1.,?.....4 fiat T. vo_
Marriage in different N
r ; In Ceylon, one' of the principle oer—
emonies consists Initxhig.,tegether_ the'
__ _ clothing of the bridegrrObn and bride, to
dignify that they are Fenn li.)
together for
• • life: - Tfic ceremony 'is' , informed hi"
• the presence :of, theirTriends and with
such festivities ail the 'Means of the par
• ties will admit. •
• •In Java the're are three kinds of mar
riages-. —Via first and.more conifitorris
whera_thetparties-are-of-equal-condltiom
or the bridegroord is, the srp'erior 9f the
-•
bide ; the seiCifid is, whet
_the cyife's.
station is rthich'higher thati — drni of ilie
husband; and,the third is a.ltind of a
. . haff,marriage, the, otisprings of which
are 'not admitted, to an equality -with
otherchildren: 'Tie 'marriage is quite
'unceremonious ; but the two other
modes are celebrated with some display.
The first wife is always the head of the
- family. i ' . • • • •
Girls in Java are married at so early
an age that - a single woman of twenty—
two is almost unheard of. A price is
always paid by the bridegromb. The
. --groom,.splendidly mounted, accompan—
ied by his friends, with music,' goes to
salute his bride. She cornea out and
meets them with a low obeisance. They
sit together on an elevated seat, and eat
out of the same dish; after which they
go to the mosque,- and- the nuptials are
celebrated according to the Mahomme—
, dan ritual. Then ensues a wedding
:„),procescion through -the -village f a- wed—
ding fe'est, and at the end -of tivb days
,another procession; 'in. whichihe bride
is conduc•ed.to the presence of het hus
band. In -some- places the spinning
wheel, loom, and kitchen. utensils, are
carried iti • thi bridal procession. -In
others,the bride washes the bridegroom's
- feet,. in token of subleCtion.
In Sumatra the Battas have as -many
wives as they please, generally five or
six - , who all live in the same drinriment
with their common husband, but eaeli-
has a separate fire place. Ilusbands
,1 purchase their wives of their father—in—
laiv, and gamble them away, or sell
'them whenever they please.
AMong the Redjangs, tinotherTibe,
besides the., purchase of wives, Ofnan
is sometimes adopted by thetgirrstfather ,
as a 0 on—in-low,_artcLboth:a.subject_to
the "parent;, and there is another mar
/riager.where. both mempril women pay
. .an equal price, and are - on- fierTect
quality. The -ceremonies are. very
simple. • ,
In Borneo no man is allowed to so-
- -
licit a damsel in marriage untiL4tr....:ll;i:a.ti.
/cut off tho head of the enemy. When
this condition is fulfilled, the lover makes
__L__presenti to his mistress-4' if they are ac
cepted, an entertainment is given by
her parents, and on-the, ensuing clay by
his parents : After the feast the • bride
groom is- condt,cted home to die house
. .
of the bride. At the door a friend sprin
. Ides him with the blood of a cock, and
t -her - with the blood of a hen ; and 'the
• parties then give each other their bloody
hands, and from tfiat time - ffrey - live to=
gether. If a man looses his wife he
connot marry a second - until be cute off
tliii head of another enemy.
In ,Celebes the husband reeeirina - no
other dowry with his wife.than the Ares:
- ents she obtains before the c'eremony..—
As soon as the young couple is married,
they are 'shut up in an apartment by
themselves for three days ; a' servant
bringei thorn the 'necessary food, while
their friends are entertained with great
. merriment by the bride's father. -At
the end of this time they are libbrated,
receive the congratulations of . their
friends, and are conducted home.
'l'he marriage customs of the natives
of New Hollandlare rather more carious
than agreeable. Before a girl is given
to her husband, het two front teeth are
" knocked out. illte husband then throws
a kangaroo skin fiver her shoulder, spits
in her face s wral times, marks her
with painted stri es" of different cellars,
and orders her to march to his hut eith
' his provision bag ; if she does not walk
fast enough to please him, he adminis
ters a few, kicks by the way. These
savages. generally''' 'steal wives from the
tribe with whom they are at eninity.„o--
As soon ao they perceive a girl without
any protector they rush upon lier,.stu
pify her whit blows of a club, and . drag
her throughthe woods with the utmost
violence: Her tribe retaliate by merely
committing a similar outrage. There
~ , lA"`iftifiiilittie..trzarnarty-zirl9-11ale&q,,-4.a
ages,
The Moors marry at a very earlrage;
wives are always purchased ; Trid the
father of the girl 'cannot refuse an offer,,
unless there is some stain upon the
yours man's .eharactej. g i 'The "bridal
tent is donned with a small white flag,
°
and the bridegroom' s brow is encircled
' with afi le!_ of th e same color. The
bride is Condacied to the tent of her pa
vans, where the lover presents hey with
garments and jewels, according to his
wealth. A grand entertainment is given,
• and the women dance all -night t „ . ..t)
'sound of musical instruments, whi tl;
• spectators reghlate their motion 'Cy
clapping. their hands. These 'dances
are not .very deCoroue. The marriages
among the negro tribes are .conducted
with brit verylittle ceremdny,'exeept an,
a un ance of pastrme.and dancing. .
Among - ilfe - Jereres, -- when - 7 - the - lover
..,riecured the eonteent of relations;be sum
-Moiled his friends to assist him in carry
mg off hits bride, who Shuts heiself up
in a ; hut:With her companions4here
they maintain an obstinate•deige liforif
they conclude to surrender. . ...
In Brammuk' the bride comes to the
hut, of her husband with: calabash 'of
water with which she 'washes his feet
and . wipes them with her •niantle. ~...
• In Congo the negroes take their wives
fore yearon trial.; if at the end of that
- time they are satisfied, the wedding is
celebrated with a, fearit. The mission-'
- arles endeavor to abolish this custom,
. without, Bodeen y' the mothers declaring'
.:they would pit' risk :the 'happiness of
their
,daughters by-Urging theith-tnibt an
ithlisoluble'.Anion.„..with:.-persons „With
whose tempers, -and habits they' werp_
• nriacqhainted:'. ' -.- . • • . -
~•-•
'ln Ayssinia therejs svfortn of -mar
riage ceremony . grilles ' live -- together
- hsiong as ihefilirmsre, and therm' 'con- i
per:lions are , dissolved land renewed as
often, as time' parties may think propel
_::
NsurepArnasi..— ne of the greatest advan
ii
ages of a newspaper in a family of chi Bran,
tie a tenstant.titiaulus, which the fact and
tn
atateentis ,'it contdkos, gives to the lie Mil._
tion of histcirical,acibittifip and giograp lea]
knowledge:.: . Mho then; that is a father, will
be`so - penortous,-not to say -unnatural; as to
refuee-the,, oltierco filifs striations and.
- Vesponsitil ity; such : an important aid to their:
:-. advancam nt 1 , ~ k., ~ '' . • , : .
ti-VVlty•are the .Englisdp y aoplo •ttiq
solo oka'Shoo ? • Because , titcy are kopt dow
by t.,01 [tacks) to the last. '
- i 30117 BN II BEB CONdLUD ED
,•.
•Wasnot . .,the'ri;:' We trcethi •search
bolt, bnt - the 411-Imporlant evidence of 11;
truh of our skr was nowhere te be' found.—
' The tree, wheie,roota lied been eo pierced by
the noieenoue stink; the toil the analcu—
thp.vyhire ehn.likep, taadest-tekii)...OLull.trees,in
jjk9.„lfne,atf artill_woliandir-now—showell won
derful signs of sudden destruction.:. The duck
Tollag - e; - Which_tho day,,befere had been nsgreon
antillourishing as thol e of any tree in the, for
est, was now wilted a n d withered.
MEE
Na returned Anima a good-deal chop.fallen,
turd were for'a lung.tl.
and subjected to frequelt di;agreeapleallusions
to - Our iriarvello'us snake slurp _
• About a year afte'r this, In followingsum
mer, our father went in e itTF - ifil woods to prepare
• a pole for a sweep—being (to explain) part of
the apparatus - then in common ose to draw we
ter from wells,- and we were permitted td, ac=
him. ..1.t4 t 0 happened that Itfound
a suitable stick foi the' .pitrpone very near the
spot whore we Itaiflrlied the snake the year
preyti,'lttt t)ur attention Ivan again attracted
to the tree whieh‘had shown such sudden and
rcillarlta bin symptoms of decay ; it wan leatir:as
and dcad*destroycd, an,tve thou silincaled,aint
us I still believe-, by the vtru . of the snake in
jaiTiFilTiallie et ren VIM) Of The tred.
There stood near the spot a, large hollow
syeaThere tree, having an Mi ring into the hol
low about three feet obese tit ground. Whikt
father was engaged. ptomain his, stick, curi
osity tempted me to east t busty and time
glance into the hollow of tho tree, and there, i
circular coil, I sow lying the perfect skeloto
of the snake. I learned subsegitently that thi
species of snake always wont 'in pairs, and ha
theft. den or habitation, and when one was di:
Oiled or killed tho,other would convey it loth
den.
a ~ Not lot Ptfter, : tt workman on our farAillei
one near a Im i l ow stump in the field. Reitu:it
ing that way a Ilit,y9 .. Kitides tiller, he found lit
Sul stAing mate d afggitig the dead snake int
the 11811ew of tl stump, and killed it also.
