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t":' 9 :r"t t:at47 - •:',',:4' ,- .Z:=7 - 7 - - - ": - . -- - - 7 .1
7..r...??i'...*Wi.i":iieliim' F ritoteliqiinii';',''3t l
',lieu e '
m-Weiterm,Penrillvarim,
xtrau ,
1-4‘ , '4ll;fdlit' Ittalnitio'dn Elaiiiiday'lasei‘
vatkialiniiito tousidetitiOn. the'' doiresied
' ‘ ;' , -atitteof - t a iron: , trade': , The HoiurG.
".iNYerSi;of,':9llitifliii`ll-rehidefii' and lv:_ert'
mitteir:appoin e for, the'purpose ma. •
Vtli 3 O - Culklialried: repiirti-whiakowaa . '„,itriamr,
' l ,mously,..tidopte .....;,,-,-- ~. • . , --:..- .
~,, ~..,
-.." ,' Tli'd co nimittee mit,doifkilartithiii;'in
IMAiiiiiOe of:their tippoititMeikt; they bad
Z.. r arredo to the history .of -the!-Iron,-)mail
:.2.,rietiii of: this` Country. , foil the Aciit, , :.thirtY,
'yars. ' T,hat•they Snelis early-',,itk.do.
xi g the embargo Adratem of-1808,' sue s '
ceded by the war of 181 2 ;:t 1 ie Iglu
'-bus'ness of PinithaylyaiiM had hierelised
to a degree unexampled' at any former
period. VhaVoithii,p,Maperity continued
till the clossa4:'‘f the troables and war with
Great Britami*,hicli;lo'..)Ong as these,
- lasted, - pffoidOdZitniilepOtection to this
—itticirestl—ttairieiftpre, - Itad'• tOr6—
That,:i4Comi as tf*prOfectirwas no (
• mcivedtlii - the.M-openinglir trade with
AiiirtiVldolaciMtelll.Mic ,-( 9,9ii - the - 014,
- '"'tlic'prid.Of - 'iroloar i-agricialturtd-prodUce
itilk IntiorTwent ilOWrifitti;tt degree ' f in'.
''diCtitlii4ttinalasenci,l4'iltriOst any 'de:
• iiikaofftifagriculturat produce ands labor.'
Thitt-'liVto 1840 pig iron sold.: , in the
Pittoaluirg'Maike at-$60, - Per•ton=- wheat
rthriaugh th'ecountrir ai . sl 50-Per bushel,
''' ''b ' of ' $2O
I'. and' the pri e '_lab or was per
month. That' in 1820 and '2l pig Iron
\ Ititfallen to leis than $2O per ton, wheat
``to 25 cents per bushel, and labor to $6
per, rriiiiith; That the successive tariffs
of 1822, '24 and '2,B„htid,a tendencA to
restore the prosperity of all these'inte
rests, each of which coatimued AO' imo
prove until the effects ortS'e comproinise
• tariff of - 1832 came to be felt in fhd
markets of the country by reopening
our ports to the Iron , of England. That
•_, the system of this Compromise reached
an
its tnimurn rate in 1842.. Tha.t.-suCh
'IL
was its effect upon the interests alluded
to, that pig iron, which had increased in
value to $55 and $6O per ton in 1836,
fell to $l7 50 and. $lB in 1842. That
!wheat fell from $1 50 per bushel to 40
cents, and labor, from being in derriand
at high . rates, ihcash, went a begging.
That we had decided improvement in
each of-these important interests-ill, 1843,
and continuing on through 1844," 1 15'46
and '47. That' during the. years from
1842 to 1846, seventy-five new furnaces
were erected in the counties we rep
• ;•„*sent. That since ~1846 there have
been but THREE DOW . furnaces buili.-•-•
• That pig iron,, which was in current and
ready deinand in 1845 and until 1847, at
• $32 and $37 per ton, is now without de
mand, and sales weekly reported to us of
gt2o per ton. T.hat from
.these facts 'your Conimittee are brouffht .
tovhis'inevitahtc conctusion--tuat, asrtbtr
aiiiTTint - are-protected by an adequate
duty on imports, those interests flourish.
•"That is that protection is withdrawn,
they languish and die: Your Commit
-tee, therefore, tender for consideration
the following:
Resolved, That the, present depressed state
.of theiron. trade tute.its origin. and is entirely
caused by the low rate of duty at which English
irons admitted into this country under the' tar
• iff la* of 1846, and its injudietuus and ad vitro
•• rem principles.
Resolved, That five-sixth of the value of pig
iron consists of labor, and as this labor can be
. .proeured •in England at less than one-third of
. what it usually commands in good times in this
country,- we in the United States can never
compete with the English 'iron meters, - except_
,by a,reduction,cf. labor .to.-the Pauper rates
--thatOmmtry,,or prcitectiOn'from itecompetition.' •
' , ;i4 Resolved, .Thavit. isaot 'the wish -of+ any of,
thiti'meeting;'and we hope of .4.enetiind,
dip rateatif, hber„irr,this littppy.ectarlikik ro-•
of , POVetty in Europe. •
`.That'to. insure ' a different and.
more happy Miniver things among us, the labor
- Orthtfi 'country, including all its mineral and
agricultural products, must, be protected in our
markets from the redundant labor of other
countries.' • •
•Reselired, That we, and each of us, pledge
ourselves to use the-utmost of our exertions to
,procure such protection, which can only be se
cured by a dut y _ of specific values.
'Resolved, That it is the duty of the iron men
Ind.:agriculturalists in Western Pennsylvania
and,elsewherd, to hold meetings in their differ
ent counties and. organize; for the 'purpose of
petitioning Compass for o ,,chan g e from the pres
ent ad valorem to a system of specific duties of
..adequate protection to the laborof the country.
Resolied.. That this met3tioji recommend' a
Orin . ion of the Furnace owners of Pennsyl
inia, Ohio and Kentucky, to beheld
at the,eh f. Pittsburg, on Wednesday, the
illetof .Nove to take into considera.
tion all-necessary andJurtheraction in the pro
. Wass, , - • • •
• The members of the Convention af.
terwards visited, President 'l'aylor, and •
hid a cenversat' nwith'
, to him upon the
4iNect :Of %the' tariff. ''The 'President
minlue,lind.Partieular inquiries,
iitato and condition or the; iron
-,' , l*liill'iit.titich'Averd fully and'oheer
-7,fullx-14104 InVilVll, ll3 reWtVgirr. ,
and °therm., The president.;
conversation,
tu ex
;;;..'pressed hia decided,disaprobaticat of the
= resent karat*, rutterlir inadequate to , the
•of deny. Interests whiC,h,,
na'anded'-lt, and said' that ; he consid ered `
thP :ohanke, front, the trtriff,i 1E142' to
that 1838 88 unfortunate
Vi liiable ` - interests', in the bblintrY;andi
intrtiOnlerlYlo that oabor, That' what
we yvi f l
s speoifio• not ad vtd?!'ent
dnii4-I—that these' `latter left ma ,at the'.
MOOT :t e , inerketsiu EuroPe—gave
~ i n:ioction to industry here whew it was
•not *tinted; qnd dented it when we 'did'.
a:1 - itsaid he vnts in faVorof a' sysiein
tyouldlironshswparmantincy; 'saffictent!y
togi'VelAisonithle *mention : lol)g,
-t;;'" l .o,titOiCkti Ote'dniln4Y , bqt`Atnt se, high
4etqivntiojitlto,exClasion—he;would'Ot
hii' , BBl4" 'foiltbaie ••••, , ••, 1 •, ,
,-, , e, • •••,,,, ‘!„,,
6-,
,Elitvi jOi rtioryiti ii
s Ott it
ohOrcipui .'ffeelf'GßEEPj AND
, 81).4.1(1,in,TBABr',01)14i..abitia4/01,blifitueYillo:!;
);filigfrftio - 4?,;'s'per p ri daild (1 , from,
Ar 4 1 1 .11100 6
.4 1 * - 1 10 Pkti'of Philp
' 4 PA If. r
' t
• •-•
ortepti,l44l4 , 4 ,
'R&M:Ord - Int Ameridinenc of WI: Cotatztiazoti
': • f fed..6y.the:Sootogod House-of It re
il .
