HERALD. AND POST 'OR .
CARLISLE, PENN'A
THE LARGEST AND NEWSPAPERCHEAPEST`P
IN CUAIDERLAND COUNTY
Terrn,-7'ma Dinars a !gar, or One Dollar and
• .t' f fi nto, punetually paid in Advance.
$1,75 if paid within the year.
. fit thanks are due to John Mc-
Cinnis, Esq. of the Treasury Dophrt
meat, for it . raluable public document.
: ti:=PUgh ! what a chilling, blustry
May-day 1 The little folks will have to
assemble their
, May-parties around the
parlor 'fire instead.of in the woods : and
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groies.
Tun PosT OFFICE.—Rumor assigns
the appointment of Post Master to one
of our most worthy citizens, Mr. NATHA-
N= HANTCH, but as yet there is no offi
cial notice of the fact. The .Vol'unteer'
we- notice is busily. endeavoring to excite
disaffection among the Whigs on the
question of a new appointment, but as
the old Governor of that establishment
Capt. Sanderson, used to say on similar
occasions, we would advise it "to'save its
breath to cool Its broth."
The California raver
The California fever has suddenly
broken out in ourlown and county, and
rages with fatal effect. All other sources
of interesrand excitement have become
merged in it.. All other kinds of busi
ness have become insignificant and con
temptible in contrast with gold digging.
Splendid visions of the glittering rivers
oT California whose
"Ontn is amber and whore gravel gold,"
have taken possession of the imagina
tion, and sober reason is brow-beaten in
to the admission of its reality. Young
men and middle-aged men are affected
alike. The mechanic casts down* his
tools f ,and the farmer longs for a soil
whose produtct is gold. Such . is the
"fever." From this borough as we
learn, there Will some thirty or forty
start. party of about thirty will go
from Mechanicsburg. A number are
preparing to start from Shippensburg,
11 - odditowliand otherPolnts ip the coun
ty.. With what have already gone, and
those preparing to go, Cumberland coun
sy is likely to have at least one hundred
representatives in G i alifornia. The,:grea
test check to 1,1113 ardor of emigrants is
the difficulty of prodtiiing tickets for pas
sage in this steamers, as so great is the
rush that most of the lines have their
passenger lists made up for months in
advance. Some of the adventurers from
Carlisle expect to start by, the Ist of
June. It is scarcely probable they will
all succeed to the extent of .their high
expectations, but they have our best
wishes.
4- • rami L ly Gardens.
No one, says a contemporary, can be
said fa live, who has not a garden. None
• but thrum whoc•hrire enjoyed it can apere:
ciate the satisfaction—the luxury—of sit
ting down to a table spread with the
fruits of one's own planting and culture.
A ,bunch of radishes—a few 'heads of
lettve--taken from the garden on a
summer's morning for breakfast; or a
mess of green peas'or sweet corn, is quite
a different affair than that from market
in a dying condition to bo put away in
the cellar for use, And a pint of straw
berries or raspberries lose none of their
peculiar flavor by passing directly from
the border to the cream, without being
jostled about in a bucket until they have
lost all form and comeliness. And yet.
how many in tit& smaller cities'and villa
' ges of our country, possessing every fa
cility for a good garden, either through
negligence or ignorance, are dept ived of
this source of comfort.
Awful Disaster.
Two of the most respectable and weal
thy farmers in the vicinity of Carlisle,
Messrs. JACOB Hcasue and JONATUAN
NEIDIO, with their families, left this
about'the Ist ult. in company with other
families of Dauphin county to take up
their residence in lowa. An'finxious
apprehension is felt, based upon a rumor
to that effect, that they were on. board
the steamer Belle i. cf the West, a telegra
'• phic account of the burning of which
' will b9found in another column. • We
tgikwebe rumor although we have , no in
telligence confirming it. No names are
mentioned in the telegraphic accounts of
the disaster, and no newspaper.
ed in the vicinity of the scene have
come to hand since it occurred.
Painful Accident.
,On Saturday morning' last a young
man by the name of Geoacia W. GARD..
NER, while attending a circular saw at
Craighead's mill, on the Yellowbreeches
creek, had his left hand caught by the
saw, and, horribly .mangled. His fore
and Middle fingers; were Completely ta r
ken Off near, the band ; and tke
torn,thit. The ball'of tite cut•pff,
and the ether fingeii'qiii to the
The ; ',broken bones Were amputated and
the wounds dressed by ,Dr: Hinkley in
about - an 'hour after, , tife,acciderit:'' We,
regrpt to learh 'from the Doctor that from
•
the n'aturi oft the wounclsthera is - danger
of loCkjawersuing.-,' , •
Sp
' `, SarquiaNrott.l 7 =ring gate of year
'is;noti Ai`i:fult bhiiiioni, and. , ad, one of 'our
tii , aeiltnilpiliiii7 content poraries"', 'c'.l3
-' serree, "bleesed nil &hwre.are..me t•
~,ingin tF,at's
,c, , ,,," , (InJerriesk pp the silent
'',r,earth; :callidk,'Opriiii...l.l9*e!l": ~ liitii,;; life
, Which ''Wilr"0(19 1 1 - Ilrriiltf,z'eo'rlYititiV'rii,iiiiii
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ijnto beauty 'on' the,cheekpf Mity,.„,•,ri c"i•
4 ' LiFE Irisintikos 4:Vir.' , /I:, , W , ..Wticids ,
t corner ,of , Mirth ~H tt?lcYcc, .a ri4 LiblAhei,
eli,' , i'S 'lheTairiltoriZed , : . .4 . 4ent:bf i lhe
l'enri... .ICillitiull, , flci;!nsur±yiO;Cotapany 1
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Our borough Council has :just passed
an Ordinance djrecting.the Constable to..
traverse the town on §undays, far the.
purpose of breaking up.noisy assemble-;
ges of boys and arrest the offenders.---', ;
We hope the Constable will do his duty.
;.tsmyir.tmopp,•:Ay•:THE - J,
.47/041P7::- ;SV - .0.1e.E1 - 4 - •
. THE rundersiginak redprieffully*fcinne
friends and'nurnereue';Oustomers,.thiheThillti
,removed his storO to litimerich'si corner ;dirriet'-'
ly Opposite,WinAmonard's old ittend;.in'North
Hantiver,street."He hart teeentlklexureed fiord
Philadelphia; •with'sti - large 'and carefully 'se.'
thin 900 D TIME coiiiirio.'—one of lectod assort ions or • •
our subscribers, who expects to realize i.
nothing less than-$ . 100,000 in California; !purohLed at the lowest ,prices, and which hole
determined dispose of at : vory small profits. A
promises in that event to pay us 'a cool arge assortment of
thousand' for his next year's - subscrip- ; . 'SUPERIOR - cLoTtis, •
• at from 75 cents to $6 per' yard.,' Alio, Costa
-don'. There's something to MOPE for. •
hive-roe, Cassinete and Vestinge, at various pri.:
ces.
