Iftiteroting Uie of Sleep to the Body. Solidification—:that iv, the conversion "..of_blood into the Solid parts of the body— goes, bn during sleei. The chief end, Indeed, and object, and intention of sleep .would ,s'eein to be this final assimilation .of our food,.this solidification of the blood, ,into the several solid parts of the body. The accomplishments -of, this miracti- Jous change, seems to have required b that everything, both within and without the body, should be hushed into profound _repose.....during—the—accomplishment -- of the mighty wonder, in order that uoth- ing might disturb or interfere'with the Axquisite and miraculous process ern:- yloyed to effect it. To this er.o the por tals of sensation are dosed—the eye sees .notthe ear heftier not—thri skih feels ,not—the very breathing is scarcely audible—the pulsations of the heart _are scarcely perceptible—all the' living en ergies are now concentrated into the greatest possible intensity like rays of light into 'a focus; and,directed 'with al -1 irnost exclusiveness, towards this simple - object Iri the Atty, therefoie, we make blood —in the night that blood is converted \ .. ,hltobolid matter. In•the day we garner .up the building materials—in the night 'repair up tho building. The hour of ri sing, therefore, ought to be the time lit Which our physical strength, is the gin _ ztest-,and with perfectly healthy persons .this is the case. • The languor which ...sickly_persons feel in the morning, arises ,from the process of repair not having :been fully accomplished ; the building has not been restored. The apparent. .additional strength ,which is felt during the day, after eating, is only apparent= ,it is merely excitement derived from the stimulous food; in the first instance in been assimilated, of new blood in the system Every-day Contorts and Luxuries, The variety of distant regions by .which our every-clay comforts and luxu supplied,is a-geographical-les son familiar to our earliest infancy.— The child knows that the tea it is drink- Arrg-came - from-the-estitte of:a:mandarin; And•has possibly traversed half the course of the Yang-tse-kiang passage, to this country. ,Its .coffee was grown by swarthy Arabs, - within the sound of the , anuezzin's voice. The snowy crystals - ,of sugar were extracted front a cane in Jamaica, by Chiistian Africans, or on the kinks of the Ganges by Pagan Hindoos. If the cream is the production of Middle sex, the butter not improbably was chur ned and kneaded by Dutch or Belgian frau& The material of the urn was per haps found a quarter of a mile deep in .Cornwall or Anglesia, but that of the tea pot and the spoon wore excavated by In dians from the heat of the Cordilleras, and separated from the ore by means of Hungarian quicksilver. The table was formed from a ,monarch Of the woods _which had seen aihousand years in the solitudes of Honduras, and attained its prime before Columbus Was born, The blade of the :IF.rtife earns froth the pine shit §wei.len, but its haft was ..,:borne for half.''century in , the mouth of . an elejahant whic'h probably never .sate man: The table-cloth is a•cootribntion from the Neva,.and•the work of bearded serfs, The carpet is the 'work of Arme nians, in the dominions of the Sultan.-- The chiltes frock has passed tbrotgh the hands of Virginia slaves, while the Ital ian subjects of Atistria furnish its sash. Its coral came from Australasian reef, its pearls from the bottom of the Persian Gulf. The lesson is endless- Almost -any comfortable house in this metropolis has levied contributions on every people and clime. Countlessi-tribes, names, con ditions, manners and religions, rise to the memory as we walk through' the rooms and ask ,of each other in succession, “Where did this come from?" - NEW ARRIVAL OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware JACOB SL'N•ER has just received, from th'S .eastern citieS,..anns now opening audio Cheap Hard Ware, on North Hanover_ street, next door to Glass' Hotel; a new assortment in hie line, ittech as Oils, Glass and.,Points, • Copal, Japan and Black Varnishes, of extra Reality, ' Nails and Spikets, Wale' best Bar Iron, . ;Cast, Shear, ,13)ister and Spring, Steels, Locks, Hinges and Screws Planes, Saws, Chisels, Augurs, Axes, !. -' • Knives and Forlcs, Shoo ',Findings, &S. To which ho would call the attention of the public. Persons wishing to buy will do well to pall. as we are determined to sell at low rates for cash. Kr The highest price paid for Scrap 'lrcn, and for Flax Seed. J SENER. novl•4 . Selling off at Cost.. subsc rib ern _ing to change their liuttiness, will sell off lheur whole stock 01 READY MADE CLOTHING, at very reduced price's. Their stock consists. ._ of Coats, Vests and Pats, of almost every de scription and luality. also, shirts, collars, bo soms, stocks, neck, snd pcoket handkerchiefs, gloves,-stockings, suspenders, lists, caps,-boots, shoes, umbrellas, leather and hair trunks, i car pet bags, end in short every article that s ne cessary. to complete a gontleman , s wardrobe.— They will also sell goods by the yard,Such as cloths; cassimeres, vostinus, caushietts, sum mer stripes , in great variety, mashies, flannels, • drt. & LIVINGSTON. halal 3m"-'. , parsons, knowing 'themselves debted to 'the firm will please make pa immediately. Arrt Elastic - Doll Arcade reeve and beautiful Jlrticle , . ELIEVEDAto be .superioeto anything of .11131 the kind eiej befoe - manufaciured. .130ing plostio; will not break' by 'falling. Painted in oil, when soiled niay be waohed, with soap and water, and readily restored., o their original beauty. Their, durability and - eheanneee will be 'fully' demonstrated when duly tested...A large lot of the aboVe received by express, at Krissjangle' s Head •Quari ars, 14:N4th Hone. yer'sfreet. • • . ' • arid Unadulterated CUMBERLAND AND PERRY , ROTEL, • Carlisle, Femea. , THE subscriber respectfully informs •=- the citizens of Cumberland and Parry aunties, and the public generally, that he has taken that largo, new and colnniedious Hotel, on North Hanover street, Carlisle, known as the Cutnberland and Perry - Hotel, and recently 'kept by HIV Orth. :rho honso is a new and.bl: egantly finished. establishment, is pleasently situated, and is furnished with good . bedding and other furniture, and his accommodations. are' such tiato, make it a convenient and desire ble stopping place: His TABLE - will be fut nitllfed' with the best the market can alrord, and hfs BAR with the elfoicsat liquors. He hits al ways on hand a large supply of FEED, suitable for all kinds of Cattle, and good FEEDING LO'P'S, with other accommodations which can -not-fail-to-render-it..a..desirnble_stopniqgAilece for DROVERS. His STABLING is 'exten. sivo, capable of accommodating about 76 head of horses: He has also about 200 acres of good pdsture land for Cattle, which...can be had on reasonable terms, .In.short no.. pains _will be spared to render. the utmost satisfaction to all his guests, _ HENRY GLASS. 'Feb. 13,1850.