'e lii p 4O fita;iOeo qf the Poilimo*Aalth'of-PiOnay a-
in OgneraLlyfenAlp Mei c .,Thitt We , Co ' 4v.,
tion of. the Coindonwealth Nor:mended-fin loi
second.sectien. er...the'. fi lth,- - nrti . Ola;:se'lliat' W
shall rhail'ite'folletis iwTheilud . ges: dr the-Su.
praine'Court,:fir the severs . Co urts of Cc:id:Oen'
.PlearrYand of such Other' Courts'Or RecOrilefae
'are'Or shall be established bilaW, shall be elect
ed by the,. qualified electors or. the; Cemmon
wealth
.ie the unwind folloWing,,to wit: The'
Judges Of• the Suprethe,Court, by,the qualified .
electors at large. The .President Judges of the.
'several- Courio of . Comnion Plead end - oksuch'
other - MOW of Reccird,es ate or shall be ostob.i
lished by,lavi, and all other'judges required to
be learned 'in the l'aW,.bY'thel qualified debtors,
of the respective dietriets over which they aro,
to•preside Or act as Judges An - dilie Asst . :el..;
ate Judges of the Pearls of Common Pleas by!
the qualified electorier'llie counties roadie-.
lively. , The Judges. or the •Supreme Court
shall hold their offices for .the term or 'fifteen
years, if they Mall so long behave themselves
well : (subject toihe.allotment hereinafter pro
vided for, subsequent to the first election *
The President Judges of the several ()burls of
. Corniiion Pleas, ancl - Of Ouch other Courts of
Reeord seare'rjr shall be established by law,
and l all other •Jergrfs.reqiiired.to be learned in
the la*, shall hole their offiCei for the term,of
ton years, if they shall so long behove - them•
solvervell : : The Associate Judges of the
Courts of CrlmmeriPloas shall hold their offices
for r the term of five years, if they shall so long
behave themselVes Well : eller whom shall be
commissioned by. the ;Governer, but for any
treasonable catise which shall not bo sufficient
grounds of impeachment, the Governor shall
remove any of them on the address of two•
thirds of each branch.of the Legislature. The
first election' shall_ talui_place, at the general.
election of this Commonwealth next' after the' .
'adoption of this amendment. and the commis•
si of all the judges who may be then in o ffi ce,
8 11l , xpire on the ffrst Monday of December
fo lowing, When the terms of the judges shall
I F\
commence. The persons who shall then he
elected Judges of the Supreme Court shall hold
their offices as follows • one of there for three
years, one for six years, one for nine years, on,
for twelve years, and one for fifteen years; the
term of each to be decided by lot by the said
judges, as soon nftir the election as convenient
' slid he result'cortified by them to the Gover
nor, that the commissions may be issued in
appordpce therefor. The judge whose cam.,
mission Will first 'expire shall he,h iefJudiee
during his term,,and thereafter each juige
whose commissierOdiall,first expire. shalrin
turn be the Chief Justice, and if two or more
commissions sliallexpire,on the same day, the
fudges holding them sliall,decide by lot which
shall be the Chief Justice., Any vacancies
happening by death, resignation . , or otherwise,
in ,pny of the said courts, shall be filled by ap
pointment by the Governer, to
.continue till the
first Mondayef .December succeeding the next
i th i t hef ,' r,3, —
m. Tll , 22udgto of the Supreme
i Co ' lri - a '
of Common Plea's diall, at staterlifnrea l ;giVera
for, their . gervlcetiAit'adequato compensation,
to be fixed.by law, which shall not be diminish
ed during their, continCemee)n office, but they
shall receive no fees or perquisites of office,
nor hold any other office of profit under this
Commonwealth, or under the government of
the United States,.or any other Stpte of this
Union. The Judges of the Supreme Court
during their continuance in office shall reside
within this Commonwealth, and the. other
Judges during their. centinuanee in offiee-shall
reside Within the district or,county for welch
they were respectively . elected.
WILLIAM F. PACKER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
GEO. 'DARSIE,
Spanker of the. Senate.
IA TRB &EATS, March 1,':1849.'
Resolved; That thie resolution ,pass.—Yeaa
21. Nays 8.
• Extract from the Journai.
BASIL. W. PEARSON, Clerk.
.
, IN THE Housi ot. REPS, April 2,1849.
• Resolved, That this mutation pass.—Yeas
8, Nays 26.
..-
•
Extract from e tat JOurnal.
WM. JACK, Clerk.
SECRETAR . OFFICE.
Filed April 5, 1849. •
A. L. RUSSELL, Dep Sec.-of the Com'th.
PEN . NEIVINAN 4 A, 88i
do certify that:the abovo cud foregoing le
true copy of the Original Resolution of the
GeneralkAseeinto,entitled " - Itesolution,•re.
A
lativtitOlanmendniant'of the Constitution,"
aii,thaatineieiniiiiiii on filo in this.offiee: :
' ;'•*: In testimony twhercof
x j , ',hereunto seemy hand;and - Causert
C( - ;to be adaed the,seal of thellee.
) r•, v .retary 80 tee at Harrisburgithis
\--
,;:elevorith day•of June, A. D. one
'thousand 'eight hundred' and'
fortyrninc..“; •‘
• , ••
"Jonanikoa tialtt4TE. ; • ••,
-:':'-iiißetinlottliaiNo.4BB ; -entitled- , -ROsolatiori
4 6 1,93P 4 R-#PA,Nea.dAaint tha conOtitotiop;
.0194teeet.W.e;-,w
the,: Senate. agree. to f the: itioluttenlirmThe
Yeas and Nays lverti; taken' agreeably to the
.Conetitatioh; and winre'tia follow; vii:'
' Yit'iteMetiere:;' Beath' Itrawley, Crab!),
,Clinttinitiatnaoralth, flugit a, Johnson . ; sLaw,.
,tanbt;,"LavittlAVlitison2;', 'Matkhiaa. ' ' IVr Ca Wild;
Riohatde.f3ad ler; SaferY;Staall.Stn3iscirt
Sterritrand
.t tyartleeqre ? get,,Drum,,rrie , Ives,
Renignitteher,.:Poiteiger and .Daiele,
•s pea k, r __94,..
;So ilia Ruostlon deteintinod the atir-I
tnative. , ;.' •'.
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;.... n:•ic. , ipoliliAt or TN kliitlll.R'o# , lii:POl 'i ,''' '''',.:.
'' , .i, Sling tiiii roehiutiOn:gaii?'
,`The "you'll - I'lin'.
nAYs We ru• 1#14,4 agi:e4aidy,t6;-tlfo pro is lop of
the,kiefith article of - ,thoponiiiiotionl'ip,d '.411*
fliirPllgl.r,O
kt (',;,.:•',. 1. • - t ' , ' ;.-, '':.>, .•';'",:• . i'' - ii
1 - ,;'•ff s lrisee 7 -Messris. Gideon:4 liij,.,riAyia.4
~
;Bent. Cialfr piddle, PeterfG: BloomAnyid, it
Molei'.:Tho,nore - K illull,, Jecob COI, 'Jahn T.H ,
:Diehl, •Nathinitti.;.#2 Eliott i . e lOeeph, piiieq.:
Damp ii3l ll Eahloiiiiiv; , .s , William,e,inne,'-Jolt
F• • • 1460 0; . -$4' 161 0 1 - 173 g 1 e9 , :40ooph ..'t" FiOlfei;
!Henry M,-IFialler‘kiThbintiearooOf , Robert
flempeon;Genrge,P-Hegozeyi•Thbiudei 1 Hun.
