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• , ',A , , .An .ett IY t i risti"--"!••• , ,rmiri t ..•
~ .•' ' ' . own in your brniin,t;z•VArynt m '
1, , " . { . p 11s thh fbOlfeli wisei r ;u:,i 't
Anddidir.'.lls the weeds Or 011iff.' , 11 ' ''.e. ,
"'-%.1,.-.;:" Ye who are wanting on thorns .or Allre, -':( 4 - ni
a r
~y ,
.„,-,,Vyhe Sigh for a soder howr, , ... ,-; . ; ~,,
d. , l , ,TArywhat'ean•he done hi' the me
, 1,? , ,1y .
+.4l, 4 iAitd Make use of tluregrly IA
Yon many a 'dayalikedYlT's Mst • •'L ...
r 1 ..,, - - By delayinrlte,Nkstill'ln-morrow L
-
E:'f- yhe minutes of slot Imo often coat'
t , ;
Weir.
• , Long years 01001,1 r - l' wealth'
• And ye who would - iv . At last ng
• Of content and peace 'rumor,
• Ye who would couple Labor and Health,
' Must begin at an early hour. , _ ,
We make bold promiaes to Time,
Yet, aloe t too often break them; •
mockat the whims nettle King of Kings.
And think we can niiiitake them.
But why. toiler away the nrhite of the'day,
Knowing that clouds May 'ewer?
Is tt not safer to make Life's hay .
In the beam oftho early hour.
Nature herself ever shows her best
Of gems to Magmas of the lark,
When the spangles of light on Earth's green breast
Put out the stars of thg dark.
Uwe bye the purest'pArl of.the Atm,
And the richest breath of the flower.
If our spirits would greet the fresh and the sweet, •
Go forth In the early hour.
Ohl pleasure and reel are more easily found
When we etatt through Morillog'supte,
To am up our ligures,or plough up our ground,
And weave out the threads of Pate.
The eye lookelh bright and the 'wart iceopeth light,
And man holdeth the conqueror's power;
When, reedy and brave, he chains Tina an hie slave
By the help of the early hour.
' AGRIODITURALor
STIRRING THE EARTII.—in 'frequently
stirring the earth, there are several ad
vantages. It loosens the soij, and makes
it permeable to roots of plants. It finely
pulverizes the soil; reducing the sods and
clods ) and mixes the different kinds of
layers of soil turned up by the plough
togethery and mixes the manure finely
with the soil. "ir..have plowed green
sward for imrnSiliate sowing -with' fine
seeds, and by manuring, and the frequent
use of the harrow . qnd cultivator, we have
made it of fine and well adapted to
tender plants, like old, mellow soil.
By stirring the soil often, so es-to pre-
Sent new surfaces lo the air, ir-vlieciiines
enriched by the element imbibed from
the atmosphere. But iPthe earth is al
lowed to rest, a crust is formed at the tops
and no improvement of consequence takes
place in.this way,_tiencejn___plowiug
or cult:vating ‘ lao often, in oraeAelcill
witch or cough fifties, sorfel, or other nox
ious-plants, the soil becomes improved
by the means used tn.eritdicate . the weeds
with which it is iftfcste,d so that the
whole labor is not spent merely to destroy
the cumberers of the ground. The soil
that is turned up in deep ploughing, or
that works up immediately in subsoil
plowing, becomes gently improved on ex
posure to the atmosphere, and frequent
stirring.
By stirring the soil, weeds are destroy
ed in their tender.nge, before they be
come large, to rob the plants of nutriment
or require a great deal of labor to destroy
them. if the fiirmer canskeep ahead of
his work so as to stir his tillage land of
ten, just as the Weeds have started, he
will save a great (feel of labor, besides
„gaining an advantage in having his land
in the best condition in other respects for
a good crop. Spore writer says, in . re
gard to manuring:—"Feed your crop,
and your crop will o.:ed you ;" and it
-may, with equal propriety." be said, "pro
tect your crop against the weeds, and
your crop will protect you against want."
Freqent stirring the soil is the cheap
est and most effectual protection of crops
against drought, The sail - that is_oftei
'4 - tined, in a dry time, is moist almoif to
the surface, while that which is neglect..
ed, or lands in grass or small grains,
which do not admit of this operation, are
: dry to a , great depth ; and this is one
reason why wheat sowed in drills; and
cultivated as other crops sowed in. the
same way, yields more•than that which
sowed broadcast. At another time, we
may make further remarks on thp sub
ject.
,Every good cultivator is aware of the
important advantages in stirring the soil
often, and he practices on this principle
with excellent success. Let those who
have any doubts on the subject, select a
part of a lot, give it extra culture, and
mark the result.—N. England Farmer.
COLONIZATION AND ABOLITION.—These are
often confounded i and the leading principles
births two beint'well set forth in the follow_
jog, we here deemed It worthy of publica
tion
Colonization.—The object to which its at.
tention is to be exclusively directed, is to pro.
mote — end execute a plan for colonizing, with
their own consent, the free people of color, re
siding in this country, in Africa, or such other
place as Congress shall deem expedient. And
the Society shall act to effect this object, iu
co-uperation with the general government and
such or the States as racy adopt regulations on
the subject.—Art. 2d, Con.
The motives which operate on Colonization.
hits may be drawn from the following specifica
tions:
1. To remove from our country a useless
and burdensome Class of people.
• 2. To rescue these people front their politi
cal and social disadvantai;es. ,
3. To place them in a country where they
may enjoy the benefitpf a free government.
4. To arrest and .destroy the African slave
trade.
6. To spread civilization, sound morals, and
tho true religion over the Contineni of At'.
rica.
The consutomation of those objects would
take from our country live hundred thousand
eploreepeople ; save to Africi annually about
the same number and give the gospel to one
hundred and thirty' melons of h;atfiene !
Abolilion.-1. It assumes, that to hold - men
in involuntary• servitude; is in all canoe a
aln.
2.-Itelevates this principle, in application to
slavery as it exists inliiis,country, above the
o law of the land.
- 3. It denies'not only the right, but the foot,
of 800 a thing as what' Is coinfnonly under.
stood by slave property. .
5. It claims for those hold in bondage'imme..
diets emancipation.
5. It denies the claim to indemnficetion for
such charges.
6. It maintains the lawfulness and inculcates ,
the duty of using all possiole endeavors to elf!
ply these 'printiiplos for the liberation of Anui.
ripen:slaves.
' 7.'ll,repudiates all responsibility not ttpper
-,talfilisg to itself,' for goy. .disustromi sesults
that .may, flow from ite. actions '.on. these
- 8. It claims foe ell: the ,deacendantiof;the
• African race 'to •be 'found in the aoutryi an
~;eleration ' to equal s'pririlekea:,,witli: the',
.white
all•the minnows •In life; ' .
~••••,',! 41 4 rikieleC,Colonization :lhe grounds;
fr:'-,tbat control neer 10edotp;, that 'the • til
• tired: iletiplit: been...hereAle ea good title to
~401,the,advanteileaW the , .country 'et thp,, ,w hit*
and that the'righte 'et:aniaigiipsation - 4 ere:Jodie•
pensable te'the,fiAlfacepe of •freedern'l'and;i-ta,
A..: the treidest neepineaaeif:tetitiTiintlkee,.•••:,
Clotting 1 • ,olothibgl','Cliothing
• -' - '
'.' ' .
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:4.'4:rhave..',on-hin4..a.N° l: 3V) i'i r it:'4 ,ll ho had ill.aPY. tY
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,- 7 , ,, ilit'i - If ~' dj .f.f:tii MOE tt TRAM • EVE 11••••
!'il . i, ,L, —I I S - : . NV hp!eStdip and. Retail,-,Arithe
• ,:7:* h . t . - i!.Phil#dtiOi(Cyyntchrtind Jew
,''''t‘ s ''', o 6hY'Sfoie;',', '119: 96 North _sw.
)
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r l7 iy.OrP , litikirdlp,d,, , Akip nod.upwards.
lolit,'Lere,r:l4; I.Ases, jowelled, s2s and
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S'l , :ril'. Lcillne,e....j..eiv,eiled;, Sid and upwards ' 'r-
'‘EllvbeAhar•tler 'Wiitcbei.'.,s'4 'folo
~§llV'ef, ~Stqi, l o.' equal to eoin„Por Eleitgoo.;
4;,90er; slo:Tahlis $i 5, oilier Urtichis iiorO•
portion.'`" All g.,Ooda 'Warranted' tti - be what,
nio sold for. , r . ~f ' .
