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DECLARATION of 'INDEPENDENCE.
IN'CONORESS, JULY4TII, 1776.
WHEN, in' the course of human events,
it becomes necessary for one people to
dissolve toe political bands which have
connected them with another, and to a's
sume among the powers of the earth, the
seperate mid equal station to which the
laws of nature and of nature's 'Gen en
titles, them, ft descent respect to the opin
ions,of mankind requires that they should
declare the causes which impel them to
the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evi
dent—that all men are created equal;
that they are endowed by their CREATOR
with certain unalienable rights; thin
among. these are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness. 'That• to secure
these rights, governinents, are instituted
among men, "deriving their -just powers
from the consent of the governed i - that
whenever any form -of government: be
_coMes.destructive of these ends, it is the
right of the people to alter or to abolish
it, and to institute new government, lay
ing its foundation on. such principles,
and organizing its powers in such form
as to them shall seem most likely to effect
their safety and happiness. Prudence,
indeed, Vvill dictate, that governments
ling established, should not be changed
for lightand transient causes ; and, ac
cordingly;all experience , has shown that.
. mankind - are - male:- diSpo - ged - to suffer,
. while evils are sufferable, than to right
themselves. by abolishing the formsto
which they are accustomed. But when
a long train of abuses and usurpations;
pursuing InVariably the same object,
evinces'a design to reduce . them . under
. absolute despotism, it is.their right, it is
.•11..4 duty, to throw off such government,
find to provide new•guards for their fu
• tare security. Such has been the pa
tient sufferance' of these colonies; and
rr i
such is now lfhtlie'debsity which 'con
strains them to alter their former sy tems
-of • government.. The • history the
present king of Great Britatn, is a iistory
of repeated injuries and uss ations, all
having 'in direct object the establishment
' of an absolute tyranny over these states.
To prove this, let facts be submitted to a
candid world.' .
flu has refused his assent to-laws, the
most wholesome and necessary for the
• public good.
He has forbidden his governors to pass
laws of :mmediate and pressing import
ance, unless suspended in their operation
until his assent should be obtained ; and
wherLio suspended he has utterly ne
glected to attend •to,them.
, •
Ije has re/m . O to pass other laws, for
the accommodation 'of large districts of
. 'people, unless these people would relin
quish the right of representation in the
legislature—a right } inestimable. to them,
, and formidable to tyrants only.
He has called together• legislative bo
dies, at places unusual, uncomfortable,
and distant from the depository of their
public records, for, the sole purpose of
fatiguing them into - compliance with his
measures.
He has dissolved representative houses
repeatedly, for opposing with manly
firmness his invasions 'on the rights of
the people. • . -
He has refused for a long tia l g after
ouch dissolutions, to cause otherkterbe
elected ;whereby the legislative powers,
incapable of annihilation, have returned
to the people at large, for their exercise ;
the state remaining, in The meantime, ex
posed to all the dangers of invasion from
without, and convulskons within. .
He has endeavoured to prevent the
population of these• states ; for that
purpose obstructing' the laws for natu
ralization of . foreigners : refusing to pass
others to encourage their migration
hither, and raising the conditions of new
appropriations of lands.
He has obstructed the administration
Of justice, by refusing his assent to lawsi
for establishing judiciary powers. '
• • He hai niade judges dependent on his •
_Will:alone for the - tenure of their offices,
and the amount and payment i -- )1` their
salaries. " • • „
•.• erected a - multitude • of new
offices, and sent hither swarms of Officea,
to harass our people, and eat out their
substance.
He has kept among us, in time, of
peaceotanding armies. without the con-.
sent of our legtslatures.
` He has affected to render the military
independent' of, and superior. to,,the civil
poWer, , . ,
He has coMbined with others to'snb:
jeep 'fiale,„ o. ,jurisdiCiicri, foreign id our
constitution,' and ukacknowledgeul•by our
laws ;• , givinghis his; asierit'• to' their ,sacts of
preterido.l4loatiMit. , <, • -•
riat O arterini large bodia's of. armed
For, efilisOnk them, t M
iock trial;
Pitruslnnent•for any murders *hick
they AommitOn the inhabitants of
• Ikvierietelert
, 2 •FM-44titiieffiour trade ,with all pasts
• .';• • ,
. :•••_ , ,TOr ,Witherti our
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-- 7 --- Pb l 9% - irriving;usop7tiurrgTaelis9 ,
' tbe benefitagghi i ! i by'lety:: - '• I. •• ; -,,:
-';;-• - FOritrafeipcnriingfye beyond-the: setie,
' ' .to .b.i.trieilloi:pt.eterided *Fences ;,• ,
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• ,•Foi s 'abiliehinithbliree Sy'd fe ni, :Of ~Enj
• - iligilttWitil`iiiiiitaiiing,ptOrinee, es ?
. - tabliehtnethetehr i.'g,,klittlittety
,g . oiern'.:
' ,merit , - alid — enretigiog4ttqliiiitndertee,, eo
,akto;4enden , it L4tt once iorT : , - E l ia mn iii , , n pip
• fit iiiiitipkent"l`Re ':,i4tittfelili,'AfkiT, , s
ame
' - ' ttbsbb4o;x9lgiOt! r i' ttie'fie• colonies t*ifl ','. :'•
For- iitkin, ' ItyfiLY.'ooi -, :cl,i r a#o.ri.4lotbl;:
- ~' , ', '•; felling, Oitfinciet, l •knhia* `, aivs; miid tAi 'es,
inifunakdeihelly Atio,-tormev;ol , -ottt•ke•
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He has plundered our , ..seaPP
Mir coasts, burnt, p ir.tawnsi.art; L:1 , 17;3:
ed the livei of: our , PeoPle.
He is at :this, drne;trttriapcirting: - larti3
armies Of foreign mercenaries to.complete
the works of death , desolation and . tyr
anny, alre ady begun, with circumstances
of cruelty and perfidy Scarcely,parallefed
in the most. barbaroue ages and totally
unworthy the head-of a civilized nation.
-He has constrained our fellow-citiiens,
taken, captive on the high :was, to bear
arms_agamat _their country, to become.
the . executioners of their friends and:
brethren, or to fall themselves by their
hands:
He has excited domestic insurrections
among us, and has endetivord to bring
oa the inhabitants of our frontiers, the,
-merciless Indian' savages, whose linown
rule of warfare is an undistinguished de
struction. of_ all ages, sekei,-and
condi
tions. • • ,
In every stage of these oppressions,
we ha etitioned for .redress in thg
most huinble terms ; our repeated
peti
tions have bow answered only by re
peated injury. A „prince whose charac
ter is thus marked by ,every act which
may define a tyrant, is unfit to be the
ruler of a free people.
