.. ... . . . . , . : .. . _ . , .. .. .. . , '. , . . illtW Arier .4 f....e.r**....T.N.-176.11.,r 0 , -4,1,,,, L 714- '4 .-- 0 -:.: 42%,:u.ruiliA e. 6 4 "'MOW' :r.riViNi.AVEli''OV,:'ke,tl*X.e.el,..,,Atirkilitik.SAV - I —=.l— • • CorreepondeparortheM &merlon &-V. S. Gazette FROM ';llVlSMitlifo'Foill.• ;•, Mr. Ciavle Second Speech on his Compkomise Meindutions. • °" WASH NGTON Felirunr '6.' This has.heen a day ,of,extraordinary interest, shared alike lby. the tild3 and. the young, abd wit hotftregard kr lex Or' con dition. ; It fiadbee'a atinouriced' that Mr. Clay was to ad dress the . Senate at length, on his Co which was sufficient to excite' public mid sity, and to ensure a large a4endance; For hours before the regular time of meeting, the galleries were densely thronged, and every avenue leading to them and to the floor of the chamber, was.'crowded with akiriqua_and patient Spectators The lidWasserted their prerogative so sternly al to super sede the• standing rules, and the chairs 'of "grave and reverend" Senators were graced with presence and beauty, that seemed better flitted to legislate in Tita nia's realm. It has been my good for tune to witness many of these grand and brilliant exhibitions, but I have never be fore seen a senatorial spectacle presenti ng so many attractions of Antellect, station, wealth, fashion and disp lay , The 'pomp, pride and circumstance 'of the world was present, and he who could fail to receive inspiration from such an audience, must have wanted a soul .to receive it: It was an inspiring scene to behold—one of those striking. &turas of life which cling to the memory in after years, and which one treasures from personal association, as a part of the history of an illustrious states man, passing from thegreat stage of pub lic affairs. , The magnitude and moment of the question ; the advanced period of Mr. Clay's life ; his fame as an orator, and, more than all, his patriotic endeavor to compromise and heal the difficulties which now distract the Union, contribu ted to give unusual And excitin g interest to the occasion. As soon,as the ordinary business was disposed of, Mr. Mangum called for the -- special - ordis.r - orl - h - e — t day, and — Mr. Clay • rose to address the Senate. He seemed deeply impressed with .the solemnity of the duty which he had undertaken to discharge, and commenced by invoking divine interposition •to direct the councils of the nation. He ascribed the source of ' all the danger which .naw threatened the - parties for ascendancy in the two sections, and implored senators on both sides to divest themselves of all political considerations, and meet the'question like patriots, who. were resolved to sacrifice every thing but . honor for the good of the country'. After • a beautiful and thrilling exorditim, in which he seemed to rise up like some guardian spirit to admonish of approach ing peril, he took up the resolutions seri atim, beginning with that which provides for the admission Of CaLi(orphi, and end ing with the one in regard to the bounda ry of Texas. His speech was intended as a serious and statesmanlike exposition of the principles involved in the resolutions, and therefore Mr. Clay endeavored to ad• dress the reason and intelligence of the Senate, rather than to appeal to its inter ination or feeling. His positions were taken with caution and sustained with a bility,particularly that in which he main tained that the subsisting laws excluded slaveryin the territory acquired from Mexico. The argument by which he labored to satisfy the Senate that- the-ad- justment of the boundary of Texas be longed to Congress, and not ,to the - Su preme Court, or any other tribunal. was less forcible and convincing. He spoke for two hours; without appearing to suf• fer physical or intellectual prostratiOn, and then yielded to an adjournment, for the purpose of renewing the discussion, tolnorrow on the remaining resolutions. The evident inclination of the speech was favorable to the northern view of the question, aid from that fact some parts of it were not received with particular favor by the South. • Indeed, it was evident frain the tone of opinions to day, as well as from declarations made by Southern Senators when the resolutions were first introduced, that the compromise could not expect the support of that 'section. Not- withstanding this obvious embarrasment, Mr. Clay is sanguine of success, and flatter himself with the belief that his proposition will finally be adopted, with slight modifications. This confidence is derived, to a great extent, from the, vote on. Root's resolution, and the inferences which have been drawn from it. If that fact fbrnishes the only ground of hope, hlr. Clay, and those who thinkewith him, are deceived. ", In commenting upon that vote yesterday, 1 endeavored to show upon the most tin doubted evidence, that the northein Whigs ivhci'sustained the motion to lay on the.table, took that mode of expressing their partiality towards the policy of the, President, whilst, at thesaine time, they endeavored to remove a cause ol agitation. It wife 4io denial or re pudiation of theoprinciple asserted by the Free States, nor designed lien liutrender of the proviso in any brie. : They adeptinhat course, knowing it might' subjects-Abele to misrepresentation, but_ feeling, of the same tithe, that they were acting' tot the beet inte rests of the country. The,•Wkigs Who'refu sed to. follow the lead 01,. Mr. Root, lire as sincerely . the . friends of. they great .principle • winch • lies at the bottom of , tbe Proviso, as • • either he or those who pmfess:sentuch zeal in the cause of free . ' soil. ',(They 4,ielded nothing of ponvictiokor in pursuing the policy whiCh they,stlopted,!toCare enti tled to.ored ir*ya.'respritit' ler the Morel cour age :eithifttited 'under such disiteVen,!n#ol36 appee~anuea.; U' the South isideliurnfined , moist On,the establiehrneet of territorial ger ernMents, and Wilt not acquiesce the re-. commendation °Litt lhesident, .then the Proviso will be •iittaelled:as-surerus it is. pro posed,,and,bithe' vote Ophsi - very men who voted to lay Root's resolution' oti - the They desire'' that' this cup . thOuld pass lient their lips, and therpoieexhibitedzitiery:dis.' positiOit tei . tiVolean' gone. - Whioli ",mentierni, such'`aliirrriitjg, con`eegtiitiicee , and ';is. so Ur- , aecePtalile,tO.,cme„geartel.ol the Union., .But it it 01* come,. they' ;not% shrink •:,(rorn the Msponiiibiltly ! i pf•,argue,;therefer,e, tronel - these.proinisesitasAtelL as from other infer- - mation,t , thiC , ltilti.Clity?eConipromise.Cannot ptisSitind.ithattt . tdrritorial•';goVernmente inin not, iteeeltt . 