,• . • .. .::.• • : '
Ceti tautly' nii'fiand a hirgeisporterient,Of Ririe
4OLD JEW,ERS,;:it'odEIf:VER. WARE. -.
Also, an nssOrdinit,.of.,M J Tobias St,' Co.,
E'Sitopsett,'S'Ahlid& )3r6thers, ES Irataa Or,'
Co, John Ilarriaort,'G & R - Beesloy. tied oOler
superior Patent Lover AiriVenients„ivhich, will
be eased in :my style desired
Arrangement! , l have been made with all the
above named ntesi Celebrated manutacturors of
England, to furnish at. short notice any required,
style of \Vetch,. ler which, orders will be.taken,,
and the nrone• and residence of the perqon or
dering; pat ott if requested. .
.- ....."CO.NRAD,
_LI lifter of Watcher.
nov9l
_ MILO ALL%
. _
GREAT BARGAIN WATC , AND JEWELRY STORE
HERB Gold and Sit.'
ver Watches of every
" cs
i ' description gin be had
'° 2 at rum tit to fifteen
. 3 8 < 3 less than any other store
. 5 / fiy` .
,•• • ' Persons who
wish to get d good watch, perfectly regulajpd,
would do won't° call at he storo of theliub ,
acrih6r; and compare the quality and price of hie
watches woli that of other stores.
0000 WATCHES AT THE FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY
1333711 E!
Gold Levers', full jowerti,:B carat cases, $2B 00
Silver do ' do t 2 00
Gold lA-pines, jeweled, '8 carat cases 23 00
Silver do ,do 900
Silver V'-rge Watches, from 83,00 upwards.
Gold. Pencils from $1 to 08,00; Gold Pens;
with silver eases . and pencils attached, for 75c.
Also. a 'handsome assortment of now drid
fashionable,„Towelry, at prices far below the
nsnal store price's Old,Gold-and silver bought
or taken in ex.-bongo, •
LEWIS -BROOMALL, •
No 110 North SECOND Street, second door
below R too, Philadelphia ap:El'49„Ty
Kr Cot !hi., advethisement out. and bring tt
along; y,oa will then be, sure to get into the.right
store.
THE NIAGARA SHOWER-BATH. '
An entirely new Article for Shower-1 . 3k
thing, with warm or cohrafer. ,
irrll.l.lS—P.,alt_took..thupremiutn at_the.-Fairtof;
the Fr olktot Institute, Philadelphia, October.
.18H, 13 ath 1 lint over look a premium
at that rhatt ow and alse.teok the first premium
al tile' Fair oi vhe Aturylatal histitute,Novem
ber . •
A great and important improvement le made
this t.:!,,,, ...-Hitt, ,vcr r ,••nr r e .. by throwing
N,. ~ ,:. .., .. dy, without
1.... :1 , .n , - w•'l yr pleasure
• .0, , t,,Yro in '111115f:11 by
a.,1 ...:Ii ~ .1 . 'I. Sr Iner. whieli
, ..
m.,..r ',..,..1- Bath is adapted to—arid most
rill th,, It oh can he medicated without injury
.0 thr hair,
..: - Many pr-I Min cannot take a cold bath—their
case is mil in this ni they can regulate the tem
perature of the water to suit their wish, and
commence bathing nt any season of the year
without :Inv oriole .s.nrit result. ',tidies can have
the advantage of nothing without wetting the
head or c.,yt•rine the sante.
The an in.2,ititints ore simple and complete,
and nor li.ilde in get our of order. The Bath
fr i
can he eiljos , oil to suit anyl height, rim a small
child to the tallest person. When the door is
closed. the , fixtures are hid and th . outside ap
-pearitnce is that of p neat piece o furniture.
They li iv'e received the approbation of save
'al medical gentlemen—other s are requested to
iall nod ciamine thenf, Mannincitired by the
Patentee. Ml' DR Al ‘ll LAR R A BEE,
.2-I Smith Calvert street - , Baltimore.
BATIIi Nil.—Rend what Artnstrong says :.
Do not omit. ye - who would health secure, 11111% .
the daily ti,slinhlution, that siAll clear smis
The sluices of the skin ; enough to keep
The body 4ricreil from ondncent soil. • -
itill to be pure, even if it ilt.not conduce
As much (as it 'does) to health, very greatly
worfli
Yoitr tittilrpains;,:tis this adonis the rich.; J.
rho want of then is poser y's'worst foe,
With this external vittue, nge maintains
A docent groce : without it, youth, and charms,
Are loathsome.
•
I titulary 1, 1 4 10.-I.Y•
MN
SADIUEL E. SMITH'S
11=
Publ teal ion Establishments.
Sun Buildings. No. 57 Baltimore streets, S
E. corm'. of Gay. and 226 Baltimore at.,
vorner of Charles, BALTIMORE, Mn.
SE. S. is coustantly reeiving the greatest
variety of pliblicanons, and is prepared to
execute all orders Inc American and Foreign
Newspapers and Periodicals, and all New
Books and Cheap Publications; Blank Books
and Stationary; Annuals nod Splendid Books
for presents; Albums; Portfolios; Scrap Books,
and Note Paper; Family and Pocket Bible's;
Songß oohs; Tov Books; Jnvenile Works and
Primers. • lrrAgents, Postmasters, Country
Merchants, Pedlars, Dealers in Cheap Works%
and all others supplied at Publisher's lowed)'";
CASIi PRICES. SSss
All orders nrc'fnitbfully attended to and the
goods forwarded by return of mail, express,
railroad, stage or steamboat, as may be direct•
ed. Persons desiring to purchase books can
have their orders attended to, by writing and
giving full particulars, the same as if they were
present. -VALENTINES !—The subsvriber
also impacts and manufactures Valentines, Nofe7
Papers, Euvelopes, Motto Wafers, &.c., See:
Wholesale and retail. Addrasa all orders to
SAMUEL B. SMITH.
Sunqtaildings: Baltimore, Md.
octlO
, Pure Fresh Ood Liver Oil.
MIDIS new and : valuable Medicine, now
... used by. tho medical profession with
such ustonishing of in the cure of Pul
monary Consumption ; Scrofula, Chronic Rheu
inatimm, Gout, General Debility; Complaints
of the Kidneys ; &c. &c., is prepared from the
liver of the C D FISH fur medicinal tfo,
expressly for nsolos. ' '
(Eviram from the LOndou Medical Journal.)
C. .1. Ir. IVillinms, M,'l)., F. R. S.,•Profes
sor of Nit thoine in, University College. Lan
don, Consulting Physician to the Hospital for
consuniption,. &c., says I have prescribed
the Oil in above four hundred esses of tuber
culticisesse of the Limp. in different stages,
which
Li f i vii been. under my asre the last two
* , 1 1,1
your* . , a hall. In
. the huge .number of
cases, 201) out of 234, its use was followed by
'marked :sod
.unequivuosi :improvement, vary
ing to degree in dlfferent.eases, front a tempo
rary rctordatilof the progress of the dimmest
and a rriiilgatih of .distressing symptoms, up
to n morn or less complete restoration to appa
rent health.,
" Thi3 abot ur thO'dod LiVir Oil in inost?of
these cases was Sery-remarkable.—
few days the cough , waiinitigated, elnimxpec
toration diminished in quantity Mild
the night sweats eloinnTid, , the 'pnitio l liiscamo
slower, and cilhetter'veltiMO; and:iheitinnetite,
tlesh.and stramith wore . gradifolly:,iMproved.
.111 conclusion I:ropeaiiht4 ; the purcicrish
from-UM' liver:of:the COd is more beneficial
in the treotinent of Pulmonary Consumption
titan ,any modicihni,.dietetio"or regimW•
nut, that has yet been employed.'.'
