Carlisle herald., October 24, 1849, Image 4

'hie 'anthill .
land; hae,the fo iki . ,,%;,reinarke,upon the ..un,
warranted.eleve' n whl°,l',:hhsr:!lP!" given to .
.e the ‘atter: • •
the former 9% • '. •' :
~ ittstone erel.the 'result ~ o f very
contra' "e %Fiera:if ntiributing.to the Afieint race,.
cifitiesoluperinduce'd in ,the majority 'of
the it_
.....,leairscuegvoes by ages of degradation - in sla
`ll and unforced extrusion from the land of
.lieirlathers. rake-each rade irf the ,reglon
yhertiltiteppeireaboriginelf,prand jui,e,vom.
paritowmay be instituted with very different re•
sults.
The American "Indian," Over all the„ conti
nent north of Mexico and south and cast of Pe
ru, was found a more savage,' wholly incapable
of selrimprovement or of voluntary regular in
dustry. The miserable agriculture of a , few
small spots,of a soil. whose fertility was Capa
ble of a sustenance - cif a proportion one thous.
and limes greater; was conducted by the feeble
unaided hand of woman, by iiim , degraded to
the most pitiable and merciless "servitude
The mechanic arts, except in the erection of
the frailest and moat cc et a rile tenements, the
shaping of implements of war, hunting and
fishing, (the red' man's only occupation,) wag
wholly unknown : and the disposition and ca
pacity to acquire them wire alike beyond .the
scope of the 'native iniml.n
The country was rich, beyond any other, in
okosiof the most valuabla and useful meta Is.—
When discovered and first occupied by the Eu
ropean noes, the temtory now occupied by
the Amerikan Union contained riot one imple•
went. orurti c le of iron, lead, copper or gold,
thoughlrMe aocide,nt might hove suffered to
reveal these metals -koin the earth, to an ob•
servant and rational people.
When the country was discovered, the ebor-,
iginal race were already in process of. sponta l
news dicey and self desttuction. A few cen
turies Would have ended in a -.Min:pieta depop
blation of the continent, withoul4he intrusion
of one white man With the ..destructive vice
and inventions of Esropian civilisation. It In
susceptible of proof that the " Indian"
,popula•
Lion of America is now greater than it would
haVe been, If that race had been left to the un
disturbed bifluence of natural causes, which
were In destructive operation upon them at the
time of the first irruption of the " . Pa le faces."
The devestating epidomtcs , SO frequently and
so morialtyprevalent•amung the present and
recent white population of the country, Ohe
lung fever, spotted fever, typions fever, dy-•
tery, &c. o hole • tribes at once.
In those times, without an attempt at internal
medication.
_ it iplyCiteem_strange2to-many - ,but, with the
Isiception of the''vapor - bath and one or
. i.tvu
other rude end gparilous external processes, no
remedial agent whatever was ever known -or
imagineceby any Indian tribe within the present
bounds of these States ,unill dhe white man
came among them. This may seem, strange to
the multitude who have heard and read so much
quack stuff about" Inlian.ceitietliee;" and ."In
dian doctors,*' but it is nevertheless a fact,
ascertained by most careful knd icritical inves
tigation, ,
Alhout-attempting to trace ghee.) ~destrucl
ive peculiaraties any further now; at the
position of the African as he stands, in this
. tricks., on his own proper continent.
The negro, in Africa, lives in fixed 'habita
tions, by regular industm , in the laborious cul
tivation of the soil, by the niechanioafis, and
by. commerce. The exceptions to this /general
fact can hardly be named. He has, [Min tim e
immemorial, produced iron and gold from their
native ores, and wrought them into inumerous
form's adapted to 'utility and ornament,—has
converted the skins of animals into leather,—
hzg,, cultivated cotton and manufactured it into
cloth; and in ingenuity, duiabillty, and (often)
. in elegance, these fabrics ore not surpassed—
viirely equalled—by the varied contrivances of
European and American art. ,And the further
the inquiries of "civilized" men have reached
into regions remote 'from the previous- visita
tions of white men, the nearer perfection have
the negroe 'been found in these essential arts
of civilized life.
• Where bas yet been discovered the aliorigi
dial American blacksmith, tanner or weaver,
uninstructed-by white men f• Among the Mex
icans and Peruvians, workers in gold - were, nu
merous; and under the domination and instruc
tion of ttia ,Aztecs, the former showed grey&
skill in jenelry and some cude power in arch&•
lecture a nil perhaps in aciripture; but a more
•helpless, feeble people •never yet presented
themselves to an Invader,
Among the native Africans, woman is alwart
infiuential. and respected—the Mother belong
almost absolute power as to the disposal of he.,
children; and in all her labors in the fi eld she
is preceded and aided and lellowed ny the Illa II
who claims her service,, and piolila by ilient
Only' to just proportion to the part which tie per
buns to them.
i p , ,
'llia chase and fish' Are only incidental
arid adventitious mesa iilbsintence won the
African negro. For tiw•rguivir 4.lll6l*(e.flee he
re:ltes .ipon the'pruiltsce . of it'd ,oil .out upon
mechanical labor, ablvd . by the gains of trai•
6.
All these thing., he accomplishes M the
midst of a continual struggle against the deadly
influences of a climate scarcely less hostile to
himself than to the white man who has so long
vainly sought to invade it, and dispossess bon
of it. When sick, he knows how to seek in the
plants of the esueerant soil on which ,he subs
Opts, remedies which furnish at some times' a
partial relief. If be mingles with a" legitimate
practice of medicine' . some foolery in the shape
of witchttaft or fetishism," lie but Om NS
thereby his kinship to that intense cultivation
of the superior race which invariably tends to
the prosperity, and gainfulness of humbug and
quackery.
That the African is capable of being made
serviceable as a glare, while the Indian is nut
is clearly an.eviderice.of the superior capacity
of the former. An Indian is good fur nothing,
Incapable of being useful. either to iiiinself or
Whets. He is one of a race progress ve only
to self extinction, while itio negro race, iii Al.
riciior Alum Ma, is quite as iikeiy to endure es
the white.
In the attributed peculiar mingling traits, in
vindictive reniembrence oi injuries, uud
ful enduring gratitude for favors gnu benefits
the native African Is even t h e superior el the
American Indian, iith all has vaunted revenge.'
fulness and fidelity. No man who has ever
lived among the Africans would ever dare to
.strike one el theta a single blow, unman the
general sense of the negro community aroiflid
him atkiitmleilged the sulkeieney of the pmts.
Mimi. For an unjust personal assault, or for
a life taken under toy circumstances, a mortal
revenge is there so certain that no mail who
has ever committed such an' outrage on a free
native African, now laves any where to say that
• he dare revisit the coast where 'fie gave the of
fence. Never was retribution 60 deadly and
uniform as tb t which hag tallen upon every
such oftender, oil toe remotest' parts of the coast,
and even after an interval of years. • •
to hospitality and generosity to unprotected
strangers the native Africans have h., superior;
within the writer's knowlei f,e,ab equal. Wit
ness--innumerable grateful remembrauc.s of
experience eciabir kindness, when there could
have been no expectation of a return of it
i. There is no virtue, no capacity, ho gift—ever
attributed to the. American todiati, which the
Arrieutinegro i cncorrOpted by slavery or ..olv
. ligation," does Cot possess in a far superior de.
e. This is asserted from some knowledge
o
Averiterx.a. -- :—The London Mee closes (Says
the JVew Orleans Bei) a recent edible' with the
remark that Great Britian is building up at. the
Antipodes an Euip,re, which will treat,her here
after elect!, 'as her North America'n tolonfes
, have done.;' The .dependenoy . of pAustraliw .is
here referred to•=a territory ,of vast' eatent,
witttin area of three Millions of square' miles,
lying in the Bonds Fanlike :Ocean - at - a - distance
.or:, a 'varier - of' a Year's ,„travel ',froth , the
mother,, country. . Ausfralli
, and so:tingled our.relatim4 with it, that' We ..
