof the conmagy_ . ,
• T-14-O-37-C7NrIT P rest .
! - t I LLER See'y.
The folhoo leg gentlemei, have been appoints.
A CF. N T
L. 11. \Villiams , Esq.,Westivennshorci, Get.
erftl Await.
S. . Co) lef enrkisle,
r. . ; , . •
Genrge Brindle, Esq.. Monroe.
Jos. M , F. so:4
.10110 Cleyot.pin. Esq. Vog,,eit
. . .
Stephen enlhertHon ,Sitippenstpxrg
September 2P, }Ol7
The Franklin Fire Insurance Ccm-
pang of philadelphia.
FFIC E, No. I(.;31 Clie.9nut strcet, near Fitt
.I_, street,
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Rancher George W. Richards
Thohias Hart Mordecai D. I,ew,s
'l'obias \V u her Adolphe E.-Berle -
Samuel brunt David S. Rtown ,
Jacob R. Ho th Morris Paiterson . •
Cot tinue to make insurance perctual . or 'Mil
ted, ti}ety dem ipnon of property in towir am
country, at Otes ns • Low no are consistent witl
security. The company have reser% cd a hog,
contingent fund, whirh wi:h their capital . and prc•
ndums, safely invested, afford ample• protectim
tc the insured.
I,taThe assets of the, company on January Ist
IRIS, a< pottlished affrecably to nn net of Assem
,hly, were as follows,
Mort Li,aKies 8690,358 65
Peal Ii;e:Into
100.358 fal
Tempornv Loans "AE,: , , 12.1,159 00
Stocks .
61,363 25
Cash on hand and in hands of
agcn.a, 35,373 28
$1.'220,097 G 7
Sinee their incorporation, a r wfind of eightee
years, they-have paid-upwards of ONE MILL- it2l
TWO Ii ENURED TIIOI'SA XI) DUI. LA RS, losses by lirt
thereby oflording evidence of the ,advantngea
insurnnce. ns well as the ability and dispositio
to meet with proinptness. all liabilities.
.CIIA IMES N.RANCKER,'Pres't.
.CIIAS. U. BAN , ICER, Sc.'.. , feb 2
The sttbserjber is naeftt fokAidkabove compan
for Carlisle nod its viiiniiy. All applications f
insurance either by moil or- personally. mill. I
promptly - nt.ontled to. W. D. SEYMOUR.
Ejuitable Life Insurance, Annuitl
and Trust Company.
OrrICE 71 Wulnut.strect, Phiadelphia.-
Capital S 250,0t10.—Charter perpetunl.-
Malts Insitrance on lives at thi.ir office in Phil,
dolphin, and at their Agent'ics throughout U.
States, at the lowest rotes of pretniunt.
t . ltates ti,r insuring at 81100 on n sit%lo . .itlin.
Age. For I year. For 2 yenrikrnife
20 81 ni• : i ? . i ,....4101
30 ' 99 . 1,30L - .1,04
40 1,29 . 1.641- r , 2,07
50 1,86 2,07 I 3,91
59 • 3,18.. 2,971 I 603
EX A M P pelsen aged 30 )ears next but
day, by paying . the company 93 cents wonitl
cure to his Wally or heirs $lOO should he die i
one year ; or for 89,90 he secures tot lie M Stool
orfor $l3 ennunily for seven years he securt
to. them 81000 should he die in seven years';
for 820.40 paid annually during life, he securt
$lOOO to be paid when he she% The insure
securing his own bonus, by the difference i
amount of premiums from dilute charged In
otheennices. Fdr $19.50 the heirs would re
ceive 95000 should he die in one year.
Forms of applieltion_iApll particulars ma)
he had at the 9ffig.p of . FRED' X WATTS, Esq.
_
J. CV. to A.-.7sfi N, .Pres't
IL U. Treircrr, See'y.
Fnyn'jc. Wi/orrs,Ati'y.
' Dr. D. N. MAnoN, Medical Examiner.
-r eug2B
Hat and Cap Store.