'wnhOutttherrestriction; .and ~ • ..to the Metiletiorq'lherefi lidiirape;titiOn'l e oteoiritprzetiOi ir.While`thaVpri2 posed b y•(ho Presiden ii priatteable,airiteit tii r ifStitith pule and;.surfenderanone`which Iho• North alai f q.,.':).14f1;'1 ~:;' ' ' '.,The7ptruggle now:. pending is' a vital o n e • ' It eictelids4te tha!ttitOli4atiitcaY itvditiptilePlort the 'fiitkolgit 00i.9 1 104.Y.0 1 01,19 1 k Rcltilicqlo4 : -, • - '.'ultiorto4o:Alexicti and Cliba; Which . are. 00111 4:'aidtited•:;aa • ! - the ! tfricOuni , VA.titit, tijostiatlqtiettion.uridairT!v, Sinn thelrr has a an d are now equals.imibe:Senate,,butnannot,reT. main so afuatecaillnajaskriloft,caltiornik—,,, Hence..the 'r dote, re?u3tanue- which', has been exhiflitell thun'hi4 and Anne to be cOyle.untildlite South can eared there in rici puipo.seiikthe,Northlto ex melee the' . power • of,. numbers .unjustly or lo diaserninam 'the wild'and•dangerouirsee,ds of rn abolition among the' Alive holding, Sta!r3W. , . INDEPENI)iiIT." aub elpipgh GR6OERIES T AfEST ARRIVAL BY THE STEADIUR •UUDIBERL AND' 1221133 • Ifi~MClteap FamllyGrocery. Store of . Jo• 'soph 'D. Halbert, West Mom street, ()ar ils e, linsjust received a large and fresh supply of tllkbost FAMILY GROCERIES th at the Philadra markets can afford . The subscri ber has lu7returned frotn . the city, and would respect ully invite his friends anti the public generally, both in town and country, to call and examine for themselves his large and in creased Stock, which embraces all the articler usually kept in lit line of bUsiness. Such as Rio, Java and StDomingo and Laguira Coffee,.; Imperial, Young Epee and Black Teas, of very superior quality and flr.vor; Lavering's crushed, loaf, fulling loaf, and loaf sugars, or ange grove, clarified Now Orleans and brown Sugars of every grade and quality, with price to suit. Honey, sugar house, Orleans and syrup Molasses. Spices of all kinds, which ho will warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Ce dar and painted buckets,• churns, tubs, half' bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints, butter ladles, wash rubbers, &c Clothes, fancy sewing, traveling and market baskets of all kinds. Castile, fancy, rosin and' couqry, SOAPS. Also, a general assortment of chewing and smoking TO BACCO, spanish half spanish. and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always on hand. Sperm, Winter, strained Elephant and Common 'OILS. _ GLASS, QUEENSWARE.—I have also aildcd to mY already largo stock, a number of sow patterns of White Granite and fancy tea seta. with CROCKERY WARE of every do= fcription, which I will sell at the lowest prices nor cash. Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here tofore bestowed upon him by a kencrous public, the subscriber tenders them his hearty & sincere thanks, and hopps that in his •efforts to please and particular attention to business, to merit a continuance of their support. Oct 3, 1849. JOS. D. HALBERT. NE Er - la - O , OD S. CLOTHING! Eff/—shirscritni shn a rom Philadelphia with a splendid assortment of goods for gentlentons wear, with which they intend offering great inducements to the situ, zoos of Carlisle and Ihe surrounding country. They have on hand'an'assortment of Ufa 12 Azr CD , suck us dress coats, cloaks, over coats, vests', 'pants, shirts, bosoms, collars, u'nder'shirts, drawers, glovoa, stockings, silk and other era vats,—pockat—handkerchiefs' -suspenders,-- hats and Caps, trunks, traveling hags and umbrellas all of which articles tliny intend selling at a very small advance on city- cost, having for their motto "small profits end quick sales."— They wish it to he understood that their , cloth infi is ail manuiactured under their own super intendence, and not in ,the city, hence they are enabled to warrant every article they sell. Having an experienced cutter engaged in their e stablishment, (hey are prepared to make to order any article of clothing in a neat, fash ionahle and substantial mannor and at short no tice' ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON, North Hanover street directly opposite P. Menyer's Confectionery Store. [oct3 3m GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING 'llO the citizens of Car isle dud surrounding country! arrived a large and splen• did assortm nt of fashionable ready-made CLOTHIN , for the fall and winter trade, at the store of S. Goldman, south-east corner of Main street and Market Square, Carlisle.— The undersigned, respectfully informs tho citi zens of Carlisle and adjoining country., that he has just arrived from Philadelphia, with a large assortment of Fashionable Ready Made Cloth• ing, which for cheapness .and quality never hes been witnessed in this place, such as French, German and American Cloth DRESS AND FROCK COATS, Over Coats, and Business Coats, of all descriptions, Cloths, Cassimeres, and Sattinot Sack Coats, fine bl'k and fancy,, , eassimore Pantaloons, superior .volvet-eloth-and—sattinet- VESTS. Also, a large assortment of fancy Handkerchiefs, fine white Linen, Striped and red flannel - Shirts, cotton and woollen night Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms, Collars, &c. Beautiful fall style of HATS & CAPS, will be sold at prices ~cheaper than any whore else. Gentlemen arc invited to call and exa mine his goods, as he is sure, that those why 'buy will go away with a good FIT and cheap prices, •.` - '7 4 . 1 9 SAMUEL GOLDMAN. Sept 26. '49.-6m. Mind JrZez I its raf,oory. ' HCLARK, Vonitian llltnd Manufacturer. sign of the GOLDEN EAGLE, No. 139 and 143, Sonth.Second Street, below Dock Street. PH,ILADELPHIA. Keeps always on hand a largo and fashionable assortment of WIDE and NARROW SLAT WINDOW BLINDS, manlaetured in the best manner; of the best .materiale, and at the lowest cash prices Ilaving refitted and enlarged his establishment he is prepared to complete orders to any amount at the shortjst notice. Constantly on hand an assortment of MAHOGANY FURNITURE of every variety manufactured expressly for his own sales, and purchasers may therefore rely on a goodiurticle. • *Orders from a distance packed carefully and sent free of porterage to any part of the tiy. [aug 15 1y)) H. CLARK. Pure Fresh Cod Liier Oil. MOB now and valuable Medicine, now used by the medical profeesion with such astonishing efficacy in the cure of Pul-, monary Consumption, Scrofula, Chronic 1111011- malign', Gout, General Debility, Complaints' of the Kidneys &e. Leo ., is prepared from the liver of the COD FISH for medicinal use, expressly for our miles. , (Extract from the Lbndon Medical tronrnal.) "C. J. B. Williams, M. D., 'F. R. S., Proles-, sor of Medicine in University College, Lon don, Consulting Pliyairdaii 'to the Hospital 'for, consumption, &c., says : i have prescribed the Oil hi above four' Minified cases of tuber T *, culousdiseaseof the Longs, in different ;dates,: which have been under my care the last two years 'and a -half. In the large number of cases, 206 eukof 234, Its use was followed by marked and snequivocal improvement, vary ing In degree in different cases, from a tempo-' rary:relardation of the progress of tho disease and a netigation 'of distressing symplonie, up toqi more or less complete restoration to appa rent health. ." 1 . ' . . .. "The oftect-of the Cod LiVer Oil in most of : thinie easys.waa New, remarkable. Even in a fbw days the Co:nigh was. , m,ittgated, the avec. .; toratlen diminished. it , q4 l o3llland opacity, the night eweafs , ceosed,v'the , pulse '. became slower, and Of batter volume, and the 'appetite; flesh and . ptrength - were •grailually imprinted: i"ln,conelliaienTropdat nil& the ' pure' 'fresh oil 4ronaltheAver ef the,Cod •Is 'more • benefialal ,i.ili the treatnnint.,,of pulnion t iry "Consumption ; illtin‘eny;efrittf,lM,. ..,efficinaLdietetio or . regime. nal,thaV has: yet•been.employed,t l ~ !, ~..,,,,. l 1 Andre have ' made' arrangements to Inmate 1 - the Cod` Liver Oil, fresh , frent- Need ginner' 41 can now be liiitt chemically pur e by the eitOglel . bottleinr in boiesdf one dezen'each.i . +.;;W144 Its'vvenderful efftp,V,ht4,lnduced'enmerou e • epurieE. l 4o4o:thef." . ;4l,i,', l o . ,looeXi c d;iperldi enthely'en*, purity;:tco.rkuch care Cannot ,bo r• 'Oiled ,4.proouringit,gon4lng,,,, ; ~ 1, . r Eyed , Odle hayingron.lt : our written eigna j,tdre;:may bedepended upon an genuine.; i• ~A., "..7.