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• , From the Presbyterian:
The Death of Great men.
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In the midst of national mourning over
,• the death of the Chief . Magistrate of our
country, the intelligence roaches' us that
killed
\ Sir Robert Peel is dead—suddenly
lloy a falyromhis horse. The event has
. 'struck the,Linited Kingdom with' aatini
ishment, and been felt in its suddennesi
and effects in the heart of .the continent.
He was not in power at the moment of
• his death, buthewas .accustomed to'
wield it, and a few months, weeks per
' haps, might have restored him to th4i
--helm-ofaffiiiiii.=l3fitFhels . datfd 1-7-fterr
eml..Taylot •is -- "dett - d. -- - Louis Philippe .
is said to bo dying. All men are dy
ing.• ,•
The dieat must die. There is:no die-,
charge in that war.:•• In the sudden' fall
of those who have filled the highest pla
ces ir- the earth, whosemme has become
world-famious, and whose position seem
ad to promise them exemption from the
common lot of men, we are compelled to
see What we should never lose sight of,
that one event cometh alike to all.
"Death, with Impartial fate,
Knoche at tht palace door and cottage gate." '
Same men are mighty, but God- ) is
mightier than they. His hand is quite
as essential to their support, as it is to
keep an infant in life. When he with
draws it, they fall and die.
And how true those oft repeated words'
of a great British statesman do now „ap
pear—" What shadows we are, what
shadows we pursue?" Where is Gen
oral
Taylor ? Where is Robert Peel ?
Vanished as the shadow oh the wall.
We saw them yesterday; 10-day they
are gone. As shadows they, -so were
they shadows which they grasped.
What to them this moment is the Pres
idency of the widest repnblic of-the earth,
or the Premiership of the mightiostking-
domin the_world. To a 'Sovereign in
finitely above them both, they have'ren
dared. theiraecount c and taken their pla-
cgs where beggars and prineeb aro on a
level, all earthly distinctions Aremerged,
and crowns and thrones andAordsirs are
- oilistriliiited . ein principles llreand here=
tofore unknown.'
Impressed by the death f such men,
Struck down in the height of their Mme
and power, how vain appears tile struggle
— foi`drifinaii - Oiiainong men ! It is so short
dived. It costs a life to win it, •and then
there is no life left in which to- enjoy it.-
Eyen those who have power the longest
are far from bang the happiest. It is
maid-that the Emperor of all the Russias
Is about to abdicate. Many a crown press
es an aching head, and the • royal purple
often cOvers an anxious heart. It is not
greatness that makes .happiness; and and
greatness, when gained, gives no exemp•
- .Con from death.
Yet the struggle will go on. There
aro ihoucnndo who would strive for the
Presicigncy, though they were to die,
like Taylor or Harrison, in the first half
of their term. Fame, power, einhty nhd
.unsatisfying as it is, is the great good
with r}ien.
L the death of great men remind us
of the glories of the eternal state in eon
- trust, with those that perish with the u
sing. Immortal honours, fadeless, infin
--itep:ord-layanthlesire;--awriirth-e—ti-ght.-
eous there.. Hero the highest honours
and the brighter pleasures wither in an
hour.
''But the bright world. to which we go,
Math joys substantial and sincere."
Selfishness Unchristian.
- Live for some purpose in the world.,:--
Act your part well. Fill up the , mens
-ore of your duty to others. Conduct
yourself so that you shall be missed with
Borrow when you are gone. Multitudes
of our species are living in a man
ner, that they are not likely to c lie re n
tiered a moment after their disappearance.
They leave behind them scarcely any .
traces of their existence, but are forgot
ten almost as althciffgh - t4ey Wild' never
been. They arE,, while - they live like
one pebble lying unobserved amongst mil
/ions on the shore ; and. when_ ttiey -- die,
they arc like that same pebble thrown
into the sea, which just ruffles the sun.
face, sinks mid is forgotten; Without. be
ing missed from-the beach.—They are
neither regretted by the rich, wanted by
the poor, nor celebrated by the learned:-
Who has been the better for •their life ?
Who has been the worse for their death ?
_ Whose tears have they dried up ? Whose
wants supplied ? Whose miseries have
they healed ? Who would unbar the gate
of life to re-admit them to existenCe? Or
what
,face, would greet them back again
to our world with a smile 3—Wretched,
unproductive mode of existence! Selfish
ness is its- one clir—it is " a starving
vice.' che man that does no good ; gets
none. -Fre is like theheath inthedesert,
neither yielding fruit, not seeing ivhen
,good cortieth ; a. stunted, -dwarfish, miser
able,s h
We are eient.into the world to dc, good;
and to be destitute of:public spirit is to
forget one hnlf our errand upon earth:,
Rev,, J. A. James.