. .As wo „have -Inside-arrangements •to . proeurb'
the i c o d friidCtroth.ketid qUertere;le
Jefiii new he' hrid elierhierilly'pdre,
bottle, er•in heseiciif ride - desert each:
JIB wnilertuftiffloiMO'hes.lid'uned nutriereee
'spurious initnlioY,s: "As ittr, success depends
entirely (AIM - purity; ttiir Much cure oannukhe
used in , procuring it gennino.
'Eiery bottle having on It ottr.wiitten signs.
turomey he depepded,up'en es genuine.
Patriphlets of ; the
.011; with noticeii °fit tromjVietheril Journals.
Avill:,hoB9l2A,to - ' . oo4,Wfioaddreits us friM of
JP3N,GYBAKER. 4
,'Whc.) l 4oo.Dfugg)Eito.ltrid Chemists; • •
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FOR , T-11,E REIVIOVAL &'PERAANENT
'CURE OF N d
• FROM AN'',IM R E 'STATEPF
'':THE BLOOD OR . HABIT - (3P.,
' ; Tap Y STEM,. VIZ : •
, Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Db.
stinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or 'Pus
tules on the 'Face, Mochas ; Biles, ChrOnic
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm ur Totter, Scald Head
Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones and
joints, thubborn'Uleers, Syph Hale Symptoms
Aciatica or Lmabago, and diseases arising
Crum an injudicious use of Mercury, Aseites
or Drum Exposure or Imprudence in Life.
Also,_leiVenic.Constitutional isorders:
In this preparation are strongly concentrat,
d all the Medicipal properties:of SAREIAPARIL-
A, combined with the most effectual aids, the
most salutary productions, the moot potent
simpled7of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has
been so fully tested not 'only by patients them
selves, but also by Physicians, that it has
received their unqualified recommendations
and the approbation of the public; and bus
established on its own merits a reputation
for VALUE and EFFICACY far superior to
the various compounds bearing the name of
Sarsaparilla, lessees have been cured, such
as are not furnished in the records of time
past; and what it has already done for the
tiousands who have used it, it is capable of
doing forthe millions still suffering and :drug ,
gling with dibease. It purifies, 'cleanses, and
strengthens the 'bunts - Xi Borings of life, and
infuses new vigor 'throughi!Methe whole ani
mal frame. •
•
The diseases for which this article is re'C'oin:
mended are those to which 'it •is known fican
personal experiende
to bo adopted; and those
d beyond the sphere of it
..ction have yielded to its infloowce, The cat
atogue of complaints might be greatly ex
tendp to which the'sarsaparilla is adapted,
but — experiencetr - nroveirits—valoi and - viir - Y
suoceeding day is adding new trophies. to Its
fame.
- ANOTHER CULE OF SCROFULA
- -
The-following atriking and,, as will be seen
permanent cure of on Inveterate ease, of Sam
fain, commends itself to all similarlye'fFected
` SOUTHPORT, Conn., Jan. 1, 1848.
Meagre. SANDS: GCOLICMCH-Symputhy for
' the afflicted -Induces me to infOrm y.kk.of al:
remarkable cure ellbetechby your Sarsaparilla
in the case of my wife. She was severely
afflicted with the scrofula on differritt parts of
the body ; the glands of the neck were greatly'
enlarged and her limbs much swollen. After
uffermg over a year and finding no relief from
he remedies used, the disease attacked, and
below the knee suppurated. Her physician
advised it should be laid Open, which was
done,' ht wiliout ai.y permanent benefitAi i
this situation we heard of, and were it.duct.
to use SANDS' Sarsadarilla. The first bot
tle produced a decided and favourable ellbet,
relieving her more than any prescription she
lead - turcrtiikeTh;and before she had used six
bottles, to the itstonishment and delight of
liar friends, she found tier - health-quite rester.
ed. It is now m r ,cra u year since the cure Wa
effected, and he liealth remains goad, stlow
?
ing the Aisess thoroughly eradicated
from the system. Our neighburs are all
knowing to these facts, and think very highly
of Sands' Sarsaparilla.
Yours with respect,
JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from a letter from - Mr. Ingialiam, a
gentleman well known in Delaware county.--
It commends itself to all similarly afflicted.
Gentlonian :—My wife has used several bot
ties cf your Sarsaparilla, which I obtained
of your-agents in this place,'from - Whicli
en
has received such pecial benefit, that I am. in
duced to add mina to the abut duet testimony
now before the public in favor of its medici
nal virtues. Her father, mother, and many
other relatives,-have fallen victims to col:plump
lion, and it was supposed that she too 'vas in.
dined the same way. She had several turns
of raising blood, &c. and at length becam e
so reduced that her life was despaired of from
day today. We were induced to try your Sars
aparilla. as before mentioned, front the use of
width her health has been restored; so that
for the past year site has been dblo to attend
o her domestic duties. .
Respectfully yours
JOHN B. INGRAHAM
BRONCHITIS CUED.
Vfe following shove' the virtue of the ears.
.apatilla in removing Bronchitis, a disease
.hich, if not speedily arrested, leads to con
:sumption. It allays spasmodic option, changes
the secretions; and by its tonic and alterative
properties, removes the unhealthy action, an ,
the patient is restored to health.
.NANTUCKET, Mass-, Nov. 11th, 1898.
ICEessra.SANElS—Gentlqmen : I wish to make
public, for the good of those • afflicted with
Bronchitis, the healink properties of your
Sarstmarida. My, wife suffered for twenty
months in euelba manner as is not easily do
scribed; at- times she was not able to speak
above a whisper, and when- expdsed to the cold
air,it , occastoned somelhing like 'spasms in
the throat, the effect of which was felt In the
ears and oyes, causing tears to flow.. The
complaint was aitended with a dry cough,
produced by the „constant irritation and in
flammation of the throat. By the use of your
SARSAPARIELA site was perfectly cured,
it being now more than three months since
she felt agytaptitms of the disease.
• — i tours, with respect,
• . GEORGE C. HOEG.
Extract from a letter received from Mr. • IV
W. Harris, a well 'known• in Louie(' county,
Vu.; •
Gentlomon,—l have cured a nogrO*hoy.of
wino with your saraaparillo who was attuolrad
with Scrofula. and of a sertfulous
Yours truly
• N. W. HARRIS.
Fredelieks Pall, Va., July 17, 848.
. .
SNRS * SAREMBRILLD.-11.
.90011)8 almost •un
niessaty to lariat attention to an • article an
well known, and an deservedly popular, us this
preparation, but patients often who wish to
use, the extract of sarsaparilla are induced t o .
try.,worthless compounds *tiring the name
our containing
. little or none of the virtue of
.this'ealnahle root; . and we think we cannot
'confer a:greater benefit on our readers than in
directing. their attention . - to the ndvertisement
of ',Messrs. Sands In , ancoNer ~columtr. F TV'
bottle has recently ,been - enlarged 41 • 11 2-ht
quertf 'and .thoso who. wis Ix a' ice Ilr good , . ar ts.
de, will, find concentrated in this all.the'needi
a ninal , value of. the root;' .Tlid einerleiiio.df.
thossands hoe proved: its efficacy in 4 etringthe
(4 7
various diseases tor Witt Whi t reaernti.ded;
,and 'at the present 'Lillie in 10, thati4oA:tther,
perhair, , iti this toti4l6l eo4!l;tlo:43nitinriog
theliyatern 'for , ..a - , olio :of Seatougesnr.
1 a,1inti4;100171, 848 . :•
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f .'.,
.
,Praliral and'sold, ,
wloleanle,'and , r e
lail; , „byl4.:Wd.l. SANDS; -Druguisi '
g
andCliennints,'loo •Fplcon, , lstrent, corner
'prwiiiiitoi,...NilivYork: , ...k, , .. Sold also,•: liy
, .
Druggistd•:geriOrallYf' throuthone;'thp, 1.7.-
`grates ni,ni'crtinidn:' -, 'Price ,$1 'poi'. bet a s nix ;Bottles ;for. $5..: . i, , .: • ~.. ••, , 1 •! :••f•
Sold , by, S. „ELLA:OUT; nole:fitent" , for
Cirlisle - -*`: - .;:•:':-!.:• ••,.;:.• 1 ::: 1 :: :f: ; ,:', , . , . • • , •
r hes 1 Brushes .4
... , .kgroat , variety 'Of of'-
forod for 'enl6, - otniiiisting*Of Whitewaelf,
ing„Oorubbing, Poi of Os; chit Shaliing;• Hior,
Tooth:nod Nail, Flash and Gfaining.liftiOno in
grene.'vorioty, elf of which nro 'the 7 bint gadl
itVand •wiltbe sold at. , tfie'lowont ';
+S.':,lJuno . „; 8; ELLIATTL,':.i..
