SuT9zian FRUITS' OF AMERICO GENIUS. U. S. Lettere Patent. Irl'"a recent lecture tY Prof. W. R. Jonrlsorr, before a Mechanics Institute in Baltimore, after "discussing the• general subject of the dignity and adyantage' of labor, Professor Johnson proCeeds with an examination the Patents 'granted * during the existence of the establishment by law and the specific character of the inventions. The followhig analysis will be found useful for reference, and to con valuable infOrmation on a subject, in which it may be said, all interests of the community are deeply concerned. 4 , The patent laivs of the 'United States . have now been in existence 59 years.— , Prom their commencement down to the Ist of - January, 1849, the number of pa tents issued have been 16,208, and this number would doubtless have been much greater had the laws continued, as they werebefOre":l§6, When the system of examinations prior to the grant 0-letters , patent, was established.. Under that sys - 7 tem, a large proportion of all the appli.. cations is now rejected : some for want of essential novelty, and - others, for want of suitable care and ability in preparing the ' specifications and other documents. Not; withstanding this, it may be mentioned as a fact indicative-of- the high degite„to which inventive genius is eXcited among us, that in 1818—excbisive of a few granted to foreigners—the number was 649. ...To what subjects all this ingenuity has been devoted, and how it has been _tied among the different branclits of are, -an inquiry at once - toteiesting and — practicalrant - t-will endeavor concisely to state the result. Of the whole 16 208 patents issued, -7- 1966. or 12. 03 per cent have' had for their object Agriculture, its instruments • and operations. • This as might be antic ipated from the vast interest and impor • tance of of that department .of -industry, • is the urgent class. - To the manufactiire of fibrous_and tex tile substances, including - machines 'for preparing wool, cotton, silk, fur and pa per, 1579 patented inventions or 9. 74 per cent of the whole number, have been devoted. For calorific purposes, compri- sing lamps, fire places, stoves, grates, fur ^"riaces- for heating buildings, cooking ap paratus and preparation of fuel, 1479, : or 9. 12 per cent of the whole number of patenti have been 4ranted. For the manufacture of metals 1831 patents;— chemical purposes, 1501 ; for Hydrau lics, including water wheels, &c. 976 patents; machines for lumber working, 950. Patents; Implements for household purposes, 1615; mill gearing, &c. 986; Instruments for navigation, 615; steam and gas Engines, 654; Leather maim-. factures, 553; Vehicles, cars, &c. 558;- 6 Fine Arts, 475; Mechanical powers, 402; Manufactures of stone, pottery, 338 ; Wearing apparel, 280; Mathematical anti Surgical Instruments, 511; Warliko . 4 lmplements, 230. And finally .a miscel laneous and very heterogeneous class, for bidding systematic arrangement, 182 pa tents,-or 1: 12 per cent. Of all this varied multitude of objects towards which the :nventive genius of Amlrica has, for the,Jast fifty-nine years been directed, it will be remarked, that, the first four classes, via: Agriculture which yields food to man and beast, the manufactUre of textile fibres, which affords clothing and various furniture;— metallurgy, which supplies all the tools and implements of industry, and calorific processes, which give heat and light for the,comfort and manifold uses of daily life, comprise 2. 5 of the entire number of inventions which have bten patented in the United States. Another remark is, that though this aggregate of all the patents issued, Agri , ture and textile fibres occupy the two highest places, yet 'Then we compare shorter and more recent periods, as the last two years„.for v./ample, We find that metallurgy and calorifia purposes have both had - higher proportioni of the entire numberof patents issued during that pe riod, than either Agriculture•or<the tex tile fibre class. The multitude of im portant discoveries of minerals and-met als in our country within that time, has • turned a vast amount of inventive power in that direction. One should not, there- fore be - surprised to learn that there is at this momenta perfct rush of gold wash ing Machines into the patent office, all ultimately bound, (like um- rest of the world,) ,to California. The great and constantly increasing cornsumption of con sumption. of_coaloxiay. in manner, account. for tEelnc - foxSi) Ur:late years of" the calorific clasi of inventions. Another remark worthy of attention is the small number-for inventions which have bad in view the implements of way . fare; a Very .significant,fact, which may serve to indicate that.ours is, after all, es..?, sentially, a peace' loving nation... •• In respect-to• the'distribution - Of the in-' ventions,,now annually patented, in. the United States;.a :few,• facts May, not be without interest.:`.;Puriagthe:years -1847 and r .,lB4B, but,:..of.. 1185 'patents' granted, the State of New York received 881, or• alraiiii:eiactly;':Or;'ilaiost• 03 per cent of •therentiro., ifur4berf:of:t.hese the city of New..YOrk alone obtained 147,nr 45 per cerif.; - cif:thoin ginnted.to the 'State, and .0 per :cent Of 'alb:: which :Were Obtained' , in the .IwhOle New 'York 'city, the'reforO;AnuhtiesS; o th'n'foons wherein ventivegenignis,COncentrated and ucting Witt `cite intensity' Irkthe, , sairie two:. years; :Penneylvinia received I 77,:patentirtir:15' per cent; of 'the, whole number-granted; a nd' , et , those, ffiftt,blei - arhcile - Stateiphiladelphinirecived • „ -- 1 saind:ticriei'Massachusetts'. ob 7 ' tained. l 4l'o,4nii;ar I,par r t t ent of thOse °NW...Union tind Bbitoslgif 64 or that nuinbe'6 or 3 /v.P9r"*(44 llB sii'givOitP the'.:State: „ ". : Ohin,Obtained'B2l;'donneCticl4 - 42 4 441104',0 3 ;:i)f , 0hick .111 4t.n4f 1 Y 6 0/ 3 aP L ..tim,0 6 400. 1 01 2 4 611111- , "",!,,%iter*oimiticirti, thrise-bt:4ei,Eitildi, :; , Okafk4hat of.iiiix,;44llll4 . ifty; in the Winn. Froth this Sit,;a'ipears` that'<'the, three . 