Naw. GOODS.—Our friend Coyle, DRESS GOODS,
has chosen as, .the emblem of his busy suit as Detainee, Baregcs, and a splendid ee
-1 sortment of Silks. Also, a' very extensive as
establishment, the "bee-hive," invitee at- I sortinota of Calicoes luta Ginghams, suitable
tention through our columns to a large ! for Table
D ar e o r a s chi r lif ck . season.iijgil
bleached and
a C n h d e Checks,
and elegant assortment of Spring. Goods I bleached Hushes, Bonnets, Hats, &c.
which he has just opened. BOOTS AND SHOES.
!A well selected assortment of Men, Women
and Children's , Boote and Shoes, of superior,
quality, and very cheap. Also, boys end men's'
Cloth and Hungarian Ceps.
GROCERIES,
of all kinds, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
kin Tea Company's celebrated Tees, &c., all
frtsh and 'good. Also, constantly on hand,
'the best quality of Carpet Chain.
The subscriber respectfully asks his custom
ere and all who wish good bargains, to give
him an early call. Don't forget the stand, cor
ner opposite Leonard's old stand-, North Han
over street.
aplO. N W WOODS, Ag't.
N. B. Butter, Eggs, Rags end Soap, taken
at market prices.
LANCASTER COUNTY GAZETTE & FAR
DIER.—Messts. Eshleman & Gochanauer
have diuposed of this establishment to
Spangler & Co. Mrs. Lydia Jane Piet.-
son, whose writings have added so much
interest to the “Faimer," retires from the
editorial chair, and is succeeded by A.
M. Spangler, Esq. The first number of
the paper under the new arrangement
looks well.
Lrata_4Wl2.Eng‘liEirMia
In Mechanicsburg, on Tuesday morning 23d inst.,
by the Ray. A. Babb, Mr. Jos. Enmity to Aims SA
nail ELLEN. daughter of the Rea.,John G. Fritchey,
all of the former place. Harrisburg and Gettysburg
papers please copy.
DIED, .
4n Saturdity evening last, at the residence of his
grandparents, in Lower Dickinson township, JOHN
DAVID LINE, only ion of.larnes Huston, of Newaille
aged 2 years and 3 days. . .
My babe, thy little form •
•In the cold earth Is laid,—
Beside thy Mother's tomb—•
OIY.n small tomb.wa
He'r spirit went before
To bid thee welcome Home ;
Her pains and thine are o'er,
Butt am left ALONE
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• His mother died April 27, 1849, •
Alarkets.
PATIADIDLPHIA, April 29, 1850.
- FLOUR—with a moderate export demand, Is stea
dy, and further sale. of 1200 hhts were made at $5,25
for standard brands, and $5,02 for extra, Truistic-
tions for home use to a limited extent were also
made Within the above range of prices.
CORN MEAL—No change. We notice further
sales of 800 brie Petin'a at 82,75. _
RYE FLOUR—is firmer, and in demand at $2,871,
which is generally refused by buyers.
WHEAT—Abont B,sooints,.Penn'a. mostly white,
.stifa - rif 122 n i 2 cre:lncluding an inferior lot at 114
cents.
CORN—in request and steady, with sales of 5000 4
bus. Southern and l'enn'ai yellow aye° cis.
OATS—No change.
New 2burr torments.
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Ho! For California.
1•; advise every person who desires to go
tc the Gold Region, to prepare them
selves with CLOTHING suitable for that
Country and climate,.and you will lind them of
every description, and also to your advantage
at TROUTMAN & MAY'S
Cheap Clothing Store, in North Hanover st.
above Loather, Lap 24
Leather Trunks.
THE subscriber has just received another lot
of Leather 'Pranks of different sizes and prices.
Also, an assortment of Carpet Bags and Va—
lises, for sale on reasonable terms.
SHEET MUSIC.
Just opened a small lot of Music for Piano,
Flute and Violin, also, Jeannette and Jennnoti,
and a few other new and popular songs for sale
low.
BONNETS AND LEGHORN HATS.
A great variety of Ladies' Straw Bonnets,
also, Pamela Bonnets and Gentlemen's Leg
horn Hats in variety, Bonnet Frames, Crowns
'and Tips, &c.
A ,groat variety of Paris Collars,Artissels
Lace Collars, Swiss and Cambric insertings
and Edgings, Thread Lace and Bobbin Edg'gs,
Loom Laces and Cotton 'Edgings, Lace Capeti
&c,, just opened by
nplO
FIRE =SUSANoiI.
THE Allen and East Pennabor . ough 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 S,lfelly, Mtn IL Gorgita, Michael Cork
in, Melchoir Brenneman, Christian Stayman,
Simon Oyster, Jacob H Coover, Lewis flyer,
Henry Logan, Benjamin II Masser, Jrucib
Kirk, Samuel Nowell, Joseph Wickersham.
The rates of insurance are as low and favora
ble as any . Company of the kind in the Stale.—
Persons wishing to become members are invited
to make application to the agents of.the compa
ny, who are willing to wait upon them at any
time.
JACOB SHELLY, President
ENRY LOGAN, vice President.
LEWIS HYER, .Fccretary
Mu:HAEt. COCKLIN, Treasurer.
0ct17'49.
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Cumberland county.—Rudolph Martin, New
Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, Henry
Zenring, Shiremanstown,. Robert Moore and
Chgles Bell, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Meehan.'
icsburg. Dr. J. , Ahl, Churchtown.
York county,—John Sherrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman. Dillsburg, Peter Welk's& Franklin
John Smith. Esq., Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel Raffensberger, J' W Craft.
Harrisburg.—Houser & Lachman.
Mdmbers of the company having policies ar
bout to expire can have them renewed by mak
ing application to any of the agents.
PATENT WASHING.
CACHES 'how to accomplish a large han
k ily.wash in the course of one or two hours,
at an expense oT less than six cents: Requires
no rubbing, no machine and no previous knowl.
edge, no extra washing utensils, and may be
used by a person of the meanest capacity. The
material is cheaper than soap, may be obtained
every where, and is not composed of any acid,
turpentine, camphene, or any substance to dis
agreeable odor •or injurious qualities either to
theperson using it or the linen on which
employed. Warranted not to injure the nioa a r
delicate Nitric. The proprietor is cotAdonfthiii
a trial will convince the most seeptidal.