-- ; PaMphletal containing •en analysis, 4 of. the Oil ; With notices- of , it.' , Roin , lor ediatil- Jo untali4 will be‘iientide - Artie 'who address', pii'free I- of ; -postage. ' JOHN C. BAKER'& CO.; ' t " • . k• ----- "WholeteleMtkfiletc-all4. Chetffifner -.octlO-ly 0 100 'Ninth Thiia etl, , Phila.' ' , i, : •;COUCA,HS - 1.%2) - OLDS!' 17 - I MAT, 4 ',' 'i . "I:l4 l ,lAfilett qiiitgli,oatiop. ; ',, ~,. i , OW : IG ':thii:lieason , for 'U:O.D . GIIS And - b ; ,giAps:.,,:whOL.vu b lie ,assornblioit Pre tio: regnentli e distarbed, *by the Cdughcif seine. suffering inilividual.:,Swkldeern it ; rather ;en act, of.nbaritir to advert ta , lanjr,-,olle:Viaticiii'ortlie, eVil,and'wculd'eciiifidontlY;reanaimplir,poC TOß WlLYJY' l3 ,intrinitibiff-leirtddy als-enir o i.. 3111 1 OF.dg. I, i O .YERCSEPP , N. 11.7 fain sale. ;• AD-4114i4F 4 1G1:g" - • , 1 11 , 1ochanicaburg:nov7.qf."‘ n • - • EWE 4)1)* ••• • n:- ttailtll3, •• THE , GREA , 4111 lATORL,, OF . P .I 44PP.PW* ; !T 11114IAIVICFEL it!) .tha,Ciiizehs ~ and its. Vicinity fofllniir.lacrea.. 4 o'cUltOrn,. again'itiqueet theit , 'Cdranany. 'tii.viisurour large and Splendid ,assertinent, of - Dinnsr,Sets,,Tea;Sets„ Tollist . Sete, and single pieces, either of Qilass :China or Stone ., Ware,. sold in quantities to suit ' .putchasers, foriess than. they than be had elsewhere—ln Jodi at less than Wholesale. Prices. AMERICAN. AND: ENGLISH BRITANNIA METAL GOODS in greater iittriety,thiln ever 'before offered in' the city. FANO Y .- CHINA in godeariety very cheap.• (KY'We would invite any person visiting the city to call and see us—they will ..at least be pleased to walk around our beautiful store, and to view thb finobt China and The cheapest the world produces. Very respectfully, --. TYNDALE & MITCHELL, • No. '219 Chesnut Street.. 1t26'491y Phila. so Manufactory- of Po eket-800 No. 52 Chesnut Street, above Serond. . PIHLADELP.H.T.A. HE subscriber rtspectfully solicits public at. T tendon to his superior and tasteful stock o Pocket Books, Bunker's Cases, Bill BoOks, Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Port MO naies, Purses, Pocket Knives, and other fine Cr.ttlery, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Segar Cases, Chess Men, Back Gammon, Boards, Dominos, bre. His assortment coniists of the most forhionn blo and modern styles, of the finest quality and excellent workmanship, embracing every desir able fancy 'pattern, which he will at all times be prepared to exhibit and furnish Wholesale or retail on the most reasonable terms. VT - Purchasers who detiirc to supply them selves with articles of the best quality will con sult.their own interests by calling at this es tablishment. F H SMITH, Pocket Book Manulactuter, •Philn srps Stn 521 Chesnut Street. WATCHES ! WATCHES! Great induce mentsto per in - w sow;aizt of a _go o ATCII! HIIVING received additional supplies of ,Gold and Silver WATCHES. of every description, from London, Liverpool and Swit zerland importations, is now prepared to turn -1 ish th vor best article - at o price far below cvu trod, unite same quoit ,an w is cannot undersold by any other store in Philadel his' or elsewhere. Every watch-sold will be perfectly regulated, and warranted to I be as good as represented. LOTHINo ! ! ►Patches at the following low prices Gold Levers, full jewero,lB =menses, $2B 00 Silver do do 12 00 Gold Lepines, jeweled, IS carat cases 22 00 Silver do do_ 8.00 TheL R. — Bromall Gold Pen, a superior article in silver case, with pencil,and warranted $1,50; Gold Pencils for 81, and upwards, Gold Medallions, and Locket for Dagurrreotypc Like nesses, Gold Chains and I lair bracelets Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, and a general assortment of every description of .leN% ell y at unusual low prices. No. 110 North '2d street, 2d door below Race street, Philadelphia. _ _ • LEWIS R. BROOMALL 0c131,1849,6m (Pierce, ✓Agent.) Watches and Jewely CHEAPER THAN EVER Wholesale. and Retail—At the "Philadelphia Watch and Jew * airy Store," No.I)G North 5E ,,›... • -..,- ' COND street, corner of guar ft-71-'-fl'IV I i'. \ ii' -- ry street.. Gold Lovers, 18 k. cases, full jewelled, $3O and upwards Silver Levers, lull jewelled, $l5 Bnd upwards. .Gold Lepino, 18 k. oases, jewelled, $25 -and upwards Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards Silver Quarticr Watehes, $4 t 0,10.... Silver Spoons, equal to coin, Per sett—Tea, $5, Desert $lO, Table $l5, other articles in pro portion. All goods warranted to be what the are sold fora Constantly on hand a largo assortment of fine GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE Also, an assortment of M J Tobias & Co., E-Simpson-, - Samuel - & - Brathers;-E - S - Yares - & - Co, John Harrison, 0 & R Beesley. and other superior Pater% Leiter Movements, which will be cased in anystyie desired Arrangements have been made with all the above named most celebrated manufacturers of England, to furnish at' short notice any required style of Watch, for which orders will be taken, and the name and residence of the person or dering:put' on if requested: novB] h I 'I J I' ~I ).• IO)_ll In all Christianized and civilized countries, has caused a larger proportion of deaths titan any other malady that af filiate the human family ; .and„ until within a few years, there has not been any certain remedy to stop the devasta tion of that destroyer. But now— BRANT'S INDIAN° PULIIONARY BALSAM cures very many of the ' most strongly marked and developed OILY OP HOLSIONA EY CONSIINIPTION—rooI, undoubted Cares of ulcerated and &gourd LUNGS—such HOPELESS WOWS as' were never before cured bo any other medicine. So utter. .ty hopeless Worn sums of the Ea:Ma persons, as to haven Leen pronounced by physicians and friends to 40 ACTUAL LP PV!NO. 801110, who had their burial-clothes made, have been cured, and got live ; others, who it was said would not lien another day, aro now us well and hearty as tinny ever were. it`ossesmoi all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly an powerful and 'active as the preparation which we call DitANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. The Balsam differs from the Extract, hyaena° It possesses eereral medication. whirl; are peculiarly adapted to, and are men Holly necessary far, the care of • COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS, oud nll dlaonsee of a pulreedaiiiTature—euch dleownwal malty 'move co fetal under ordloarytreattnent, when they au nen the Breast, Throat,•lifings, and Mart. Ws BALSAM HEAL/34ED CUREATECERN in the LUNGS, and elsoulicre inkrnnily, aneerlaink and easily - as thil Po- RI V(INC EXTRACT NOW end &oh Meer' eternally. This Bldg= wren NINE egISEB Or Cough end Conomption out of Ten, nttenall other onnedies have jailed to do good., • •• • • Thouifaiads of 'Consumptions • and Chamfer Coirghe 'abundantly provo Its tatfsillny efflricy In ; snub diseases, and its undoubted curative power, and sootisiuM heeling properties, In the following complaints tool Slew:woo, via.: Spitting of Blood, 13leeding at Me Lunge Milo in the Pratte and Si.!,, Niyllt-Swears, Arorrocus Cow.' physic, Palpitation of the Ilmrt, Cholera Wantum,ilysen tery and Summer Complaints In Children and Adults, and all FEMALE WEAKNESSES,& COMPLAINTS. „,tl,?,,ing7f_ cf. dY ! ,94 6 73, l ;Zereipulit t. sl lirieledi'enbtteiln' Vet .114 and'Arrrcootorfrior of the Wm, CUI AA/MI.B PULMONARY BALSAM. B. makes nodifflerence whether thederamtement btrutsjmusion; meek or other tomknew-Ltt REGULATES ALL, by rtrenpihating rho IYSIEM I equalising the, CIRCULA. rit/W.rtn4; soothing and...ablaybry, rtaltvous,uthrrahltdrf. r#7, 1 • 3 , PeMPMotat- .1 1;. , ,•• - • .. eCSNEMN:EiIkkiN. • :A; q 'WO M A is,r• QU,pED I 'We state this: cure, to prove the "ioAlAYX,t,iii, .