Nor have we been %Yarding in attention to'
our British brethren. We have warned them
horn time to time of attempts by their legis
lature, to extend an unwarrantable jurisdic.!
Lion over as. We have reminded them of
the circumstances of our emigration and;
'settlement here. We have appealedlO their..
native justiceand magnanimity, and we have
Conjured them by the tics of out common
kindred to disavow these
,usuipationa, which'
wonfd.' ineVitabry interrupt ,our connections
and correspondence. They, too, have been
deaf to the voice of justice ansl consanguia-'
ity. We pink, therefore, acquiesce in the
.necessity which denounces our separation,
and hold, them, as we hold the rest of man
kind—enemies in--war—in peace, friends,- -
We therefore, the representatives of the
United States of America, in general Con
gress.assembled, appealing, to the SUPREif E.
JUDGE of the -world for the rectitude.ol our
lntentions'do : in the'name and nyihe author-
ity of the good people of these colonies, so.
lemnly publish and' declare, Ow these Uni
ted Colonies are„and of right ought to be, tree
and mai:pendent st a tes. That they are ab
solved from all allegiance to the Bratsh
clown, and that all political connection be
tween them and the state of Great Britain
is, and ought to be, totally dissolved ;
and that, as free and independent states,
they have full power to levy war, conclude
peace, contract alliances, establish cam.
merce, and to do all other acts and things
whiclffirdependent states may of right do.—
And for the support of this declaration, with
a firm - reliance on the protection of DIVIN
PROVIDENCE we mutually pledge to each
other our lives, our fortunes, and oul sacred
honor.
JOHN - HANCOCK, Prest.
THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.
.
In all things that Itave - beantyohere - hunathlngitr
man more comely than Liberty.—MlLTox.
When the dance 0f1,133e shadows,
AL daybreak Is dlllle,
And the cheeks of the morning
Are red with the WIN
When he sinks In his dory,
At eve, from the view,
And calls up the planets
• To blaze in Oa blue
Therein beauty—hut *here Is the beauttito,see,
More proud - thanrthe - sight - of - trnation When-lree
When the beautifnl bend
• • Of the how is above
Like a collar of light.
' l O On the bosom of love—
When the moon in her mildness
• • In aviation on - high: • - -
Like a banner of silver
Hung out in the sky;
There IS betutty- 7 but where is the beauty to see.
More geoud than the front of a nation when freel
In the depth of ehe darkness,
•
thwarted in hue,
When the shadows are veiling
The breast of the blue;
When the voice of the tempest,
At inldnig.lit is still.
And the spirit of solitude
Sobs on the hill;
There is beauty—bat where is the , heouty to see
Like the broad-heatning brow of a nation when (feet
In the breath of the morning,
Whew Indere'. awake,
And calle up the chorus
' To chaunt . in the brake ;
In the vele.° of the echo, . .
Unbound In the woods;
In the warbling of stream,
• And.,the foaming of-floods; ,
There is beauty-,,but where is the beauty to see,
Like the.thriee hallowed eight of a nation when frpal
When the striving of surges, '
Is mad on the main,
Like the charge of a column
01 plumes on the plains;
When thp thmider is up
gram his cloud-cradled sleep,
- And the tempest is treading
• The paths of the deep,
There is beauty- , but , where it the beauty to !Be,
Like the sun-brilliant brow of a nation when Creel
NEW AND CHEAP •
autnueurmkkelawcs , esatzt o
- wow opening by JACOB SENOR, who re
LI 'spectlully calls the attention of his friends
and the public generally and all dealers in
HARDWARE, to his new and splendid assort
-ment-of-alllinds_m_Hardware,_auch_as_Brid,
dler's Tools and Saddlery Were,of every de
.ifeription and style, all kinds of Carpenter's tools,
sad„huildingmateriels of all kinds and ner
style,; all kinds of material used by Cabinet'
makers. - -Alga, Shoe_ Findings ,of all kinds, a
assortment; of. Mn's morocco. kid, French
straits, lining. and binding skins for Shoe, , rna.,
kers, all articles used by shoe makers constantly
kept on 'hand— Blacksmiths .can he 'supplied
with the , very best of hammered iron,. warranted
good, also all kinds of rolled, slit, round, band,l
and strop iron, cast, Shear, spring English and
American, blister steel, warranted- good, also a
lot of sheetlron for tinnerti... Housekeeper% can
also• be supplied ; with every, article necessary
for housekeeping in the Hardware Line.
Ethereal and Pins, , Oil Lamps:of every descrip
lion lust received, , alticitithereal and pine oil for
sale. just.;..freehailf,kinds of paints, oils, yarn=
.ishes, turpentine, also; a first rate article to pre
serve. leather shoes, and keep ' the • : feet dry.—
Look out and beat'in - • .
Farmers ? Mechanics and Housekeepers and
ll' who uric the article of HARDWARE, call
at the old well known.,new_arrange&HAPD
.WARE. STAND.; formerly *opt hy hoots
Harlan, in.NOrth Henover -street, neat .doof to
John Common's tav e rn stand; kept by 1-1:
Dlass,Und - aled • riext.' dObeteGeorge
Farley: Hat. and Cap S Call 'oaCpaenrinci
Ibr Ourselves' r.n&savelrioney•iiii we , are ,de-
Verb - mod te se'll'illarticlee at the very. smallest
profit'ffie CASH .aird.wdtbink , we shall be able
I to sell a little lothaa any .other Hardware
-Stbre-titstown„l:ris:' , t r ;• (pride are tiebtOtigt,
and...itre,parcluareft g.ito..ftL'ille7_3_,tal
the - now arriin'garkeardio ,
I ns:Lewis ficirlea's old stand;;Nthers you may
find a geed .asonitMent , 'cif , :every: hi , ,the
Hardware Trade. ; _Don't , forget..the Stand; as
bpi* Solei;and.tirnall:piofits is the , Urder of the
-.•
Old and'eartatina,for yourseliesi,
• - ' ..IAOOI3vSENER.'