Dillsburg, Feb.lB, 1850
Wo certify that the improved .W.aahing pro
cess of which G L SHEATIER is Agent and Pro
prietor tor thocounty ofCumberland, and town
ships of - Carroll, Franklin, Washington, War
rington and Monaghan, in the county of York,
has been fuly tested in our families, and we
confidently command his pamphlets or Washing
Recoups to the public, as communicating the
alt of washing linen in a node so. thorough and
satisfactory, and with a despatch so extraordin
ary, as to appear incredible to those who have
not - witnessed i e operation. It dispenses with
morn than half the laborof,washing 'in the - or-,
dinary manner, saves material 'and cleanses lin- ,
on perfectly. In truth the result so,entiroly corm
voaponde with hie recommendation thee_ no one,
regrehrpurchasing ono . of his Xeceipt a, • t •
David .Cocklin, David lyeaver, '
•Ditniernalley.• •• D.Hall ' '•' •
•,; Sidle,. .I:David brant;t4
Win P - Reigeli 4 ;s'Fraderick Welty,
, James - 3 MOpre, `'
•Reforonce - may also be had to Mr David Mar
tin, - of. the , Mansion,'House' lfotel, and to Messrs -
Mitchel .McClellan, Henri , L Burkboltior e N.W;
Woods; and, Michael Den:, in Carlisle, Who will testily‘roit's ; ,
Price•for a:family right .only dna dollar, ,which
may, he ,purchased 'of.:II.O)3ERT MCGARR%
, NEY,'Agentfor'Carliale, or -
bo
sent by tratil m any,one onclosinir. 91,00 to ilia
ndersigned, , Priprietor, retdding Dillsburgi
Yolk' county.... ..1 L,.SIIE4REIL
Fob,. 20; :1850.-. .• -
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•Yeaatt
'AND the.hoot FAMILY S' 0 FT , ,SOAP ,
be' thad ; , itittily: T foi.'llnkaer, and , use, a,;,fave:
mirinine;!) . 3+ . 3he , toing , b(;',!. l ,Efabbiti,':.ePowclors. rm •
:Ftir,tiaja at ..ihe 'more ,
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Liver •. 0ii.,:,;-,-,,- , 1
A,r4- ' • 1 : 2` , .. '
tv...„,
,f„,,;',, nf , 0c4,-Liver. Oil
~.q4, ' , , ... 5 7 91 . ) .V.,t...P..5iY-,* r - • -d tit,,,,•,,:',<:`..,
' ' tarrytalca,git:reffetfe . , just Pecttm ,....., , r , , 5;
$4,
lio' 04 ' 7' ' t'..r: ti:j4.4 "''d ,RPl'';'''" . '.,-• . :. ''
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EMBROIDERIES
G \V lIITNEI2
AGENTS
MUttIM
ME
Alto'(4,ti . .iiic','liiii.-1: .
Newville Female, Seminary.
THIS Institution, finder the care of Miss M.
BELL, Nall commence its fifth session on the first
MONDAY in May. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the Principat
and those associated in the control of the school
still hopo .o discharge their duties to the satis•
faction of those who mny commit young ladies
to their, care. A limited number of pupils
from a distance can •be accommodatt d.
'Perms per session of five monihs,;
lights per term $5O 00
Tuition in Juvenile Department, coin,
prising Rending, Writing, Arithme.
tic and Geography 6
Primary Class—comprising GrAmthar,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and e
Botany 9'qtl
Higher English Branches. - 11 00
Music on Piano 15 00
Use of Instrument ' 4 tH,
Drawing lO 00
Payable one•hall in advance. 'the session!
commences May Ist, and ends Sept. 10th.,•
Rtfirences
Rev. A. Sharp, Newvillo.
Dr. J. Hannon, do.
David Fterrett, Esq.. Islevville.
Scott Coyle, Eau., do. •
Win. [San•, Esq. do.j
Col. H. Logan, Dillsburgh.
Rev. James Shields, Juniata county
April 10, 1850.
Plainfield Qlassical Academy,
FOUR MILES \VEST OF CARLISLE.
The Eighth Session. will ronintenee on MON.
, DAY, .May oth, 1850.
FN consequence of increasing patronage a
L large and commodious Mick edifiee has
been erected, rendering this one of the most
desirable institutions m the state. The various
departinents ale under the cote of competent
and faithful . .i.structors, and every endeavor gill
be made to — Promote the moral and intellectual
improvement of students. The surrounding
country is beautiful and healthful, and the in.
stitution sufficiently distant from [Own or village
to prevent evil associations.
Terms—pOper Session (Fire Months.)
For Circulars with full Information address
R K BURNS, Principal
Plainfield P, 0., Cumberland County, Pa
lip 1 o,' 50
GA LER'S SALAMANDER SAFES,
WARRANTED FIRE AYE] THIEF PROOF', AND
FE Il
RE FROM'ArEPEREB
riIrUESE SAFES possess every goal
ifiention to render them proof against the
a pon of tire or thieves, and of suilleient s.rength
to endure a fall from any story of a burning
building. They are made of wrought iron,
being kneed, riveted and welded together, and
lined - with a perfect non-conducting fire proof
' mineral composition, no wood being used in
their construction as in the majority of safes
sold by other Inciters. The doors of (.1 AY
i LER'.S Safes are secured with hib THIEF
DETEGT olt and AN T I-G UN P 0 W DER
LOCK, which preclatles the possibility of pick
ing or blowing their open efth gflonow ,l,4 %
Over PWO HUNDRED of these Safes have
'been exposed in accidental lire to tho most in
tense heat, in ninny iII.4IIIIICCS remaining in the
burning ruins tor several days, and at In time
have they ever [wen known' to fail in preserving
their contents. •
The public are invited to cnll at the Branch
Depot. No. in, EXCHANGE PLACE,
Al.) ELPHIA near Dock street, and examine
the numerous tetuimotnale in favor of GAY
LER'S SAFES, also the :large assortment on
hand for sale at manufacturers prices, by ,
JOHN L PIPER, Agent.
P. S. Also for sale low, new and second
hand Safes of other makers. which hove been
taken in part payment for Gayler's Salaman
der's. friplo,',so,3m
- House and Sign Painting.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
zens of Carlisle end vicinity that he lies coin
tnenced the above business in this borough, and
respectfully solicits the public patronage. Ile is
also prepared to do Parlor or Ilell wall painting,
plain or in scenic and landscape designs—imita
tions of wood end stone• Ile will also attend to
Paper Bunging, and every other branch of his
business, in the best style. His shop is in Lou
ther street, in the carpenter shop formerly occu
pied by John R Turner, where lie respectfully
invites the public to call. I-laving lied consider
able experience in every department Ids art,
ho feels confident of being able to render antis
faction to all who may employ him.
aplo SAMUEL Nl . O wny•
weaving, Weaving.l
GEORGE BERG weuld-respectfully inform
the citizens of Carlisle, that he has open
ed a shop in East street, second door from the
uorner of Louther street, where he mill attend
to the Weaving of Carpeting, Tnblo Linen,
Coverlets, mid all other kinds of tlithrk, in a
style that he is confident Kill give satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
The public is respectfully solicited to give him
a call, fapl7
ra.xt.as o7Ls!•
THE subscriber has just received a large lot
of Parasols, of beautiful styles, embracing
every quality. to which the special attention of
the Ladies is invited.