—Gm. 1 1 ,1133.111E1R5' EXCILML. EAST -HIGH STREE - 4','CARLISLE, PA. THE subscriber•, (late of the. "Stone 'Fey _L ern," Walnut Bottom Road,) respectfully , informs his friends and the public generally that he has taken that well known Tavern stand, in East High street, formerly kept by Mrs Wunderlich, and that he is now prepared to accommodate Farmers, Pedlars. Travellers, and all others who may favor him With a call, ,imthemost necommodeling.m ruiner. His stabling, which 7 is largelland convenient, will be in charge of a careful Ostler. . He-flutters himself that-front' hie_experience as an In keeper, he will be able to render gene ral satisfaction. myl-3in CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN. Gotten horse ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA. THE subscriber having leased the above large-and-commodious HOTEL, situated on the corner of the Public Square and South-Hano ver street ; and lately occupied by Ben!. L Esh leman, begs leave ro 1111110UnCO to his friends and the public that he is prepared to enterwin them in a manner which cannbt fail to meet their approbation. THE HO USE has the most pleasant loca tion in the borough—has been newly .furnished and otherwise improved, and no pains will he spared to make, those who may sojourn with hint, comfortable during their stay. llis par ors are-large ,antl , wolS.fm-ritmlev:ll - nlidtshs'eharti .lidl.64tunpfled-.witit new and- comfortable bed ding._ HIS TABLE will be supplied wi h the best the market cart afford, and all who are connect ed with his house will be found attentive care ful and ohliging. 'PHE BAR will contain the best liquors the, city can produce. HIS STABLING is entirely new and eaten sive, capable i,i accommodating from 50 to 60 horses—making: it a desirable stripping place ( 0 , PRO VEIL ,5, and will be attended by a skil fiillYstTiir. n, IM — Wriiiiriiig calculated to add to the comfort and conveni ence of those_ who may favor hint with their patronage. BOARDERS taken by the week, n th r or- year ter9'naren4lonEn ATE, JOITN HANNAN TWO VALUABLE FARMS . For sate. HE Subscriber o ers at private - sale the fol rin , lowing described Real Estate. I.—Situated in Northmiddleton township, , fimiles East of Carlisle, about one mile North ut the Carlisle' and Harlisburg turnpike road, containing 225 acres, mere, or less, about 4 lime stone slid the residue bleak Slate and Meadow land, all cleared and in a high suite of cultiva• lion except 60 acres .well covered with heavy Timber. k The buildings are a very line iwo • • story STONE MOUSE, and a , good Ironic barn partly nets, with Corn cribs, Wagon sheds. bee. aline spring house and a noVer failing " -- spring of water near the ,door of the house, also, a good orchard-of choice fruit. No 2.-1 s situated one and n half miles North of Carlisle, on the road leading front Sterretts Gap to Carlisle, containing 11,5 acres of limit rate Slate land, thoroughly &. well limed, except 35, acres which is well covered with 'flintier, the 'mprovements are a two Story frame dwelling louse arid a large frame barn, all necessary out buildings in good condition, also, a good orchard of choice fruit, this farm is well supplied with water for stock-in all the fields. Also, 2 wells of water near the house that never fail. Persons . ishing to purchase or to examine the property till please call on t he subscriber residing iii Car isle. ARMSTRONG NOBLE. • Poseessien will be . given on the Ist of Apri if required, . Payments be made to suit the par chaser. feb.l3 50-sm. Pure Fresh Cod Liver Oil. h HIS new and valuable Medicine, now. — v - _ used by the ,medical profession witq such astonislting effiriey.in the ,cure of Pul monary eoestiniption, Scrofula, Chronic Ilium . inatism, Gout, General Debility, Complaints of .the Kidneys, &c. &c., is prepared from the liver of the COD FI§II for medicinal use, , •,.. exprsssly for our sa lea. (Extract from the London Medical Jenrnal.) "C. J. 13. Williams, M. D., F. R. S., Profes sor of Medicine in University College, _Lon don, Consulting Physician to the Hospital for consumption, &c.,says : I have prescribed the Oil in above four hundred cases of tuber culous disease of the Lnngs, In different Stages, which have been under my care the last two years and a, half. In the large number of eases, 206 out of 224, its use was followed by marked:: and unequivocal improvement, vary ing in degree in different cases, from 4 tempo rary retardation of the progress of the disease: and a mitigation of distressing symptoms; up i.t) a more or less Complete restorction•to app& tent health. "Tha °dant orthe gad Liver Oil id rnost,o these, cases was very remarkable. Even in 'a few days the cough was mitigated, the expec toration diminished in .quanty and opacity, the night sweats ceased, the pulse became_ slower, and of bolter yoltfine, and the appetite, ',flesh and strength_wers gradually Unproved. "In conehision I, repeat that the pure "fresh oil from the liver of the - . Cod is more beneficial in the treatment of Pulmonary' Consumption than enragent, medicinah,dietetio,or regime nal, that has yet been employed,' f As wo have made arrangements t procure the Cpil pdr Oil, fresh from head irpruters, it e s kn now be had chemically pure by the single bade, of in-boxed of one dozen each. ItS . idinderibl efficacy has induced numerou , ipurious, hriitatiOns. As ltd success depends nfirely on its Ruity, too much care cannot be used in procuring it genuine. Every bottle having on it our written signa 'Lure, May be depended upon as genuine. Paniphlets containing an. analysis of the with notices of it from. Medical Journals, will be , sent to those who address us tree of JOHN C. BAKER & CO„ Wlfelesale Druggiitor Chemists, octlo—ly 100 North Third at., Phila. ~ •VTE advise every person who desires to go V to tho Gold Region, to prepare them lpieti"--Witlf—C.l,oll4lN 0 -- finitablo — for - Hurt .?ountry and climate.. and you will find them of very description, and also,to your advantage t - TROUTAIAN & MAY'S Cheap Clothing .Storo, in North tfannver st. bovo Louther. • . ° --FON • . Cod A FRESH supply of Cod Liver Oi warranted genuine, just received at - novl4 • ' S, ELLIOTT'S. . . e' & _ - ueeaswar• Glass. , L ; Q . . A ARGE and . general selection of tildes ar iclos in every var iety lens been milled to our ae• ortmont, Also, a lot of Cedar Ware, embrac og, 'rubs Churne, Beelco.a, Pails, ke., nt, usun 'ow prices, at the Grocery Storo or .. • '.. - I + ll 4rch 14 :. - -.. . . J ,WEB Y. , :FEST, received tit ilia cheap Hardware store' . isiC dm subscriber. inDast, High 'Street, ft omplete assortmentof Tubs; Buolieta, Churns, &c, :•Also Duponts. Rine and - Blasting Powder, which will bo sold very ohoop by. - - • Jon: 29d 180. HENRY SAXTON, ARNOT4b3 writiod fluid, a •'very pnerinr Ink. lyr sale at' ' ItUBBARD'S W 4ITNER jßiccllditr~n~. - lliol 'For California,' cedar Waxe. Ilisceltaucos Watches and'lewejyl , 1,,..- • . CIiEAPErt TitiN EVER—, .• • .." ' Wholesfilo and Retail—At. 01:e AO ) - el F ry hia to d r e e ll , ll l , l W o a rN a o " r ( t i el v. - . .+, , tf,.. ~..i. : 01i•;... GOND street -corner of Quer • fititilgifA r lils - '7 rY- strucl.. ' • , Gold Leveis;lB k. cases; full jewelled, $3O and • - upwards Silver Lovers, full jewelled, $l5 and - upwards. Gold Lepine; 18 k. eases, jewelled, $25 and upWards Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and Upwards Silver Quartier Watches, $4 to 10, - "- -. Silver Spoons, equal.,lp coiri,. per sett—Tea, 55, Desert 810',.Table $l5, other articles in pro -portion. .All gosds warranted to be what the. are sold for. . • - . - Constantly on hand a large assortment aline GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE ' -A-Isoran-assortment-..aLM—Utoklatt & E Simpson, - Samael & Brothers, S SYates Co, John Harrison, CS & R Beesley. rind other stingier Patent Lever Movements, which will be cased in'anY style desired Arrangements• have bean made with all the above tamed 'most colebratetnntitiliTtieturernit England, to furnish at short notice any required style of Watch, for which orders will be Taken, and the name and residence of the. person or tiering put on if requested . o'. CONRAD, Importer of, \Vntches no% 81 ASTROLOGY, ASTRONOMY, TRENOLOGY AND GEOjIIANCIC Professor C IV Robapk, [FROSI SWEDEN.] - Office,No. 71 Locust St., above Bth, op posite the Musical Fond Hall, Phil'a. 625,000 IaVING BEEN WON. WZY my numerous friends on the late l'resi den Xi/ Mil election, should convince those skepti c:il persons who talk of CAII.OIIES, that no such thing as FAIL IS Or has 'liven known by the emi iuput and dixiinguished Astronomer an Astrol og,ec, C. W. ItOBACK, during. his :experience of over a quarter of a century. , Do you doubt predestiMition ? • Then why sot .