\ _ .
ratches•aiiir(ireixTeifl .-----
. CHEAPER THAN EVER—
' ...• Wholale and Retail—At the
• "Philadelphia Watch and Jew•
>
tt eley Storc,!' .No.2Vorth SE
...-
~,,26 ,; ;.: CO-N-IY siteet,effter of Qiitan
Iff IeasT)AMTY - slre(17;" ---
{Ui ~cctta IcL~US.
Gold Levers, 18 k. cases, full jewellod,-S , llO and
upwards
Silver Leversjull $l5 alotupwards:
Gold Lepiqel", 18 k. eases, jewelled, 525 and
upwardsff
Iver ',opine's, jewelled, slo.ond..upwards
dyer Quartier %Valelies
selt — Ten,
portion. - All goodn'warranted - rolre - whin tlic
aro sold for.
Constantly oil hand a large assortment aline
GOLD JEWELRY nod SILVER WARE
an assorinooit Tobias & Co.,
Yates &
'Co, John llarrison, C & Beesley. and other
superior Patent Lever Morements, which will
be eased in any style desired
Arrangements have. been made with all the
above named morn celebrated manufacturers al
England, to furnish at short notice any requited'
style.of Watch, for which gliders will lie taken,
and the and residence of the person or
dering pi requested.
0. C NIIA D,
. Importer of Watches
novEU
V HES, TWELRY, Inc.
Tlifir Aber re pectfully informs' his
friends at— me public, generally, that he has
just returned from Illiiladelphta with the largest
and most Splended assortment oLt catches, Jew
elry, tine., ever before offered to the citizenaof
this place.
Ills stock consists in part' of a splendid lot of-
Gold and Silver Lefler- Watches, Gold and Si:
vcr Leptne do. With a &limy of Watches of
lower prices, Gold gnat Chains, Gold and
Silver Pencils , — a splendid assortment of gold
pcns" ; of..otost approved ; MIIIIIIiICIfird, Silver
Butler Knives, Silver and plated Spoons, tine
Silver plated Forks.,_a_large and-splendid lot of
Gold and Silver Speciaeles,the invites pavicuf.
/
lar attention to tins _arpele of speetactesiiit e
can warrant [heat to be the best on this s td o f
Philadelplnad s Common Spectacles of all p ices
a Irrge and beautdni assortment of Gold Fin
ger and Ear Rings, all prices; Dr'enstp;ns, a
great variety, Watch Keys, Fob and Vest
Chains, Silver and shell Curd cases, a very su
perior article, Silver thimbles, Silver combs,
?s,
cake baskets, ith a great variety of oilier
i ar
ticles in-his lie, net neccssary,to meniion.
•fle invites • II to - call and °examine Ili% stock
assured that it cannot' tail to Ideate, hod) iii
c~ualitvaud pyre
AR LE FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
THE subscriber cowhides the Atihnutact ore
of CASTINGS, at his Foundry off High street
and having now do hand a lull assortment of
Patterns, is prepared 111,Q61 :pi - sr; 'all hinds•Pf
IRON AND BRASS tvisTlN CS in the
best style and and at the shortest notice. He
has now on hand a lar,v assortmenP of Cant
ings, such as Corn-crushers, Mill G6arinas-end
Gudgeons, Plough castings. Points, Shears and'
Critters, Wagon and-14oai,* Boxes, cellar grater,
Oven Doors, cask , \ Weight s sc &c. Cooking
Ten-plate and Coal- Stoves. -He also •builds
wand.- repairs CARS, hreshing
chines and iforse•Powers; with every,
other 'kind of Machinery, at the alibi.-
test none°. Old Iron, Brass and copperial en
in exchange for work. • rprllaving purohased
all of Keeny & Co.'s Patterns, persons weehhig
Co have theiu will firal, them a' my shop.
"augX6mos GAR D NER.
Pure Fresh God Liver Oil.
Tilts new. and valui.ble Medicine, now
used by the Medical profession with
such. astonishing. efficacy in the cure of Pul
monary Consumption, Scrofula; Chronic Rheu
matism, flout,. General Debility, Complaints
of the Kidneys, Etc. esre., is prepared from the
'liver of the COD FfSff for medicinal use;
expressly for dur sales.
(Extract from the London Medical Jonrnal.)
T. R. Williams, M. D., F. R. S., Profes
sor of Medicine in University. College, Lon
den, Consulting.Physietan to the:lipspita 4p t j
'culisumptiut,)&c. says I. have preserib"i.
the in above . f . our huluired cases of tuber-
— eulons,disease7iirtife - Lnngejn different stages,
--whiefi-trove-been-undarniy-earn-the-- last two
.years and ii. Mai In the large 'lumber of
--caeca, 20fi out of 234, its use was followed by
• marked and unequivudal improvement, vary
ing in degree in different came„ from a tempo
' rary retardation-of the progress of the disease•
and a mitigation of distressing symptoms, up
.„1.6-ii'more or less complete restoration to appa
rent - • •
"Tim °fleet of the Cod Liver Oil nt moat o
these cases.was very-remarkable. . E in in a
few days the cough , was mitigated, they
,expec
(oration diminished in 'quanty end opkcity,
the night sweats• cesied, the pulse became
slower,-and of better volume, and the appetite,
flesh and strength ware gradually improved.
"In conclusion I repeat that the pure fresh
oil from the liver of the Cod is more beneficial
in the treatment of Ptilmonary. Consumption
than any agent, ukcclictnal, dietetic or regime
ns% Lifetime yet been oroploycd,' , r-
As we haVe matl2 arrangements to procure
the Cqd Liver Oil ; fresh fro 92 head quarters, it
oan now be lied chimicelly pure by WO' single
bottle, or in boxes orone•doxen each: •' •
it
-'-- Its wonderfUl officaerlia induced tiumereff:
spurious irnitatiorp,' An itt success'
success' depends
entirely nn jii — Pfliity,LoeLm h care cannot be
used in - procuring It genuine.: • ' , 4
-.' Every bottle fleeing on it our written signa
tureanity be, depended upou.as gentime ; .
- Pompliiet's . containing.- en , analysis of ma
Oil, with no t tiecs of q from Medical journals,
will be sent lo (hos ..vrlio address us - free of
postagui‘• A, JO I N C. BAKERA CO.; ,'..
•.. y , • Wholerink Druggists'and'Cltemisle, •
betlO—ly lOW .ortli Third at., Phila.'
•BiUshe ' Brushes !
A groat variety a t so usaftilArticlaa is oft
farad salo;.:nonsi.stinrot Wititewaidr,Sniaap•
ingi,'fferadibingiTainters, lntlr Shgving, Hair,
!'Tooth and Nail and Grninink;•nr;heariti
groat variety, rant w r in§fi'arerifjlie lio !wait
'lty and; ba lowrisraricea • -.• ,
Juno G. :. .s,
'7 ' • Ohiiiiniiii - IBOard:Pto . 640, ,
'
UST olietnad'a.varietyln Paper- for:4:011Sr
-11'' OA. , ildmnsy ; A :lards. - .A150., far Window
jii
, nds: ..' - An 4' entirpli'lnew , Wlise Itnirrow for s
anis. , ! ... !10 .. , ' . • G,W HITNEIi.
.. .
, • - ,311. Plyitabejota
.riano/roktes..
THE larges,t;'.BTimpes best, and most
elegant ;Isom-Ca - mt of ..PIANtf•FOB:PES.
in the Vnited State's, an - always be found a',-the
warehouse unite smbst.riber, . ' ' '
At the ,:j l ,l s t g i d occupied inure than a thi s fd . ol
century byM.r..Geor - ge Willig, muit,t;pubklish•
cr.-. Pitmos..Bel*'Orgtins,.Serupliines, Mali
qns, &a.; fietill front the mosueelebiated Manu• I
lecturers in York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere: - wholesale
end retell,at the maker's easljprices. '
- ()SC IL G - B,CAIL•TEB,
1-7.l—Chesnut-Street,
Feb. 13, 1850. - • s'
THE.- GREAT _CHINA STORE
ble Plll LALiELPIIIA.