BONNETS & BONNET RIBBONS.
Call and purchase your Bonnets and Ribbons
from the undersigned, whd has just received a
large and varied assortment, and you will say°
money.
DRESS SILKS
Just.opened nn extensive stock of Dross Silks
of the latest styles, which ho offers at unusual
ly low prices. The special attention . orafti .
Ladies is solicited.
GINGUAM.S
• The subscriber has still a darge stock of those
•12f.'oeuf Girtglutinsifor which he has had such.
.sn.extraOrdittary run—cell'And see theni. '
.111tJSLIN9 -AN!) tALIpOES:.
.
Calicoes,
Just opened, kluge stock if? Muslins and
Which Ile offors unusual
inducements to purchasers. "-Public Patramige'
'ANP SHP F:S
Alootennd, Shoes of ovory-doscrlptiou 'have
Neerropenod lurgo quantitiarobythe suboork
bor, which are ofibrod.nt priodh 't hot .mosf - give
saliefaction. N. l ll' WOODS, Ag't.
•
.Gre arlia,r gains 1,.
riAlV•be,expeciod from thtraubscribor; as:he,
Ai, has just received L- new , add • splendid na;„
aOrtment , • igt , WINTER 'GOODS, which 'ha
offers, to, . euctoinere and! others • whu4itty,
favor him with a call rit 'great 'Bargains •
—OLOTHS- - AND CASSIMERES,, •
inducts, 'Velvet oords. , •Ky.t, jaans,.; scarlet, yol.:
and'eahton Virtual*, tiekirtge,.rnus
ilne, ilnithrnorey, delahile; aloacns,;:CO.
rirg`Olinho,'glOvec;•hosiery, :108 0 n e h,c 9tr o.
~••••,••!•Siitt WLS i.'SffA Lsrl' .
• and ",eplentliii''avabritaht. 7 61 , 1cing
and 'Soitarol the
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66 - I.A.';:ik4D.-,SD'i)
rtifiAtroiite , hhiip •detbrin r.
; weir
Yofittiett
Otares *Sz , SboPs,
Spring Sonde::
IrtilE 'subscriber has"jaet
.1.• etifSvith,a latgesund varied assortment of
Fancy,and'Staple ., DoGoads,.. Stich ' as moo s
deputies,. BaregeS,••Alpachas; Canton- Cloths,
French -and. - F,nglish; Chintzes, • Gingham.
Lawns, Calicoes,..Figitrod and Dotted Swims
Muslins, with a variety of othci, Drees Ihrteri.
ale to which he , invites tltikaitention'ef thelMb•
Ho generally , .
CHEAP CHI&'rZES'•'
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The subspriber would call the attention of the
community toe lot of 4.5 Spring Chintzes nt the
low price of 10 eta per yard, the cheapest lot of
goods ever offered 11 Carlisle. -
. LINEN( LUsTRES. '
An invoice of Linen Luetres of all COMB, al
so, Silk and Linen Lustros, a superior articl
for ladies dimes and sacks, just opened.
MILITARY CAPS. ,
Just opened one doz. Military Cldth Caps,
with oil cloth covers, also, Silk Oil Cloth Caps
of same style for sale by G, W. lIITN ER.
. April 3, 1050•
Selling off at Gel
subscribers intetldina
J. business, will sell 41;:tiroMtvir,514 kadk
READY MADE 'CL'OTIIING,
at very reduced prices. Their stock Consists
of Coats, Vests and Pants, of almost every de
scription add quality, also, shirts, corlars, bo•
soma, stocks, neck and peoket handkerchiefs,
gloves, stockings, suspenders, hang, ceps, boots,
shoes, umbrellas, leather and hair trunks,-car
pet bags, and in short every article that is ne
cessary to complete a gcnaerKan's wardrobe.—
They will also sell goods by the yard, such
ns cloths, eassimereS, vestinus, cassMeits, sum
mer stripes in great variety: musi ins, fizmoh 3 ,
At,e. ' ARNOLD & LIVINGSTON.
ap24 3m
N. B. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to .the firm will please make payment
immediately. A & L
Rear, Road Listen and Reflect.
TROUTMAN AND MAY'S.
NEW, CHIT AP AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING STORE,
On North Hanover street, in the room formerly
occupied by Olrs. W ise as a grocery. -
THE attention of the citizens ol Carlisle, and
Cumberland and Perry Counties is invited
-tp-thia-newly-established-Glothi
FURNISHING STORE,
and see the well selected and most elegantly got
up clothing ever offered in this place. It would
by well for every Nan to know that n larger
•misortment, better styles and More desirable
- slothing can be Ought for less money at this
Nieiv establishment than at any other store in
"the place without any ether exception. The
assortment is well selected mid the cut and make
of the latest - SPring and summer fashions, which
are far superior to all others for ease and clo
t once.' All who wish to purchase will find they
411 save from twenty live to filly per cent by
buying at the new stand of
• • TROUTMAN & MAY.
Coats, Pants and -Vests we sellremarkably lord
ari l the following list of prices will show:
COATS,
Superfine black Cloth Press Coats $6 to 18,00
" " Frock " 6. 18,09
Fine French Habit Cloth coats of
different styles, 3 10,00
New style ol Cashmereit coats, 2,50 9,00
French Coats ol all colord 1,50'7,00
Rough & Ready 'Tweed, new style. 4,00 11,00
California Lustre, 75 5,90
Linen;Conts, 1,00 2,50
Business coats, ,0131100
PANTALOONS.
New Style of American and French
Cassimer plum, 1,50 7,00
New style at AmericAn and French a
Casstmers, superior in quality and
-variety of colors 5,00 10,00
Fine black cases and doeskins 2,50 9,00
Striped and cross burred cuss. Pants 1,50 5,00
New style Napoleon striped pants 1,25 - 3,00
spring cuss. pants 4,75 6,00
Great variety olCurduroy pants 1,25 3,0
Fine linen drilling striped and plain 75 2,50
New style of Cambroon 1,50 4,Q0
I , Vith an excellent assortment of wor
king pants which wilPout travel any
in this place 50 2,00
VESTS.
Superfine block Satin vests 1,75 5,00
New style of figucred and striped do 1,00 7,00
Plain & striped valentine - 50 4,00
!tine light summer Marseilles vests 75 3,00
All kind 9 of working vests at very low In - ie.....