--very man gam 14 celebrity of General Taylor., iy Daniel AVelister orA Ilenry'Cloy ? And yet there are some who Ore foolish enough In .10111,1. t at 0 man may lie born c ith wee . :o see into futnre events How can it lie possible that the d e stiny of man should be governed by the 111,1 . 43 shuffling -of a .pack.of Cards? and yet fliers: sre thousands who allow themselves, with opmi mouths, to swallow the greasy words of souse old woman, w hose time skill consists in filling then, with WOoderS that are most. difficult for the digestion idolisers, who -arc m-iremeeduffius,- -yet -more—Seirmifiti. -It- is such that briiig — iliscr•edit on a-profession-that-bits been acknow ['edged to be a science oh the highest order,from time immemorial And is the only pro fission that has any authority to sustain it. high respect. which General Tay lot', and Charles Bet nadotte, late King of Swede's had lee Astrol ogy , is sho wn.by their letters for their Nativi ties to.the subscriber. whicAi it will give him great pleasure in showing to those who' favor him with a coll. Lt addition to; his power to foresee future e. vents, he has the power togive such infornuitithr as will effectually redeem such as are given to the too free use of the bottle. lie is also caps. blegt curing diseased heretofore considered in. inviable in this country by the Orllill.tey Moth clues,and wishes all to give him :actin who Intro heed given lip by physician.; and wish to'be cur ed" He will warrant a core in all casiis,and will mike no 'charge except for the conjurations' he shall make use ofin his office. ale is often asked what a Nativity is ? lie Answers seer ruing to Heointincy, one Odic seven points in the science of Astrology, that it is a liorroscope of the future events of a person's life, carefully calculated roil tr.i.tiscribed on paper, containing an :lemma of all the lucky and unlucky days the mouths abil years of the persons life tar whom it is cast; Lfy which menus thousands in this country and else where have been prevented trout raistortunes [II a hail beeobidden in the womb of futurity, by Ye ferrith; to their Nativity before entering on any speculation of business or pleasure. It should lie in the hands of eVery one as their almanac for I tie. A Nativity' (Won indifddital earl only fore warn thine possessor of trotibles that are in future door lain; those wit° are involver; in pot sent dliii collies of any kind must watt on the subscriber in person or by letter, who is prepared to exert his. secret influence for their immediate be alit. Ile is ready to use his intlurnce to forestal the results of lawsuitsamil all unilertokiiigs in which thcre is It risk involvedflie also makes use of his powgrl for the restoration of stolen or lost property, which he Ints.used For the advantage of thonsands in this city and elsewhere Who call doubt a gentleman's abilities, who has bad the honor to Inc called On and consulted 511th liv all the crown. oil heads of Eltirnpe. and enjoys a higher relinta lion as 1 / 1 1 astreiloger Ilion any ead•living ? Q[i lac eau be consultod w itli at his office,or by letter, it' pre 'Mid, and_ Ile is prepared toßnake use of his pow er en any of this: following totfles;.; , - Business of alhilescriptions;ttovullingb) Mini or sea; courtships; ativree given their successful accottplishinene; speculating in stocks, meridian. dise, or real estates the recovering of legacieslin iltsputeLthe purchasing ol,tickets; and the safety of shipslir-sett. Ile also offers his sets ices respeo ling- health, wealth and' mart'ltige, love tams, ; journeys lawsultsolifficithe in 111114111'53, from?, toil in all the conceims of life, mid iuvitalsall to call who arc inflicted, corporeally DP mentally. MGM Ladies, 50 cants; Gentlemen, $l. Nativities calculated and read in full, necordiat; to the Or acles ar Masculine Sigms-I_,atliett.,sl; Getal^men $1,50. Natirlties calculated accocling to Geornatr .cy,for LatilCY, s`2, ill (*Lill, $3; 'Gentlemen, $3 in full, sct. Spring Goods. • rintlE subscriber hasiust returned from die eity with a large and va-led assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,' such as Mous dOaines, Bareges, Alprielms, Canton :Cloths„ French and English Chintzes, Gingliams, Dawns', Calicoes, Figured and Dotted Swiss Muslius, with a variety of other Dress meteri. als to which he invites the attention of the pub. lie goperally, CHEAP CHINTZES. • 'TIM subscriber would call the attention of the comm a unity to lot of:4-5 Spring Chintzes at the low price Of 10 eta per yard, the cheapest 101 of goods ever otiOred in Carlisle. LINEN LUSTRES. •for ladies dresses end sucks. lust opened. • -- MILITARY CAPS: Just opened ono doz: Military. Cloth Cape, with oil cloth covers, also, Silk:Oil Cloth Cups of same style for salo by C, W. HITNER. April 3, 1850. Z4ien Lsesires. A - nowlorof Linen :liMstres, varieusffiedif and colors, (rota 0 to. 50 cents a yard. Also, another supply of -Braid, China Pearl, - Rough and Reedy, Gimp, and Chip' BONNETS.— AlsO, Changeable and Dress SILKS, in vari— ety, with a varied assortment of Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS, Dress Trimmings, &e. &c. just received 'and opened by may 29 COV...IIITN'ER: ANOTHER REVOLUTION, LtAMUI:LA.IIUI3BAItD, havingparchas ed of Mr Henry A Sturgeon, - littt etobk of Drugs, Medieinee,&m: would respectfully so licit a share of the public, patrolinge, at.the old stand, corner of Pitt awl Digit Streets', opposite the Rail Road depot. Ile will keep constantly on hand, an assort ment of trash Drugs, Medicines', Paints, Oils, Dye Stulle,.Perftinuery, and n variety of fancy articles, which ho is determined to sell He will give his personal attention to the busi ness, and pat titularly to puttin,g up prescriptions. ' A liberal deduction made ler Physicians coun try Merchants, and Podlers. • F0b.13, 1850. Prime Sugars. - A largo lot of (ho most approved bowie jug r0001y64 nt -MONYERS, N. Hanover et. AND the boat FAMILY SOFT SOAP can be made ready for Bakery and use in a few minutes by the using Of "Rabbits" Powdere.— FOr Bele at' the etoreal ;. J. 'W. EBY. . • JUST. received A: fresh .'supply of ROUS pt • Sini'S PERFUMERY ji46 ' . . , HUBBARDW :iii urctute dompanies. FIRM INSURIWVE. . , THE Allen and East' PenneborOugli Mutual Fire-Insurance Company of Cumberland county 'incorporated by in act. of Assembly, is now fully organized, and in operation undor the manage ment of tba foliowing coMmissioners, viz' Jacob. Shelly, Wm.R. Gorges, hipthael Cock in, Melchoit, Mennoman, Chris Clan Stayinan, • Simun,Dyster, Jacob II Cooyer, Lewis .Byer, Henry Logan; 'Benjamin, II Nlusser,Jacob Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickersham. The'ratos of insurance nre 4 as low and inverti ble as any COMpany of the hind in die Statn.— _Persons wtaliing 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 HENRY LOGAN,.V ice Prekident. Lmvie HYEIt, Secretary MicitA ,C 0 C1i.L154.-Treasurer.________ AGENTS. Cumberland, count 71.—Rudolph Martin, New Cumberland, C B fierman, Kingstown, Henry /.curing,—Shirommistown, Robert .Moore. Charles Carlisle, Inane Kinsey, Meehan. icshurg, Dr. J. All, York countp.