• EXAMPLE OP .TILE EARLY • CHRISTI
Pls.—Justin Martyr, one of the parties;
ovriters,Whis• "Apology" to the,fieatgeri
•
in behalf of the ehristtins says : "We
who once hated and murdered one anoth
er, we who would not enjoy the hearth
kr common with strangers, oil account
of the difference ' . p(' Our - custorns t ;tnow
live in common .with them, since tho
. appearance of Christ; we pray for our
enemies; we seek to persuade those who
hate-us unjustly, that : they may direct
their luves aCdording.te the glorious doe
trine,s ,Of ,Ghrtst, and may share with' u.
the joyful ,hope - of. enjoying-. the same
privileges . ,froni. - Godtite, Lord .of all
Boots, Shoes , anl
WE 111611#444` 00081/1 TlMralloki cilrinclr. `; p!'
M.
1 M. rP O.RTR invites ilia atientioh of
-I.le public, to his largo , and,, complete no.
• sortmo'nt of BOOTS, SHOO'S. 4 aArriats,
just received from'Philadelphia, jncluding's va•
rtoty of new ityloi."'-Ills oxperiop.ca in'tha Shoo
bwiiitess:ettables him4o,select . work'ul , the beet
matorials,and:waritmenehip, which be sold
at the leweat chalgirico -and wiirranted•
WOustomer, work attohded to rtusunl. .
_ Ati.p.ccitancous.
•
THE' ASSAM' TEA. dO . DIPANY,
136 Greenwich Street New Vcrk.
THE proprietors 'Jog leave to call the atten
tion' of connoiseurs in Ted, and the hoods
of families td'. the choice and rare selection of
TEAS imported by thom,andlitherto unknown
in this country, which, *- their fragrance and
delicacy, coundried with virgin parity and
strength, 'prancer,. an infusion of surpassing
richness and flavor., .
The TEAS OFFERED, are the FOLLOW
ING
Tho Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, at 031,00 pr lb
piphon do '0,75
Dinri do • - 0,60-
°Emcee, a Green Tea,. 1,00
Too-mina, do ,0,75 .
'l'icki-tsiaa, do - -0,40
Ed-li Mixture, a compound of •
the most rare and choice teas •
. .
, grown on the fi_ ____rtile.and genial
_soil of_Assau ,_________L....._l,oo.___
a
-With-view to - en. ouragellfellitreduction Of
.these matchless eas, it _is theintention.of the
proprietors to istribute by lot, among the pur
chasers, aqu ntity of Teas equal to the FIRST
YI. , ARS' P °FITS .on the sales effected.—
/
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the
package, a numbered certificate, entitlidr him
to 0 _.,/ E CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBU
TION ! ! ! for every fifty cents laid out, s and '
on the receipts amounting to 820,000, the tin-
dermentioned . parcels of Teu, to the value of
ten per cent., or Two thousand dollars will he
Oven away as Bonuses!!! dem - ding to the
following scale : ..
' 5 Pricer 50Iba Tea each at $l,OO pr lb 2501ba 0r5250
20 " 25 0 " 0 500 " 500
50 " 10 0 " " 500 " 500
100 " • 5 .. .. " 500 " 500
250 ~ • 1 o u " 250 " 250
=1
Those persons who prefer low er priced Teas
can receive their prices in 'proportion, or
THEY WILL BE RE-PURCHASED FOR
CASH, nt a reduction of 10 per cent.
Country agents required. Applications
to be - addiessed (post pali,l,) to the Company's
DoPot as above [ je12,'50,3M
Great Bargains! -
CAN be expected from the subscriber, as - he
has-just received t. new and splendid as
sortment of IVINTlift"- - 0091)S, which he
offers to his customers and others who may
favor hint witli a call at great Bargains!
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
satinets, velvet cords. Ky. jeans, scarlet, yel
low, — white-and Canton - Flannels; - tieltings: - Inus
hits, calico, cashmeres, de lanes, alpacas, Co
bvrg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Liall_linert, corn
— forts, &c,
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
A large and ,splendid assortinent of Long
and Square Shawls, at all prices to suit the
times. ' •
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, Boots and ShoeS, which he is determ
ined to.sell low, at his stand, in North Hans
first store below llaverstick's Drug Store. •
ver street, Carlisle. J. G. °AMON-Y.
CUMBERLAND AND PERRY ROTEL.