1 4 1 00;;;.'igfi,Ni*A 7 ;47 , Ein 1 03 ,1441 04 : ano: , i•: - .. , ;,1‘64AfOotIbigetjot(Awdowiok6e)it;f oriljn t ; , ' „ w . r rait4ol4,,qinti*,44'.o4c,,4l;yerl Aryk----And..these-threware:llr!.Statelron' which Mechanics '; Institutes and'Mechpn= longest h• ed - •—t ha t of, the of. Philadelphia hating N'tti'3l , _'in 1826:. In 1847;..ihe. total nOiliet.bf„palent6 . granted to the 15 SOuthprn'gtates Was. only 65; of whiccniimberMaryland re. .cei vied 15, „Or exactly . Otlettlth of ..the, In ::11:11)ilAgipbia. Watches and Jewelry ! CfIDAPER THAN EVER---t Wholesale and Retail , --At the "Philadelphia Watch and elry Jew- Store," No. 96 North SF,' 4 COND Street, warner of Quer ry street.. Gild Lovers, 18 k. cases, full jewelled, $3O and, upwards . Silver Levers, full jewelled, $l5 and upwards: Gold Lepine, 18 k. cases, jewelled, $25 and upwards Silver Lopines, jewelled, 810 and upwards Silvir Qui - inlet.' Watches, $4 to 10 Silver Spoons. equal to coin, per sett—Tea, $5, Desert 910, Table $l5, other articles in pro portion-. All goods warranted to be what the are sold for. Constantly on hand a large assortment of fine GOLD JENVELRfY end SILVER vyAlm Also, an assoffinfitiraf M j - Tobins E Simpson, Simnel & Brothers, E S Yates & Co, John Harrison, G & it Beesley. and) other superior Patent Lever Movements, which will be cased in any style desired Arrangements have been made with all the above named most celebrated manufacturers of Eqgland i to fUnish at -short notice any required style of Watch, for which &dere will be taken, and the name and residence of the parson or dering put on if requested. 0. CONRAD; novB] " Importer of Watcher . L. R. ZIROONIALL'B GREAT BARGAINJWATOH AND JEWELRY STORE WHERE Gold End ail-, ~..e.7. et— ver WEtchas Of. every. _........, ',, la , ''''',.. description can be had ...._-.. / '') .< I -TZ'-- ''. at .from ten to fifteen a,tip less thanany other store ~...,-" ' York or Puna- --- ... - ___-'sPq' •delphi e n. Persona who wish to get a good watch, perfectly regulated, would do 'wolf to call at ilia store of the sub scriber; and compare I hequality and price of his watches with that' of other stores. GOOD WATCHES AT THE FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY' LOW PRICES. Gold Levers, full jewePt.',:B ctirateases, 428 00 Silver do' do Gold Lepines, 3eweleil, :8 carat cases. 23 00 Silver do do ' 9 00•' Silver Verge Watehpi . from s3,oo.,upwards. Gold'Pencils from el to $8,00; Gold Pens, with silver cases: and pencils attached, for 75c. Also, a handsomif assortment of 'new and fashionable Jewelry, at' prices far below the ugual store prices. Old Gold-and silver bought or taken in exchange, LEWIS R BROOMALL, No 110 North SECOND Street, second door below Race,d'hilaclelphia.. KrCut this advertisemanLaAt, and bring it along, you wilt then he afire to get into the right store. 61:.maimaaltm)uadp.u=N9Ee3 allleghetiy delouse. No. 280 Market Street, above Eighth, South side • . PHILADELPHIA. THIS large and splendirl . fintel has been fur nished With entire new furniture. The Bar- Room is the largest in Philadelphia. 'rho Par lors and Sitting,rooms are entirely seperated from the noise and bustle, consequent io the or ; rival and departure of cars. The portico ex tending the whole, front of -the--housew-aflbras a cool retreat in warm weather, and a splendid view °lithe greatest thcfrouglifarein the City. Tho Lodging Rooms are well furnished. The Table as well provided forps at any other Hotel, with every attention of the managers to make it the best Hotel for Merchants and business men, during their stay in the City. The terms will be one dollar per day. On the arrival of the Cars from the west, a Porter will be is rittend ance to convey baggage, ke., to the 'Hotel, which is adjoining the depot. Fob. 7, 1849-Gin. 2000 Pemium Blinds. BJ. WILLIAMS, No 12 NORTH SIXTH s STREET, Philadelphia. VENITIAN & WINDOW SHADE .MANUFACTURER awarded the first and highest Medals at the N. York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitidns, for the superiority oh his BLIND:4, with con firmed confidence in his manufacture,) asks the attention' of purchasers to his assortment of 2000 BLINDS of narrow and wide•slats, with fancy and plain Trimmings, of new styles and colors. Also, a large and generaVassortment ol TR•NSPARDNT WINDOW SHADES, all of which he will sell at the lofvest CASH PRIDES. Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal o new. EX'VE R S i,SUPPLIEff - on - liberal torms...cg The citizens of Cumberland county are respectfully invited -to cell before buying elsewhere—confident of pleasing all. ~Open id the Evening. March SXLI HATS. GEORGE A. WARIER & CO. N: E. lilt CORNER OF FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS, Philadelphia respectfully solicit the custom of HATTERS and others engaged in the Them They manufacture SILK pATS varying from 24 to 42 dollars per dozen, that will bear a crit cal examination• and compare favorably with those of any other manufacturers. As they ore largely engaged in this business they can fill ordorsAxpeditiously. THE NIAGARA SHOWER-BATH, An entirely new Article for Shower-Ba thing, with warm or cold Water. Bath took the premium at the Fair et the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, October 1848; the only Bath that ever took a premium 1 - 17authariaigiumemiallari ceiliwitiri - fiierpTemiuTar at the Fair ectlieldaryltind Institute, Nevem. . , , A great . and important improvement is made' in this Shower-bath overall others', by throwing the 4 water immediately- on the body, without wetting tho head, unless at the will or pleasure of the bather; but A greater point is gained by tieing - enabled to bathe with warm water, which no other Shower-Bath is - adapted to—and most of all thci.Bath canna medicated without injury to the - hair, Many, persons cannot take a cold bath—their. vase is•mot in this as they . can regulate the peraturo of the , water to Bun their •• wish‘ quid commence bathing at any.. swoon of the year without tiny unpleasant repult:• Ladies cenhave the advantage of bathing withotit wetting: the 'head ot.covering' thashme.' •- ; • „- • . .The Arrangements are. simple and comploto, and not liable to - gekntit,' of order. The Bath can be adjusted to suit riny'height, from.a small child to the tallest . person. When 'the door is vloied, the fixturesamhid and the,. outside pearancels that of a neat piece of furniture. They haVe received 'the approhinan'of. ral medical gentlemen—others ere. reciiested'tO' call and examine them, Manufactured ''hy,'.the' PAtentee.'-`- LARRABEE,: , • 24 South . Caliert street; Baltimore:''. BATHIN,G.-7Read what•Arinstrong soya :1 D'o not omit,' ye , would heelthtseaura, The daily fresh tiblutiOnirtliat 7;, The 'B'64 shored fronkondecont 010 ,•• Still' to bp'pore; oven , irit'did not, Conduco'r As • trinob.lon •it &oto to lioaltliy _mall Your i r:J* 'odoololo t(:• ',," , , Tha want , ol;thiti te'Royer yo' worst foe, ,•• With. this' oxternpt vtittioo'lgO maintains A•liecont grace-:: , wit , lttnifiri,y,outk• and ': charms 'Ate loitthsordo.', " • • Goli°ol3' • ' 1??.12,- 3 v4d ; yar,— gtlhittis7Pl3-1.0 ' io 'end'Su4;ti'Attiltelflo::wlll4l l ,l/9 411P.040raPY,," -And'na h a mut th....;;1411.,,, g0048..118 :19 0 ' non,carlis19' ". ttiat 4.01)191i, l ow As He f1att..0.40 „qtaceoe*pbCfl.c., do kin! y,w,bwiinflos .4164tr,,;11", a te p tio ,n;,•:.,,,t bile, patrttait, Aukro r‘l 0 /0 I ;9‘ O Y .7. 