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hibitantS l l4:riak'in kifiei.',Oirk#l
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t ,piriV,iilii4pli_nie,illprodue.
.or mann acturerspi , Thay,4ivn-in-peiii
iwindlileiity;"lind:**fraddkllqk.itiiflliti&i
not only, of dill pe4TO At neiglihoiniiii
StittiOnt oflllifkri ednntrien also., Of
- them l Pleet'lo' , 'W gie'!iiiii , 'lllOitii4
tsin , , ± 4:l[o:4 ' 44,0 All,iehiSr . eonsatne,.pro-:
IU °Y443iitglTP 1551,Myqlettp,itie-earn
ings,X:tbose,who„bovvoto•theirskill and
benteipriseppocket tlietiii reav'tprilicoll
Itheir lif' li-owir-rind 'mhoh,eir'neithlkir:S.
ti
. 1 1 1 .fiPitid;!,dia*:,,iiiitliiii,,Ilier I'Voideri,i'lhe
.:,creani,orenteiprise;talent and•learning;
nand reward tille4cording:to, their dues,
"C.otitibYthe *Ohl ordain' th em nothing,
. aid; see with a.clear , and unclouded vi
t ion;•nought but Onedesa and prosperity
ahead.
. Why,,io.,t flyi, ikis, l, ~.. Thus: ;• , •.• • .
Skii)ll;2s tier bushel of -wheat,
rants given in pay 2Q yards bf bOtisli
-'sheeting•Fit 5 cents' per• yord.'.„,,ShOitiye
• ' 61Pceiits Tor a bushel of corn ; aiial g iies
In pay, "1 yard of super. eattinet. She
.pays 102,00 for tibbl. of beef and'gives
in•pay 6 yards of super. broad cloth. , -
".
,‘,,,Now••take a Western state; Illinois,
'for instance. She islichhit labor, hatu
mil sdikond. heaven's elements of proa
perity.. - Hei people are all producers
frosi - t4e. soil, linti.nothipg.-frern,manufac
tures... 'They hee in fear only of crowd
ed corn '•markets,._alicLticcept_of_the
-- ` pin:chase of, her commodity by people
.;•
from sister &ea's' as a boon or gratuity.'
, Of;otbers she buys all her manufactured
goOdsi expends.ths profit of her own la
' borin transportatio'n charges out'and in,
. , loSes her surplus capital, wastes her, en-
terprise, talent and learning, owes etery- 1
rewardsbody; none, beyond a bare living
~ _ .. .
„,,,00d : hangs upon.,the.future,with,nothing
~ ., b ut hope.% ' •,•• .. ' ' '''
' ' 'She sells *heat at 60 cents a bushel,
and tikes her ,par in 6 yards of sheeting
at .10 cents per yard. She ahells-cOrn
for 2Q cen ' ts a bushel, and'-takes her pay
int inittin'etts lit 41iiii rate of:41;50 'per yard. 1
She sells beef for iffii per barrel,lnlit takes
' her pay in 14Yind of broadcleth. -. . 1
Well—what now?' , filimply thiS: the
ogficulititiat itt-Malsachusetts receives
_ . 25: Ydraioof sheeting for 'a bushel of
- Wheat, while the lationin receives 'but
— 6 - 1 -- th - iir difference is, say .8
_or 400 per
_ cent. The Snit receiv' 1 yard of good
sittineit'for a blightl or corn ;:-th'eriatter
' only one-seventh of a yaidii,or li:differ
' erten of 600 to 700:per cent. I'fie,first
receives 13. yards
,of broadcloth for a bar
relof beef. Whilellie latter,Lrets only.one
yard,Olf , 'Fildifierenottof'6olfper cent.
But, says a. knowing, one; the Massa=
. - ;,,e'hinsetts man.nannot raise the bushel of
-wheat,' - corn, &c.; to buy the 400, 500 or
; 500 per cent. more ifi.difference I. For
the sake of % argument, grant it, if yen
Please, that he cannot equal you. Yet
his 'own family,,his son and daughter,
, receive more profit for their labor in man
.4.ofacturing -the 25 yards that sotronr one
bushel of wheat FROM Itol7, than you did
'' in growing Lbushel for the 6 yards' you
,
- RV:TERVE% by two hundred per cent. ;
owhile.the difference between the -intrin
sic worth, of. the .6 yards yon received
and the 'l2 yards they paid for dig seine
- amount' of sustenance in each cue; is
• the real meat of the nut you have or 1
'Son must crack ; and you will find it in,
the hands of politicians, speculators, and'
- freight or transit men.
In other woods, bring machinery, and
c onsumerS to' tend them to your own
town, manufacture your own goods, and
; ou, too, will receive 25 yards of sheet : .
lig for a bushel of *heat ; for the wheat
,:Will have advanced in price, having
(plenty of consumers near by, while the
iiheeting, having no freight and,specula
tor's fees to, pay,. can be sold for five
~ :i.3 kv'ga ta ..i.' e. 11 . •
entt
W - ••IPP. linlaP ..
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1 - --
--; tßtzo i - ctu:44iiiirap eptheires,...
INpiv iivialiiiii iii, JAC 0 B,EIO,NER, who re
epee:tidily calla the attention,of his friends
iind the -: publiC, genfrally and ; l all dealers in
,;1141(DWARE, to Ms imw,and splendid assort-
Meti(of MI kinds' 4,-.Hardware, suc ever y ad ,
dlers Tools and -.Saddlery, Ware of
~, de,
'seriPtina'and'etile;all kinds ot Carpenters tools, I
• and; building , met tale of yillkmds and., new
_ __-ityle t _all:,.ktnds_ materia_, nmd A • ii. Cabineti
,makere.„2 AWNS IFFlEdisgs , ..cit akkilidiTer
good 'assortment iif Min's morocco': k S. French
strike, lining' eind..blit ding skins ,for 'shoe-Ina
'UM,- all•arucips need ky,shoe ma ke rs constantly
- Itetit.;ort• hspd.,"allabkignithhi , can ~be Bupplied
'with the,very,lielit.efhammered,iron, warranted
sicid,",,alsitalkitimls ef.'rolleti:slit u round e batid
mid - itkrapr„'jtvpdscsi, shear, spring English: and
dl.MirMitaliketor....4loll;„Werprited ,goododso a
1 9 1 9t-ati-ftilitnlittis titinerm_t_3lo_tisekeepera OM
7 'lllo' be suppihia l widi every,:coiclivnecessary
for hems:doom in the Hardware Line,? - „ i r
ii-rorti .imlitzet4lpprip.
.. , lgt, h +and, in .ti for
!_i__lPli)siAtil _ 4 kik „ tral:PilintalsolleiVarrt-'
- P Jit'lquYlPPlAuert 41 1,1 1% Pt Ural .rtitemrttoloo r Pte.;
t rkleP -Miner . s hoes, andykseri „the fimtldry..-.
it. out , and bear immiad.t,, - ' _._—_ ~, •
-----4- 17eSznettiMe - cliiinietiittitd. Housekeepers and
il s t llM.use - the *lisle of:HARDWARE, Call
lit:' 'Cnid.well 'known new ,arrangethHAßD-'
, "WARE STAND; formerty ,kapt v :by' Lewis
- -Hatign i ,ht ; North Hanoler-,,street c nekt. door to
'Jo rt:Gerliiiimeli lairein,:standp iliqW ',kept by. H.