Carlisle, IP'entett.
rirLIE subscriber respectfully inforpaS
the eitinns of Cumberland and 'Perry
counties, and the public generally, that he has
taken that large, new and commodious Hotel,
on North lianoverstreet i _Carlisle, known as
the Ciuriberiand nod l'erry Hotel, and recently
kept by 11 W Or. The house is a new and el
egantly finished - establishnichtos . pletisenif
situated, and is lurnished goad bedding
and other' furniture, and his accommodations
are such as to make it a convenient and desire.
ble stopping place. His TABLE will be fur
nished With the best the market canalrord r and
his 11Al2 with the - eh oi•cc st liquors. He has al,
ways on hand it supply of FEED, suitable
for till kinds of -. Cattle, and goad FEEDING
LOTS, with other accommodations which cam.
-not Mil to render it it desirable storming , place
forDllo VERS. His STABLING , is extern.
sive, eatable of accommodating [theta 70 head
of horses. Ile has also about 200 acres of good
pasture land for. Cattle, which can be had on
reasonable terms. - In short no pains will' be
spared to render the utmost satisfaction to all
Iris guests, HENRY GLASS.
Feb. 13, 1850.-13 m. •
NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE
• NO IIUMMICr!
milli; undersigned would respectfully inform
.11 their friends and-the public generally that
they have jtist opened a new and fashionable
assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, m the
store room formerly occupied by . Wm.Oshorn,
in North Hanover street, a few doors above
'Wm. Leonard's old stand, and 4rom their expe•
rience,in the business they, feel confident they
have supplied themselves with as good and cheap
a stock as can be shown in Carlisle, and which
they arc determined to sell lower for Cash duns
hey can be bought elsewhere,. •
Manufacturing and Repairing done in the best
manner at the shortest notice: They have on
hand a very heavy stock of all Kinds of LEATII•
ER, which they will sell at a small advane3 to
Shoemakers and others, who will find it to their
advansageTortmll and examine.
WM. ASVIN . dr., CO.
Carlisle, junes3m
Fresh Drugs, Illedichees, tke. Ste.
, 4 Er,d al , I have just received from .Philadel•
Wphis and New York very extensive
additions to my former stock, embra
cing nearly every article of Medicine
• --' now in use, together with Paints,
Ods, Varnishes,''Turpentine, Perfumery, Soaps,
Stationery, Fine Cutlery, Fishing _Tackle, --t
Bruheit Of almost every description, with ari
endless variety of other articles,-which I ant-de--
termined to sell at the EERY LOWEST prices.
All Physicians, Country Merchants, -Pedlars
n d others, arc respectfully requested not to pass
the •OLD STAND, as they may rest assured
that every article will be sold of a good quality,
end upon reasonable terms.
S. ELLIOTT,
May So . "min street. Carlisle.
rA3EUVEIC • S' SLOT L.
‘ST HIGH STR , F,T, CARLISLE, PA.
THE subscriber' (;ate of the "Stone Tay•
ern." Walnut Ilotiom Rbud,Yrespectfully
informs his friends and the üblic generally
that he has taken that wel l known Tavern
stand, in East High street, formerly kept by
.\lrs Wunderlich, and that he is s t ow prepared
to accommodate Partners, Pedlars. Travellers,
and all others who may favor him with a call,
in the most accommodating manner,
ffis stabling, which is largollandlconvenient,.
'will be in charge of a careful Ostler.
He flatters himself Hutt from his experience
as an Inlceeper, he will be able to rendergene
rat satisfaction.
niyl.3m- Th eIIItMTIA - N1 HOFF-MAN:
clittest - Ifoi•se Hord;
•
kLUOINI.NG THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA,
TIIG subscriber-having leased the above
large and commodious llltil'EL,Situated onike
corner of the Public Square and South Harm-
Net street, and lately occupied by Ben!. L Salt ,
lemon, begs leave to announce to his friends
and the public that, he is prepared to entertain
thetn.-in n manner which cannbt lhil to meet
their approbation.
THE HOUSE has the most pleasant loca
tion in the borough—hits boon newly furnished
mid otherwise improved, and no pains will - be
spared to, make those who may sojourn• with
him, comilintable during their silty. Ilis par
lors ate large and well furnish d, and his chant.
bars supplied :With new and nunfortable bed
ding. •
HIS TABLE will he supplied ivr h the hest
the market can afford, and all who are connect
ed With his house will be found attentive care
ful and obliging.