THE suhscriber havin„i , just returned from the
city, would inform the public that he is now
otkining a splendid assortment of SUMMER
HATS at his old stand in N.Nannyer street.—
His stock comprises Mohn•kin, Nntria,- Rocky
Mountain Beaver, Pearl, Cossimere and Silk
HATS, of the most 'substantial make and latest
style. Also CAPS of .every description and
'
alio invites his friends to call at his eStablitth•
ment before purchasing elsewitere, rig he is con
fident that they will find it to their advantage.
mnyiG. GEORGE KELLER.
N. B.—Highest price given for Furs, Lbrah'i..
-Woo -
Anti Dyspeptic Catholicon,
For Dyspepsia, Nervous Lloii*4, and
,Liver
Diseases.
LIS is a Vegetable compound; warrented.
safe Rnd (Arm:tent remedy, not Only for Op.
pepsin, but for those diseases resulting front midi
connected with a disorderee,Condition..9l:thr
ittomach antlliver, or. derangeinent4Of the dikes
five' falfetions; seek', as debility ar ; weakness,
flateleti4;lnes . ,ofiMpetitit,.seur,ernetations and:
ascidit ortlM. etomach,. Costiienesit;, headache;
flatulent and'billitineenlia.' is Partisularly re
commended to those ho„ aro saffertng • under.
deVit y anirKdeProsOttv.iif ,epirits, its soothing,
and renthating Rower's being particularly adap
ted ki'rench!eases.l • •
oesalit '
. • 111 t r r. 1 n::1
111111 . DrCAS 411141 Frock routs. Over Critts,•saelts,
el ults, Pants end Vest s, lira and l'reek coats
of Cloth from six dollars tipa ds, Put.t.4 let in
. $l.lO to $6, Vests from 7.7 its . to 1.8.C0, elniks
front Bto $2O. 'de also keeps shirts, bosoms.
collars, neck and pocket lorralkerc Hitt,, cent
forts, caps, gloves and Haslet y , ill short 'EV:" r 3 -
thing appertaining too gebilematt's wardrube --
As he is agent for au extensile Louse he will Lo
enabled' to 'Zee ft reit grit dsatt taut itt.t t
•montli. He will receive regularly the N York
and Philadelphia and will (pare :t o
pains in Mating tip his walk in the most durable
and Ilishicnintile mann( r. Ile a ill also make up
work purchased at othe'r sicrt., in the most care
- ul mama! ill 'me 'meth tilkr kilo:lion to
Children's Clothing Ire respettlithy solicits u
shave of public patronage
1V It PARKINSON,
Dee 13, 184-8 Agent !by I.e Propnietot
Great Attraction for thp itoltda3o
At ‘Kriei-Kirkle's Fad ctalter'F,
IN NORTH HANOVER ST.:'CAIII.IS,E, PA.
THE Subscriber would rf spectrally haw in
the citizens of Carli de, and ihose.w 1.0 n.ny visit
it during the Holidnyn, that he nnit.ufec- •
taring, and n ill keep roost slily on lint.d, 41
large ass o rtment of CONFECTIONARY,
SUGAR - PLUMBS, suitable for the ap
proaching festivities, will le sold W bola
snle or Retail, at the Ut u STAND iu North Inn
over Street, a few doors north of 11 a
.Park,
Where he also Itanon hand n large nsrortment
of FRUITS and N UTS of the latcst. importa
tion, which wil; be sold on nerommodntirg
terms, consisting in port of ORA N GES, LE
MONS. GRAPES, Raisit a, Prunes, Dates,
Citron, Figs, Almonds, Colon -nuts, Cream
nuts, Filberts, Pen-nuts, English Walnuts, & c.
&c. He would also call attention to the last
assortment •of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN TOYS, ever I rough( to this
plaice, consisting naril of fine Frent Fancy
tuxes, kid and Jointed Dolls, all. fires, dull
heads, fine Chinn, conmon wecilcn—
•nnrF-zurs,7lctitlien-t•itie and furniture - in boat f.t--
Brnrs and tin trumpets, 'M inky clogs,..lmm.e_
lint bliSitel - 01 - 1 - d - ini irer - i:Mr CS. reill.y 103 , F, o
all kinds, wagons and cheelbnrnws,Pre tin
toys; todls in hoses, games, &c. Pi
anos, Fiddle; TaniLorinrs, Hun nrs,
cordeons, drums, guns, p:s•uls. &c. Glass t d
China toys,'fine rewit g I ' , acts. P'lso, To
lo
WEL. unske . e, nr.d n vntievy it ctLet erti h s
tad r.turerous to o
~n•ennuci fort with the nteve he 1r jt:t re
ceived n mime lot of .
