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The following . is. a list Of the members of
the Thirty-FipaMetteslnety; in', Session at .
Washington.. :
.• Term,
AiABADIA. erpire4
Benj Fitzpatrick 1853
Wm.. R King' 1855
' AnitAnsAs.,
W. K. Sebastian 1853
Bolan Borland . 1855
'CONNECTICUT.
1?.. Baidwin. 1851
Rumen 1855.
,PELAIVA RE.
To%ryaloe . , 1 1851
Pres 4 Sprudnce 10531
MIC (IMAM; explres
Lewis Cuss 1851
Alpheus Feleh 1853.
Thos. H. lientoBst
D. R. Atchison 1855
NEW HAMPSIVRE._
John P. Halo* 1853
Mons Norris, jr. 1855
1, Nry. Yoßk.
D. S. Offskipion ',185,1
Wm. Ii ,§toririi. 1855
N}l{V JERgS,Y;
Win. L. Dayton 1851
J. N. Miller 1853
, NORTH CAROLINA.
Willie P. Mangum 1853
G. E. Badger 1855
FLORIDA.
David L. Yulea • 1851
Jackson AfortoiON A lBss
• GEoltots.
Johyt JlL.Berrieit 1853
Wm. C. Demme 1855
INDIANA.
Jesse D: Bright 1851
James Whitcomb 1855
ILLINOIS. ,
S. A. pou g lnss 1853
James Shields , 1855
Thomas Corwin 1851
S. P. Chase 155
PENNSYLVANIA.
Daniel Sturgeon 1851
James Cooper 1855
litiovn ISLAND.
R. C. Greene 1851
Je4r. diarice 1853
lowa.
Geo. W. Jones 1'853
A. C. Dodge 1855
ENTUCKY,
J. R. Underitmod 1853
Henry Clay 1855
SOUTH CAROLINA.
J. C. Calhoun 1853
A. P Butler 185,5
TENNFiSSER.
LOUISIANA
S. H. Downs 1853
'l?ierro Sudo ' 1855
MAINE. •
Hannibal Hamlin 1851
lira(l nu ry -1853
Al A Ea•AMI 17 , 1:TTS.
Daniel 1 . 1 .- tbster 1851
John Davis 1853
H. L. Turney 1851
Joint BM 1853
TELO.
T. J. Rusk 1851
51 . 1m - lioustnn 1853
ITEIIMONT.
Sainiffi S. Phelps 1851
William bjtham 1853
David Stewart ISS!
Jaine's ✓L Peat cc 1855
Ls. NI. \lasuu 18.51
R.lll. T. Hunter 1858
ISCON , IN.
tiQp.rvl)etlAe 1851.
I. P. Walker 1855
.4. \Whigs 24. F. S. 2.
11 , 11ssissicri.
4effeysm) llavis _l_Bll,
Henry S. Foote 1853
Total 60. Democrats
Ho
Alphabetical List of Nem
resentalives of U,
Democrats in Rom
N. Alberison, In 7
IL P. .'lea•nndcr,'.N •
C. Allen, (F.S. WO
Albert J. Alston,
J. ✓ll. ✓lnderson, Tenn.
bers of the Howe if Rep
le United Slates.
an...—Whigqn Italic.
G. Tr: Julian, (PS W)la
D. S. Kauffman, Texas
Jam IL Kerr, Md.
Daniel P. King,lass.
George G. King, R. I.
John .1. King. Y.
P. King, (P.S.D.).N. Y.
fames G. King, N. I.
7'. Butler King, Ga,
Emile La Sere, La.
S. Collier, lowa.
L. C. Levin, (N.A.) Pa.
N. S. Littlefield, Me.
J. A. Meelernalid,
James McDowell, Va.
J. E. McDonald, la.
E. W. .McGaughey, Is.
Thomas McKissick, .N.Y.
J. X. McLanahan, Pa.
R. M. McLane, Md.
(Finis E. .McLean, Ky.
F. McMullin, Va.
John McQueen, S. C.
Win. McVs'illie, Miss.
Horace Maim, Mass.
Job Mann, Pa.
Humphrey Xurshall, Ky.
John C. Mason, Ky.
0. B. Mattison, NY.
J. S. Meacham, Vt.
. R. K. Meade, Va.
Jain 7C. tifil r, CC --
Join S. M ilson, Va.
llemy D. Moore, Pa.
C r . S. Akre/Lead, Ky.
J. D. Morris, 0.
Isaac E. Morse, La.
Jeremiah Morton, Va.
IVilliam Nelson X. Y.
Henry .I.lbss, Pa.
Wan. .8. Newell, XI J.
0. B. andrrun,
Win. S. Asche, N• C
George a-hintin, Jllass.
T. H. Arerett, Va.
T. H. Buyly, Va.
•
E. D. Baker, 111.
Win. V. N. Bay, Mo.
J. M. H..lleale, Va.
Wm. 11. Bissell, 111.
K S. Bingham, Mich..
T. S. BoeOck, Va.
D.. 9. Boakee, JV Y
Walter Booth, Conn.
R. J. Bowie, dUd.
Linn Boyd, Ky. -
- F. W. Bowdon, Ala.
J. B. BOwlin, Mo.
Daniel Breck, Ky.
George Briggs, X Y.
A. G. Brown, Miss.
Win. J. Brown; la.
James Brooks, .N' Y.
H. W. Mae], Mich.
Armistead Burt, C.
Henry Burnett.N. Y.
Lorenzo Burrows, N. Y.
'Chester - Buller, Pa.
TT. Butler, Conn.
E. C. dabell, Fa.
G. A. Caldwell; Ky.
J. P. Caldwell, X C.
L.D.Campbell,(FSW)o.
Joseph Cable, 0.
D. K. Carter, 0.
Joseph Casey, Pa.
Samuel Calvin, Pa.
J.V. Chandler, Pa:
C. F. Cleveland, Ct.
C. F. Claric, X Y.
T. L. Clingman, X CO
Howell Cobb, Ga.
W. R. W. Cobb, Ala
H. S. Conger, Ar. Y.
W. F. Colcock, S C.
C.. 111. Conrad, La,
ndrew Ogle, Pa.
Edson B. Olds, O.
James L. Orr, S. C.
John Otis, Me. ,
Amid Outlaw, X C. '
Allen F. Owen, Ga. .
Richard Parker, Va.
C. A. Peaslee, N. H.
Lucius 13. Peck,
John S. Phelps, Mo.
J. P. Phownix,..V. ir• '
`Emery D. Potter, 0.
Paulus pewe'll, Va.
Harvey Putnam, N.
Pitman, Pa.
David Rumsey, X Y. ,
Wert R. Reed, Pa.
G. 0.-Reynolds,
Win. A. Richardson, 11.
Elijah Risley, N Y.
John Rubins, jr. Pa.
J. L. Rubinson, la.
'J. M. Root, [F.S.W.] 0
L Rose, Y.
Thumps Russ, Pa.
Julius Rockwell, Mass.
Sackett,
Julio H. Savage, 'Penn.
Suwlellu, Mc.
R. C. Schenck, Ohio.
111. B. Corwin, 0.
Orasmus Cole, Wis.
J. Ceowell, (F. S. .W.)O
J. R. J. Daniel, N. C.
E. Debereii, N. C.
M. M. Unpick Pa.
Jesse C. Dickey; Pa.
Davi4 . T. Disney, 0.
Jas. Dixon, R. I.
J. D. Doty, Wis:
William Ater, X. Y.
J. H. Duncan, Aims.
Cyrus L. Dunham, to
C. Durkee, (F.S.D.)" W
H. A. Edmundson, Va.
/ Alexander Evan,
JVhihan Evans, 0.
Andrew Ewing, Tenn.
W. S. Featherston, Mis
N Fitch, In.
Orrin Fowler, . 1 1Iass.
John Freedley, Pa.