We will also keep a good assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting A coats, pants and vests and sell
them at very low tutees. In eilditiod to our
stock of ready made clothing we will keep on
hand en assortment of
FURNISHING ARTICLES,
such as shirts, scarfs, canals, suspenders,
drawers, collars, raps, umbrellas, gloves, hand
kerchiefs, socks, &e. &,• , n, ill, make it
the interest ul the purchaser to examin,. before
elgew here. A goods sold ill lIII° store.
warranted to give satisinction ' and defy . compe
tition, in quality, elegance and style of the rut
and durability, and we hope by. close attention
to business to merit it share ol public patron.
age. Don't forget the place, North Hanover
Street, a few doors above Louth. r Street West
side.
N. B. Clothing made to order Cl the shortest
notice.
The People's Line.
Clear the Track I
THE undersigned, by the particular request
of thousands of their friends., hereby announce
to all Who seek and love pleliSure, that n Grand
Excursion will take Place this and every day
thraughtirid thS"Saitspn in the beautiful safety
cur "Clieepaide," propelled by the low pressure
engine ''Fit-sure," and in which all, both old
and young, are invited to participate. The ex
cursion will be conducted upon a plan entirely
different from any helore got up in this neigh.
borhood,both for cheapnessand dispatch ; and
The plea' ure it will allbrd thoscrwbo juin in it
can scarcely be estimated. Tickets will be
furnished at half the usual price, and the public
can start from any point they please, stopping
only nt the CAE A V...f,A ND lIIIVROVED
Clothing Emporium l •
next door to Burkholder's Hotel on West Main
street, where the cheapest and most fashionable
assortment el.. CIoOTHING. can be found—all
our.own manufacture—and which we can sell
as cheap as the/ can be bought at any of the
largo city establishments, and 20per cent. lower
than at an/ other house in this Borough. We
respectfully invite the ptibliq, to take this pleas
ant trip to our store, and examine our large as•
sortment of
- CLOTH, DRESS, FROCK AND SACK COATS,
of various colors and Styles, Pants Vests and
Ruundaboms, Pca Jackets, HATS . and CAPS,
Shirts and Stockings, Suspenders, Cravats, and
all the different articles necessary to constitute
a Gentleman's Wardrobe. Don't forget the
place—next door to Burkholder's Hotel, to
where we have just removed. having a large
assortment of Clorlts, Cassimeres and lfeetings
on hand, we aro prepared to make up to order
all kinds of Clothing at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms.
M & L STEINER.
-Better than the Goldmines of Oall
fornia I
• A Whole Suit of Clothes at $1,754
rC undersigned thankful' for thoLpatronage
A of the Citizens of Carlisle and adjoining
country, informs his nuintrousliiends and the
public in-general, that he has just laid , in an
entirely new Stock of fashionable. Spring and
•...Snannar clothing, made up in,the best style and
particulany calcujrned for this ',lanai, His stock
consists of fino,Dress and Frock coats, ~flabita,,
4
Cassimer, •, gre.,.and C itnioats,: Twood
Linen ,• , , , ck coats, 'll' inessi contend all
'desert '• , suporio'r 131itek lissimer and fancy
Prima oh ; a great'varlety Of, Vesta from 75cts
to 84 00, a large asaortmont of flitiny,nt i tio l 99 ol :
Gentletnen!a'wcari ;white Ilnen,'Siripedanxred
flannel shirts.'' Urentlemen arifreauested.to call
and examine tho goods,:. and .he . is ' sure those
who buy "will'be well'fitled and'at low. prices.,
'A.. peat • assort mont ;of :13oys . clothing, ' also
Caps and Hats, fromni to 83:00 constantly on
Mud at' ~" ,".: .•• .. ~. ! S., 001.,DMAM5,,4
Ebuilt , East corner of Main and Market, square;,
Carlisle e Marcluoo',.lBso. -,,,„ .. ~!. . . ,
,
.; • Sr Glass ; Ware,.
EXTRA Chi na and. Glass in great. yari
01Y, French C hinw Taa and I'ollo'7.
Seta; ; SplendicE , .:Orn,anienni,!;aloo.- ',Arley o•
Stoner China, " Isiverimol , :and ,Coln mon: p'
:141.Gf-rrl
ria4;bomphirie;'Loflnd.:oll'Lairti . i, jagrorit:: ;
variety. :Alpo; Qll9,
of, 9yar i i!, 0 0 001!.9 01 " , .!
rigaOoloneanil — Br9akfaap, , Yoaa c•aleo.. exira ,
lina,Ya and ,Iinii0r101; mit,fo,oo4,ad, from,' 14 w j.
arid: for, sale i:l3.laq
Altoap . Gracery : eta) p
of '.llW!irOh-20)'
WOted. '
11164ublatiber ;0 , 111-ray:Um highakt pike i n
•C ASH forSt*:(,4o,jii quittnitv
stor# in'P.tVlistet- , '414 6,13 4RX 1 7 -1;1
ME
Notices
•
LIST of LETTERS;
EMAINING! in the Post Office at New-
IX villa, Cumberland county,Aprif, 15101332.
Armstrong Francis Logan Mr. Aleiandet: '
Bauchert Widow • Lore Mr Michael
Barber Miss Margaret JMiller John
Baud .Toremitth Marryman
_Samuel
Cain James 2 M'Elwaitylus. or Wm.
Cook Daniel Millet — Samuel P ,
Currey Harry Nolen Mrs Ellen
Carothers George . Nagley Rebecca •
Condry Alexander Oiler Mr. John 2
Connor Joseph Paint John
Fulwiler John Ruth Mr. William
Grove, Abraham sr. Stroman Emanuel
'Graham Miss ElizabethSchaul Mr William
Greep John Esq. Smith Mr John H
Gipe Joshua • StalA Mrs
Gunkle Rudy Thompson David 2
Hopple John Miller Thompson Mr. G L
Holster Andrew • Vankirk Daniel
Burley Mrs, Louisa Walker Miss Elizabeth
Kelly Mr. C. V. Weaver Charles
Kunkle Rudy Wyke Mr. William
Kimbell Miss Arrabell
apl7-3t JAMES' WIDNER, P. M.
Brigade Inspector's Order.
ORDERS No. I.—ln clnformity with the
revised Militia Law, of April 17th, 1849,
the several Battalions of the First Brigade, 15th
Div., will meat for Review and Inspection.—
Thy :First Battalion will moot in Mechanics
burg un the Iltls dny of May.
The Secogcl Ba talion will meet in - Shippens.
tug on the 17th day'of May, and the 3d Bat
talion will martin Carlisle on the 14th of Mn .
The First Reliiment wiII meet in Newvi c
on the 18th day of May.,
Capt. Samuel Stuart's Troop, not attached
to-any Battalion, will meet nt the Stone 'Favern
oh the Walnut Bottom Road, on the 20th day
of May. The above commands will meat pre•
eively at ten o'clock, A. M., of each day. Of
!cers in command of compans will, be held
responsible for the good condition of the nrma
and accoutrements.
ap24 tp SAM'L. CROP, Brig. Ins..