—John Sherrick, Lisburn, john Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin John Smith,-Es ii.,, Washington, « S Picking, Dover, Daniel Briirensbdrger, J W Craft. Ha rri sku rg & Lockman. Members iof the company having policies bout to expre can have them renewed by niuk• lug application many of the tactile. ra EP I:lBNURElarar. The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company of Phil'a. Office No. 159 Chestnut Sired, Capital $3OO. 000. Charter Perpetual. CONTINUE to make Insurances on Lives en the most favourable terms. receive and execute Treats, and receive Deposits on Int& rest. The Capital beinrriiaid up and invested, to gether with accuMuTated.prennuni fund, affords a PERFECT 'SECURITY to the insured. The pre• Mium may be paid in yearly, halt yearly, or quarterly payments. . . The Company add a BONUS at stated, pe riods to. the insurances for life. This_ plan o maritime is the most approved, of, and is More generally in use, than. any other in' reat Bri tain, (Where the subject is best understood by he petiole. and whore they have had the long. ost - experienceo as - appears from , the • fact, that out of 117 Life. litsuranee GomPanies there, of all kinds, 87 are on this plan. . The first BONUS tits appropriated in De• eiiinber, - 1844: amounting - to 10 per cent. on the sum insured under the oldest polices; to 81 per cent., 7 , 1 per Cont., others,'in pro portion to the time of andit , making au ad dition of $100; 807,50; „ ma, cc., Lee. to every $l,OOO, originally insured, which is an average of more than 50 per cent on the premiums paid, and without increasing theannual payment tb the Corn - pony. The operation of the BC by the following examples ranee Registet of the Com NUS will be.. seen . from the Life luau, nny, thus:. Amount of Policy 8: Bonus -payable n the party's' decease Polley Stun Insured 13onos or Addition $lOO . OO 25000 400'00 175•00, 137 50, 51,000 2,500 4,500 2,500 5,000 I= - 205 - 276 - 333 miaining the table 01 , rates of the subj6et ; forms of an ther information con be had at Panipidem., , .co and explanationb gen tip o„ and fill the. office. .gratis dressed to the Pr, in person or bitetter, nd sideni or Acinary. - RICHARDS,Prosident. JNO F JAMES • rn2'49lV , Actuary Restoratiori & Preservation of the Hair. DIC Wise & Son, orViinfinia. l i V ni i n S os & sib le S C) t o N attendpersonally, to i ' h e i t ' l e t the finding l, great number of daily applications, trom all seetions of the Union, for their remedy. for Baldness, and for their celebrated irmit TO NIC, have found it necessary to appoint a General Travelling. Agent, to visit different cities and towns throughout the Utlited States, vesting him with authority to amioint sub-a gents, use and vend the Hsu Tonic, and to ay. lily the RESTORATIVE, and to put them Into the hands of thmle limmay appoint to ope rate wherever 't;alßeient number of patients in any town ornei.thborlmod Anil he obtained. Capt. GEORGE; CALVERT, of Fnutittier county, Va., is alone authorised to act as Gen eral Travelling Agent, with the powers above ndiented. Capt. C. may be expected to visit, as speed ily as practicable the principal c ties and town of the Union. N. 13. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a full supply of the HAIR TONIC (which cleanses the head at dandruff, strength arta and invigorates the hair, and prevents it, also, from falling off,) for the region of country most contiguous to his •operations, or' it may always be obtained at wholesale, and forwarded to any part_ bf the Union, _by addresing the proprietors, M. 'WISE & SON, Richmond, iltY'rriee $9 per dozen cash. Six bottles for $5 or one dollar single bottle. (nov - .2,`!.1y For sato in Carlisle by S W II A V El R.- FrTI C K RES ri ' t r HILA Swy 4 ' If thausands qf 'cures of Sethi - airs, Caneers. ,PyphTlis, and Oh, basl , r thr Blood—sand& the VERY SOMA LL LIITA tohioh a and of 4 shirdfrisre ‘ll rffert-rusep rich disrase.r, br any proof the purifisisits me. - Ural paw, 10 Mr Medici+, a lark has subdued mot ronytieml such diseases- - then there istmitastionalste,roidence that— BRANT'S INDIAN PUIIIFYIN EXTRACT Is such a Medicine, in every rapped nod 'there in abundant prribf, In great cures effected, that ONE BOTTLE of it Coll. tins more . posifying, beeline virtue, and medical power, than there is contained In FOUR BOTTLES of any Sanwa. yarilln, or any other medicine that has ever been offered for male. There is undoubted' pronf In our pamilffetu r nial try the use of this great Indian Purifier, they that , vcco DY ING yet LIVE-they that were LAME omit 'CRIPFLED can now WALK—they that wero SICK, SCROFULOUS, and otherwise iliaettsed, have been isr.m.t. and CURED. ilun4eds--Tliouands — who have used IRAN"'/"S PURIFIER. aftfrhaving . tted and tented at.t. tho Sarhapioinas and other meellcinea rec. a:now:Hied to euro blood dimettaeg,llavo decided that— Brant's is the Cheapest , hernia° one bollle of It hai more medical, curathe Inane. 19<t, nod, in consennonco,'cores snore disease, lit much pu los2, than one battle of any oilier Medicine,. If thOn, one bottle of 13ItANT'S PURIFIER will eon, FOUR 'IIIIIF,S more disease titan tole bottle of Sarsoporit. fa—. BRANT'S PURIFIER" wohlil be as cheap at Aim dollars a bottle, as "narsaparilla at one dollar. But Baron". PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR. a 'bottle; and as n Loma of it has cored, and is capable of curing FOUR RP much dlseaso RA mw Wine of Sarsapardia r tlicre. fore, Sarsaparilla, in comrequonco Of its less power' mid lest niedlnal efficacy, should lia.sold'at no snore than Sweaty floe eents per bottle, to be as cheep us thu PURIFIER at one dollar:— One Dollar's Worth , ! How much CANCER- , -how Intich BYPHILIS—how much dolliw's worth of 'BRANT'S PURIFIER cure I Rend the following .Uttement, which L a spocimen of Ito power:— , CANCEROUS SCROrULA! • This Is the ease of a dyiny men who yet lime. Ho lAN eared of a worse cue of SCROFULA, by only &Wei, boe. ties of 13rant's Purifier, that:Lever was cured by the use of twelve • td.ons of 11,0 best Sarsaparilla Fltat was ever made. Sarsaparilla has not tqfficient Medical power to effuct the curs of such a revollinply hope(..* case. D. HASKIN, of ;taint Ofiada Co.,N. Y., bad den2A, eta four years—was' confined 'to his hod the Ant year—lie - was so much diseased and debilitated it lO bo unable to raise bli - liteetto his WWI. " - lie - had the best stedkat ad used shi. of the best Sarsaparilbu to no goodetiec got soon, and uons, and was considered to bo In a diring . state, and could not live frorety,four hobo looyer, when he conimencod usin i f BRANT'S PURIFIER. His no* was O or, len nearly - oft oar to ear; hole seas eaten throuis his windpipe, mm or his chin, so that ho breathed through .tho hula ; his ear woe so eaten aroutatind.lt could ho lifted or out o f its place, it only holding by a isiaLl piece; the use of oeS arm was, destroyed by two ulcers I an ulcer unCer thu ann, es largo OA ...mei hand. had nearly - eattalArousA his aids into his body. ,Thtta he wee shitted with twenty such putrid, owlet, offsitsiss cleere, co yttrium ports of his person. For further.,and' Cull particulars/ sea our PAM. PrILETS. Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of the ost skilful phy sicians of Roineowit called to see Trask n the day before .h.Q.C.unklmaco.4,llslng ?