4 ,' 1)01301 • 4 ,Z. 4 ~ ..:''E 0:063 . bre 'Pi:likiii,lireislooillEti ' '),.:: ... .._: . . i . .:t..., - ',...0.':.4 , ,,,, ~ . ..-';„?:..-...-2 7 . - _'.!•l :VI. ~.-..; .. . . ' JX04:5,8; . :. , V...t11,P.11 , ',4,, , :, §i)s: ~--,,:-.,, - , . . , . . -,, • yiroD:LD - respectfully dillithisF,atfotition -0' V-. Ilmise.keeperS and the -publiCi . to the ex-. terisive stock.Sf splendid FURNITU ding Sortie Wardrobes Centre and, other Table s, ry Dressing and - glain Bureaus, and every , variety ' of Cabinet;Ware - and; - Chairs; whiek,they,hatepet ' opened' at their NEW R 0 MS„'ort : the ,dorner, of North . HanoVer 'and Louther rstreets,,Carlisle. They 'are:confident . that lite Balmier ; , fi nisli - ot the workmanship, and elegance .of,Sfyle, in which their articlei are. got, np, together.' with . their, 'CHEAPNESS, lecommendethena. to, every • per. son wanting-Furniture. They have also made arrangements for iminufaciturins and keeping a constant supply of every article in their lino, both plain and ornamental, elegant and useful,'-at prices which cannot fail ornamental,, suit purchasers„ They: would earnestly invite, i'persona who are about to commence house-keeping, to, Call and examine their present elegant •stock, to ,which they will constantly make additions of the newest and most modern styles. • COFFINS made to order at the shortest no. for town and country. Carlisle. Sent 6. 1848 . • •• • DRUG AND FANCY • STORE ! =Kr. ufadoa.vwzivaiv:P . o9 REsPECTFULLY, invites the flo'n of ilio,public to his . Drug and Fancy Store, 4 ! • in West Main street, Carlisle, whore ho has just received a fresh assortment of Drugs Me , decines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Jewelry and Fancy Goode. • Amongst his 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, ShandelierS, Lamps, 'Wicks, Sperm Candles, Shaving and Toilet Snaps, Cologne, Lav,onder and Orange flower Bears Oil '')x Marrow and Hair-Dye, • Nail, Too b, Hair, and Shaving Brushes; Fine Ivory' torn, and Shell Combs, ,Finger Lop. Bracelets, and Breast Pins, Bead Boot and Purses, . 'Porte Monnairs, • Silver Spectacles and Pencils," Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands, Fine Writing end Note Paper Envelopes, Motto 'Wafers, Seals and Paper Weights, Mirrors and Fancy Boxes, • Musical and Surgical Instruments, Fine Knives and Scissors, Carriage and (tiding Whips, Umbrellas, Clocks, Taunks, &e., &c. o Eountry Physicians, Merchants, - Pedlars,anci - thers may hoar - something to their advantage by calling • VI - Ethereal and Pine Oil received fresh ev....ry. week. - in - Medical aid-and--aflvide-gratis to the- poor.- January 17.'1848. • A Purely Vegetable Medicine. woßsp ELL'S VEGETABLE, RESTO: Y RA'l IVE PILLS nave been gradually but surely cowing into favor, among the fami lies of this Country for someyears past. They have done this entirely inrough their great worth. ne a FAMILY MEDICINE. Agencies have. been appointed but no puffing and humbug such as is resorted to by quacks to sell their medicine has been done. The pills aro °flared ler sale and have and Will continue to be sold by all t 0- e prinCipal storekespers. The 'proprietors claim for their Medicine the following advantages over all others—viz; They are PURELY VEGE TABLE. They are CERTAIN .TO OPE RA. l'E. Their operatio:h is , FREE from all PAIN. They can be used with EQUAL BEN - EFIT.by the YO U•NGEST INFANT and the S I'RON,GEST MAN=Their efficiency in Fe - vets, Ague. Headaches. Habitual Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Cholera Merlins, &c. has been pro ved upon thousands. They are a Certain Cure 'for Worms. The Proprietors possess a certifi cate from a gentleman in St: Louiswho was cu, red of .a TAPP, WORM by the use of them, -• TRY THEM THEY WILL NOT FAIL. Travelling agent for the State of Pennsylva nia—Gitabcs P. ANIF:T. Fur sole, price 25cts 11 „box containing FIFTY PI L LS. with full di rections by the following agents in Cumberland County For sale by DR RAWLIN'S Ciirlisle, Pa. • JOHN DILLER, Win BRATTON,NCWViIO. W D E Ilives,—Shippensbnrg. S L SENT3;AN,—Newburg. A WEEKS & Co, .Proprietors, Laboratory, No 141 Chestnutstrcet Pniladblphia, January, 24th, 1849 4 • • . NEW. AND CHEAP UCldawctile;ubsaveatsi Eotlalawei•e NO W opening by JACOB SEN ER, who re speetffilly calls the attention of his friends and the public generally and all dealers in HARDWARE, to his new and splendid assort ment of all kinds of Hardware, such as Sad dler's Tools and Saddlery Ware of every de scription and style, all.liinds of Carpenter's tools, and building materials of all kinds and nen style, all kinds of material used by Cabinet' makers. Also, Shoe Findings of. all kinds, a good assortment of Men's morocco, klci, French straits, lining and binding skins for slim; ma kers, all articles used by shoe makers constanily kept on hand. Blacksmiths can be supplied tos i with the very best of hammered iron . , good, also all kinds of rolled, slit, round, nd, and strap iron, cast, shear, spring English and American blister 'steel, warranted good, also,a lot of sheet iron for sinners. housekeepers can also be supplied with every article .necessary fortou'sekeeping in the Hardware Line. • Faltered and Pine Oil Lanapaef every descrip tion just reaeived, also ethereal and pine. oil for sale. just fresh, all kinds of paints, oilmtvarn- Mhos, turpentine, also, a first rate article to pee servo leather shoes, and keep. the feet dry.— Look out and bear in mind: Farmers, Mechanics and Housekeepers and II who use the article of HARDWARE, call at the old well known now arranged HARD WARE STAND,' formerly kept by Lewis Harlan, in North Hanover street, next door to John Cornman's,tnvern stand, now • kept by H. Glass, and also next door toOeorge .Keller's Fancy Hat-and Cap Store. Call•and . examine for ypurselves,t.nd save money, es we.ere torminad to sell all. articles at the very smallest profit for CASH and we think we shall be able to sell a little than any other Hardware Store-ta-to - viirn-as—nr4,:acideare_welLablected. and are purchased r g.. o-der to sell loiv at thinew arranMsd-Hareg , .