, YF
~'' 6
imptAgsimFnflitinre'loilor Imp* d Eigga s
, ;sl9ris!Aiitly.o„n" ilt kill ',.(VitTPURGEON
tr Iz:a
0 dA rooN ay,
1 - "`"Vrlbeiuil'F
At/tb.P;ll4l `,s ;
1,..% . .
=
#1,9 - #4.;.,-P . ,P..1),PP0,:._.,,.,
.ktonietitiOnefiraiidt ' , ltad . Voly 'Store,'
NORTH 'IIANOVOREIVI . .;
RCHAAT4 and,the/pub-.
.se lidMv.!generkil'Aiidrfespeclfully Wilted -t0
. II at thW- 7 •olPStafitrOfFihe
,;known i ns ~* ! .,,Kris,s, Nipgles ) .,MitidsQuartere)eitt
:''-.NOrlie'Httrio.vetititiat, 4 itlekdtioirtiltotile of t he
-igank‘;:;,and-', 'examine:lite:large asecirtthtitit "Of
• CHOICE CaNFECTIONARIE S, mariut
lectured orihe beak' visitor's4,46Bh ,esteryitler,
and warranted notztishitieufrilissed leatiyyttr
• the States, which nill:be,•sold ,at, teneonaltle
prices. HI liaivsfredeiired:ithitle.SstiOrtirtlint
of Fruits and NutsktinsistinVine 'Part Of.:!:0
ANDES, /Nigri;`"Prit.
ens; . Bordeaux., ank..Paperishelled ; ;Almonds;
drettin•tint S , ' thitit•imfa;cocoa-nuts, &c.
which will beiteld at the'lowest iatds.. Ile
wimiti- also invite : attention' to a taiga lot of
TOSS AND FANOy GOODS, consisting
`partly • of fine 'Wick : boxes, ~dolle,,iloll7 h eads,
Furniture in boxes, woo'iltin tea sets, brass add
tin trumpets, hone, basket and bell rattles,,wit ,
gone and wheelbarrows, glass and Chirp toys,
at:confiscate; harnionicans, 'fancy . soaph Hair
heir hair 'tad' teeth' bruahes, , s h aving'
cream and hundredi of lather . knicknacke.' In
•
connection 'with- the 'Amin he has on hand a
'''godd assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in,part end brown au
gars, coffee, thorolate, cheese and crackers.—
imperial; Young Hyson and Bladk Tea. Spices
, „Of ;all kinds, blacking; matohes t blushes, &c.
The-subsoriber—refturns-his-eincere-thanks-to
the public for the liberal patronage. heretolore
bestowed on. him, and hopes by a desire to•
please, to merit a continuance of the same.
'49 • , • P. maNYER.
DRUGS I DRUGS I. D'Ear E 1 '
JUST RECEIVED,
PHYSICIANS, Country Merchants and
Pedlars, are invited'to call and examine my
stock of Medicines, Paints, Glass, Oil, Var
dishes, &e. &II
•
TAGS. '
Patent Medicines, Herb's and Extracte,
Fine' Chemicals, Spices, ground and wlfOlc
Instruments, - Essences, - - ' t : '
Pure Essen': Oils Perfumery, &e.
DYE-STUFFS.
1
• Log and Cam Woods,
Oil Vitriol
k Copperas, A..
Lac Dye* - .
P A I NTS. -
Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and YelloW,.Paint and Vainigh Brushes,
Jersey Window Glee's, 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. N
l.ov 29th. 1898 '
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum, .
To all whom it may Concern 1
GEORGE W. MEM.
THANKFUL to the.public generally for pas
favors and their liberal pittronage,at Moen-
Onus to carr , en the SADDLE, TRUNK,
and HARNE SS !baking, btlyiness,at his old
- stand iii - Nanover,streef, !WM doorsnorifi — oflke
Carlisle Bank, at the sign of the Mammoth
. He is now betterprepared than ever to
accommodate his customers, having recently
made great alterations in his establishment, so ,
as to enable him. to keep a much better assort
ment than heretofore, consisting , of Spanish,
Dragoon, scoop, tub, quilted and plain SAD
DLES, CARRIAGE HARNESS, plated and
common ; Farmers' Gears, of all kinds, Tra
velling Trunks of all descriptions and prices,
Wlairses and Carpet Bags, Bridles, - Mvirtingala
Dollars, Stock, Leather and Raw Hide Whips,
Leather, cotton and worsted Fly-nets, and all
other articles in his fine—all of which he is de
termined to sell at the very lowest cash pikes.
Making and repairing Matrasses of hair, husk
and straw, and all kinds of Upholste•ing Will be
punctually attended to.
ap2s'49ly •
• DRUSIAND_FANOY STORE
Lita.rfiX%lW,UuLtlEVE43
c o ES PECTFUDLY- invites the .
ll tion of the public to hie
Drug . and Danny Store,
n West Main street, Carlisle, where ho has
ust received a fresh assortment of Drugs Me•
decines...Daints, Oils, Perfumery, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods.
Amongst his extensive variety maybe found
all the most
Approved Patent Medicines,
MI kinds of Salta, Dye Stuffs,
Quinine, Opium, Castor and - Sweet Oils
White Lead, Indigo, Spices, fresh ground.
Glass, Putty, Chloroform,
Shandeliers, Lamps, Wicks, Sperm Candles,
Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Cologne, A - sm, Lavender and Orange flower
Wal ri.
Bears Ott •)a Marrow and Hair-Die,
Nail, Too h, Hain, and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Ivory' torn, and Shell Cornbs,
Finger, R;o3s, Bracelets, and BreaatTins,
Bon d Bass ritafifises,
Porto Monnairs,
Silver Spectacles and Pencils,
Gold Pens, Ink and Inkstands," •
Fine Writing andoNote.Paper Envelopes,
Motto Wafers, Seals and Paper Weights,
Mirrors and Yancp,l3oxes,
Musical and Surgical Instruments,
Fine Knives and Scissors,
.Carrigge gnd Riding Whips, ,
Umbrellas, r 7 c: e, Clocks, nunks, &0., &c.
Country Phyaidaus, Merchants, Pedlars end
others may hoar something to their advantage
by calling
OEthereal and Pino Oil received fresh
eve rsi- week. ,
OtrMedical aid and advice gratis to the poor
January 17. 1848.
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE, STORE.
rinHE subscribers have just received at their
L New and Cheap HARDWARE STORE
east High street, opposite Ogilvy'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 being such;
as to enable them t sell their goods at the
lowe ity prices..
Their, ises a full assortment of
Locks arid Latches of every stile and size,—
Hinges, Screws Bolts, and every. article used
for Buildings, Augurs and augur Pitts, chisels,
broad and hand axes; hatchetsjdrawing knives,
planes, and plane bitty, hand, panel, and Rip.
ping saws, mill, cross out and circular saws,
trach and halter chains, hames, shovels, spades,
and hone, hay and manureforks. Also, a large
assortment 'of Pocket and' Table Cutlery,—
spoonti, shovel and tongs, Wattertl and Treys,
Hollow Ware, Brass and 'enameled Preserving
Kettles, Iron Furnaceis, Cedar Mare, anvils
and 'vices, Files and Rasps of every kind. Bar
Band and Moon Iron, - Cast Shear Spring and
Blister Steel; &c. Also, '
100 Boxea Window Glass.
190 Kegs Wetherillts Pure White Lead:
5 Barrels Linseed Oil.
3 Barrels• Sp. Turpentine.
200 Kegs CumberlendNalle.
Mav9'49 WRIGHT,-dc SAXTON
New an& impetantl
EORGE W. RHEEM having recently
G
pulehas k ed•the county right of Havworrn
PARENT COLLAR STUFFER, WOUld respectfully
call the attontion Of the trade to that important
in'ventionv It is certainly,ono of the greatest
improvernents of the age. This machine stuffs
tho Collar crooked mound the block, faced with
heir, wool, or miter materiels, book stuffs it with
long straw, and also' Mak& dollars of the Strew
ithless than half the labor rind time of the old
way - of Stuffing. This" Irma* will stuff all
and every kind of horse collars,.frote the best
patendoathei downoo:the commonest kind'in
Use; and with but one.inae Steadily at work will
stuff and shape fiftylcollars per ;day'in .a itbaler
an&hetter style than any other way known.'