•ring;JOse ph Higginni Ch idea Holte; Joedph: Et,
' Hower,' Robed ' Iflofes•• • 'Harr min -,
..P.: Laird;
A btali din L iim &Atom janieti J' 4 .L'esvieiJiiiii
W t.ong:Jikedb miciiiiiiiiiodlin F filE'CulfrOON
'Hugh' Wl'Kee i " John sl'Laughlin, Adam )iijike.
ati4:Jo n-G,-Mydre. EdWar, •
'wart , l'eeice - 'JUMlftiYPOrteli .
Matto Ithbb,`,Hdurgo' Rtitiqli
iinii . .,Heruird•...id Schoonover,
olio Ghiiiii4Chilidnin firikVelyi
';`4o..VOinjuliC' HI dlobinqiniall
6411511fivratiiwildelii , :Elittii001,,
`2l.lthinitiWieholue:Thorn,L,
130,inuel WeirhihiMtliiii'dl
ikr.i i.qii , .. i.” l 4lWka/..4-'°4 f , '.
t '4! . 1, i , F,O/ "J . ]: s , 7 . : ' , , c(4 , ; i.:: 1 , , .' , ':i,:;;1 , „,4'
:4tuitutlfirciiii4 6 ; 4 :oo.,
4
teA., , .viin ;' ' 7:.l2l:Meiine
I• l lf , ._.*iiii6,• ifinleit Etilli
lidi' Wiljfi - . . iiii , o' 3iime
4114:', - uilintubv atatittio
ouvataiwAibiiivir cipatinite
, t , , ,, 01.f,i. , , , it,40 , 14)..,40 , 400141 . :
T0 5 ,,46u. J , •.„,... 4-,- . ...g.-lho
•...teki,l-:-;-:y.iwm,,P*,,,,,,g;riz
SECRETARY'S OPFICE
.
• ~TOWNSEND HAINES,
iitry• eif the Com w e
. ~ .. .. ~ ..~I;
M
!.3briiiv,-tkoioxviliiiiiiiyt:46 - tertiaohn ,
itinitb,lJoheL. l ffniY ir" th',;tVolib°::l - Stitideri;beeigel
'Weiltifre ; p:lldiDiildr..,y,illigtAtiget
.Cto'tlielitAid4;i4o!v,aidetefectitte'd f lit . tite . af.l
' ":..:
'tiatrisbOrgi ifutiw 15; 1849.-
'fiti!Netryi t tiii,t‘' '". ""
p .; v ot J 1,6. do eort,ify.:,,th "te et,the,aboi:e-;aild;,
• ' 'foie - going int', and. collect:,
copy , ,of the end !,tNoya,l' l
taken un Reiolotion rolotiVc
.• 33.0;ansatneadment'orthei,gonititd ,
at the came, appears on the leuraitile'ol .
60 wiiirolifeitlif 7 t4etcliiiiiffal":3o3atliblif of
for
the . sesaiiid, Of. 18444.,
'
the soulof, said office..
illefiftetql.th,P l 4;4 3 ftliiine, one thousand, eight
hundred and forti"hin7,.
HAiNES; • .
Secretary , of the Ciimioonwealth.
311 )tlabelp4ta,-
VlT:wches and Zowely,l
• ~ . .
.• t 0, , , ,, • CHEAPER 'nun. EVER—
,
.Wholesale and Retail—At. the
t i t I "Philailelp , hialVatch and Jew•
...,L' , big , le.. 'N'o...as N•th SE.
i., ::-= '.O ND street, ceittor, ar
- '(.5 c "''"''' r;. ry street ..: - t , "`,.,, ..:
Gold Levers, 18 k. cases, fulljewelled43o and
•upwarthr r:,;. ;.. ; ' r.
Silver Levers, full jewelled, sls"and upwards.
Gold -Lapin°, 18 .k:..caeds,-..jewelled,- so...rtad'
upAvardiu-, , i
Silver,Lopines, jewolled., l o,lo anii . unwardis'
- Silver Quartier Watches, $4 to 10... •
Silver• Spoons, equal to Coin, per sett—Tea,
$5, Desert 010, Table $l5, other. articles in pro
portion.,- AS goods AVarranted to be what the
are sold for. .
Constantly on hand a largo assortment offine
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
Also, an .assortment of M J Tobias & Co.,
E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, E S Yates &
Co, John Harrison, G & R Beesley. mid other
suporior,Patent Lever Movements, vy , kritch wil)
be cased in any style desired .
.Arrangements have been made with all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England, to furnish at short notice any required
style of Watch, for Which orders will be taken,
and the name and residence of the. person or•
daring put on if requested
novs]
L. R. BROONLS.LL'I3
GHt. 1 BARGAIN WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
e1.,-- WI-JEIVE Gold and Si!-
- • ydr--- - • 'ler- Watches •of every
CFI IA 1::7"..., ~,:,.. description can be,. had
4/
'.... :. < a :> 'at from ten to fifteen
''......"
q ' 1 less than any other store
7 4'
. ,/I , l' in New' York or Pnila.
.'"-:'.....-•:':__ '-.-_-_- 'it 71 -cfelphia. Persons who
wish to gets a good watch, perfectly regulated,
would do Null to call at she store of the , sub
.scribor, anckampare the quality and price of his
watches with that of other, stores..
GOOD WATOIIES , AT TILE FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY
IZZEIMO
Gold Levers, full jewelNl,:B carat cases, $2B on
Silver do •do 12 00
Gold Lepinos, jewolod,:B"ca'rat cases, 23 00
Sinter . do "4. do 9.00 e,
Ail Vsrge Whtclies, from $3;00 upWards.
'Gold Mcils...front $1 to $8,00; Geld Pen,
with silver cases, and pSiteils attached, for 75c.
• Also, a handsome assortment of new and
fashionable Jewelry, at prices far below the
usual store prices. Old Gold and silver bought
or taken in exchange,
LEWIS R BROOMALL/
No -110 N6rt-11, SECOND Street, second door
below Race, Philadelphia. tip:B'49:y
0:7 - Cut this advertisement out. and bring it
along, yell will then be sure to got into the riga
store.
MITE: MIAnARA, n SINW
or ER-BATB,
A ehtirely new Artikle f bnower-Ba
thing, with warm or cold Water.
VrTHIS Bath took the premium nt the Fair.of
the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, October
1848, the only Bath that ever took a premium
at that institute and also took the first premium
at the Fair of tho Maryland Institute,.Novem
ber 1818.
• A great and important improvement is made
in-this-Shower-bath over-all-others,- by throwing,
the water immediately on the body, without
wetting the head, unless at the will.or pleasure
of the bather.; but a greater point is gained by
being enabled to bathe with warm water, which I
no other Shower-Bath is adapted to—and most
of all the Bath can be medicated without injury
to the hair,
,blotny,persons cannot take a cold bath—their
ctLels met in this as they can regulate the tern
perature of the - water to suit their wish, and
comMence bathing-,at any season of the year
without any unpleasant result. Ladies can have
the advantage of bathing without wetting.. the
head or 'covering the same. • '
The arrangements are simple and complete,
and not liable to get out of order. The Bath
can be adjusted to suit any height, from a small
child to the tallest person. When the door is
closed, the fixtures are•hid and the outside ap
pearance is tsitt of it neat pieed of furniture.
They have .received the approbation of seve
ral medical gentlemen—others are requested to
nail and examine . them, Manufactured by . the
•-Patenteh. EPHRAIM LARRABEE,
24 South Calvert street, Baltimore.
'BATHING.—Read what Armstrong says :
Delitit omit, ye who would health secure,
The daily treSli ablution, that shall clear],
The sluices of the skin • enough to keep
The body sacredjrom‘Lidecont soil. • • •
Still to be pure. evenif it did not conduces' "
As much (as• it dons) to' health, very greatly
worth
Your daily - oains 'tis this adorns the rich ;
'The want this is paver ,y's worst fee,
With this bxtornal virtue, ago maintains
A decent grace': without it, youth and charms
Aro loathsome. ''
Januery 3,1849.-Iy.. • •
A Pdrely. Vegetable Medicine.
It/ ORSbELL'S VEGETABLE REST°.