• America rarely bestow lhoUght• 'OA
that Algaight colony and feel 'scarcely. any,.
i'. ,-4 '' , ittertist4Avita.rtseiritogrees 'dr ; present•,•onnd Mon;
And, yet'lato.accounwtead. to,the belief 'tii¢l' it
IC 110 0 eaeinSialkealtbi , population
• , elements Of airingtrfluid,ciivit,lgatibn,ar. , A.'„iiite
. - of rapldityi 'the t•. , seente•nlidest , :iiiiitleAbilabili
The. a nnual . address of the go*oritur.uf,'A:itri;,„
" IlitiAhliV!9.tll lB rl v tu i gf*.R.i o oo4 l )4lV447
- , dlitifes,An .suggeate.`: It? mittlaile to: pro-
I • ' I
, mole ernrat ion't o 0 a so t iie
!ti 11uU1 'Mita ilorMblimicationAtitivemi
amid ENA.4ll.l5O(dr
Ahead§ 'of !melba ry•fieritii
(tire. ' l „lyav leic!lgia
leti':igel.site Oug:601/14;4 , ,r vet.'
":,•••','").. of 5;100,0(Al, I titi.; userh3 anal
;"..;:,equitt'i4 the. Whole ettlifili'ithilic.l.o4'l9or . lB3B , l
411
•
10 vkue o,fieingannieseassi
; • over the preilims yeat'ol .e47;uou., - ,
A:m4,,m4,N4z.vaak=a,a,umgwoolie.mgds:
Thii,progress,Of: •-etmped
ithe attentien • of. British ,steletimen;.,„ln._the
ltiolise-of:Lortis, - icn the ,10thi; Ea rl;pl it rxj
w•
firibibehiqe.raiie of
the growing 'prosperity.4. tbOcolonles there,.
t with t • particular reference pet(); ~tiim•ltdisiimageg,
they: held out. for promoting tile:-.great national
object ol em i gra t ion.- 'Frouvitieilatatem ts' f •
Earl •G rex, it appearlithat :taking the•- average
lof •the lest seven, yeara; the -.annual 'emigration
VAkstralla • frotm , Etigland s 'ittid , 'lreland
beerilie.e,ooo tiu t • tioU yehr 'it' yi!as ,
Ii!18.9.8Alio oftirEdiglislieblifpies!hiqba : ,'!•Btai''
nor ottlie.globe were - and
Yan'Bieittait's Land; the'eXiteit . er , igttlentent- :
,in and , lib'Whulti,
of both MA exceeding 53,0°9, of A' hum 23,000
were,coniicts. Now ' New SMAIL in
eittebdi ',OUB [Liles
by•;00, broad,lliu whele,erea, colcin te
ing three and a hull times / larger, than
,Great)
Britain, and the coast line extending '1,509
,Miles. Besides this, the English occe - py..Botp.
ern and kVestcrii Australia and the valuable.ii=
land 01Neov Zealand; and the whole , British
populatl a in too ditfeCent Aii•tralian colonies
inutt , auto its to tomtit ,300•001.1;* - in twenty
years,' iliere • poitulation hag increased'
anent live or six told; hut their viealth had In
cre'ased shill moue rapidly: in 18 28' the %bide
itlti , rhh 1410001; ni 1845—the. last-year'
,uom in,: roan u. have ucen made-the ex-.
ports had risen to 2,189,6004 being twelve fold
to seventeen pours. ,
These ore astoniahlsg evidences of •
rapid 'growth, and uporr'itiMri 'ESI4.-15frey ules
compansombetween the Australis b itlistes
and American colbnies, now the Unit *States.
Heouys . a
" Ihe population of Sidney in 1836 Oa /9.-
0004. end )0 1846; 88.000. Let thew lordships
compare dits with the old, American colonies;
the pop , . la ion .of B , ston, 60 'ears after it was
founded, in 1190, was only 18,000, and the
population of WIWI le now the, gra Oily of
New Yotk, In .1773, immediately ttefOre the.
biktaking out 01 Inc war al iiitlependance, was:
only 21,800. Having then been founded lur /A'
much longer period•thou Sithiey had tielt •rit.
the present tittle, it' contained a pttpuloioni of
-17,000 less than Sidoeyoliow did. In 1790 ,me
population of Philadelphia was uttlY 27,000.
But What would be found to be still name
filarkable - was a comparAon of wealth, and:the
advantage to the inothermountry of the Austro•
jam collmies over the Aultdican. TI, popula
. rittii of the American'colonies in 1772 was 3,.
• 300,000 ; the poptilationßl the Australian .c010ut5...M.1845
outs...M.1845 was 281000. Now the . imports
of oll.dene. towns into the American colonies
itt 1773 were about goo million sterling, whikt
.the import. bd. the A uStra hat colonies in 1815
hull bee., £2 185 000. The 'value per. head ut
exports Upo imports 111 bUtll cases would show
the result more strikingly. Time imports in the
old Ante, man colonies mete Bs. 9d. per head of
toe popuoitititrithe-,..41-
(ration cylonies were 4'7 Ss- 10d. per head.
could mu be said, (tic [elute. that the ~populao'
tion of our cohort ere leas capable of• carry
ing on their entetrise now Anvil they. -had, been
in lamer may and when the difficulty' of ta
'voyage to Ausrutio, as compared Vlf.ith Amer
ica, was considered, and the result was Still
more rernarliaole;" •
The comparison is not a fair one, however,
since slaty or seventy years. ago the induce
ments to emigration 'rum Great B. Hain were
not as numerous as they now are. The popu
lation was.out over erooded, nor bad a conti
nental wet doubled ner. natuuna I debt and aug
mented in a fearful ratio the bur than of taxation.
11 Sidney had been 'mended 160 years ago, it .6
quite probable mat in 17.73 she would nut have
been as large as was New York, and that li
Id3B her Avenee in pupaition would nut ex-.
;:eed moo of our A thintic Nev.
arthelese the statements respecting Austielne.
!.re sefEmiently surprifing, mitt there is little
doubt that the ptophecy of the .London, .Times
viii 0110 day Ise realized.
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Plitlabelptic..
I,7Dat c hgs and Jewels. !
e. • CHEAPER Tustv EVER--
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Wholesale.and .Retail—At :the
/\ • "Philadelphia Watch and Sew
-41, - - et r y Store,'' No. 91; North SE
__._
_..;;; COND street, corner of Quer
72,Aici:warAI:tr, ry street..
(lold Levers, IN It. cases, full jewellod, $3O and
upwards' -
dilver .Levers, full jewelled, $l5 and upwards.
(Pold Lopine, 18 k. cases, jewelled; $25 tend
upwards
Sp Ivor Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards '
a ilver•Q'uartier Watches, $4 to 10
Silver Spoons: equal to coin, per sett—Tea,
is. Desert $lO, Table $l5, other articles in pro
portion. All goods warranted to he tvhat the
are sold for.
_ .
Constantly nn hand a large assortment of fine
GOLD JEWELFL'Y and SILVER WARE
Alen, an assortment of M J Tobias & Co.,
14 m osoti, &tunnel & Brothers. E S Yates dr-
Llo, John Harrison, U & R. Beesley. anti other
superior Patent Lever Movements, which will
h enged in any siyle desired
Arrangements have boon made with all the
above named most celebrated manufacturorsof
I , land, to furnish at short notice any required
style of Watch, for which orders will be taken,
apd the name and residence of the person or
dlti.ineput on if requested
n0t,13.1
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'HEAT BARGAId WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
WHERE Gold and Sil
.4t4e-" yer Watches of every
. , description Lan be had
at groin ten' to fifteen
. ,
I, . less than any other store
7 in New York or Palle
iphia. Persons who
wtith to gat a good 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.
3000 WATCH ES AT_ THE FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY
• LOW maga.
Gold Levers, fulljewelq„lB carat casiis, $2B tOO
I. liver do , do .t • 12 00
F r
( old Lepines, jeweled, :8 ~i
carat cases . 23 00
flyer do do 900
Skiver Verge Watches, from $3,00 upwards.
Gold Pencils from $1 to $8,00; Gold Pons,
Wit h.silvcr cases • and pencils 'attached, for 75c.