,Stidalers in the county aro invtted'.,ici call et
AhoiubsCribor's establishment an IsTorth.Harto
: ver street, Carlisle:and examine the Machine.-
ToWnship or shop rights: will
thoeo:who do not wish to buy n rjght‘rhe'eub.
scriber offers liatenz , Mnt4 COLLens ht whole
ealn.iitueb:nlieepert.then'tneyfitin,•be pantifito
tured try 'ley othdr , for . Oollard io
eny.pienntylup.respootrully's ol -;r",
. ,
',... ,,, c• - - , X:inE'steilenson r . , ..0, ..!.
''..'' '".....: — WO' iika IN,; '' '. ...,
; '' • - ,;i' ''''' ,-7 '±' t -WO'
-:% .:V^Livi.. A i .. 7jX4
~Ckt;i4;ol,:ill93kicl'irr..- ''d e Front at,
. 2 iiieeltioari f foiiilifOt a i rt , P lT O ß T o 7 , ,...,• :
0•• 'eh ilnl'i'. a i ld::°"(61111it ' ':Paill) . i:atinties has
land,.Frat!,loo 4l42. ' llei et i ll n t Eatehlitthinent
,- '•.. r ''''' 'r ' i l iii . ';l , .. 4 'l Or! A ih ;4— eilcronjmOd_at h ia
n i!-
c of u , m itl b e o r r :
opened an extensive
,W, ,P;ed-.4 l iaes. ati'abeve.
*.Soi . ' i hello& of ar o O l . 3 !l , 4P,.tiff , , l a rger 0 i nm o t tio g
14r"ii.: ti ' l6.'l3°.°Ver°°ll‘: 4l . ' f' ll'f g oods hero am :
, .lioueO gilßaltimoto;'ho'Yl'i-- P.° ti-izaltrelinsinl
the same ''. prices at . which they ; e: liataii . f i
a ,
flvar
• in the . , ,eity. t ` ' itV :resPeccru.. l lY 8 to • PirehnSe 'to
of n 'eon . !root those. wisnio g, , r io ,, id ra ; he
sitlisty - theep' or hie e nt iro.,. tgl o tas'i i iiiivited,
'l.to Olot,'YOf;',atioice.:iiipf,"ti
dideiii''firof 'n die , .
'ld imparters'' .p ric es'i .d ' ' tis'deeptithed.',ai
promises: ‘. 'T he n etien tier!, 7
i' • ' 1 ) 0'0 1 E 1 0 n ' l l 9 ''. s "t10 ,4 0`.•'•
IPP,d O ., PrPT •., ~, ,,, P;L, . • 0 ,., '.: - '.... OP , -
• ', ll o' i1n1 6 . 61 ?!.' - i.::.s '. i;,..-.Y ..).1- 0 , - •
''stere end, • fel; lisle
. • ~,, ~.-. , ' , c '
' • Tr je r'Fir"Ftiliilitt:,; . ;, , ~, , .
.., ..., .:,.e, 4e o e.. 7. •••••S
ir.; OT .,„, -, "Rl.,..pAiviTL 1 ~ _ eii „ ,
NP;Ar 4llS, Pa . a F Y•noti - SES... ,At ;4°." ICaff,:
e-f ngcli.':o,oo4''ol';','
ii.is irti la i pr v o,
t , d i f :. Tope° OC O n tT r I P , 04niill,atrini
'ripT4o,;,}tii/k°, meg
I.!BiteqyallOd
.....gm, Bar,
ilim'andlnl4l4`." 1,60,3 j. tlort.Yorr. . ,
~
lb itliiiitt°t.e ° Vii , gby r ,
'l6.3er_rp'thti.cgkiecLpeli7r.7F96l/0-;. ~ .!.'t:' ':', I . ;,- , -
~,ifk..4os,r,tpuld.4l::-. , eiti,-0.4 , 4 , ,,J,'..'.' , 1' ' li',, -i,.... N
,
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~ ..., , ,, ,, T4,4 4 ., ,; 'gep. ‘l.4.''' , ,' T', '.• 'A'N, 't 1 , ems .. '
.ate ' Vil '.' 1 i' : ' 'OP 'I '4M 0.1 . . t . .
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MIE
‘ --- Harrisburg -, Trims po
• r•-• , ; • •
1:74tr.: • • 214 : .
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•
• .•
110RWARDING pommiSsiciMorchants,
Atirtilkastisianan;
Philadelphitip-tttcoC.
; Coal, Plaid ar; Nails, Salt,'‘Eishi,Grocertes, tie
nstantly C6r sato.,
eLHAllinPail,,lnarch 29, 1848
Jr. 1.1114.74.18111,
-5. 1 ;
"
General'Co.mrrneinii l 6 - 41FOrWarding
Merchant, No. 79: Bii,wlVs.Wharf •
• IBALTIMQRE, • •.'7l
47011. the solo of Flour, Grain,'Cloiterseed
'V, Whiskey, Lumber, See. Std."Alsin, for
ii‘tarding Goods, via. Title Water _panel. and
Pennsylvania Improvemenis. Ordeti3':for fish
.Salt, Plaster, &c.. &c. Supplied' at' lowest,
priCeti.
Raking been .eng . aged in, the Alive business.
during the last five years; n continuation of the
patronage of his frie ads and the public is re
spectfully solicited.
Refer to
' FUNK 8.1. MILLER, • •
• J & E Env, Harrisburg. EIR A 17'31`,Str - Z ET GI LEltil --- '
..." . "JAbOll R ItEEM, Carliele, Pa. '
A. CATHCART,. 8 hepherdstown, Pa.
GEORGE SINGISE It, Illochanicaburg,.Pa.
fkb. 14-1 v .
Ciunb. Valty. Trans portation 'Holies
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A.Kiz , 74.7.
Dana! and Rail Road 'Line, for Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
W. KERR, Forwarding and Commission
ej
Merchant, Ifxnalsnon a, Pa. informs his
friends -and- the .publie, that-I:ram-the-liberal pntr
renege extended to him during the past year he
has been encouraged to make more extensive ar
rangements for the present seas-on, and has--4td
ded two new, large and spleitclid Boats to his
LINE, and will be fully prepared after the op
ening of the Canal', to forward I'RODUCEand
-g -NDIZE of, all kinds to and from
Philadelphia, Baltimore,"Pittsbargh, &c., at the
lowest rates of freight and with the utmost des
patch.
Agents for Boats,
CARLISLE 4 GASKELL,
R nce street Wharf, Philadelphia.
LIEISE & SON,
No. 48 Commerce et. Wharf, Baltimore.
CLARK & SHAW,
J. MeFADDEN & CO.SPitts'g
Agents:for_Cars. 4., -,
•WUNDERLICIf & GRiftßitr.
I No. 272 Market et., Philadelphia.
CIIALORER & REYNOLDS,
No. 423 Mnrket at., Philadelphia.
SITER, JAMES & CO.!
• - Broad street, Philadelphia.
• PENN'A. St OHIO LINE,
North street, Baltimore.
Harrisburg, March 29, 1849.—tf.
A Word to Horsemen.
DR. BARBER'S EMBIOROCATN is &-
cidedl the best preparation that can be..
used tbr the cure of Sprains, 13ru
.,7:`.
, sus, Cuts, Call's, Splint, Curb.
Ringbone, Spnvin' Stiffness or the
Jolt &c. It is nn article withal]
, •
should be in the hands of every
Horseman, and no stable should be without a
buttile of it. • Price only 9.5 arid 50 cents per bot
tles, prepared poly by S M Pearson, 14 D., and
for sale wholesale and retail, nt No. 106 North
Second street, Philndelphin, ard 1/11. HAW
LIN'S wholesale end retail agent, Carlisle, Pa.
Jan:2l.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c. &C.