V V ItATIVE• PILLS nave - been -gradually
but surely cotneing into favor, among the fanu
ties.of this Country for some years pew .They
- have - dono - thieFentirofy . t nrough-their great worth
as a FAIVIILY MEDICINE. Agencies have
thcen rippointod% but no-putlitig,itnd hbtribtig such
tta Is resorted to by quackoto sell their medicine
himbeen.dene:.'.lThe,pilla;aret ollercd . for; , sole
and have and Wilicontlone to besolitbyell t
~ : .T
principal storekeepera.helpropriatere, Claiie
tfor their. IVledicine the following advantages;over
all others—vin , They are PURELYII7EGE- ,
TAALE: ; ; - Vhcly.are ,•CFRTAIN. ToitOPE
1, RA Their. operation, is FREE ..from • all
PAIN.. They can be useamith EQUAL'BFN
WIT by thoU NGFAX INFANT and the
S IRO NGES'II IVIANt---Treir efficiency in Fe;
vers,Agueekleadaches; 'Habitual, titittvenessi,
Dyspepaja,Cholere Morin's; ,&orthas.been aro,
vod utionihoutiaada., The y••.ard, a`...Certain Cure
for )Vorms, The proprietors.possess
catd,frotri It'Ontlemtin)n.St.,Lettieviliewatideu
-I.,ridlof a TAPE WORM by the mai of them:
TRY THMTI - IFY,,,WILLNOT 'FAIL. ,
Travellingl!ig*itdiitt* State. off„Penintylva
:.niwr-Cnirtitte.P.vAatcr,. Far sale; price},2sots
. 1 a box ecnitalnini-FIF ryoriLLS, with' NIP
tbotione-Xytthe-folleivinkagentaitit Cumberland
• Ly .
• ~,Fgr,Bafatiy.,PlCß.AVir.ralso3, Pal;?
Bgrunti r kkr,ragiOurg
. 101/ciiT
Araprielora,..LaborataryiAii IfliChiiatt‘taef.
lows! oomortat o.;'';s
rztt.6 - 1- •
"•''' f-•
g7IO.R*.ARbIN tr•l orntniesion Njorestiontu;
C'.: HARntgfivt~o ; MAO .I?roduce,
Coabco:lo,Baltimore,' ,
l ;Plaster cliaileir-Salt k , • Fish, Groatiricto, „Sig(
• '
'lattiT,i.E!hur'l,lPacoh•29;lB4ii. ;!';
I 1 i — . I • . '
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r feieidTor' B 4l4 o lV l ;or s „o th t a ;
...k g rqat t vin 39 ,t,L, A dru glyiat cirE 6 2. i . , „,
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•
-13P31)1411Y,TgansPor eitlo Hpuse,
' .
phuteßultt6ore, PittsbUrg'y
11" W.'KER4 FerWardinK arid Commiseion
ipp 'Merchant, 'lttrialsatrao, mforres hip
friends' andnAhe'publie, that , frorri the liberal pat.
ronage extended to hiniduring
,the past ypar he
has been encouraged to make more extenstvesr
rangements for the present elusion, arid, has ,a 4;
ded two new, large and splendid Boats ,to,.his
LlNE, , and' will be fully prepared after the ,op
eriing rif• the' Canal,qo forward PRODUCE and
'MERCHANDISE `Oflill Icinds - to and from
Philadelphia, &c„ at the
jowest t.iites of freight and with the utmost dee.
,
Agents for Beets,
CARLISLE G. GASKELL,
is Race street Mai
GEISE & SON,
(No. 48 Conimerce et: Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK & SHAW, ?
J. McFADDEN & CO . Pitts'g
AgentelforSers,
1=11ii,„:; 11 WUNDERLICH & GRIER,
No. 272 Market st Philadelphia.
• fiF , CHALORER & REYNOLDS,
• No. 423 Market at;, Philadelphia.
, ' SITER, JAMES & CO:, '
-4 ?„ Broad street, Phiiadelphia:
PENN'A. k OHIO LINE,
PIN North street, Baltimore.
:Harrigiburrr, March 29; 1848.—tf.• t •
S.- Widmann; Clothing-Store,
•
„On' As. corner of — csiroct And - §fiaii
qiinure, fowl erly. occupied by Nathan Hunich.
THP, undersigned respeelfally announces to
the citizens of Carlisle and surrounding•country
that'he hasjust arrived, from Philadelphia, with
a splendid stock of READY MADE-CLOTH
ING,for the• perpose of conducting the ready
made clothing business in all its various bran
ches.
He.intends keeping an assortment of every
article in his linen( business, and fit such pri
ces as will suit every one. • -
His afock embrades the most handsome and
fashionable styles worn, and made up iii- the '
best manner.'
..The subscriber only asks a trial of his goods
and is sure they will give entire satisfaction.
Also; a 'large. assortment of Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Suspenders,
.and Hosiery, all of which ho.will sell at very
low prices. Boys' clothing constantly on hand
.f - . •,• • SAMUEL GOLDIVIttN.
. • ApriLl 1. '49,7641.., .
0. CONRAD,
Iniporter of Watcher
- 7 - NEWRLOT' RING STORE °
CORNER_ OF NORTH I/00 , ER AND
ZSTAETSi CAR - L - 18 . LO, pi; r
THE'subscriber has received and id now open
ng a choice selection of Winier Goods, consist.
ng of Cloths, Cassiniers and Vestings, newest
style at the lowest rates, which ho will make up
into Dress and crock coats, Over Coats, sacks,
cloaks, Pants and Veits,Dress and Frock coats
of cloth from six dollars upwards, Panltatorn
$l5O to $6, Vests from 75 cts. to s3,6o;reloaka
from Bto $2O. 'tle also keeps shirts, bosoins.
collars, neck and pocket handkerch iefs,com
forts, caps,.glovekand Hosiir)„ in short ovary
thing appertaining toe gentleman's.wardrebe.--
As lieis agent for an extensive house hi will be
enabled fo offer fresh goods at least oneea
antis. He will gecelve regularly the N 'York
a d Philadelphia Fashions, and will spare no
pains in getting up his work in the most durable
and fashionable manner. 'He will also make up
work purchased at other storesin the most care.
ul manner. Ho will pay particularattention to
Children's Clothing He respectfully solicits a
share of public patronage .
• W B PARKINSON, t ,
Dee 13, 1848 Agent for the Proprietor
17,6 - sh Drugs; Medicines, &c. &c. •
7 I have juttt .received from 'Philadel
i phitt.and New York very extensive
4 11 R_ additions to my former stock, embra-'
tic a cing .nearly every article of Medicine
.01 arnrigi; ' l'S'irt s nitigrililuTray,WASk,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery,- Fishing Tackle,—
Bruhes of almost every descriptton, with an
endlese.variety of other articles, which I am de.
lortnined.fo sell at the VE RY LOWE S T prices.
All:Physicians, country Merchants, 'Pedlars
and others; are,reapecifully requesied - ,not to pass
the' OLD STANO, tie thermay: 'rest fissured
that every article wi ll , be sold of a good quality
And upon reasonable terms.