-1 Stem, well-known es Lewis' Harlan's old stand, where you May find, a good'. astiortment , of every article An 'the ' Hardware:Trade.:;:;;D:On7i forgot the Stand, as r ick:Miles dad small'niofiiiiits'the order of the y. Call and examine 'for yourselvet ' • ' . JACOB 'SENER. F. JIIIIG.L.E.R, 1.14 , 1.1,.1 I•Vr Ltrinir . :Mgr: General commigiqn ar4 Fprwarding. Mbiali4nt, o. 79 Bowly s , Wharf, ... •.: - , r • BALTPIORE, ' , ,jcilOß 'the, sale 'of .Flopr r .Grain, Cloverseedi L' Whiskey, Lumbar, &c. &c. Also, for f warding • Goads, via Tido -Water ,Canal and ~ P ennaytvania Improvements.''-.Orders for fish, 'Salt, Plaster, 'tkc.. &c: c. : Supplied at lowest , Having been:.engaged 'in the abov% lueineis .during,tho Inet , five:years, a.eontinttancin of the, patronage ()fide friends and the It - lA.llc- ii re, ~spectfully solicited..:,. .... , ''.: ;:, - J., , ,. :- 1 -4 '' .,', Refer 'to, --' 4, ` '''" -, ..' ,4 ';'' ~ " ''''::' .', 1 . , . 'P' _Funk tit Mtra.in,, .. . "`,,,' J&'-F,' , Ealr, n'-'.. !. ".* * Harrishmt, , •• ' BRAND'I'& ZilnEn; '' . .: JACOU:Rlißpti,:C4lial,e t - Ta.::.: —,. ~--•-+A...0 Janet, mii-Shapherdsoim ..11Pe' ' ',, ', ,• :•:GeottonsSitfdisen,.filealiarticsburgi P,,a.•F •;.. .-,••'• ,•,,';Lr -0,'•,• 'Aw . i P e n Tg,'• i'b• ,1' ll' .7 -'-tn` ie k• T49k9•„-'a ' ,i" n ”-k l'- 7 ' -, ' s • „ ' ' 1 ' • , .•ll••C• e , % ; .0"f .•1•,- .•,i, ~ „...,•., Goal Tug (443-41!ia 11 iv''.'C;"Pi ivei.i-okYr;s.ye-..f.11• b , e„' ': ~ , prepared ; to'doh . vor - ,COAciPn . AZ°flr.ibl2 o lb; inst.-t' tThe rltibt,`MlierivuDalphinc6“PormaYtl hia;•(at'th e • hoed•pftEe Wisc°nisco' `Canal, 4nflnee.fom q 1 Aro FeTTyi)'at the f o I prices,'.cASH; ,I'• ~ ~r l , ` i Linpl r°keka 86reCla-s2.oolpoi•,tOi • li° ''"1•• '"q.'••J'' :: ;:s ',:/ ,75 "'1r„,,,,,t;Lid0 b 4rh:SCrooie 7 •• , • : ; x .- 'i : .y 1 37g!!; , I -'' ; -vrn,triAmiiAmclNS., ~ , '`',.-, ~ •• ,•,,•';',.."41'...2'''+'•f,'.6\%',6•1.4:-'itYA'-',..-, ,'• ,1 ,-..,..,,, ':;;;•:„_rrieght .t , a "451, •••iirwei•rtiynd,gr 1, ;.• 0', ; .. p = :•.1 ,- ...,:- A f' , -• zimo,;•2.11119111bl'• 1,70,:&.;:itui! • ..v• ' 0 A'IO34EIN•Litaq&ANIOO.9IO •,4k'',"4,l.friiA -,,,o7Au,o3idlii`,,t,P,aweiiisolllg,:qtYje,!,:l-0;,,.:,;•;!", t•iiu'oc(•Pid..:atsP4-t”,t,,Nt,;.,F,,,-:'1,•,,.,,,.,,-.! ;,-;!, ~......„).4,..,,„,1,,, c,::,,,,..;A,1.,:f..,,..,:t,,:,,... ,;., r 4 :-. -0,,,,,,ttir4'; ,',.‘: ', , 4, • ,"' '''' ' ;. -, ',1- , ,) ' ' ' - . , ‘-- ' • • Wt ^ ' Otti-Mail Road Line, 144' . 13artiirlorei 'Pittsburg; die W.' EERR'.FerWar'tiing.and COmmiesioi 'pp Illershent t innistiune, Pa. informs hie . friends.ind - the - publi?,,-that from the liberal 'renege: eitendik to hurl during thcl,past, ypar he lids beeri.eneoaraged to make,more extensive ar iangetnerite ft:43h° . present 'seruion; and has' rtd (led two, nevi.; : large and splendid': Boats :to hie rANF„ and be fully prepared after. the op ining of the, Carial,: to forward P ROD UCE and 'MERCIIANDIZ4. of all kinds :to and from Philadelphia, Baltimhre, Pittebargh, ar.e., at the loWeet tetes of, freight and with the utmost des. patch . ... . Agents for Boats,. ; • ' ..CARLYELE.4. GASKELIs, ' • Race street Wharf, Philadelphia. I GEISK Se - SON, No. 48 ComMem at. Wharf, Baltimore. CLARK & SHAW, J. McFADDEN & CO. S Pitts'g Agentefor Care, • WUNDERLICH & GRIER, .1 No. 272 Market at., Philadelphia. CHALORER & REYNOLDS, -T-- No. 423 'Market: at., Philadelphia. BITER, JAMES & CO., • Broad street, Philadelphia. PENN'A. & OHIO LINE, North street, Baltimore. 29,1848.—tf. Clothing Store, Hain street and Market ;lusted by Nathap Hantch. THE undersigned respectfully tit nounces - to the citizens M Carlisloend surrounding country that he has just arrived from Philadelphia, with a splendid stock of HEADY MADE CLOTH ING, for the purpose of conducting the ready made clothing• business in all its various bran ches. He intends keeping an assortment of every article in his line of business, and fit such pri ces es will suit every one. His stock-embraces the most handsome and tashionable styles worn,_.and___mado_up_in the best manner. , The subscriber' tialymske a Arial of his goods and is sure they will give entire satisfaction. Also, a large assortment of Hats, Caps, Shirts,Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders, and Hosiery, nil of which .ho will tall at very low prices. Boys' clothing constantlS , on hand SAMUEL GO LDMAN. April 11, '49.-6m. , He.roiburg Trathportation Line. • - • FUNK & 'MILLER, • FORWARDING & Commission Merchants FIARRISTSURG, Pi. ship .Prodtiee, Mardian dizo, &c. to Baltimore, Philadelphia, &c. &c. Coal, Plasters Nails, Salt, Fish, Groceries, &c constantly for sale. Hfirrisburg, march 29 1841 ' Dalley's Magical Pain. Extractor. THE ORIGIN/bL AND ONLY GENDLIE A positive cure for Burns and Scalds, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Salt Rhe Sprain, Scald Head, Sure anti In. ' flamed Eyes, Fever Sores, Sore Nippies.Broken Breast,Cuts and W ounds, Chappeclq Lips and Hands, • and all cases of• Inflammation, - where • the • pa rts v atreeted _can__ be_reached,_ ,by_gurne No *tatter how severe, are perfect and harmless, if the "Pahl. Dxtracter" is at handto be applied. But mark! it must be the genuine Dailey.- TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES It may with truth: be said, that there is scarcely a • 11414 of small children to be found, but where accidents 'sometimes do oc. cur, such as Surns7Beirds, Cuts, Wounds and -Bruises. Children are subject moreover to Week and Inflamed Eyes, Rheumatism, E rugtione, Sores, Swellings, and 'lnflamma. lions. Galley's Magical Pain Mx - tractor. That is to say, the Genuine article; (not the misnamed, spurious and connterfeit extrac tors, that appear under various forms, names and disguises,) and which may he had at the Proprietor's only Depot to New York, and or his authorized agents, (whese names are in the papers and on my Pumphletso never fails in any of the above cases, no matter how see vero they may be, • not alone to extract tn pain forthwith, and effect a speedy and eel , tarn cure—and thus save a vast deal of suffer ing. But, wliat 'is of the least importance, especially to Girls—and it is to this that the attention of -Ikldthers is particularly requested Valleys Genuine Extractor, in the worst case of Burns and Scalds, leaves no sear, or un. sightly . mark,behind, to remain, in after years e—aiinomeriLof 'sorrow. . and regret to affec tionate parenti.li — litirfrmortever, and-not Unfrequently, been the means, in extreme cases, of preserving life itself, No Family, ought therefore` to lie without the. Extractor for a day. Printed Pamphlet!, Containing certificates of curts,.and for the truth of which I hold myself axerpxstrure, may bo obtained, et my