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CIIEA•tr,P. THAN -EVF,R-,
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',:'•-,.. ~ " '.... W Itedesale. and Retail-At the
'. il'hiTadelphia Watch, and .Jew
, ~ i 1 . "elry, 5t0re,0.,95' North:SE
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'street, 'corner Of 'quat'-
- 67 - ( 1, - recs - riA 3 7 ry street.._ • ' '''' -
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Geld Levers. 18 k. cases, full jewellod,.s3o,and ,
upwarde :,'
Silver Levers; full jewelled, $l5 and upwards.
Gold Loftin°, 18 k. cases, jewelled, $25 .and
upwards . • .• ;. ~
• .. . . , -
Silver_Lepines;_jeWelled,_s.l.o_nnd_upwarde'_ :
Silver Quartior Watches, $4 to 10 • -
Silver Stioons, equal to coin, per seit—Tea;.
$5, Desert $lO, Table $l5, other articles irt•pro.•
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 'robins & Co.,
E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, E-S Yates &
Co, John Harrisbn, G & It Beesley. and other
superior Patent Lever Movementewhich will
be cased in any style - desired
Arrangements have beep made With all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England,_to.furnish at short notice any required
style of Watch, for which' orders will be taken;
and the name and residence of tire person or
dering put on if requested
. '
novBl
L. R. BROOIVLALL'S
GREAT BARGAIN WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
WHERE Gold and Si!.
.., . Watches of every
1 - lz 1 '-..:"-, d'eseription can be had
~,, .le .1 ' 1 .-,- - :- - --at from ten to ,fifteen
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,-.:' --, loss thaftany other store
,-, - ,. - ‘2,, g 7 -e; .
~ ? 7. < in New York or Pnila
- . --- ' l -:' .....'----. ~--•'''_'_ `-aelphia. Persons who
wish to get a gdod watch, perfectly regulated,
would do well to call at the store of the sub
scriber, and compare the quality and price - of his.
watches with that 'of other stores.
GOOD WATCHES ' AT - 7 7 111: , FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY
MOM
Gold Covers, fulljewerd,:t3 carat MOB, $28•00
Silver do • do, 12 110
Guld'Lepines, jeweled, :8 carat cases 23 .00
Silver do do 9 00
Silver Verge Watches, from S - 3,00 upwards.
Gold Pencils from IM to 88,00; Gold Pens,
with silver cases, and•penCils attached, for 75c.
Also, a hands;mie assortment of new and
fashionable Jewelry, at prices far below the
usual store prices. Old Gold. and Silver bouglit
- or taken( in exchange, -
• LEWIS IL BROOMALL, =
No 110 North SECOND Street, second door
below Race, Philadelphia. apr,B'49:y
KrCut this advertisement ,' out, and bring it
along, you will then be sure to get into the right
store.
. allegheny house.
.No. 280 Market Street, above Eighth,
South side.,
•
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS large and splendid Hotel :has been fur
nished with entire new furniture. The Bar
. Room is the largest in Philadelphia. The Pat
- lore and Sitting-rooms are entirely separated
from the noise and bustle, consequent to the ar
rival and departure of cars. The portico ex
tending the whole front of the house, affords a
cool retreat' ih worm weather, and a splendid
view of tin) greatest thoroughfare in the City.
The Lodging Roonnbare well furnished. The
Table'as well provided for as at any otlier Hotel,
with every attention or the managers to make it
the best Hotel for Merchants and business men,
during-their-stay-in-the-City.-----The-terms will
I be one (Wine' per day. On the arrival .of the
Cars from the west, a Porter will be in attend
anco to convey baggage, &c., to the Hotel,
I which is adjoiningthe depot.
Feb. 7,1849-6 m.
2000 Pemium Blinds;
J. WILLIAM'S:NV 'l2 NORTH SIXTHBe STREET, Philadelphia: VENITIAN
& WINDOW SHADE MANDFACTURER
iiwtc
d the first and-highest3realif fitihd N.
York, Baltimore and Philadelphia "Exhibitions,
for the superiority of his BLINDS, with con
firmed confidence in hie manufaclure,) asks the
attention of purchasers to his assortment of
2000 BLINDS of narrow and wide slats, with
fancy ang plain Trimmings, of now-styles.and
colors. -^ .- A !so, a large and general assortment of
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADEEI 4 IIII of which
ho will sell nt the lowest cnsu PRICES.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
to new.
IcrD BALERS SUPPLIED on liberal
terrns—ct The cie ns of Cumberland county
are respectful! • vited to call before buying
elsewhere onfident of pleasing all. Open in
the Eve ing.
March 21.
SILK' MEATS.
ArIEORGE A. WARDER & CO. N. E.
gur CORNER OF FIFTII AND CHERRY STREETS,
Philadelphia. respectfully solicit the custom of
HATTERS and others engaged in the TRADE.
They manufacture SILK HATS varying from
24 to 42 dollars per dozen, that will bear — a mi.
cal examination and compare favorably with
those of any other manufacturers. As they are
largely engaged in this lnisiness they cats fill
orders expeditiously.
THE NIAGARA SHOWER-BATH,
An entirely new Article for ShOWer-Ba
thing, w 4►,, warm or cold Water.
p y-TIIIS Batlttook the prdmium at the Fair of
the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. October
1848, the•only Bath that ever took a premium
at that institute and also took tie Ate premium
at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, .Novem
ber 1848.
A groat and important improvement is ma. e
in this Shower-bath over all others, by-throwing
the water immediately on the body, without
wetting the head, unless at Alm will or p leasure
of the bather': but a greater point is ga ined by
--being enabled to bathe.witb_warm2svater,_Whicit_
no other Shower-Bath is adapted to—and most
of all the Bath can be medicated without injury
to the hair,
-
Many persons cannot take a cold bath—their
csise.is met in this as they can regulate the tern
perattire of the water to suit their wish, and
commence bathing at, any season of. be year
„ ; ivithout'any.enpleariant result- Ladiestan have
• the advantage of bithing without wettinkthe
, T head'or-Coverinkthe-same. •
'The striangementsnre.airimlO end aompletoi•
and•not liable' to 'get out. °larder. ..T,he. Bath
• can bendjuSted:ta suit any from a small
child to'the tallest person. When the door. is
•
closed;' the Aintree are hid and the - outside ;sp
. pearasice is that of a neat piece• of furniture.