•
May 30 -
• THE Srr Li IMO OF WORKS
the tongue often white and loarted•
breath heavy and foetid; weirraltie .4 , •
or sweetish taste in the mouth; occasionally
hirst; the appellee extremely variable; some.
times remarkably deficient, and at others vri=
miens. There is sometimes a sickish feeling'
with vomiting 'of mucous; flatulence of the
stomach and intestines;, pain in the . abOomettt
swilling and hardness of the abdomen; the
bowels are irregular; the stools are slimy; and
there is' an occasionaLlitigerirance of worms
in this evacuate:MOM:A:tine is often milky
and turbid; therframientlyitehiness of the
fnndartilint and nose, which' is often riVollen;
there is occasionally — disturbed sleep, with
grinding of tho.4eth, and euddden awaking
in a fright. There arm-at-Aimee, headache or
giddiness, ringing m the ears, or even deaf
ness, faintness, sonyulsions,.drowsiness, indo•
fence of manner, ill temper. • In, some cases
epilepsy and cholera, and even apoplectic and
paralytic gym:pm:ea, and , several of the signs
of dropsy of the' brain and catalepsy' appear
connected , with worms. Frequently there is a
short dry ceugh, and pleuritic. pains; 'Some,
times. feeble and-irregular. pulse,- palpitatidne
and ' irregular lever: the, 'conntenance .is
generally pallid ' or sallow, and soineitihite
blowed, and,;thero is ; occasional flushing of
one or both chicks. , A4ll l line theses:pm
is indieativenf. Wor ms; and the most eireetual
best and cheapeat remedy is .
hits.j.',MltißS' WORM TEA, prepared
by Dr. J W RAWLINS:at-hie Wholesale and
Retail , Drui,Storetr carlislei, PM; find pone
genuine without his ivritten'signatura.„ ,
The Proptietoinf, thie' Medici id so con-,
fident Of itsitiperle i rity to, any .othiei'Wqrm
Metiteii. p ee,, that,bomtill, i joheerfully .
THX: p 10,141( in , any tase'sn-Whiell his
Tfis WOltbrfr, when rnediltecording.
to`rthe D irections , is plearnint hatilfen
thaEssith t ,plitikage
,contains iufio`,entMedicino'fhrtheetirdpf. tlie
'mUstinliatinate Casa.. PrOnsmilt - 2.l.neitiam
rjtDieggists andfiltorelce s eperi . enpplied - SM
m
theoSt liberal -terma. Eniasiory,
MfNERAU wAT4It.,
Sparkling and, brighf_
'
and not anlysparkling
. and brigh . i—byt foi - its
River kis lard:to _ „."
;MO NYER'S FOUNTAIN m E AD-4e
indeed the "Ne: plus:nitra" ,drink of thi sea
son"; inuilluty be had, togehrir'*ith the'. above
named Mineral,Valer, at the Wholeeale:ttnd
genii! Confeetionart :. of P
in N . Hansdar,Strvei:
'-.;Re?..,,,) 1 ,1' :Embrocation ',.ibi-.ll.,qiiiii. , ''.---
I: -. .. , :- .,, ...d.''ir,i,,..:7.'i4;:;:iti1$ ','"ilaliablii‘:EMßßO7
•'._:. ~ • ,4 0 ,0-I %t v ' ',' o4TiON.'yvill oura'Spraiasi,
. eltiuisasi;,;:pina,.-Valle,.Bwill.,
4': s' mg 6. • ';' , .iiiiii , ll,ll4ainiatiefa:-atildu all
i';.; . ii''':' 7 7:7" , .. • acanplaihts:flictel . iaiiitiira" ha'
.01Lterii.,,: reinedriii' It itaviii . immediate
,:ell,e l' to
itaigi.orlifebei; antl4lf,a' incident tfilltifsa a having
Whllialaatrialikriosaii,'Firadar i ki'yf 001E1 Wloh iv,
Y.kr,!.al,.;>li•ii,itloolaghlii:,:hae al - ikt*Altialt"._litiffr
,iia,peAllililai•eriladcaa . : , and . 'i".7 tativatak!pibilaaps
:lametralati,affaata ltr,orapkett le,elaklncipfglit ! ! mi.
' b) , Nlltglk'tballiogi4),lplaitaarainii;,i;; , , , Thle' Eat,zgati,'
IL.Tl. 9 . 4 v,r,recomendedo . : Fittlaati;::pirriera;
IC 6o ‘Pgtoisof, , Pi i aol l 3.flltile o Vand - Prit'Bl o olo
I j'amat,;(o.oilatal,l'iraaailind i -, ahouldtbai camp, ,
Itol l t 11A ., , ; 'keliOilliAlles44l_,,,,.hri.:.GEDVl.Alll,,lit '
i t
olo t ips area coal.Y.O.ilVall'iollaftili
)
'40 . ,0.:' filladatahatil - And'l6.r,4o„-fN 91, ,11
, 111111.04 . .00: 0 4ZR-0 1 4P.i..4 , $ . iRlIk 1 9 5 , kirc ,
I ALM: Ptt . A. o 4, 1 0.4 11 i 34 0: . :j .41 k50 . : t ',. ..14tA :1 i.T l ): 4 ::' i9 j''
1 !Z:i WIND; JA,' 7,4 % .," ), ..,:..'7 , ,,,..:1'.:;'• ,- '11,4 r P.. '''o.'.-', , ...Po,
K'l:li ,f 0.4
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lkirritil 'PA **kiti)P Tklir
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reIVANICSI 4 til€ l l, eir rit tPY :oit - '4'
d-,I 74 , 5 , ' ' 4- ,, -4 4 `:: '''t: 47 "04 . "4. ' t
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* . r.lltritinfittlCC•lgiftp ditreo:
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Equitable, L WAsuranoe Annuli
---
and Trtist - gonipany. .< , ~
, A rIFFICCH ',.74:;,Wainlit •strj'
ept, hiadelphia„—,
•,,y,l,„„1. - Capital '19250,000.7-Charter .pernetual.--,
' MakaLieurance, op lives pt , their °lnce in Philo.
;,delphia, and fit their Agencies, thfoughthit the,
,Eitatesoitthit,lowest rams of, premium,.' , ,,,
2 ..Rates for, insuring at $lOO op a.single Life;• ,
, 'Age.. ; `For ~1 year .. For 2.yeare.,l , , • Lif e ;
20, ",. ~ 81 - 91 , TO ;.
• , 30 „ , 99 " , . 1,30 , ' !,, g , ,1,,,
40, , ~ , 1,29 t.:1,64 , , ~.,
, ,
.: 5 0 • -
59..,; , . , ~ 3,48 2,97 ..:, t,,,,6 03'
Exasteks.—A persomaged BO years neXt birth,
'day, by paying the company. 95 coMii.•vklit l d 88 '
cure to,his family QT,11131111 ‘ • $100 shbuld hadie in
one year ; , orTor $9‘9Q, he secures to them $1000;
orfor $l3 annuaily, for seven years he secures
to them $lOOO Should he die in seven years ;•or
f0r•520.40 paid annually during, life, he secure's
siocro to be paid when Wipes. The insurer
securing •his own bonus, by the difference in
amount of premiums from detae charged by
,other offices. .Fort $49,50 the heirs would re
,,,ceive $5OOO !should he dieln one yenr.
Forms qf application and nll particuinre may
be had at the office of Fnaan WATTS, Esa
Carlisle,•Pa. '
J. W. CLAGHORN,'Pree't
H. G.. TIICKETT, Soc'y. -
FRED'IC. WATTS, Atey.
Dr. D. N. 111spini, MediCiil Examiner.
an g 2- - ~,..,,, . ,
The Franklin Fire Inenrance Com
street:
-No.-163.4-Chesnut-streetinedr - Fif
.
1,1 - 7street ------ " --
.
. DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Rai:Miter George W. Rtcharde. '
Thomas Hart • Mordecai D. Lewis • '
Tobias Wagner , ;Adolphe E. Borie
Samuel Grant ' • 'David S. Brown ;
I nook JitpSmith Morris. Patterson'
• Continuo to Make insurance peretual, or limi
ted, on eyery, description of propeity in - town tirtd
country,, at rates as low as are consistent with
security. The company have reserved a• largb
contingent fund, which with their capital and pre
miums, safely invested, afford ample, protection
tc:the insured.
The assets of the company on January let
1848, as published agreeably to an act of As m
bly, were as follows, viz : -
Mortgagoo • ~ $890,558 G 5
• Real Estate . 108,358
Tempojary Loans • 124,459 00
Stocks 51,563 5
Cash on hand and in hands of '
agon.a,
Since their-incorporation, a period of eighteen
'yetirs, they have 'paid upwards of onc. stri.mon,
VWO.III:INERED THOUSAND DOLLARS,IOBDOS by - fire,
thereby'aflording evidence of the advantages of
insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness, all liabilities. 7,!.