„ f& Wheir thlellAT.lllAl2 Mused, even alter the, pooton it con- • red by physiciarimandfricruisto - bo,tlpr tho doges of dltedte—octaidly ,pvtao-an, d, In title case, so' sup GONE. shut' troi.tomobn'and Solust;-ct.rivnae were: bought I jAltir! - the partlatielh of,tbla Game And the remoctays p a d usdoubt. "ad pros, of all Mo•MrcOmatancce and Sets' we tater [Ohio' I fltls cure wan elfectortem Mrsaltiri-DYE,thatrof ' ficifctou Spa, Sar*oges , Coyrriy,4l4 ytr9 can mm 0,06, yosd a doubt,Umuyurbrirs,hunqf t ccarMY horebacl_ML.m,:' nitmerable 'ammo ufl , Couglts, and. Consthoptions.,pGßALlA. Aw,hidh ware,rMettorl*KFrabfr.by pfroulTU•sionitatanp..l, I T "i'F ITB ITS • . • , S. X:.;LIPPINVOrroft EIONi rerieattiginer. , ' ut !111 0 ro w , Ponepleanfa, wrote to blay 12.1049, stating, among other entsvPrewhlch had' n e o n -Serlyod from the asst, -BRANWS 'PULMONARY t•RALSAM, that one of theiceastomem,bod just innmed. .Mom' Sod her ch whichitted twin 1 Initdoet to me for, r 9 "v" - Curl4, l o, l flly..‘oP.'°,.r; . 8 RA49;''5 )3 444 / ,AA LIVER. C/ OSIPIEITEPEPSIA '; ebr Pairopidebi:fertforeoreliffectod'hi BRANT.? • AlEpjUi NES. • , • •-. , ''''UtPIROPII,O','D.E FIE N , . and sutatnoo: Oteit l baters,'4n cAddron•rie rotitt'int 01100 1 . 0110 ( 44 M 1 ...0ff1f .4 .1Prrfl 4 18 97 i, r CH 6/' ENu iiinfloittiverllmouriVilte 'death' et hilihitild th cbildsbeetroying - romnplalittecthfst ,bathing. In warm woutliop-,Cholgra Alanturn, or alMat is called Suausaa .J.lpurt.Athit4-11' "BRANT'S - PULMONARY BALSAM'. - hu :adminleannid to the child.. it ehould, however, in 4peA - earn, Ito used. In Sala at krila Potioor an' the directions oat sub bottle prescilluhAntll,Cl2ooooo4l4lol,./11fler For , ? 6010, RAwirtsrs,„,,s,w itLAVERSTIV*.; , Car/iOlO, - 4 I Altiok' and,WIA IlHeyto, Shipponoboyg—,Wki' bloydi• Meohootcoburr4H, HOT • rOne. loomfiold-'—Boo,• rltindlltititkieTlVl illiiro (owit - --J• A n Co• • benidlit t ur . ,Lo*, :-•!::, iiflifisi,%OsiPliiikii:e:ii ; ,:, ,':',.:.; :''.• , imidiiimiiibe,r iimi - ...iiini.iiibii‘ed -at viiridtY. MottP, iol,o(tints*Co!khtiteriii , Moitaiide , LiiihewAllo i s . dii.Ali4l3lB.*itl! - .,othatl.iFilkyDiosi.erbods . i l l 1 i WhichAk•SaYeneficill'ofiAlii i <idiesiiii invited' ,PI4S,C44O .!ANII:i.i ) V I OiENAII-Vattic- PI jMil;i'lf-S!,?ll'iti`i Aiiii,e4,1471,fi';k.,,,-.1, Fii-'''46,t4tic n w i t ir. t r 1 1 ,..1 - • i 3' Yi4,1% - ,% - ' 7- , liik.B4';fot t kl4i&nY4h-F, lg 'h trt gi r ailg 7 , ~,,,,,„,,,.caklialan.h4qP,V:-',7, , DituoßV,;', ~ ;,,,•';',. 5" , ,;. ~ ,, ...:',',,,Y.• _4,:.;,..'::`.2. ..' ,. '. - „:2",L - 2......4.2. , .... ,. 1: , :: - /„;,;' , ... ', , oi la a ro _ Oa <3 LEWIS It, 11110 0 AI .9LL„.710. 110 North Second St. O. CONRAD, Importer OFWatch ME B=Emma!emmr! ..... l itturaitte . 4clifilidolo3 - - , Thcr; Olt Insurance .Arinuity, Phil' ' No'.; 1'59 'Citoittlet :.t i reot 'Chartir . • ' O:NTINUEqe, make II nsuiances on Lives -ILI On the Mosi favourablp,terits, receive and execute Trusts, aud- reeoi e„Doposits on :Into' rest. M f , ,4) ; • .The Capital borng palak_aittl.iiiimated, dottier vi,jfit accumulate d-0 fitium fund. affords a runner SteUßlyy to 0(30 *red. The pro• ' mium may be paid in ye y, hall yearly, or quarterly payments. . • The Company add 'a BONUS af'stated gp• riothoto the' maurancos This elan: o neatened is the most 'approved of, and is more generally - 1n use, than any other in Great-Bri tain, (where the Subject IS best understood by the !nettle, and where they have had the long-, eat experienced as npponrs from the fact, that out of 117'Life Insurance Companies there, of all kinds, 87 aro on this plan. The first BONUS was, appropriated in De cember, 1844, amounting to• 10 per aunt. on the sum ineuteirunder The oldest polices; to 81 per cent., 7i• per cent., dz.c, Ste.,on others, in pro portion to the time of standing, making mi ad dition of $100; $87 . 50; $75, &c., fie. to every $l,OOO, originally insured, which is an average of more titan 50 per cent on the premiums paid, and without increasing the annual payment the Company. :- The operation of the BONUS will bo seen by the following exam ples _ from the Life Lieu ranee Register of the Company, thus :• rea Sum Bonus or Amount of Policy W Insured Addition Bonds payable a .the party's decease No 58 $l,OOO $lOO 00 $1,100 . 00 2,500 250'00 2;750 . 00 4,500 400'00 4,400'00 2,500 176'00 2'1751/0 5,000 437'50 5'437'00 - 205 -27 C - 333 Pamphlets containing the table of rates,, and explanations of the subject ; forms of ap plication, and further information can be had at the office.. gratis, in person or by [utter, ad dressed to Om President or Actuary. B, W RICHARDS,,Prosident. JNO .JAMES, 4tuary. m2'49ly FIRE. INSURANCE THE Allen and East Pennsborough Mutual Fire Insurance company of Cumberland county incorporated by an act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and in operation under the manage ment of the following commissioners, viz : Jacob Shell , Wm R Gor!as Mtehaol: Co n, 'e c tom t renneman, C Institut Stayman, Simon Oyster, Jacob H Coover, Lewis flyer, Henry Logan, Benjamin II Musser, Jacob Prowell, Joseph Wickersham. 'J'ho rates of insurance are as low and cavern bin as any Company of the kind in the State.— Persons wishing to become members aro invited to make application to the agents of the compa ny, who aro willing to wait upon thorn at any time. JACOB SHELLY, President. HENRY LOGAN, Vice President. LEWIS IIyER, Secretary MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer. cretl7'49.; AGENTS Cumberlwit cortnty.--B:tadolpit Martin, New Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, Henry Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and Charles Bell, Carlisle. Isaac Kinsey, Mechan icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtowei York county.—John _p Wp herrinic, Lisburn, John Bowman, Dillsburg, Fitter fprd, 'Franklin, John Striith, Esq. Washington, W S Picking, Dover, Daniel fluiressborger, J W Craft. • Harrisburg.