I'IVIHANKFUL to the citizens of Carlisle
MA its vicinity for Their increased cosmic,
we again request • their.eolimany to view cur
large and splendid assortment of
China; Glass & Que'ensuyare (
Dinner Sets, TeaSe . ts, Toilet .Stis, anll.-trea l la
pieces, either of Glass, China or Stone Ware,
sold in quantitie:,•• to - suit purchasers; for less than
they chits be had else% l / 4 -herc—ln laVt - at less
than W hotel:ale - Prices. A BIN RIC. A N I)
ENGLISH SIZ ITAN NrA. METAL (A 00Ds
in greater variety than ever before offered in
the city. FANCY CHIN great variety
very cheap. •
Irr wriuld invite any persbn‘visiting the
-city to call and lave 114—'.1111,: • least be
Messed to walk - around our'l,etintilitl stove, and
to view,tlie finest,China and the cheapest-the
world produces. Very respectfully,
TY NDA LE &
No. 219 CheSnut Street.
sept2G',l9ly
ASTROLOGY
Pr0i . 4 . ?4,4011 C
()Mu, 7l -Loeus'Nst, i -Ltbove-St-i-op
pbsite the Musit'al Pgrid Hall, Phil
$25,000 lIAyING BEEN WON.
• 901 frA 7 my,mnierous-friends rjresid&i,
.2_ll 081 deciion, SIIOIIIII 1.011,1114, skepti
cal peisolts l‘lto lull: or FAT titot 110 slush
, • ,
Ming as FAIL is or has been known c th e ettii_
Meld and disiinguislicd Astroitomee a d Astrol
, 1g.e1L5,,C.,....W. Itt / [MG', (hiring his 'ex ‹rience
o f oy,o r a_ go o avr:o I .4 t — cittitury.-,Do....ytuttAtfulit.
predestination ? • Then why not -t_feity If - 01n gain
a celebrity of General T:1 tor, a Daniel Webster
or a I lenity Clay ? And vet. there are snout who
are foolish enough in South I at a man unity he
•bort with the power :0 see into thtnre events
flow can it lic'possible -dint-the , destiny' of- Hein
should hl; governed by the mare shuffling or a
pack of cards ? and yet there arc Ins:mils who
allow themselves, with open ofinith , to swalloW
the greasy words 01 sonic old Woman, whose true ,
slt,ill consists in filling them with wonders dint
are most difficult for the digestion tflothers, who
aret we credulous, yet more schnitillit. It. Air
sac that bring discredit. on a profession that has
be,Ct - acknowledged to be a science of the highest
it
order,from time ininteinnithfl,and is Om only pro'
feSsionthat has any 'authority to sustain it. The
high -respect which fient;ral Tayforiand Gliattlea-
Bet nadotte, late lihng of Sweden had for Astrol
ogy , is shown by them letters tint tlicir...Nalivi.
ties to the subscriber, which it Wilt girt: bin,
great pleasure in shinning to those „who,,•lllvvit
........
hint with a 0•II. ' ,-,.." ~....„Lt. . -t:--j .
~
- In addition to his power to foresee It.nur . e. - fig.,
vents 3 -lachas the power togive such infOrnlitiVOir
as will effectually redeem such as ore given to
thettomfrec use of the bottler Ile is also coo
. .
C 4 to 10
Llcolcurigg diseased heretofore consider4.d
cprable iu tl is country by the ortlinvry
tnedi
eines;and wishes all to give him a call who have
heed given up Lp plq•sician.; and wish to he cav
ed• Ile will warrant a eartrin all eases.and will
. .
make no charge except fur qhm coumad ass he
shat Lmake use ofi n Itia office. Ile is often - asked
what a Nativity is ?' lie answers 'nem riling to
tleamancy, one of the seven points in the science,
of Astrology, that it is allot roscope of the future
events of a person's life, carefully calculated and
tmusdribedain paper, containing •im account of
all the luck • iii tuticky days in the montlinantk
years.4l . LI • pets n lire for whom it is cast • by
which - means thou sa übi in &is country and else
at here have been preQl4s.l-tr_ora misfmMtnes that
had beenhiddihi la the Alai or futurity-, by re-
ferring'to.their Nativity before entering on any
speculation of business or pleasure. It should
be in the hands of every one as their almattatt for
A Nativity of an individual can
'l' CONLYN
. .
. . ' .. .
\VIII,. the possessor 01 troubles Chat are in future
for bins; those who are invtrii*u trpre sent dibi•
culties of any kind must wail on the subscriber in
person or by letter, a ho uis prepared to exert his
secret influence for their immediate be efit. lle
. _
is ready to nee his influence to forestal the results ,
(rah
of its,und all undertakings in which' there is
i • -h . -involved, he also makes use of his power
' or the restoration of .st o len or.lost property,
hick he has used for theadvataag tit thousands
ihtitiS city iiVevaiere. Who as doubt a
~, r ei Pet mm's siiitt ies,'who has li.urth . honor to
hex• ed on Mil consulted with liv all. ie crown.
c, wads of Europe, amt . eujoy 814 highel,4ll4i
- ion as :au astsyloger than any one living ?
- -He cam be coosultedy ith at his office, or by
rite •, i p re•paid, mid' he is, prtgatred to Make
use this power or any of the following topics:—
pm loess of all descriptions;travelling by land or
,s 9 ; courtships; advice given for their suceesAL
accomplishment; spcculating in stocks, mercham
disc, or real estatetthe'a-Covering of legacies, to
dispute; the purchasing ohtinkets; sad the solely
of ships at sea. lie also offers Iris seta ices_ rospeo•
(jog health, weidth 'Mid marriage, love affairs,
journeys, lasuitF, difficultv in business, fraud, .
and in all the cam:erns of life, and invites all to
call who are allliNtd, corporeally or mentally. ...
Ladies, 50 scatsraentleincii, $l. Nati-ities
dillculated NA' read in hall, according to the _O&
acles of MiOculiiie Signe—Ladic's,
$1,50. Naiicities calculated according to,Geoinnti•
cy,lor Ladies, $2, in , Rill, $5; .Gentleinen, $3
hi kill, $5.
,VSTAWCZIES ! 13T4.T,CIPLES!
c 4,77:
Great_induce 4 , l'r
meats to per• , r, , s s ,
00)18 111 Mitt ~..., i. O a . "'•
of a go o d'W 9 ... .
if iTent ~,,-%-a.", I; ?t
wirrivlNG roctivod additional supplies o
JUIL Gold and Silver WA I (ALE§ ol dvery
deseription, From London, Liverpool and Swit•
terland importations, is now plepared to lurn.
ish the very best article nt a price far below
any ever °tiered, of the samet‘quality, ;mil which
rennet be undersold by any other ;Jere in
Philadelphia or elsen here. Even , notch sold
will be perfectly regulated, and nontilited to
be as good as represented
Watc7ces of the following low prices :
Gold Levers, full lowel'et,lB caratentes, $2B 00
Silver do • do • 12 00
Gold Impales, Jen elm], ih condenses 22 00
biker do do 800
The L. R. Bremen Gold Pen, a superior
article in siliter ease, with pencil,and warranted
yl ,50 ; Gold Pencils for SI, and upwards, Gold
N1(1(141011E4 and Locket for Dagurrreetype Like.
nesses, Gold Chains and Ham bracelets Breast
Plah, Ear king „ringer Rings, and a general
assbrtment of ovary description of Jewelly_
at t nus 11l low prices ~ s
..1 o. Q Xortlt 2d street, 2d door Wow Rae
s ect,Plahnitlidaa.
/LEWIS R, BROOMALL.
ac 31,1819,Gm (Pierce, Agent.)
NaMat ufactoty, of Pocket 800 Luc.
No: 52k. Chesnut • Street, above ,Second.
_ . \. '
h irl%. r; " 11 ; pu.1.. 1;
C
tendon tr h ft superior and tasteful stock 6
.Poclictilooks,• ankor's Cases, Bill Books,
Drassisg: _ ce,
~Card Cases, .Port Mo
. nttlea, ,K
arses, -Pocket nivos,. and,
i
.. Cutlery, Gbld Pens, and p
' Pencils, Sogar CUM'S, Chess •
' 'Men, Back Qammon,,
. Boards, Dominos,-&c.•'
.-
IXis assortment consists of the-most fir c hiona-
Ido and modern styles,'of:the finest quality and
.Miteelloativorkmanship` r embracitig-every-dasir ,
Oble!faney pattorn, winch:he at all, tiges
.
ittepared to exhibit and furnish - wholesale or
'retail on Ms 'Most reasonable terms.
ti*P r urehasers ovhellesira t'o ' supplj , them.
galena with, arrielee of the' Leath tial ity wilL con.
putt their Own; Interests byr;talling thia es.
tauliehtnenti • ' ' .•: •
• •.:' , • Pock et 4 13,06 k .rifnirulOttifer,
seP5 40. See Chesittit'SteOretr
ASTRONOMY, TREPIOLOGY AND
'l'l It 1`)
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13110 0 .11.1
o.
110 iv*,;im
Second St:
.cimpgitorrs. Scßortrrito •
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-' This lithe arise 'of it Awing man who yet lion.. Ile wei
cared of a •woreo cute of,SCROFULA, by only Melee tut.
nee of Brant'sDurifier,•than over cured by tho ueo of
Mute 001.1.00 i of Illebest3droa . ri ll O that was over made.
Sirsarrille bee not stdifielmtw perm effect. Sleeting
itng y &prim .