CHARLES N. B ANGRIER, Tres't.
CU As. G. Beaman, See'. feb 2
TK3 4 aubperiber is 'agent for the above company
for Carlisle an 4 ite vicinity. All applications for
insurance either' by mail or personally will be
promptly attended to. .W. D. SEYMOUR.
ALLEN "ANn E. PENWSBORGUGH
Mtitual Fire insurance Company of Cum
berland county, incorporated by an act of Assem
bly,
is now fully organized and in operation, un
der the management of the following commis.
shiners, viz; . •-•-
Cht. Stayman, Jacob Shelly, Wm. R. Gorges,
Lewis Hyer,_ Christian Titzel. Robert Sterrett,
Henry .Loganj' Michael Cocklin, Benjamin H.
Musser, Levi Merkel, Jacob Kirk, Saml. Prow
ell, sr, and Melchoir Brepeman, who respectfully
call. thcLattention of citizens of Cumberland and
York counties to the advantages which the com
pany hold out. '
The rakes of insurance. are as low and favorable
as any company of the kind in the .State. Per
eons wishing" to become members are invited to
fiateraTin; Fe wait u7oVrie irk a t a ;Y.; inTe7
, JACOB SHELLY, President .
HENRY LOGAN, V. Pres't
LEWIS HYER Secretary •
'MICHAEL POCTLIN, Treasurer
• AGENTS—Rudolph Martin, NeW Cumberland
'Claistian Titzel and John C. Dunlap, Allen; C
H. Harmon, KingstOWn ; Henry .Zearing, Shire
manstown; Simon Oyster, Wormlcysburg; llo
bort Moore. Charles. Bell. Carlisle.
Agents for York County—Jacob Kirk, gene-
SherrickTlOhn Ran MGT:Bow:
man, 'Peter Wolford.
S. ELLIOTT,
Main street.
The (Ward Life, Insurance Annuity
and Trwit 'Cowan* of Philadel
phia.
Office No. 159 Chesnut Street, Capital 6300-
s ".' "Am. :Charter Perpe,ttua.
CONTINUE terMaito Insu r ances on Lives
on the most favourable terms. receive and
execute Treats. and receive Deposits on Into
restw
The Capital being pait,up and invested, to
. gather with accumulated` premium fund. affords
\ P PERYECT SECURITY LO the insured.. The 'pre•
triiym may be paid in yearly, hall yelirly,,Or,
quarterly payments.
The Company add a BONUS at stated pe—
riods to the insurances for life. This plan o
insurance is the most_opproved of, and i s more
gehcrally in use, than any ,
other in Great Bri
tain, (whore the subject is best understood by
the people, and whore they have had the long-.
est experienco,) as appears' from the fact, that
out of 117 Life Insurande Companies
. there, of
all. kinds, 87 are on this plan.
• The first BONUS sae appropriated in De•
comber, 1844. amounting to 10 per cont. on. the
sum insured under the oldest polices; to 8!' per
cent., 7i per cent., &c, 84c., on•otheris, in pro
portion to the-time .of standingonaking an ad
dition of.$100; $87•50; $75, &el,. &c. to:every
$1,600, originally insured, which , Is an average
of more than 50 per, cent on the premiums paid,
andl without increasing the annual payment to
the , Company.
• Tht operation of the BONUS will be seen
by the following examples from the Life /Usu.?
ranceli t c,trister of the Company, thus : • • '
y . P9.lioy
No 5v $1.040
I 88 „2,50)
205 L 4,340
2,500
933• , 5,000
•
~ ' Pamphlble co
and', eiplortationo•
plici(iori;:andfurt
tho,ollico, gratie w
dre.ssed,tmlie Pre
xrto„F„.J*Tvlgs
ORtho sale.of flour Grain,'Clovtiraeed.
im ' ,4, c , 4,.. Also , ' for.
jr „ Whinku l i liur.n4jrido Avotei.,caroal+and
%yarding Clooda, ,v 10 ;1 , , , ,, ente. grdire t for, fi sh,
.pononylvttnid'AraPTP4`" ~S uliplied -at :loydat
, Salt, ..PtttalOo &Rot-
. 9 ,' ~- •, .4 1,
c pr i c i * 'ie `'. n . "ingtiged gapei c n''the'rit;o4e:butn ..
ityin lee f v„ro, oponttnuallotof, 0°
pduring
.th_e.k.ate,o7gAdit kid Abe, public la t „rnr.
afronat 0 ,....-',• r d ~,,,,,, . ..,r t 0 , „ fl, , .4, , o , .
.. apedtfu y . ,aolth‘lei, ~, „. ;,:,, ~, t lyt .-, •' ;iv
, . ftefer.to , x '''''' c' - oi i, ,
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1
• owipgtgriq i i sz,.., & lo4, 4 • irst•,4€ li o tSo,'Ster ltip ,
„ C . ,.: 411 0.103 : ,, i 11,41. r . ta 5t • 4 1 7:1 - i - i L i z e4,1 , 1 .nz:,s•ii.l: igjizz;f): 4 o7 , l .. l t , 4 71!:
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,1 71 1 .`:'!!!!"`,t "---54 i `, .• • ) 2 1 ,
4 ,'')oAttt:lvo.',Ao 11 , i), , fi1” c''''` ', itoli-
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pang of philadelphia.
$1,220,097 . 67
Fire Insurance.
A .entalor Harrisburg—Houser & Lochmon
& .I,t;
AmOmit of PoiVey St
Bonus • payable •at
tbo-party's-decease,
Bonus or
Addition
Sum
Insured
1
• gioo . oo : t $1;100;00
,250:00 . , . 2,750•00": n:
'4oo'oo - 4,4007,00 . ' .'
, 775 . 00 2 , 175 , 00;
~_,437..1 5 , 437 , 90 '
ntainingNihe iabiti . 'ol Taipei
'id the eitbjlet r forms of tip.
her informalipn can be had at
, irr•person ,or by letter, ad
-eident-or Actuary; '
1 1: 1H Ilf
_
General gOniniteiotr snit Forwarding
„ , •
si -,...-: .),.4'4'01.04 , P. , r',,
~_;
UM
FOR TIM' REMOVAL & PERMANENT
CURE' OF •AIL - DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
• THE BLOOD OR HABIT or
THE SYSTEM, Ylf2
Serofula or King's EVIL Rheurnaiiim, Ob.
minute CntancouisEruptiuns, Plriiples of Pas:
toles- on the Film Blotches, Biles, 'Chronic
Sore Eyort,Ring Worm or Teller, Scald perid
Enlargement arid Pain •of the Boried"and
jointsitituhnorn Ulceri;.SyphilitieSymfiterris,
.A_ciatica . or. L'inibago, and Amos arising
Iromran iirjudicious use of Mercury, /incites
or Dropsy, ExpOsures or Imprudence in Life.
Also, Chronic Constitutional isorders.
In. this prepar ution are strongly concentrat
ed all.the Medicinal properties LILSARBAPARIL.
LA, combihed "with the mosfeffectusl.aids, thb
most salutary productions, the most potent
simples of the vegetable kingridm ; and it has
been so fully tested not only by patients them.
selves, but also by Physicians, that it has
received their unqualified recommendations
and the'approhation of the -public ; and bus I
established on its own merits -it reputation'
for VALUE and EFFICACY kir superior to
the various compounds bearing the name of
Barsaparilla, Iseases - have-been cured, such
aeko not furnished in the ,rocorde of time
pat- P and what it has already done for the
t'inusands who have used it, it is ‘capable of
doing for the millions still suffering and sung.
gling with, disease. It purifies, cleanses, and
strengthens this Multi n springs of lite, and.
infuses new vigor throughout the whole arth
bat frame.
The diseases foi 7 which this article is recom.
mended are those to which it ik known from
personal experience to bo adopted Land_these.
apparently removed beyond the sphere of its
nation have yielded to its intlugs.ce,r The cat.