T. 3. D. Fuller, Me.
JIJ P. 51.1,ritry, Tents.
Elbi ige Gerry, Mc.
Alfred Gilmore, Pa.
J. R. Giddings, (FS W)0
R. K. Goodettow, Ne.
Daniel Golf, Y.
H. 1). Gould, N. Y.
W. A. Gorman, la.
J. S. Gicen,,Mo.:
Joseph Grinnell;
Ranson; Holloway,
Mails
Ed w a rd. liaancno,44-Alil
• Win. `T.
IL A. Haralson,:Ga..
T. C. Hackett;
J. H. Ilartnonsoni
Banison'W. Harris Al.
Isham G. Harris, Tenn.
Thomas L.'llarnis, 111..
Andrew J. liarlani.la.'
• Willard Moi•
.9.ol.Bchrrmerhomi,
.1. L. &lino!craft, Y.
Jones A. S••thlen, Va.
lE. G. S'imiding,..l.lt Y.
Wm Sprague,
F. P. Stantgo, To.
R. H. &auto/ 1 , , Ky.
..a H . . Shepho ,X C.
Edward Otani
.9. H. Slephelui,• '
T.-Stevens, Pd. '
01mH0';Stoisoh;•Mo.
Htrohg, Pa.
.Silvealer,X Y.
Charles Swootzor, 0.
• John L. Taylor, 0.
J. H. Thomas; Team
Jamas ThOmpsdM, Pa.
ticoV !phompsoh;,llillss
• ThOmpSori;; - .1(y.'..
• Wm. ThOmpsohi wa.
t T/Mrman, .N Y.
Robeid Toonibsi Ga. •
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il'., W. Yapat4o, X. C.
4R. Hay, JVT
Thonial S.':Horttuj?.ra
Willl4oll
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William Hairy, Ft.,
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Honry
Mown+ Hobglatid; Oz
bate E. Holmes
A. R.,l49lpilpy ;Yu.
J. YK:aolve, (F.S. W) Pa
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Water:previono.;to:bbilketi;:birdptW'out
portion, of OinViii,NVelat them..
tender."'i'tPheY•
if'spalted, in lukamiaftn4Otei.:s,'
• new .hatniarid,not,very(timitterharti,'yon •
need :not . plt.it;itt;waterkliihe'o.it.bnirie
before ytin intetiti•:JO'aeOlOt.„ AO older
- • one :tvill,require.twonlyifoitr. hob tt-•oo' Ok
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• .illiOnitl be koptirrsoakri:Weor'three days; - . •
• frequently,!ehaniiiiCtlie.'..ivnter,
.• Must
,be ,soft...", Soak - it.. in n !tub, and '
keep it well covered. 'When, you take'
• it but•lsl . the 'wateito . 'o . 'reperii it Tar-boil
. ing,•scrape arid: OM it nicely, and pare,.
• ' off 'all the bad looking parts.
55 Early in, the morning put it into a
aro
,pot or kettle with plenty of cOld
waters Place it over a slow fire that it. •
may. heat gradually; it should not come
to a boil in less then an hour and a half,.
, or two hours. When it boils, quicken
the fire, and skim the pot carefully.—
Then sithmerit gently four or live hours
'or More, accordit,g to its size. A ham
weighing fifteen pounde should simmer
five hours after it has come to a
Keep the pot well skimmed: • ,
. When it is done, take it up, aerofoil y
strip off the skin, and reserve it to cover
the ham when it is put away coil. Rub
- . the ham all over with some beaten egg,
and strew on it fine bread•raspings shak
en through the lid of a (hedging box.--,
Then place it in' an oven to brown and
crisp, or on a hot dish set over the pot
before the fire. Cut some fine writing
paler into a handsome fringe, and twist
it round the shank-hone before you send
the ham to table. Garnish.the edg,e..of
the dish with little piles or spots of rasp
ed crust of bread.
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daving - a ham, begin pot quite in
the centre, buts little nearer to the hock
Oct the slices very thin. It is not only
a most ungenteel practice to cut ham in
thick slices, btit it much impairs_the
flavor.
When you put it awarafter dinner,
skewer on again the skin.' This will
make it keep the better.
1-lam should Always be accompanied
by green vegetables, such as asparagus,
peas, beans, spinach, cauliflower,.bro
coil, &c.
Bacon also should be well soaked be
fore it is cooked; s and ,it should be boil
ed very slowly, and -for a long tirtie.—
The greens may be boiled with the
meat. Take care 16 skim the pot care
fully, and to drain and squeeze the
greens very well before you send them
to table. If .there are yellow streaks in
the lean of the bacon, it is rusty, and
unfit to eat.
801 l some pigs' liver . s. When cold,
mince them, and season them with pep
per, salt, and some sage and sweet mar
jorvit rublled fine, Yop may add some
powdered cloves. Have ready some
large skins nicely cleaned, and fill them
with the mixture, tyipg up the ends se
curely. Prkkihenivith a fork ta pre
vent their bursting; put them into hot
- waiar; - -and — irotl .slowly - fin - 1 *u
an hour. They will require no farther
.cooking before' you cat them. Keep
them in sto,n'el4rs closely covered.—
They are eaten cold al breakfast or sue
per, cut into small slices an inch thick
or more ; or th - ey may be' cut into large
pieces, and broiled or fried.
!laving cleared it from the skin, sin
ews, and gristle, take six pounds of the
lean of young fresh pork, and three lbs.
of the fat, and mbee it all as fine as
possible, 'rake some dried sage, pick
off the leaves, and rub them to powder,
allowing three tea-speonfuls• to each lb.
of meat. Having mixed ilia fat and lean
well together; and seasOtted,it with six
tea ; spoonfuls of pepper, and the same
quantity of salt, strew on the. powdered
sageolind mix the whole very well, with
your hands. Put tt away, in a stone jar,
packing it down hard, and keep it close•
ly covered. Set the jar in a cool; dry
place.
When you wilt to-use the sausage—
meat', make fiat cakes about the
size of a dollar; 'dredge them with flour,
and fry thc„,mb bolter or dripping; over
rather a, slo - v fire, till they are well
browned on both sides, and thoroughly
done. Sausages are seldom eaten ex
cept at breakfast.
Take ten pounds of beef, and four
pounds of pork; two,thirds of the
meat should.: be tean,.and only one-third
fat; -Chop 'it very fine, and mix it well
!together. Then season it with six oun
,
;ees.of fine,salt, one ounce of black pep—
Ter, half an' ounce cayenne, one table
'speoliful.of powdered cloves.; and one
of garlic minced very fine.
Have. ready some large skins. nicely
cleaned and • prepared c (they should be
beef skins,),'attd . wash thee) in salt and
vinegar. them with the above mix
ture, and secure the ends„by tying them
;wish ;packthread or fine,lwine. • , Make
a brine et - pelt and Water,strong enough
!into'
b ear,up , an egg., 1. the.„eausages
!into' iti , and let titem'jiii fer„three Weelte;„
turning 4)0 . 1 s Tfteit,talte..them,
4etit;' wipe iheet , ,4ry,lianglhem: , up and
,smokeßefore - Yeti 1 . p'tipßt'erit
lawitY,,:itllolelecol`,,lyhr
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them or opt ytki; . :eatilielif:', • :
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and powerful plants, the' virtues of whicir,'thmigh'
. long known to severe!. Indian tribes, and recently
to'somei eminent phitrinacenticalehemietd, arealto
gethor unknown-to the ignorant pretenders to ,
medical science; and wore never before adminis
tered in so happily.afficecious a combination.