°r A " r!,.I.%,HASK I TNiuf Rolle tido Ca., IC W, had Sept,
ukt four years-was confined 'ho h is boa the /nit yaes-bn
.was so much diseased end de ll Sated no to he unabla to
raise hiabruid to his bed& Ho had the . best mediast adeies
-bad used•r.r. of tho best SaesapnetUse to no good effect
.got worm and worm end.wris considered to ho in a dying
. state, and could' not live fteentylour hours fontier, when he
commenced nsInpRANT'S PUBIFIER. Ills Vs* ten
eaten work off,: ears ear; n,nole.unte onto. thread
him toindinpe, tint er lila 'chin, a o that ha breathed through
the hole ; his ear wee so eaten around that it could ho Liiad
set out of its place, it only holding by a e.t.a/Piece; the Use
of one arm wes destroyed by two ulcers i an ulcer unCer
' the AIM, en large m a wane hand, had nearly eaten threttpl,
kin ride into ,hie bay. 'Thus he wee afilicted with. twenty
-.... such publd, eenet., offensive slurs, on vorioon parts of, his
oerson• • - Per further and ,ffill particulars, 800 oar DAM. ,
kliLF,ki. i ... . .
-Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of most OHM phy.
miclatus of Roma - swiss called . to eau Baskin Um day before
. ho commenced timing Brunei Purifier. Dr. W. ocrunined
him, and than told him" that all the minidisk...in the sound
mold not curt Aim-that lilt cristy•vray• , • ' •
179rotkettaii 7Cdpelei3s ! . .:
Now hea Br. lIXSIKIN t S slatamont of carol Ile stdd •
" My wife pr r
ocuted one bottle of BRANT'S PUIIIP YING
EXTRACT, of Binedl tr Leonard, druggiata of Remo. I'
' ..commoneed-uaidg that, end began to gjt better. „.Thot bottle
enabled me to 'get fig my bad, wharf, I had been confiner)
• one year; The *emu; berth enabled me to get Perri Zlitheluturte ;
' , the third bottle enabled too to walk tree mules, to Rome Con,
' Ire, when, I procured six Loan more; and when I had flu
. lewd ttaing.thern, ofternetell out of Gizeray ulcers hail healed
• up-and Ares bottles moth effected a PERPECT DDILKItt
gto ulcetr, and reetorodrno lolood /with." ,
' 1 7 011.1.4TKEN WITIYE --
SSESI, 1. '.
. .
Ne,rt.A.siciN Ins s worn 'in' the above Axis, and the f ' tack,
aro witnegaad and certified to by Dr.' I . :WILLIAM Ef-1ii...,
• G. ILDYIowN, proprietor of the Wed./forte Hotet,-MOltios
' BISSELL h. LEONARD, wholesale end retail druggistr.t.
' Ithul ELEV.EN othor reiputoble ccilruper. - l.
... .. . • . .
\' r...0f. sale. by.J.2---W.--RA-W.LINS 4,-S. Mk
9..AVERSTICK, Carlisle, I 1 C &. G , U-Altiek
- , Ind;W'D•Ellays; Shippeosbeyg—Wm, Lloyd,
- I ,,isleiril—S I , ".Spalir ; Meclufnicstiurg,-II Her
"9,ll,',l!Tewsillc—A C gliek, 'Elocmhold Ilea- .
;or, and "Haines, Milleretaw_o,-4 A - Lino ' Co.
ILleitliserg---4. Milligan, leftes'buig-=-S\ efe,
,N - ciii!pri-,--J;iNV Eouglass, Clianb - eirsbui' •3, - 1,
`Wallac e
e. be
Ileifirer,:•Dillsliurg—J,MartiipLutz, Ilarritiburg.
All faint's av,id ,ordere.mea
-atldressadlo
`Wallac et'Ci, I or, rtrodd,Way . Now Y I ''' •
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\- -sll,4scclianto 115.
umb. Vafly Transportation house
ti, A l7'‘
:Canal ana dad ifoad Line, fOr, Philadel
i
---- ---- pinny Balnmore,-Pinsbarg, &c.--._
W. KERR,' FOrWardinga • nd Oommigsion
• Merchant, • friliffsautto, Pa. itiforins — his
, friapdir and the: public; that from the Itlierafpat
' • ronage extended to him during the past year he
. has -hada piediirtiged , M Make More extensive ar
rangements Tor the present season; and has ai
ded two new, large and splendid- Bo=
LIN E.-and 'will be fully_p_reparod after the ii -
acing of the Canal, to,fomard prt --- 0, .an
MERCHANDIZE of all kinds to iiiiii"frem
Philaddlphia, Baltimore, Pittsbargh, &.e., at th
" -.lowest .rates of fri:iglivand with th o-utmodtjes
parch. 0' -- '• , r • ;., • '' VT;
Agents for Boats,
CArRHISHE `4. -- GA SKELL,
Wee mica Wharf, Philadelphia.
( ABUSE & SON, ,
- M. Wharf, Baltimore.
SHAW,
OEN &.. C 0.5 Pitts'g
No. 48
AgcnisTor Ca
.LICIT & GRIER,
larket at., Philadelphia.
,II & REYNOLDS,
inrlcet at., Philadelphia.
AMES & CO.,
d street, Philadelphia.
WHO. LINE,
qq.ortlistreet, Bali'
llarriabum; Marsh 29, 184e.—tf.
.
Restoration Er. Preservatim .ie
Hain , \
17 Y rit.T.• Viirisrs de. Son,, of Virginia.
TV:i i l ri ' lTo . s 66 sib le S O W N: attend fi
personally lt
ni Ee
fo '' , I i t ' l t ie l
%
great—number of daily Tiffin tons, from all
sections of the . Union, for th tr remedy tor
Baldness,, and for their celebrate" HAIR TO
NIC, have found it necessary to oppoint a
--GenerA,.,Travelliitg .44 , 6 it, to visit di"rent
- ceitirg"atiVfowns throughout the United .tuts,
- veSliiig Min with authority to appoint sub-a
.. gents, sue and vend the Hair Tonic, and to ap
ply the RES'TORATIVE, and to put them'
into the IMihle of those he may appoint to ope•
- rule whiweV , d• a sufficient. intathe - r of - patients
(KorneMlitiorhoqd shill be elitained.
C"1"- ralrGE -C \IN 1 .4 :12.1', of Fauquier
comity, \'a.,-is alone authorized' to am its Gen
eral Tiave.ling Agent, with the powers above
tidient,l.. .
• 1: apt. C. way be expected to visit, as speCd
ily its lon..ti..able the principal ativa and tow
of the I 'won.
N. ii. C - .
pt. Calvert will always haye on
haul a lull supply of the BAIR TONIC
(w6ithelo..l,-es the head ot dun 11111, srrengili
en, and, I t g , ) I .l k •prevenitt it,
rike,.lr.e 1,11'1.1g iv - 4 g n'af'ilarary
c.ierigln, , lnt 10 his (mermen's, Sr cony, al‘vsly , ..liniined al wholesale, prerorwarded
to y pal; ef the" Union '
by inlclressilw the
preprigioks, M. %VISE & SON, Rielit
Vs.
"rPri.•r'j9 per dozen cosh, Six tel for
or nau foliar single bottle, - [nnv2B,ly,
I r on c in trtTrffile — lTS — W — TrA — V — E - 11-
ST ICI:
~ tana xNsuitimazi.
The - Girard Life Insurance Annuity
and - Thin Ctimpany of Phil'a. •
Office No. 159 Chestnut Street, Capit i al $3OO.
000. Charter PePpetual.
cst, UE to make InSurance.43 on Lives
..1. , -I..u.a_the,timakiiiliourahle-lerins, receive and
: I.l llsts, and . r Eive Den silken Inte
rest.
The apita g paid up and invested, to
gether witperumulated prei iron fund,allords
a rcsKre - st sseusyry to the it ured. The pre !
miunt may be- paid in- yearl yearly, or
:quarterly pay moats.
The Company add aBO US at stated pe
riods to the -insurances for:. ifc. This plan .0
nsurance --- tfpnfoyed of, and is to.
generally in use, than an'y Other in Great Bri
tain,.(where the subject is best understood by
he peottle. and where they have bad the long
est experience,) as appears from tho fact, that
out of 117 Life Insurance Companies there, of
all kinds, 87 are on this plan. •
The first BONUS \las appropriated in De
-teniber., 1 - 91 - 1. - fernotiniinge tol9 - per einit.Olt The
unt,insured finder thcoldest polices - ; to 81 per
:cot., 7.1 per emu., &c:&c,,on.others,.in pro•
'action to the time of standing, tanking Hi) ad
-116011,0f WO:, $87:50; $75, &e., Fie. to every
11049,,originally inenced, which is an - average
.f fly:lp than.so per cent -on the.int Intents paid,
without increasing the annual' payiliept to
he Company. -
The operation of the BONUS - will be seen'
.y the following - ex:unities from the Life Invm
antre_Register of the Company, thus t,
'WWI. Sinn - Bonitn or A inatintof Polieyk.
insured Addition Drorresayable a
. the party's decil:v
io 5.4 SI .000 $lOOOO $l,lOO 00
2,500 • 250 . 00 2,75000
—20 t, 4,500 400'00 „'1,400 . 00
270 2,500 175.00 2'175 . 00
333 5,000 437•50. }. 5'437.00
Pamphlets containing the table p 1 rates
nd explanations of the subject ; forms of a . p.
heat ion, and further information ran be had at
he office,gratis, in person or by letter, ad.
iressed tribe President or Actuary. '
W RIC HARDS, President.