}d ft' s Perin, . D .W. examined him, and then told Mid 'iat"hlrefilidedie 44 , irt , tho world , t I iuuld not cite. hiss—that hie case was ; . Worse thft Hopelbas! Nnw hear Mr. IIASICIN•8 statement of cure! He eald • "My wife procured one bottle 01.1111,1111" S PUMP YEW .lEl.b. TIM() T, of Dindl 4 Leaftrerd, drugglnl. Of Romo. I commenced using that. and /rein la yet better. That bottle enabled me to get IV wa. tied, whore 1 had been confined *no yaw; swond bottle enabled mu to eet out al :helloes.; tho third bottle enebled me In' caulk too seder,.to Rome Cen tre, whore I procured its bathe. more; and when I bad fin -Ished inning them seventeen out of twenty Moors bad &awl up—and three bottles mere effected a PERFECT CURE of WI the ulcer., and restored too to good health." .IrOI.IRTEN WITNESS'pS , Mr. HASKIN Ilea owbro to the above facie, and the feels tea whitened and certified to by Dr. T. writmems—Ur. a.m. BROWN, proprietor /Ogle IVerf-Rompetrl—Moran. EISSELL k LLONARD, wholoralu and 1631A11. druggßait • - and ELEVEN other respertebtr rriktrstes, For • sale byy'l. %V. RAWLINS Sr, S. W hAvEßsTicic, Carlisle, J'C & Altick and W I) Shippensburg—Win bloytj,_ Lisburn—J.F Spahr, Meclittniceburg-,JI Ver ret!, Neweilla—A C Klink, Blootntield—Geo.- car and Heines t .Millerstown—J A Linn &•CO, Lanbdisurg—J Ickeebarg—S Lew, Newport—J . W Fong ass, Chambersburg—J L Shearer, •Dillsburd—EMaitin Lutz, Garriebarg All letters :nal ordere must be addreFsod to Wallace & Co., 106 Broadway; New York. mitacm-s OF QUACISS. 7. .. • Let EVIMYII(II3Y ilhA. rats WilltPlll.l;e—There If 4 ,sarsaparilla for sale in the ditliwent • towns called S. P. Townsend 's Sarsaparilla. II- is advertised as the ORIDI NAL,.OIINUINEranitaII Mot. This Townsend is no doctor and never wae ; but we, formerly st.nrorker on railroads, ca. tale, and the like—yet he assumes the titiosor Doctor for the purpose of gaining credit for what he isimt. Ile nays "he low attended two medical schools, and practiced for fifteen years II" Now the truth it, lie never practiced medicine day in hie-life-1. Such xeitfill, tricked misrepresentation looks bad tp the character and veracity of the man. • 1 wiali - 'most sincerely, ho had never made those etatements of - him self or of me. When will me - tiger,t to he honest and troth.• ful in all their dealings mid intercouiso with their follow men l Ile applied. to one Mud Clapp to amist him in mam ufacturing his mixture, elating the large 8111119 110 would make as an inducement to embark in mho I.IIIIIIICER. These men Lave been insulting and libelling me in all possible forms, in order to impress , the public with the belief that the Old Doctor's Sareaparilla was not thi,gcnoine, mieonl iSersaparilloonade front the OH Doctor • . a Original Rect. pie. This S. P. Townsend says I have sold doom. of my name for $7 to week. I will give hint S3 I D eta will.pro. !duce ono single snlitai3P proof of this. His statements of Thompson, Skillman & 'Co., are nothing hilt a tissue of falsehoods, simply made to deceive the public, and keep the truth dowp.mxegamixo-itie...rouring, fermenting-scale— This is to caution the public to purchase none Inn Old Dr. JACOD Townsend's Sarsaparilla, having on it the Old Doctor's likeness, his fliMitm Coat of Arms, and 'aignatureacrbsh the emit of A rm s . . .. ' . . Principal Office, 1172 Nmicore-streel, N. Y. City. JACOB TOWNSEND. .. . 4 ' • :4-4! ' :,-,‘ l, Zz'it . .V.Z.: 5,%, :•:'••••.wk`'. - -, ---q.•,..=ki,' -f,.:..N, \ \ A. 7:=l-'- - W - ;:i:;= 1,, ;;--) . , :-..,.,;1 .t , ~-, -., :i..7, - i...%,- ; AiAr ~, , 4, - '- k ,„ ' ~,,7 ,..- 6 11!.'5.'',A.,.) • ~ , -.- . 1. - ~:.-- • - y ‘e ~., ' P O .\ " .Y 4 (pV:kk,% , , , , -; f _ . ...... , ,,,,,:,. s \ `„ , ,,;. ?4 , -...,,, _ .v ........ „„ ~., - -217, ..„. z.....,, , i1i \ . ..1\ L,... r. - 14 .... i.. ,. .. ‘ ,.... —.- Old Dr, . Jacob .Townsend, . THE ORIGINAL. DISCOVERER. or TITE Genuine Townsend Sanaparilla. Old Dr. Townsend is now shout 70 year. oi' age, and ha.. long been known as the AOTIIOR and DINCOVERER of the GE N UIN E ORIGINAL . 'I'OWNSEND S'ARSAPAEILLA." Dying poor, he woe cuing - n:1110d to • limit its manufacture, by which means it has been kept out of market, and the salon circumscribed to those only who had proven its worth, and known its' value. It had reached the ears of 'many, nevortheless, as 111000 persons who hat! been healed of sore diseases. and flayed from death, pro. claimed he wonderful , - This GRAND AND UNEQUA - I:LED PREPARATION is-- Manufactured on the largest scale, and in called for through. out the length and breadth of the land, especially as it $ found incapable of degeneration or,deterioration. Unlike. young S., P.:Town:lead's, it improves with age, and never changes but forthe better because it in prepared on scientific princtples by a scientific. non. The higher knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest discoveries of the art, have all been brought into requisition in the mainline- Met of the Old Ur's Sainaperilla• The Sarsaparilla root, it is well known to medical men, contains many medicinal properties, and some properties which are inert or useless, and others, which if retained in preparing it for use, pro ducefernientation and and, which is injurious to the pys. tam. , Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so volatile that they, entirely evaporate and are lost In the preparation, If they are not preserved by a scientific process, known on. ly to those experienced in its Inalitileettire. Moreover, . these volatile principles, which Ito nir in vapor, or us an ex halation' under heat, are the very essential medical prop. erties ofthe 'root, which give to it.all its value Any person can boil or stew the root till they get a dark colored liquid, which is :none front the coloring matter in the root than from anything else; they can then strain this insipid or vapid. liquid, sweeten with neer molasses, and then call it " SARSAPARILLA t.X'PRA.CT or SYRUP."'" But smelt is not the artielolotown HI the _ _ 01 100 110 2,7 )0 GO 11)0'00 GENUINE OLD DR JACO g '.I.'OWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA. - Thin in no prepared that all Iha inert properlies of tho Sarsaparilla root are first removed, esery , lihne capable, of becoming neitl -- m'fermentritimvsa=extractr - d - norl rejected; then 'every port isle of medical virtue is secured to a porn and Concentrated form ; and thus it in rendered ineripablo of Toning any of its valuable rind healing 'properties. Pee. pa, ed,in thin will?, it is made the host powerful agent in the 2'175'00 54.W00- Cure of i ttttttt nernblo DiPMFICS Hence ilia rea.on Why we henT - conitneiblationn nn every Fide in its lava by - men, women, and - children, W 6 finddt doine, 3i7Orlai , r4 in the cure of CONSUMPTION, IIYSP IIP N lA, and LIVER-- - 00.1IPLA INT, mei in Rirnt7.l/.1 WSW, SCIZOF , ULA, PILES, COSTIVELY ES'S. all CUTANE— OUS ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES,'ELOTCLIES, and nil ailections arising if,. IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. - - - - It posses,m a marvellous ellicacydn all complaints Mi. s t ing from Indfgrrtio,at, troll Aridity of the .Stomach, front unequal circulation, determination of blond to the head, palpitation of the heart, cold lest aid bands, cold chills-end het flaelica over the holy. It has not its equal in Coils and Coughs; and promotes easy expectoration and gentle per spiration, relaxing strictui es of rho lungs, throat and ovary other part. - • But in nothinc is its eict.llence more manifestly rein and acknowledged than tie all kititls and stages of • PENLALE COMPLAINTS. It works wonders In eases of I'licor Albite or 7T'hifee, Fallow of the Match, Pla.trueted,'Suppresev or Painful Menses, Irregularity of the - monitrurtl pe,rittl and the like; end is effectual m curing nil th'e tonna °Oz . ney Diseases. By removing, t ob.tructlons, and regulating the general system, it gives tone-and strength to the whole body, and thus cures nll tr. of Nervous I)lsemees And and dont' provone. or relieve,. a great variety of other naal.