The first operation is to loosen from the coats of
the eto*ch and bowels .the various impurities and •
crudities constantly nettling round them; and to
* remove the hardened Places Which collect in the•
convolittione of the small intestines. Other medi
cines only portiallYloleione' these, and leave such•
collected mamas behind, to produce habitual Costive- .
w
ne, with all its train ' f evils, or sudden Diarrhcea
with its imminent dangers. This , fact is well
known to all regular 'anatomists who examine the
human bowels after death ; and hence the preju
dice of these well•informed men against the - quack
medicines or. tlid age. — Tha - secand - Cffect - of - owl
VEGETABLE. melt MEDICINES is to
cleanse the kidney's and the bladder; and, by this
means, the' liver and lunge, the healthful action of
which entirely depends upon the regularity of the
urinary organs. The blood, which tikes. its red
• color from the agency of, the liver and-luciikilefOre
it passes into the heart, being thuaparified by them,
and nourished by food coming.froin a glean nnirnach,
- emmirearfreely-through-the-veine,-nmewa-every.ptirt_
of thnqyatem, and triumphantly mounts the banner
of health in the blooming cheek. •S ' • . -
The following are among the distressing variety
of human diseases in which the VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES aro well known to be infal
lible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first
and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure
healthy bile, instead of -the 'elate and acrid kind;
FLATULENCY, Lou . of Appetite, Heartburn,
Headaelte, Restlessness, 111-temper, Anxiety,
Languor, and Melancholy,• which are the general
symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural
consequence of its cure.
Costiveness, by cleansing the whole length of
. the intestines with a solvein process, and without
violence: all violent purges leave the bowels costive
within two days.
Diarrhoea and - Cholora by removing the
sharp acrid - fluids
occasioned,'and by promoting the lubric t ativtl secre
. tion of the mucous membrane.
Fevers of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a
regular circulation, through the process of perspi
ration-in sueh cases, mid the thorough solution of
all intestinal-obstruction in others.
The LIFO Menwinxe have been known to
cure EILF,DEr.A.TIsm permanently, in three
weeks, and GOUT in half that tune, by removing
local inflammatien from the muscles and ligaments
of the joints.
Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and strength
ening the' kidnap and bladder: they operate meat
delightfully on these important organs, and hence
have over been found a certain - remedy for the
-firprees of GitAvEl. . 1_ -- -
so Worms, by dislodging from the turnings
- 11 --- the bowels -- the slimy ,satins to-which-theee
creatures adhere. .
,Asthma and Consumption, by relieving the
air-veesele of the lunge from the mucouirwhich even
slight colds will ocansiens-and-Whichrlf-not re
moved, becomes hardened, and_produces these
dreadful diseases.
Sourv3r, Ulcers, and Inveterate So res Ely
4: llHilirfect purity which therm LIFE EDED,I d
13 give to the blood, and all the humors.
Scorbutic Eruptions- and Bad Complex
ions, by their alterative effect upon the fluids that
feed the skin, and the morbid state of which eoca
alone-all eruptive complaints, Ballow, cloudy, and
ether- disagreeable complexions.
The use of these Pills for a very short time will
effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a
striking improvement in the clearness of the skin.
COMMON COLAS and INFLUENZA will
always be cured by .one does, or by two oven in
the weAt. 61808. ' •
PILES ;: •• 'As a remedy for this most distres sing s
and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LaX
MEDICINES deserve a - distinct and emphatic
recommendation. It is well known to hundreds in
this city, that the former proprietor of these valu
able Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards of TIII 'LTV- FIFE YEARS ; and
that ho tried in vein every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the Materla Medina.
He however at length tried the Medicine which is •
now offered to the public, and he was cured in a
very short time, after his recovery had been pro
nounced not only improbable, but absolutely im
possible, by any human means. • •
FEVER A-ND AGUE.
For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ject to a return of the disease—a cure by these
medicines is permanent—TßY THEM, 11. VA.
TISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
. Genera Debility, Loss OF ' APPETITES' ANL;
DIBEABEB 'OF. FRAlALEtf—these pedicinesiniveibeen
m
; used with the ostlionefichitresulta in cases of thin
description :—Krito's Evil, and SCROFULA, in its
'Worst forms, yieldk to the mild yet powerful action of
these remarkable Medicines. NIGIIT SWEATS,
NIMOUS DEBILITY, NEF.VOUS COMPLAINTS of all'
kinds, PALPITATION or' THE HEART, PAINTEIO!
OoLICI, aro speedily' Cured. • ; ' '
. MERCURIAL -DISEASES.
, Persons whose constitutions have ' become ins--
paired by the injudicious-use of Mgeouar, will find
these: Medicines a parfeer cure,- as they never. fail
to eradicate frona . , . the eyeteivi'-all ' the effects Of
Mercury infinntely` icioner '-than the most poWerful
preparations of -Sarsaparilla A single trial will
place 'them 'beyond the reach of competition, in' the
estimation of every patient.,, ~. --
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Several have' lately been' discovered,' and theli' i
nefarious' authors arrested, both'in the eitY of Nei
York and atirorid.:,- "' ' •
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LET .VnliVllolllii,AD THIS (411113ITLLry.,Tharls 16 a
Sarsaparilla., thei-giffeient toWnenalled.S. P.
Nsand's Wisp/Dille. It. le advertised.rui the , ORIGI•
M., EIVTINEi afirt - all Trimming in iiegoctOr
end never vungfrbillavariTotttlaiit a' rbkifer.lbikrailroads, ea.
mils, and the like-let ltd assumes title of Doctor farthe
parpoito 'bf‘kainingareditl forrirhatlnflori,w, yr e ayefil - he
hoe attended twoknedleal4eheols;mied,prettiembforfl ike e ti,
yeare,le-f,Ndw.tho truth le, hmlieveripractleed 11 1 104. 0
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A hle - iirel. — .'Sueytnifid,. infekedlmisrepreas tauon
.Ibokabattlathe-ehltVreeterand:.vorgelifef •thoinidU 'l*lsh.
most eineenilyilehadnovoy.madelhosestatemen ta:othini,
self or‘onne... Vlfbegiivill.Mllll learn to,he honest and truth.
ful In all their dehlingarind intercourse. with - Mid( fellow
'Men applied - to, one Reel Clapp to assist.hltn
ipmon
tifactuilugatis.Mixtuie, stilling the large SUIIII‘ tte. Would
mialie', anlinducemenk to enabhrkin Me businesel" These
Meri. have 'been' insulting , and. libelling me in all,possibla
.forms; in ergo' to Impress' the, public with diabolic( that
the Olg.Doctorla Sitenpaillia was lint thegentline.erieruLl
.Sarsoporilla, Made from the Old Doctor ' s Origi4td Reel.
pie. This Townsend lay. 1 have sold the use of my
name for ID a week. I will give him etod if h i, willpm
duee'Ond single solltary.,proor of 'this.. Mile statements of
Thompson, , ore , nothing but,
a ; tieatle•,of
falsehoods, simply made to .deeelie the public, and, keep
the truth downle regard to hie souring, fermenting 'elm.
pound: - This is to caution, the Mtblic to purchase none hut
Old Dr. JACOB Townsend's Sarsaparilla, having on it the
Old; Bootees iikatiCaii, MEV/al/lap COW of .drins,'and hie
signitfuronepse the Coat of Arnie.. • • •
:CItY
OIUGINAL DISCOVERER OP TDB'''.
Genuine Townsend. Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr.'Townsend n/ it
don/ 7b ' , mire of age, add has
long been known as the AUTHOR and DISCOVERER
of the. ENUINE ORIGINAL "TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA." Heine poor„ho was compelled to
limit lie manufacture, by which means It has been kept out
If market, and Owlet - leo clrruinveribeil to those only who
had proven its 4 vortlf:rtinknown its value. It had reached
the earsof many, neverilir;exa, no !linen persons who had
bean healed of core di.ms, and saved from death, pro
r..atmed lie W.ii•lrlili
riMil!ME=2l2
Tins /IRAN) A ND UN Will:11.1.EO PR [IPA RATION is
ins nu fi11'1111 . 1,11,11 the la r ...t anti to called fan'through
out the length ;nal. breadth of the lend. especially as It to
found incapable of degeneration or deteritiratioa.