!NO F JAMES, Actuary..
m2'.191y
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thoutnnds of cure, of Seroftda, Cancer*: nphilis, and
other impure ditraser of the Blood—anti i f the VERY S'AfA LL
QUA N"r11 , 1: which tubs wed 4! a Medirine to effect curet tif
ouch diseoser,•7lelnty proof' of th e puel4ing osedieal pnrer on
Medicine ichrek hos eittnitteel njoi , rinhquered each &mutt--
Men there Is Evittestionable euiel ... tee•thae-e '
BR ( ANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT
is such a Medicine, in every respell: and tliere is abundant
proof, In great cniw effected; that ONE BOTTLE of it con.
tame more pusifying, healing , virtue: and medical tiara*,
than there is contained in FOUR BOTTLES,of city Norm.
Para., or any other medicine that hall reeVbehei,fivrtel
for ante. Thorn is undoubted proof' in our pamphlets, that
by the WO of this peat /adieus Puritttir, theythat were DY
ING yeLLlVE—they that wore LAME and CRIPPLED .
can now WALK—they that were SICK, SCROFULOUS,
and otherwise disea,l 2. lrime-licen 11,11,t/ awl CURED.
'Hundreils 7 —Thousands--
.who have uLed BRANT'S PURIFIER, after having used
and tested gm. the Sarsaparillas and other medicines rec
ommended to euro canoe, have dilded that—
. Brant'd is he Cheapest , A
boeauio one,,lat ll e of itNias more melityl, curative mnrta'
in it,' i.ia; in' consequence, cures snore iteaaf, in,nuich
Slate, than one bottle of any other medicine.
If, then, one bottle of BRANT'.S PURIFIER will pre
FOUR TIMES more likens° titan one battle orSarsombiii.
la—" BRANT'S PURIFIER" would he an .ehenp at /Our
dollar, a bottlo, as sarsaparilla at one dollar. But Rasters
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR n bottle; caul
as a honk, of it has cured, and is ormage,of curlntr; A . O UR
TIMES as much diapasons one bottle of A/rearm-1/M, there..
fore, Sarsaparilla, in ponsequence of Its leis power and-lest
medical efficacy, should Ito sold at no more than ttcenty.
floe c'ents•por lußla, balm 'as tettiv Um PURIFIER al
pie &Rai:,
One Dollar's-Worth—!
~. ".;.',Ffohr much CANCF,II,II, ow much Sli - PIIILIS—how
„. much SCROULA—wiII , Onsclater's worth of BRANT'S
PURIFIER carol. ,Read we following statement, which
ists spckimon of Its Rowan—
.
óto QUACKS. ,
Lay EyonynoliPlll3.33.sn Tills Canseum.y.—Therto U a
Sarsaparilla lie lydu in the different towns called S. P.
ToWnsend's Sarsaparilla. It .is adyertieed as the 011701.
NAI., GENUINE, and &llama. Tide Toryneend lane doom Slind.never woe • but wee formerly - a worker On railroadaca
thals„ not the likes-yet he assent. the title of Doctor forth.
purpose of gainilig credit for what he isnot. Ito Barr"he
_haantlended two medinal schoolo,.amkpractired fur fifteen
ye a rs! I" NitYlthe lie Mayer practicerriffe - din
day in hisolife ! Such trafful,. 'nicked miarepreeentation ••,
looks had to the character and veracity of the man. I wish
moat sincerely, he had noveymnde those calcimine of him.
tell or pf me. When will ynen learn to be honest and truth-.
ful in all their .dealitigo end Intercourse with their felloW. .
men! - Ile. applied.to one Peel Clapp to ISSISt him in man
u factoring' hie mh , large some he would
Make, as an induc , 'ditto bueinese. Theca
men have been it ,tg,ms in all possible
_corntsAorder... l .9 icstlth.thabefief-that--
iTh.WTr
pia Thins.
name for 87 n
duce one ;Ingle -solllkiry prooC'nf thin.sllls atatemantli of
Thompson; Skillman & Co., are nothing but a tissuo of
falsehoodg, eimply made to deceive the public, and keop
the truth down in regartito biN souring, fern.nllng. corn
pound. Tile in to cautioNho public to purchase none but
Old Ur. A ACOII Toiyilmend's Sorilaparilla, having on it the'
Old Doctor's likeness, his filially Coot of Arnie, and MA
dgnaturertcrosn the Coat of Anus.
Principal Office, 102 Naasau.strect, N. T; City.
JACOB TOWNSEND.,
.long been known as the yl Ul HOL. and . V LRER
of the GENUINE ORIGINAL "TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA." Behar ppori-he woo compelled to
limit Its manufacture, Icy which means it has been kept out
of inarket, and the sales eircuipscrihed to dim'e only who
had proved its worth, and known its value. It had reached
die ears of malty, nevertheless, no theca persons Who had
been healed of sore disea•...., and saved from deatli; pro..
claimed its wonderful I
I E - AlSN'er POWER
This ORAND AND ii:s...9.(in 1.1. m) PREPARATICN le
manufactured on the largest scale, and to celled fur through.
out the len'th and breadth of the land, espeoiallY as it is
found incapable of degen'sration or deteriorating.; •••••
. Unlike young S. P. Townsend's, it Unproven with age,
and neverthangen but for the better; becalm; it is prepared
crn scientific principles by a scientific Inns. , The highest
knowledge of Chemistry, and Itoi Toilet .iliscoverics of the
art,.haye ajl been brought into requnAtion in,the,snanufac ,
tare of the Old Dr's Sarsaparilla. Tile SarTa - parilla root
kis weltaknow'n-to medical mon, containe.many medicinal
operties, and - Nome properties which arc inert or useless,
a I others, whielf if 'retained m preparing it for use, pro.
d :fermentation and acid, which to injurious to the aye.
in. Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are BO volatile
that they entirely evaporate and are lost in the preparation,
illthey are nth preserved by a scientific iiroress, known on.
I fi p. thorn on,„ertellecd 111 . 11,1 rnatuiface Moreovef, , ,,
t le ireettiiwisiis r -velneli-IV-ogr-invnar f ,korOia-ah
halation, under beat, are the very essrntiol medical rap: ,
erties of the root, which give to it all iti value.
Any roan can boil or saw tire root till they get a r
'colored lir id, which 111 mom from the coloring Malt 'n
,the root thou Iron, anything else ; they can then strain t
insipid or vapid Initial, sweeten won sour rnlasses, nn
then call it " SARSAPARILLA EXTRACT or SYRUP! ,
Rut PIM, In 110L1Ile article known as the
GENUINE 01. I) DR .I ACOII TOWNSEND'S -.
SA RSA P AR IL LA.
Tide is so; prepared that all the inert properties of the
Sersspanllwront-are,..llreL.D4uund, everything capable of
becdining add or . fermentation is extracted and rejected;
Olen every pan ids of medical virtue is secured in a pure
anti - crincentrated form; and thus .it is rendered-incapable
of losing any of its valuable and healing properties. Pre.
,ared ill this way, it is ni,nle the s2oet powerful agent in the,
Cure 6C:i 111111 l nernble Dloek!ses
Hence tho ren.on - why we—hear commendation° on ovary
ftdaltfilli fifvoi.bk - oli•h, Wifineri . ,and - Elfildien. - N. find It
doing wonders in t h e curfrof. • ,--.
•CONS./../MP 'PION, DYSPEPSIA, , rind. LIVER
-07ri... ,S
fPLA LV7', and tn. RIIIIITM..I7IS'AI, SCROFt
WA, PILEs, cPII'E.VE.S. all CUTANE
_ S ER UPTIO.V.S. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES*
mid Nl ,sirectiom afisint; from
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD
It possesses a marvellous efficacy in all nii
aine from indigestion, from-Acidity Jthe Stomach,. from
-unequal circulation, determination of blood to die head,
palpitation of the heart, cold tent' oral hands, cold chills and
hot flash. , over the body. has not inflame] in Colds and
Coughs ; and promotes easy exf ,ectoration and gentle per
relasitg let 111 c:3 Of the lungs, throat and ovary
other part.
But to hilts 4 nt'adleLth more manifestly seen and
acknowledged than in all liffids and videos of
-,:FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
- •
it works 'wonder. in case, of Flour Alban or Inifss,
Fallingif the 014strocied, Suppressed, or Painful
Menses, Irregular 21 it menstrual periods, and the like;
and is effectual in . the forms of Kidney Diseases.