—Houser & Lochman. Members of the Company having iPolicies bout to expire can have them renewed by mak. ng application to anyrof the agents. THE SYMPTOMS OF WORDIS Are the tongue often white and loaded; the breath heavy and foetid; a disagreeable or sweetish taste in ilia mouth; occasionally thirst; the appetite extremely variable, some. times remarkably deficient, and at others vo racious. There is sometimes.a sickish feeling with vomiting of mucous; flatulence of the stomach and intestines; pain in the abdomen; swelling and hardness of the abdomen; the bowels are irregular; the stools aro slimy; and there is an occasional appearance of werhis in the evacuations; the urine is often milky - and - turbid; there Is frequently itchiness of iho fundament and nose, which is often swollen; there is occasionally disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth, and sudden awaking in a fright. There are, at times, headache or giddiness, ringing in tho ours, or even deaf ness., faintness, oonvulsions, drowsiness, indo lence of manner, ill temper. In some cases epilepsy and cholera, and even apoplectic and paralytic symptoms, and several of the` signs of dropsy of, the briiin antficattilepsy appear cion nected with worms. Frequently there 4,0 C short dry cough, and pleuritic pains; sii'me tnnes feeble and irregular pulse, palpitations and un irregular fever; the countenance is generally pallid or sallow, and somewhat bloat ed, and there is occasional flushing of one or both cheeks. Any one of those signs is indi cativo of Worms, and the most eflbctual bee and cheapest remedy is Dr. John J. Myers,. Worm Tea, prepared by Dr. J. W. RAW' FINS, at hiWliolosale and Retail Drug Store Carlisle, Pa., and. none genuine without his writteh signature. The Proprietor of this medicine is so confident of Its superiority to any other Worm Medicine now in use, that he will cheerfully RETURN THE MONEY ja. any case in which his Preparation fails to give equal satisfaction. This Worm Tea when made according to the directions, is pleasant and will be taken by the most fastidious child. Bach package contains sufficient medicine fur the cure of the most obstinate case. Price only 25 cents a paper. Druggists, and Store keepers supplied on the most' reasonable terms.' may2s'49ly. A Purely Vegetable Zedicine. Eif ORSDELL'S VEGETABLE RESTO RATIVE PILLS have been grodually but surely comeing into favor, among thellamtj, lies of this Country for dome years past iThey? haVe done this entirely through their grpeiworth as a FAMILY MEDICINE. Agencieeheiti been appointed bat no putEngul htunbug such as is resorted to by quacks tdeell their medicine hos been done. 'The pills aro offered for sale and have and willcontinue to be sold byrill t 0 ."0 principal storekeepers. , The proprietorta• claim for their Medicine.the following advantages over all others—vizi ,Thdy. are PURELY VEGE TABLE. Theywe CFRTAIN TO OPE RA VE,- Their ;operation is FREE from all PAIN. They can-be used with EQUAL BFN-' EFIT by 'the YOUNGFST INFANT and the ,S I`RONGEST MAN—Their efficiency in Fe. 'vers, Aguo, Headeches;' , Habitual - Costiveness, ,Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbue, dr.e. has been pro, ved Lippe thousands. '- Thoy'are a-Certairt,Cure for Worms. The .preprietors possess, a ;thin-. cale n from a gentleman - in St. Louiswho was red of a TAPE,WOM bk the use of them;. TRY ,TRF.M. t TIIFY,, WILL NOT, FAIL. Travelling.agant for the State. of Pennsilva rtia—Cuarmits P. AIIET...- For sale,. price • 2,5c1a a box containing - FIFTY PILLS, with full di. tritons by . the following agents in Cuniborlaiur For sale by DR RAWLINAS Earlisle;'Pa,' JOsitrie M'llxiirienNeWvilel ,‘' WE. Ellavis,—Shippenebrirk.h 4 4 ) *,•• , st' SL SatrrisanNe.wburV , ; ~• 4 %.” A. WEEKS & _ Proprietors; Laboratory, , 'No I,,,4,Velieeinut7tire et' f 'Pniledelphia, ~ x,'„47„ F. 1.4 t ,.. 4 'January, . 84th,.. 1649,. d am . .Y, ...,,,, ;-.., , • r., • c1 . "4 , (P T,' IMITAXIO, cow= B, ,.:-,,c.. 'k . i.- JU,§T . ,receiyed ; *rt , general , ; ; attsori MOM. of han dtio,mo, 13 offalo:B at* Combs, ' ateo, a Imitation ` ' Buflid;,,Cpmbs, : ;' pi, beautirali , patterns, and bit ;,great. artoty o .,.,!, . ',-*;*:, i,. r . •• .' . , -•.•:-• !. • . iT, ". ' ''•'• .' LINEIT , SIFIEE;TINGS, Ike.: :i , , I. thiefishii theeiiiigty also; 12.4 MAN. Shoot y. lege; 'Pillow "Cascr'Llnentr:bfid ,''Mtislids,r also' I,' Towelling iqreitt.yerloiy:juit opened' ; : .:;, ' '-* , ',' (. '2l: ~ _'- . ) , ',..-- . .*IN ',VINEGAR:' i i . ":: '.,'.', ~ ~'„t , T. gyp dier,:li,:iriegar of et4Oltant,;Onaiity'„itipit, 'F.tecolv,ed'hj!, ; •;;;;;'4 l , , ,t, . , ._, , I , ..„ . ~.! , . ~ . .. - .1; nil 2 B ' ,2 • , I ‘ r , . '' Y' .. '7 . i - , V'' JO: \ `,: 4 , *„..kiatkP,4:',':. .: CARIISLEVIUNDRY&MACIIINE.SHON` - .. • . .. .4,,,:, `_,' i TUC ' sulterribir o'ntinues 'Bio'xnanutneture ~ AI - 94trpixott; co : : iiii Foundry'' street; and Iptyl4 . OP , Os, .liend'ti 'lull' deaortffient :or ' , Patterttii,' le prepared ' tif iferdish "SIP kindeor '' IRON WAND BRASS CASTINGS: in • th'e :{best style . ,and At,iital: Aka shortest niiffen:"'-1-10! boo notri i iOn'hend ' °largo assortment , '6l . 'cast, ''.inia;Mieti as Cekr-'Critshors, Mill' Gotifinis.`titid Gudgeons, Plough Potets **l ßlieere a nd' f, Out.terM'llfdknirAnd 'Coach Boxes * edller ggit i l 'I byetiL'in6Ork...:'edik:',"WeiOhts, ..lit,l3::t r''Cooltt ' t, T9,lliPbqAad,!,cnhl<Stoveti:' lie ilieo'.blii dii f:''t ~, - : Ant repairs CARS;' , Threllititi':Blit4' 11 •--.7' ,-- eh rimiehil IlOrse-POwersilOh Mimi r : " 'ot 4ie•kiitag,hln4ii(iiiig thikidid'sF*: I lieli stitiOtZ,Pile'rrtio;',/ifitils'ititiA;4. - Oriel* tdi 11 9 ,4 °.' f irpt!... , `l or.49y,toilrc,h,iiiic,i): . 0 .4.00py,,,k ...suP.attermiiiir wishing -,1 by,hono.them,..o4.flrid;:thetit 4L', shire , ~,' J. #0 11) k11ie:::4,, , , , ,! , -,ii13{' , V ., , , F1C1 ltV.. Zltyk, ' - , ' "'e . t' :- " ,. '' . .. / Ni' ,7 h:' , ': , ;;;T:'P':•.:k, ; 7'''',,t , '_'.'.'tt'';''''''Pr: -. , =M! mmo!1=1 r,.;:gp'.6'ieltiiiii.6 - 11.0‘.:";-'—; ,, , • _ numb; Vally •Tranapitatfoil, „" Canal and Rail Road 'Line• phia, Baltitnore, Pittsburg, &c. ' ICERR, Forwarding and Cominission V Merchant, flArtnisnuno, Pa. informs his friends and the public, that from the liberal pat ronage extended to him during the past year ho has been encouraged to Make more extensive ar rangements for the present season, and has ad ded' two new; largo and splendid Boats to his LINE, and will be fully prepared after the op ening of the Canal, to forward PRODUCE:an/ R MECHANDIZE of till kinds to and front Philadelphia, Bahimorc, Pittsburgh, &c., at the lowest rates of freight and with the utmost des patch: Agents for Boats, CARLISLE, 4 GASKELL, Race street Wharf, Philadelphia. GEISE & SON, No. 48 Commerce at. Whnrf, 'Baltimore. CLARK & SHAW, . ? J. McFADDEN & CO. Pitts'g Agents'for Carp, WUNDERLICH & GRIER, ' No. 272 Market Philadelphia. CH 272, ALOER & REYNOLDS, No. 423 Market st., Philadelphia. SITER, JAMES & CO., llroad street, Philadelphia. PENN'A:tcr. 01110 LINE, . North street, Baltimore. Harrisburg, March 29, 1849.,--tf. a r ..4.11141,7E - 14; - r-ZralMaTa General Commision and Forwardicg 14erchant, No. 79 Bowly's Wharf, nAiialmorz E. FOR the sale et Flour, Grain, Cloverseed Whiskey, Lumber, &c. Also, for warding Goods, via Tide Water Canal and Pennsylvania Improveinents. Orders for fish Salt, Plaster, &c. Supplied at lowest price%. Having been engaged in the above business during the last five years, n continuation of die patronage of his friends and the. public is re spectfully solicited. ti Refer to TUNIC fit `iJ'IILLEIt, I'. l & E Env, • Z" Harrisburg BRAN3.7' & ZEIGLER, J ,Tacos RIMER, Carlisle, Pa. • ; A. CATHCART, Shopherdstown, Pa. • • GEORGE SINGISEE, Mechanicsburg, Pa. ' Feb. 14-1 v,r Hopi's Embrocation for Horses. THIS valuable IIIMBRO , CATION will cure Sprains. •Ifee Bruises, Cuts,. Gaps, ing, Rheurnatisii. and till ,11.71, • complaints which, require an external remedy. It give immediate relief to the Scratches, and the incident to Horses having white feet and noses, prcfduced by the St. John Wort. 