Ii•-• Unlike young S. P. TOWIMIIIIN, if improves with age - ,
and never changes but for the Lotter; because it is prepared
on seienti fic principles it sedenafic_otatt—alleitigheat
toghTtlgilliT Chemistry, anti the latest discoveries of the
art, have :Al been brtiught into requisition in the matinfac.
ture of the Old DriA Sarsaparilla. The Sarsaparilla root,
it is well known 4o medical men, contains many medicinal
properties, and some properties which UM inert or useless,
and others, which if retained in preparing it for use, pro
duce fronentotion and ac,tl, width io injurious to the eye.
tem. - Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so Total&
that they entirely evaporate and are lost in tine preparation,
If they are tit. preserved bye scientific process, known on
ly to those experienced an its tnanufacture. Moreover,
these rolatile principles, which fly oil' in vapor, or as an ex.
halation, underheat, are the very essentitd medical prop.
(Vice of the mot, Which give to it all its value.
Any person can buil or stew the root an they got a dark
colored liquid, which is more from the Coloring matter in
the root.than from anything else.; they con then strain this
insipid or vapid liquid, sweeten with sour molasses, and
then cell it "SARSAPARILLA EXTRACror SYRUP."
But such In not 1110 article known as the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB. TOWNSEND'S
I=StEM
This is so prepared that all the inert propertiumof the
Sarsaparillh root are Out removed, everything capable of
becoming acid or fermentation is extracted and' rejected ;
then every particle of medical virtue is secured in h pure
and Concentrated form; and thus it is rendered incapable
of losing any of Its valuable and heeling properties. pre
pa, ed in this way, it is made the most powerful agent in the
Cure or 1 orabie Diseases.
Hence the reason why NI; 0 hear commendations on every
stile in its favor by men, women, and chllilren.• Wo find it
doing wonders in the cum of
CONSUMP77(I,V, DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER
coNFLAIN7', anti in I? FIE 1,b11.1 TISM-, SEROF•
ULA, PILES. CON 77 VE.VE'..ff.q. all CUTAN.E.
OUS -ERUPTIAKS, PLIIPLES„.I3L97'CILES,
alt affections arising froin
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD, •
It p.tlazil i marrullous efficacy in all complaints ari
sing front f from Ae front
irlify V' the Stomach, from
unequal loir, - tleterminatiorrof blood to the head,
paha:mon of the heart, cold feet and hands, cold chills and
hut flashes over die body. It has not be equal in Coe/sand
'Coughs ; and promotes easy expectofhtion and gentle per
spiration, intoning NtrlCllll . l.s of the lungs i thront and every
later part.
But inninlitrer its excellence more manifeedreeen and
- acknowledged - than - in dll-kinds and- stag. of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. •
—4t-witrio wasel.s.-iii-ea4ee_of_Ebier-Mbge orThdetly
Falling of the Womb, 04structed, Suppressed; Or
Mensen,Yrreguta, ityof the menstrual periods, and the I 'a;
and is effectual to curing all the forms of Kidney Diseases.
By removing ulistruetions, end regulating the general
system, it given lone and strength to the whale body, and
thus cures all forms of
Nervoyas Diseases and Debility,
and dins prevents or relieves a great variety of other mal
adies. as Spinal.irritation, Neuralyin,_St. Mao' Dance,
• Swooning, Epileptic Fits, bonnitlotong,Wn.
It el..es ten blood. excites the liver to healthy action,
i o neeithe eunuch, iing• gives gond iligention, relieves the
bowels Of orporoc t ronnnrpmtuu, alloys inflammation, mi.
riff. the shin, equalmes the ctrcillittion of the blond. pro
ducing gawk warmth e g uany all ever Ile, hotly, and the
ttnanellde p e "icraiiim , rifle H.., and 1 . 141dat,011.10
moors akt . at..l :::• .r..t.: Ilia emirs nervous
eastern Is not dm then •
'The Medicine 3 . 111. 'we -eminently need'?
• DeLeon amount thc,c Ming, no :aid of S. P. re , W11.011 , r9
inforieKittinis 3 This voting in.'s lignut Is not to he
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S.
because of one MUNI/ PACT that the one is INCAPA
.BI.6 at' DETINUORI,IION, •
N EVER S P OILS,
•
- - -
while the other DOES: sourung,ferntenting. and !delving
the bottles containiog it into fragments : the sour, Reid
liquid exploding, and danintrlng ..tlior goods! filmittoot Olio
horrible cotopoinat he p.o in. the system 1— Inns
put acid into a eyelets already dimmed with acid 7 Whet
ccnusex UyepeliSla bat .lel.l 1 MI we nal all It in nv lhat \rhea
food sours in our storm:el: •, Whet •Itit,cho.f in produce4l—
hearth:lM ',pi:a:l.M of the Ifmei, liver gem,.
diarrhom. 11,1.1111 . }V , colic, athl a01 • 1 • Opth:a of the
blood] What is Scrofula hot an add humor in ihw body 7
What !nuances all the bonen u w limit firing on Fem.:ions 01
the ski.,s .ill Salt Itheout, Pry..ipelas, White
Swelliegg Freer Fain., and till tilrermint, townie! and er.
ternal 1 it is twitting under heaven but an acid soloallliee.
Whiall SOWS, and thus spode all the fluids el the body. more
or lona What eallSea Ithellaritisill bit a sour and acid
MIN which insinuates between the joints Mel else
where, ii coating anfl JllO delienle
uvhirh It enact So of neertitoitts emets. of impurity 01 the
blood, of deranged circulation, mid nearly all the ailments
which afflict Itninan natty,
Nov is 11 ton horrible, to make and sell, and infinittay
wore, to ana,tllifi ,
SODIUM:, VEIIMENTIND. ACID 11 COSIPODNI)" OP
, TOWNSEND,
and vet lie would fain hove it understood that Old Dr. di,
coo Townsend', Genuine Originn I .Sarsaparilla, Is no IM•
ITATION of hit inferior preparation I !• Heaven forbid thnt we slienlil deal in an article whirl
would bear the 1110 A IliStallt resmoblinica to S. P. Town.
oend's article!
We . whill it underatond, become, it is the absolute truth.
that S. P. 'Townsend's article and old Dr. decobTowriserktry.,
Sarsaparilla are hearen•trtdc apart, and infinitely diiesatn.
liar; dint they ere tin! Ike in el cry partimilitr, having nut
one single thing in common.
An S. P. Townsend in tie doctor. and never
cheimitt, no pharmaceutist—hews no more of medicine or
Meow thou .y oilier common, unscientific. unprofesamonl
men. 'whin guarantee con the public hove that they are-re
ceiving a genuine SeiOntille medicine, containing all the Pip
' capablef the hrticles whichn premtrieg the d which are di
, of changes night render m the A camrrs.
of Disease Distend of healthl
' But what -else thotilil.be expertear from one who cnowe
nothing comparatively of medicine or disease 1 It requires
a parson of some experience . 40 rook and nerve up even n
common decent meal. IfoW much more Important is n
Mitt the persons who manttfocture medicine designed for o
WEAK STOMAC,IIS AND ENFEEBLED SKETEMS;..
should knovi well the medical propertien of plents,'lhd hest
manner of sermin,g and tencentrating their healing
, also nn extensive knowledge of the yahoos discos - us which•
affect the human system, ltd how to adapt „remedies to
• these diseases,
-It is to arrest , flatids upon the tinfortunate, to pour hallo
Into woundati huinnoity, int kindle hope in the despaiiing
, bosom, Inc reatbi.d health. 'find bloom, and vigor into 'the
entailed and hinken,and to banish infirrolti.ent OLD DR.
i-JACOB TOWNSDNDIien Pft,').'l :01.1,NU the op.
portunity and means to brink Inv ' ' '
1 Grand Univeralil •Cont..c.ritt ittoll.Rollll64s^,
within„thirrottelt. and to the knowielltin aid who peed I'
thatihail may leant and know. by joyful expetience;its,' ''
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flak; ;it! tile Drug torer.ofi; 0"
r " faug 2 ,, 2 l , 11 A STURGEON.