Ity reniovinw ob:nriir. me, .d regaletibgA:thegeneral
eystein, it'elvds tone :tad strength to the whole .body, and
thus cures all farina of „
Nervous Diseases and Debillt
J
and Mils prevents or relieves a great variety of others:Rs
alien, es Spinal irritation, Neur fFia, St. Dance,
Swooning, Epileptic Pits; Conn tenons, ere. A
it cleanses the Motel, excites iteliyer to healMy action,
tones the stomach. ;mil pies ; od-digestion, relieves the
'bowels of torpor and contairkiin, allays inflammation, pm
rifles the skin, equalipis the ci column) of the blood, pro
ducing gentle warmth timidly all over Me body, and the
irisensusr',ars sale I,:e .01111 IlVittlefel.lo-
mooes oil 111 , 141,.. , die 011110 C nervous
system. Is ant II fil. II
`The Medicine you pre —e minently need I
Ilia can any or the, ditties be said or S I'. Townsend'a
Inferior article I „This voting man's liquid is no,t.fo ho
COMPARED WITh OLD DR'S,
• - •
- -
.beenuee of ono (RAND FACT, diet the one is INCAPA.
BLE of DETERIORATION, end
- •
. • .. .
•-,N EV 4 1,4p,. SPOILS, ' i
while the other DOES•Jouring, . fermenting. and slanging
Ike tattles containing it into trammel, i the sour, add
liquid exploding.. and damaging oilier goods , Must not thin
horrible compound Inn poisonone to the system I—What I
put acid igloo system already diuensed frith acid?. What
causes Dyspepsia but acid 7 Do we not all know that when.
10011 smite in oar stomachs, what mischief it prciduces7.-
flatulence, beartinirn., palpitation of the heart, liver com
plaint. dinrrhien, tlyirlitery, colic, mill corruption of the
blood 1 What is Shiolulrr but-en acid humor in the hotly I
What protlnce , all the humors which bring on Lruptionsol
the Skin, Scold' ll.iad, Salt .Itheum. Erysipelas, White
Swellings, Fever Sorer, And all hlcerations internaltrid ex.
t erm ," 7 It is nothing. under heaven hot on acid subgrance,
which sours, and ill tn. Spoil, all tire g nide °idle body, morh ,
,
or le. Winn rati,res Ithetimatilini lint a sour rind acid
fluid which nwlimaies itself between the jnintsgand else.
where, ii Hun kw and ilidarning the delicate tictines uprus
which it acts 1 Si of notivous diseows, of Imp myof the
) 1
blf deranged ood, lila:ton, and nearly all le ailments
which Intel Iniiii.in nature.
N -
ett id it not horrible 'to make and xell,'and infinitely
trot se to ii.e. thin
SOlllll5O, EF.It'ME.N ITOG. ACID "
COM ' MI111"•OP
S"WNSEND.
and yet ho ',Mild feisisheve it—on,lersti..l.lliat.Old Dr. dm
^con Townsend's Geniiirdi Original .Carsapal ilia, is ita IM
ITATION of his inferior preparation !i!
Heaven forbid hut we should deal in an article which
WOlllll hear the 11104 111,1:1111 resembLuice to S. I'. Town•
mentre article! " •
We wish it imilbrstood. because it in the abaohde truth,
dint S. P. Townsend's ::/nets and old lie. Jacob Townsend's
Sri reit parilla me leregr, with.. 11i.," i. , ~n,t 10 , 41 , 1ydissim•
itnr'; thaty they toe 'milt.. in ..Tor partictilar, having apt
nue single thing in condoini. '
As 8. I'. Trill. libelid 11 110 Ills'lllr. and never tuna, is no
Humus', no pita rounielit c i.-11111VS 110 more of medicine or
disease than env other common, tin...iientilic,unprofesstonsl
nian. whet guarantor ens In pohlie he ve that they ore re.
calving a genuine uciv,,ilhir medicine. containing all the vir.
toes of dui artiele-= used in Fri.:llloC it, SIIII which 111, ln•
capable Mediat:es which might render them the AGENTS
of Disease instead of tumuli I - r
..
But what ell, PllOlllll be ti‘preteil from one who Knows
nothing eonipslauvcln of medicine or diSeaSel It requires
a person of 00111 e experience to cook and SCrVe up Coen a
common decent meal, How much mare important is it
that the persons Who 111.11111faCillre medicine dein editor .
WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEBLED 'STEMS:.
should know well the medical properties of lints, the beat
manner of scenting and concentrating their waling virtue.,
also an extensive knowledge eftlie ear s diseames which
affect this human system, and how t Ispt.remedleit.tia
these diseases!
It is to arrest frauds upon the moor mate,'CO pour balm
into wounded humanity, V kindle hop in the.dempairms
bawl', to retitore health. and' bloom, and vigor into the
^crumbed and broken, and to nianish infirmitiAnt 01,1) OK.
JACOII TOWNSENDIias ..,4 , q • ll..ttis. S OUND the op.
portunity and means to litine• lime
Grand -Universal C enCtototl'ltornetly
within the reach. and to the km ledge of all witxt.need it
• that they may learn nnidknow. by joyful experience, its
Tiontorlolunt Power to 11b61. ,-,
Sold in Cui•lisle by Pr. J. W. .RAW
LINS. • ,
CUMBERLAND AN) , PERRY HOTEL.
Carlisl 5 Pa.•
rpHE subs i ilier reapectfully inr
the citize e-- of=-Cumberland, „ and Perry
counties, and the Public generally,lhat Ima
taken that large, new and commodious Hotel,
'on North Hanover street, Carlisle, known as
the,Cumberland and Perry Hotel, and recently,
kept by II W Orth.‘Thn house is a now ttutl'el.,
eguntly finished establisithient„.ie....platsently
sounted,and is furnished with--goad .likdding
and other furniture, and his accommodations
aro such ns to make it a convenient and desire
ble.stopMugplace. Ilia TABLE will be fur
trished•with the best the'market motion], and
his BAIL withthe 'choicest liquors, - Ho has ril
waYeonthand.a large,supply ofFHED, suitable
for all kinds of Cattle, and good F - EEDING
LOTS,. with other accommo ions which cans,
.not to : retain. it u.desirnh. stooping placo
for I)I2.OVF,RS. Elia STABLING is °aeon,.
sive, copal* of aiteatnmodatitig abotit •76 head
of ItoiscHe has else about 200 acres of good
pasture Mild for 'Cattle, which c e an had on
reasonable terns. In short itp,pahts will, be
spared to rondo? the utmost-satisfaction to all
his guests, • •• . • HENRY GLASS.
Feb. 13, 1850.7-C,71,' , '
Cheap Groceries.
Stig,ar;• N4Olnase . s, Haneyqlieese, ryes!),
, Stoeq, Yeast PowdersoMaterooi,:Fariost, Rice •
Roue; Baker's Chocolate, aker's cocoa,' •
icosya's Homolimbic Chocoln e, Orangca,•
ceit,Nots, Palaiesom! Own9t foi• sale at'
Mardi' 20.'. • "!- IN7rP'Etr , , , ,-.
eat Too gd.. , •
'THE kthesOinikek. prico, , in. cash •
wql,be:paid this G9oir
l'hijio :Mills, formerly occupied by, IV,
West. Periltalwe. ,
•
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For tho Ramovil hod Pormonenillurn.ofill
NERVOUS. DISEASES,
And ,those Compltint4 which aro Caused - by an' Im
pairqd, trenkoned or unhealthy condition of tho
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
This beantifill and convenient opplication of the rityi
terious'powers of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, has
been pronounced by distinguished physicians, bdth In
Europe and the United States, to ho the most veilualk
medicinal disavery af'the age.
GALVANICDr.. - CHRISTIE4 7 ' - BELT
MAGSIETId FLUID and •
et 'used with the most perfect and certain success in a
caeca of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Striingthenitig the ‘venkened body; giving tone to the
miens organs, and invignreting the entire system. Also
In FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS end PALSY, DYSPEP.
H A
SIA or INDIGESTION, R
EUMATISM, CUTE/nd
CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION OF
T - HEART; 'APOPLEXY, NEI - MAMA, PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL.
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES or the KIDNEYS, DEFL
CIENCY OF NERVOUS nod PHYSIC:AC ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints ariao
from one simple canoe—name l y,
• 1
A Derangement of the Nervous.SysteM.
pp— lir NKRIYOUA - tol'lll7NTNTS';'DtligrairiVreal:
clues increase the disease , for they weaken the vital seer.
glen of the already prostrated spsteoi while under,' the
strengthening, life•giving, vitalizing in fl uence of Galvan.
Gnu, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful discoveiy,
the exhausted patient and weakened inifrerer is restored
to firmer health, strength, elasticity and
The great peciliarity rind excellence of
Dr. Christie's Galvanic Ourattves,
consists, in the, fact that they arrest and cure disease by
outward npplinstien, in place of the usual mode.nf drug.
ging and physiclting (he patient, till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelegsly under the infliction.