'4 4 Odd; alsii , next :doer „ft:, George ,Kellerls
i i i
!mitt( Mid•
Pep Seem- „,Eall,pnit examine
4 ,r..JAiltefelVlPAtid, save r Money, aiiiWO. are -de
lerptinqd 'to Nell 'all
,articles at :the very smallest
profit ler CASH;, 001m:think we shall be able
Ib'eill,a jitlls, 104,1',,,than.-intyether Hardware
'frillhre,4 . town; As, Inn &SO* Lars -moll ' selected
And ;are,Purshased r 41. 1 -: l ig ,o r der.`,to . Bell kw at
ihei p lii vCarraaged I,;farOn'et-Stnreosoll-hpewn
, I ( - W-h i 1 i " 104278 - o , l 44PuAtild,i9re: iou: mar
• Si ,it good Attitiortnient'oCevery ,article in the
TIM Tratli, ,Ettln'k ferget.:thel,Stand, as
ok' ' "aitA etrudl; proAteis the .order of the
ts .4''' flea . '
'',' '
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t im
'.Call end examine : 4i! yeursidieli:. ,- - . • ,
.6 4.1. s'o.-I . F/ kltttq C..1A90. 13 ;' OPNEIt
EXTRAORDINARY..IIB)NCTI N' IN THE
—slidTrjep',OZirairdWir.
E just received Ile latest and Cheap
~Till.7hW—Saddle Nartpatiter's, and Cabinet
Mllll 'll 4 oola Ata oiktptVnaleiii 404'1111 kinds
;MI bo d ing'itieteigeln'tivor:'broustht Ao:carlislo
' mmfideing. 1044" Hinges; Safews, Naili
I, etas& ahout to build find lit
- greatly th - -telicpk - at'my stook
tiet,h , :Come And mee
'VON!: t price inul, ,be
mon;4 , a 04 14 1 1 1 4 , (ilitliklhev chgaiMard;
i 5111 4 1. • Orti atitil4 4 ,74ces, flee
;- a .110113 letkageohnient cif,Watts'
Pat,ii# l .liklAll lAl.;r4lititolrou:Of all
. 1 R l WAriffAr P.9lnglet2CJiPtii
4 :A 4 tfAir.. ti 43 r.;?"
tjah0110 ;-' itt•W $24 t‘
Bill Sapper % Utter . 09* Clousb. 1
1
r • ~1 :I, 1 , , i'T'''' - 1 , .. i-rr :,:' IQ iIT 4 e t , ~
~.-.., I:0mm ;.mi, l tryrofivptiiiiis f0r0..7 .
~
Co iisln::.4*,looo'4' 047.iiss:i .0..103,*
r
liuruth tithe abetit inmur;settlenfintittiptlan
lit;k l ;l)ltillAiriki. i 4* - 00 iOit !#4 l *ii
1
ilitaLwar•a:ruthor , set!litloat, in , town . ,t . whi
' . .ic,oo l i l3 , l .l'illOrfo,P? #' 5 Y ti #o:4.Al_4:'
.continiat snigger] and it,warball a day afcr4 •
31y1„0:ciit A to lid . l4o . l4"ootqs ,tliti",!,# . 4 , ,
A
i
ter—Sl44l4ablhei tClintiiii.dui,ge;l"co t inti4'l
It. 1
wart dbligittfti , l lb
, coritemp,lk c, , , ti
lki%AlsliWanii; . angi o3 oitillyr .4 4 :
,- '' O
wur thematter,:that the , galsbrepirsk ( ' o i , ;
Perin' and' lidfire r Mind toWnl r -' t . if laSt it:Cuni -
out ! and what ',do you think, Jim, wuriJ,the
matter? You couldn't gue'ss in a wilei.;—
It aint no common occurrence, and yet it's
mighty.natral. Little Jo Allen, the shoe.
maker, bad an addition to his ,family, ar
mountin' to jest three babys—one boy; and
two gals I His Ivite is a little creators, but i
reckon she's Isorne'in' countin' the 'census',
and sech anuther4xolitinient as her little
bibod of,prety bitbyS has kickbtriipfitiniong
the whiten, is ierfectly inticen' to bachelors.
'When the interestin' matter wur first noised
about, the wimen wouldn't believe it, but to,
knoir the rights of it, iha put on' their bob
nets anitpoured down to see iiirs. Allen, in
a perfect stream of curiosity ; and, sure e
nough, thar tha war; three real peed lOokire
' children, all jest alike. Bein' an Revak'.
lancetce cirliei; he litelfmeTn — ta - see his fami
ly, and it 'wur raaly an interesting sight to
seethe little creeturs. Thar tha war, With
1 their tiny tikes aside each other, hevinqin
the prettiest caps—all made and'fixed up
' by the yourig wimen, as presents tb the mu
ther—atid then thur infantile lips just open
in', like so many rosebuds, while thur bits
, of . bands, transparent ;as , sparmacity, wur
' aconite about and pushin', all doubled by,
again their little noses, and thur 'mother all
the time loOkm l at 'em so peed and pleased
jest as if she were !Iselin' in her own mind
tha war bard to beat—added to which thar
stood thur daddy, contemplatin', with a gloW
of parental feelen' the whole bnianiMous pie
tur I It arn'On me Jim to fully describe the
universal merits of such a scene, and I guess
rt couldn l receive .thal justice from any
man's pgrt 'cept he'd been the father of
twins at least. , r
_`Gracious me_t' sad Mrs. Sutton, a very
literary woornia, who - allers talks lustork`ort
extra occasions, 'ef thatlittle MIS. Allen aint
ekill to the mother of the Grasid I' .
She looked at tittle Jo, the daddy, for a
spell, and tRIc to admirin' him •so that she
could scarcely keep her hand °C on him—
she hadn't no babys, poor woomin
! Mr. Allen,' sea she; you're deter.
mined to descend a name down to your an.
•
caters f
I rally believe she'd a kissed him et thus
hadn't ben so many wimen thar. The father
of the babys were mitely tickled' at Furst,
'cause all the wimen were a ptaisin' him
but-alter a spell he 'gin to look sharky, for
go where be wood, he foupd some trying to
get a look at biatthti - . jests besieged 'his
shop winder all the:time, and - kept pelt''
in, and lookin"at him, and aekin his age,
and war he ourn from At last some of the
gals got so curious tha asked him what he
did aroma from, onihow, and as Soon, as he
said lndianee, Dick Mason secum one of the
popularest young meri in the settlement, jest
cause be war from the same . state.
One mornin' it war noticed by some of the
gale that Jo's shop warn't opened, so tha got
inquirm about him, and arter a search he
cum up missin2—Well Pm of the opinion
thar wnr ati'exoitement in town then, fully
ekill to-the President's election. Every
womin , started her husband out arter J 6, with
orders not to come back without him, and
such a mourin as they "gin the cou ntry round
71-
would a caught anythittl - hn it did kech
Jo t un his road to Team' ! 4‘
yi! en they got
hkin back ih the town again, "a committee of
marriedmcn held a secret talk with him,'to
learttNhY he cletterfout, and Jo told 'ent
that the l'peaple kept a starin' tit him so he
couldn't work; and ef he war kept from his
-business t and his famly_continned_toincrease
three at a time, he!d'git so, Cussed poor he'd
starve, and therefore he knew it -'ud be bet
ter to clear . put, foethsWimen would be sure
to take good care of *his wile 'anti the baby's.
,_, Old Dr. Williams. wur appointed by the
men to'Weit on a rneetin' o , e wimen, , aod
inform them d i tie fact that'tha wur annoy
inrthe fallter of the three belle and had 'al
most, drisen.hinyout of the settlement.:',The
`doctor .. ittteord ire ,to , oppointment, informed
1 ti.w,0104, 41 ,s4FOrihe ;b , . , rel!reds,"lbei',
wenrinta`couirititteellithhis)Whele upon 'tbo'
,matter, and aPPototed . three,Ol 'their number
AO repo:Vat ameetin' on • thinext a'vtioiin'.; at
set of resolntione talk' what they'd dif, id:
the premises and govenipl female abtion in
the partickler ottee„ol.TOMeo, -his little Wife, i
and three beautiful healthYliabyg.„. , ~, 1
'
When hoar .of ineatiiii f had aryi,i‘ Mrs.