THE BAR will emdain the best liquors the
city can produce. .....
lIIS'STAB LING is entirely new and omen
sive; capable of accommodating from 50 to go
horees , -making tit a desirable stopping,plece
for DRO VERS, and will be at tended by a skil
ful Ostler. in short, nothidg Will be wanting
calculated to add to the comfort and conveni
ence of -those who may favor not with their
patronage. , BOARDERS taken by the week,
~
Inon'tb,- or year • .
tKi - TEarm Monstintru.
febit'n•tf; OMR HANNAN
B;No .! For California.
.
lA,r E mlitisc every person who tiepins to go
. to the • Gold. •Itegion, to preparethom n
solves With CLOTHING suitable for that
Country and climate, and-you will find them of
every description,. also to stow advantage
'ht. , 'TS.OITrIIIAN''& MAY'S
i - Chant) Clothing Store; in North,lfiyiniveF at.
, nbova.Lonther. • , '''' ,'." •' tap 24
• School "Ekl.mittatior
1 pA4R,rEeNanTriS4ltcr,trtlivettilittrio,rvedi)tolrutatuotrty•
to the Oinminations of the Publia Sehoolic,enn
tti
Afid liy dolling - tit - I' 0 - RT E'R' S SHOE
S'I'ORE, - where' they will find n largo nesortt
'moot alloys, Missbs and 'Childrone Shags, of
She most beautiful finish and boot quality., . '
i June 6
Micitellanc 0,5.
ASTROLOGY, ASTRONOMY, TRENOI,OGY
*G]EOI?!ANCIC
Professor C
[FROM SWEDEN.]
Office, No. 71 Locust" St., above Bth, op
'posit° the Musical Fund 1-Tall, Phil'a.
825,090 HAVING BEEN AVON.
BV my 1111111Cr011s friends on the late l'resi den
tial election, should convinee those skepti
ell Pelsons who talk of FAILURES, that uo such
thing 88 FAIL is SW has been knassi t by
. tin coil
inent and diSiiitguished Astronomer:m.l Ayrol
oger, C. W. ROISACK, (luring his:experience
of over a (Mailer of a century. Do you doubt'
predestination ? 'l' ten why not :very man gam
a celebrity of Get al 'l'ayl or, 11 Daniel lVelister
or a Henry Clay.? N.skod yet there 111°C seine Who
arc foolish enough to loiiLt t at a min may be
born with the ',owes• le see into flume events
How cats it he possible that the. destiny of man
should he governed by the mere shuffling of a
prick of cards ? and-yet there arc thousands who
allow themselves, With open mouths, to swallow
the greasy words of someeld woman, whose trite
skill consists in filling them With wanders that'
are most difficult for the digestion of others, who
are m ire credulous, yet more scientific. It is
such that hying discredit on a profession that has
been neknosYledged to he a science of 'the highest
orderfrom time immemorial,and is the only Iwo
fession that bins any autlffirity to sustain it.. _The
high respect General Taylor , and Charles
13si nadotle; late King or swam, had for Astrol
ogy, is shown by their letters Inr their Nafivi•
ties to the subscriber, winch 'it will give hint
great pleasiwCiiii - 6111TiYing - to those WllO - rawer
him with a call.
10 addition to his power to foresee future
vents, he has the power tngive such infoOnation
as will effectually, redeem such as are given to
the too. free use of the bottle. -Ile 'is also eapa
blest curing diseased heretofore considered in.
curside in tl is country by the (main tey medi
cinesoind wishes all to give him a call who have
,heed given up by physician.; and_ wish to be cur
ed • He will warrant a cure in all eases,and will
make no disrge except for the couprations• he
shall make use of in his office. Ile is offer asked
what a Nativity is ? lie answers acct riling to
Geomaney, one of the seven points in the science
of Asti9logy, that it is:l 1 hiI'ECISCOI/d or the futpre
events or a person's life, carefully calculated and
transcribed on paper, containing, an account of
all the lucky and unlucky days in the month s and
years of the persons lifel'or-whoni it is east ;"by
whiell means thousands in this country and else
where have been prevented trouonisfortunes eta
litabeenhidden th - 6 - ivoinh of"ffitturify re
terming to their Nativity before entering on all
speculation of bush Mas or pleasure. It should
he nu OW Instals °revery one as 'their almanat. for
life. A Nativity of:111 individual can only fore
"warn the possessor of troubles that are. ill future
for him; those who 'are involved In pre sent diffi
culties of any kind must wait nn the subscriber in
person or by letter, who is prepared foexert his
secret influence fin:their iminediaietbe lat.' Ire
isready to use his influence to foi•estal the results
of lawsuits,and all undertakipgs in which them is
a risk involvedilreslm - roakes mite Or „his po\Yer
for the restcpation of stolen or lost property,
whisili lie has used for the advantage or thousands
in this cite and elsewhere. Who can doubt a
gentleman's abilities, who has hadthe honor to
le ealliA on and consulted with by all the - crown.