. .
Fresh Glocerissi
eonsistirgcirof tart d; cn,r Lr J , lonf ri d
11occtl SUGA 13S. Nt w GlhPry, Trinin d
.Syrup, and Sugar 11, UFC MOLASSES very
elwnp. Inn eri: I, Yc lit g Ilyrr.,l I d lilncic
'TEA. Chi:H.ol,oe, IVnirr, Fue nr, d
Pic-Nir CRACKERS CII( rev. p g
&a. HIE: 1J SPIC ES , at G.: , num cg,. eir
nnp:oo. rloves, p, get gc r, ullrl ice. LI( ut d
OT whole.
All orders thaidsfully rereivrd nr.d plirett,nlly
iffiet-ded - fo li? N
Nov. 2I), I!-•1P. AL •
GROCERIES, dROC
AT the Cheep Fi.milv Cr( eet y Stu..
S-1411 - 1 D. 11AL115,11 y. _..
Carlisle, von will niwata fir.d the Lest st.., , ply of
Family Greeiries that the 11111
con afford. The Elllll.l c:1 CI Ime 11111
from the city, and invite tl e
public in general and ,his it ds it, paitieular„to
call and examine his .stuck, I , llll'll 11111.111CCe 1111
the articles usually I:( pt in his lit 'e of bosh 11.111,
such as Rio, Jana at d D, 'lingo Colke: Im.
Yourg Ilyson end Illark 'I (as, of tie
best (ullity & flavor loaf, g leaf, trti!l ( 0,
chi] ilied and brown Fugars of every Ftr.dc, allll
price to snit. Hot (y. sugar 1111111'C. (hi( am nl d
syrup Molasses. Si i, rP of all kit CIP. 111 11 It I.e
will warrant pure at d fresh ground. Therms,
tuelte.s,baskeis. buticr_la4cls,
c of les pins and blushes of every creme
Castile, fancy, resin and (Tunny f. OATS. Al
ai:l,-n general EIESC/11 went of chewiegift d sine,
king TOBACCO, spanish.bulf Freels! , et-0
mon CIGARS. CLASS, QUEFN:' , AVA F,
and CROCKERY of every duel mien ft
lie will sellm). the lowest ressil le p ierc.
Feeling grateful for the liberal Hulot r rr 1 , tr.
lefore bestowed mum him, yy n gi I I II I E
lie, !he sot scriber tend( re the nt Its In, city
thip-ks, and hopes dint in his r fiats to I I,
and particular attention to I omit e:s to ti.( tit a
continnance of their an ft art.
Nov'r IE4B. •JOS. D. lIA EBERT.
Vaiityis the Spice of Life.".
THANKFUL for the favors heretofore
be towed upon us, in, our Joie of 1 , 1.t.it OF,
we again would '•IIEnALt," to Lt.r 1011dt-one
customers, thta n we are ill (.I.; t.1:1 I.ly ti
general assortment, (wind] me are rt thing
almost weekly from the oily) of all artiLlis per
taining to the business of a
Grocery,and Tea Store,
etnltrneing Brown Sudnrs of geed t uahtics at 9,
6,7, and 8 eta per pound, Rio Corer's 01 8,9,
ned 10 ets, Crushed, Pulvrtized nod Broken
Loaf Sto , nrs. nt 9.atrl 10 et: 1 et - 1 cut d, darn
a d Nlialtit Coffees, ulso 111.ACK sod GP LEN
TEAS of choice selections, ciilicr in Lan or in
metallic packages, always fresh, nt Into to
$1,50 per potted, tneetlitr %volt ucty variety of
Spires, such as CINNAMON, MACE, crr-
R ON. Pepper, Cloves. Ginger, I , lllllllfgs, mos•
lord, Nc. LIVERPOOL AND (1 . A 'SA LT,
together will
.1 Fine Solt, Cil her in sticks rit til
ler quantities. SPERM AND WAX CAN
DLES, together with Mould end Pip( qualities,
Sperm and Whole Needled Oils, of mire quails
ty, as also SALMON AND 111.10EAREL,
Molasses, SyroP, infger, Clo eFe. Cisel,ers
and nimidrong • other nriieles, ell of r 1 :eh for
nuolitystundyrices we-feel em,fident on it F 1 renen
will prove equally as ,gcod add as t. vseunl to
es can be sold any where rise. But it t till num
our friends can sidisfr the,tn bet.' (Ufa WO.