They•haire "received the approbation of, seve
..ral medical gontlernen-r-others are -requested. to
call and examine them. • Manufactured hir the
Patentee. • MPHR.AOT • LARRAI3EE,
' •.' —' • .24 Seuth.calmertatreet, Ballimere-
BATHING: Read what Armstrong says
Di;nOtrWriii,;ywhe Ninth" health - aecure,
1 7 The daily freeh ablution,-iliatehall• clear;
The,alunceg of thci akin; enetigh:th keep
- The,hoidreac rod from.undecent.seil.; .•
Still to be. pure; oven - lf.lt did not conduce' • '
:roach (aa,it'does) to ;health; very. greatly
Yourdaily: worth •j ~ •
pains.; !tie; this adores the. rich The want' le.poverly's:worat foe,
With .thie - external virtuailigu maintainer
A.'degent grace :.. Witlioaty'r;ooh , and. chorine
Aieleathaotria., :;. ; ' '
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.CTIOM IN HE
vitae, - otict
I 114 v, g Just :received thnleuiest kind Cheap.
r est atonic:al ItAitigir,AßA,Cliase; ?tante, Oils
,a - .Saddlery, CareenteF'o ,arutcabluet•
,';• 'Mtiktritanole( Mahogany ;Yeniere and:all kinds
of Butldixii.Materials over brought to,Carlisle
consisting of LOckti;' , HiniCe,ll3ciaws,, Nails
and Spikes: RPetsons'abouvte.build - wilt'find ih
;•t'groallylteltheir advantage' 'to •• • Isolc tny stack ,
%therein purchasing! elsewhereo , V , Cbma , tna Yinni
, :the , Goiidi end hetertthily price and you will be
non l yirtchathar,ihis ts really , dui
was Store , . Mod, in store''anvils, wee, files
• and tasiliroind'a;completetesdrttnant.ef Watts'
,7•Belt , Dai+ Irein,ittleti Rolled and lionglton' of till
afaes. L; haVa'ailsciAthe"-ThetwometeeChutn
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to‘,AV;I
t , , , :spyTtigs44lll*,juliftiEoiviiaTiffsolPY
.4scidit, of G r a i n aini - gragetSpytipe; manufactured
!:rexPir,thiliqinAkOitweittes_i and' rtriantetitli
l usbd artlele. Cradle ••makeYikand'
cithere *Hy :Scythes 4.6 lin life
tialisjo lne mcgrices':and:ar.lite loneese *lce,
pii,helepain'Attd stand ituNcirth ,
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-.M.10011ancouo•
ITitruiftation Houde
Philrufel-
Xp Jo, Etalurnpre,,Pipsbu 664 c.
ej • Merehanti .ILiart Isscrid,' Pa.., informs his
friend's - , .and the - Public:Ohm. froni- theliberal pat
ronage, astendetlN hirddiwirig Ilk Oast year ho
has betni endoiffiigairtolnalcomoreektenetve or
mpgenients for:the:present - . tiettson; ; and 'has ad
ded tWitiftew`:,
LINE; and fullyprepared:after the op
eriing.ofithej.Canali• terfOrwitrd PRODUCE and
MERCHANDIZE- of all-kinds to' and front
Philadelphia, Baltimore,. Pittsbargh, &c., at the
lowest rates of freight - rind with the utmost des-.
patch.
Agents for Boater
CARLISLE 4, GASKELL,
V. Race street Wharf, Philadelphia.
GEISE & SON, •
[No. 48 Commerce et. Wharf, Baltimore.
.CLARK & SHAW,
• J. McFADDEN & C 0.5 Pitts b g
•
Agents:for Cars,
WUNDERLICH & GRIER,
' • • I .No. 272 Market st.,Thilinielphia.
CHALORER -& REYNOLDS,
'No. 423 Market st., Philadelphia.
SITER, JAMES & CO.,
' Broad • street, Philadelphia..
PENIVA. & OHIO LINE,
Noith street, Baltimore.
0. CONRAD,
Importer of . Watcher
=um
S. Goldman% Clothing Store,
On 'the - conger of Main street and Market
Square, formerly occupied by Nathan Hai.
THE undersigned respectfully announa'en to
the citizens of Carlisle and surronnding country
that ho has just arrived from Philadelphia, With
a, splendid stock of. READY 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 busitiesbaind, Such pri
ces as will suit 'ewer.) , one.
, His stock embraces the most handsome and
faShionable styletivorn, and made up in the
beat manner.
The subscriberi , l4 . ailES a trial pf his goods
and is sure they4l tgrie, entire satisfaction,
Also, n large assortment of Hats, Caps,
Shirts Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders,
and
Shirts,
all of which he will 'sell at very
low prices. Boys' clothing•cdnstantly anima
SAMUEL GOLDMAN.
April 11, '49.—Gm. ,
*canister's all nealing•Ointnien t
R THE WORLD'S 'SALVE, cdqtains no'
n
Mercury,—The fallowing Certificate is
from a regular Physician, of extensive prac.
lice in Philadelphia:
Jesses MeALLisixa—Sir : have for the
last two years been in the habit of using your
Ointment in eases of Rheumatism Chilblains,
and in T 6 1 ,111, CAPITIES, (Scald Heads,) nod
thus far with the happiest effect.' -4 think
from the experiments I have. made with it,
that It richly deserves to be addrit - ed es an ar
ticle ofevery day use by the profession at laige.
Yqurs truly, . . S. Beat, M. D. l'hila.
READ THIS.
Philadelphia, - Dec: 29,1847.
To James McAllister—Dear Sir: I take
pleasure in making known to you the great
benefit I. have received by using your Vegeta
ble oAptment, or the World's Salve, I had an
ulcer, or running sore, on the ear, of many
years standing; I have applied to severel
physicians, but all to no purpose; but by using
your Ointment a few days it was completely
dried tip and well. I have used it for burns.
for which I find it an excellent article; also in_
all eases inflamation. 80. THORN.
I certify the above statement is true.
M.C. CADMUS.
Na,2o Matket street, Phila.
, CERTIFICATA
1 do certiiv — iliat I have used MoAlliotor's
all 'Healing Vegetable Ointment for coldness
of my Riot; also for Rheumatism In my limbs
and Corns on my feet, and have been entirely
relieved, Belicving_it to be a good
,Medieine,
I do not hesitate to recommend it Id the °lova
complaints. LEONARD VAILE,
Morrie tp. Washington Pa. Aug.:ll, 180.
I certify that I have used McAllister's all
Healing Vegetable. Ointment, or the World's
Salve, for a beating in my wife's breast, which
has given her incalculable benefit; also on one
of my children, for sore eyes, which give im
mediate relief. I, therefore, recommend it as
a dried medicine. PARKER REED,
Hopewell tp. Washington Co. Pa. Aug. 21,'47.