cd beads of Europe. and enjoys a higher reputa
tion as all astrologer thou any one living ?
s•-He call he consulted withal his office; or by
letter, if pre-paid, and he is prepared to make
use-of his power ottany of the following t
Business of all descriptionsitt swelling by land or
sea; courtships; advice given fin• their streeessfpl
accomplishment; speculating in stocks, merclinn•
dise,oi• real estate.: the recovecing-ef legacieslin
dispute; the purchasing of tickets; snit the safety
of ships at sea. Ile also offers his solvices respec
ting health, wealth and marrinLm, love affinrs,
journeys, lawsuits, difficulty in business, fraud,
awl in all the concerns of life, and invites all to
call who are aillicted, corporeally ot• mentally.
Ladies, 50 cents; Gentlemen, $l. Nativities
calculated and read in full, according to the Or
steles of Nlasenline Signs—Ladica. $1; Gentlemen
Nativities calculated according,to Geoman
ev,fors2, in full, 93; Gentlemen, $3
in full, $5,
2000Ibe $2,000
Pure Fresh Cod Liver Oil,
1 f u t d -ate
. r ... v t,
qlubizrlitettietittrrwtr
medical Prof - Asion win!
such astonishing efficacy in the curt) of l'ul
-monary Consumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheu
rinitipm, Gout, General Debility, Complaints
of trto Kidneys, &c. &c., is prepared from tile
liver of the COD FISH for medicinal usc,
expressly for our sales.
(Extract from the • , London Medical Journal.)
C. 3. B. Williams, M. D., Fi-R. S., Profes
fair of-Medieine in -University - College, -- Lon.
don, ConsOlting Physician to the Hospital for
consumption, &e., says : I have prescribed
the Oil in above four hundred cases of tubdr
coleus disease of the Longs, in different singes,
WTiibli have been under my care the last two
years and a half. In the large number of
cases, 206 out of .9.34, Its use was followed by
marked. and unequivocal improvement, vary
ing in degree in different eases, from a tempo
rary retardation of fife progress of the 'disease
and a mitigation of distressing symptoms, up
to a mare or less complete restoration to appa
rent health.°
"The ofleet of the Cod Liver Oil in most—of
thesetasos was very — rdinarltable. Even in a
few days the cough was mitigated,.the
expec
toration diminished M.. (panty and opacity,
the night sweats. peased, the pulse became
slower, and of better volume, and the appetite,
flesh and strength were gradually improved.
"In conclusion I repeat that the pure ftcsii",
oil train the liver of the Cod is more bench
in the treatment of Pulmonary .COnsumption
than ony agent, medicinal, dietetic or reg . /1110-
nel; that has vet been employed,"
Afi we haie made arrangements to procure
titirCod Liver Oil, fresh train head suliters, it
can now' be had chemically pure by the single
bottle, or in boxes of one dozen each.
is wonderful efficacy has induced nnmcrou
spurious imitations. As - its success depends
entirely on OS purity, too enrich care canitol be
used in procuring it genuine:
Every bottle having oil it our written signa
ture, muy be depended upon as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analysis of the
Oil, with notices of it - frorr. Medical Journals,
will be sent to those who addriSs us free of
postage. JOHN C. 'BAKER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists' and Chemists,
oetlO—ly lOU North Third et., Phila.
Laaaeaa Lustres.
A new lot of - Linen Lustros, various prices
... and^colors, from 6 to 5 o.cents is yard. Also,
another supply of Brail, , titina Bond. Rough•
and eady, Ginip, and Chip BONNETS.—
Also, Changeable and Dress SILKS,..in vari—
ety, Wi n varied a9,Sortnient of Bonnet end
Cap RI I TrimMings, &e. Sbe
just received and opened by •
muy29 G. W. DITNER.
E3l . l . !ly .L.. aMial . ka . lM!ll . ll
AMUEL A. HOBBARD„Imving pudic's.
ed of Mr. Henry A Sturgeon, his stock . 01
Drugs, Medicines .&c.. would respectfully eel
licif a share of the public - patronage, at the old
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the mail Road depot.
. He will keep constantly on.band, .nn assort
ment of fresh Drugs. Medicines., Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs; Perfumery, and n variety of fancy
'articles, which he is determined 'to 'sell low:
He will give' his personal attention to the busi
ness,
li
and particularly to putting p prosortiftlons.
' A
liberal deduction made for Phyryicians coun
try Merchants, and,Pedlers. ,
Feb:
China & Glass Ware,
. . . . .
... .