•
.They at rfteltn , n the whale system, mpoliteehe cirmstistien
of the blood, pt "lOC eeeretitms, atid.nei•es do the slight •
set itajiby tattler ty circumstances. Since their intro
duction in the Unit, states. onto three years since, more
than, _
60,00,0, Persoi s„.
Including. nll, ages, classes and conditions, among wnich
ere - a - large mimic oflirdiesTurherare - peculiarly subject
t ti , try2nt Crenphnnta, l i nes been
'ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
,
wile), all hope 01 tenet liad been ii,, en up, slid Caere
thug el, Lerii tii,l in VOill !
• 1 . 11 illtl4tllll, ' Girt use of the,MA Lyn!' le 139.11.1,.
suppose the tote of a ',Orson afiliceed with that bane of
ci•iliGition, D VSPEroIA, or any other cliionie or
N•rrints Disorder. In- oiduniry C.Cli, stimulants are
4:ken, which„ by their holies 011 tilo nerves and muscles
the stoniiich, silent fern porarjr relief, but which lease
th patient in a lower state, and with injured I...nines,
all r the action thus excited - has ceased. Sow compare
Una with the ellimt resirßing front the application of the
GALVANIC BELT'. Teke'tt -Dyspeptic sufferer, even
in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt around the holy, using the Alagnetic Fluid as
directed. la a short - , period the insensible perspiration
will:act - on the positive-.element el , thet,,Bialt,, : thereliy_
causing a Galvanic .circulation which Will pass on to the
negative, and thence hack again to the positive. (hits
keeping lip a continuous Galvanic circulation thlollKllollt
,the system. Thus the most severe macs of Dl SI'F.I'SIA
are, I'EWIANENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS
OFTEN ,ANIPLY SUFFICIENT To ERADICATE TIIK
, .
DISEASE OF YEARS, . ..
_ CERTIFICATNS '•AND TESTIMONIALS_
of the moot Undoubted:Character,
From all parts of the Country could he given ' huiticien
to fill every column in this paper!
r--AN:FaTRAORDINAR - CASE, .„
which c.lch:9lvoly proves that
"Truth is, stranger than Fiction,"
JUKE OF
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS &ND DYSIkETSIA
Rev. Dr. Landisi a Clergyman'-
of New Jersey, ofi.tlistitiguistir tents end exulted
Igktltation
3103f,V, Nei
lin'. A. H. Clinis.riti— Doer' :
me to lint hen been the result in
in
cation GALVANIC
. . .
My reply is as follow's '
For about lierney years I had been suffering from Dye.
pepsin Et cry year the symptom. b . !;.Aiiine worse, nor
could I obtain pormainint rebel try course of meth.
,cal treatment is 11.1t0VOr. Al/0111. quree,ri yearii
cokisminesce of frequent expose • to the weather; in the
disclParge of incpastoral duties, 1 became subject to
severe i'llronie ' itheuinatisni, for year after year
caused me indescribable anguith Farther: in the wintet
of '4.3 and 411, in conwpienco ol 'noodling a 'great dm
in ray own And various other churches in - this region, I
wns attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became so
severe no to require an immediate suspension of my pas.
Loral labors. My Iserrtms system was now ihurutighly pros.
&cited, nod as my Bronchitis became wince, his ski, did my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection—thus evincing flintthese disorders were connected, with each other through
the medium of the Nervous System. In the whole phar.
nJ ' coprein there seemed to be no remedial agent' which
could reach and recuerate my Nervous System ; every
thing ( bat I bad trie d for this purpose had complet ely failed. -At last was led, by my friends to examine your
inventions, end (though with so very sanguine hopes of
their elliciency,) I determined, to try. the effect of the
application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the mAGNETic FLUID. Thir'was in June, 1840.
To ass rarest siroaniunts,r, IN TWO Lure sir Drscirsi•
5550 00N0 I IC ...lilt DAYS I s ,111. Elk TO !1.0.M.
MT r•sr nit s 1. 1,1111319 II 111 rot I riot,: o,Mrllis • smote
scariest n.l St:COUNT 00,140 /loONeilinio l INDTIr Rare
.l.otre" Solt cu p.m 1119 ENT 110 CEASED TO TOOLIIM.Ii.
Snell is the wonderful and happy results of Din experiment.
'1 have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have heen likewise suffering from Neuraly,ic
Untie. They hove tried them,. HAPPY arscLra,
•KLirovi, avail v -
I nail dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT I%'. LANDIS.
DR, CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC' NECKLACE
hi used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, hiveineus of the Head, Neuralgia in
the leave, flooring or Healing in the Kars, Derifdess, which
is generally Net voila rind that dig tressed complaint, called
Tie Dolorous.. . - • , -
Palsy t and Paralysis.
All physicians ac'knowledgo that these terrible diseases
•re C:111,011 try a defieiency of. ~V4,t'0,115 Energy in like
airected minus, Dn. Conieriv's tialvimic Articles will
t this
e d i . r •li ,, c ,t i e ei;t power, and a complete and entire
d.
.1 ,, () Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
nave leen ie'portml lin. Ca m., IE and his Agents withisi•
tin. • st tiro.y ears, which horn been entirely iestoyd.'
;t e. A 41.nr, J. Tons:, of Brooklyn, N. Y. had
not. men Mile ealk'n stelvfor'near four years, and was
so helpless that he land to be fed The most celebrated
physicians gtase tarn up. Ih live days tiller he commenced
wearing the tia,.vnotn BELT, NEL:l,l4er, AND Be sem.yrs,
be walked eerosi the room, and in three weeks-he lied lien
redly recovered his health. CulittiiA Tonics is seventy
years of age. -
Severe — peafness Cured.
The following is an Oar:let from a letter bitely received
from is dlStingtushed physician in the State of Virgipia
"A. 11. CHROMIC, M. D.— Deer Sir : One of my patients,
'unknown Co me, obtained your Galvanic Belt and _Neck.
hice,lvitli the Magnetic Fluid, ford sedans aflectlon of
Denfness. The case was that of a lady whose Nervous'
system was mile)), 'disordered, find her' goners, - heolth
poor. Much was done previously to the application of ,lie
Belt, but with very little success, and I feel it only tight
to tell you, that since she commenced' Wearing the Belt
and using the Fluid, but a few weeks kg°, she has
ENTIRELY RECOVERED lIER BEARING, and her
general health is better thruffor several Years."
at- Every case of Deafness, if It he Nervous, ea It
generally is, can ho cured by this wonderful remedy.
' ' DR. CAISTIE I B- ,
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Aro found of rant 'service in awes of Convulsions or Fits,
Sommoilitil'omplaints, and general Nervous Allh - ctious of
the Head and upper•extremitled. Also In Paley and Paraly.
and oil tinie:wee caused by pi-deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy in the•limbt , Or other organe:rof the
Maly.
eq- Many .hundred Cettillcaios - frotn all parte of the
countryif requ of the most extraonlinartcharaolorombe given,
No trouble or 'inconvenience attends the taft of
CIIMSTIE'S GALVANIC , XIITICLES,‘ and
they may be worn by the most ..feelde and delicate with
perfect ease. and safety. In,Ambny eases the aetteatiow
attending their use Is Aighty phaeant and agreeable. They
011/3 bo lent to any Part of . ,tha country.
-• ITlc p s : A
TlisGalvanic :Dollars,
The Galvanic Iskcklace s ''''l"uro Dollars, ,
The Galvanic 865016i:4, Ono. Dollar
The Magnetic Fluid One'. Dollar.
01} , The artlalea 'are accompanied h . ) , thll 'and pia
directions. l'amphle with full particulars may be ' li
of the antb hP
okiamPAgent: •
Sold in Cnrlisle S, .ELLIOTT
- POHIL" and FISH,
, A ACKEREL, Shari, eoafisti . , Salmon, Her
rings, Pork, Ham armil Sitka,,Sbouldars, l
Lail mia - Clitiose;:'4oiistanily•riM 7 liand 'an`irlcir
oi to by - .,.^ , ' • i-PALMEIM Co.. ,'i '
,• :Airir, 1 --1 M ket StrooL.Wlitirf, PliAladoliMiti ,
h ch 20850 ' .
i, • , . .
IOR
ao ivs a
iiispi3cteuiliroOmmoned Ito 'the >tfllict e d
ZACIIARIAWS CORNIIRADIqA,TOI2,
,COlticit.will effectually cstirnifunteAltette 41'61161c.-
, ioup . expreaonces;. by a few appliention
ut , ELM O TT. I
•
MOPPAT'S
Life . 'Pills and„
These Medicines have now been before tho pub;
Tic for- a period of pzEriurebrynags, and /
daring that time haye maintained a high character Ir '
dinary and imnaeditite power of-restoring perfect
health ,to person. suffering under u'early every kind
of &ease 30 WhiCh the humaft frame is liable.
..•. IN KIM !I'IIOIr.S.A.NDS -
.