Around .the bOx are directions for using Mc•.
Allister's Ointment, for Scrofula, Liver Com
plaint, Eyreeipelps, Tetter, Chilblain, Scald
Head, Sore eyes, Quincy, Sore throat, Bronchi.
las, Nervous elections, Pains, Head ache,
Asthma, Deafness,Ear ache, Burns, Corps,
all diseases of the sin, , Sore Lips, Pimples, 4c.
Swelling of the Limbs,. Sores,Rheumatism,
Piles, Cold feet, Croup, Sweled or Broken
Breast, Tooth ache, Ague in the face,
If MOTHERS and NURSESItnew its value
in cases of "swollen" or Sore Breast, Ihey•
Would always apply it. lii such cases, if free.
ly used, and according to the directions around
each box, II 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.) •
PlLES—Thousands are yearly cured by
this Ointment. It never fails in:lgiving relief
psr the Piles.
ozr This Ointment it good for any part of
the body or limbs when inflamed. In some
casesit•should bo applied citron.
CAUTION—No Ointment will be genuine
unities the name of JAMES McALISTER is
-written-witha-pen on-every label,—
TIVENT-FIVE CENTS A BOX.
For saleby my agents in all the principal
cities and towns in the United States.
. ' SAS.' McALISTES;
Sole Proprietor of tho above Medicines.
Principal Otlice REMOVED to 28 N. THIRD S.
Philadelphia.
'AGENTS.
S. Elliott. and IL W. Haversack, Carllole.
& L. Roigel, Mechanicsburg'.
0. W. Singliar, Churnhtown.
.Rhoad & 'VV h a rry, Namibia*,
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_.._ ,‘ :al •AL.' 1:10.1rX8111'11 ' • .
'WHOLUBALE.. - ; ANDI'RETAII.''STORE'
. • NORTH •lIANOVER. STREET, ' .., ~:;
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faM . all the . amp es - wo•btive for male . ' , SuffiCeit
to . etty.;wisitiaveoeilmtist; every _thing ,that; be ; ,
6seettsy forLididir iinffiGUntlemens *ear: , r4.'
LADIES DEPARTMENT — Neat f'figutSd ;,. ::
mous delaines;;Foulard Bilks and lawns, mohair ' :' Policy. -,.'Si
;hn&itatin,utiiptutlestrei ' pink and blue .all .wool : I '. i' -,.. ' . 'Trial
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.., GENTLEMENtS .. DEP ) AD T M'E,N::T. •
French ant i English • cloths,' fran li7/ 1 * &male'
$6,00 pipped, bladk .Fieneh:egssimer64 . !lithey ,
.iiiiseinteres, yesOngsi..all. kinds; ,erbton bloths:&:
.16E04: T weeds and , catisinetts,,whitelitient dr4ii
lingS;: Amoy. eape. for '; Beys,„ . Phinn i l Pearl,l-latti .
for Men:and childthe, 'OhtpLlittK.alt kMde,,,)3l*
and fithWorttytitei . ..LititaltliroudAlAidAnd 'imit**
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iintriety , of other.; geode '.notl;nrientionedi and ' -great
hall, and:fide. my Moel4'wheie . yelOttall ttliVnyit'
find pOlittupply,4-:=4 .; ''',i'' • ; irtllll.L4fetm .
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THE Proprietors have spent much time -
V in bringingihis preparation of 'SARSAPARILLA
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 forms, the diseases for which M
is recommended, and to adapt it exactly to their relief and cure. Pa
tients who wish R REALLY GOOD Medicine are invited to give it atrial, arid satisfy
themselves of its superiority, and the &valuable^ property it possesses-of. arresting
and curing disease, -.The bottle has"been enlarged to holdliNE - QIJART, and in its
present improved form may 'safely claim to be the DEBT and CHEAPEST Medicine 'of
the ago. Its progress to the fame it has attained maybe (raced by a long line of facts
and cures, that stand as landmarks and beacons for the invalid, pointing the way to
the haven of health.
The following is from COL S. G. Taylor, a gentleman of high standing and extensive
acquaintance in the Southern States, and lately appointed Consul to Now Granada t
'Messrs. A. B. &D. Slims:— • New York, January 7, 1848.
Glzwrissizn.—llaving used, and witnessed the effects of your excellent preparation
of Sarsaparilla ow.different persons in various parts of the Southern "country, viz.,
Virginia, Louisiana, Texas, 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 v a tonic and invigorating influence.
Your Sarsaparilla is highly approved and extensively used by the, U. States army
in Mexico, and my cousin, GEN. ZACHARY TAXLOR, has for the past iiireyears
been in the habit of using ikand recommends the same ; he and myself adopted the.
article at the same time, ond it is now considered an almost indispenseble requisite
in the army. In conclusion I would say, that the'better it is known the no re highly
it will bo prized, and I trust that its health-restoring virtues will make irienerally
known threnighout the length and breadth of our widely-extended country,
' Yours very respectfully, 5. G. TAYLOR,
U. S. Consul to New Granada.
REMARKABLE CURE OF SCROFULA.
Southport, Conn.j.lanuarrl, 1848.
Messrs.. SANDI 9 :—Gleneemen—Sympathy for the aillic . ted induces me to inform you.
of the remarkable cure effected by your Sarayparilla I n the case of my wife. She
was severely afflicted with the Scrofula on different pits of the bedy ; the glands of
the neck were greatly enlarged, and her limbs much swollen. After suffering over a
year, And finding no relief from the remedies used, the disease attacked one leg, and
below the knee suppuratqcl.. Her physician advised it should be laid open, which was
done, but without any permanent benefit. In this situation we heard of, and were
induced to use Sixes' Sarsaparilla. The first bottle produced a decided and favor
able effect, relieving her more than any prescription she had ever taken; and before
she bad used six bottles, to the astonishment and delight of her friends, she found her
health quite restored. It is now ovet a year since the cure was effected,-and her
health remains good, showing the disease was thoroughly.eradicated from the system.