• mile., no Sinn& Neundatio, sl. Titus' Donee, @intoning,Dpilertic ever, C:ontailstons,We. It cleanses tlie-blitud.'lixmtes the liver to healthy action, tone, the stomach, and gnus good digestion, relitivos the boWele of torpor and co ig nagroton, allays Inflammation, pu rifies the skin, equalises the circulation of the blood, pro ducing gentle virmtli equally all oker the body, and the insetinitint 1 „ 0 11 Vl, re, nod itt.truneea.tei Moyer 311 013, or o lon, 211,1 111,14,,1,43, the VlllllO nervous nynteiii. Is not 11, then The Medicine yeti pre -eminently need V lint tan airy of till'ot• thine , he Plll,l of S I'. 'Pew:mend'. mfertor article 1 This voting 011111 . 4 Is not to be CONTRA RED WIT' I TLIF., OLD DR'S, because of one CRAM) PACT. That the one is INC i APA• - MX. of DETEILIt • NI•IVP.It ;T(llr.s. while the other POPS t Smaa air, fermenting and blot let a s sties' rottiaming it 11,11, et 1411 0 ,11 14 1114 sour, nerd liquid exploding, and dattlit-tuto tdlter goods filtnt thin hornble emit pons! be put-et sot: to the qte•teni 1-11'hot! Put acid taloa oymieus n': •afly iol%lgefi frith and What causes DyPpellsot Inn etn.l k Ito we tag .111:1aThor dust when food antastig ;ter .0.11.100, - AVh , 10141' sir Ist prodUcea 1— llaltdence, Itett.stto,t. e , oh tire heart. hirer ',pas alarflko•ti.l tiorroptien of the mond') whas,is 5,011110 btu so are( hotnor 111 the body 7 What proiluti , nil Me 11111,1. t 0 hteh lama on ratiptionsol the Skin, Se.ild Ilestl, 5..11 Mogan. 'Elrolaana, White Swellings. Fever So•t. ,net all tiitteratistis intehnl and ex ternal 1 It, in noilmid, under I 4,11 011 but an arid t'ulistance, which noun , , And dm. thud. of the, hotly, more' or leas. What ea ttsl•t li.betitrcsit , nl 1,1 a stimaand acid noid which pr.,' the joint.. and rice. W 1141,:, 11;t.1 1 1 001, •1 14 dell 31 0 1 1 04,14 tipml whieri it 1 S 1,1 He, •4, ~110 4 11, 1 . 1 . 411 11111o1141tY Of the 6100,1, of ,I 1•4111 1 , 2, 31 C144111.1' !OP, Oita nearly all the ailments 011011011. a Ittoosti !mute.. Now of it not hot tutie to male nod sell? and infinitely tempt to iste this somurin, FBRMENTING. ACID "COMPOUND . ' OP S I. 'TOW \ SEND. and yet he would lain hole it understand that Old lie. In. cep Townsend's , GC 7111111( O, i 31 1 .11,11 Sol soperilys, is enlM• ITATION of 1114 1111 . 441, prepe'ratiun !! Ileaven forbid that we should deal in 311 article which would beer the most dietaitt resemblance to S. P. Town• sentl's article! IVe underintiod, blit• iuss it to tin absolute tetah, ' d'ownsent-I's art:clef and old Dr. Jacob Townitend's Sarsaparilla are hen ',alit,mat, acid intely disarm. liar; that they are Ind It.e , vorly p.tructilar, litrving not . • one single thing In eontnion. An S. P. Town.end is 1,0 darn,. and never wee, is no chemist, no plittrin.terutint— known)). mote of medicine en disease than any other common, uwient i he. unprofessional man, what runratifee can illa pitNie hove that they are re. * ceiving a genuine f Cialltifle 11)CtlICIIiit, containing all the iir , Bien or 1116 aflleieg tired in I»apartitg,it, mil Which are tn. capable of changes NO kit:ll Illioll roi der them the AtrENTs of Disenao Instead of health 1 It , .. _ .)„. ~ ~ - , But what else altattld lie es i.e.te : ft off one ivhb Knows nothing clinniaratively to ittedirineint disease 1 It require. 1. person Or 1.111113 eXpellt,C , to cook and serve up even A minan decent meal. ' Bow 0,0011 room important .is it • that the parmoi iv who mu in re MNIIIIIEII CS ant, WEAIC STOMACIIS - A - Nl7 - ENFEEBLED - SYSTEMS, .hourti,know well the me, ical propertieeof plants, the best manner of ewe twins, :tad vonventrating their healing virtues, also an exteneive knowlethm or the Carlon, dixessesivrhich fleet the human system, and LOW to adapt .remadmi to t ese.diseases I It is to nrrwtt fratultinpon the unfortunate. to pour balm into wounded humanity, to Wale hope in the deal:m.lml' , boscim,'to restore hea(llt, and bloom, and vigor_ into the crushed and broken, and to ',wish ~1at,01.13 DR. JACOB TOWNSEND hue., YOUND the opt portunity_andmeane to bring hi, - Grand Universal Coneantrated Remedy' within the reach, awl to the knowledge of all who need it that they may learn end know. by Joyful experience, its • Transeentiont Power to fleet. For sale in Carlisle by I)R. J. W. RAWLINS, Sole Agent. SUPE RIORFRESIr GROCERIES • • 'Latest arriiat. firlllE Cheap Family Grocery Store of Jo• 'it .spit D. halbert, West Mein street, Car.: lisle, has-just received n_large and fresh, supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIES that the Philadelphia markets con allord... The subscri ber hasjust returned from the city. and would' respectfully inVite ids friends anti the public generally, both in towit and country, to call and.examine for themselves his large and in creased stuck,. which embraces all the. articles daintily kept an. his hno orbusinessT Such na Rio, lava and St Domingo nod ',again Coffee; Imperial, •Young Hyson and Black Teas, of very superior quality and flavor ; • Lavering's crushed, loaf, fal MG aand loaf sugars, or ange grove, clari fied New Orleans and brown s'ill;aYA"dreVerygrade am& quulityv pletcto" snit. Honey, sugar house, Orleans and 'syrup Molasses. Spices or all kinds, which be will warrant pure and fresh ground: Broome, Ca viar and painted buckets, churns,,tubs, half bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints, • . butter ladles, &o— Clothes,' fancy sowing, traveling and market baskets of all kinds. CiiStile, fancy, rosin - and country SOAPS. Also, a general assortthed of chewing npd SMllking.TOßACCO,snanish half spanish sed common CMANS. Ropes twines, and Brushes.of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always' on hand. Sperm, Winiter, strained Elephant 'and Conimon OII,S. '' GLASS,, QIJEENSWARE.—I have .also added, tii.tny already lare.stoelt, e number of set , / patterns of White. Granite and fai,cy tea sots. with-GROCKERY WARE ef every dc feription, iho loweFt prices nor enslr. • feeling grateful for the liberal patronage here tofore bestowed nem . ) Ina n gvocrnu• public; the ant!serther tenders them his beark , &. Sine.oro, thanks, nrid hopes that his, efforts to *ado and particular attention to business, to' merit . 0 continuance iltheir suppori. Mardi 20, 1850. JOB. I). lIALHERT.• • ' I EALI sr; POWER iii Pl)ilet6elpl)in, - . C. J. (~1A 'CT, [l] WARR A:V11.1) Futt•ANn TIME' DDOOF, AND _M=3=El SAFES posses every (pal ifiration too - render them prtiollgainst the smolt afire or thieves, and of sufficient thrength to endure a' fall Irdm any story of a burning building. They. are made of- wrought iron, being kneed, riveted. tied welded together, end lined witli a perfect non.conducting fire proof mineral composition, no wood , ' being Used ill their constructiou as in the majority of safes Bold, sobrother makers. The doors of GAY -1,5 ft'S Soles ate secured with his THIEF DETEZ.f OR and ANTI-GUNPOWDER I,OCK,"which preclodcs 'the possibility olptek iwg-67, Over l'W UN DRIt:D of these Safes have 'been expot.rd-in accidental lira to the most .in-• teic-e heat. in many iustnncc9 remaining in the burning runts for several days, and at have they ever been known to-fail in preserving their - contents:- . I'lle‘publie are invited to call tit the Branch D e p o t, N o . 16, Excn A NGEi PLACE:PIM.- D near Dock street, nod examine the 'nenterous te,,timonials in favor of GAY -1 SARIS, also, the [deg° assortment on hand for sale at, inanurnetorers prices, by L'PIPLR, Agent. ... P. S. Also for sale low, new and • see6nd, howl S:lfes of mher makers• which have been inken in part paYinent for Gayler's S a ITI n - der's. (ap10,'50,3m THE GREAT CHI NA STORE' ter PHILADELPHIA. WIIANKFUL to the citi'zens of Carlisl e . and its vicinity for their increased custom, we again request their company to view our large and splendid assortment of ', . , ' China, Glass dt. Queenswaye, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets:and single pieces, either of Glass, China or Stone Ware, sold in quantities to suit purchasers, for less than they coon be had elsewhere—ln fact ,at less than \Vire'cede Prices. 