Also, a handsome assortment of, new and
flishionahle Jewelry, at prices fah below the
ufsuallore prices Old Gold and oilier bought
Or taken in exchange,
LEWIS R BROOMALL,
No 110 North SECOND Street, second door
llelow. Race, Philadelphia itp:B'49:y
iglr Cut this advertisement out. and - bring it
aileitg, you will then be mare to get into the melt
atqra.
THE NIAGARA SROWER-BATH.
-.41m entirely new Article for Shower-Ba
thing. with' warm or cold Water..
iwrats Bath took the premium at the Fair of
the Franklin [mitate; Philadelphia. October
1848, the only Bath that ever took a premium
at that institute and 8180 took the Brat premium
at the Fair of the Maryland institiite,Novena
bet 1848.
+A great and important improvement is made
ilri thitteShoWnr- hat h over eli others, by throwing
the. water immediately
,on' the body', without '
wetting the head, unless, at :tlie wilt or pleasure
of the bather; but a ; ,greafor poiatis gain ed by
tieing rumbled to bathe with warm water, which
• 46 other Shower-Bath,is adepted:tb—and most
of all the Bath can he medicated : without indury
do the hair,. ' ' '
Many persons cann'afltke a cold bath—their
t fleets Mot 'in this as they can regulate the tern
•'lterattire' of the Water-to Suit their wish,, and
t oinmence bathing at
,' any 'season of the year
• vithout any unpleasant reality. Ladies can have
t he advantage 'of bathing without 'wetting ' the
. ;lead or covering the"same.'' - , ,''', ,
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po o ti m t,
to e: ,as ts uiti a i r 7. 4 .4 o ,ol M ife p oi
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small pßbite
t hill to tho tallest, Person. When -',.the ,, door is
. ..1 losed;:thellittfl'es are hid , ead the outside ap•
'1 Ottrancels-lhat'of etioat piecoref furniture.' ,- .. ,
They have -recalvhd the approbation of seve
til Medical gentlamen-trothbra':ore ; requested to
/
t alf,alid•otramiiie, - thain:. Ilitintifsbtured trYitiiii
'atontoe. ',' EPIIRAIVIALARRABEE,
' - ,64 Sohilii!Calvert street; Baltimore..
4 ' BA'rt-llKG:—:itiiii wit t Armstrong hays i.
'ita'nfit'iuir, yo who would : health secbre,
, he
idly fresh ablation, that shall oleo, ,:,
hesje offs' of tirpskin; enough to keep : ' ,
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till le be pete r eveinfif,it did,ndt 'copduce,
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FOR THE . REMOVAUSt. PERMANENT
CURE OF'ALL DISEASES ARISING
' FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF
THE.SYSTEIII, VIZ
. Screfula or 'Hines 'Evil, Rheumatism, , Ob.
stinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Ne
tlike on •the 'Face, Blotches, Biles; Chronic
Sore Ring Worni or Totter, Scald Head
Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
jointsifitobbornllleers, pyphilitie - Sinapionis
Aciatica or 'Lumbago, and diseases arising
irum an injudicious use of Mercury, Ascitcs
or Hropsy, Exposure or Impruddhco.in Life.
Also, Chronic Conetitutiunal iso'rders.
In this preparation are strongly ctineentrat
lid rattle Medicinal properties of SAaBdPARIL
na, a6mblued with tho mostaffgetudlaids, the
most eelntary productiongWrinost potent
simples of the vegetabre ktifdom ; and it his
been so fully tested not only by patients tbetn
selves, but also by Physicians, that it has
received their unqualified recommendations
And-the approbation of the public; and bus
established on its own merits a reputation
for VALUE and EFFICACY tar superior to
the variuus•compounda bearing the name of
s am p ar in.,
me sses have been cured, such
as are not furnished in the records of time
past; and what •it has already done for the
xnusands who have used it,it Is capable of
doing for the millions still suffering and atrug.
gling with disease. It purifies, cleanses, and
strengthens the founts n springe of life, and
infuses new vigor throughout the whole ani
mal frame.ry
. ,
The dieeaeee for which this article is recom.
..; .-ndesli are these to which it 'is known forn
person's! experience to ba adopted; and those
apparently removed beyond the spherd ofjt
action have yielded to its influe.ce, The cat
alogue of complaints might be greatly 'ex
tondo,' to which the sarsaparilla is adapted,
bull' experience* braves its, value, and every
suoceeding day is adding new, trophiees to its
fame.
ANOTHER CULE OF SCROFULA.
The folloviiing striking and, as will be seen
permanent cure of an inveterate case of Sergi
Pule, commends Reel( to all similarly affected
SOUTHPORT, C o hn. , Jan. 1, 1848.'
Messrs. SANDS : Gentlemen—Sympkthy for
the afflicted induces me to inform you pf the
remarkable cure effected by y'our Sarsaparilla
in the case of my wife. She was severely
nfflicted - with the scrofula on different parts.of
the body ;,,the.glanclif of the neck wertgreatly
•nlarged,and her liMbs much swollen. After
ffering over a year and finding no relieffrurn
he remedies used, the disease attacked, and
below the knee suppurated. Her physician,
advised it should be laid open, which was,
done, but wi•hout any permanent benefit. In
this situation we heard of, and were induced
to use SANDS' Sarsadarilla. The first hot.
tle produced a decided and favourable effect;
relieving her . more than any prescription she
had ever taken, and. before she had used six
bottles, to the astonishment and delight of
her friends, she found her health quite rester
.lt is now overa year since the cure von
effected, and her health reinains good, show
ing the disease 'Was thoroughly eradicated
from the system, : Our ,peigliburs are all
knowing to these facts, and think very highly
of Sands' Sarsaparilla.
Yours with respect,
• JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from a latter from Mr. Ingiaham, a
gentleman well known in Delaware county.—
It commends itself to all similarly afflicted.
Gentlemen : 2 1wv wife has used several toot- .
ties er your Sarsaparilla, which I obtained
of your agents in this place, from which tin
ting received such pecial benefit, that I am in
duced to add mine to the abut dant testimony
now before the public in favor of its medici
nal virtues. Her father, mother, and many
other relatives, have fallen victims tdconsump
tion, and it was' supposed that she too was in.
;Wined ..the same way. She had several turtle
of raising blood, &c. r tand at length . became
sp reduced that her life was despaired of from
day to day. We Wore induced to try your Sars
aparilla. abater° mentioned, from the use of
which her health • has been restored ; so that
for the past year she has bccn able to attend
to her domestic duties.
0. CONRAD,
Importer of Watcher
The following shows the virtue of the ears
°nasal(' iu removing Bronchitis, a disease
which, if not speedily arrested, leads to con
sumption. it allays apaamxidlo sedan, changes
the secretions; and by its tonic and alterative
properties, removes the unhealthy action, and
the patient is restored to health.
NAKTUORET Mass•, Nov. I I th, 1848.
47•138/1111.SA Nfto —Gentlemen : I wish to make
public, •for the good of these afflicted with
Bronchitis, the healing properties of your
Sarsaparilla. .lly wife suffered for twenty
months in such a manner as is not easily de
scribed t at Limey: she was not ableAo speak
above a whisper, and wheriseirposed la the cold
air. it occasioned' something like spasms in
the throat, the effoct of which was felt in the
ears and eyes, causing tears to flow. The
'complaint was al:tended with a dry cough,
produced by the constant irritation and in
flammation ofthe tleroat. By the use of your
SARSAPARILLA she was perfectly, cured,
'it being . . now niore than three:months since
she lelt any symptoms of the disease.
Yours, with respect, .
' GEORGE C. HOEG.
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Respectfully yours •
JOHN H. INGRAHAM
BRONCHITIS-CUED.
Extract from a intlitr received from Mr. N
W. Harris, a well known in Louisa county,
Va.:
Gentioniene-1 have cured a negro tiny of
mine with your sarespaxillo who Was attached
with Scrothla. and of a eon:Nous ramify.
lYoura truly
•. N.. VV.OARR IS.,
Frechuicke luly 8. •
'SNOB' SARBMILLII.—It seems alinost. un .
ncessery to kirect attention to an article , so'
Fell known, and so deservedly popular, as thui
preparation, but 'lndic* often •• who wish to
'use' the extraci•of saisaptrf are induce : inn
try,, worthless- : Coniptrunds .heCring. r kname
berconteming Aittlet or none t rtrie of
thia.valuablo rOot; .and.. think - We. annot
confer a greater benefit on our readers than in
directing their attentiCW;te - ihn.ndvertisement
of. Messrs: Sande , in ainother: . ;;MirtUnn...•The
battle .hawreeently:iMeit'enlargidtO MAC
card - and .thosemitcrwists *jenny:geed. aiti.