Our neighbdrs are all knowing to these riots, and think SANDS' Sarsaparilla kgroat
blessing to the age. Yourawith respect, --- J.ULIUB
•
Extract from a letter received from Mr. N. W. Harris, a gentleman well known in
Louisa'county, Va. :—" I have cured a negro boy of mine with your Sarsaparilla,
who was attacked with 'Scrofula, and of a scrofulous family. Yours truly
" Fredericks Hall, Va., July 17, 1848." " N. W. ARIUS.*
•The following testimony from Rev: John Grigg, late-Rector of the Chlimh of the
Crucifixion in this city, commends itself to the attention of the af fl icted. Numerous
certificates of cures of various diseases effected by this medicine are almost daily
received :
Mame. SANDS :—A mbmber of rhy family has taken your valuable Sarsaparilla for
a severe scrofulOus affection, &c. with the most beneficial effecP resulting frrtkits
use.. It gives me very great pleasure to recbrd my testimony in behalf of its ue
and efficacy, hoping that others may be induced to make a trial of It.
Nsw York, May le, 1848. JOHN GRIGG.
Messrs, A. R. & D. SANDB:— Norwich, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1847.
_ Germsisex—Feelings 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 swellings in my head, which at times would
gather and discharge at my throat, nose, anti ears, and at others would break out ur
different parts of my face and head. -These continued until - my throat, face, and
head - were almost one-complete sore, inuL for_along_time.l was_so hoarse that it was
with the utmost difficulty that I could speak above a whisper. During this Ume I had
several attacks of pleurisy and ether diseases. I consulted different physicians, and
tried various remedies, but received no benefit until I commenced using your Santa.
pulite.. 1 mu 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, PHEBE CAHOON,
Being perrsonally acquainted with the person,above named, I believe her statement
to be correct.. JAMES M. D. CARR, Justice of the Peace.
PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DT
A. B. & D. SANDS, DiatomsTs AND Curaners,
100 FOLTON-BT., CORNER OF WILLIAM, NEW Yong.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada&
- Prate_ $1 per Bottle; six_ Bottles for
l min uuliItlilII1l!IlII I
n Carlisle by S. ELLIOTT, sole Agent
aliorctlancotts.
...
-- - ---- Fire Insurance. . , ..E 'liftable ..Life Insurance, Annuity
TILE ALLY ..,N ANO . E. 'PENNSROIiOUGH and Trust Company.
Mutual Fire insurance Company of Cum- OFF len 74 Walnut street, Phiadelphia.—
berland county, incorporated by an act of Assem- Capital s2so,ooo.—Charter perpetual.—
bly, is now fully organized and in eperalion,,un- Make Insurance on lives at their office in Phila.
der the management of the following commis- delphilt, and at their Agencies throughout the
sinners, viz : States, at the lowest rates of premium. 1
Cht. Stamen, Jacob Shelly, Wm. R. Gorges, Rates for insuring at $lOO On a single. Life.
Lewis flyer, Christian rlitzel, Robert Sterrett, Age. Fur 1 year. For 2 years. I
• Lifo
Henry Logan, Michael Cocklin, Benjamin H. 20 81 • 91. GO
Musser, Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Sernl. Prow- , 30 - 99' 1,30• 1,04
ell, sr.. and Melehoir Brenoman, who respectfully , 40 1,29 1,64 I 2,07
call the attention of citizens of Cumberiamkand . 50 1,86 . 2,071 3,94
York counties to the advantages which the corn- 59 3,48 2,97' 1 603
parry hold out. EXA:SPLE.—A person aged 30 years next birth
The rates of insurance ate as low and favorable ',jay, by paying the company 95 cents would se
as any . company of the kind in the State. Per- cure to his family or heirs $lOO should he die in
sons wishing to become members are invited to one year ' • or for $9,90 be secures to them $1000;
make application to the agents of, te company, orfor $l3 annunily for seven years he secures
who are willing to wait upon them at any time. to them $lOOO should he die in seven years ;or
• JACOB SHELLY, President for $20,40 paid annually during life, he secures
HENRY LOGAN, V. Pres't IEIOOO to 'be paid. when he dies. The insurer
LEWIS liven Secretary . securing his own bonus, by the difference in
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer - amount of premiums from those charged by
Aomms—Rudolph Martin , New Cumberland other offices. For $49,50 the heirs would re.
Christian Titzol and John C. Dunlap, Allen;
C. oeivo $5OOO should he die ih one year.
11.• Harmon, Kingstown ; Henry tearing , Shire- Forms of tipplicalion and all particulars may
manetown; Simpn Oyster, Wormleysburg 1 R'- belted at the office of Fie 'x 'War's, Esq,
beet Meow. Charles 13011, Carlisle.Carlisle, Pa.l
Agents for York County—Jacob Kirk, gene- t ; -1 ., - -,..-- - J. W. LAGHOR N, Pres' t
rat agent; John Sherrick,lohn Rankin, J. Bow. ;ItTG. TIICKETT, Sec' y.
man, Peter Watford. ... ~.• 17 N
- r BETO. WATTS, AVy. ~ •
.
' Agents for Harrisburg,-Houser, & Lochman. Dr. D. N. Melton, Medical Examiner. •
• feb 9 ' aug23-•
LIM ma RANGE.
•
The, Girard Life Insurance -Annuity
, and •Trust Company of Philadel
pla.
Office No.. 159 Chestnut - Street, Capital $3006.
000. Charter Perpetual. ' - •
CONTINUE - to-Make Insurances-an-Livos
on the most favourable writs, receive and
execute Truster and receive Deposits on Into
; rest.
The Capital being paid up and invented, to:
gather with accumulated premium fund. affords
PERFECT SECURITY to the insured. The pre•
mium may be paid in yearly, hall yearly, or
quarterly: payments:
~__Tlni_GonaP,any add _a BONUS at mated po.
thick to the insurances for lit This • plan o
insurance is the most, appro(kd of,•and is more
• generally in use, than any other in Great
Bri
tain, (where the subject is best understood by;
the people, and where they have had the long.
est . experience,) as; 'appears from the fact,.that
. out of 117 Life Inenranco Companies there, of
• all kinds; 87 are on thkplan.
.
The first BONUS uas appropriated in'Dd.
-• comber, 1844, amounting to 10 per cent, qn the
Sun insitred Under'the oldest polices; to 81 por
Cent., 7} per cent.; 4r.0, - .11:4., on others, in pro.
portion tothe time••ef,etrinding, making an ad
dition-of $100;18"/.50;,$75,.&04 u e .,,t e ever y
el'ieoo,. originally inaured, which is an average
of more.than 50 per cent onthapromiums paid,
and without increasing the annual payment to
the"Cornpany. • ,-• • • - • .• .