IGI XTRA rich China and Mann in great vnri
11C4I OtyFrench China Dinner Ten and - Toile
Sete; Splondid Ornamonta, ,, also a variey o
Sione,China, Liverpool and Common Diahca
i ,
~; , ' . LIGHT ! LIGHT ! ! -.
Camphiao Lard and Oil Lamp?, ip great
verlotYt . . '4lO Oils bf avery.doecription..
- supErtu,ll.
Finp .
OplongjhuilTrenlcritat Y.Kpai3O„also'eidra•
fiPP:Ya and Itpp . prild, 'psi recOwodlfrom.' Now
Yorlc, and , for.eare. Chonp Or<ivory stotp
of . (flrarch 20) 1. •C. INIIOFk,
2lnvtirance
rxR,, • .
TIIE All Git and East Pennsborough Mutual
Piro Insurance Comrany.of Cumberland county
ncorpormed by nu act of Assembly, is now fully
organiZeil, - dindin - pporation under •the manage-,
meat or the foliowing commissioners, viz;
Jactib'Shelly, Win It Gorgas;.Mmlinel
Cuilc
ittt Melchoir Brenneman, .Cludstian Staynum,
Simon Oysier, Jacob II Coovor, Lewis flyer,
Henry Logan, .Benjattrin. II Musser, Jacob
Kirk, Samuel Prowell,Joso It Wickersham.
The rates of 'insurance arc'as low andlnvorn :
hie as nny Company of the kind in the State.—
fiermiTZWrildiiiiylirlitroutrreimiumbers are invited
to make application m 'the tigenis- of the compa
ny, Who tire willing to wait upon ilium nt any
time;
El]
gi
. ,
i • JACOB SHELLY, President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
Idnvis Hynn, Secretary.'
MEGIIAEL COWILIN, 2'reasurcr.
AGENTS..
Cumbeilaird count,,,,/.-Rudolph .. icinrun, New
Cumberland, C B Herman, limgstchkm, Ilem y
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and
Charles 8011, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Mechan•
icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown— • -
York county.—Jolm Sherrick, Lisburn; John
Bowman, Dillsburg,.Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Driblet Rallensberger, J W Craft.
Harrisburg.—Houser & Lochman.
Members tof the company having policies a
bout to expro can have them renewed by mok•
ing application to any of the agents.
rarzunTETRA. IW%
The Girard Life - Insurance Annuity
and - Trust Company of f!hil(a.
Office NO. 150 Chestnut Street, Capital S3OO
- Charter Perpetual.
-CIONTINUR to make Insurances on Lives
V on the most-favourable terms, receive and
execute-Tr444'6nd receive Deposits on Inte
rest.
The Capital being paid up and invested, ro•
getlier with accumulated premium fund. aflords
OPERFECT SECURITY to the insured. The pre
mium may be paid in yearly, hull yearly, or
qUarterly payments.
.The Company add a BONUS at stated pe
riods to the insurances for life. This plan
neurance is the. Most approved Of, and is more
generally in use, than any other in Great Bri•
Min, (where the subject is best understood by
he peonle, and _ where they have had the long
est experkoce,) as appears front the' fact, that
out of 117 Life InsurAnce Companies there, of
,all kinds, 97 are on this plan.
The first BONUS mas appropriated in De.
comber, 1914, amounting to 10 per cent. on the
sum insured under the oldest polices; to 81 per
cent., 7i per _cent., &c, &c.,on others, in pro
portion to the time of standing, making en ad
dition of $100; $97-501 - $75,.&e., &lc. to every
81,000, originally insured, which is aft average
of more than(so per cent on tlfe premiums paid,
and without increasing the annual payment to
the Company.
The operation of the BONUS will be seen
by the following examples from the Life Insu•
ranee Register Of the Company, thns
Policy. Sum Bonus or Amount of Policy Lk
Insured Addition Bonus -payable a
• . the party's decease
No 58 $l,OOO $lOO . OO - $1,11)000
80 2,500 250'00 2,75_0'00 .
005 1,500 0 0 '00 4,400 - 00
27)1 2,50 u 17500 2' . 11,5;,D)
333 5,000 437 . 50 5'137'00
' Pamphlets .contenung the table of rates
and explanations of the subject ; forms of ap•
plication, and further information - can be had at
the When, gratis, in 'person or by letter, ad
dressed to the President or Actuary.
..13 . 1V"T1CHARDS;Pre§ident.—
JNO F JAMES, Actuary.
m2'49IY
Restoration Et Preservation of the
Hair.