Sutton'a parlour, wur molded with the within
of the settlement, unVirtef Ailiinten Widdor
pent to the cheer,tha reported the committee 1
,on,reeolveireddy, and hlrsdiluttort beiv the i
head,of the Committes, she . sot. toswork sod?
read' the followin', drawn up paper; -- i
- Whereas, It te; - gratifyin' tp human natur i
the Weddle' general; Alisiiury at , larger and
1 Libtirty)ri particklar,,thit, this,settlement.has .
get an example to the ancestersif &tura time.
which will not only.make,the , wimen of-this )
enlightened state , s pattern, for thur children', ,
,but a. eters , to the royal wimen ofEurope, not ;
forgettint the 'proud mother'of the 'Lions of In .
"gland,but will elevate and plane in;and among, 1
the fast families. for evethereiftee the mother.'
- that - has - shetkeecb - luetterePoli - thellM s io - fritt•—
a - rid find; . , .
;. 0 ,
'Whereas; it is , thir,rmilantilielY int of "ems,
to'be single because Me'Yeting men ‘ii bttekN
aid, iih,put syeakin' out,,it, is time;tbat /ODA
mestlureff be / takei 411Mb:id to%; our general, ;
prosperity, and enceuregini to, the *he gide
stion,cf young fellers , !mind town; ithereforq.
;,11Sielved,,Tftetota marrlid,wimen, O 's*
'out
ill ,;
paleiti likelhe heavin' of o natur's bosom ye:'
sons ithitdmirstlea,andAespectfer that little
wom ' , MriAlleb, is 'we'see'the'three little i
brityinteollinire l itlion thur iMither's finials niy,
~ P
bii i
throat Sem , -. ~, ... , ,,irtA'i
. i , ,,, A ~1 : r
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144101 'Thlit In thiciteenflifri Allenffiii' :
• iteeirkill ' tl!inti bican3pie 011ie interAilland ;
11
liatt d iettiro alit - that'iprintdieg r!too,.01) ;
Ati - laiiiit 4 44'60' tioo;tvlirpotitti„iidtep ~ i
th *Adis of, e.vrest vallidirit llisr glori; ',I
onaLfiltloll,lkto ,Ape.pinmtele of the. kooky.
s
Mountaltut to„ -•-• Walst,tikillitif efty'efilbeFti
will, boildus... ‘-driir l'h i no t he . l l6 # f l/''l
A pl Oi' :$-...','''.!..',' 'l' - ' , '(-,,' Y. -4
m a*
'' ' e ilkli,el4il 40'.
0, cus t o m or the W. ki - tfoillik•l!*
gli#Ottljilo l 4l*ilnkinier . 4;011)419.1 ; ,
i ~. ~ •7. -:
,1 - ''.• ' ' • , - -, , -`,;.:f',.,:-.,-,.
'7lll , e.TaTelioiritiaiiiiinri gar
triimbOdre';ißiittoptiattielteinllbermielfil"i
'iltititiatift of oileittamfiVliliriillifheh
Fldr de '
agvblatlii,thhtik
ittonsiderition' r elittle kn 1 ntit3.6iAlitrY.l
and towtalotii , thei`iiithiliiiiestiohi“ ,
noviletkid ribs 1, ttein'p .aheeatidi , 4 othit ittl,Vrari
gothltfto look often at thur neighbors ` Allefl,~
but his peace of mind-war the proPerty of Mei
faMily,ratid eherhoped.the ladies wouldn't 031
turbitOatideesthe•lotie cig refiliu hifehind would
he a eufferin' calamity to the:pettlentent.lrei
w 6 i l ,olf#to
MVO
f “"Or lav 1- 4 1 4 .9'
•tr/pF,kkfor.fl9 efOiall,Opp4,ol4l
.4PK.Okip P? „PllaPlufrki tPialOrhe
serves to Ve'eticitirified:' fore 'Ci i i t t r in
,0pt .1 ,0 I 110 110 ffip u m w ir
,I;,hll;;)•titt...' 1,,ttr.0.3 nits to t0t ,, „4 - 4,P>.• '.lOl
.• .
•
Avg
'Watches. and' Jewelry I i
~... v‘ • .o, —,CHEAPtIi-THAN... , EIVER-•
4 %., Wholesale and Retail , -.-At the;
k J* .f f ft`ithilader*ia WaielliV Jew,-;
i: \ 'e. aley Store, No. 96 N th SE-i
:- cOND,,streetoorner o uar
(J.( ~,, it \l. • *street.:
~..' 'A•4,.. , , 4.' , .
:Geld LeVerti; 18 16 , caliiiii;riiilljtRilldd; 686 . ' "il
Silver 'Levers, full jewelled,' $l5 . and tipwaraml
Gold ,Lozine k 18•k'. cases, jewelled, $25 ntid
upwar.
s
Silver Lepinei3, jeivelled,.slo and upwelds' ,''-' ,
Silver,Quartier Watches, $4 to 10 '•' •''
Silver Spoons, equal to coin', per sett—Tea,
$5, Desert 810, Table $15,-other artielen in pre
portion. All ,goods warranted to be what the
are Sold for. •
'Constantly on hand a large assortment of fine
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
Also, an assortment of M J Tobias & Co.?
E Simpsonamuel & Brothers, E S Yates &
Harrison,H
Co, John G &.R 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 manufactureld of
England to.furnfsh qt short notice any required
Style of Watch, for which, orders will be taken,
and the name-and residence of the, person or
dering put 'on if requested
O. CONRAD,
Imiiorter ofoWatcher
novB]
Z. IL BROOMALL'S,
GREAT BARGAIN WATCH AND JEWELRY. STORE
-- 'WHERE " Gold and Sil
ver Watches of every
description can be had
at from ten to fifteen
less than any other store
in New. York or Pnila-
' a rw — dolphin. Persons who
wish to get a good watch, perfectly regulated,
would do welfte.call,M ta store of the sub
scriber, and compare thrautdity and price of his
watches with that of Othe rstores.
GOOD WATOirili Vl* IrOkWWIIIO EXCEEDINGLY
LOW PRICE& ,
Gold Levers,.full jewel4,,t9 carat cases, $ 4 OB 00
Silver do do 1 - 112 00
gold LeMiis, jeweled, : 1 :8 carat cases 23,00
Silver •do do ' j 9 00
Silver. Verge Watches, from $3,00 upwards:
Gold Pencils from 191.,t0 .98,00; Gold Pens,
.With_sllver cases, and_pencila attacheiWor-290.
Alsci,, a handsome assortment . of new end
fashionable Jewelry, at prices far' 'below the
usual store prices.. Old Gold and silver bought
or taken in exchage.,
LEWIS' togoomALL,
No 110 - North SECOND Street, second door
below Race ,
. Philadelphia. • ap:B'49,ly
ItrOUt this advertisement 'out, and brills it
ilong, you will then be sure to got into the right
sore.
5121:11=11daoIXDIMACI.1=1:11a 0 E34
affileghenv House.,
IN'o. 280
,Market Street, above Eighth,
South side.
- ' PHILADELPHIA.
THIS large and splendid Hotel hike beep fur
lobed with cadre. new furniture. The Ear-
Loom is the largest in Philadelphia. The Nip
are and Sitting•rooms aro , entirely separated
ropt,she noise.and_bustlenseAueriocrthe ar
ival and departdre of cars. , The Portia() ex
ending the whole.-front of the -heuso. afford
00l retreat in warm weather, and a splen did
iew of the greatest thoroughfare in the City.
The Lodging Rooms are well furnished. The
Cable as well provided for as at any other Hotel,
vith every attention of the managers to make it
he beet Hotel for Merchants ankbusinees men,
uring their' stay in the City: The terms will
,e one dollar per day. On- the arrival of the
jars from the west, a Porter will be in attend
, nee la' dOnvey Vaggige;,^&c:, to 'the Hotel,
vhieh is adjoining the depot.
Feb. 7,1849-6 m:
2000 Pemium Minds. "
,)* ~ WILLIAMS, No 12 NORTH SIXTH
aTREET, Philadelphia. VENITIAN
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURER
warded the first and highest Medals at the N.