Thc•o_peration ortlie BONUS will be aeon
°Bowing vietapies from the Life. Insu
ogister of the-GOMPany';ikull
MEM
Amount ofsPoriCYk 'R; °qua
used , Addition riorius ; , payable ,ket l
.000 . $10 0 '00 ,' • 01,100•0 1 r,r,:;, ,
,500 ",250•00
APO 40Cri 0 0 •,441Q0;..0(k , •• 'r—
,505 170'00 'jgc! l ,7 s ;Y U C":
'OOO 437'5'0 -c
;I?Pdrahhicitethe Aside v... et rates,
iand."'eaphinalienti" bl• the sultiodt of, ,
I,PlicatinnOttriVarther•infortnatinh can he, hod at
i the reilier4 , kratie;',;in;',perao& - t.r. :P4,1"
;;11restitl,10 the President brAREIB Acituary.
'B lil Prasident,,!,z
r • THE . Liyken:,ii OnelO r empany•iiill he
, ; prortred , to &Waif CiAL;:pkiiro.;tifoST the 20th.
,natotit. rit thalcilitiotpMiltorebtirg;,Dittiphift•yn. , ,
--IPanneilvnilts';',(tit!theWhiitui„Of the,',VViseoptheol
Lthiniil;ltriaLlesifroirilßfnrlt%Petri).ei : 34 ,l o l.l
loivin
prieeei',FAStri .211 1 ;
BigkerrddrSjirettriedq,iio:oo , per - 01 1
taiiiiilV4/140011000TaOhoiV I4 ' j4 1 9 101
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WILLIAM
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Jim - mance eompanio.
The Franklin Fire Inanrance Co
pomp .of philadelphia.
OFFIC4, No. 163 i Cheenut street, near Fitt
. street.
D I JRECTQRS. -:-
eherles N. Rancker George W. Richards
Thomas-Hart Mordecai D.-Lewis
Tobias Wagner :Adolphe E. Boris
Samuel Grant David S. Brown i •
Jacob ft.. Smith Morris Patterson
,'Continuo to make insurance peretual,.or limi
ted, on eyery description of property ,in town ,and
country,
,at rates es low us aro consistent witfi
security, The, empany have reserved a largo
contingent fund . , vhich w"th their capital and pre
)
-miumsisafely 1 voste afford ample protection
tc the insured. ; •
The ,asseis ' f the company "-Tannery Ist,
18481 as publi ed agreeably toan act of Assem
bly, weo as follows, viz . , '
Mortgages . . : .
$890,558 65
Real Estate ' 108,358,.90 ' .
' Temporary Loans 124,459;60 . ,
,
Stocks 51,563 2,5,• ~
Cash OD'hand and iti hands of , • =,- . r
• °gems,• . „ 35;373 PS
. . ... . . .
, . , '• 41;2gQ.'00 67
Since their incorporationitoPeriod of eighteen
years, they have ,paitLimisards of ONE MILLION,
TWO , EtINEIVED TITOOSAND nor,EA`no, losses by firo,
thereby aflerdingi.eyidence of..tho advantages of
insurance,.a's ',wolf, aiihe ability and disposition
to' meet , with PronipMees; 'all liabilities.
t ,:: ea ,CfrARLES-IN.BANCKER, Preset.
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1 : The tinbeariber is, agent for the above camp*,
f4}Csrlisle:and.its,vmhiny. - ' All•applicationslor
i t ourande-either by mail or personally, will be
I kow_ly at elided. to. rt' W. D. SEYMOUR.
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VIOR'llil(e - rialC.OT Flout. Grain; Cloveieeed
&c.•
eirilinc,goodek!Nil* s Tide' 'W•dter''Canal
.PlaineYivunin'jinptoliem onto.. ;Orders., far :fialf,
Plasiti; supplied At; lowest'
pricen.”,:i I 1 IR !
olligagf;djri • , tiwabove•
{luring tlla , last foie yew, a continuation of . the '
patronage ALliliffirionda
,And the public is: T e..
aptatfilliyaanlicited , t • .
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• - 2 .*NEW'::!OLOTHING ., STORE.
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CORNEIVWXOiiid . riAziovan , ratu...I.6I.ITHER
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THE subieriber has•reeeived and.is now open
.ng 'a choice . selection.of Winter Goods; Consist
%l of Cletlii'.Casei mere and Ileatings, neweat
at) le at the!loweat rates, which he will make up .
into Dreetraud Freek.conia;• Over Coate, sacks,
\gooks, Paste, and'YestsiDrese and Frock COMB
of cloth frori six dollars ,upwards; Pinta - Brom
$l5O to $5, Vests Irinn 75 etc. to $3,00, cloaks
8 to $20... Ale also 'keeps shirts, bosoms..
collars, week and pocket handkerchiefs, com- •
Irmts, caps, gloves and Hosiery, in, short every
-thing,apperrainingltra-goutlemgatomartlrrbe;-,_-_,-,_
As he is agent for no exleusiie house he will be
enabled to offer !fresh goods at . least once a
month. He will receive regularly the N York
and Philadelphia Fashions ' -'sind. will spare no
ptilnsin getting up his work durable
and fashionable manner. HOAR also make up
work purchased at other storesin.the mosee'are
ul mune% Ho Will pay vol6llllr attention to
Children% •Clothing Ile respectfully solicits'a '
share of.pnlille. patronage
, \V B PARKINSON, .
DeelS, 1848 •
..Agent for the Proprietor
IR
MOM
• DRUG AND- FANCY STORE .
=EN. LI3.4eMqX.reaLIUMSPEMI
tap ESPECTFULLY invites 'the
1.11, tion'of the public to his
Drug and Fancy St. re, • d • -
in West Main street, Carlisle, where he , hag
just received a fresh assert ment - of Drugs Me
decines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods. •
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 Soaps, '
Cologne, •t-iso, Lavender and Orange .flouter
Wnt r r.
Boars Oil. Marrow and Hair-Dye,
Nail, Too h, Hair, and Shaving Ri'ushes,
' Fine Ivoritorm_and.Shellfflornbi ' '
[„Finger Rugs, Bracelets, and Breast Pins,
g : Bend Baba and Purses, • P.—
Porte Monnairs, .•
. Silver Spectacles and Pencils,
Cold Pens, Ink and Inkstands,
Fine Writing and Note Paper I , mvelopes,
Motto Wafers, Seals and Paper WeiLlits,
Mirrors and Fancy Deices,.
Musical and Surgical Instruments,
Fine Knives and Scissors,
"Carriage and Riding Whips, .