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i CIO ft - WARBINtFIii Coiiireissionlleich'A to;
iV:.,I - lAttiti:satiriey;Pai, ship:Wroduett, Itlerehti?f;
dizia. ) ,§to:,to Baltimore', 'Philaciehillia, Nim•tetOli
,C9ol,•Elaster, Nails;, Salt, Fish, Groceries, - .kit
. ebrintaritlill'Orsalq. . ~;,,,. i ..
~.; Hairliabiirg,•renteh,2B; 1848 ~ ..,,, .. .. ':.• - '
.- ' • 4 A ' JP.' iIIIZYLLAIR.;
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o, o a9 6,l ;clonnpl§ign,and,.F,crvar,
~ M erchant, No. 79 Rawly •NiirK
• '' . • BAL,TIMORE.
FOR 'ilia' 'iiiiri, of Flour, Grain,tloVersa'e)
Whiakay, Lurrrhov i &c. &c. Also,
~fon•
warding Goods, via Thin Wafer Canal al I
Nini By I van iii-I ni proven to Et 'B. ' Orders ror 'AI i
• "Sao.
Silt,- Plaster, - &c.• S • • lOW el E.
prices. - • :,, r---.,:. upplieEl • of •
;Haying been engaged in the above businsik
du'ring tire lust five, , years, - weentinuriiioryof-tlii: -
patronage of his friends and the public is rei•
spectfully solicited.
itdror.lo
FUNK &e Mir.t.tn, }
::, i.l & 4„.Buv, Harrisburrr
BRANME & ZEIGLER,
' JAces: Itilimm, Carlisle,. Pa.
... A. CAIIIiCAItT, 811001CIASIG,W11, PR— _ :
GEORGE SINGISER, Mechanicsburg, PP.
Feb. 1 , 1-Iy..
-.. -
Dumb. Vally Transportation Housq.
pez wt.
Canal and Rail Road Line, for Philadel
phia; Baltimore, Pittsburg, &c.
J\V. ICERR, Forwarding and Columissiiin
Merchant, llAratisnuito, Pa. informs Ile
friends and the public, that from the liberal pas •
1
ron ti iie extended to hint during the past year l e
has been encouragdil to make more extensive a -
rangenients for the p'resent season, and has a -
tied two new, large and splendid Boats to Os
LINE, and will be fully prepared alter the ol
ening of the- Canal, to forward PRODUCE aili
MERCHANDIZE of rill liinds to and frola
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, &c:-, at to
lowest rates 4 freight and with the utmost di i -
patch. •
Agents fig Boats,
CARLISLE 4 GASKELL,
Hare street Wharf, Philadelphil .
• GEISE & SON, '
N. 48 Cbmmerce st. Wharf, Bratimoil •
i
CLARK & SIIAW, ?
J. McFADDEN & CO.SPitts'g
A gen i s;fiir Cars,
-
WENDERLICH & GRIER;
•
No. 272 Market st:, Philadelphil .
CI-RI:MIER & REYNOLD, ,
N0..423 Market st., Philadelph: .
SITER, JAMES & CO.,
Broad street., Philadelphia. •
PENN'A. tit OHIO LINE,
North street, Baltimori .
Harrisburg, March 29, 12 , 18.—tf. .
A Word to Norsemen
inpß. BARBER'S EMBIOROCATN is dt
-93
cidedl the best preparation that can 1.1.
used for the cure of Sprains; Bre
sus, Cuts, Galls, Splint, Cur t ,
oA§f/P.76 Ringbolt°, Spavin! Stiflbess of the
a-% Joints, St.e.lt is a,n,ArAjele whiqh
A- 2 4' • should be' in the bends of eve, , y
llorSeman, and no stable should le without a
bowie of it. Price only Sind 50 cents per bri
des, prepared only by S 111 J'earson, Sf D., add
for sale w holesale and retail, at ,No. 106 Nor lb
Second street, Philadelphia, and I) NAV .
LIN'S wholesale and retail agent, eaulisle,
Jan, 21..
cAllister's all Elea Aug Ointmertil.
(I R THE WORLD'S SALVE, contains mi
II Morcury.—The following Card.lieate ill
from a regular Physician, of extensive primp,
titer in Philadelphia : - ...
JAMES MCALLISTER—Sir : I have for thp,
last•two years noon-in the-habit-of using -your
1
Ointment Id' eases of Rheumatism Chilblain: ,
and - in - TEMA CAPITIES, (Scald 'lleadsi) an I
thus far with 'the happiest effect. I thin
from the experiments I'lltive made with it
that It richly deserves to be adopted as an urb
tick of every day use by the proftis.sion at largo
Yours-truly, ..-i, „,..S. BELL, . D. Phila.
READ THIS
=
To James McAllister—Dear Sir: I tab:
pleasure in :u eking known to you the greajt
benefit I have received by titling your Vegetri
ble Ointment, or the World's Salve, I hud'alt
ulcer, or running sore, on the ear, or intin
years standing; d have applied to severa:l
physicians, but all to no purpose; hut by usin !-
your Ointreent•a few days it was conipiotelj
dried up and well. I have used it for burl,
fur which I find it an excellent article; also i
all cases inflantation. En. Timm.
I certify the above statement is true.
"I'. C. CA DM US.
' N 0.90 Market street, Phila.
CERTIFICATE
- I do eel lily that I have uged
all Healing Vegetable Ointment for coldnes
of my feet; also for Rheumatism in my limb
and-terns on my feet, and have been entire! .
relieved. Believing it to be a good Medicine,
do not-hesitate to recommend it in the ahoy I
complaints. LEON AR 4,,,VA ILE,
Norris tp. Washington Pa. 60g. 214847.
I certify that I have used AleAllistcr's al
Heeding Vegetable Ointment, or the World'
Salve, for a balding in my wife's lama, wide
has given her incalculable benefit; also,on.on
. my children, fur sore eyes, Which give im
mediate reßef. I, therefore, recommend it a
a good medicine. I'ARKEWREED,
Hopewell tp. Washington Co. Pa. Aug. 21,'47.
' Around the box are 'directions for using illc•
Allister's Ointment, for Scrofula, Liver Corn;
plaint, Eyresipelas, • Teller, Chilblain, Seal.'
Head, Sore eyes, Quincy, Sore throat, Booncln't
too, Nervous affections, Pains, Head ache,
Aithma, Deafness, Ear ache, Burns, corns,
all diseases of thf skin, Sore Lips, Pimples,
Smelling of • the Limbs, Sores, Rheumatism,
Piles, Cold fait, Croup, Swelled, or Broke , l.
prdast, Tooth ache, Ague in the face, iS•ci,4c.
• IS.MOTIIRS and IsIURSPIS knew its vale' ,
in :cane of "swollen" or Sore Breast, the)
would alwhys apilly it. In such cases, if free,
ly used, and according to the directions around
each hex, it gives relief in a very few hours.
BURNS_—It is one of. the best thitigs in th
world Bir Burns. (See'illiectiona for usin,;
•
•
it;)
PlLES—Th(lll;ll'de aro' yeeriy cured b: ,
!hie Ointment. ~It never falla,in giving relict
for ;
.101:1 4 This 'olntment is good • for, any , part o f
, limbe *hen ' inflamed . • In 'Bonn
cake ius h is! to 'applied ,
be gerlel)44
:unleed Abe ,"pamq pf.JAMES. , ,'MeALIS,TEIt i 4.
,ArriAten mitbA:p9n `.every
PRICE - '.IV :I`,.P,IVW - CENTS A BOX,
For sale by'rmy."egarite4nMll - qho • principal
eitieoun4,towna the .UnitolL Stelae.