Depot.4lsllrordway, New York, and on ap plication to my authorised agents. The ft Bowing from- George E. Pomeroy, Esq. the well known proprietor of the Express, bpealts for Itself of the importance of tke Puin Extractor to every Parent. .F.gprelis Mee: Albany, Sept. 1. MR. Dailey, Dear Sir—With feelings of no ordinary pleasure I address you In relation to the benefit I have received from' your level's. able Pain - Extractor: Lately, - my little dough .ter, 6 years old, had pitcher of beifing wa ter turned Into-her bosom, her screams were dreadful, so that a crowd, instantly gathered before the housed° learn the cause of , the ter. Mile screams:lToieinn-7Ofedheisadi iind,loon spread . on 'your ,aalve , ' and she was 'carried and laid' upon abed. She was soon relieved from her'..pa ins, and'eaid, "Mu, I fell writ I could laugh ' 0 Sind was soon In select sleep. She was scalded to a blister from the top of her shOttlderOver.more'llian .half her chest•iind:round,, under '. her, arms., On the ehoiddelrr do 4 brealt :was' very deep, yet from the first hour, she comPlalned.only when it was dresiied, The irercifheiled rapidly, and hero is nu contraction of the, muscles. - With many wishes, my dearair, for your aucccee•iu the sale of this mighty article. I am yours, with respect "G, E:,I9.MEROY. EBPECTAT.;:NOTi6E • Connterfeitai , Beware-of Cdiinteifeits ? They. aiiii.aa`l am cognizant of their positively'dangeretia - a4 deleterivaa cams. I declinfe;.2that 1 will not 'lnilcinyeelf.Rermoniabin foiotha °fleets of any Bxtrictor, unleemit•it bo. proCurod lieneta-416 Broadwayi, Neviianork, find - 235 Chestnut or-from my ,Au tharized Agente..• • •', MA BIC Tak FOtiL i . 0 WING' • „ . ME ,a p. 'nd trpurio'~%y pitr A oOr ft it rypie:arta 4 tac(o4 96 :thelPoili.'4-'4,, k Dr Dallpy ie.lheinVaptai,dt,thii 'tru!.k rethedy; hail' nor f'airtiroil doiriniuoleatu Viarrylivingpi4,oßiratict: of,Pte proparatwo • • , Y 1 i_G patentors, tilerefore;:pOriiortiOg., to abe the ,gOoti4a` Dalloy," Oat a re. , not - :mado'irrul barte:atid,,ylPr counterfeits. ;-:,11-,DALLiE Y;c4l V Broadway, lilow:„lrprir, and:23s JA NES i;fl',l,Bl4tl Np;L , Ba riiido, • 4k t ifit.:: for 'the -,, Hoe"::':;'.:;'' • tlillatkin"di 9../.11..t* f ' Look Hee, ED •" VillS-9141481V41 Alat wilt!eiger-for 12Tok than Oitltia.l4.3ll ' 'Ween, sold; i b est AAA s'aig"Nk,'Llgratr4lid'Ait thliagrsgiqP,l4:' , • ' • , • . . IN QUART BOT,TLE§. OR THF „REMOVAL & PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARIS I N G FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF VIE BLOOD OR HABIT.OF THE' SYSTEM, VIZ : . • Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Ob. stinate Cutaneous Eruptions,, Pimples or 'Pus tules on the Mice, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sete Eyes, Ring Worm ur.Tetter, Scald Head Enlargement and Pain' of the Bones and mots, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Symptoms Sciatica or Lin - shag°, and Diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, Ascites or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life. Also, Chronic constitutional Disor4crs. • In this 'preparation are strongly concentrat-, ed all the Medicinal properties of Spnsnpenr 1.- LA, combined with the most effectual aids, the most saintary productions, the most potent 'simples of 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 pitblic and has established on its own merits a reputation for VAL (3E- and-E FF GA Irler — sirriwr • the various compounds-louring the name of Sarsaparilla, 'Diseases have been cured, such • Its are not furnished in the records of time past; and what it has already done for the Onusunds mho have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and strug gling with disease. It purifies, cleanses, and strengthens the founta n springs of life,• and infuses new vigor throughout the wlrolu ani mat franie. Th'e Ars - eases - for which this - arlicle is recent; mended are those . to which it 'is known f.om perarmul experience to ba adopted; and those •apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have , yielded to its intim:4c°, The car. 'Hogue of Complaints might • be greatly ex tondo(' to which the sarsaparilla is adapted, but experiences' Droves its vurar; ands:very suoceeding day is adding_ncw_trophie. to its fume. ANOTHER CULE OF SCROFULA. The, following alzilting and, as will be seen permanent cure of an invetcyatonase of Serer fula, commends itself to all similarly afro:fled SOUTHPORT, Conn., Jan. 1, 1848. Messrs. SANDS : Gentleinen--iSympathy for the afflicted induces me to inform you-of the remarkable cure effected by your Sarsaparilla • in the case of my wife. Sho was severely . afflicted with the scrofula on different parts of the body ; the glands of the neck were greatly enlarged andiher limbs much iwollen. After suffering °wire year and finding no relief from therr.6modles used, the .-Illseasty attaeited, and below the knee suppurated. Her physician advised it• should be laid open, which was done, but wi , lneut any permanent benefit. In this situation we heard of, and were reduced to use SANDS' Sarsadarilla. This first boti tic produced a decided and favourable effect, 'relieving her more than any prescription she bad ever taken, and before: elle had used bottles,to the astonishment and delight of her friends, she found liar health quite rester , cd. It is now ovorn yeas-since the curo wit effected, and her health remains good, show ing the disease was thoroughly eradicated from iho system. Our neighbors tire. all knowing to those facts, and think very, highly of Sands' Sarsaparilla. ' Yours with respect, JULIUS PIKE-. Extract from a letter from Mr. Ingi aim m , a gentleman.well known in aflaware county.— It commends itself to all similarly afflicted. Gentlemen :—My wife has used several bot tles of your Sarsaparilla, which- I'Atained of your agents in this place, fiom which en has received such pedal benefit, that I am int duced ti add mine to the abut dant:testimony now before the public in favor of its medico nal 'virtues. ller father; mother, and man other relatives, aye fallen victims to consump lion, and it-wa supposed that she too was rtin clined the an e way. She had several turns of raising blood, &c.,and . at length became so reduced that her lie was despaired of from daii - n'ilaY. - WC? word induced to try your ears-- aparilla. as before mentioned, from the use of whit It her health has been restored ; in that for the past year elm Ifas'lMtni able to attend to her domestic duties. Respectfully yours• JOHN B. INGRAHAtI • BRONCHITIS CURED. - The following shows the virtue of the sars aparilla in removing Bronchitis, a disease which, if' ot speefflly arrested, leads to con suinptitiii.