Sy IV/ Wise & Son,. of
WISSON, finding it altogether
to attend personally to the
1 i mpossi ble-
great number of daily applications, from all
sections of the Union, for 'Weir remedy for
Baldness, and for their celebrated lIAIR
have found it necessary, to appoint a
General Travelling Asyut, to visit different
Citien and towns throughout the United . States,
vesting him with authority to Upoint sub-a
__gents, use - Ind - vend the Hair Tome, and to'ap
ply—tlib—itE,SlTOß,A4l,l-VE'r find to put them
. into the hands of those he may appoint to ope:
- - rale whenever-a—sulliciont- number of patients
in any towp.orneighborhood AA be obtained.
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fanquier
county-, Va., is alone authorized to act as Gen
: oral Travelling-.A.goat with the powers above
ntlicated.
Capt. C. may be expected to visit, ns speed
ily as practicable the principal mties and town
of the Union.
-
N. B." Capt. Calvert *ill always have on
hand n full supply of the HAIR TONIC
(which cleansis the head of dandruff, strength
ens and invigorates the hair, 'and prevents it,
also, from felling off,) for the region of country
most contiguous to his operations, or it may
always be obtained at wholesale, and forwarded
lo any port of the Union, by addressina the
{);7*Price $9 per dozen cash. Stx bottles-lor
ss or one dollar single bottle. [nov2B,lY
For sale in Carlisle by $ - W II A V N
It-
STICK
CUL. 11,, ft
,
in all - Chrilithuilzed and cialllzed'couhtries; tab caused',
larger proportion of deaths than any ether malady that ar
mlets the human family; and, until within n few years,
there has not been any certdin ?em ady to atop the devasta
tion of that destroyer. But now—
GRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BUSH
cures eery loony of the moat stronly otisekni and developed
ea.* n e rtn.NoN.aitY CoMSUMl.riatt—real, undoubted melon
of ulcerated and !braked LUNGS—such novel as cases' rta
were never before cured by any othor medicine. So utter-
IV iu , Peieis word zoom of tiro afflicted persons, W. to have
been pronounced by 'Myricknr and friend,' to be ACTUAL
LY nvtNe. Sato% who had Moir burial-clothes made, have
been cumd, and yet live; others, who it waif said would
not live another day, aro now as well and hearty as they
ever were.
It pommsam all the cleansing and Our Ifylug virtues nearly
,aa powerful and active as the preparation whicliwo call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The Balsam dliTers from the Extract, because 4t possesses
revere( asedieations ufhieh are peculiarly adapted to, and are
nerusary fur, the cure of
COUGHS CONSUMPTIONS,
and all diseases of a pulmonary nature-,ouch diseases as
usually Breen so fatal under ordinary treatment, whoa they
attack the
Breast, - Edati - L uhgs, -and Heart.
This BALSAM HEALS AND CU awAlt.c rag in the LUNGS,
and elsewhere internally, m certainly and easily as the Pu
-11.111,1210 EXTILACT sures and heals Weer. externally. This
Balsam cures mare,cares of Cough and Consumption out of
. TILN, alter all ether remedies Item failed to do good.
Thou Sands of Consumptions
.
and Chronic Coughs tdminiantly Provo Its Unfailing
In ranch diocese., and he undoubted curative power,
imbibing, healing pronortide, in the following complaints
and dlaeloos, us.: Spitting of Itleeding at the Longa
Pain in the Breast and Side, Night-Sweatt, Nervous CO*.
plaints, Palpitation of the Heart; Cholera Wanton., Drs..
unr ascl•Suomar Complaints in Children and Adults, and all
FEMALE WEAKNESSES •er, COMPLAINTS,
No remedy offend to the public boa ever boon kW ae
enlain and atfectud in restoring ALL the incidental woakne.
er and irregularaiei of lig, sax, Be BRANT'S PULMONARY
'BALSAM.. It makes no dlfferoncu whether the derangement
be , ehPPreution, exam, or other sosaonJsts—lt REGULATES
ALL, by etrenteaning the SYSTEM, ogualiving the CIRCULA•
TONI, and ant, ng and allaying NERVOUS /MUTABILITY.
rir Soo patrighlota.
CONSUMPTION. -
A DYING WOMAN CURED I
WO 'Cate HOS CUM to prove the POWER TO SAVE LIFE
when this BALSAM is used, even niter the person le eon
rblared by physicians and friends to ho in the last stages qf
disease—actually evirla—nnd, in Mill case, so-nn Once,
that tha SHROUD Hod KUHIAL•CLOTHES Imre bought! For
the partirufart or thig case, and the respectable (end toutoubP/
al proof of all the ,circutngtances and recta, we refer to our
PAMPHLET,.