/ I haVe just received from Philadel
phia and New York very °pensive.
:it additions to my former stock, mobi'-
cin g nearly every article of MediCine
now in use, together with Paints,-
Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Perfuniery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing Tackle,—
Bruhes of almost every description;_with-en
'endless variety of other articles, which I am ae
(outlined to sell at the VERY Lowest' prices.
All Physicians, Country Merchants, Pedlars
andathers, are respectfully requested not to pass
tk?"0 - 1.1) STAND, as they may rest assured
that every article will be sold of, a good quality,
and upon reasonable terms.
• S. ELLIOTT,
Main street. Carlisle.
Mny 30
PEAMOVAL
Dry Goods and-Grote;'' `'
y G. CARMONY degree to inform his
• friends and the public that he has rl.mo
Ned to the stand_ on Norgi Hanover street,lgtilY
occupied by Chas Barnitz. and next door to
Haverstick's Drug and Book Store, where he
is determined to sell goods as low as any other
establishment in Carlisle or in the county. His
stock consists of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts;
satin, cachmere. merino and silk Vestings; Me
rindes, Alpaehas, Mous de Lemnos, Caqhmeres,
French worked collars, kid gloves, silk fringes,
gimps, flowers, thread laces,&o. TICK
INGS at 61 cis, calicosri 3 to fi. rte, very cheap
muslina, hosiery, Berlin and Cnehmere gloves,
A large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS,
Very low, satin plain and figured Mantua, plain,
bared, striped and figured Also GROCERIES
and QIJEENSWA RE, such ns Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Spiess of all' kinds, tobacco, segare,
crockery, glass and queensware, ricd', chocolate,
starch, together with numerous other articles—
Give him a call, fapr
Farmers! Save Your Money.
C‘‘ST IRON HORSE POWERS for two
three end four horses, made entirely of
ron, so that you can leave it in the weather
without the least danger of injury. Also,
Threshing Machines, Winnowing Mills, Plows
Plough Mould-beards, cutters, Points & Shears
constantly on hand. You will save money, by
calling before purchasing elsewhere, at the
Foundry in East lligh Street, Carlisle Pa.
nugB3mos F GARDNER.
A Purely Vegetable Zealcine.
VV 1 / t A i n L PTL, NT L E g G n E tt 4 lt L e been _ gradually ET4
but surely comeing into favor, among the, fami
lies of this Country for some years They
have done this entirel) inrough their great wort
as a FAMILY MEDICINE. Agencies have
been appointed but no puffing and.hurcbug such
eels resorted to by quacks total' their medicine
has been done. The pills are offered for sale
and have.and willcontinue to be sold by all t
principal storekeepers. The proprietdre claim
for their Medicine the following advantages over
all otherwitiii; They' re. PURELY VEGE
TABLE.' They are CFRTAIN TO OPE
RA l'E. Their operation is FREE from all
PAIN. They can be uses with EQUAL BFN
EFIT by the YO,U NG FsT INFANT and the
S PRO N GEST MAN—Their efficiency in Fe.
vent, Ag . uo. Headaches. Habitual Costiveness,
Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, &c. has been pro
ved upor4housands. They are a Certain Cure
for W orms. Tho proprietors possess a certifi
cate from a gentleman in St. Louiswho was cu
red of a TAM WORM by the use of them.
TRY THFM THFY WILL NOT FAIL.
Travelling agent for the State. of Pennsylva.
.nia—Onsnus P. Amer. For sale, pric 25cts
'a box'coritaining FIFTY PI LbS, With fullidi
rections by the following agents in CUmberland
County.
For salo,by DR RAWLIN'S Carlisle, .Pa.
JOSEPH H. Ilturtost,—Newvile.
WD E Hs'ims,—Shipponsbrirn . . ,
S L SENTair,—Nowburg.' .
• A WEEKS &
Proprietors, Laboratory, NO 141 Chestnut street
Pniladelphitt,
January, 24th, 1849.
Linen Sheetings, &c.
MllE:subscriber always has on band an astiort—
moat of wide Linon and ;Muslin: Sheeting
Table Linens, Pillow Cast:ill:inane and Mashers
Towolinge of all kinds; with a rariety - Oritr(
ales appertaining to•Housokoenieg '."
1027. ":7G ly•OiTlsTiOt.
DAILY EXPILIEISEL , '
iti ITHE undersigned %yould'respectfalli inform
the vitizene of Carlisle and %the .surrounding.
'country that their r • -
EXPRESS'. OARS TO 8b FROM PHILADELPHIA t
peen daily throughtlarlisle;
and boiesr balsa- and
z.
• - r7"
packages at Thos. Bon i
bridge's, No; 278 Marketstreef;,Philadelphia,
intended forlCarlisle and 'adjacent 'dountrvwilj
he delivered at Meseret,J.,& D: moio way*
hones.'Goods for express to yhilitdelphitqls
left 'at Rhoad's . WarehouSa;-;will' - nitiet'nh..
, theet , with prompt etten.hon. 'Cldcals fdrexpress
should be so marked.
- •. 1
Agents,.., &D. Rifdads,
eavy freights. 106 lbs .
, 50 eta perhUndred. - •Pan logos ';,,25 and , 50' ctilitO
.Insproportion to' •
Is'a new entorpritiev,,iTxpreslibilfor!thq,
:convenience and' actoiinv,indatiop!othidieititilPs
01,Cumborlaii'd is hived if illt:tnea(
with tim'ancollingement it dcservas. - I
& z mug i gtoft..
':,Pronrieetiis t .ChrereclTlkurg •.
~TitZe kof 6;;;;Wrli: now4QP (Int(' ,
,
:or ,tioy,ll] 1,v;!,pr0t..14
fr,t , ,tl
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• ..• rxu:E..,zwiktrnAreczi.
THE Allen enilliliet Vottneltorough 'Mutual '
Fira.,ineurance• Company of-Cumberland , eounty
incoritoratetbrattliet,of Attpittbly, : ie 0610 fully
Otronzak atiO irk erittitni.'undet, :manag e:; trient 'of AIM foliektringSondmieehitore;
'l3ll - elle W.in Tt
tiP
liMeleltar .
;Simile . 0 yetet.,',j.Tadob , H , Cooier, , Letirie flyer,
Henry Y . Lqkan •••,, Atenjefitih' H Moaner; Jado
Rirl4-.Bamttel ' Prowall7Joseph•Wieliereham.'
Thai.elpeafjoettraneet armee:low and.favora
ble as any ; Opmpany, of, the kind tafthe,
to,pecome ,membeie.are invi(eti
to, m applicatilift,l'o,the egente ; of, the somple.'
riy,' Who are willing to watt ; :tl,loOtt yient at any
time. " •" •
' JA.C'OEf
HENRY LOGAN Vice' Predict
. • .Is Itran';'Seeretary.
• MICitAEL. COCK l'arr, .I're urer:' '
0c1.1.7? 49. • • • • '
AGENTS. • '
.• • .
Crimberland county.--Rudolo Martin, New
ChinlierlaMi t C B; Neiman, Itingstoww, Henry
Zetaing, ElmenialistoWn, Robert' Moorc and
Charles Bell; Chilislit; Isaac Kinsey, Mechan
icsburg. Dr,'J. Churchtown. •
York emaity. ,-,- John - Sherrick; Lisburn, John
Bowma Di sburg,' Peter Wolford, Franklin,
Xol mu Washington,' W S Picking,
D er, Daniel Itaffensberger, 'J W Craft.
arriOurg.—Hotiser &Lockman.
Meinbers of the Company, having Policies
about to expire can have them renewed by mak
ing application to itny of the agents..
MEM INSURANCE
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity
and Trust Company of Philadel
phia. .
Office No. 159 Chestnut Street, Capital 5300 w
000, Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE to make Insurances on Liven
on the most favourable terms, receive and
execute Trust's, and receive Deposits on Inte
rest.
~ — The-Gapittil-beingmaid-up=end--investedc'tb=
gether with accumulated premium fund, affords
a pEnrEcT SECURITY 10 the insured. The pre•
mluin 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 most approved of, 0110 is more
generally in use, than any other in Great Bri.
tatn, (where the subject is best understood by
the people, and where they have had the Ipng•
est experience,) as appears from the fact, that
out of 117• Life Insurance Companies there, of
all kinds, 87 are on this plan.