• Remember the,"Old Stand," nently vprot!te
Burkholder's (formerly Beetern's) Ts, ern Main
•street.
Czar'. le. 3th •
•
Pat Dimes. Oils, and Sc al s.
A F. Nl' and fresh supply from Roussers and
Other. f tho best city houses, nmong witch
armdouble iv 4 cet Briar, Rnse Geranium,
Verbena, .' whoolv. Ililleticur end
Musk. tes!co...:y put up and for talc nt the lowest
prices. Also, for theirlfair;. nmulolino„, Font
made' npx Fleur°, Jonpy Lied hair gloss, Bones
Oil, Mateitakir Oil,. filo:scented Afilique
Philochme, Beers Marrow, fine Myrtle and Vio
let Pominntles.., , Also Fancy Sonps,' such es
Romsers Shavittg Cresol Wright's do,.Militnry
da,Almond and , l'altri:;Wash. Sonp,:mdking en
assort tootd.unsußassed by any,in the.borongh...„
tbay3l - * • S NV ' IJATtnsTicx 4.4
DRUGS
DRUGS I DRUGS !, DRUGS!
JUST RECVIVED
InhITYSICI4 NS, Country. Merchants and
Pedlars, are invited total' end examine my
stock, of Medicines ( ; Paints, glass, 0:1, Var
..
nishes &o. •
. .
.
- - • DRUGS.
- ,
PaientrAredieiriinn ' ffertiii and Eidilseie r l •
" 'Vino Cliondeals, .. ,Spices, ground"und,wholot*
' • twit rum . grits,.:• 5 Essence's,. - ':: ":0
rote EssedY,;ollB
~ .Perfornery,.&o. ,
- . ,, IIItnat,i,:DYE.STUF'FS. ? •
Ind;does,'" ' ',, ' L'o,e Wild, Co'in W
'4' Modders;' ' --•' .. '•' ' 011 . V itiiiit'' .. ,
I. Sunnite ~- .' 'CO'lifierai , ;' " ' .
1 alan':,:'-' , , :'''' 1:1.' Inc ' P ''9! :');'-....
1
i , . ..,t • `' ,-- pA.Tisflt.' :-' . - ..
!.... WeTherill, ~, Sr,Broilier,'HPure Lead,. t' , lame ~i
1 ' Green
and,Yollow,Point ond ;Vernisth , tßiusliesi, '
..Jetner Window. Glassi',• Linseed -,Oil, 'l!..urpeti- --
,'• line.,Copiiil 40 . fOosoli Vornislii-Ond 'lteil Lend, ,,,
Alt ot ' ; whch ~ , w ill. .tio,-; oold , --, ntlit lie .verk • .103resf. - 0.
ineilfet, kico,at :Ole, cheap Driii and. BoolciStore ,; , -i
0f... • ~4 I , • ~,• ~, I PS.,%lHAY4iteiTiCal;::' l,
I' .' 414/ ' . '". • • :. . ' ~:' i .q - - :-...-" ' _ 1
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• - Queensware, ,Gias •-
‘„ ) .,,l i .t k ip .
eoriment: 10,,W
ing' l rubs'feturn?qißlOlt.ba,iia t e t li..l l l.
w at: the roEtry y ,
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Pr , C. 6 1. 1 Kt` frpri! ii 2 , 4 a 50
.- AIa°,I II N MEIC7MA.
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