Me will find ceseentraulin this Alt the •inerli.:
oninal value an the ro od :The ,experionetr of
thousands hes tiroved it eirteacy . in , cnirinrthe
*Miens dioceses tor:4 , 11101r. 'is reeorittimuded;
and et tho , presertt,tline mote then tiny_ other,;
'Perhapit;,iir thislnedielne intent; In' prepirkini
the system,fOr'C 'change on eamectn.—;-Itaie
Sifloo 4B 4
?Pie pared :And. wholesale • tied re-'
teil;, by •iSc'' D.' PA NOS; ~ Druggieth:
and C lie ritisti, teri*reet;.corner,
;alio ; biri
Druggists genorelV throughout tha.U.'.
Price' $
six - Bottles . ,
for
It
.'o4oB:l.'Bniptielir::i'..
En
raw
:x ."
1 . . . • • ,
I ...01031):0 •
O.WIr4P, ICY
fOonfeetiolle*.Friiii"Rild ; TO 1 Storei
c .. ; F GUN Itri: E.RCI - 1 A I N TS anOro•
Ile.in' e gnriertirare rerifreatfillyanvlted_to,
,ca at the% Old - ..Siatiatif the.- subacilber,i(Well
kridivif iu
North lienpver street, a few doors",noittr ot,the.
LBarik', - nal „eitimine; his large itaserttraint c :.Of
CHOICE- : 0 N FECTIO N .ARI E B,; Manu
faCturcd*' the begt,•;rinitar4 Trask every. day,
and 'warranted - not .to„be:Sin pailse.'d by any. in
lthe Staterr,,Which: wilt be.. sold at. reasonable
prices: . Helhicr(ltisAtcalyed,a . largensiortinSitt
of ',Praha 'tilid„lsi utifconsisiing in part of Ott,
ANGES';ILEMONS,..RAISINS; Figi,•Pru
feria, Borddadi and 'Pagarpshtilled Almonds,
Filbartir;.Creainnuta, tea-mkts, cocoa-nuts, &c.
which ' will he Aold at 'lherfldwest rates. Be
wttild alai) invite •attrintuttOirit large hit of
TOYS AND .FANCY GOODS,.consisting
partly. of.fine. lanky hexed; dolls, doll:heads,
Furniture. in boxes, Wfiaden tea sets;Airasiennd
tin trumpets, boino,,hasket and bell rattles,
i .gcins and wheelbarroira; glass and' China toys,
I adeardeone, hartitonicans, fancy soalrlt Hair
!oil, hair 'oil, hair. and:tooth. brushes, .shaving
creafri 'and hundieds.of other knicknacks. In
connection with the iboire he has on• hand a
good assortment of FAMILY, GROCERIES,
consisting in part. of loaf, lump and brown au
, gars, coffee, 'ehorolate, 'cheese and crackers.—
imperial, Young ilyson and Black Tea: Spices
of all kinds, blacking, matches, brushes, &c.
The subscriber return's his sincere thanks
,to'
the public for the Bharat 'pationage heretolide
hnstowed on ' him, and hopes by a.desire to
please, to merit a continuance of the same.
• 49 P. MONYER.
DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!
JUST RECEIVM
PHYSICIANS, Country Merobants and
JU Pedlars, are invited to call and examine my
stock of Medicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, Var
nishes, ef.c. c4;-V
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals,
Instruments,
Pure Essen'l Oils
DYE.
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum, .
Wetherill. & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green OA Yellow, Paint add Vomit% Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and Coach Varnish., and Red Lead.
All of which will be sold •at the very lowest
market price, at the cheap Drug and Book Store
.of S. W. HAVERSTICK.
Nov 29th. 1848
To all whom it_ may Concern I
GEORGE W. RHEEM.
THANKFUL tb the public generally for pas
' favors and their liberal patronage, atil leen
(lanes to carry on the SADDLE, TRUNK,
and HARNESS making business, at his old
stand.in Nanover street, two doors north of the
Carlisle Bank; at the sign of the. Mammoth
Collar. He is now better prepared than ever to
accommodate his customers, having recently
made great alterations in his establishmoni, so
as to enable )091i - keep a much better assort
ment than MU , torero, consisting of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop, tub, quilted and plain SAD;
DL ES, CARRIAGE HARNESS, plated and
common-, Farmers' Gears, of all kinds, Tra
velling Trunks of all-descriptions and prices,
Veleases and Carpet Bags, Bridles, Martingale
Dollars, Stock, Leather 'and Raw Hide Whips,
Leather, cotton and woratcd Fly-nets, and all
other articles in his line—all of which furls de.
termined to sell at the very lowest Cash prices.
Making and repairing Matrasses of hair husk.
and straw, and all kinds of Upholsteing will-be
punctually attended to.
ap25'491 y
DRUG AND- FANCY STORE
urztewmur.traomr-imr-'
RESPECTFULLY. invitee the
lion of the publio to hie
Drug and•Pancy Store,
nt,„West MeiffiTl reet,'Carlisle, where he has
'ustrilfeeived a fresh assortment of Drugs Me
decinae, 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 L - dad, Iddigo, Spices, fresh ground.
' Glass, Putty, Chloroform,
Shandeliers, Lamps,
Wicks, Sperm Candles.
Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Cologne, gape, Lavender and Orange flower
Wel r r.
Bears 91/ 'h Marrow and Hair-Dye,
Nail, Too h, Hair, and Shaving Brushes,!
Fine 'von' font, and Shell Comb!,
Finger Rico, Bracelets, and Breast Pine,
Bead Babe and Purees, -
Port.. Moamar/I,
Silver Spectacles and Pencils,
Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands,
Fine Writing and Note Paper Envelopes,
Motto Wafers, Seals and paper Weights,
Mirrors and.Fancy.Boxeii.
Musical and. Surgical Instruments,
Fine Knives and Scissors, ,
so: Carriage and Riding Whips, -
Umbrellas. ''.e.zies•, Clocks, Trunks, Mei &c.
' Country Physicians, Merchants, Pedlars add
others may hear something to their advantage
by calling . 4
10 - Ethereal and Pine Oil 'received fresh
u , /.try WOO
o:7•Med4al aid and advice gads to the poor
January 17. 1848. - -
NEW & CHEAP.HARDWARE STORE.
THE subscribers have Just received at their
New and Cheap HARDWARE STORE
east High street. opposite Qgiley's Dry Good
Store, a large stock of goods in their line, 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 ovary stile and- else,—
Hinges . , Screws, Bolts, tuid evert article used
for Buildings, Augurs and augur Bitts, chisels,
broad and hand axes, hatchets,fdrawing knives,
planes, and plane bitts, hand, panel, and Rip-
ping saws, mill, cross-env :and circular saws,
• trace and halter chains, Names,
shovels; spades,
and hoes, hay and manure forks. Also,.a large
assortment of Pocket and Table Cutlery,—
spoons, shovel and tongs; Waiters and Trays,
Hollow ware, Brass and enameled Preserving
Kettles, Iron Furnaces; Cedar Ware, anvils
and vices, Files, and Rasps of every kind. Bar
Band and Hoop Iron, Cast, Shear Spring and
Blister Steal, dr.c._. Also, .
100 Boni; Window Glass. •
100 Kegs Wetherill's Pam White Lead
5 Bards Linseed Oil.
3 Barrels K Egn. Tumentine.
200 ego umber andNalls.