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 Einuno DATION is recotnended to Farmers, Farriers, Keepers of Livery. Stables, and private gentle men owning Horses, and should be constantly kept in their stables. The CUM HINE artsl cle is prepared only by W. MAnstiner„ No ?02 Race et. Philadelphia. And for sale wholesale and retail at OR..RAWLINS' Drug Store W Main street, Carlisle. March 1.1-Iy. IVlCcAllister's all Healing Ointment. OR THE WORLD'S SALVE, contains no 3 Mercury.—The following. Certificate is from..tt regular Physician, of extensive prac. tics in Philadelphia: JAMES MCALLISTER—Sir : I ) have for the last two years been in the habit of using y0 7 .6 Ointment in cases of Rheumatism Chilblains, and in TEMA CAPLTIES, iScald Ileaes,riand thus far with the hapMest effect. 1 think from the experiments I havemade with ito that tt richly deserves to bu adopted as an are tick ofovery day use by the profession at large Yours truly, S. BELL, . D. Phila. READ THIS. Philadelphia, Doc. 29, 1847. - T James McAllister—Deur Sir: I take pleasure in in eking knoWli to you:tha great benefit I have received by using you r - Vegeta ble Ointment, or thc'World's Salve, I had an ulcer, or running sore, on the ear, of many years standing; I have applied to several physicians, but all to no purpose; but by using your Ointment a few days it wua completely dried up and well. I have used it for burns, for which I find it an excellent article; also in an cases inflamation. ED. THORN. I certify the above statement is true. T. C. CADMUS. N 0.90 Market street, Phila. CERTIFICATE 1 do certify that I have used McAllister's all Healing Vegetable Ointionfit for coldness of my feet; also for Rheumnism in my limbs and Corns on my feet, and beim been entirely relieved. Relieving it to be a good Medicine, I do not hesitate to recommend it In the above complaints. LEONARD VAILE, Norris tp. Washington Pa. Aug. 21, 1847. I certify that I have used NlcAllister's all Healing Yegotable Ointment, or the World's Salve, for a beetling in my wife's breast,•w!lich has' iven her incalculable benefit; also on one '6f my children, for sore ales, which give•im mediate relief. I, therefore, recommend it as a good medicine. PARKER REED', Hopewell tp. Washington Co. Pa. Aug , . 21,'47. Around the box are directions for using Mc. Allister's Ointment, for Scrofula, Liver Com. plaint; Eyresipelas, Truer, Chilblain, Scald Head, Sore eyeb, Quincy, Sore throat, Bronchi. fas • Nervous affections, Pains, Head .ache, Asthma t Pea (nese, Ear ache, Burns, Corns, all diseases of the akin, Sore Lips, Pimples, iv. Swelling of the Limbs, Sores, Rheumatism, Piles, Cold feet, Croup, Swelled or Broken Breast, .Tooth ache, Ague in the face, If MOTHERSand NURSES know its value InCuied of "swollen" or Sore Breast, 'they would always apply it. In such cases, if free. ly used; and according to the directions around each box, at gives relief in a very few hours. BURNS—It is ono of the best things in the world for Burns. (See directions for using it.) • PlLES—Thousands aro yearly. cured by this Ointment. It never fails in giving relief for the Piles. 0&. This Ointment is good for, any part of the ,body or limbs' when inflamod. In some canes' it should ba applied ofton, CAUTION—No - Ointment will IM 'genuine tibias tho name of JAMES McALISTER is 'writtenvith a pen on einry.label. • PRICE TwENT-kIvE CENTS A. BOX. For sale by my agents in, 11.thp principa cities and towns in the United . States. JAS. MeALISTER, Sold 'Proprietor of the above Medicines. Principal,Cilico REMOVED to 28 N. Twat) Sr Plii!adolpliiu. • AGENTS. B. , ,Elliott. and S. W. Ilavorstich;Garlislo. .':J. & L. Reigeh, Mechanicsburg ? • G. W. Singusar, Churohtown. Rhoad &•Whetry; Nowburg., • • , tJosoph Fir Horton., Newville. J. M. Lutz.* Geo. W.!Bell, Harrnsburgit .„ , . I.''' . 'wow aii,d zuliociNtiaitu- .ritORGE W t ,,H.LlEENt„:olfig„iccontly., : •vii ,:purolifieed thoaotholigh%,QtilAYWOUTll'd f ., PARit4+ . COPL'ItAt qwupp!in; voiild:rospoctfally l• call thq.atfe'ntion'id this trada O'lliai 'ampoitanC: , inyeiatiOn. It„ie cotainly, ono greatest • itnprOvaimaine , oit thoiao,,. +-This ridtahincianiflit' tAkt'4oollar crooked around!thtiobloolf; faced with ilir, woolt oiothl3ri , rniterialei:backatilffeltlivith itetVaw,'and oleo makcs dallahricif tho straw - vt th lees thttrillialf the tabo and time ottlinsdat Wiiy.otiatutiing. 'Vhie.: machina.will'efuff oil , ad• ovary- kind of ;hotse..opliere, o'9 l o ( itlif Post? , Ti lent 1011thOi /".101V.11004110$ .41911,11401P81' ma. in n e, and with put Ong untnniannilyaktmerkwill,; etaff and sharp fifty collars' pelVday,in a:rektor and,botteK,stylo:tlyin any - etlie,!'.,Al9'lAna . ly,lt -" l si, iptidtilorsin Oa') countylkrp,, tnyttad 'tel. call at the subacriiiorie l bstehlientnent,cin',Nqrth Bina; .Vtie,stratpt;'.Catliele:and axinnine tho"ntabhino.—'' irowneltip'•or o , Bh 9 p.ota. Wiliqbb.,., 49 ld.- To tljoso who do cliiit WiAil' tO 1 1)14'10'10ft tiliiiillb4'' ecriher offers,R)ADr M, ADV.OOCILLAtB at whole. 9910 rn (fey , ' Chap ri!tlfatflito canitbo'nianiifacv . tnrediri.any mho.. Var. - " , Orders for collars in apY Autintity: ara'reefloctfully.solioildd.•,i 4. 4.'' , " , ! , •:•.04ang0' , '0f Position,. TILE eVVaoribor, line of:DRY AP PPq thc co'rntor. %9rrle'LlelZioYd'' opposiic.t # '9 l iD4 S fp i ii;.o / 1, 6 IT y . t o be .• er aY ' ;7.l l ° l7 old of and ,v'ocpd mil vdll fr0.m.. 1 ?,,, t i: wi g r ' 4 , 3 i ve d• onotol nPw ri b itiiEW , FATit'll7.2ioDS d SMMMI!! fiterSiiiiii.g../.1.;:.'i 1.,.11 ~~ For the. Removal and-Pornment Cnre•of all- • NERVOUS topiEIASEEI, And Of• those Comp'rants which' aim Onitsed by no im paired, tvdakened or unhealthy condittott of the NEITLYOUS SYSTEM. Thia beautiful vitid 'convenient opplication oy i b s e m m l ys• terions powers of GALV ANISM aw l b i oe, n i kr, been pronounced by didinguished ph t y , s e ic , i , a u n n ii ; Europe and the United Stat., to he I vntno medicinal discovery of the Jlge. . Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT MAGNETIC FLUID .. used with the most perfect end certain success in ell cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, Strengthening the weakened-'body, giving tone to the various organs, and Invigorating the entire system. .Use In FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSVEP SIA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION OF THE IIF.ART, APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFI CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise from one simple cause—namely, A Derangement of the Nervous System. Op- In NERVOUS, COMEI.AIN'rS, Drugs and Medi cines increase the disease, for they weaken the vital ener• gies of the already prostrated system ; while under the strengthening, life•giviug, vitalizing influence of Galvan lath, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery,' the oxiinustedpatient and weakened sufferer is restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor,. a The great peculiarity and exdollence of Dr. Christie's Galvanic Cluratiyes, ! consists, In the foot (het they. nrleot and cure disense b • otottornhvtizirthot, In place. In he usual — ffir o trug• ging and phrsicking the patient, till exhausted Nature tanks hopelessly under the infliction. ' 'They eh ructinnt the mimic rystern, canalise the circuialtc of Mr blood, 'Promote the secretions. and nesse do The slight. ell inl,n y eider any rcumstances. Since their intro. duction in the Unite 1 Ma ci hn?, only threey earn since,"lnore than • 60,000 Persons including nil nges, classes and conditions, among wnich were n large minibei of Indies, who nre peculiarly subject to Nei vousrompl..iyts, horn hens ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY orntipt); imp,. Inn I 6•1 1.0.