Estate of John Culbertson, dec'd.
NOTICE al
E is hesgiven that loiters of ad•
ministration on the estate of Jon Culbert
son, late of Silver Spring township, Cumber
land_ county, &I'd, have this day I een.issued
by the Register in and for said county, to the
subsciaiers, whd reside in the said township of
Silver 'Spring. All persons having claims or
detntusds.a7attist_thc•estate of said•denedent are
requestdd to make knomn'thosatne without de
lay, and those indebted to finite payment o
AVM. CULBERWSON,
W'M. KELLER,
ad 24 6t pd
Estate of Elizabeth Kissinger, deed,
LLETTERS tostampigniy on thd milt° , of
Elizabekh Kissinger, late of West Penns
botoughloWnship deed., have been granted to
the subscriber residing in the same township.—
All pore , ns having claims against estate of said
decedent will present them Mr settlement, and
those indebted will make imanedinto payment
to
0n24,'50,fit . I LEFEVER, Ad'mr.
To the Public
XTOTICE is hereby given, thin we the As.
jy signces - of \Vm C. Houser, have legal urn
sets against all notes held by George Snilora
gainst said Houser, and all persons arc hereby
cautioned not to buy said paper as we will not
hold ourselves responsible for the payment of
the same. JOIL N 110USE12,
PE rElt. BARNHART,
apl7 Assignees , of W C Houser.
Estate of David Strickler, (lewd.
ir Err DRS of Administration on the estate
.IL4 of David Strickler, late of Hopewell tpt,
umberland county, deceased, have been grant
ed to the subscribers residing in the same
township. All persons having claims tigainst
the estate of said decedent will presene them
ror settlements and those indebted to make im
mediate payment to
J. FOGLI3P , ONGER,
J. STRICKLER, •
0111171)d Administrators.
Assignee's Notice.
yr OTICE is hereby given that [AGO B
ill BATES, of Shiremanstown, has assigned
all his property, real and personal to, the sub
scriber, for the benefit of his creditors, by deed
dated 2cl April, 1850. All pehons indebted to
stud Jacob Bates will make payment, and those
having chums against hot will present them for
settlement to the subscriber, residing in Hamp
den township. JOHN lt UPI";
aplooh singnee,_
Estate of Joseph Era - decd.
LEVIERS of administration on the estate of
Joseph Crall, late of Upper Allen town
ship, Cumberland county, decd., have been
granted to the subscriber, residing in the same
tow nshM. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are required in make im
mediate payment, and those having claims to
prernt them to JOHN II COO V ER,Adin'r.
April it, 1850.
Estate of Derrick S. Fahnestock, dec'd.
w ici'LKltS of adminibtrattion on the estate of
L IJerru•l: S. Falinestoek, deed., lute of East
l'elitisticiro 'township, have issued in duo form
01 law to the subs'eribet residing in Hampden
township, All persons indebted, to istild estate
will auntie payment and II e having claims
:igninst it will present them ettlement to
JOf ir' UPP.
Adm'r of D S nihneetock, dec'd.
March 26. 1850-0 t
NOTICE.
4 id, persons indebted 10 the late firm of
. C 1 tVri.vht & Saxton are requested to call on
Ike subscriber and settle by the
at
of MAY,
as all accounts remaining unpaid at that time N it
be placed in the hands of a Justice for collection:
aplo-21 HENRY I,V RIGHT.
•
- NOTICE.
ALL persona are hereby notified againat• re
coining a proinisory note drawn by George
Nleixel in laver pt Elizabeth for the
'amount 0f5230, es said note will not be paid
unless compelled by 18w.
April 3, 1850—* GEORGE IVIEIXEL.
ATTENTION !
- DIG SPRING ADA
. , • Ull MAN T'E G OAR DS
t .. .:. \
.., ordered . l n o l u at ar tpuie
li 1 to
rlijuasraa parade
t7 1: 4 A • '. = ff,.}i p C Mellinr, in Stoughs
--; :'B P ' town, on MONDAY, the
°.-, e oth of May next, at 10
( i Y
) 'l3 im., k , A. M., properly
p,:.....- 1 : --'' ',, 1:1 ,,. equip( for drill. By order
4-. .:—..inu0.01:117. et the Captain.
npl6 T C MILLER, Jr.. 0. W.
Golden Morse Nigel,
•
114,
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA
THE subscriber having leased the above
largo and commodious HOTEL; shunted on the
eurnor of the Publics Square and South Hano
ver street, and lately occupied by Ben!. L Esh
leman, bogs leave to announce to his friends
. and the public that lie ie prepared to entertain
them in a mtanner,which cannot, .fail to meet
their approbation.
THE HOUSE has the most' pleasant loca•
thin' in the borough--hati boon newly furnished
slid, otherwise improVed, and no pains will be
spared to make those who m a y sojourn with
him, comfortable during ' their stay. Ilia par
lors are large and well furnislied,and his cham
bers supplied with now and comfortable bed.
ding.
TABLE will be sumilied . w,i li the best
the market can afford; and all who aro connect.
od with, his'lthuse will po found - attentive Card.
ful and'obliging.
THE BAR ,will contain the best liquors the
eity.can produce. f
HIS.STABLINO ie entirely now antlexten'
dive, capable , olabcommodating:from,so '6O
horses—making it a. desirable, stopping place
for, DROVERS; and 'Will be attended 1 4;
ful Ostler. in.'shart, nothing fur *opting
calculated tii'adir to,',lthe comfort end 'convent.
enCe .of them who mtiy.faior him with Stheir
phtionage, BQARDEUS talten• - by.the week,
month, or year: c. °
' IrrTEEMB 'MOD 6#A711. • - ; , ;
f01)6 1 49-tf,:: • • ••-' JOH4-.t HANNAN.,,
, . ...00RATS1 ; •
resppectfully recominoned to .1) °filleted
p. ZACIIARIATI'SCORN'ERADICATOR
;) Which will ollifettiallyexiirrninatallicao trouble.
•, soar excreaponeop,.bv to* application
outpairt':l , ,
7 , i 4 1 0. Farmers ard.llleworausioo - 019';'r
•,)f "
in any . gSehtit
1 1 1 . 0 0 CP l . o l4 4 rt a , , '.9 B "i'lne
Pi3ruyiatu, uario;,a d . eyery , i , arie iaporin;
M
niers; Tan nerti;!FailnaraiPeoltira, - nna . gOurni=
',...rtinoVare-,libidtedi.?to ;nail ;.°1•,,N0
: IsTgrth .
Rued . sttoct . ,'
• GFl,Oi W. •1111.Gl1V• . .6. 1 4;
•
! 1 '
s Otofts; 01)ops.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
OF - 17RESII SPRING GOOpSI
gables,' OEilby
GRAS commenced and wilt to receiving for
some days, a brilliant and very extensive
assortment of Spring Goods, and particularly
invites all thtit wislbtte ; purchase- cheap goods
aid satisfy theirgotiletaste'to gibe hiht ri call
before purchasing , as ho is' dteorminedllto' cut
goods this spring at small 'profits, and please
all that will favor him with, their patronage.