Max 9 .49 : WRIGHT & SAXTON
• •• Now and X.inpotanl3 •
FORGE W. RIMER having recently
G
purchased the county right of HATIVORIWO
PATENT COLLA,II. SIFFER,WOUId re!pectfu4y,
call the attentio of the trade to that unPoitant
invention.. ',lt iscecth i nly one of. the greatest
improvemente of 'the age.' Thistiachine sitars
the Collar crooked around the block; faited with
hair, wool; or other: materials, back stuffs it with
long straw, and also makes collars of theutraw
with less than half the labor and tithe of the old
Way. g
,of stufiin..A This uff.all
end every.kind - ofikthea froth the beet
patent, leathei dow n to the eonanititithit kind in
Use, and with but end titan / steadily it Work will
stuff andathipe fifty «Math pee day in a neater
and.fietter style Anythan' ether way known.'
Eadalers in the Bounty' are invited-omill at
the nitliscriber's establishinent on,North Hada
'vei. street; Carlisle. and.exaMine the machine.-
Townehlver, shop : rights will be .To
those who do . .not wish to, buy a rigbt.the sub
ecriber offers Rit4DY MADR cotzacts. at whole:,
sale muck cheaper: than . they can e be '
It:enured: ,
oireitirt any other Way. Orders for collars, it'
any quantity - are res .ectfully 'solicited." '.
J. S r. Stevenson, Jr.,
• WiI . OLIMA4 DEALS*. 'IN , Cr
.ot.roc. oriel; can di. Liquor
Three
dOri'sgutA'if the Old Bridge,'lrbnt ft;
RIBBiTRG. - • • =
AL EL, •liiv the accoinniodatiol;of.-: Mar,
et , • ellanta and - others in' , Dairphim Cuinber ! ;
land, Frankliri:‘ end , oeighboring, -Counties, has
openedian.ortensive.Wholesale,..Establiahment
for ihesalikof ; Groceries and Liquors. as above.
:IVith the to.operationi of, a large..importing
house in Baltimere;'.he will, offer good's here - at
the same prieesat which they sunlit , puichmied
• in the city. Ns'rmiyuctffillY
,solieits the fever
of a'hall' these Wishing to patella* to
'Satisfy them Of his itetireability - to -sell • as he
lirendaes. attention of landlordais invited
to , 'a lot or choice - liquors more and for trade
at importersi•spriceej-rillr Oliders•Trom at die
,rance,prompt, filled;,ond•goods' despathed "at
1 1 Y , intoes.- -1. • .1 • • Septl2rtf. ,
•
• , PREFAAED-FOR'FkMILIES;IIOtELS
AND ,- EATINGntIIOUSES.I; .moss ea:
40ions article for PuddingsvOteeler. , l4: e!idepe.
to or'gago;, more economicaii nein:
Itioun and pelatattleguequalleA fox ittileitond
for, thickening sopphetter than
leyogigi”i'jOr 9. 4 49/PAAf uic o
t :ll,olit.' 3, rtirt•-' • '
rittAltis Itßibtll,-;A - ,small, .juqt • radar:,
and:fokiribiLWoct
,„.,,
=!MI!IIMM=IMINIM
DRUGS
Herbs and Extracts,
Spices, ground and whole
Essences,
Perfumery, &c.
STUFFS.
Log and Cam Woods,
Oil Vitr of
Copper E. -
Lao Dye•
..4 1 1Iiiitelfaii'eous..-.;.
Harrlsblug
• .4 .-
.TrcuiSporta:tion:Line.::
- • • - • t- 0- •
FUNK do . •
FAORWARD I
,hispoinraassieti'MtrebahiSi'
r.. i 'liArtitisntria,:Pa: Ship rroduao;'lleketan-'
thsedhe: to Baltimoie, hze:
'Coal, Vaster. Nails, Salt. Fish, Grectiriei
canal aptly , for sale.
Harrisburg, !harsh 29,1848 ' . , . "
.11.1114LER,
General Cornriusion.and FOrWardig
Merchant, N 0.79 Bowly's Wharf
a .BALTIMORE,;
OR the sale of Flour, Ornib,.Cloverseed
WhiAey, Lumber, &c. &c. Also, for.
warding Goods, via Tide Water Canal and
Pennsylvania improvements. Orders for.fish
Salt, Pl aster, &c. &c. Supplied at. lowest
•
.-- I '
z.hr~a..~ll'
prices.
• Having been engnged in the above business
during the last live years, a coniitiliation of the
patronage of his friends and the public is re
spectfully solicited. •
•
a Refer to o .
r UWE ST. MI lAEA, f
on & E Eav ' Harriskurg'
BRAN'Xir -
_ JACOB RUEEM, • Carlißle,Pa. Uffift ,
• OA. CATHCART, Shepbeedetown, Pa.
Gennee SMOTHER, Nleehaniceburg, Pa.
Feb. 14-1. •
Cumb. Valy Transportetion House.
•-• i•
SAlri"
Canal and Rail Road Line, for Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
J
W. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, lIA*RISPIORG. Pa. informs hie
friends and the public, that from the liberal pat
ronage extended to him during the past..year he
has been encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangements for the present season, and has ad
ded two new, large and splendid Boats to his
LINE, and will be fully prepared after the dp
ening of the Canal, to forward PRODUCE and
MERCIFANDIZE of all kinds to and from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Piffsbargh, &c., at the
lowest rates of freight and with the utmost des
patch.
Agdnts for Boats, •
CARLISLE
W if
GASKELL,
'ggimg _Race street harf, Philadelphia.
GEISE & SON-;
liNo. 48 Commerce at. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK & SHAW,
J.• McFADD EN & CO. Pitts'g
Agents:for Cars. PRF 2-
WUNDERLICH & GRIER,IV
No. 272 Market st., Philadelphia.
CHALORER & REYNOLDS,
No. 423 Market st., Philadelphia.
SITER, JAMES & CO.,
-=ES Broad street, Phiiadelphia. -
PENN'A. Br. OHIO LINE,
• North street, Baltimore.
- Harrisburg, March 29, 1848.—tf.
AL Word to Horsemen.
11kR. BARBER'S gMBIOROCATN is de
cidedl the best preparation that can be
; • used for the cure of Sprains, Bra
, sus, Cuts, Galls, Splint, Curb,
Ringbone, Spavin'- Stiffness of the
ir A Joints, &c. It is an article which
""' should be in the. hands of every
Horseman, and no stable should be without a
botttle of it. Price only 25 and 50 cents per bot
tles, prepared only by S IVI Pearson, Ni D., and
for sale wholesale and retail, at No, 106 North
Second street, Philadelphia, and DR. RAW.
LIN'S. wholesale and retail agent, Carlisle, Pa.
Jan. 21.
•Fresh Drags, Medicines, &c. .&c. •
I have just received from Philadel
phia and New York very extensive
' A additions to my former stock, embm
• 'ik ding, nearly every article of Medicine
now in use, together, with Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Perfumery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine, Cutlery; Fishing Tackle,—
Bruhes of almost every description, with an
endless variety of other articles, which I am de
termined to sell at the VERY LO WEST prices.
All Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlar;
and others, are respectfully requested not to pass
the OLD STAND„as they may rest assured
that every article will be sold of a good quality,
and upon - reasonable -terms.
May 30
S. ELLIOTT.,
Main street.•Carlisle.
REDIOVAL.
1:117 Goods and Groceries.
JG. CARMONY desires to inform his
• friends and the public that he hoe remo
veil to the - stand on North Hanover street lately
occupied by Chas Harnitz. and nextldoor to
Haverstick'ts Drug and Book Store, whore he
is determined to sell goods as low ns any other
-establishment in Carlisle or in the county. His
stock-consists of Cloths, Cassimeree, Satinetts;
satinocachmere. merino and silk Vestinge Me
vinoes, -Alpachas, Moos de Lafnes, Cachmeres,
French worked collars, kid gloves, silk. triages,
gimps,
flowers, thread laces, &m TICK.
'NOS at 6: cts, calicoes 3 to 61 cis, very cheap
musfins, hosiery, Berlin and Cachmere gloves,
A ledge assortment of BONNET RIBBONS,
very logy, satin plain aiarfigored Montua, plain,
bared, striped and figured AIso.GROCEBIES
and QIJEE NSWARE, , such as Co ff ee, Tea,
Sugar, Spices of all kinds, tobacco, segors,
crockery; glass and qucensware, rice, chocolate,
starch, together with numerous other articles—
, Give him a call, (a p r
Farmers ! Save Your Money.