. JASt4.MetALISTEW
re: Solo Proprietor of tho oboe° . Modieinea.
PiiHeipel'Oilleo nfetotop4l(oB4 , lll,u9in,ST:
Philada Iph
lit - AGENTS,RZY,d,Aq r
I „,l, l 4.4 l .l.l.eigel,.Meeltinteaburg*Y4%4,3llM
0
; ,tVV. f 'Singie4i,liurchlown: -
,ithoad'& . Wherry;
Joiolikilidiferiork; NOk V) I I C. '
',W. : l ;i - 44:i, 01.1D4:
1,,t THIVG 4II ' , ‘. ' t` '"" 'CLOTH : I/46 I '
ii'lifir.' a u aorilio'ry ii itll ii. ' i der: roiutifeli 'front(
Nlloololl'l6 tivilli td alithridid'qigtiOritilattt A , I
githdePickViiilcrilltiniP.'Wolir,' With -' which , ll'iSy` •
-
ii i. itteri3Pallgringtif , eiktJj nd lice 'nil 0 t ei , tot 'On ;`piti . " 7 .,
ons:of Carlisle and ,theeitil l oilifdliti' otshitteY:k'
`lmy. havo ailthtipil.aii , 6m:him ,out of ' " ..
I ,4 '4lailatf , ,CtDlßtaik,,,pict q aZt,cl6.', , ,' ~' 1"
iiittiiiii3drosa n iiBais'hOtiltli ;iirsiiliiil; ioil i s
ants, shirts,_ bdabiiiej cOjittilfhatir , -4111, 1 1i:
rowers, gleivos;(sWekihl i t 1 , t a i tv o iN er v r a •
ate, pookaphanditofdh7 fir:- atiblitio:ed hats
Ml. Caps, trinflisiViiiih nelia4ti:and ym,brollue
il oXwlitoli ,941icito*,,thny intend iionitiggotin,
i
'ory ' s'n'all ii'dv,i2.llflo,fting.)o,tY coitti likAnilsr. ; heir motto" “env4M, i , pro4ta 1 and•qamh tla9Nf&
, rhey.wish it to ho,.ittitla{9tOod • that thak icilt!4' . . ,
ifs , is a!I manufactured, andor "their own: super
ctendence, an 4, nbtiti . ,ttik t ait l ir,, hsolotit we ,
,oralblMl3o Wit,iquAt'oNtar'Y'.4ll6 # ',tip tb ~.-,,
f
t f
1 tlldvini r iin,...nipailin?aed,',,,etittOr' „1 1 ,,Ftt e' ',fit'.
lhoitlizathhifelitnifritj;they,'firi/lito,p' F„ ' e,c l L4),% nltP,i,
trpitidoik , aft'y iii'ilolo dr% 1 0t 1 . 1 1 ,1')g. 7 i in ' 0 1 5 4,;• tli ) 1 7, 7
Iblidtlie 'di , l(ll4tAttliftilili )iyafincr,d`d If Afar,. ji 3 O ; ',c,
tldefo; 4o . 10 7 ,1101,1), ,1 8614.4Y1NG,5V0Ac:4
, :kfiqktitllunlivtll , 4inraZt.iiirectly i , oßipSitif,„P:
14effy6t , LOonfeetiongil Storb• '-`, - 'l o6 9lri '
.' , '•11 . • ~.- g - t t`.7"', 7" , ` - t "'l''' ~ .'",1,,- , ~,, _;;,;
~,,,ti.,) , ,,,,„ 410?i , 61.,n ,ty,!v,r- , t 44,(), k 4 e, P. ........'
,- "2-'”, ifplins.lllltt'qa ' tz.g
,
, - 31 L 6 / 1 4 11 /; -,4 -4911113allio•-
i.am-Rait4,
fl
bet', . Mutual
-Fire Insurance, Company O4l3erltuid pliancy
tWridiatikoCrn,i3eVof,,Meinbly, iS nbeirlly
iledpefatioq utiddr,. t . 11 4) Manage:
inept of iliefro iotkitigUmlitideion'efs, viz:
,i Jacob ,Shel iy Wmiß.,Gorgas,-M!cluitH oak
3,Melchoir'Brennemati;':Christinit 'Stnyinan,
Simon ,Oyster,, TAWS H yer,
Henry Logan, .•Itetjamin .r Musser, J acob
Kirk, Samuel ProWoll, Joseph 'Wickersham:
The rates of insurance are as low and favbra- .
hie as any . Company of the kind in the State.—
Parsons wishing to hoCiime members are ipvited
to make application to the agents, of the compa
ny, who are to, wait upoii them at any
Juno.
JACOB Sit KLLY, President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
LF.WIB Hven, Secretary.
MICITAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer.
'yO:4ll7' 49. •
211
.).• ' . AGENTS.
CionlooAsir! C oll7ll ll.ltUdalph . Martin, New
Ciilnhorlen t i, C B Herman, KingSfcrwn, Henry .
•Zhatiit, ShirOmanstown, Robert 'Moore and
Charles Bell, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Mechan
icsburg. Dr. J. Ali!, Clutrehtewn.- ... - ,'", --
-'York iviiiifir - lblifi'Slierrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin,
John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S'Ficking,
Dover, Daniel Raffensberger, J '.V Craft. -
Ilarrieburg.-1 louser & Lochman.
Members of the. Company having Policies
bout to expire can haVe thentoradevved by'inalt.
ng application to any Oho-agents.
---- Erma - ITRANtiIEr. -
The Girard L ie suran'ce Annuity
and Trust Compaq of Philadel
phia: • •
Office No. 159 Clleitratt Street, Capital $3OO.
000. Charter Perpetual.
CONTIN HE to make Insurances on LiVes
on the most favourable terms, receive and
execute Trusts, and receive Denositsdn Inte
rest..
Ilia Capitol being paid up and invested 4, to
gether with accumulated premium fund, affords
o PEREECT SECURITY to the insured. The pre.
'mime may ho paid in yearly, hall yearly, or
quartdrly payments.
.The °Company - add a BONUS at stated pe•
rinds to the insurances for life. This plan
insurance is the most approved or, ono is more
generally in use, then any other in Great Bri
tain, (where the subject is best understood' by
the_pyonle. and where they, have hod the long
est experience,) as- appears from the fact, that
- equal-147 Life Insurance Companies there, of
all - kinds, 87 aro on this plan.
The first BONUS gas appropriated in De•
comber, 1841, amounting to 10 per cent. en the'
sum insured under the oldest polices; to Itt per
cent., 73 per cent., &c, &c., on others, in pro
portion to the time of standing, making an ad
dition•of $100; .$87.50; $75 3 &c.,,Edc. to every
$l,OOO, originally insured, which is an average
of more than 50 percent 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 front Life luau
ranee Register of the Company, thus : •
Policy. Sum Bonus on Amount of Policy Ist.
Insured Addition Bonus payable a
party's deeea n e
No 50 , 81.000 8100•00 s l ,lo o ' oo
F 8 2.50(1 250.00 2,750 00
205 4,500 400•011 4,400110
270 2 ,sth I 175 . 00 2'170 . 00
333 5,000 437 , 50 0'437 . 00
'"ts contain'
ns '
Pamphlets containing the table
. ot rates,
and explanations of the subject ; forms el ap
plication, and 'anther information can be had at
the office, gratis, in person or by letter, ad
dressed to the President or Actuary. . .
B \V RICHARDS, President.