•11 1 6.1 . 11a5!0' thing else Leen 1;1, 3 pn To itho.ttote the tt,e "tie AL.' A NIU - . of the cute ~l Ito 1111111 . 10.1 o'llll )111111, II; CIVIii,IIOIII DI Sl'Ll', l•l' lA, n't other 01 ~,, lit oldmilry stililtllnnc H. II) their 00110110. the nett es unit tousrle. of the ettottetth, A not.l le mica, pry Satin I, Lath which lonic the 1/011eill til ki lower nt.ile, 111111 with injured Licultie, slier the notion thus excited has ceased. Now ,niparf this with the millet insulting from the.application of On. LVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, peen In the worse Byllllllolll, of nn attach, and simpli tie the Bolt around' the holly, ,nsing the Magnetic Fluid on directed. In n Short period the inseirohle perspiration wilt act on the positive elemenLid the Bolt, thereby causing a Galvanic circulation 14h ill .pass on to the negative, and thence hnck again' to the positive, thus keeping tip a continuous Galvanic \ circulation throughout the system. Thus the most son ere canoes of DYSPEPSIA are PERNTAIIENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY SLIFER:LE:NT k:ILADICATE TIIE DISP:ASE OF YEARS. CERTIFICATES AND TESLIDIONIALS Of the most Undoubted Cliereeter, From nil parts of the Country could be given, sufficient to till every column in this paper! AN EXTRAORDINARY' CASE', which conclusively proves that " Truth is stranger than Fiction." CURE OF RHEIIIIATIRAI, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman of New Jersey, of . distinguinhed attainments and exalted reputation Sinetsv, New Jersey, July 10, 184 s. Dn. A. 11. CHlll.lE—Dear Sir: You wish to know of me what has been the retult in at own cane, of the appli• cation of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply is as follows : For about twenty years I hail been suffering from Dys. pepsin Every year the symptoms bocnme worse, nor could I obtain permanent rebel from any coupe olmedi. cal treatmetit whatever. About fourteen years since, is consequence of frequent exposure to the weather, In the discharge of my pastoral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheumatism, which for year after year caused me indescribable anguish. Farther: in the wintel of via and NC, in consequence of preaching a great den. In my own and various other churches in this region, I was attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as to require an Immediate suspension of my pas. torsi labors. My serious system was now thoroughly pros. liaised, and as my Bronchitis became Worse, SO also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection—thus evincing that those disorders were connected with each other 'through the medium of the Nervous System. ! In the whole phar. niacniimia there seemed to Wino remedial agent - which could reach and recuperate my Nervous System ; every thing that I had tried for this purpose had completely failed. At last I Was led by my friends to examine your Inventions, and (though wills no very sanguine helms of their elliciency,) ['determined to try the effect of the application of the OALVp s ^IIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC Filuia This was in June, IBM To UV GREAT ASTOI.IBIISII.T, 111 IWO DAYS MY DYBPF.PIIA less GONE; Is MONT DAY. I was .•111.1,0 TO RESLISIII NY rASTOIISI. LABORS; son slave I IIInICK OMITTED A sirinix 111:11TIC1: or. iocouNT or THE BnONCIIITIS ; AilD sir Ilium- HAT.: AFFECTS. 1158 I,II . IIIFLT er•pw. TO TROUBLE. MIL Such is the wonderful aqd happy results of the experiment. I have recommended` the BELT and FLUID to many t 4 tin have been likewise .t.ulfering front Neuralgic enc. Bons. They have Wed )hrm, tabu starer nsaeLus, I simicve, or EVERT 54111. • I em, dear sir, very respectfully yours, ROBERT W. LANDIS. DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC NECKLACE ••. Is used for 01l complaints affecting the,Thront or flood, such as Bronchitis, Inflammation of tho Throat, Nervous and Sick floodoche, Dizziness of the fiend, Neuralgia in the Fnco, BUzzing or lloaring in the Krim Deafaces, which Isgonerally Nervous, and that distressed complaint, called Tic Dolorous. Palsy and Paralysis. AU physicinns acknowledge that thesis ternhle Illsosees are Ormsed by a deficiency of Nervous Energy in the nilbeted limbs. Da. Galvanic Articles will supply this deficient power, and a complete and entire cute Is thug effected. , , 1000 Oases of PalBF-and Paralysis • nave been reported to Do. (nn urtf: and his Agents within the last two years, which have been entirely restored. • CU- ear. 'ANDREW J. F. TOMES of Brooklyn, N. Y., had ton been able to walk a step far near four years, and was co helpless that be had to be fed. The most celebrated physicians gave him up. In five days after ho commeenee wearing the GALVANIC , Burr, NICC . ILLACK, ANT) IlesorLyrs. tie walked across the room, and Jethro() weeks he had pen teeny recovered his health. Captain Tomos Is seventy years of age. gever,e, i 4).uufness Cured,. • ,Tlfo following Ufa Y ' Tract from a letter lately received from a distinguished physician in the State of Virginia: "A. H. Cu ensue; At, D. near Sir: Onoof my patients, 111310101FF4 41 me, obtained yanr Galvanic, Deli and Neck him wiih the"Maenclic Fluid, for a serious affection'of Deafness. The ease, watt, that of a.lady. whose Nervous system\ Wee:Much diserdered, and. her. general health. Belt, Much was done preiioesly te.the her., the . Belt, but with very little Success, rind I, feel It only right to tell you; that since she comma:te ed - Veering, the Belt Mal 'wog the Avid, but a. few Wki oo'ego, , abit has ENTIRE - I,X RECOVERED HER NEARING; and, her general health is better then for several years." , Every cute at Deafneisr if it be Nervous, as it generally Is, can b 9 cured,by,thlawonderful remedy, DR. CHRISTIE' 8 ~ GALVANIC-. , BRA. ELETS" L ere foe:neer vast service in cases of Convulsions or. Fits, SpitsmedinComplaints,and rand Nervous Affection, of the Head and upper eatremi 100 Paley and rarely,. Ids, and all diseases' cause 'lly"irrtleflolency,lll.powes OF Nervous Energy In •tho, Botha or'other organs of ilia er. if ' , "• .‘ „ • ; , (gy;• Many hundred , Certificates from ell :parte of; the Conntrit of the most extraordinar,yoldwanter eon beglven;• (o— . No trouble'' or!lnetanienititiceNttende .thti..use ,of o . B Lp:fiNifctdßTXCLES,!.,and. k toy may .be wortt,by., the most feett e and "delicate with, ,perfeceeese and"safety., 'ln' Many mss' the' iensitiOn , :Mena* their use is /ugh ri mid ilgvrihitc frhfy ten be sent to alkyl:ad ofthe Tho G4vaillo'Neok*pe,; he Aalvariiiiiirtii,elets,"!,olqiii ho M4BoOtio Oft Alko articles' aro accoMponled'llyAlili 110'4 ireetiohr. Pamphlets with Atli particulara.they.be Ihed' ' f the antlierived - Agent!,% , l‘; , A. orritl' Vntott Pbilottopltical Society, tif ‘ pielticattn pol (1go, rennsyivenip,,•ju I,lth,„ls4o t Pißt,t citirell-014eur Boron' atiotild be without a cotty" mliehlt *o'l or, 144 tiptoe by calling' at jT W IN! 'toWitp rmok store roctl7 ,Exliresir,:,, , Tlin',l,eubseriber letugoat'rofr;;bitiLgimpPanit and all peOtegee,tbetAtre:leftlittt ifitcirP2Wlll At be attended - 7 11, -.4actirOpnd ' 4iripaieb. , !rhe" EttßreaezleaVes :tectiOog atvl;neeleek end etilves okr. ~., 1* . •,1,4;. 