'AMERICAN AND ENGLISII BRITANNIA I'IETALGOODS in greater variety Om ever before offered_ in the city. FANG.' Y CHINA in great 'variety. very cheap. 1.1r . .^r We would invite tiny person visiting the city to call and see us—they will at least be planted riv walk eround'our - beautiful's:ore - Tend to view.the finest Chinh and the cheapest the world produces. Very respectfully, 'II;YND ALli & MITdIELL„ . - No. 219 Chesnut Street: sept26'49ly VIATOXIESA I.7t7ATCEMS ~ G I'M ein &CC ff.- ' ,E. r 175 II , ,-.• ments to per• •.. .. 1 I ...--......"., /IRO° Al sous ill want„ ` . , 2 ~.1;,,,,,,,, - '.3Tr./4 - °.A . ,%;. of O go ofl ; - != , -,•.' 9 . , QZ -- :'‘, 110 ..Verth II ATCII! '' , .. ki,!..e1. 7 ' . / V.' , Second St. ffiflVli\fti received aionitional Supplizs o (-,old and' Silver WATCHES of every description, from London, Liverpool and Swit -zerland importations; Is now prepared to-luril ish lip very best ;mule nt n price far below any ever offered, of the same quality, and which 'cannot be undersold by any other store in Philadelphia or elsewhere. Every watch sold will be perfouly regu kited,- and warranted ko lie as good-as represented , Iroiciws ql thr . fdllowin 4 r low priors: Gold Levers, lull jewerd, 18 carutcases, $BB 00 Silver do do , 12 00 Gold Lepines, jeweled, 18 ertratcases .82 00 Silver doe do 800 The i.. 11. Prowl - ill Gold ..Pen, a superior article in silver ease, with penciLand warranted 81,52 • Geld Pencils for 81, and upwards, Gold Sled:1111(ms, and Locke( fur Dagmyrreotypa Like nesSts, Gold Chains and Itaie bracelets "Freest Pins, liar Rini;., Finger- Rings; mad a general assortment of every - description of Jew y at unusual low prices. I i .litrth '.241 street, 2ti door below -Rut street, Philadelphia. LEWIS It. BROOMALL. 0m31,1819,6;m (Pierce, Asetzt.) P. it: is° l'oi•tes. . . . _. rrHE largest, cheapest, best and Inos "-. elegant assortment of -PIANO FORTE in the United States, can alwa3s be found at the „, ,w rehouse of the subscriber,- 171 Che s nut Street, above Fifth, , ( t the Oid Stand occupied more than a third of a century by Al tifteorgtt Willig, music publish er. Plano, harps, Orga,US, SeraphillCB, ./Eoll• ens, &c., t,cdt trout thin most celebrated Mill Ill• hICIIIrer-t in New York,, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. Sold, wholesale and retail, at the maker's cash prices. OSC A R C 11 CARTER, 171 Chesnut Street, I}liiladelphirt: Feb. 13, \yATCHF.S, .1 ENV E 1.12 Y, "I'HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the poblte generally-, that Ice 11115 just returned from Philudelphta with the largest and most splended assortment of II niches, Jew. clry, St c., ever before offered to the eitizens.of this placel i t '`..- If ts,toel; consi. a in' part of a 'splendid lid of Gold and Silver •ver Watches; Gold and Stl ver-Lepinc do. w It a variety ol \Vateltes ol lower. proms, •G Id guard Chains, Gold and Silver Pencils, i splendid assortment of gold pens or o omv -- u 'proved m anuTacture, Sliver f Butter Naives, Silver and plated Spoons, fine ilver plateill'orks, a large and splendid. lot ol Gold and :::ilver :ipectacles,(ho inVites particu lar attention to this article of spectacles, as he can . warrant them le bo the best on this side ol PhilatlelPhiao Connifbn Spectacles.ol,oll.4trices iii Irigc and beautiful assortment of Gold, 'lin ger and . Ear Rings, all prigest'llretiAttetts, a great variety, Wstch 'Keys, Fob and Vest Glelillti, Solver 1111,1 shell !Card eases, ti very su perior article; Silver thimblesr Silver conchs, cake . ftaskets, ccith s great variety of. ether ar ticles in his line, net necessary to meniion. Ile invites all to call anti examine his stock nssaretl shat it cannot • tail In plen,c; bath in quality and puke. T CON LYN. E GCM DS Al' ,Tlll.l A'11; 111 ° STORE: 7 THE undersigned respectlally informs his fy.tentls and numefotts 'customers, that he MIS' removed his store to Ifunterich's corner direct• lyopm:isite Wm. I,eintariPs old stand, in -North Ilanover street. Ile has razontly returned Irma Philadelphia, with a largo and carefully so lewd assortment of New Spicing Goods, purchased at the lowest prices, nod which he is determined iMlose oTT - Ct; Tdry small profits. A arge assortment of SUPERIOR CLOTII, tit from 75 emits to per yard. Alscf,'Cassi mores, Cassinets and Vestings, at various pri• cos. ,DRESS GOOD:,__ such as Delaines, Baines, and a splendid as sortment of Silks. Also, a very extensive as sortment of Calicoes and Ginghams, suitable for the approaching season. Also, Checks, Table Diapers, 'Pickings, bleached and on bleached Muslins, Bonnets, Hats, &c. ROOTS AND SHOES. A well 'selected assoftreent of Mob, Women bed Childteri's Duets 'and 'Shoes, of ex yerior quality, andvery cheap. Also, boys and men s Cloth and Hungarian Cars. GROCERIES. - of all kinds, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pe kin Tea Company's celebrated Tens, &c., al) fresh and good. Also—constantly _on_hand, the best quality of Carpet Chain. The subscriber respectfully askshis onstoin ors and all who wish good bargains, to • give him an early call._D4r. c't forget the stand, cor ner-opposite I . .,spKarT 8 old stand; North Ilan over street. -^f aplO N W WOODS, Ag'i. N. IL nutter, Eggs, Rags 'antPBonp:taltei nt market prices, • • Carpels, Carpets. Ak SECOND supply of Inajwrial, 111..,401,t.0.n6and Girthing Carpets, which will he sold ehesprrihan enn,be bought at any other establishment in the Borough. LADIES' & CIIILI>HEN'S SHOES. lust rei.eived.unother lot of radios' Walking Shoes, Slippers, Buskins and Gaiters, of the latest. shapes and. bust lthiladelphin manufac ture.. &Ise, a beautiful assortment'of Chit" droll's : Shoes. Bows and Slippers. '• CARPET BAGS AND TRAVELLING TR ITN ICS. , A largo Fupply of 'Trunks and Travelling' Bags of a superior quality. just received. BONNETS! '.I ONNE'TS The ationtion . of the Indies is Particularly in vited to....niv largo and splendid r:sotto - tont of BONNETS of all kinds, prices and qualities. Also, -n very urge end beautiful Jot of Bonnat Ribbons. sallin,g vei•ylow at the cheap store of rayl,so CHAS. OC;ILBY• cjwa4) Grueries, Sugar, CuWoe, 'Molasses, ilimcy, Cheese, fish Splices, Yeast Powders, Nlr.ecnroni , Farina, Rice Pinar, Baker's Chocolate, Raker's Cocoa, Ilrowo's Ilommpnlhic Chocolate, Oranges, Co 'ooa Nuts, Raisins; and Ctirrants, for sale at ' March 2tl. C. INIIOFF'S. f~ icittes: P.Zis.j2) .• • • • LiFq# • „,, • .1101-1:^111 nOW !nib 110' fOr •pnriod of - - FIFTERN , NrEmI3, (hiring that in almost ~ v ery „lobo fm t.lrt•ir clinrtry, and immetlime, Kirr,er.of retitarinz porforq. lionitit In porsons au:Feting nomrly f;vm.y kind or\distia'4l, to whirls tho human fra;ii...m I I II ANY THOU-34.3D5 of certificated inatancec, they have even roaciiro antilirers from thy very vrre of uo - after all thy decorrilyo nontrunis of . the day hod l it. telly failed .aiud to 'many thous:wily they barn permauentiv unloved that uniform iii,jayin health, without which life itself di hut id. blessing. SO ffrrat, indeed . , 11A9 their efficacy lova fititibly-Ttraveffi-tliat-irlidarriiiffiT6i7r scarcely levi tha, miraculous to !hose who uoirc acquainted with thy bevutifully philosophical icin ; - cipleo upon which they are compottuticd, and upon which they' cotorrimintiv act. It was tO their manifest and corm in purifying the upriuTe -uud'ch:uFuolu of-life, 41u:1-enduing Ahem with re= 11,4(0 (Hilo and tqlzor, that they were indebted for their name. Usti - Ike. the host of perotruons quackerisis t, li,rlt bom t oG vo.,t:s•lttlitit I,,gr,,diiti t t s . th e LIFE