-I t allays spasmodic nation, changes the secretions; and by itstonic and alterative properties; removes the unhealthy uction, and the patient is restored to health. .. , NANTUCKKT , Mass., Nov. 11th, 184 S • Nicsiira.SANSß-Gentlemen : I wish to make public, for the good of those afflicted will, Bronchitis, the healing properties of your Sarsaparilla. My wife suffered for tWeiny nionlbsin such a manner as is not easily de scribed ; at times she was not able to speak ' abate a whisper, and when exposed In the cold _air...it_oceasitined_aemelhing_like_ -spasms _in the throat, the effect-of which was felt in the ears and eyes, causing , tome to ileac The complaint . was aitenduit with a dry cough, produced by tho constant irritation and in flammation of,the throat. By the' use of your SARSAPARILLA. 'she was perfectly cured, it being -now more than' three months since -sholell any symptoms of the disease. ,- 1 , Yours, with respect,-...t.: • , . . GEORGE C. HOEG. Ex' tract from elf:Ater received from Mr. N. W.'Hurria, a well known in Louisa county, 'Va.: I Gentlemen,—l have cured .a negro. boy of . . , mine with your sarsaparilla who Wq.B attocked . iiiiti Dyspeptic • Oatholicep.i , , with Serufulti , and.of a scrofulous f li Y lm • - y• ' ' ForDyspepaia,'Nerveus Heiiffehaisni(tilmr Xo,iirs truly ' - , , , . , : - :Diseasca.' ' • -.-.)' '-: ' , - . •N. W. HARRIS. ' IB IS is S' Vegetable reompotind; Warrented a FredeAo kit Hall, Va., July 11, 18 , 18.' ' , ' , l, safe and effeetball reme,dYr.PQt Saps', SAREIPBRILLS.—k seems almost, nn. P 1 'opsia but for those - diseases road .g i only,for Dys , - iin rom mo d d whit' "disordered„condition of the nee, weary to hireet atteption to I n . article an connecte d i ivar t ` ib i, derhngempritiqf the iligoe well'llsown,an,d.so deservedirpopalar, ail this preparation, but patients often i who ivislrto 8 40 functions, .suefi',as'.debility . of •Weakness, flatulency' t loss olappinita'sonr eruittatitiiis and.. .. , uao -the extract.Of "csaisaparilla'ate : indoCed'to aseidity•of tho',,stenach,; veil liOness, : hea r ep c 4 e , ~ t ryWortliletis:,-coinpounds- b iiltiiine the . name, 'flatulent and billion's eolie:::,alt !irtiiultizr i :; but,centaining,,little ur . notia of'ithivirtne'nf ebrnmentied,i,telhose:'wtr,.',. 'e suffering this valuable rirpot;'--and- We think , wo '. cannot. 'd e giiiir ! ond i i,depres e s r i s on o m n s trite; its soothing' l Otinfer a:greeter benefit on 'um:readers then' in' . ,andrrenovot c n a g p.ow, b i g P yafticulatlf,,d7.7 directing their atientitin..te the.ndvortlinaineat ;•PA t - t lit i t tl .i.. , •77 k .' ' JAMES'FLEIV I HNH'.'.;. . - iir . Messrs;iBorids" in' another - colunan. , '-Thri:. ''`• 9 `7' . "'" ,„,` A `..": 4._ )ljottkia lit; recently ; been i-enliffibitki , t'bi_i_k_,Vif- '''l,, , ', f4 ;' , '-':- . '. JAAgs,Fpgiu.p . lll L A_,•2.:., . :,,,L..• l ' quard g ' l4ltjrnsli ' 'V • ll°' ' whill ' iLrd-A P Y g 99.11 ; 41* -i .' 4 4 , 1:.W,' Coiner ef-P,itt '; & ;Eigti :ele.'..ceilisle, ';- elaWilLfind. ' concentrated ;,;4,,thii- a ll A k e ' •uiXtii3ll. 'p a. . 'offers for baleen the....ineet:reationable terms,,, " . -...tininol:,viiluoicif;thir root t i - . :TIM 'impatierice of a , large assOrtnient of chiaice'Diugi; and - Medi-2- 4bOuneedidula-Pta"vcititi_offtettekin: ouilitg'llie l . ,i nc i 4 ,_, Painta' Oils &c,.-With;`,llie - ',,vintiou - ti'displisPolUt'WhiCh - ltdit feiOni,tneniledi mos t - use f u p itteutlii - 24. icines,jlll a n d'. welegart, Shaving, :.;:atid tit;the; Withal, me :viibi 0 ell lin' 1 03 1 '0 11 4r! 'assortinent' , Of, , Perfuthery Toilet , indr.i ''.l , 9Fluop;::;.;lllis,tneAleiiiii 'fiiiiiit* , iii , preparing ; seap#,!. tiltav, in cretps,p. o a t ir , j ft e, , ~.. . ~. ,ttio!tiyate.ii;:f.'ol , S'phakir,:br'sotutott: ll inits in Nail; tetiCYM il iel l Y,VVr i p a ° 4a Pi l l t i tt ,m; ri.at iY.6 l :. 7"htiftliat4 t ot4 lB4 e; :-..,,, . . i4,,,1, : ,, ' , .. . ' 7 '.:•"."':: ' t o 1 1 „1,, `h ' 4U: ica ' ki,t. Lof, con,L,..i ' i;k ' dr; 1. • Ptejlicir44i..ind gold, :', -,,wiloitialci, strtr97 'ilk - Stnitile; MOttol.Weifers & Seals,,piatiWo .l , ttliri' , 4‘lii.i.'l3Vf:'&l3:'BANlig" Druggists 'NoPtipeL eriyeloPes,":32.azofert , an . , hbre ins' -, i IY , il ten , street; dorner: Knives, „ queers, fi..,R „ ~F ancy':W „ , , ins, mem, ' * ll . '"a1, - '' -1 1,e /- v '''s o l o f "also by ; 040'4,3tritiq•Faseyeices,',; °mi y ' of ' 'Druggists ila • • ; 'Nek Y 4l ' . A 4 A-7• -;''-, -.,--.' , fr . 'u m ” Liirkior, o,l44isi.wi,o4.4..iiiii:ii 001'Seerul *,oitiiiii ~ 11 49.9i4a,t01. . i1kTL° 'candifis;.!so,! , ,, , -..,y-:- , - ,,,-,, , It 'i. States anti Ctinadiii4, P,A6d4f vii. bottle ~ : '3 : -.An eirtetie,ffit'nwleitmOlc,(ii:litiOrledi:.&l,pq! '„:iiitt Pottle , S!.foisC?•,. ; ',l l . t,P:SrV ii :Wiil-'1 , , , ,,.' , ,,,) , q 'Abode "Settiire . ;.!Nlin'eiW & Snitth,' , ~,. ..;: , , ,,, ':° , 7:2. ostClifilfeistitine:the,SitiCk,lbe'is'yreptired . -19 : 1 4 4,. 13 , 14): ?3 ,: 4::•F,;.4947;#00'1,..ageht;',4 ificir.iiiuvirk,titstiq'Ourchileare, fa cwill. ‘',,, Carlini© .:,,• - .., ••••••.. : tl ' , ",• , :v.P* , c3OßV. 4l o;it'''?.! . :it .=•'clirseie;'•Jdo l ,oYi;' 141 . 184, P;'..':. , „:::,- - ,1, a .' , c,-,•, , L. ' ' ' ' ~ '•'7 7 .', . :i'. ' „.. ;,`,..,, ~,. ' , . ,. . ,,,- „' „ !; . y:ViY;N : ,;‘, - ;.? ,, -P..!-::.' , .;'.-ft..;=• ' '' '' - - ' - -'' -"' ''!'-' Mai . I.3tionitartEtt doinpatites. The:Afraidtifeiinsninnaa Annuity and .Ttuet Ociimiany of: 'Philadel • ,phis.' - 'office:No. 159 Clieituut ,Street, Capital $300: 000. Charter Perpetual. CONTINUE to make InsurancesiOn Lives on the most fairourable terns. receive and execute Trusts; and receive Deposits on Into rent.. The Capital bein..Paid up tibd- invested, to. gather witli'accumuTaled proniium.fund, affords PERFECT 'SECURITY to the insured... The pro. p_juir; may he paid in yearly, ball yearly, or :ljuarterly payments. TIRE Company add a BONUS at stated pe riods to the insurances for life. This plan o insurance is the most approved or, and is more genernlly in use, than any other in Groat Bri tain, (where the subject is best understood by the peonle,.apd whero,they have had 110 Ring. est experience,) as nplienrs from the- filet, that out of 117 Life Insurrineu Companies there, of all kinds, 87 nro on Phis plan. The first BONUS vi as appropriated in De cember, 1844, amounting to 10 per cent. on the sum insured under the eldest polices; to 81 per cant., 7i-per cent. , &c, on others, in pro portion to the time of dtnnding, making an ad dition of $100; $87.50; $75, &c., Fee. to ovary 91,000, originally insured, which is an averoge of more than 50 per cent on lhopremiums paid, and without increasing the annual payment to the Company. The operation of the BONUS will be seen by the following examples from the Life Insu rance Register of the Company, thus :* • - QM Suni Bonus or Amoutit of Policy k Insured Addition Bonus payable at - the party's decease. No 58 $1 MOsloo.oo 81;100 . 