UmbreJlas, Clocks, Taxnbc., &c.,
o Country ' Phyakdirts. Merchants, Pedlars and
there may hear something to thrit advantage
• by calling
IKrEiliereal and Pine Oil received 'fresh
every week.
K-Medical aid and advice gratis to the poor.
.Janunry 17. 1845.
,A T the. Cheap Family Grocery Store of JO ,
, SEPH D. HALBERT, West Ma. street,
Carlisle, you will always find the bes Ldply of
Family Groceries that the Philadelph markets .
li
can afford. The subscriber has just returned
from the city, nr.d would .7espoctfully 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 as Rio, Java and St Domingo toffee i Im
perial, Young Hyson and Black- Teas', of the
hest quality & favor; loaf, falling loaf,Crushed,
'Clarified and brown Sugars of everygrade, with
price to suit. Honey, sugar housb, Orleans and.
syrup Molasses. Spices of all-kinde, which he'
wall warrant pure and fresh ground. Braoms,
buckets, baskets. battler bowels, wash rubbers,
'clothes pins and hrushes of every variety:—
Castile, limey, rosin and country hOAPS. ,Al
so, a general assortment of chewing and smo
king TOBACCO: swinish half sptinish and com
mon CIGARS. CLASS, QUEENSWARE,
' AN CROCKERY ofevery- -description -which
Ito will sell at the lowest possible mires.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed upon him, py a generous pub=
( thanks,
the subscriber 'tenders them his.henrity
and hopes that in his efforts to please,
and particular attention IQ business to merit a
continuance of their support:.
'l , f ovlr 22 1848. JOS. D-. HALBERT.
MTH
gi Vaiety , s . tho Spice of Life."
THANKFUL for the favors heretofore
•A• bestowed uponus, in our line of business,
we• again would "IlzitzLe'to our numerous
customers, that we are in constant supply of ft.
gegeral assortment, (which we are receiving
almost weekly from the city) of all articles per
taining to the business of a •
Grocery and Tea Sttre, • •
embracing Brown Sugars of good qualities at 5,
6,7, and 8 tts per pound, Rio Coffde's at 8,9,
and. 10 eter Crushed, Pulverized and Broken
Loaf Sugars, at 9 and Id cis per peund, Java
a id Mocha Coffees, also BLACK and GREEN
TEAS of choice selections, either in bulk or in
metallic packates,••always fresh, at from 37i to
$1,50 per pound, together with every varietrof
Spices, such as CINNAMON, MACE, CIT
RON, Pepper, Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, mus
ic
tard, ke. LIVERPOOL AND A SALT,
together with Fine Salt, either i sacks or smal
ler quantities. SPERM AN WAX 'CAN.
DLES, together with Mould a Dipt qualit ies,
Sperm and Whale bleached Oils, of pure quali
ty, as also SALMON' AND MACKAREL,
Molasses, Syrup, Vinegar, Cheese,
Crackers
and numerous other -articles, all of which for
quaity and prices we feel confident on inspection
will } prove equally as good and as reasonable
es can be, sold tiny:where else. But a call front.
our friends can satisfy them best and us too. •
Remeftiber the Old Stand," nearly opposite
Burkholder's (formotly Bt.titem's) Tavern Main
street.- J W EBY.
' Carlisle, llth Dcc. 848.
Oils and Soaps. • t
AF::sIF And fresh supply from Rotissel's and
other 4 the I)qt - city houses, among Winch
are double A5...0.; Peet triar, Rose Geranium`
Verbena, ' reliotropo, Millefleurand
Musk, ra.9tem.ty put up and for sale at the lowest
prices. Also, for_ the Hair, Bandoline, Porn
motto 'aux Fleure, Jenny . Lind-hair gloss, Bear's
Maccaesar Oil, fine-scented Antique Oil,
Philocomo, - BeePs -Marrow; fine-Illyrtle and_Vian.
lot Pommades. Also Fancy . Soaps, such. as
'Roussel's Shaving Cream. Wright's . do, Military;
do, Almond and I3alm — Wash Sonp,,making an
assortment unsurpassed.by anyin the borough.
may3l ' S W HAVERSTICK
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' DRUGS ! DRUGS !., : DRUGS! , • ,). - •
- . JUST RECEIVED,:
pHYSICIANS; , ,Couniry 14rchants and'
Pedlars are to mill and examine my'.
stock of Me dicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, Var.
nishes. &c. -. ..
DRUGS.
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patent Medicince, llqrbs and Eau Mei c.,
'Fine' Cheihisals, Spices, wound and whole, 'L , ...:
Iristrthhents, Essences,
Pure Essen': Oils Perfuinery, &o.
' • .- -DYE.S'I`UFFS. ....._ ,.-
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Indigoes,.;' • ( Log and ,Cara W00d5,, , ,,N;' .."
Madders '""`...!! ' ' oir Vitriol .' ' '•
''.' ;
Sumac ~, ! Copperas,. • :.,,.. „ „,.
Alum, ! 4W' .'• Lee 'Dya•• ems''' ''
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Wetherill & Brother's:Pure Lead,r-ChroirßlA:Pl4.
Green, and ;Yellow, Painthad Viirniehllimiheat ,'-'-
.leissy,7lVindow "Glass;!*LinsPeCOil , ,Turpem',
title, Dorial,niatl;Qoachltirnish, and ,, Red LeatLA
, All of whiclONill !be ! wild •at the very lowestV . •
~.i marlibt pricei'atthe 'cheap Drug and 800k•5t0y0, 4 c4;',.: 4
ot .• ' .',.''-:';"."' !'T p: , WiI,AVERSTIPIc;Zik, ...•
.', tlgov:'•29th. l ift4S'' ': ' "7-:: '''. ',‘-' ' - '• -' ' ~'
• ,:••;,•;:tlenswarelX f- Glass. .
LARGtsorti4tnar^l'ifalition °Oh"' ar * •
traWiii - e - v7e - ffffirletylilgarradded:Wcallig
Alq , o, 'hi; of, Cedir , 'Wiro. criabraa-ocjKc.
' 1 in'g Tub a:d it
iurne, ucka.46 2 Pailef; Sze.;•at • limy
Iciw..pricootkaCthe , ,Grocery.otooa of • •'•'•
.March 14, ' • "x ••J EBY• • •' '•
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superior ; „ essiiiriruenti „or, NPMEII.IO,t79III*
„ SHOES' Mona: anik,yOUtlie,etio l o99sFAC
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. lowest priced:' '
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