CAST I L
IR HORSE POWERS for two .
three an four horses, made wifely M .
run. jko kta thnt ou can leave it in the weather
witho, t the least danger of injury. Also,
Thresh achines, Winnowing Mills, Plows
Plough ou - rds, cutters, Points & Shears
constantly on hand - . You will save money, by
calling before purchasing elsewhere, at the
Foundry in East High SRRef, Carlisle Pa.
augB3mos ; FGA RDN ER.
A Purely Vegetable Medicine.
UORSDELL'S VEGETABLE RESTO
RATIVE PILLS nave been gradually
but surely cotheing into favor, among the fami
jies of this 'Country for some years past. They
have done this entirely tnrough their great worth
as a FAMILY MEDICINE. Agencieg have
been appointed-but no puffing and humbug such
ash; resorted. to by quacks to sell their medicine
has been done. The pills are oflered fur sale
and have arid willcontinue to be sold by all t Ire
-principal storekeepers. The proprietors claim
for their Medicine the following advantages over .
all others—viz; They are PURELY VEGE
TABLE. They are CFRTAIN -TO OPE
RATE. Their operation is FREE from all,
PAIN. They can beuseo with EQUAL BFN
EFIT by the YOUNGFST INFANT and the
S TRO,NGEST MAN—Their efficiency in Fe
vers, Ague. Headaches,. Habitual Costiveness,
Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, &c. has been pra
yed upon thousands:. They are a Certain Cure
for Wornis. The proprietors possess a certifi
cate from a gentleman in. St. Louiewho.watLeu-'
red of a TAPE WORM by the use orthem.
TRY - THFM THFY WILL NOT - FAIL.
- , Travelling agent far the - State of Pennsylva
nia--,Cuanma P. Amu. Foratilp, price 25cts
alum containing FIFTY, Plia„p, with full- di
rectiontr,by the fonowitigrigents, in Cumbeilatid
For salOby DR RAWLIN'S Carlisle,
• . JOSEPH H , HERILONNeWVitI3., '4 -
W D EilAYES.—Shsppensbnrg. ~s; • ,
SVPrisrrsart,HNewbuig:' ' ,
, , • ' A WEEk6
propriators, Laboratory, No 141'Chestnutstree
Pniladelphta;; .. . •
January, 24t1i, ,- , 1849,
n.:Slieethigi t tie, '
rollEaubliberalititYp,has,on hanil 'melanin=
JL, ment ide,Lihenind sljri. Siteetingi
Tabliptipona, A N Pillaw% Cane and,Mualina
Towelisiga'of kindai; withvaricitypf• prt,
files appertaining, t 9
W:4II.TN ER. i
' .
THE, minderoigned' Would repueuq mi
ulii i ,info
iha 'aloud. 'Of Carliisto:uod;,t4e , euryollndiPli
country Oat - -
. ,
EXPRESS - CARS TO Bb - FROM - PIiILADELPHIAL
r iapass daily throu'tili Catlielat
.-M
-and 'all -Mixes,. bitiec-,ind
packages loftat Mies: Ildr•
,hridgelt; 11 o.' 278 Market streeCPltilade,lFhla n '
intended kniCerliale;andadiacent ; eournr rwill
be;delivered or Messrs . .1. de D.',Rltdad's I ate=
house. 'Goods' for eamess..l9 . . philadalp :iii' is
left at. Rhoad's Warehouee - . Will ' Meet With'
meet with prompt
att enti o n443eads for exPr o .
ss
should. marked... , :
Thos.'Berbidat;'2l torier , at. t .
.
~:Agen . ., Carlisle . ,
ralass,.- eavy
fretting 'wlien:over''''oo.lbs.
isq,cts per hundred: 2 ', k.u4liiiikes,"2s'akil:,!se'cents
In proportioa t to'sis ' , '..:','''4,:6-'' -- ' ' - 4'
i ''As this Is watt* ettiorptiie,texpre Sly' for, tke
vorivenience accommodation lnii: , of, ettileoe
of, Curnberiar*coanty, ittii:hepad: ` ill'meet
yrith.the eneauragenientit.'deser. '''''clP.' i .'
; fl‘''tlti , i , ;STUIkiII'AUGH; Itt,..MeKt.
.O,N A,I, .:
i
„,,,,,.._,.....„,,,,Picioriotorc,Chlindieriiimi ' '
.A.itiskOf,3 , 4r:r.6ne HONEY; ilow iOn' and
cit.sale'at tjulTlll W
1 17 z___'=gt= 2 =a
' 41 '. 4 . . 14 /4/ 14 In,W(l.llllpan .nr."
• • 'timer qt.)
" :FIRM I + OQSQJEtB~aIra f.
. - irliErAllenned;Eaet ,Pennabotxrugh 'Mime
Fire Ineurance Company *oh Cumberland' county
inattoreted:liy , ert , act Of itesemb,ly;ie'novyiblly ,
or,gah.OW.ed Yk ii ,40.040 1 04q; jl)llptige:,
ment.o.-th commtastonere, viz . „.
- ;Jacob , ShollY; •Wm.R;Porgite,.Michael COCA;
Melchoir Biennenten,.z Christian . Sternen,"
I SlmotrOyeter,lJacoblP.Coover, Lewis Hier;
HentY' 'Logan; 'Meager, Jacob
Kirk; Skinuid Prowill; Jodeph Wiekerehem.
i 'The mice of insurance aro ettlow:rind (event,'
ble Jae.any ; Company-of, the .kind.in the State.—.
Persona - Wiehittg to become members are invited
to makeeappliOation-to.Ae, agents , of the "compa.:
ny, are' Valk. iMo them at any
• time.
-•
''s JACOB SHELLY,' President
HENRY. 'LOGAN', V iee President. •
LEltilB Hun, Secretary
MICHAEL Com" Treasurer.
acti7' 49.
• . AGENTS. •
Cumberland county.—Rudolph Mattin, New
Curnbei,land, C B Berman, Kingstown, Henry•
Zearipg,,Shiremansiown, Robert Moore ..and
- Cheap Bell, Carlisle,'lsaac Kinsey, Mechan•
iceberg. Dr. S. Ahl, Churchtown.
York coufity.—JOhn Sherrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dillsburg„Peter Wolford, Franklin,
John Smith, Esq., Washington,W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel Raffensberger, T Craft:
Harrisburg.-Houser & Lochman.
Members of the Company having Policies
about to expire can have them renewed by mak,
ing application to any of the agents.
I. ' I. Lia 3 PI
The Girard' Life Insurance Annuity
and Trust 'Company of Philadel-,
phia. •
Office No. 159 Chestnut 'Street, Capital $3OO
- Charter Perpetual.
Q.NTIN U E to make Insurances on Lives
C
on the most favourable terms, receive and
execute Trusts, and receive,,,) enosits on Inte
rest. •
• The Capital being paid up and.,invested; to
gether with accumulated premium fund. affoids
a ' , geyser. noun= to the insured. The pre
mium may be paid in yearly, hall yearly, or
quarterly payments.
The Company add• a BONUS at stated pe
riods to the Insurances - for life. This plan o
insurance is the moat approyed of, and is more
generally in use, than any other` in Great-Bri
tain, (where the subject Is- best understood by
the peonle. and where they have had tlie long ,
eat experience,) ab appears from the fact, that
out of 117 Life Insurance Companies there,' of
all kinds, 87 are on this plan.
The first BONUS matt approptated in De
cember, 1844. amounting to 10 per cent. on the.
sum insured under the oldest polices; to flt per
cent., 71 per cent., &c, SM.,on others,.in prd
portion to the time,-of standing, making en ad
dition of $100; $87.50; $75, &c.,
Etc. to every
$l,OOO, originally insured, which is an average
of more than 50 per cent on the premiums paid,
and without increasing the annual 'Payment to
the Company. '
The operation of - the BONUS will -be seen
by the folloWing examples from the Life Insu
rance Register of the Company, thus :
Poliey
No 58
88
205
270
333
Pamphlets containing the table of rates,
and explanations of the subject ; forms of ap•
plication, and further information can be had at
the office, gratis, in person or by letter, ad
dressed to the President or Actuary.