00 2,500 ' 250'00 2,750 C 0 4,500 400'00 4,400.00 2,50 i. 175.00 2175'00 5,900 437'50 5'437.00 - 205 -- 2711 -• 338 Pamphlets containing the table 01 rates, and explanations of the subject; forms of ap plication, and further information can be had at the office, gratis, in person or by letter, ad. dressedto thc ß Put 4 id ß e i n C t ll t_ A A l 'e t _l_ D iu S tr ,- y_ P - residOiti,- ,JNO ,F JAMES; Actuary,. - a 4 to Fire Insurance. ^" pug ALLEN A:711 E. PLINNSBOROUGH Mutual Fire insurance Companrof Cum berland county, incorporated by en act of Assem• bly, is now fully organized, and in operation, itVi. der the.inastigenuent of the following commis , . CM. Siaymen, Jacob Shelly, Vim: R. Gorges, Lewis-Byer,. Chrivtirm !Cohort Starrett, Beni) , Logan, Michael Coelclin, Benjamin 11. Musser, 'Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Sam!. Prow . - ell, sr, and. Meichoir Breneman, who respectfully call the attention of citizens of Cumberland end York counties to tge advantages which the corn pony 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 aPlSli'mion to the nents.of the company., who are willing-to wait upon them at any time, JACOB SHELLY, President HENRY LOGAN, V. Pres't LEWIS !JEER Secretary COCKLIN, Treasurer An ENTS—Ruualph Martin, New Cumberland Christian Tim.' and John C. Dunlnp, Allen ; C R• Harmon, Kingstown; lien; y Zenring, Shire manstown; Simon Oyster, Wormleyshurg Ro bert Moore. Charles bell, Agents for Ycirk County—Jacob lijirk,gene nil ag ent; John Sherriek, John Itankiti, J. 13ow man, Peter Wcilford: . • . Agents for Harrisburg—Houser & Lochman. felt. 9 Equitable Life %Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company; , d iFF.CCP: 74 Walnut sireet, Phindulphin. V capital s2so;ooo.—Charter perpeinal.— Make - Insprance on lives at their office in Phila delphia, and at their Agencies. throughout the States, at the lowest rates of premium. Rates for insuring at $lOO on a single Life, Age. Fur 1 year. [For 2 years. I Life 20 81 I 91 - 1 (.0 po 99 1,301,04 40 1,29 1.64 2,07 50 1,86' - I 2,07 .1 3,94 "59 3,48 2,97 I 603 EXAMPLE.—A person aged 30 years next birth day, by paying thc , company 95 cents would se cure to bits tamily orlteirs sloo t 3hould lie die in one year ; or for 89,90' he secures to them $1000; orfor $l3 annually for seven years he secures to them $lOOO should he die in seven years; or for 820,40 paid annually during life,. ha,sectires $lOOO to he pap when he dies. The insurer securing his own bonus, by the difference in amount of premiums from those charged by other'offices. For $49.50 the heirs would re ceive 85000 should he die in one year. Forms of application and all . particulars mny be. had nt the office . of Fakin'ic Wsxxs, Esq, Carlisle, Pa.) • J. W: LACTIC RN, Pres't IL G. TUCHETT, Sec'y. FREW/C. WATTS, Att'y. Dr. D. N. Mmton, Medical Examiner. -r eug2.B The Franklin Fire Insurance Com pany of plilladelphia. OFFIC E, No. 163 i Chesnut streei, near Fift stroet. DIRECTORS.' Charles N. Boucher George W. Rtchards Thomus-ttart . Mordecai D. Lewis Tobias Wagner Adolphe E. Boric Samuel Grunt David S. Browp 4 Jncoh R. Sinith Morris Patter on' Continue to make insu'rance.peretual or limi ted, on eyery description of property in town end country, at rates as low as are consistent with security. The company have reserved a large contingent fund, which with their capital and pre miums, safely invested, allimcl ample protection tc the insured. ante assets of the company on January Ist 1848, as published agreeably to an act of Arnim Lily, were as follows, viz t • Mortgages $890,558 65 Real Estate ' • ' 108,358 90 Temporary Loans 124,459 00 Stocks 51,563 25 Cash on hand and in hands of agon.s, 35,373 23 Since their incorporation; a Period of eighteen years, they have.paid upwards of ONE MILLION, TWO lit NEI= THOUSAND DOLLARS, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the advantages of insurance, tis %well as the ability and disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities. CHARLES N. BANCKER, Pree't. . CHAS: G.• RANCHER, SCC'. fob • . Tho subscriber is agent for the above compan for Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications fo insurance either by mail or personally.-will be Promptly attended: to. , W. D..SEYMPUR.'' ' w= ' ! , , , ,, r ~:l'i:'' • ~, x . : -- 4 i i' ,,, ,'?:;. ~,: Np", ~f ,•-- , , ,J - ,, '''.;-.." '''' , ; 4 l : ' PtOrt s k4r. ll . l4 .0 4613 '26. NEW , CLOTHING"' STORE I,,ConnBl,t'oP liournEtt. • S*.F.RET,S, CAny.lBlT., Pa.; THE stilikribei - has recei‘lOd Fe bow open ngn choice selection of Wider •Goodsi•consist ng, of Clutha,: Cassimers '•and . Vestings, newest 64 le at the lowest rates, whiCh he will. make up into Dress and Prodli coats, 'Olio COata,`stickst cloalis„ Pants and V,Cits,Dreatt and FrOek 'coats of cloth from six dollars upwards, Punta, from $15.0 te . ss, Vests" froni 75 ets. to $9,00, cloaks from 8 t 0.520. - jilts alio keeps shirti, bosoms. collars,, het& and pocket handkerdhiefsfcom farts, caps, gloves and Hosiery, in short levzry _thin g apps 4 rtuiningtda gentreman's wortlerbe -- As he is agent for an extensive house hu4ill be ettabled'lo offer fresh goads at theft omen month. lie will yeceivcr ego tarty the N York and Philadelptda Fashions ' and will Spate no pains in getting up work itrillte most durable and fastatonible manner.' flewnlso make up • work purchased at other stores in the most Rre.- ul mantle... Ile will pay particular attention to Children's Clothing Ile respectfully solicits a share of public patronage .