(lingua of Complaints might bo• greatly ex
tender' to which - the sarsaparilla• is adapted,
but experances moves its Value, and every
suocceding day is adding new .trophies to its
firms.
35,373 28
ANOTHER CULE OF SCROFULA.
The following striking and, as will be seen
permanent core of an inveterate ease of Sere.
fate, cam mends , itseif to all similarly affected
SOUTHPORT, Conn., Jan. 1, 1848.
Messrs..Smins.: Pientleloon—Sympatily, for
the afflicted induces inc e Minforin you of the
remarkable cure effected - by your Sarsaparilla
in the Case o( my wife. Stie,„was severely
'afflicted with the scrofula on different peak of
the body ; the glands of the neck were greilly
enlarged and her limbs much swollen. After
suffering °act a yearend finding no relief from
the remedieri used, tho disease attacked, and
below the knee suppurated. lier physician
advised' it shOuld be laid ono, which was
done, but wi•hout any permanent benefit. In
.this situation %vb . heard of, and were induced
to use SANDS' Sarsadarilla. Tho first bet:
tie prod ucea, a ocuiucu,
relieving her more than 'O4 Piescripticin she
had ever-taken, and botore,tha had .used six
bottles, to the astonishment and delight of
her friends, she found herJtealth suite reeler
ad. It is now over a year since the cure wa
effected, and her health remains good, show
ing the disease was thoroughly • eradicated
from; the system. Our neighbors are all
knowing to these facts, and think very highly
of-Sando=Sarsaparilla.:
• . Yours with respect, ' •%'
JULIUS PIKE.'
Extract from a letter from Mr. Ingraham, a .
gentleman well known hi-Delaware county.-,
It commends itself to all similarly afflicted.
Gentlemen:—My wife has used several hot-
J.les cf your 'Sarsaparilla, which I obtained
-Of your agentl'in this place, from which sn
has received elude peicial..bpnefit, that I am in
duced to add mine fb the abui.chint,testirriony
now before the public in favor Medici
nal virtues. Her lather, mbtherotnil• many
other relatives, have fallen victims to coneurep
lion, and it was supposed that she too was in,
dined the same way. She. had several turns
bf raising blood, &c., and at length I:Ng:Jim cf
so reduced that her life-Was desp s aired orfrotif
* day to day, Wa were induced' to try your Sara
'aparilla. as before MentiOned,lrom the tiso of
whith her health hes been restored ; 'so that
for the past yearcholicis r lienable. to attend
to her domestic duties.
Respectfully yours
:JOHN B. INGRAHAM
lIR ON . CHIT IS, CUED. ••
The following slows the virtue of the sari
aparillte. in removing. Ilroncliitis, a disease
which, ifnot speedily .arrested, leads to con
stimPtimi. It alleys spasniodlie nation, changes
thececretions; and by, its-tonic and alterative
pro k qeftlas,remoYee the tfhlte r althY actionr,_ end
the patient is restored to heciltii..
• -NatriuctraT t -Mass-, Nov. 11th, 1848..
CEessrs.SANSll—Gentlemen: I wish to make
pub*, fur .tho good oCtliiitte
,afflicted with
Bronchitis, the Itsalhig , :.; properties of your,
Sursaparida. My V1111 . 4i suffered for twenty
months in such w mannor.ad is not easily de
!bribed; at. tithie .was uocoblo to speak
oho's(' a Miler:sr and wino exposed lo the cold
atr;iroccirstOtie l dapattrelttr , I kii — sprisTna in
-
the l throut, the: effect of which was felt in the
ears and' eyes;,csi,Uslng ttiars to flow. The
complaint ..was' with'' 4 dry .cough,
produced by the; sonatunt 'irritation And Ip
flarnthation of theihroat:. Ity the use of your
SARSAPARILLA SIM Was perfectly cured,
ii:boldg ' cow; More thaethice months. since
she felt dn i i'sYrriptomlf tit iltOrtlisoase.''''
~Nours, with respect,
;,GEORGEIC.•HOEP.
Extract from.. ' a' latter recidred,from Mr. • N
W. Barrie,. a Well "kneWri iri'Leuisa , county,
, GedPument.l• h aim Cured :"a :negro boy of
mine, with yourimreardtrille; who was attache - 4
withficrefula and of a ; scrofulous fern Hy.: '' ''''.:'
. t'....t •' . , ',. ':, ' Yonri truly- -.," " -
- '- DI: -Nr:' 111111,411E1.
Fredealelte Hell,trU4'luly 17,v 048: ~, ,;
1 tiithia'• Sartereett.to.—lt eeenrtollueet un:
nail eidri•to kireat ettention - to an , artiole ea
well know e, ittd eooJeeerreOly, popular, as this
prelwratitio, , butt R ogiente,often " who; wleh, to.
• use the estrout Of c sarieparillit are; iiductettbi
1 try,worthleca: Coinportnda .bearinr` , tire Ina*
i; blit'cOidetrdilt. " little or ;tone , of the eittue of
ithli viilniblo:' rent r and re e; think; We', canned,
eonfef i'vrenter . bone fit . unl'uni redder" then in
idlitiOthik;ihelr'attentten Ito Atte 'edietiiennient
1 41(deire. 'Bandit . , In "another 'cOlundit",'„ The
Ibtit:tle has •receetly been obleiged.fo,4hOld "a
frilled.? and sthoec r i,, we,b,a,reellk . iorni % arti.
' Yate.will find Vinceritiatetria•thli ell:tbe,rnedl.
'Chitral, Srrlbd, of; the ` ibet, ° Thor experience ef
'thiideitotte bee, o,oea ha ilhomiy: Jrt . eittinetbd
'iitileni.dtionep# ter,iv,hruhlj t4 pf repernrileudedi
' t eiert,tittil'Oiressent.ilnen. Ariotn ;hen ,inty, ilithe't
Tilihilliloli th4Mectioillicl: ,l 4 l o\ilktki: ! KAParini
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_J._•:11:1•ROCIERIE , GROOMILES.;
•
T the Cheap 'Family Grikery..eloro' of JO-
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.',SEP,a,D...SIALRE.R.,T.,..WestsiIIa,,'-etreet,
.:Cailisla; you,,will always-fitid,,the;beat.it.dplY of
Family•GroCerfee that.,thelPhikidejobialriarketts
40:afford, ~ The subscriber' has: yusc , raturned
from the . pity, and: would,:cirpectfu the
public in general and his friends in particular, to
exonine his stock, fwhich embrace's all
.;the articles usually kept hue ol : Uuttitt se,
ouch aeßio, Java and St-Domingo Coffee:-.lm- e i
perhil, Young %eon and...l3lOck:Ntas, of: the
bestquality* flavor;-leafaallifigioaf, crushed,
Clarified and'brown Snore:of: every grado,..wjth.'
price to , suit.AlonCY t 'sugar houee,Orlehns and
', - syrup - Molasses. Spices of. alLkihdri, Avhioli he
will. warrent.pure end (rfitsh' ground:. ;Brooms,
buckets, haskets: butter Thowels, wash-rubbers,
.clothespins., And , oliety. variety:—
• Castilp, funny, rosin and country SOAPS. ; •
sch•ti general assortment- of cliewin,,and imo;
Jung. TO BACCO, swinish halfspainsfmiiid com
mon CIGARS. • . GLASS: . QV B E I4 SW:4+ II E.
_ and CROCKERY of every. deseriptiothich
•
ho will sell at. th wesvpossible ptices.•
fo he liberal patronage here
tofordlestowe'd upon dm, py a generous pub
lic, the eul,i4uri4or tenders them his fleetly
thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to please,
and particular attention to business to merit a
continuance of their suppirtc,---
Nov'r 22 l 848: • . JOS: HALBERT,
•
•
• DRUG AND FANCY STORE
- Llia,fil:MPUjAM•l4l •
iIESPECTFULLY, invites th e
of tho'nublielolifri" -- ':
.