Cork,. Bultimordand Philadelphia Ethibitions,
)r the superiority of his BLIND S; With con
rmed confidence in his manufacture,) asks the
ttention of • purchasers to his -assortment assortment of
000 BLINDS, of narrow, and wide
.slats, with
'nay and plain' TriniiiningS; Ili' new styles , and
olors. Also, a' large and general assortment Of
: . EINSPAMENT WINDOW SHADES, all Of WlllOlll
e will sell at the lowest CA6II PRICES.
Old Blinds painted andArimmed to look equal
o new.
IKY-D EA I. E.R S SUPPLIED on liberal
4me.:46..-Thorcitizens of Cumberland county
re respectfully invited to call before buying
Isew,here—confident of pleasing all. Open in
he Everting. •
-March-21.- , . •
SILK HATS.
r4EORGE A. WARDER CO. N. E.
or CORNER OF FIFTH AND 'CHERRY STREETS,
'hilsdillphia. respectfully solicit the 'custom of
lATTERS and others engaged in the TRADE.
'hey Manufacture SILK HATEl'veryiag from
I to 42 dollartyper dozen, that Will bear a crlt.
al examination 'find compare - favorably with
e - O
oif any other mannfacturers. - As thetare
trgely engaged in this business they can fill
rdertsexpechtiously.
'HE 1111AGARA ,SHOWER-B •
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n i 1 ? - 0 14 !1•4 1 1i9 1 . 6 A.KtPhovVer -
~tl4lig..w:ithtWVM or. cold ,Water."ty
t
,erlilB'Eatfirtiok Ahoy priirehtnrat.the - Fair of
the'llreakiln Institute; Philadelphia. , October
1898, .the bnirßath that ever took a pri3iiium
at thavinatittite and also took the firetprernilitp'
at the Fair of the:Marykind institute, Novekn;
ber4B4B. . Pr.O. ,a... 4, ,PVt
A:great and important improvement is made
i t Chia Shower•bathever all others, by threwitig
t to water immediately on the body, without.
.etting the head;:unicaufet the will or plealuie
• the bather: bet a"grositet point-is gained b 4
Ink enabled to biithe with Warm water, ,Whi
oiher Shower- Beth ir adapted tirand Moat
all the Bath can be medicated Without injury'
the hair; ,„ , i• : ;:1 •
Many peisons•eannot take it- gold, bath—their
e is mot in this as they can regulite - the `terti=•'
. • Mite 1 Of•the :water t, auk their wistwand
=tow bathing ,•",t4. alry'rleteson of the, year
1 'idiotic, an runpleasahfrOs u lf. ',,limi ies ettniurie
i te,advantage, or bil . ttirpglthotA Wettiaii .the,.
t ead or doverintethe
.s,amo. • • , :,t ,, • '.• :
The arrangements are simple ' and complete;:
. d not liable to ' „get 0u1,,0f indot, , ,, , The Bath
_
. in-be-adjusted- 3b -height t -linim-a T smai I:
• ild - to - the - tallest, -- rWh,_ on — thilidoor a
geed, she fixtures are hid and thb,,eutifide, a ..s
i saratice is that of a, neat piece•Of furnitureti ~-;
They have/reeeived,the approbation of seven ' '
il ''medical gentlemen-others are,.requested' to.,
i ill 'and examine ttliem:'•;4l•laniiTUdttired • Ily the
atentee.''" • , BPHRAINUTARBABEEi: f,'. ,
1 • •, -- • 24 South calert stitief,'Bidliinore.',"‘
BATfiltia4Riuld iifhat'AiinetiOni stiYii '
Ito not oldie; ye yhto would - health wore,. ,
' 'he deiy,lreeh abfutionV;OPtonfecT : •
' 'hp slu i ces of the siOn ;, enough to',esp : ,, , r ,
"ha betty aaered'fitnii undecent,sol ~ • ••,,, . 1
t Alto be pure, l ovenL if It did pot cendu . eitT,7;,',.'
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• reniApily'paintri a !tin'thie adot lbelicy k f it
''ho want athieilerpffieile,i
,! , i,i , q a t ;rol,:' ;,, ,:: ~:, :
Vith,o4loo,ltiiiitvigtOlii•lgh maintains ,':.;
•deeeht ee s ikithOnt it; yon . t# -: 104„ST044 1 .
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higs4.. uelie° ft 4 #PPrbellelve or
ro . gitnertoi fot t sew asedkitiid Itil , ad..
ell'''.".l,4;•lo.lft, 4100)Ind,,iiidd615A , Bot h; . hi i,
INBr antr willrbe folly 'prepared Aittintirthe
op ,
ening of the Can to forwardßODUCEand
MERCHA4 4 *ltAiieto and frod
Philidetphia;3a t mord,
PittsbSigh, &c., at thh
loweiti,satevof fOight.and:withithe iittisbakies'•
patch. - .......,:- .
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' " 1 iNo. 48)ConiMetleiciit,l'Whiirt; BaltiMMlO.
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- 'hi' l -';'' ' WUHBBII.IiECH'' 4: TRIER" '
- - -,, -‘ ' . - 7,o •lllli):2l2Market st;',. PhilidelPlia•
- ;•;;, - ~ .., I CHABORER; St: - RVYNOL S,
;i=ll. • 1: .11N01409 Market st:iThiladliiphia.
...,,. ~,, ~ide BITER , JAMES 00.1 , :' ;
•'taill';- ;.;-:._. .
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N .i.BrolublitreetvPhiiadelphia.;
~,,,, , 1,,,-PEN'A. bvo/1101,1NE;;.. .
Nortirstreet Baltimore .
Harrisburg;; ?Fah 29, 1848 —if. , i
f4j;o.coris M
klbiiii er 4
On street e
and Market
Square, formerly ocittpied byNatfum Hailtch:
THE undersigned resitidtfully annmincos to
the cbizene'cif "Carlisle and surrounding country
that he has just arrived from Philadelphia, with
a splendid stock of READY MADE C,LOTH.
IN.D,for the2.pureose_of_conduc_tingAe_teady.
inidwelothing business in all its various. bran
,.
He intendo.-keeping• an assortment.of every
article in hie line of ? baguette, and at such pn
ces as will suit every one.
His stock ernbraccsithe moil handsome and
fashionable styles worn, and made' up.in the
best. manner: -
The - subscriber only asks n: tiara his goods
and id sure they . mill give entire satisfaction.
Also, a large assortment of Hats, 'Caps,
Shirts, Cravats; Collaraißosoms, Suspenders,
- and Hosiery; •all - of which-hemill- sell
on,
Nary
Boys' low prices. Ho' clothing constantly on hand
, - . SAMUEL GO LDMA,N,
Apr l ii. '49.-6m.
, , ....
Mc lllster's all geallagOlattri en t
OR THE WOILD.'S SALVE, contains . no
Mercury.—The following Certificate • is
from n regular. Physician, of extensive prac.,
tics in Philadelphia : ..
nal MoAcusixa—Sir : I have for the
last two years been-in the habit of using your
(Hutment in Oases of Rheumatism Chilblains,
and in - , Tx:lu .C,armait:,(Sceld Heads,) and
thus far with. the happiest effect. I. think
from, the experiments 1 :have mad:: with it,
that it richly dederves-to be adoptedas an ar
ticle ofevery day use by the profession at large.
--Yeurs,tNly,,,S.Rear,MAX- Phila. --:-.
READ THIS. '; • .
Philadelphia. Deo. 29, 1847. •
To James %AloAllister—,Dear Sir: ,I take' .
plesinue, in„makipg *flown 'to yon the great
benefit.l hare received by using your Vegeta. •
Ma Ointment, or. the World's Salve,- I had rm..'
ulcer, or ;unplug; sore, on the ear, of many
yeirs
_standing; I. have applied to veral
physicians, but all to no purpose; bet by oiling
your-Ointment a few davit' was.comphitely
dried :up.and, wall. I .have used it fdrliurns,
fur which I find Iton:excellent article; 'also in .
ell cases infiamation. - :.' ••• En. Timis.