4 2 .04 " : • ntirACK'AR:P.L'A loti of ft% 444 t, ' I.VJL Mitokerel, bite Catilblrig,'beat bran'dtri,fikr retie at ' coot .3) 3--,W- ENE S•, ,nt Z ~~ ,~! '~. -.r ~a , e Inns' ."MOFFAT'S Life Illtttrs.• .'Thesedtledicines hdiri.ttow hielaefere the pub. lic for a period of ptrTEEN yEgas, and during that titnd havo maintairtud a high character ' in altnost every part of thoglobe.fer. their extraar• dinary_ and immediate. power of reetering perfect icalth to parsons suffering under nearly every kind of disease to which the human frump is Kuhl, • IBT BUNT .THOTTSA.NDS of certificated instances,,they have even rescued eufferere from the very verge of an nutimely grave, aftq t Il the deceptive nostrums of the day had at terlrfailed ; ' find to many thousands they have permanently . secured ;that, uniform enjoyment of health, without which life itself is but a partial blessing. So great, indeed, has their efficacy inva riably and infallibly proved, that it has appegred scarcely lees than miraculous to those who were acquainted with the beautifully ciples upon which they are compounded, and upon which-they consequently net. It -- was - to their manifeet and sensible action in purifying the springs and channels of life, and enduing them with re newed tone and vigor, that they wore indebted for their name. ,Unlike the host of pernicious quackeries Whleh want of vegetable ingredients, the LITE MEDl cuts-are purely mid solely vegetable ; and con tain neither mercu r y, nor Ant=Orly, nor Am nia, nor any , other mineral, in any form whatever. They are entirely composed of extracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues of which, though ong known to several Indian 4ribes,,and recently to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists, are alto ether unknown to the ignorant protendem to modicabscionce ; and were never before adminis . - ered in so happily officaciOus a combination. Tho first operation is to AlendiOn from the cents of he stomach and bowels the various impurities and crudities constantly settling round them; and to remove the hardened fences which collect the convoldtions of the small intestines. Other medi cines only partially cleanse these, and leave such collected =fees behind to produce habitual Costive ness' with elk its train of evils, or sudden Diarrlima with its imminent dangers. This fact is well mown to all regular artatoniiiits who examine the roman bowels after death; and hence the prejn ,ice of these well-infOrmed men against the quack odicinee of the age. The second effect of the CISTABLE LIFE MEDICINES is to I.: tlr6 itidneys and the bladder; and, by this cans, the liver and lunge, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of the rinary organs. This blood, which takes its red olor from the agency of the liver and lungs, before 't passes - into the heart, being thus purified b them tolso - d - b - yTab - °ming row a c eau stomach, courses freely through the veins, Meows every part of the system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health,in the blooming cheek. Tho following are among the distressing variety of human diseases in which the VEGETABLE LIFE =Dram 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 stale and acrid kind; FLATULENCY, Lose of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache, Restlesaneee, 111-temper, Anxiety, Languor,,And Melancholy, which aro the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequefice of its cure. Costiveness, by cleansing the whole tbegth of the intestines with 'a solvent process, and 1.41.1i0Ut violence: all, violent purges leave the bowels costive within two days. Diarrhoea and Cholera, by removing .the sharp acrid fluids by which three complainte.exe occasioned, end by promoting the lubribative secre tion of the mucous membrane. Fevers of all kinds, by restoring the blood to e regular circulation," through the process of perspi ration in such cases,' and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruction-in othsrs.'; The LIFE NI I/ ICI NES have be known to cure 'RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks, and GOU'r in half r tliat time, by removing local inflammation from the muscles and ligaments of the joints. Drofsies of all kinds, freeing and' strength ening t le kidneys and bladder: they operate most delightfully on these important organs, and hence have dor been found' a certain. remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. " . Also Worms, by dislodging from tho turnings of tho bowels the slimy matter to' which these creatures miller°. air-vessels of the lunge f the mucous which even Asthma nod Consumption, by relieving the slight colds will occasion, and which, if not re moved, becomes hart;eued, and produces these dreadful diseases. ploy, Ulcers, and Inveterate Sores, by the perfect' purity which these LIFE Ima. aims 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 tire morbid state of which occa sions all eruptive complaints, sallow, oudy, and other disagreeable complexions. The use of these Pills for a very abort fine will effect an entire cure of SALI . RHEUM, and a striking improvement in the cletirness of the akin. COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA: will always be cured by one dose, or by two oven in the' worst crises. obstinate. Asmaalar.deyn:etdirye VEGETABLE t o h E is T n Aß iost L il E istier n ing and 2ThE MEDICINES deserve a distinct and emphatic vecommendation. It is well known to hundreds iii . '.his city, that the former proprietor of these valu able Medicines was himself afflicted with this - complaint for upwards of TIItITTY•F/VIL YEARS j and that he tried in vain every remedy proscribed within the whole compass of the Mattria Medial. He however at length tried the Medicine which is now offered to the public, and he was cured iu very short time, after his recovery thd been pro; flounced not only improbable, but ahoolutely im possible, by any human means. FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the lumen' country theme Medicines will bo found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave tho system sub ject to a return of the disease—, cure by these medicines is 'permanent—TßY THEM, BE SA TISFIED, AND LIE CURED. • Bilious Fevers and Liver Oomplaints. General Debility, LOBO of A --ITEMITE, /alb •DfrllliMe OF -41t1AILE5—these medicines have beds used with theafiest beneficial relate in cases of this description :—KiNa's EviL, and SCROFULA, in its worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action of these remarkable Medicines. Mawr SWEAT!, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COJETLAINTO of all Abide, PALPITATION OF THE HEART, PAINTEIO/ COLIC, are speedily cured. MERCURIAL DISEASES. Persons whose constitutions' have become im paired by the injudicious use of Mesounit, will find these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never fail to predicate from the system all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner then the most powerful preparations 49Sarsaparilla. A single trial. will place them befbnil the reach of competition, In the estimation df every patient., BE CAREFUL OF OOONTERFEITS. - - , Several have lately been ,discovered, and their. nefarious authors arrested, both in the city of New, York aid' abroad. 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