- of certificated instatioes; they• hare - 'even rescued,
sutrorers,from-ths,.*ery— ergo -of-an-untimelk-gra4*--
after all the deceptive ()strum of the day had - ut,i .
terry failed; and to
l ir
'any ,thOusarals • they have
permanently secured mat unifor enjoytn of
'health, without whichlife itself is but - a _ hal--
47 .
bleeeing. So great, indeed, has their efficacy nva- "
riablyand infallibly/preyed,. that A has appeared
scaroely lees thanimiraculous. to 'those who were
acquainted with the,beantifully'philoaophicalprin...-.
ciples upon whir they are compounded, and upon
which - they coheiquently not. It' eyes to their
nuteifeedand senible action in purifying the springs
and ollannels of ifs, and enduing thorn with - re
newed tone and , Igor , that they wore indebted for
i
their name.
' Unlikarthe ho t pf pernicious quackeries which
'boast of vegotab,o ingredients, the ME MEDI-.
Mips are purely and solely vegetable ; and cen
tale neither meraiu7, nor Anfinionyrnor Aria.
nie, nor any other mi n eral, in any form whatever..
They are entiiely'compoeml of. extracts from..rare__
and,poweiful plants, tho virtues of whirls, though
long known to several Indian tribes, and recently - ...
to come eminent pharmaceutical chemists, are alto- -."
gelb et. unkuinvn to • the ignorant pretenders to
medical science ; and were never. Ifefore talminis. .
Wed in so happily aim:chins a-combination.
The first operation is to lotwen from the coals of -.
the stomach and bowels the various impurities and‘
crudities constantly settling round them ; and to '
remove the hardened faeces which collect in the
convolations of the small intestines. Other 'medi
cines only partially cleanse- these, and leave such '.
collected memos behind to produce habitual Costive- '
nese; with all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrinca
with its imminent dangers. This fact is ( we d
known to all-regular anatomists Who ermine the \--,
human bowels after death ; and hence the preju
dice of these well informed men against the quack
medicines of the age, The "hecond elTect of the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES -is to
'deans., the kidneys and the bladder; and, by this
- means, the liver and lunge, the healthful action of
which entirely depends upon the regularity of the '
urinary organs.' The ,blood, .which takes its red
color from. the agency of the liver and lunge, before
it passes into the heart, being thus purified by awn,
and nourished by food coming from a chianstomach,
courses freely. through the veins, reissue
,every part
of the eystetnpand triumphantly mounts the banner -
of health in the blooming cheek.
The following'are among the - distressing variety
of humeri disoasee -in which the VEGETABLE •
LIFEITEDICINES aro well known to be infra. • '
lible
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cloansing . the'first
and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure
healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid. kind ;
FLATULENCY, Loss of Appetite, gear-thorn,
Headache, Restlessness, 111-temper, Anxiety,
'Lahouorriind Melancholy, which aro the general
syMptoms of Dyspepsia,- will vanieh, as a natural
cliffsequence of its cure.'
COBtivetteßß,.by cleansing the whole length of
the imagines with a solvent, process,. and withoh
violence: ,all violent purges leave the bowels costive
within two days — ,
DiarrhoJa arid • Cholera; by removing the
sharp. acrid fluids by which those complaints are
occa.sicmedi end by promotingthe lubricative sacra
,
lion of the mucous membrane.
p a v er . of alLkinds, by restoring- the bhied to •
regularciretilatiOn; - throe - air the &ocean of persg,i
ratien in such cases, and the' thorbugh,sohation
nll intestliFd. obstruction in others.
The Lure Itlrtoictsze have been known ts
cure- juntoyansm pbrmanently in titres
weeks, anti GOUT in_ludf that•time, by removing
local - itiflaminatiou from the muscles and hgnmente
of the joints. •
DTOpsies of all kinds, by freeing and 'etrerigth.
ening trio kidneys and bladder: they operate =4i --
delightfully on these important organs, and hence
haire over been found a cdrtain remedy fer:the
worst canoe of-GRAVEL.
Also WOl7lll, by ,dieledgiag from the turninne
of the bowels the'_alimy matter to which these
creatures adhere.
Asthma and Catuinnaptio; relieving the
dr- vessols of Cho lungs from the macoui which 01/1111
slight colds will occasion, and which, if not re
moved,' become's hardened, and produce these
dreadful diseases.
July .1/, 1848.
wish to lio9w of
of the riliplh
ND
BottrvY, inc4rs, and Inveterate .Bores, by
the perfect purity which therm LIFE min.
ELN - Es give to the blood, cud all the humoru.
Scorbutic Eruptions acid Bad Complex
ions, by then alterative effect upon the &tide th'et
feed the skin, and the morbid state of which soca.
eione all eruptive complainfs, sallow, cloudy, and
oth'or disagreeable complexions.
- -The use of these Pills for a very short time will
effect an entire curd ofSALT RHEUM, and
striking improvenieut the clearness of the skin.
COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will
always be cured by one dpse, or by twoopen iu
the worst cases.
PILES. As a remedy for thie most dialressing
and obstinate malady,tho VEGETABLE Lin
/133DX,CINEs deserve a distinct and emphatic th
lecomniendation. It is well known to hundreds ih
city; . that the former proprieto - r or valu
able Medicines was hims(lf afflicted with this ,•-
complaint for upwards of Tll/16T.FIVE YLtitfl ; and
that Irs — triedlit - • vtiin every remedy prescribed
within tho wholo.comMuiS of the Malaria Mates.
He howeVer at length tried the Medicine which is
sow oWerod to the public, Mid he 'wail cured iu
very Short time, after hie recovery had been.pro
noonced not only improbable, but absolutely im
possibleyby any human moans.
'EVER AND' AGUE.-..
For this scdtirlie of. the western country these
Medicines will, :found a safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. • OttftiF medicines leave the system sub
ject to Qreturn of the disease—a cure by these
medicines is permanent—TßY THEM, BE SA
TISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and' Liver Complaints.
Geheral Debility,- L oos
ov ATPETITE, AND
DISEASES OF EF.MALEti—theyo .mndicings have-been
used with the most b neficial results in cases of thia
deocription vit., and SCROFULA, in it.
worst forms, yields to tl 0 mild yet powerful action of
thine remarltabli( Mcllicines. NIGHT SWEAT.,
NNEWOUS DEBIDITX, EItVOUS COMPLAINTS of all
kinds, PALPITATION OF TIIE -HEART, PAINTNICS
COLIC, uro speedily cured. ••
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become im
paired by the injudicious use of Mannunr, will find
these Medicines a perfect dare, as they never fail
to eradicate from the system' all the effects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla: A single trial will
place them beyond the reach Of 66inpetition, is the
estimation of every pationt.
•BE CAREFUL CTIP , COUNTERFE4S.
Several have lately been discoyored, and their
nefarious authors arrested, both Mthe city of New.
- York and abroad.
. .
Buy no ono who is not au AuTudiersita
MINT.
Prepared and sold Ili Dr.-W. 13. MOFFAT. 33.
Broadway, New-York.
, FOR SALE BY
• J• W. RA ‘l l N.S. Carlisle, Pa. - •
Adams
-, THE 8
and all pnolcag6
ho attended to ,;
Express leaves
arrives nt 4 P.
ectl7
Otidar Ware, •
UST received nt the cheap Hardware stem
of the subscriber 'in East High - B,treet,
complete assortment of Tithe. Thickets, (Amos,
&c., &c. Also Daponts nud Blasting
Powder, which will he sold very cheap by
• Jan. 23d 1859. LIENItY SAXTOy,
Bread : Wi.thOtlt eaat I. . ,
, A•ND the best FAMILY - SOAP can
•be made reedy for •Bakiiry• and use in 'few
initiates by the using of "Rabbits", Powders.—
For dale at she store of ai J, W. EB y.
latirch.g,
- • Weaving, Weaving) •
b RGBiqgfa r thilly inform'
the citizens' arlisle, that he has open
°kit shop in East street, second' tfoo,f,from
earlier of Luuther•street, where he »ill attend
. . . ;
~ . .
is tits Weaving...of Carpi:clod, .'Pablo S h ines, . N .
Coyrlets, and• nil other kimis - Of work, in a :
atylo.thatite is confident nillgjvc. satisfaction '
to idi 'Who may favnr lion N ‘ vitli their pa{yoiiii4.6:,.
The putdielayespectfully solicited to givif hint
...
... . . .
Yor. .
etivinct every person'who desires, to
„
' tliO Gold Region,. to' prepare-them
eelyes ‘litit CLOTHING .intimble for dukt
Conntry end elimmo t uturycni wi/Hipd, them of. , e
every deseription;: end 'Ow, to your adyentoge.
et; • TROUTMAN •&
Plothing',Store, imNorth Hanover, sr:. ij
t boon Lowlier., ,
1,11:)1.6[1,co:
Co's., Express,
tr.is ngont for this Company.
'that twifTeft at It store will
core and dispatch. 'rite
!very morel at .1 o'clock, and
1.
'l l'- ' ( I.V MARTIN.
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