I certify theribOve.statement is , true.
M. C. CADMUS.
No.9o.Market street; Phila.
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CFATIFICATE.• ..._:: .• I
•1 do certify I hays' ,used McAllister's' \
All_ Nealieg_Vegetable_Qintment_fOr_coldness.
of mi.:rP9 9 .C9rAtherignalisiii In my limlui,
and untie; on my rectood4wo been en ti re l y :
relieved.. ' ; Believing .it f#; be a. good•Modicinc,
I do not liesitatelo recommend it In tho,above
complaint.. LEONARD VAILE, .
Morris tp. Washington Pa. Aug. 21; /847.
.
I certify that, I . liwranied.l4eAllisterte all '
Heath*. Vegetabl e - 'olll4mnteer the . World's
Salve, fer. a boiling in , : wife's breast, which
has given heilhcalonl my
ibla benefit; also on one'
of my children, for sin oyes, which give ini..:
mediate relief. Eltligirefore, recommend. it as:
a good medicine. •-• . PARKER REED, 4 19
Hopewell 44 Wasbingtort Co. Pa. Au g . 41. '47.,
Around the box are dilietioni for using Ne.
Allister's Ointment, for. Scrojiitp. Liver, Com.
plaint,..gyresipflas; ; Tester , , Chilblain, Scald
Head; Sorb' ekes Quincy,; ! Sorethroat, Bronihi.,. •
tos,.Nercous akeetions.' /NOM, Head i ache,'
Atthrhir; Diaftiese`, s '.oW%:aeht,' Burns, , Corns, r,
ail diseases of the' skin, Sore )ripe; Piinplei, - ,ST..
Swelling. of the Limbs, Sores, Rheumatism - ,
Piles, Cold feet,' Crilup, , ' Smelled .or - Broken!
Breast, 7botknehe; Ague ,in the face, Am:, ilc.:
If MOTHERS and - BURS : PS4Ov its value'
in came of "swollen" or Sera Breast, they ..
would always apply it. ' In Such oases, Vireo.-
ly used, and acfoording to the 'directions Around
each box, it gives relief in a very few' hours.
.BURNS=It is one of the best things in the
world for Burns. (See directions for using
it.) ' ' " • • .- ^ - .
PlLEThowiands are y.earluleured- by::
' llitiOliiiment.—lt-never-fails z ingivingLreliel--
mr.the Piles. '• ' ' ," • • '
Otr This Ointment is good ,for any part of .
the "body or limbs 'When inflamed., In some
•Casesit should be applied dften. - :•,...;‘,.:' ?::::,', -;
- 'CAUTIONA;•No - , Ointment will be; genuine
Unless the:name of JAMES MeALISTER..Is '.
s mitten With a pen on every label,
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PRICE—TWENT..FIVE' 'CENTS . .A.. .130 X -. -
Fog sale by, ; nif agents lin 11l the principal,
cities and towns I n Milted States. -
• ' ' • 2.;',: '!''.`- iIJAS:IIIMALISTEIL . '
, Sole Proprietiw OfthelsiliOvi Medi:noes. . !
Principal,Offtee aniiiimir'.M2Bll:TiitiiiSr.
. hilinielphia ..';'.".': .- • I:. " “'
• " 's.tiffiot.,li, p.,15...W..11 ergi9, Carlisle. -...
. - ;•',,,y;.ll;.44,Ralt(giL'..illechati berg. :. -., ~, :.:. : -
'' J l4.ll l tilSliggliatr r. Phiireli giin, , r ~ ~: • ~.,. i:.
,Rhand,B6.:Wharr,f,'Newilg.„.:, - . -“: ~ ;!;
Siolnirilf;A t itrign'eNewvig c:: ..: .!„,' . ...„...;
1..91i Luti.; 0#0,W., 4e paarriOdig; $
111tio1d'Steitioilati#.'" i :`:','I
mag„,undOsigned; having purchaded t he Book i
4 „end Perio4tcalmitablishmentlatetykept•by:.
Mr Joseph Kneedler,'next door to' Burkholders;
Vale Iteetem`e) Hotel, respactfulltliiforiner. the ;
!public' - that` lie intends to keels ednetrintl2 on
land till the latest and ,bost.publicationa of Mir.'
:day; which he will furnish at ructidustio.rat- i
!exc. Among the' beet and:Molt popular 'Werke
latelYismeilAnim the premerwilmfollowing2l '
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4 . Harigoes.ohetp ; quid 7,UPgre.ool(4oll: Of Mc. •
C0U110361 History OZolliali ~ Jimindoes,Lik I
Of C hit 11: . liiiige faintly - Bib es elegantly, ound;' ;
:common do. ;lick's. Phfteaophiciii: werlm—. .
Prayeililid limb Ildbkif i regi ciditione.n. i,
Parader:ll66 extyv , ',: xhiVeid' English.
Olationaryleeirsc'WO • eel Of'thlio'.l W,orll; i
260 erigiovi pa,- Ddwlidg'allistorYbf,ltiliiiiii.',.
iiiii - imne . d'enlargeilsditionleentaloing-thir-1
life of Pope Pigs IX. bringing the hieteryirlowW - I,
Ethe .pregsnitytinie,irogilrrftlenitoGliyArto.
llis,,cont Meg her ,populer.. ; worite,Wonierv.,
Moterss. tr.o944"Pghiers '0UP2 1 9.9d. llifet
Stiteemati' anuarrromigaighingtOwto..PMX4 1
2 , ' V 616; 8 : -. " - .0.4,1i1ii. to - 5ecia1'. 1 499.1411 9 #14,,P ,
MrefTiliiii! ro. hlitli''t ktniP,The uthititio,,,, A
fsnillyioft yilliielliiiiiirV.'NOW.lfOrlt_lwre . :
1
ta tu rt ex,
flir,e ien 4 ce a d r -- t i , ea is rj'ar T .'. li lt a rilf ath od' ii . - s li a i ' l.' i li tite l , - 1 .
Pearl t rinow'Moirilbr i Mre Gloriii.:.?, 411 of Elldix . l
fye!,tif,,,MPLINUATI.II4„.OIitPI4Iar /10f.,•.1,--,1
e4iii ei::: Qwetnerliwigir ,
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Ili 1'.9 r . 10 a 0 °WI. i, §"lgi ands
e 0 . 191 1 P95.
'booleiß I liftatithery„l3 •. • Book, h;Fce.7l:,
Thicti4 - eiltlti t troolcittind4a#9.7ly
otiiiitii , , , gliii i ot : ' orp tolflui t ,,,, .01 1f
ittitidipiir 3S!- WV! 6 ',..,..,,1. ,g', •,;.'„,
0 1144 • flid leiediTo3iila§Wearfifi , ' 4, 7:-'
•"014's OiratelFolden OW''Fiete e,‘Celuniblititi
:Aces grei.;:termiviik.regnlerir!..,l4B 90 if i tAt e rg ..
fr9M. 4... _4 11 9„2 1. ,. . ' , AI= o rit.,4,,„,eptlik
titzt. -t . i tioo 2 l,o, 4 lKi, 094-4noviivl
'a.. .0 4 ittowv,iimito...z
. • . • ~. 440, t , . ..,
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Tun Proprietors, have spent much time •
in bringing this preparation of SA.RaLPARIL.Lk
to its present state of perfection ; and the experience
of fourteen years has furnished them the most ample op
portunity to study, in their various formV, the diseases for which It '
is recommended, and to adapt it exactly to their, relief and cure. Pa
' Hems who wish ati,Zll.i.V Goon Medittne are invited to'gii , a altial, and satisfy
thaselves of its siiperiority, and thin' Invaluable property it poe Cs( arresting
And cpringdisenia. The bottle - hail Vein enlarged t hold ON 'CURT, and in ita
Present improved form' May safely claim! td be the Buz c APEST Medicine-of
the op. Ito progress to the tame it lida attained may betriced a long line of fasts
and cures, that stand. as landmarks 'mid beacons for the invalid, pointing the way to
the haien of health. •
•
Thelollowing is from Col. S, G. Taylor, a genllerean of high standing and extensive
acquaintance in the Southern states, 'and lately appointed Conspl tci New Granada:
. •
Messrs. A b
.D. at . SODS:— New York, January 7, x848.'