IFEEI- . erns lire purely and solely . segetabie ; and con lain neither - Mercury, nor Antimony, nor Arno nic, nor any other mineral, l'ortn whatever. • They erlt . eillirely composed of extracts from rare _ and powerful ttlaiits, the virtues of.esbich, though long known to sevefal Indian tribes, and recently to some ,tnitient pharmaceutical chemists, are altos gether unknown, to the ignorant - Pretenders to - medical lowlier, ; and were 'lever before attuning tared in so happily Pftirwinits it combination. l'ho first operation is to luesen.from the cohhh of the stomach and bowels the various impurities and s t oruditissa Censtently settling round then; and remove the hardened- fasces which collect in the consolation's of the small Intestines. Other medi cines only Partially cleanse these, and lease such collectntl masses behind to produce habitual Cwliva 11;N1, with all its train of evils, or _sudden Diarrlona with its littillitiont. dangers. This fact is well k all regular anatomists who examine thin human halvah; alter desalt ; mid batten the quack of these well informed 'nett setthist the quack medicines of -the en't• - •' - ' The, ',Coed etittet of the VEGETABLE LEE TIEDICEFIEB is to olnftpxr, IFITIM , vs till I the bladder ; and, ler Mrs means, the liver tind Tii - STe . ,s:the healthful ectaint of enthely-depttate.upost-the-reguilarity r ef v organ s. Tbe takol its red . ',lots of tbs• liver ami !Mins. before it pas,;e.s - into the heart, Leis-t.; th LIS puriliticlby theth, and nom ',shed by fowl eittlattl , :, fruit] Coltrse, freely tilrottall the ceius, retie as ~sirs part of the systeni, said triumphantly mounts the banner of iseritli in the hiowning cheek, Th. Collowin , are oolong tile distressing variety of Minnie disease.: ill which Use VEGETABLE LIFE liIEBTCLUESotii,,Y4I-1-I:Ymrtth.b:e7,_ll3l..tzf. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first • and second stomach:. nod creating a flaw pure healthy ir,le, instead of' the 8(ale nurl a ,, rid kind FLATULENCY, /,,s3 :lppeWe. I hadarhe, Resiles.rss, 111-temper, .4 asosty, Lansmor...undlons/ily, which are tin rzeneral •symptolsis or W,dl vanish. as a n.iturAl eon.equenne of its Pure. Costi venen with' a solvent I)roes7..l.47;rairT,, ,, nrlirr'''' vtolen,: all p , l,Vabairn toe h0we1di......,• 0 Avl*hitt ditys - Diarrhoea and Clioleri, t -floc•rng ii, sharp thud', by the, C0111 .,, ,11.11, am occasioned, and by the sect,- Liffil of the :11 , ..111bra110. • F evers of. oil hy- rostoriltg--1!, rov:ulur ::rI ulwiuu, 0:11`11.411 . 111, pro,- 2: of Nihon in sues caeca, nua the thorough solution of all intostionl olmtruction in others. • TI , M 1/10NF.3 havn been knoira to cure RHEUMATISM Pr•nnnoently in throe weeks, :ul,l l;i)ur a.hallthat time, by reineving lannl nolammanon from the muscles and ligaments oh tin t ininnt • Droosi6s of all by freeing and ejrenkth tie kidneys and bladdrr : they operate most de11411:1 1 dly gal-those important organs, and hence barn ever been found a certain remedy for the worst e;,%1•4 of WZAVEII, , . 'Ai., 'Worms, by ,is! .lziwz. imn the turohlgv Of the boxels the blitny matter Liloso creatures adher, - Asthma n ,, f.! Consumption, Icy r,lieviitg the air- vessols of thrin,r , frtmli the mucous which even slight colds w,ll 00.,5i012. 'nod Which, if oot rr moviti.. I,"oe;ttes lt.tt.ioned, end produce i these drentlful &rens... scurvy, U1e34,01+-Inveterate Sores, by this jt , •rftwt wit:lt'll these LIFE MEDl cnos q it, in iii L nl, and ell it., ntunt,re/. Scoibutic Eraptions and 'gad. - Complex ions, ht- their alt-r.it/vi, c:roct Ilpfln the 11111 d, that feed the skill, :11111 elale of which occ a eruptive: cousplqiuls. ettilow, cloudy, and other disat_fr,...W.• e..millt•xputs. 'Chi, use •n . tlivse I'Ma for a vrr: short Gum will affect an 1,11, rot , of SNI.T 12.111:I ' M rod a partkia r in tut , rh•aror., :bn COAL\11);.; and NFIA ' ENZ \ always bp mitred by. , ar , !bar , . by two "me, in the wor,t PILES. ,As :e rintiody f this most .l it n•vamg awl ilia:invite VEGEI.A. 7 .IL7, LIFE MEDI - 01E1E3 diatibot oat emphatic Teciiinniendation. It ie V. , •liklloWri to anuJ:, de in ,his unit'. that the former proprietor of 01,1 4 wits iliiiiiii,if---11-ithetetti-with--titia complaint fir ti t ittiiiro, ilf Tin:try 'WO rearm: and that he tried hi %inn every r , Illt•I • ly preaiiribed within the Whlde 011.1111,1., 14 the ,if - iteria lie hOlVelrPr ;it 1"1111h tried the Mit,liiiine,whaith is now &Serail t the p and he waiii cured in a _very short lima; n tee li . ,reciivery hail been pro -1101.111i,J absolutely kn poooulb;e. L; i 11,11).. • F "grt. - 11 For ON f western country theaa Medicines wilt•ba f a in id a safe, speedy, and certain remcdtt. Other'inctlicines listate the aysteni 'sub ject to n retnrn of the disease—a Litre by tbriao inedieinea is permanent—TßY 'll.l E Al, 13E SA 'Pismo, A NI) BE CURED. Bilious' avers and Liver Complaints, General Debility; . .LOSS Or NITE ME, • ANi. Di:MARRS OF FESA 1110(1. - :nes have been used with tits most bona-clod t-au!ts in eases of this dettoripti.ru.:—.Km;'s mid S ttortrt.i, iii its worst tho mild yet powerful action of these ,renottkrthlo Medieltirst: NY:I:VOUS DEDII.rre, N sitenps CO II PLAINTS of all kinds, PALM I'ATIo X_ Or IItO 111:A It I', 'PAINTER ' , COLIC, tire speodily cured. DISEASES. Per,,uns why, con:A:lotions have become im paired by the inpulichnn:Aso of MEacuity, will find these Medicines a porfcct cive t as they never fail le cnolicat,: frout_nis fiyBiolll all - 14 Ci 11 10... Mercury itninuely •Saatiur than the most, powerful prepavutionq of Sanuiparilla. A single) trial will place 'them beyond the reach of competition, in the, estimution of every patient. 111.1 CA111 , ,1 , 1,71, 01 , COUNTERFRITS. ficveral h.,vu ( poly been discovered, and their nefarious aatinos arrested, both iu the city of New York and abroad. Buy of. uo on who is • not on AUTLIOLIBIL• MEI l'repurrd and sold by Dr. W. 13. M.OFFAT k 33B . Broadway, New-York. • FOR SALE BY J. INT: RAWLINS, Carlisle, Pa. n i OCTOR YOURS[ I:,P LLB!—EOI{ 9.5 CENTS !! means.of.the pocket I.lbeulapius,or,7;very one his own Physician f Twen ty-foneth edition, with Op %verde of a hundred engra, vings, showing private dis eases in every shape anti form, and malformations Tif -thegettin alive, -system, B WIII.YOUNB, M.D: The time has now ar- =I ~,,n the - vierna os . ,iteAcranY, hs - b y t h e p i• e seriptisina cmitsi lied :os this book any nue may cure himself, without liiittli.ance to hit sine 119, 01' 1 110 kaowledge• of tlic'.; nost intimate feieltd,.and with one tenth the esti!,spelise, In ~ m idi lion to dm getters' Pontine (if p svate'disesse., it ful it explains the 61.19 C of insult( MPS viola de . yline, with ohser v Minns on 111 111' itige—hcsides. innin'y °thee derangements which it would net h e proper to - c,itumertite ill Well 1111 lh, prints fa.A ity ;Verson sending TwENI 0-VIVI: 11 ENT4-1,4 01101051;11 10,11 IMO', Mill reeeivp one copy of th,is.' !Molt. lirnitiil, or live copies Will he sent for one dolltie• Address, ‘.1)11, W ; 'YOUNG ,No, 15...$ SPR t/(!,1.1 Rt f eel . PHD ,A DLV,PIII A" Post. Intid, 4:7.I)Lt.YOUNG can he consulted oui any or ill,, Diseases prescribed In Ilia different juiblion-,: ions, al 1119 Offices ~I 50 SPltticE street, every . day.bcOVCCII o.sllll 3 o'clo.d.C, (Sundays exec pled ). Alsy 1, 1 t 50, • . Brushes! BrusheB4 A - gtattrvarlety theseuPprill nvtiele,r Is of fered (or sale, cepsifititig of NV hitewth.h, Sweep- Scrubbing, f'nittio:ro;loft, Slinviiict, Hai rreetlvatill - Nall,'lfititth qnd Itruttlies in great till . of a , hieli urt‘. ef the liest rinul sty ntid will he pold'tit the lowitst pricer Ju'net. . S. fi,LLIOrr•
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