" •
tig, and rancy . " Stre, •
n West Main street, empire, whet° he'
ust recei;mfd• a fresh assortment' of Drugs Me
decines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Jewelry and
• Fancylanods. , •
Amongst his extensive variety maybe fotinif
all the,moss, •
.Approved• Patent Medicines,
All kinds of Salts; Dye Stuffs,
Quinine, Opium, Castor and Sweet Oils
White Lead, Indigo, Spice., fresh groutid•
Glass,Putty, Chloroform,', Shanceliers,.Lantps, Wicks, Sperm Candles,
Shaving and Toilet Soaps;
Cologne, Lavender arid OrangE'flowee
Wain.
' Bears Oct 'h Morrow and Hair•Tlye,
Nail, Tod h, Hair, and Shaving Brushes,' •
Fine Ivor' form and Shell Combs,
Finger Rings, Bracelets, and Breast Pine,
Bead Ila4s and Purkes,
Porte Almmairs f
Silver Spectacles and Pencils,
Gold Pens, Ink and Initstands,. —
Fine Writing and Note Paper Envelopes, • '
Motto Wafers, Seals and Paper Weights, I
. • Mirrors and Fancy Boxes,
I Musirallind Surgical Instruments,
Fine Knives and Scissors,
' Carriage and Riding Whips,
Dinhfeline Cloche, Trunks, &c., &.c.
Country Pitysizinns, Merchants, Pedlars nod •
others may hear somethirkg. to their hrivantage
•.
by milting
I :L7 - Ethereal and Pine Oil received fresh
ev•iry week.
Kr - Medical aid' and advice gratis to the poor
January 17. 1898.
DRUGGV •-• DRUGS :- ,DRUGS 1 ~ .
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' '' . JUST‘IttiCEIVED, •••• : ,
HYSICIAN§; Co u ntry Merchants • ell&
p„t
. •.Pedlarii, are Anrited is ea II and examine trif:':
stock! of Medicines, Paints, Glass,. Oil, Var„ .t. ," i
.Paient Medicines,: Herbs and Exitaita,, '' . 7% , !!t•::
• Fine, Chemicals,
,' SpitMs, ground and wholie4
Instrurnente,'' ' !' Essences, .•.'• . t , iw
• ''''§i'h
P94"34.1172.i5.:41:'111111:4 &c.•
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1
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• -. '• • 'Oil Vitriol ' •-
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• : 4 ..-- , 7, . • ,XAiN.T.O4, ^, . -• • • ••+•' , ':r ,7
,WinhOrilt & Brother's:Pure'liaid, areirnaL s „
Green' and Yalloti; Paint and %Varnish' lirush.f.Ke'.
Jersey Window ' Oliteaktliineeetl'Oilt .TiitPfll"4
tine,,ilbpst rind • CoatthWarnishi Mid • had ,: , -,:t .i.
All of Which' , , will be !sold • at the • yary'ltiweic••,..
rnailtet price, at the cheapiD ink and , Botik% Stql*V „ ,
of : % -1 •'•S. Wt
,lIAVERERICKcpg
".Nov :29114I848:' ••- ' "! • • '•,. •i,•• ",., +
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The .oheapeit:',Goad*:.d . :4.,..4. l
OF' `
the season liarajust3)ooo"itkeiseliit, • ~.
1,,,y,
store of the.aubscriherri 4 .heistf i trirN. , ,
.lar lit rdOiti,ePrirfg• • 4 7.,..7„, E , 4 ~ ~
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ply • e fbnn ,a. , 0 T .. •I t •
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teisPe Chache.•Aru_slinP LPEL., , ,g1, 0 :1,,,,, ic a i t :,.•
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610 AA ibtiOnoelTa a liqtr .. 'anara lc; eii . ;` ,
Sge 6 ErM ) PiA;F:6 l ltiVl: v Vit4 l igc 4.. E tf r''',;.:
flani leto , ;anionmen o ~, , . . — ... ..,
AA! r•lntpletisa t odt tin ,- ,
10 0 .. P,40.101 1 0104, 11 .,tr yang 'the nu' hlio•to`call.r.V;
Vi4 A al..,. l tV Ira, V r,roil• 7 iir.fill'allii eland' lirileiNfitirt•.
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NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE - STORE.
THE-submitrenoin...jiii+t received at their
New and Cheap HARDWARE STORK
east High street, opposite Ogiloy's Dry Good.
Store, a large stock of goods, in their lino, to
which they would call the attention of purcha—
sers, their arrangement in the city besng such;
as to enable- them to sell their goods at the
lowest city prices.
Their stock comprises a ,full assortment of
Locks and Latches of every stile and alio,—
Hinges, Screws ' Potts, and every article used
for Buildings, Augurs and augur Bitts, chisels,
broad and hand axes, hatebets,!drawing knives,
planes, and prone hilts, hancl,• panel, midi—Rip
ping saws, mill, cross-ent„ and circular haws,(
trace and halter chains, harries, shovels,teptides„
.end hoes„.hay and manure forks. Also, a-large
assortment of Pocket and Table Cutlery,—
spoons, ahoy& and tongs, Waxers and Trays,
Hollow vs,e,r, Buono qed .enameled. Preserving
Kettles, Iron Furnaces, Cedar Ware,. anvils
and vices, Files and Rasps of every kind. Bar
Band 'end Hoop Iron, Cast, Shear Spring and
Blister. Steel, &c.--AS°. •
„
ten Boxes indow Glass.
100 liege Wetherill's Pure White Lead
Elarrele Linseed Oil
- - - -
3 Barrels Sp. Turpentine.
200 Kegs CurnbecrlandNatla.
.May9'49 . .
To all whom - it may Concern :
GEORGE W. RHEEM
THANKFUL to the public generally for past
1 4A- favors and their libertd-patronnge, still con
atria* to carry on the SADDLE, TRUNK,.
Ond, , IIARN It:SS making business, at'hie old
staridinNanover street, two doors north olthe
Cailisle".Bank, at the sign o 1 the Mammoth.
Collar. He is now better prepared than ever to.
accommodate' his customers, having recently
made. great alterations in his' establishment, IMO
as to enable hits. to keep 4mackbetter assort
ment than heretofere, , eoirgiating, of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop tub, quilted. and plain SAD
DLES; CARR IAGE HARNESS, plated BO
common; Farmers' Gears, of all kinds; .Tra . -
welling 'Trunks of all descriptions and paces,.
Velettses and Carpet Bag's, Bridles, Martingale
'Dollars, Stock, Loather and Raw Bide Whips,
Leather, 'cotton and worse.d Fly -nets, and all.
other articles in his lino=all of which.he is de
tormincalo-seltartlieWaryToWahlrlinee.
Making and repairing Matrasaea of hair, husk
and straw, and all kind's of tipholsteing will be
punctually attended ten,
apf2s'49ly:
•
• • New and Impotantr •
fIEORGE I'it.AtHENI having recently
101' Purchnsedtt lit.countyright of HAYWORiII'EI.
PAIENT COLLAR STOMA, would respectfully
call the attentism et the trade to that importnnt
invontion.. It is certainly ono, of the, greatest
hrtproVertionts of the age. Thin nuichine stuffs:
the Collar crooked' mound the-bleekefaced With
lair, wool, or other Innteriale.,back titan it with
long straw, and also makes collars of the straw
with less titan ball - the higtKand - ti - rne of the
way of stuffing. This machine wilt stuff e11:74
and every kind of horse., sollart, from , thebest.4
patent loather down to the commonest kindin
tmo, rind - with but ono man steadily at work wilt
tuff and shape , fifty collars per day in a newer.
and better style than any other way known. --
T - Stniolertnn - 11111 — Witnty aro invitad'lb.ciiltay
the subscriber's establishmenton NorthlinnoL;
ver street, Carlisle, and 'etainine the
Township or shop-rights sold. To
those who do - not wish to buy a right the suti=
scriber offers REMDY MARS COLLARS at whole-.
sale much cheaper. than tney..can ,be ittenitfuc4,
turgid in any othorway. - . Diders for collars Ilia
any quantity are respectfully solicited.
•
Maddepi;,, •
Sumne•
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