GraerxErisx,--litiving used, and witnessed the effects.of yehr excellent preparation
of Sarsaparilla on different persons to various parts of the 'Southern country, viz.,
Virginia, Louisiana, Teruo, and,Mexico . , I feel much pleasure 'in stating the high
opinion ,entertained of its 'great medicinal :value. .In my own case it acted almost
like a charm,. removing speedily the enervated-state of.the system, and exciting, in
the most agreeable manner, a tonic,and invigorating influence.
a Your Sarsaparilla is highly approved and extensively used by the U. States army
in Mexico, and my gentile, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR, has for the past Ave years
been in the habit erasing it. ang recommends the same ; he and myself adopted the
article at..the same time, und ins now considered an almost indispensable requisite
in the army ; rn conclusion I would - say, that tits better it Is known the more highly
It will be prized, and I trust thdt its health-restoring virtues will make it generally
known throughout the length Mid breadth of our widely-extended country.
Yours very respectfully, S. G. TAYLOR,
• U. S. Consul to - New Granada.
sm
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REMARKABLE CURE OF-SCROFULA.
Southport, Conn., January 1, 1648.
Messrs. SANDS :—Gentleitlen—Sympathy for the afflicted induces me to inform you
of the remarkable cure effected by your Sitsaparilla in the case 'of my wife. 'She
.was severely afflicted with the Scrofula on different parts of the body; the glands of
the neck were greatly enlarged, and her limbs much swollen. After suffering over a
year, and finding no relief front the remedies used, the disease attacked ono leg, and
below the knee suppurated. Her physician advised it should be laid open, which was.
done, but without any permanent benefit. In this situation we heard o f, and were
induced to use 'ftrina',fiarsaparilla. The first bottle produced a decided and favor
able effect, relieving her more than any prescription she had ever taken ; and before
she had used six bottles, to the astonishment and delight of her friends, she found her
health deiterenored; 'lt is flow over it year 'since ,t cure was effected; and her
health remains good, showing the disease was thorough eradicated.froin the system.
Out neighbors are all knowing to these facts,-and think tins' Sarsaparilla a great
blessing to the age. Yours with respect, JU,LIUS PIKE.
Extract from a letter received from Mr. N. W. Harris, a gentleman well known in
Louisa county. Vu.:-" I. have, cured a negro boy of mine with your Sarsaparilla,
who was attacked with Scrofula, and of a scrofulous family. Yours truly, '
" Fredericks fall, Va., July 17, 184" SR W. HARRIS..
-- Theibmwitestimnymirtritev7mm - artm - tnia Reuter of the Church of the
Crucifixion in this city, commends itself to the attention Mlle afflicted. Numerous
certificates of cures of various diseases effected.bY this medicine are almost daily
received:—
Messrs. SANDS :—A member of my family has taken your valuable Sarsaparilla for
a severe scrofulous affection, &c. with the most beneficial effect re9llllliTtTrom its
use. It gives me very great pleasure to record my testimony in behalf of its virtue
and efficacy, hoping that others may be induced to make a trial of it.
IVesa York, May 10, INS. JOHN 'GRIGG.
Messrs. A. 11. & D. SANDS : Norwich, N. Y., - Oct. 8, 1847.
Ogrct.EmerrFeelings of gratitude induce me to make a public acknowledgment
of the benefit I have derived from the use of your Sarsaparilla. I have for several
years -been afflicted with scrofulous swelllngsi in my head, which at times would
gather and discharge at my throat, nose, and ears, and at others would break out in
different-parts-of-my-lace and head. These continued until my thrust, face, and
head - wore almost one - complete sore and for a long time I was so hoarse that it was
with the utmost difficulty that Leonid speak above a whisper. During this,Ju no I had
several attacks of pleurisy and other diseases. I consulted different physicians, and
tried various remedies , but received no benefit until I commenqed using your Sarsa
parilla. lam now well; the sores are all healed; and I attribute the result entirely
to the effects of your valuable medicine.
Yours, with respect and gratitude, PHDBB C4 . 14001f.
Being personally acquainted with the person above named, t believe her statement
to be correct. , JAMES, 81. D. CAIUB, Justice of the Peace.
PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
A. B. & D. SANDS, DjuyiamsTs
- 100 FULTON-ST....CORM:B OF Wlci.ua, New YORK. _ .
S s old also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Cansdaa.
Price per gfN ttle ; six Bottles for-SS.
n'Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT, sole Agent
MiscellautiUs.
J.' 'F. .711174.L.E.R,
General Commision and Forwarding
Merchant 3 N 0.79 Bowly's Wharf,
ALTIMORE,
FORgitt ,L - 1 . • of Flour. grain, Cloverseed,
Whit& , ""r umber, Br,c. &c. •Also, for
warding `0 .; s, via Tido Water Canal and
Pennsylvania Improvements. Orders for fish
Salt, Plaster, &c. &c. Supplied at lowest
prices.
Having been engaged in the above businesa
during the last five years, a continuation of the
patronage of 'his friends and the public is- re
spectfully( solicited.
r — ft eferlo .
FUNK& IIu,LETt,
' I& E Ewe, Harrisburg.
BRANDT & ZEIGLER, 1
• JACOB, RHEEM, Carlisle, Pa. " 1
A. CATROART , Sheßherdstown, P 6.
..GEORGE &MUER, Mechanicsburg, Pa
Feb. 14-IY. . .
' JADIEI3 -FL N i - i 1 G.
•
• N. W. Corner of Pitt & IEO I its. Carlisle
Pa. offers for sale on the moat reasonable terms,
a large assortment of choice Drugs, and Medi
-1 tines, Chemicals, Paints, .Oils' &e. with -tho
moat useful Patent Madicifes,also—An elegant
assortment of Perfumery Toilet. and ,Shavins
'Soaps, t 3
, itrgreatiririety, 6 —.Hair, Tooth, fiat. Nail; Flush'
.& - Cloth brushes.—Whips in great Variety, Um
brellas, Canes, Pocket .Books, Combs t Ink &
Ink Stands, Motto! Wafers & Seale, Fine Wri;
& Note paper envelopes, Razors, Pen
Knives; Scissors, & Razor straps, Fancy 'Wax
, Card-Cases, Fancy Boxes , Cornelius, Patent
Lard Ilitnps,.Globes &_Wicks,,Laid Oil ;Sperm
Cantlles, &c.
An extensive assortment of Imported. & Do
mestic Septa, Tobacco & Snuff. '
Calyandfetamine atOck, he is 'prepared to
.oflerindiicetnepfs;to purchasers, for cash.
• '' Carlisle, linuary, 24th 1249. •
.Lykens: Valley Coal,
Lyken's.Vallev Coal Cbmpany will be.
prepared to deliver.COAL, on and after the 20th
nstant.at their depot,' Milleribura, Dauphin co.,
Pennsylvnnfa,, (at , the head of the • Wisconisco
Canal, 12 miles from Cler ' k•'s Ferry,) at the fol•
lowing' prices,' CA.SIL ; •
ump„,l3roken.6c.Screened . $2.00 per ton
Lime harriera.vcreeneci..' • 1,37 i
Lime 'timers . mixed. • 75 •
WILLIAM HAWKINS.