J-NO F JAMES, Aettiary.
in:2'4oly
GROCERIES 1. GROCERIES 1
11.:VIT.T A lirt I VAL ➢Y . TITInTrA MER CUAI liEri I.A NI
111111 E Cheap Family Grocery Store of -Jo
seph I). Halbert, \Vest bl"in street, Car
•
reacivod a largwand fresh supply
01 the hest FAMILY GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia nisi etin afford. The-subscri
Ler has just returned from the city. and wont
respectfully iimite his friends and the publie
generally, both in town and country,- to- call
and examine for themselves his large and in
cretiiied stuck, which embraces all the artielo-,
'usually kept in his lyre of business. Such ns
Rio, Java and St Domingoljuid Laguirn Coffee ;
Imperial, Young llyson and Black Teas, of
very sliporior quality and (Inver; Lavering's
crushed, loaf, falling loaf, and loaf sugars, or
ange grove, clarified New Orleans and brown
Sugars of every grade and quality, with price to
suit. floury, sugar house, Orlearis and syrup
Molasses. Spices of all kinds, which he will
warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Ce
dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs, hall
bushel metwures, butter bowls. butter print:
butter ladles, wash rubbers, &e Clot het
(alley sewing, traveling and market baskets t
all Castile, fancy, rosin
SOAPS. Also, a ~e tteraleassortmern
and smoking T 0.., BACCO, spentish
and common CIGARS. Rupee
Brufihel . ofall kinds. Prime Cii El
on hand. Sperm, Wintor, strainoi
and Cornmpn OILS.
GLASS, QU
===ll
new pattern:l of
sots. with (-no
=MEE
MEM
reelhut
10 rOre b,.a„ttdd
tile 4ili,S,rll/ , l* Id
Itanks,.and Itup
and particular at
toutittuunce of their support.
Oct 3, 1849. . JOS. I). HALBERT
THE SYMPTOMS OF WORDIS
Are the tongue often white and loaded; the ,
breath heavy and foetid; a disagreeable '
or sweetish taste in the mouth; occasionally
thirst; the appetite extremely variable, some.
times remarkably deficient, and at others ve
racious. - There is sometimes a sickish feeling
with vomiting of mucous; flatulence of the
stomach and intestines; Tails in the abdomen,:
swelling and hardness of the abdomen; tire
bowels ore irregular; the stools are slimy; and
there is .an - occasional appearance of worms
in the evacuations; tile urine is often milky
And turbid; there is frequently itchiness of the
foindament end nose, Which is ofte swollen:
there is occasionally - disturhedoileep, with
grinding of the teeth; and sudderi , stwalting in
a fright.
• There mire , at Unica, headdelie or
giddiness, ringing.in thsr cars, or even deaf
ness, faintness, eonvulspins;:dreivalness, indo
lence of manner, ill temper's •-lti./sorne cases
epilepsy and cholera, edit even, apoplectic and
paralytic symptoms, and several of the signs of
dropsy of the bruin arid catulepsy appear eon.
nomad with worms. h'isquently there is
short dry cough, and pleuritic pains; some
times feeble' and irregular pulse, palpitatiOns
and an, irregular fever ; the countenance, is
gonardlly pallid or salloviyand Somewhat bloat
ed, and there is aceitatenaLlieshing of one or.
both eheekes Any Apo of theso'signsisindi
eistive.Ar,,Worrhs, and; the must efrectilal'bbst
and cheapest. remedy isi•Dr. Jelin .Is-Myers'
.Worm ace; prepared' RAW
',INS, at his Wholestile'and.,Retall'peticS(oo';l
Carlisle, sPaii•And'.nentt,,
Mittenitignatut* ,
an ilitt.W.Q!*;;A,4lltittiii:le*ln3i,so;ool46"
vh
citio.iii'.4,4lc,lii4;?,Xepariaildn.;failti,ll give
.010511 stitrefdhilims Ter(
,wll9n
Mado.iiiSoidirietss:theldireotions,•le'o44titint
and-.will be taken - fitstidleux
En,iivoit,44 t iipc'plitui siimiiimt
the earet'iff auk t tbkti#M4' dasA.,
ittc•rn bst - : •reii iota a hi ti•
'Br; MA CHINE; SHOPrii -
CAHLIS I I E:FOUNDAY -
„ ~,
of q c :iipi': :Al i t , ,, b`cob . ; Tit i:- .., ci i l :3 h t l i, , t ,r ci n o 't a,i - ti E ;d : ii l y ho inn n slii a ):gt u ili ' li lt i o lilr i ;e:oo ;3 l.,
and ,havlng "", o " e'a tb ftirliiale all ltinda'ol:
Piitnirtiai 'l4 PrPtnr ~
i S CASTINGS Indio ;
111:°11 ' j" ) ) ' 1 ItA6
''
'I %lost' ncitica. azn
beet,ttyle ii"d
, i„l.,likatintrh,•,.6"lifte'„rinio lb. of Pug:,
hfilehow on,iiii"- a .....iadref Mill, GPaii . ll6f4 fln. !
Ingo! in°ll', " B'Cltiril " ,c " B ' 1 fi 'POillt4 ' l l Vlitt 4 C s 4l '
Glidga"i'""gh Cn t fit ` 'g tb 'e. 'COI Idr griil4§k
c - attoy , a;qvak on and 6on,e;tl eixe,fr„
a ''' : 'Cbokinit,, ,
oven '1)'00l'll.' cait?'W,F4ol,,lSt-b9sli;4' litillds
~ , tr,,,li.ialitto` and Conl—Stpvol3.,„,
~, „
n „ .
~,
~,
~...; , and rdriaira CAR S t
_I l_r_co vv l l: l6 s 4 0 7 3 ', 4
• 1,71:11g: ChillOS (111 d 119r89'EP.VeN tifdajTr',,
l, ' 'Other 'Ma 0(1/90MatitaillieililtiqP,
.... v •,ij d a ~..,_ ml
lost tf tit.° Old It otk
to , HaYillg 1 1 ° ,0 ifik:
1 , 4
ili ll' hni l *? ' 11)1. 4 % • ' ` ' I l qtaiiollooll , . 1 1f,,,
all ' f Ceony & •1 • a y,-,tiP riiKil'%ll..i'
to ha,d thorn 'AVM flhdl,W4PVo4s'X',*-''
21‘,Ig8.9.in•Ctt ^'''" '"'-'''' ~- 1:;:',24P1i.- t'r
•••;-
1 , ,''''• ,tlPtin*lS*l4l934s4ThOjin4ll4ol6
1 nnaEsulioarit)at:lttlikflilllqulitPlS,ll4ol ..,
i ' kit ' f m ld a t i 4 F 4-, bmt no ii t ua l d iLI ,
3,/,‘Pla filngpaill'ill *Ciffliiiili,,;a,',,b,riPlafeYl'`
TovoliTikakiti,4ll?"7:44l,joifrlWir2,'iklA ,11,4 c
01011-6000:4)11.0,6Whi1Zil 'iqr'PW'filk,,,, .15.41:41',.q
o •lo,%l6,:!Pripl4o,P(.l4'l l'';' - ';' ," ; l •i , , , '4;li t o
r",,A , T 1T ,vrai5d,V, , ,,.,,,v, •, .: k- ,-'-
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.n't. , ~ l • t`-'--' ` "r -- -7- ' 4, ` •- •-i7-, ''' r' ,r
-%-", -,,,,5.,?;,,;•,;•,,,,),„ '--•, -- '•• ' -'' "- ' .', •
,-.',, •,,, ~...--, ,''• ''''' ' v 1 ~ ~• ..,.- r i ;
EZEMM
also
to of
y tea
y
lets
neete
detm
~_~6u:~F:~J ljilnlel~iJia~ , ,
i:,;~.