His Stock consists in part of a fresh supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES &
SATINET'S, Usti colors and prices, well
worth examining. A full assortment - of
COLORED FLANNELS,'
from the finest shroudin to the lowest prices,
TWEEDS,
in great variety and colors, 3-4 to 6-4. Also,
Kentucky
JEANS & CASSIMERL I S,
of all colot and pricer. A Large and complete,
assortment of Mons and Boys .
SPRING & SUMMER WEAR,
many of them entirely now styles.
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such as new style Silks and Satins, Linen Lus
ries, Mons do Lanes, Lawns, and many more
entirely new styles too numerous to notice. A
large stook of
CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
Pickings, Bleat hod and unbleached Muslins,
and Shootings, &c. The largest and most ex
tensive stock Oh
CARPETS,
the. has been brought to Carlisle for years, to
gether with
10,000 , OTHER ARTICLES
in the Dry Goods line, that would fill columns
of this paper but are entirely too numerous to
mention. Also, a largo assortment of Mans,
Boys and Childrens
BOOTS AND SHOES,
all prices, Ladies Slippers, . Tics, Buskins, in
great variety of prices. A large and well selec
ted stock of Fresh
GROBE RIES, -
Spices, &c. Cavendish, Congress, Hand, Cu
and Dry • _ _ __ _ _
TOBABCOS
of the host brands. Come and lodk for your
selves at the old and well established stand,
where you will fiiid a large, and well selected
stock. of Goode and on the most favorable
terms.
.1•
Carlislo Marell . 20, 1850,' ... •
Admr's
NtUrSPRING GOODS!
Ahead of all Competition
rpH F.subscribers have returned from Phila.
delphia, with a large assortment of
• CI-IEA P SPRING GOODS,
consisting partly of Mous de Laines, Lawns,
Bareges, Linen Lustres, at 12,4, 18i and 25 cts
per yard, Alpachas, Ginghams, Calicoes, and a
variety of other dress goods; Cloths, Cassi•
mores, Vestings. Summer stuffs for men and
boys wear in endless variety, checks, tickings
ninsllns at old prices, flannels, hosiery, gloves,
lacei and ,edgings, insertings, and some very
ehortp COPETS, groceries, queensware, &c.
Also, a large fitssoriment of very
• CHEAP • BONNETS;
Palm leaf and braid hats, bonnet ribbons at all
prices and very cheap, a few pieces wide high
lustre black silks, together with a general as
sort went including nearly every .artple in our
line of business, all of which have been bought
for Cash, and will be sold to our customers and
the whole country at considerably _lower prices
than they can be bought in Carlisle. Give us
a call and judge for yourselves.
March 20850,
NEW AND CHEAP STORE.
THE undersigned most respectfully
informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has lust returned from Philadel•
pitia and Baltimore, and is now opening at the
corner of Norih Hanover and Lowlier street,
at tan stand formerly occupied by N. W.
Woods, a well selected assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
purchased at the lowest prices, and ivhich I am
determined, to sell at small profits. Among
them may he found CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
VESTINGS, Tweeds and Pantaloon Stuffs at
various prices. DRESS GOODS, new styles
and at low prices. A !so, GROCERIES it al'
VUI 'any, vr.—r.sugar, uonee, ten, mo
lasses: Spices. Szx•, which will he sold for can'
Please give me a call
Carlisle, aplo
Chimney Board Papers.
UST opened a variety of Paper for cover
ing chimney boards. Also, for Window
ISOnds. An entirely new Wheelbarrow lor
sale. [apin G W IHTNEI2..
For the Cure of
0011 GAS , COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOPING -COUGH
- AND CONSUMPTION.
The tmilorin 611CCU99 which les attended the
ise of this preparation-its salptary effect—it
hrower to relieve and cure allections of the Lungs
ave gained for it a celebrity equalled by no
other medicine We' otter it to the afflicted with
entire confidence in its virtues, and the fall be
lief that it subdue ana remove the severest
attack's of tliseitse 111)011 the throat and -Lungs.
These results, as they become publicly known,
very naturally attract the attentim ' of medical
men andphaanthqpists cverml e. What is
their opinion of CHERRY 1 1 E ORAL may,
be seen in the sollowing
VALENTINE. MOTT, M. l).*
Prof, Surgery Bled. College, New York, say's
"It gives me pleasure to certify thr value and
efficacy of Ayer's' CHERRY PEC roRAL,
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cure dia l ..
eases of the Throat and Lungs."
THE RT. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD.
writes inn letter to hit friend,whb was fast sink
ing under an 'affection of the Lungs t--" Try the
cherry pectorel and any medicine can
will." you
relict, with the blessing of God that
CHIEF JUSTICE, EUS'I IS,
of Louisiana, writes ;'That a youag daughter of
his was cured ofseveral severe attacks of croup
by the .Cherry Pectoral."
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
- •
The Canadian Journal of Medical Science
states, "Tliat Asthma and Bronchitis so preva
lent in this inclement climate, has yielded with
surprising rapidity to Ayres Cherry Pectoral,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this -skil
'fit' 'preparation to the Profession and the public,
generally."
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself:—
liAnTroun, Jan. 28,1847.
Dr.J . C. AYFIR:=Dear Sir i—liaving been
rescued from a painful and clungerous disease by
your medicine, gratitude . prompts me to send
you this acknowledgement, iiht only in justice to
you, but tut-the information of ethers in like at.
fl ictien. .
' A slight cold upon the lungs, n'erlected at first
became so severe that spitting of blood, a, violent
cough and Profuse night sweats followed and fits.
toned upon me. I became emaciated, could: not
steep, Was 'thstresied by my,.cerigh,l and ' la
through my chest, and inahort had all the alarm
ing symptoms of (mica cobsumption. `.No medi
cine seemed at'all to reach my case, until I prov.
idenLally tried' your' Clemry any : which
soon relieved and how has Oured
' Youri with respeet,, A,'.STE WARM'
, ,
' AciarsiratT rY-,APril 17,4848.
'Sir s--X" , ilutits;- for.
Yeovil been afflicted,: with Astbmn,il l ll:: tho, Went,
form; so HMO hei,c,hOen °Wirt Ao Veep i my,
chair : for a larger: pert of the,titue,:,beingunnhitt
to,breatho in : 113 Y.!hedt- :. I, htill'iried 4 " fir e nt'lneey,
litnetneines,, tot:9o, purpose', phy l a o h m ,
presorilted, Oti;aM . expetiment,,yOur"Cli yr Peo:,
• -
-;At Os( it , seemed :to rthilM;itne worse, but in
less limait toieek , thefitte , tteijeetetle - le the moat
firatiroei,:relleffilamitit, use I,and" now, in four.