ADrif
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9-110-Il r lA.lvx Azrp;p : , PE*Nspoßou;qH
'Mutual-dire' i,nenkance:trotnpany, of,,Cunt
berlind county incorporated ; gitt ttet, of Asspnt•
bly, is ful ly'noil ntanize and in operition, unT
der,', the ..management of. thecommis-
, stoners, •. • _ •
•_.Plit..Stsyntan, Jacob SheBY, ~Corga•
Lie l / 2 4.0• 11 yer,Chriotitut:Witzel. Robert' Sterrett,
Musser4.,evieTkel, ;scab Kirk, Saml.•Yr_otv,.
all, PT. Oid•hfo Id lithoir Brenstriari, - who reepectfully
call'Alte attention of •citisens, .Curnherland and
York counties to ; the advantages which the
apsn, „ It .
r.","rlie - r . ateerof insurance ere *lsm, and Tsp.!:
a. any . company of , the kind in,.the Sit! 0.; •ric!',
,eons wii,hivug•49-,heComa.menibere are incttail•to i
make. APPOOOtIon, to the °tents ,of , the company, .
who :aro)willinii n
C.OB HELLY,t, roil • ,
' HENRY• LQOANoVitProolt ,
LENno; , ll,pio. 11300r.14:441. , 2-1 •1‘:1
• Idiouop.,Pß9spli s twomeurer ~.; ;
-libiiitvre-tauctolph Martin', New' Cumberland
ibkriatian Titselaind iblui•Pgiitbliiii;
, KingittrartiV HelirY.Z.eProMi. B hYe•
udriptoid; sitho lki ptoeitiiviyrn:mioyaburg;, , uo.
hgr% .
.i.4Agent4. rot ork c9unLy,--3 Koh: Kith, K o Oe•
!r4l;',4gtn4iJohi)„l3horrick,,Tobaßs,a‘kin‘..l;,.Bow
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lusT , ','TcPfiktditAfetVpril ( t.o9o, ,,
i
. ,OtilePoArieS Olitifi irliofal
t ioiuor the ladick t W: 1 1 ~1 $ - ' i (VII
gll' i 00 iptittilinfl, # !AC' !Tito k ' ° ',Ara
, a over'itteilt' , ..,'i:,,, , 4,, , ~ ,,i, f lr:k.i
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3nouraitte .eonlpantes.
Equitable Life Insurance, Atusufty
and Trust Oompany:'
OFFICE 74 Walnut street, Phiadelphia.—
Capital s2so,ooo.=Charter perpetual.—
Make Insurance on lives an 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 Li
Age. For 1 year. For 2 years. I Life
20 81 91 60
30 99 1,30 1,04
40 1,29 1,64 2,07
50 , 1,86 ' 2,07 3,94
59 3,48 - 2.97 603
EXAMPLE.—A person aged 30 years next birth
day, by ptying the company 95 cents would se
cure to his family or heirs $lOO should he die in
one year ; or for $9,90 he secures to them $1000;
orfor sl3 annually for seven years-,he secures
tcrth - Mn 11 - 000 should - It .seven. years ; or
for $20,40 paid annually during-life, he secures
$lOOO to be paid 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 $5OOO should he die in one year.
Forms of, application and all particulars may
be had' at the office of ,Fasn's WArrs, Esq,
Carlisle, Pa.) •
• J. - W. LAGUOR N, Pree't .
H. (.31. TIKKETT., Sec'y.
FRED'S. WATTS, Att'y. •
Dr. D. N.lllAnorr, Medical Examiner. ,
ang2ll--
The Franklin Fire Insurance, Oom
, ..pany of philitdelphia.
OFFIc E, No. 163 i Chesnut street, near Fi ft
street.
D.IRECTORS." 4 "r
Charles N. Bancker George Wt Richards
Thomas Hart
Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias'Wagner delphdßoris
Samuel. Grant David S. Drown
Jacoh It. Smith Morris Patterson!
Centimie to make insurance poretual, or limi.
ted, on.eyery description of property In town:and
Country, at rates as Idw as. are consistent with
security. The company have reamed a large
contingent fund, which with their capital, and pre
miums: safely invested, afford ample protection
to the 'Poured.
Who, , easels of the. company on January Ist,
1848, as published agreeably to an aet of Assent.
bly, wore . as follows, viz i
I ,--
. Mortgages ~ , $890,558
Rout Estate .-,,,," '108,958
Tetepotark Lottes ''
-124,459
Stooks , '' ' 5t,563 '.
,' Casifookind,atid in bands of ' . .,
, agents, .
....,.."
..4... . . , 95,973 99, .
- .. _ .
„ .
$1;220,097: 67 ..
Since'eir incorporation, a Perlimi of - eighteen
years, they have paithupwards of:mor stmmox,
T WO, HO NERED THOUSAND;DOLLiStWIONIO4, by fire,
thereby aflOrding: evidence •of ;the:advantages. 'of
ininirante,mitwell 'as Th e:ability ird disposition
tomcat promptness,idl .
":•• • •,,,CHARLIES'N.•BANCKER, Pree't.
_ • f e b ,
• -I'illiteaubeiniberis agent for the above company
for Varliele 'indite vicinity. .All appliciations. for
insurance-Ashlar •by mail or personally. be
promptlyEttendeft to. . W. D.,SEYMOUR.
. .
-tt-' - '- - tali - liyirii - 44 - 6 7 1 -- Da i oliiiiin t
Far 'Dy'sPepsia,, Mavens Headache, aid Liver
frlitl6,is'a'.Vegetable , semi:wand, warronted a,
2. 7:safe and effectustramedy, not only for Dye
pepsia,,bat, ki.tho4diseasits.r,ettiting from and
.connooted with a t Asoi4erttd „spralitlen 'pf, tho
atotrytehplitLlitiariAi tiarapgementiOf tho digaS 7
tive,.ittnettehe,;syelt., pa t sishility ,Sot• , W,eatinees,..
liatulanciOitatt 7of ,appetata, aour ,eruitations
end
ascidity:oohtt ,gfonteb, tostiVeness,' headache,
flatulant,andJtillitige canc. - Itie partioutißilY re'P '
ccmmendedr_to•th'osopi!ho are suffering :under
`deMlitY,.ar.td,dePrlSlOP ,of „spirits; its ;soothing
and, renowiting,pstwatl -, Ao l l6;l ) otioulitrlY adaP! •
ted tosuch cases,"' , .,t.'; , , -',' . i, ~
.For sale by .. •' ' ''.4AlYtEgrFLAßitlid* ' •
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11: Ila ß"ouN ' l 6 itc"r72l l , l tiiiiv.okofill aell '• mit.,
' ' '' i Ifi 8 : bikbeetr ebld % at 'Other f 0.. ,,
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NEW - Xlga i onvevsiroitz ,•
co.iqEfccrP ?Merril' :ffiridrik.'iffiqiiixnaft. ----
'THE subscriber has receive andtenew open
ng a ehoice.selectiorrof Winter`Goode, mintiest-
rig of Cloths, Cassimers, and,Vestings,.newest
style at the lowest rateii, which helitll make ap
Into Dress and 'Frock coats, Over Coats, sacks,
Cloak's, PantifendVests,EresicandFrosk emits
if 'ninth freniNlX'dbliiirs lip . ivards, Pints from
150 to s6,'VeXt., f• s ' eta.
from 8 to $80::' Ste. also ..ke4s shirti 2 bosoms.
collars, ne.ek,and pocket'
.handkereht com
frirts,capi, gloves and HosierY in short every
thing appertaining too gentleman's wardrobe. - --
As he is emit' for an extensive fhoiliele VII be
enabled to offer fresh', go.pds at least :"onee a
month: Tie Will' reiefre (beg INA
•and. Philadelphia... Pestilent, and or spartilno
pains in getting up his work iuthe.most ,titlythle
and fashionable manner. • .He•Will . rdso triiikt tip
work purchased 'at other stores in the most care-.
ill manner: He will - Pay partiehlar'ettention to
Children's Clothing , _Ho ,respectfully solicits - a
share of public initronap
W B PARKINBOE"
Dee 134 1848
Agent - for t!le Proprietor
'DRUG AND FANCY STORE r.