The first BONUS ti as•appropriated in De
cember, 1844. amounting to 10 per cent. on the
sum insured under the oldest polices; to Er} per
cent., 7i per_ cent., &c, &Q., on othere,..in pro
portion to tire tittic - Orstalidirig;lMakiim an ad
dition of $100; $87'50; $75, &c. E.ec. to every
$l,OOO, originally insured, whielPs 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 Ineu•
ranee Register of the Company, thus:
-Sum Bonus or Amount of Polley Ye:
Insured A B
ddition onus -payable-ti
e party's (Thecae
Policy
I=
$l,OOO $lOO . OO $1,100.00
2,500 250'00 2,750 . 00
4,500 . 400.00 4,400'00
2,50 u 175100 ' 2'175'00
5,000 437'50 5'437.00
205
276
333
Pamphlets containing the table of rates
and explanations 01 the subject ; terms of op
plication, and further information can lie had a
the office, gratis, in person or by letter, ad
dressed to the President or Actuary.
B W RICHARDS, President.
JNO F JAM - ES, Aituary.
m2'49ly'
The FritnklirTFlre Insurance Com
pany of philadelphia.
OFFICE, No. 1633 Chesnut street, near Fift
street.
DIRECTORS. •
Charles N. 13ancker . George W. Richards
Thomas Hart . Mordecai - D. Lewis
Tobias Wagner Adolphe E.:Borie
Samuel Grant David S. Brown
Jacob It. Smith Morris Patterron -
Continue to make insurance peretualj or limi-•
ted, 'on eyery -description of-property in town tend
corunry; - at rate's as low as are conkieter=7lll -
security. The company have reserved a large
contingent fund, which with their capital aud'ee
miums, safely invested, afford ample proiehtion
tc the insured.
ebThe assets of the company on Januar} , Ist,
1848, as published agreeably to an act of Assem
bly, were as follows, viz :
Mortgages . $890,558 65
Real Estate 108,358 90 ,
- Temporary Loans 129459_00 f_ $,.
s ibaks 51,563 25 4 -
Cash off hand and in hands of
ngen.a,
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen
years, they have paid upwards of ONE MILLION,
I . II7O,,WONERED TITOUNAND pom.Aus, losses b hag.
thereby aflording evidence or the advent
insurance, as well as the ability and diiipofi'
to meet with promptness, all liabilities.
CHARLES N.BANCKER,
CHAS. G. BANC:KEA, See'. feb TXl`,l
The subscriber is agent for
for Carlisle and its vicinity.
nsnrance 'either by mail or
romptly attended to. W.
Heyl's Embrocation for Horses.
THIS valuable EM 8UG
#6.,.,; CATION will cure Sprains.
S:1, iritel Bruises, Cuts, Galls, Swell
ing, Rheumatism. and all
complaints which require an
external remedy. It g ives immediate relief to
the Scratches, and the i ncident to Horsesthaving
white feet and noses, produced by the St. John
Wtrt. It is also highly useful in relaxing stiff
ness of the Tendons and Joints and produces
beneficial effects in cracked heels, brought 'on
by high feeding, splints,sprains. This Eitsno-
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 W. MARSHALL, No 302
andat. Philadelphia. And for sale wholesale
and retail st DR. RAWLINS' Drug Store W
Main street, Carlisle.
March 14-Iy.
Estens~ive • urniture Rooms,
3AOOII PETITE,
VOI-1413 respectfully call the attention of
Rouse-keepers and the' public, to the ex
enelve.stock of splendid FURNITURE, inolue
: ding Sofas, Wardrolms, Centre
nediother Tables, Dressing and
P„lain Bureaus; and every vane
ypi,Cab not-ware and Chairs,
which lie "lide now On ' band' at his .INI•E W
ROOMS; on Leather street. near the cornet of
North, Randier; inteet, in the roar of Powel &
Co.'l's
•tato., .
" . •\••
He isivonnent 'that the superior fish of the
workmanship, and:elegance of •Enriejlin which
his zertiete# are got.;. up, togetheyith, their
ent.ollSas, :will recommend thenj lo.evapy per
son %venting Furniture. Ije Inte,al omnido or ;
raridetneilgyfor napnufnaturingAnkkeeping• n
eartstinit ,SuPply of oyery article, lino, hoth
plain and% ornatri, eie4any,
prices - which cannot' 11 to suit puikhneein: • 'He
would entriestVinvit mbirione Who to
cOminenee' housekeeping , , dall and i oitithine
his Present elegant 'stock,' to'which , he will eon- .
stantly mak& additions of the:new - dot . arid. moat
'modern stylesi, ~•
COFFlN.S ; mado,to'order•at,tho=shortest no!
mojer town, and:country. .; ' it -, i t , -`..a
Junb,130448..
'.',34e . The' t littd. Afro, of Viet ter,, Cfi ISon
!liiriAg clisiolyedOneob: Fetter;
earry en'tlid binaries's as tiboye:';y 4 ,"" ''•
MI
t.l,.Eleont - Nexsr-Ckiode.
AiaVSliE;Nni,itork GOlniPens; the b'es
B
futtiele , Of Tho,dity, and which no busine'sS
man should bo without:. '
• An 'clegant4iasaiirtinent . ofifinOvCudery,
eluding., Razors, -Pen . Kinacs, Seisaora l . tho
beit'EnglisWtind AwietiCian Mantifatture;
. large Vo i thitY r otOCtinnriaftd:Windovi Blinds
an ire Baia en eyexy;a4 ld' end at - low prf.
one.' 4; ••, " • . •
- aslant Instranienta;,inteh,,,aa;l74Oline, ecor:
deans, Flutili4trifea',`Flatleolettr,lraning•Forke
wit h,Y,ioiltratrings,..bridgnar, &06, at Olt prices.
A largo .variety„of Baskets, ..travolling bags . ;
yir,hipe,, panes, 'door tunts,,llruahea: of, all kinds
Ilt , ev9rY Orice.;,„L„.=.,
ijayna:adllagke kdainantine Yowderi a now:
article for Rnitorf.Strops, warranted superior t 6
anythingin .use for setting a keen smooth edge
to razors ' 4aer ' .'24:544.11;111,10%, , , , ",tri,
Cut P:Y‘O
for, tha heautifutklasortzpont
:treart'jlie'elilaliratad `,';'n,tanafaat6rlesiefilouaaiil
ilal a a , gatal,Oli4;cith.ilt. 2.: :.;' , , , lf
gr . uphep . , - ,iTpoen ." pasta ;,liitalM,l?wiTP.l
....O4i!iPill9P9i); ,}l. Nr Pad., Hat ,y,traphaa,;#lth, a
innamarahla vartety of, ranay,.avatingefal l o l, A.
'elett Of all .It r irida 'and/ A vrtaeq,'lttialK , P,P,W. 1( 01 2,1
for . ittle at Oil' Cheap t i lirlan.d-. 1300 .5!nr"! , •.
.4 • •
AltLri,
t 41.• 4*) (PP A, s ,t9tti:.„iM
(bb . :l,3T ,
T-UltpEo
4 .1444
....34,4131)itc0;10,1)4
. - Tl,l[i.:-,II.GREAT::::CHI.NA77ST,
•,'•• i OF- PHILADpLPHI4 N : — *
Irdh
i ptl4eAteinity..for;theirShiekeesidtkusioin i : - 7.
theii'eciednenk iw 'our .
Urge ,aild - Oplendid'aseortntenroff
letijkiss,; CHasi'43lL Qu r een "
L ... 4_4,Ka• 'Sets, Tea Sate; Toilet' Se Io
pieces,, either. of Glass ' China
sold hi qUantitieeto suit purchaacief
they Chan be had elsowhero—ln , at less.
than -Wholesale. Prins. • AMERICA - **ND •
ENGLISH BRITANNIA METAL.G.OOMS
greater variety titan ever before , offeryd my the City: FANCY CHINA in. firm 'varier
very cheap, . •
DO - We would invite any person visiting , the
city to call us—they will at least be
pleased to walk around our •boatitifitl storey and
to view the finest China and the, cheapest the
world produces. Very respectfully,
'TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
-No. '219 Chesnut ,Street.