RtitritiliNA c gToRE
._•.••..., •
rillANlCsElliofo' , ?thiOdililiefigvof Cork 'slat
-And ; its , vicirrity for theii'firiertiasedlkiiiitr
we,agein requasLiheil,,bor al i a ny 404,16:v0jil 3tlTe
large . and , svlendid4'nesortinuntarlorifAl:ee
• China,' Glass & Quo enstifarel':
Dinner Sote, , Tea'SeteoToilut 'Sotshind :lin, gin .
pieces, either of , Glaiiii - ChinveriSiono.W.a:: - re,
sold in quantities.to.auit nurchbsers, fOr'Nsirtly • an
they chan be hod. elsewhere-4n Ina-et le es
than 'Wholesale Prices, A MERICAN •A NA
ENGLISH BRITANNIA METAL GOOD S
in greater variety than ever Were Offered ii o
the city. FANC VCHINA in gent Initial IT
very cheap. • •
0:: We would invite any person visiting •
city to call and see us—they will nt be
pleased to walk around our beautiful store, 01 id
to view the finest China and the cheapest le;
world produces. .Verriespectfully,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. 219 Chesnut Street.
Phila. sept.2ft'4Ny
-Fl _„
Fancy Funt," - uilb r •Pdatick Tippets
AVID 11.• SOLIS, (suect;s'sor to Stills,
juy - aftithett - Ty - nfirwiwnytienififfilife ,- iwior
every description of FURS, having just re•
tempi from Europa with n SELF CT S.'.l OCR
OF FO ft 5, is now manufacturing them in very
superior sole. and ttini ming them in the most
elegant mariner, sad would invito the attention
of MERCHANTS and OTHERS, to his su. •
parlor rind extensive assortment, which
TI - L N_UXA.C.T.URES eta well IM P he ,
is enabled to offer nt such priers ns few /101.1Se8
in the United States can competc• '
DAVID . 11 . SOLIS,
86 Arch (Mulberry) Street, 6 doors below nd
irit - Next to Louden & Co's. Family Medi
cine Store. -
Philadelphia, nrtg 15 fitn.
Store always closed on Saturdays.
highest Cnsh price paid for Shinning Furs.
N. s:tii:viritrztrcri
.
ilgent for the.sale of Southworth Alanufaetta
Co's Writing Papers. Warehouse,
Minor St., Philadelphia.
100 CASES of the above suptsrierni.
pore now in store, and for stile to the r.
!rade at the lowest market prices; - eensistira ira
part of—
Fine thick Flnt Caps, 12, 14, 35 and 15 lbs.,
blue and white.,
Superfine Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white.
Extra super and superfine Folio l oete;L7ne
end white, plain and rulede,
Superfine Commercial Pcists, blue and whits
plain and ruled.
gilt. .
Extra super-/Linen Note ; Pcters, plairt and-''
.• Superfine end fine BilrPnpefe. long and Broad
Superfine and fine Counting House Ceps mid
•
Posts, blue and White,
Extra Surer Cimgress Cups and Let tere, plain
and ruled ; blue and - white..
Extra super Congress Caps and -Letters, gilt.
Superfine Sermon Caps end Poste. •,
Superfine blue Linen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Pests, blue and White; plain
and ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers end Etoclopcsi
''Lawyer's''' Brief Papers.
Superfine andAne Caps and Posts, ruled and •
pieitt,,,bluo and white, various qualities and
prier'..
Also, 1000 reams white and nsfortcd Shoo_
Papers, Bonnet Boards, NNliite end at. , orted
Tissue. Ten, Wrapping. Errivelope. escorted &
blue Mediums, Cap Wrappers, Hardware Pa.
pers, &e.
• fiy4
'Manufactory of rocket Bo'' u?, /Lc..
•
KO 52i Chesnut Street, above Seem !.
PRILADELPVIA.. •
_ .
TUN substkiber respectfully-solicits public at
, tennon to his superior and tasteful stock of
Poeket Books,"Bariker's Cubes, Bill Books,
Dressing Casei,'"Card Cases, Port Mo
names, Purses, Pocket Knives, and
- other fine'Cialery, Gold Pens; and " '
Pencils,. Seger Cases, Chess
Men, Back Gammon, •
Boards; Bonirms, bro.
Ills assortment cc:theists orthe most Is. Inoue
ble and modern styles, of the finest (polity and
excellent workman Ship, embracing every desir
able' fancy pattern, which he %vitt at All tinto
be prepared to exhibit and furnish wltitlettale or
retail on the most reasonable tel
'O;7 - Purchasers who desire to supply them
selves with articles of the best quality will con
sulk ihseir own interests bY.talling at this' pa
tablishnict.t. F II SMITH , , r
Pocket Book Manniturer,
MIL/ scP.s 4 m 52/- Chesnut Street
WAtb:
)11ES'k, NIITA'Z'CIIES I
crnat induc.• t A r—
nients to prr• ut
801411 in want /lo a
of 0-0 0 9
II 'Can
6
• •
LIG received 'additional supplies ol
hold and Silver W ATCHES of every
description, from London, Liverpool and Swit
zerland importations, is now prepared to turn
-1;1r the very hest article at a price far below
any ever irllcreil, of the saute quality, nod which '
vabnot Ire undersold by any oilier eiom in
Philadelphia or elsewhere. lively watch sold
will he perfectly regulated, and warranted to
be as good as represented .
Wagehes at the following law prices:
Gold Levers, full a jewerd,lB carat cases, $2B 'OO
Silver do 12 00
Gold Lepines, jeweled, 1861'''1'0 eases •22 GO
Silver do do ' ' • 800
The L. R. Bre:null Gold Pen, a superior'
article in silver ease, with p‘enciLand warranted
81,90; Gold Pencils for - el, and upwards, Gold'
Medallions, find Locket for Dagurrrcotype Like
nesses, Gold Chains and flair bracelei.s preast
Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, and a general
.assorttnent ol every description of Jr welt y•
;at Unusual low pliers.
aV'e. 1.10 Mirth street, 2d door below ..Rare
(street, Philadelphia.
LEWIS R. BROOMALL
0ct31,1.9 . .49,6m„ (Pierce, 4g4nhd
A Purely Vszeta.ble Medieine.
• ix/ QRSDELL ' s vEuETABLEicEsTQ.
V RATIVE PILLS have neon gradually
bat surely comeing into laver,-amoi/Thefami
cs of this Country for eons yeurspast#o. , ,Tliey
itive done this'entirely-ttirough their grey worth
s a FAMILY MEDICINE, • .Agotibideliave
'been appointed but no pulling and , ltuMllitig 'such.
be is resorted to by nutmkstosoll Merv - 6411in°.
;ins been done. The pills are 'Offered Aur. , 4liale
and have and willtiontinue to bwerildtliyAllikiire
principal storekeepers. Tlie,propiAtorvail . ii-j .
for their Medicine dm following tidvailt44xi*,.
till others--via; . They are P•DRFLYNEG.RI;,'
TABLE. They aro CI. RTAIN TO l `qP,E-'
RA I . E. .Their • operation is FREE
PAINO.• They can be useci witfiEQUAUDF.IsI
EFIT by the YOUNGFSTINFAIIT
S I'RONGES.T l%l , — , Theirifficieticrid Fe-;
veto; Ague,Herufaclies.
Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, Scc.)iatilieoh'pro='•
yed upon thousands: •TheY 'are 6i.Certain Cure. ,
for Worms. The proprietors Posithiiii,:Tir; °era
onto from n gentleman in St. LouiswkONV4l3l.7.6:(l,i
red'of n.'l'APE .. VOltlll .byahft': uso"+M ' hfititif' -°
TRY THINI—'I I f/Fy-;W,411.:L NOT?cgAIL.
Travellingegont for tbir State, ofrrediffiy,lya
bile,;tri&sk2s6t6 •
a box containing FIFTY PlLL.S . ;withifhllfiiV
motions. bitAlio r following.agents•in Cumberlardlt,
County n 't , ; • r,,1:1,1, - y,54,
For-sale by Dlt RAW,LIN'S Carliklet:Poy: -
J"Ern 'H. nElt/tONt—Nevile
Ay..M,g,..HAYEs.-m-Shipimsbnrg. , . • •tt..
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'Proprietors; Laboratory; No 14ttChostritiOtireetY, , •
Pniladelplita;- •, • 't•
I ,I,nnuary,.,24dr, 1849,'
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