•
B W RlCHARDS,Presidipj.
JNO F JAMBS, ACtuary.
m2'491 • •
The Franklin Fire 'lnsurance Com
pany of irhiladelphia. -
OFFICE, No. 163 i Chesnut street, near Fift
street.
_ _ _
DIRECTORS. •
Charles N. Bancker George W. Bichards
Thomas Hart ' Mordecai D. Lewis)
Tobias Wagner - Adolphe E. Berle
Samuel Grant . David S., Brown
Jacoh-iL-Srnith Morris Patterson:qi . '
Continue to make insurance peretual, or limi.
ted, onmystry_description of property lh town ,and
country, at rates as low as are consistent with
security. The company have reserved a large,
contingent fuhd, which with their capital and pre
miums, safely - invested*, afford *ample protection
to the insured. • .
gaThe assets of the company onJanuary Ist,
1848, as published agreeably to an act of Assem
bly, were as follows, viz : :.
Mortgages *890,558 65
Real Estate ' 108,858 90 ''•
Temporary Loans 124,459 00
Stocks 51,569'25
Cash on hand ,a nd in hands of
agen.s,
Since their incorporationolherind of eighteen
years. they have paid upwards Of ONE MILLION,
TWO DONEE= TirOUSAND DOLLARS, losses by fire,
therpby aflording evidence of theoldvantages of
insurance, as well aytte ability, and ,diripatiiiion
to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
CHARLES' N. BANCKER, Thief.
CHAS. G. BANCEEK, See'. • feb 2
The subscriber is agent for the above company
for Carlisle and its vicinity. All applications for
-ntsbrance either by mail or personally. will be
romptly attended to. W. D. SEYMOUR.
MOB Embroopfion for Horses. .
THIS valuable MI3IIO
- will opre Sprains.
Bruises, Cuts, 0.9115, Swell
ing, Rheumatism. and all
sit, • • complaints which require an
external remedy. It gives immediate relief to
the Scratches, and the Incident to Horses having
white feet and-noses, produced by the St. .John
Wirt. It is also highly useful in relaxing still
ness of the Tendons and Joints and produces
beneficial. effectsin cracked heels, brought on
by high feeding, splints,sprains. This ENIDIRO
DATION is recomended to Farmers, Farriers,
Keepers of Livery Stables; and private gentle.
men owning Horses, and' should be constantly
kept in their stables. The GENUINE arti
cle Is prepared only by Illartensm., No 302
Race at. Philadelphia. And for sale wholesale
and retail al. D R. RAWLINS' Drug Store W
Main street, Carlisle..
•
March 14-Iy. ,
Extensive - rnitnre ooms.
•• • • AOOll ' •
wouLD respectfully .call the attention of
VV , House-keepers and the , public to the ex
ensive'stockof splendid - FURNITURE, inemuo
a a Vo S t ge fas eh l i V b fee d ,
ne r e e s s , si C ng en a t n r3
Plain Bureaus, an every vane
?ty of Cabinet-ware and Chairs,
which ho. hasioto‘_ . ,v band "at his NE W
ROOMS, on Lourtbr - street, near the corner of
North Hanover street, in the rear of Powell , dr.
Co.'s stole.
He is confident that the superior finish 'of the
Workmanship, and elegance of style, in Which
his articles are gm up. together with: their
prteernEss, will recommend them to every.per
sort ; wanting Furniture.' He hire also made ar
rangements . for thanufactiiring and keeping 'a
'Constant supply of every article in. his•line; both
Plain 'and 'ornamental,- elegant andtitieful,m
priceri whiCh cannot fail to" suit .purchasera.•
would' earnestly perions:whkere , about to
commence house-kin:4)4, to nail and examine ,
present elesain'siock;
td'W
hichA f
standkAnteAdditiomicf tlie,rayeer a
nd
modern Aiilet.
:,,:CCrFrOLS'iindi Wader itihe.shiite
st 'n''
o.
*.
Ice,:for tOWn . and:cenntry ,
a . 1 :qT' 38 41 , 1; ifi,6la. i
,hiving, been' dissolved, Jacob AFetterier;,. ; will
!carry on;the. business as:above. ',
MEE
..o.ol.E.YSNeUilYcirli,'„Gold!,lions; the bea
.article of!the day,'-and ritich, , no;,biteineee
'ehould.ba without. : ~;
A,fi elegant' , tutiortniant' , of fin4: ; .4.7.utlery, in
cluding!,Razoro. !Pint Kaivee..:Soiesore!of , the
bait' English and'Aniorlaanalanefactura,,, ,
VJ ak.' large
, varety:of-ornamental Windowdlinde
t)tnd,hiro Sdit i ens'of overy , etyla and at priJ
neel •f-•
• •;•
ir„htutimitr•lnotrumente,.euch violins, Accor,
doone;'FlutaiqVifedi.Flageolote, Tuning-IN:l4i
Violin stritime•bridgoe. , &o. at all pricer.
7 6y A, large varieteof Baskets, travelling bagel
IN hips, vanee,, door% mato p rtuthea.,ol itlkkint#
fah ' •
;"-• Hayna'a Magic; AdanianAnp, PowdrwasteVi
tirtiolefcit , Razor. Stropai,uarrantokistinoriert
anYthinf in.tirq' for 'Betung'alteettluntieth, qtl,4
roiors, &et: f2s.ett: a s
Comps, goape. 4, Perfunteti'i 4 Ektrao e, f l yes
A'or the littir, a .richl•andAheautifukhtolottolont‘
oh , * thii•Oelobiatek,§ mettufahhiries, oftßOugri, •
q4ulti Ilatiethihd'oth
• Tooth Bruehtio;• Toot h ,peeto: . .and powder,
Alruithee; ;alb h. , I
innumerable %variety of , FanUrerAjiteekal . rkit
Arimpri l lefleteilvotined ,, ,On
for 8010 at Ilii',OlituldSlth •InViEltboliveloro of
ief ;VERIATICK:
• . ,
•• , ,j"rtititt:t,ol l ;
'V ST U RGEON' 4 ,
, • ... „
Sum Bonus•or
Insured Addition
Amount of Policy &
Bonus payable a
the party's decease
81.000 810000 81,10000
2,500 250.00 2,75000
4,500 400'00 4,400'00
2,501) 175-flo 2'175'00
5,000 437'50 6 5'937'00
35,373 28
81,220,097 67
-- Pintattelplite
HEAREkT4IIIINUSIOI
f11044 .-EYRFHE:.to"'ili e , cititene . .Of
I nCienn 4- ciis
`again'reques t . th ; etiinPh
large:apd,aplendld assortment 0r..; . • N:,
, .
china, Cilastcdr..Aneensararei,
Dinner Senti,.Tea:Settt Toilet .Sets,- and single
Pieces, pitYier.of , Glas?„China 'or Stone Ware,
sold in euantitica teittitt purchasers, fOr lese thin
they' "chan- hit had elsewhere.4l n , fact 'at less
Illan!Whelesole Prices: AMERICAN AND
EN,GLiSJI BRITANNIA METAL GOODS ,
irigrentor variety than 'ever 'before - offered in
the Mty. FANCY CHINA in great variety
very cheap. • ;
VrWo would invite any person miring 'the
city to call and see ,us—they will eileast be
pleased to walk around our beautiful store, and
to view the finest China anti the cheapest the
world produces. Very respectfully, '
TYNDALE .& MITCHELL,
No. 21.9 Chesnut Street. ,
Philn sent2 . 6'4 v
CARPETS b. 11D oil. CLOTHS,
••
AT ELDRIDGE'S CHEAP WAREHOUSE, PHIL'A t
PERSO NS
who wish toget good bargain,
in CARPETS OR OIL CLOTHS - el.
ther wholesale or retail, will do well to call on
the subscriber, as his expenses in his present
locailoi are very light, he is enabled and de
termined to sell at_iheilowest prices in the city,
lie offers for,,this season an excellent assort
meet of
Splendid Imperial, three ply - 1 •
, Beautiful Superior !ligroin I
Fin Tend Medium ' do CARPETS.