Phila. sept26'49ly
CARPETS AND OIL OLAOIISi
AT ELDRIDGE'S GHEAP4Iii.REHO
nERSONS who wish to get goofturiains
11= inICARPETS OR OIL CLOVES;
titer wholesnle or retail, will do well to call on
.the subscriber, as his expenses in his present
locatior are very light, he is entailed and , de
termined to sell at the 'lowest prices in the city.
He offers for this season an excellent assort
ment of
•
Splendid Imperial, three ply')
Beautiful Superior Ingrain t• .
Fine and Medium do /CARPETS.
Entry and Stair of all kinds,
- And List, Cotton and Rag.
GIL' CLOTHS from 2 to Id feet wide,
'rotßooms 'Halls, &c. with a great va.ietY.cdt
low priced ingrain Cimpets from 20 to 50 rents,
and Stair and Entry Carpets from 10 to 50 me.
per yard. Alec, Mattings, Rugs, Floor Cloth,
Stair Rods. &c. H H ELDRIGE, •
L.,N0. - 41....5.TRAWBERRY Street, one door
above Chesnut, near Second; Yhiladol
[nug29 9m
SPRUCE STREET CABINET WAREROOMS
• No. 119 Spruce st. below Eith;' ,
PHILADELPHIA.
. _
CONSTANTLY on hand a large, linea
ment of superior
W 1 8t IVlahbgany rnriliture,
man din the best muttnir, of modern
style, and at °derma prices, embracing'
Parlor Chairs,
Wardrobes Rocking Chairs,
' Dressing Bureaus, 'fete-n•Tetert ;
French tiedsteads, Centre and Pier Tables
• High Post Bedstds Wash Studds,
Hat Racks, , Secretaries,
Extension Tables, &c. Sic.
'Ei•ery attrcle is made of the best material'
and workmanship, and warranted.
augSly ' T & H ENRELS. .
lirfr All goods bought at title etartatshiml
packed under tne immediate" stiperthretTclerice of
the proprietors, and-sans free [of charge to any
parr Of the city. ,
TEA. WAREBOUEZI,
A VIP RA 1. , KEN,,N0. 73 Chestnut street,
corner of Benteetreit. PHILADELPHIA
- itis-for-sale-the—followirieFßAB7 - to—whieli'Mr•
invites the attention of the Ira& :-
200 half chests Young Hyson Ted.
100 do GunpoWder dn.
100 .do Imperial do.
20 do • finest Company Hydlln Ten.
TlO-easeo, each Containing 4•131 b boxes finest
Curious Young Hyson.
20 eases finest Curious Gunpowder.
10 do - do Imperial,
. .
200 half chests finest Chulah Powehong.
100 do Ningyong Powchong.
30 do very finest Oolong.
100 do ,:rosee w id quality.
100 do Ningyong do.
50 chests English Congou.
.100 hf. do do du,
25 chests Padre Souchong. •
25 'do Tine Mohea do. -
1500 pounds prime. Company Nutmegs.
These Teas hove been selected by D. R.
with great care from the various late cargocf,
t - will be found to fully sustain the high end
unrivalled t ropuhrion which this establishment
has enjoyed for the last forty yetirs ' and his
prices, as heretofine : will he found as low as at
nnv house i.. the United States. [Dug 22_3m
•
'Fancy Furs, MuiTh, Eoas Tippets
.IrpAVID H. SOLIS, (successor to Solis,
Brot he rs,) Importer andzMantifticrurcr of
every description of FURS, having just re•
turned from Europe with n SELECT' STOCK
OF' FURS, is now manufacturing them in very
superior style: and trimming them in the most
elegant manner, and would invite the attention
of 'MERCHANTS and OTHERS,.to his su
perior and extensive assortment, which as he
MANUFACTURES as Noll 11%11'01(1'S, he
is enabled to offer at such
_prices as few houses
in the United-Stilewettn-ftmprte--wjhb.
DAVID H SOLIS,
86 Arch (Mulberry) Street,6 doors below 3d at.
OCt - Next to Louden & Co's. Family Medi
cine Store.
. .
Philadelphia, aug 15 6m.
Store always.-closed on Saturdays. The
highest Cash price paid for Shipping Furs.
95,373 28
$1,220,097 67
Mind ellatinfattory.
ri CLARK, Venitian BI nd Maimlecturer.
KR sign of the GOLDEN EAGL F., No.
139 and 143, South Second Street, below Dock
Street. PH ILADELPLIIA.' Keeps always on
hand a largo and. fashionable assortment of
WIDE and NAHROW , SLAT WINDOW
BLINDS, manfactered in the best manner, of
the best materials. and at the lowest cash prices
Having raft ted and enlarged his establishment
he is prepared to complete orders to any. mount
at the shorost notice. Constantly on hand an
assortment of MAHOGANY FURNITURE
of every inriety manufactured expressly for his
own sales, and purchasers may therefore rely
on a gobd article.
LErOpen in the evening
* *Orders Irom a distance packed carefully
and sent free of porterage to any port of the
city. [atig 15 1y) tH. CLARK._
N. B. LAWRIVCE,
•
the above company
All applications for
personally. will be
D. SEYMOUR.
Agent for the sale of Soot Worth Manufaetto ing
Co's Writing Papers. Warehouse, .No, 3
Minor St., Philadelphia. • .
'lO
AS.E.,,,gf the above superior ra
pers now in store, and for sale to the
trade at the lowest market prieesi 'consisting in
part of--
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, 15 and 16 lbs.,
blue and white.
Superfine Medium tf nd.Demi Writings, blue,
and white. • •.
' Extra .super and superfine Folio Yeats, blue
and white, plain and ruled.
• Superfine Commercial Posts, blue and white
plain and ruled.
plain a nd Extra super Linen Note P:.rers, plain and
gilt.
N• Superfine andtkßill Papers, long and Srond
Superfine and Counting House Caps and
Posts, blue and white,
'Extra super Congress Cap and Letters, plain
and ruled, blue and white. •
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, gilt.
Supeifino Sermon Caps bnd POBlB. '
SupOrtine blue•Liben thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered .Nate Papers and EnieTepes.
"Lawyer's" Brief Papers. • ' ' '
Superfine and fine Capp and Posts,„Nled and
p:Hin,..blue and'white, various qualities' and
.., • .•
prices. - I, „,,,/,,„
Also, 1000 rea ms 1 04 10. and assorted Shoe
Papers; Bonnet Botxrd '' ;bite .and . .asSorted
W
k ,
Tissue,7ea,.rappinge nvelope, tissarted &
blue Itiediumi,'Cap,Wiappers, Hardware:Pd
pors,'&o::' '''. .. ,:'''' '' . . , : .. .'firi
CARLISLE FOUNDPY WMACHINE SHOP.
THE subscriber continues the mantilli6lore
of CASTINGS, at his Foundry in Iligh„stroet
and litivinkidoW on hind• a lull assortment of
Patterns, •:ss prepared to furnish" all .kinds of
IRON AND ..BRASS.the
best style and and at the shortest ilnieo.4.Hit
as now on hand a• large assortmeneso l 4Cast
.s., such as Gorn-crushers,llllll Geerinii and
G ; dgeon s 4 Plongh castings.PointsOlMoretifi4
Cu tare: Wagon'and Coach Boxes,celleigratos,
Ov 411 Doors, cask Weights', 444 Doolthig
Ten-plate •and • Opal StoveS. 'Ho 'olote,hillitil
nud repasrs CARS,
.chines and Herse-Powers, with eve
..',..
"re; other ltintiorMacbitibry. at.the,
test nolicoo' Old'lron, Brass'and copper tak
in'exchange for .work.•irrHaving purchased
all otßeetty efeoo:'d,Petterne, persons wishing
to htive,thern .will find them a' my shop,
1 14 , augefitnos F ARDNER.
• ' " " t e xutb
-1...111(11170 Ongi , C.
'JUST olierin'd'an:aistiiimeht 'TM
..V 4 EV.11.0:11) - 01 , 1S;,fiii• (rimming..l)3. o ' BB M
c ee .n : t pAtso,, handsome
neck. and Bonnet RAblerta. ,- Call and eee them.
se 06 ,
farther
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