4 tvecite;theldis,easm' tar.,entlrely, retnoyed',
slecii,sti"ambed 'with OM fe • and,:enjey , 1160
komalthlatschli had ,exp Oteilto.nnjoy.'
. ,p.;-PERRANT:
tyro. BED', Bit J. ',AYRES, CHEMIST, ROW ISLE
' ' AIMISACHUSEXTS,,!‘.'y ,
Sold Rawlinsi S . A. Hubbard, ;Dr:(„s;:.
IBlllett,CtialisleMe: Ira Day; Meolthelesbliegr
~ 11; erion,;Newvi 1160 C. Bt.J.in.il4ltiolt;ShlW
peitalitircSand "'droggists
. _ _
JOhnlilliimeinf. ' , i q ,
Picitite , At',liiiW;444o , loki';l4' - th
e.A- liousiir,Miso:MaGinnii4manillo,etcra;'of
• A:Se 'Ay:panto:, South Hop pv4 l',:ti t rae.q.ietti.ttelai,
• rent!' a..,r,:-,.. , :,'., • - • •'• .. ' • ''''"" • - ' .•:':'::,NP 4r:59
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MS
MB
Life Pills ;ind Thaenix Bitter&
•
• Thee(' Medicines have now. been before the pub!
Ile for a period of ELM= mum awl
daring that time have Maintained a high character
in ahnbet every part of tho'globe'fo'r their extraor
dinary and immediate, polder of restoring perfect
health to porecom suffering under nearly every kind
of disonee to which thehuman kerne IS liable..
of certificated instances, they have even rescued
sufferer! from the• very vrge of an untimely grave,
after all the deceptive noetrums of the day had ut
terly failed; and to many thonsinds they have
permanently secured -that uniform enjoyment of
health, without width life itself is but a partial
blowing. So great, indeed, has their efficacy inva
riably, and infallibly moved, that it has appeared
scarcely lac than miraculous to those who were
acquainted with the beautifully philosophical prin
ciples upon which they are compounded, and *pen
which they consequently act. It was to their
manifest and sensible action in purifying the springs
and channels of life, and enduing them with re
newed tone and vigor, that they were indebted for
their name.
Unlike the host of pernicious quackeries which
boast of vegetable ingredient, the I,l7.llloEDl
cms are purely and solely vegetable ; and con
tain neither Mercury, nor Anthony, nor A rse ,
m* . e, nor any other mineral, in any form whatever.
They are entirely composed of extracts from rare
and pow.erfkl plants, the virtues of which, though
long known to several Indian tribes, and recently
to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists, ambito
gatiner unknown to the ignorant 'pretenders to
medical science ; and were never before adminis
tered in so happily efficacious a combination. •
The first operation is to loosen from the coats of
the stomach and bowels the various impurities and
crudities constantly settling round them; and to
remove the hardened fasces which celled in the
convoltttions of the small intestines. Other medi
cines only partially cleanse these, and leave such
collected musses behind to produce habitual Costive
ness, with all its train of- evils, or sudden Diarrhea
with its imminent dangers. This fact is Well
known to all regular anatomista who examine the
humaif bowels after death and hence the preju
dice of those well-informed men against the quack
medicines of. the 'age. The second effect of the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES is to
cleanse the kidneys and the bladder ;- and, by this
means, the liver and lunge, the healthful action of
whirl, entirely depends upon the regularity of 'the
urinary organs. The blood, Which takes its red
color from the agency of the liver and lungs, before
it passes into the heart, being thus purified by them,
end nourished by food coining from a cleanstomach,
courses freely through the veins, renews every part
. of the sy:Stem, and triumphantly mounts the banner
of heath in the blooming cheek.
Tim following are . among the diatreseing variety
of human disounns in which the VEGETABLE
LOB MEDICINES are well known to be tufal.
DYSP SIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first
F,P
and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure
!Maltby bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind ;
FLATULENCY, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn,'
headache, Restlessness, 111-temper, Anxiety,
Languor, and Melancholy, which are the general
symptomiof Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural
consequence of its cure.
Costivonesa,
.by cleansing the whole length of
the intestines with a solvent process, anti without
violence: ,all violent purges leave the bowels costive
within two days.
Diarrhea and Madera, by, removing the
sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are
occasioned, and by promoting the lubricative seer&
tion'of the mucous membrane. •
F evers of all kinds, by restoring the blood to e
regular circulation, through the process of penipi
-
ration in such cases, and the therm . ; solution d
all intestinal obstruction in ethers. '
The LIFE MEDICINES 'have been known to
cure RgEumATisx permanently •in three
weeks, and GOUT in half that time, by removing
local inflammation from the muscles and ligaments
of the joints.
A Nr.'W BENTZ
Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and strength
ening tile kidneys and bladder: they operate meet
delightfully on these important organs,. and hence
have ever been found a certain remedy for the
worst cases of GRAVEL.
Also wo r m % by dislodging from the turnings
of the bowels the slimy matter to which these
creatures adhere.
A s th ma and Conanmption, by relieving the
air-vessels of the lunge from the-mucous which even
alight colds will occasion, and which, if not re
dreadful diseases.
Scurvy, Moors, and Inveterate Sores, by
the perfect purity which thee!) lan nem
ogrEs give to the blood, and all the humors.
A C FETTER
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex
ions, by their alterative effect upon the fluids that
feed the skin, and the moibid ;date of which occa
sions all eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and
other 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 COLDS and INFLUENZA will
always be cured by one dose, or by two oven in
the worst cases.
PILES. As a remedy for this moat distressing
and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE L I Z
MEDICINES deserve a distinct and emphatic
ascommendation. It i s well known to hundreds in
ails city, that the former proprietor of these valu
able Medicines was himself afflictedl_with this
complaint for upwards of THIRTY-FIVE YEARS ; and
that be tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compaas of the Materia Meettea.
lie 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.
ORAL;
FEVER AND AGUE.
For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and dertain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ject to a return of the disease—q cure by these
medicines is permanent—TßY THEM, BE SA
TISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Biliout , Revers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss 'os A PPETITE, AND
DISEASES or FEMALES—theso medicines haVe been
used with the most beneficial 'results in cases of this
description :—KiNa's Evir, and SCROFU , iu its
weld forms, yields to the mild yet poi , r u action of
these remarkable Medicines. Sws.vrio,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, nom:we COWPLAANTS Of all
kinds, PALPITATION OF TEE HEART, PAINTER'',
Coma, aro speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become im
paired by the injudicious use MERCURYWiII find
these Medicines a perfect cure, as theyie e ver fail
to eradicate from the system - all. the acts of
Mercury infinitely sooner 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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