UDsro EtEtsciil,'W;ritalMWEiltl
RESPECTF.ULLY_
don of the public midi •
•
Drag and l'atincy Store,
he Wept Main street, Carlisle, where he has
just received a fresh. assortment of Drugs .Me
clecines,.Paints,•Oile, Perfumery,. Jwelry 'and
Fancy Goods:
Amongst his extensive variety may be found ,
all the most
Approved. Patent Medicines,'.
All kinds of Salts, Dye Stuffs, , . • •
• Quinine, ()plum, Castor and Sweet Oils.
White Lead, Indigo, Spices, fresh ground.
Glass, Putty, Chloreforin,
Shandeliers, Lamps,
Wicks, Sperm Candles,
Sliaving and Toilet Soaps,
Cologne, :41.3, Lavender and Orange flower
Waler. •
Tenni Ott 'ix Marrow and Hair-Dye,, °
Nail, Too h, Hair, and Shaving Brushes, '
Fine Ivory* torn, -and Shell Combs,
Finger R;ogs, Bracelets, and Breast Pins,
Bead Beks and Purses,
Porte Monnairs, •
--Silver Spectacles and Pencils,
• Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands,w
Fine Writing and Note Paper Envelopes, '
Motto Wafers, Seals and Paper-Weights, „j
Mirrorsind Fancy! Boxes, •
Musical and Surgical Instruments, .
ives.and...Seissors, ,
Carriage and Riding Whips,
Unibrellas, Clocks, Tiunks,.&c.,
o Country Physicians, Merchan.p, Pedlars end
there may hear something to their advantage
by calling
Eth erei I and Pine OilLeeived fresh
every week. / •
• KrMedical aid andsadvice gratis to the poor.
January 17. 1848.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES !
. A T the Cheap Family Grocery Store of J -
SEPHH 1). HALBERT, West Ma,, atreet,
Carlisle, you will always find the best st.dply of
Family Groceries that the Philadelphia markets
can afford. , The subscriber hasjust returned
froth 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 asiftio, Java and St Dernlhgo Coffee
perial, Young Hyson and Black Teas, of the
best quality & flavor; leaf, fallingloaf, crushed, .
clarified and bioivn Sugars of every grade, with
price to suit. Honty,ssirger house, Orleans and
syrup Molasses. Muir of all kinds, which he -
will warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms,
buckets, baskets. butter bowels, wash rubbers,
clothes pins and brushes of every variety.—
Castile, fancy, rosin and.eountry SOAPS. Al
so, a aoneral assertrnent of chewing and smo
king TOBACCO, spanish halfspanish and com
mon CIGARS. GLASS, QUEENSWARE,
and CROCKERY of every description which
he will sell at the lowest possible „prices.
Feeling grateful for the, liberal patronage here- r
toforo bestowed upon him, py a generous pub
lic, the subscribe: tenders them his hearty
thanks, M] hopes. that in his
_efforts to pleate,
and particular attention to business to, merit a
continuance of.t,lheir support,
Nov'r 22 tam . • JOS. D. HALBERT',.
-"Vaiety l s the Spice of
THANKFUL for the favors heretofore
bestoWed upon us, in our line of business,
'e again would "HERALD" to our numerous
customers, that we are in constant supply of
general assortment, (Which we are receiving
almost +weekly from the city) of all articles per
taining to the business of a o •
flircocery and Tea Store,
embracing BroWn Sugars of good qualities at 5,
, 7, and 8 cts per pound, Rio Coffee's at 8,9,
and to cts, Crushed, Pulverized and Broken
Loaf Stagers, at 9 and 10 cts per pound, Java
a td Mocha Coffees,.also BLACK and GREEN
TEAS of choice selections, either in bulk or in
metaidic paclinges,-always fresh, nt from 37i to
$1 7 50 per pound, together with every variety of
Smcits, such as CINNAMON; MACE, CIT
RON, Pepper, Cloves, Ginger,Nutmege, mus
tard, &c LIVERPOOL AND G A SALT,
together with Fine Salt, either in seeks or smil
-ler quantities, SPERM AND WAX LAN ,-
DLES, together with Mould and Dipt qualities,
Sperm and Whale bleached Oils, of pure ,Oulli
ty, as also SALMON AND MACKAREL;
Molasses, Syrup, Vinegar, Cheese,
Crackers
and numerous othet articles, all of which for
quality and prices we feel confident on inspection
will prove equally as good and as reasonable
as can be sold'any whgre else. But a call from
our Kends can satisfy Ihem best and us too.
Remember the "Old Stand," 'nearly opposite
Burkholder's (formerly Sworn's) Tavern Ntain
street. J W EB Y. .
Cprliele, 3th Dec. 848
I'4s.llumes l Oils did Sops.
A - F.:NF antlfresh supplifrom4tousiel'iand
Li other the best city houses, nmong which
are double - evet Briar, Rose Geranium'
Verbena, ,f Heliotrope, Mlllefleur and
Musk, tastslu:ty put up and for sale Butte lowest
prices. Also, for the Hair, Ban - doline, Man
made aux Fleure, Jenny Lied hair gross, Bear's
Oil, Maccaesar Oil, fine.scented Antique Oil,
Philocoyne, Beers Marrow, fine-Myrtle and Vio
let Polo:anodes. Also Fancy Soaps, Such as
Roussel's Slaving Cream Wright's do, Military
doi Almond and Palm Wash' Soap, making an
assortment unsurpassed by an in the borough.
may3l. S HAVERSTICR
DRUGS DRUGS I DRUGS I
JUST
11111HYSICIANS,
- Pedlars, are inv
mock .of :Medicines,;
Patent Medicines;
Fine Chami 66ll3, ;
Instruments,
PareEssen'l Oils
DYE
90 :2.:
00 •
25
log and Cain Woods,
Oil: Vitriol
I. 4 ac PM!
r PAINT& •
Wetherill Brothor'i Tura. Lead, ChrOine
Green and Yellow. Paint.end'Verniah -Brushes.
Jamey. Window' Glom-Linseed' Oih-Thrpen
tine, Oopal and Coireh Varnish, tin . d.Bed.Dead.
All of which Will be 'mild at . th e'. very. lowest .
market'price, at the cheap Drug and Bookstore '
of ,„ HA5,.411.411c
" Nov'2 . 9th. „ '• . . '
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum, •
Quee n ..
are, 1 .Glas
i.
.
A_LARGE erAgeregal eolectiOn of.tkeiesr
.' lasimavor3i3rartptyq os'bein-itliled-to-0ui:1ie—........
eortment. ' Aleotitlat_a_Coadar Ware; eYn.RA
ingTebe Cikorne, Bucke.e, Peile. kr.. Ibt-wlui
low pricee,at the' Grocery Store of •:......,. s ~.
klerch,l4,l ,'...,, ~.. . :, . j IV.E.Sr. •
. t
r;as tea at,r(ittlFß'S 13x0ii &toss a
aupeilor • pasortrnee'6r womErtss , cit Lim ,
.SHOES,7(ens end ruOie ettch3o6l4;ite • the
lowest prce°.
7r.
AleirMiseee.G.UM:4tSY9o: fi,f 9, 1 1 1 251 t°' .s °
• 7 , •
sVro.
, :, ,, imuilithivg• Trikfi t aritat , , , .
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fo li Altr? s; . ,trviaki.t.."'PhZ:44. 14 slot: .
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,c 4. wite.a. , t4!F-!:lo4,l,P.TPcerftN.
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• ECEIVED;
Country Morchnnte and
ttiti Meall and examine my
rainte,..Olnaa, Oil,..Var-
UGS. . '•• •
Hartle and txtracte, •
Spipeii; 'ground and whole
Eetiences; .
Perfimery, &e.
TUFFS: ' •
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