Entry and Stair of all kinds, • • ,
And List. Cotton end Rag,
_
And OIL CLOTHS from 2 to 14 feet 'Wide,
for Rooms, Halls, &c. with a great valiety of
low priced Ingrain Carpets from 20 to 50 cents
and Stair and Entry Carpets froth 10 'to 50 Ole:
.peryard.• Also, Matungs, Rugs, Floor Cloth;
.Stair Rods, &o. H H ELDRIGE4,- -
No. 41 STRAWBERRY Street, one fdhor -
above Chesnut; near Second, Philadel;
phia. ,t - . laugg9 301,
• •
SPRUCE STREET CABINET WAREROOMS
No. 119 Spruce at: bele* 6tb,
PHILADELPHIAO ••.
CONSTANTLY *on hand a large assort
ment of superior .
Walnut 8/.. Mahogany ruiniture,
manufactured in the best mannerßilmodern
style, nail of moderate prices, et:Orating •
Sofas, • Parlor Chairs, ;
Wardrobes Rocking Chairs,
Dressing Bureaus, Tete-ti-'l'etes, •
. French Bedatends, Centre and Pier Tables
High Post Bedside Wash Stands,
Hat Racks, Secretaries,
Extension Tables, &c. &c.
Every article is made of the best material
antl workman Ship, and. warranted.
negBly..• T & HENKELS.
KrAll goods hoiiihi at' this establishment
packed under the immediate superintendence of
the proprietors, and sent free !of charge to any
part of the city. •
TEA txt.alizBotrio3,-
Th AVID RAT KEN , N0..73 Chestnut street,
j j 7, corner of Bank.street. Ph ILA'DELPHIA
has for sale tile follewing TEAS, to whichite
invites-the attention•tif the trade
20tf half chests Young Hyson Ten.
100. do Gunpowder do.
100'.' do Imperial do.
20 do finest Company Hyeon Tea.
20 cases, each containing 4 131 b boxes finest
Curious Youpg.Hyson.
20 cases finest Curious Gunpowder.
i• 10 do • •do Imperial,
200 half chosts•finest Chulan P.owchengjf
100 do Ningyong Powchong.
30 do very finest Oolong.
100 do second quality., .
100 do Ningyong
50 chests English Congou. •
100 hf. do do do,
25 chests Padre Souchong.
25 do fine 14rohea do.
1500 pounds prime - Company Nutmegs.
These Tess have been- selicted by D. R.
with great care from the various late - cargoer,
and will be found to fully sustain the high and
unrivalled reputa'ion which this establishment
has enjoyed for the last forty years, and his
- prices, as heretofore, will be found as low as - at
env house in the United States. fang 22 3m :"
Fancy Fug, ffiu i4.-Boas leTippots
D AVID H. SOLIS, (successor to Solis,
- Brothers,) Importer and Manufacrurer of
every .description of FURS, having just
,re
turned from Europe with a SELECT'STODK
OF FURS, is now manufacturing them in very
'superior style. and trimming them in the most
elegant monnor, and would - invite the stiennon
of MERCHANTS and OTHERS, to his au
• • . • d extensive assortment, which as he
ANUFAGTURES as well IMPORTS, he.,
is enabled to offer at such prices as few Imuser
in the United States can compete v•
• DAVID H SOLIS,
86 Arch (Mulberry) Street, 6 doors below 3d et.
0:7 - Next to Louden & Co's. Family Medi
cin,c Store.
Philadelphia,' aug 15 6m.
Store always cloned on Saturdays. The
highest Cash price paid for Shipping Furs.
Blind Jilanufgaory.
SCLARK,.. c Vanitien Bind Manufacturer.
~ sign of the,•;G.OLDEN EAGLE, No.
139 and 193 Sontli'Seco - rid Street, below Dock
I
Street. PH LADELPHIA: Keeps always on
hand a largo and. fashionable assortment of
WIDE and NARROW SLAT WINDOW
BLINDS, manfactured Mille best manner, of
th e beet materials, and at the lowest cash prices
Having refitted and enlarged his establishment°
he is prepared to complete orders to any amount
at the ehortast notice. Constantly on hand an
assortment of MAHOGANY FURNITURE
of every variety manufactured.espressli for his
own sales, and purchasers may therefore rely
on n good article.
IltrOpen in the evening
* * *Orders from a distance packed carefully
and sent free of 'portertigikfo ;any part of the
city.' tang 15.1y] ..4.`;."111.X LARK.
N. B. LATI7II=O33,
Agent for the sale of Southtoorth:hiaittfaeturing
Co's Writing Papers. Warehaase,7„No. .3
Minor St., Philadelithia.
100 CASES ~ of the above lsuperior Pa
pers new in store, aritrforsale to the
trade at the lowest market prices Knstoting in
part of—
Fine thick Flat Cans,•.l2, 14, Wankift
blue and white.
Superfine Medium and Demi.Writings,Lblue
and white.
Extra super and supdtfine FoliCiPorth,,hintl
and While, plain and ruled. • ! ,):.'..-!,tstr. 7
Superfine Commercial Posts, blde atiOlrite
plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers hplsln and
„ •
Supprfineand fine Bill Papers,lorignid - Bread
Sdperfino and fine Counting Houre i Capa and
Posts, blue and white,
Extre'eurer Congress Caps and Lettint,plain
and ruled, bine. and' white.
Extra super Congress Caps and LoOrth.gitt.
Superfine Sermon Caps and •
Superfine blue`thinen thin Letters.,..,' • ~,
Extra minor Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled. "
. „ .
Einbi,oideied, Note Papers nnd ~Bnyeloptitt!
'tif-iawyeee Brief Papers.
.--Binieffine and fine Cape and Pollici:ltiled ind
.o;ain.,-Alue • arid;white,
p l oci, It • •
r. Also,100o• rearna , white 'and 'assorted-Alb°.
Papera„,Bonnet Boarda, - whito arid **Jotted
•Tiseue: Tea, Wrappyingi Envelope,' atiatirtedt. &
Itlediurne,raft: Wrappera,
CAHLISIEFOUNDIOIB4 MACHINE NOR
• THE subearitier .eOntinues; the mantiftia Pre
of, C ASTIN qp, at Inc Foundry. in ,Higlraliet
and t.i.o,ii!gnoW,,ee,'hand a lull twabintien! of
Patterns, -is prepared to fiiritisk.
IRON. AND.' BRASS' CASTIPPIO# he
bast style and and at ithe Shortest- ,notiett. , ,Ho'
Ibis now on hand trlingessaortmern'i of, , peat.
ingo t such , es Porkorusheri, Gearing*" and
Gudgeons„Plciugh casiingx.lFeinte; Shierslind
Cutters, Wagon and Coaah",Lioxet, cellar gretes
Oven ?Doom-cask ;:‘ , Veighta, 'Axe, , ZOoklng
'Ten.plate ate CoslnSiovea. : He' also buil ds
Wind GARS, Threslung Ma.
chines endiforsO.Powers, with every
Other' Kind of Machlnerj at . the ahoy
test notieei..:43l4:rion.:Brass and copper;taken
in exchange. , for work:, 'Tp5-Having: purchased
1111'131 Keeny ;&,Co;ia.Patterna, persons wishin
to have t hem Bco ,1111411 a• ray shop,
• . f lag/Anew - ,f-D • T GARDNER. - ,
OPeIIPS I ,4P Pl4 o SlReP.k...or,
D v,
;:-.VET , RIBBErI:a WY, frimipt,ni 'ieidpes,
of Tio" , "atitirelr: nftW , styles. bandiome
1 060.4. 11 4A99Kt and 'meg them,
oept2 , 7 , 'tf-WIIITNERII
da'slopeeeoP.,4' 'etre
• 'ed
HE • • " piel.rece v
becritiorirt ldk~ , " , mods.'d6
p I or fleall d
.!Ci,,Wp.li~l'liT%'
o.6il'4lP•a"t;intiou et t
lii'm)firch the „,
A . TAT iroettid,pqrAktthet.ol9PP 4‘,4161*
Blue Ritibon• BeAta. 9-• :ss4
IV. •
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