• W 1 PARKINSON, Dee 43, 1,848 • Agent for the Pro victor G .seat AttraeflOit for the holidays IN NOIITIIIIANOVEII ST., CARLIS,E, re, THE Subscriber would• respectfully inform the citizens of Cartide, and those - who may visit it during the Holidays, that he is nOw-manulac turing, and will keep constantlY op hand, a large nnsbrtnient of CONFECTIONARY, SUGAR PLUMBS, &c. s uitable for the ap proaching few ivities, whiclMillbe sold Whole sale or Itetail, at the OLD STAND in North Han over Street, a few doors north of the Bank, whore he also kts on hand in large; assortment of FRUITS and NUTS of the latest importa ,. tton, which roil, be sold oh' accommodating terms, consistirg in part of ORANGES, LE MONS. GRAPES, Raisins, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Figs, Almonds, Ccicoa•nuts, Cfeam nuts, Filberts, Pea.nuts, English Walnuts, &c. &c. He would also call atfention to the best tigsortment of FRENCH, GERMAN, ANp AMERICAN TOYS, ever brought to this place, consisting pertly of fine French Fancy Coxes, kid and jointed Dolts, all sizes, - doll heads, fine Clyne, cummon clelph mid wooden tea sets, kitchen setts nod furieture in boxes— Brass and tin 11 - mucus, Wooley dogs, bode' t 14 les, -Penny —toyso all kinds, wngons and wheelbarrows, figs tin toys, took in .boxes,„glitiles, Puzzles, - &e. Pi anos, Fiddle, Tamborines, 11 ernionictitis, Ac cordeons, di time, guns, pistols, &e. Class nn China toys, fine sassing basketS. Also, Toy and doll bfislie-s, and o,variety of other ankles too numerous to mention. s in comic' lion with the above he bt.: , ',Dist re ceived a prams lot of • Fresh Groceries, conaistinglrof pulveri.ted, eruFbed, loaf or.d 'brown SUGAR'S: , --- NrW Orlnane,' :Trinidad Syrup, and Sugar Nome /110LAWES f very cheep.: Imperial, Young Ilye•Sn end Black TEA. Chocolate, Water, Scdn., Sugar, and Pie-Nie CRACKF:IiS. Cheese, Rice; Blackieg &c. EWESLI SPICES, such as nutmegs, cin namon, cloves, pepper, ginger, allepite, grOuhd or whole. All orders thankfully received and punctually at tended to by g P MONY ER. .Nor. 29, 1P.413. • T the Cheap Fnmil' Grocery Store of JO SEPH D. DALRERI', West Ma. street, Carlisle, you will always find the best si n iply of Family Groceries that the Phildclelyibia markets 'can afford. The subscriber hos jut returned front the city, and would respectfully:invite the public in general and his friends in particular; to call and examine his stock, which embraces-all the articles usually kept in his line of business, such ns Rio, Java and St Domingo Coffee penal, Young Ily_son and Black Tens, of iJle beat quality & flavor; loaf, falling loaf, crushed; cleated and brown Sugars of every grade, vuttlt price to suit. Honey, sugar house, Orleans and Syrup Molasses. Spire's of nll kinds, which be willwarrant pure rind fresh , ground. Broome, buckets, baskets., huller bowel's, wash rubbers; clothes pins and brushes of •CVety variety.— Castile, fumy, rosin and country F. OA PS. Al so, n geni•ral nsaartwint, of chewing and smo king TO II ACC°. spnnish half spanish and con-. 1111011 CIGARS. GLASS, QUEENSWARE, and CROCKERY of every description which_ he -will sell at the lowest possible p , ices.' - Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here tofore bestowed upon hint, py n generous pub. lic, the subscriber, renders them his hearty thanks, apd hopes that in his efforts to please, and particular attention to 'business to merit a continuance of their support. • Nny'r H. HALBERT IS Vaiety.'s the .spice of Life.l.! THANKFUL for the favors heretofore bestowed upon us, in our line of business, we •again would -lILnALD" to our numerous customers, that no ate m constant supply of a general assortment, (which we are receiving almost weekly front the city) of all articles per taining to the business of a Grocery and'Trea Store, embracing Brown Sugars of good qualities at 5, 6,7, and 8 cis per pound, Rio Coffee's at 8,0, and to eta, Crushed, 'Pulverized and Broken Loaf Sugars, nt 9 and 10 cis per pound, Java a •d Mocha Coffees, also BLACK and GREEN' TEAS of choice selections, either in bulk or in metallic packages,•always fresh, at from 37i to $1,50 per pound. together with every variety of Spices ) . such ns 'CI N N AM ON, .M.A.C.Ef-CIT---- RON, Pepper, Cloves. Ginger, Nutmegs. mus ard, fve. LIVERPOOL AI)N G A SALT, oget her with Fine Stilt. either in socks or t•nial er quantities. SPERM AND WAX CAN DLES, together with Mould and Dipt qt mitres, iperm anti Whale blenched Oils, of pure qunli y, as also SALMON AND MACKAREL, vlolasses, 'Syrup, Vinegar, Cheese, Crackers n nd numerous other artic les, all of which for unlily and prices we feel confident on inspection vill prove equally as good and ns reasonable s con be sold any where else. But a call front ur friehds can satisfy t hem best and us too. Remember the "Ola.Stond," nearly opposite lurlcholder's (formerly Bbgenee) T avern Alain rem. W EB Y. Carliele, 3fo Dec. S4B 1-'IIL Scapa. A F.:NF and fresh supply from RoussePs and 'A. other f the best city houses, nmong which u double ; ,, ....sc.',l2weer - Rriar, Rose Geranium' "crbena, 1 fehotrope, Millefleur and tusk. tastec..ty put up and for sale nt the loweSt• eines. Also, for the Hair, Bantioline, Porn. 'ado aux Flours, Jenny Lind' hair gloss, Beer's Maccassar-Oil,Ane.scented—Antique -Oil,- hilocome, Beers Marrow, fine Myrtle and Vio .t Pommndes. Also Fancy Soaps, such as louisel's Shaving Cream. IVriglit's do, Military o, Almond and Palm .WasbSoap, m aking on .'`.sortmont unsurpassed by any in tho borough.. rnnyal - S HAVEASTICK • .$1 . ,220,097 67 DRUGS 1 „DUGS I •DRUGST — . I,IBT,IIECEIVED, PHYiblit.,M,, Country Merchants and Pedlar*ltire'invited to call npd examine my ock of-Medicines, Paints or Glass, 011, Var. hates; &c. • • ' DRUGS. Patent Medicines, Herbs and Extinct P, Fine Chemicals,Spices, ground and a hole Instruments, Essences, Pure Essen': Oils Perfumery, &c. . , ' DYE.STUFFS,.. . • • . . Log and Cant Woods, ' Oil Vitriol' -, • .COpperas; '•.'• • Lao-Dye: ,' '' " ''''' ''' PAINTS. Wetherill,'& Brother's-. Pure 'Lead, Chrome 'reed and .Yellety,•.raint afid yariiialt Brushes,.:,, _nosy Window...Ghost:LieSeed . Oil, 'Purpen nei' Copal and i.Coiteli;Vitinish; . aind• Bed Teed. - All - oriwhiph:, , yviWitx.'sold-at. the: verw,lotiest iarkat priecOtt . the,eliciap Drugatid Book Store?. f '''' '..:' " ' '' ' ' :.B; , )V,) ,. . } lA:VX4i§7 ll PK'''' Nov '29th.'lo4B:''' e .,- - - ''' ' Indigoes, Madderi, Sumac MEN -Queenliwarti , ; Glass - Al - TTA - 4 E-amtgeniratedection-afiliese plqi! : in, evP . ,yatlet boon added' t o 9utaiwc.: p lot Of COdniVari, ombroc :kg; Tubs 'C liiitne, .13nekii:'svPoilE4'ke:i 4 Ilion'. 103Vi.pricee :,at the G rode Ty. , off „.."., 5 March 14„ • • . .„ ,;• ' uai'79alidatP6Rr R'S SriouSionE„'a orioraeirneni,"of orBl % vrs.nndyou I NVOBtpriq ,lum: s ii6g§.. fr o m :s lo Janutiry. 7,149:• • 1 oNB - 11 0 . thin:pred, Jtqlled Iron.. . Cast phooV, )3 4014 gr,_spri ng s te9 0 s; !•boiiee.„Tin , Pletoilunt received an"; ioro 'of feb29,.\ & SA2crul3 =4 - :.:4,:;44 - Infv•Atiwvgzspt , ,f - T , GROCERIES,-GROCERIES ebb =I
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