Vila cure wag effected. on Mis:2lß - A DYKEIMAN;of -
Ballston Spa,
MU
Sara , trActv, N. Y, We can prove, ha
pond a doubt, ma 0 Ma/It WoollyWoolly h oPFHTS, NI bl
au,:arra/a cues o Co ughs, and Consumptions CURED,
which wore pronwmwd mtraw bit by SKILFUL PHYSICIANS.
FITS, FITS, FITS. '
Messrs. J. K. LIPPINCOTT Sr. SON, roopoctable
chants at 2fiDryroa e, Sullivan county, Pennsylvania, wrote to
cia, May 12.1019,atatilig, nmont othur nenertes 'which had
been derived from the ono or BRANT'S PULMONARY
BALSAM, that one of their customers had Jut interned
them that hor child, which had been subject to FIT 37
awsrat ykOw,VIILS cured by the use of DRANT.S BALS
CODIPLAIN'Aic—DYSPEPHIA.
See our Pamphlets for the cures effected by BRAN
'MEDICINES.'
OIiiONIO DYSENTERY,:
' and •Suusvos COMPLAINTS In children or •prown yerieria
cured without any fa il ure tkisteerr.
ALo—
CHOLERA
Ico' mother need over mourn the dela or , her child-by
Wei chßddosvnylug cotnplelnt, when teething In warm
weather—Chasm Wants..., or whitl celled BUMMER
C.ostrbsoor-10 ' , BRANT'S •11ULMO is
All "
BALSAM
het edminlstered to the child. It shoutl ,ho ever, In sock
rasa, he used In tyke enlarge potions as th &rename' on
Inch bottle prescribe, until thy compledut Is chocked. ,_
• ,
For sole 'by J. W, RAWLINS 'h
S. „W
HAVERSTICIE; Carlisle, J C & 'Cr
end W D E Hays Slppensbarg—Wni tAloyd,.
F Spubr, Alcohanicaburg-:.-11 Hof.
ren, . Bloomfield—Bea
ver'and llDinea, Milleratqwn--J A Line & Co
Tekesbur6—S Law
Newport—J - W Eouglaaa, Cbarnborsburg:—J L
Shoarer, , Dilisbura-,—PMartin.Luiz, Hufriebvrg
All lettere 'wad ordere must, be addressed ,to
s•Wnlithar& CO., 106 Broadway, New York.
fcU bliills.
riticrAz, oIi , .QUA:CIi 5:
far Eyakrense ith.. Turn 'CAUSFULLY.—TiItre IS II
Sarsaparilla for rale 111. Ihr tOWIIB called S. P.
Townsentl's Sarsaparilla. It w adverhised a. the 01(101.
NAL, GENUINP„ and all That, ThieTtiwneend in no doctor
and never was; hut wits formerly a worker no railroada, ca.
oats, and the like—yet- he assuthea the title of Doctor for the
purpose of gaining credit for what he isnot. lin 'aye "he
has attended two medical ' , Chortle, and practiced for,Jiftese
yearn! I". Now the troth ii. he never practiced medicine a
day in his life t Such 'enrol, tricked misrepresentation
looks had to.the character and veracitypf the man. I wish
moot sincerely, he hail never made hems statemente him.
self or.of „ \Viten will torn learn to hi honest and truth!
fill ire all their dealinaa nTul iritercourl.ie with their follow
men! lfe entitled to one hurl Clapp to acolu hi n , i n in ,
ufactitring his mixture, sump: the Caren stuns he would
make, as an.induecutnut to •tobark. In thh hesineiin. These
men have WWI trniltim; and libelling its in all possible
forma, in order to impress piddle wide the liolieC that
the Ohl Doctor's as 0111 ay! genuine, original
Sarstiparilla, made from th Doctor's Original fern•'
pie. This S. P. Townsend,nayn I have mild the use of iny
name for 97 a week. I aive him COO if lea will pro.
'duce one single qtrlttriry prnot of Oda. his statemano of
_Thompson,_ Skillman & in., are nothing but-a_tissue_of.
falsehoods, simply imade to deceive the public s :lnd keep
the truth down in regard to sottring 4 lumen/jag...cm.
' isairratit thriiiihrie to pit ridfase.none bur
-Ordl)F. JACOB Townsend's S ,rraparilla, having on it the
Old Doctor's likene,, hie family (font of Arms, and hits
eignatureacross the Coat of Atom:
-. Principal Offlee,"lll2 NU., tit - str - cd, - N. - T" cup:
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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Old Dr. Jacob f . Townsend,
THE OR7(IINAI. DISCOVIIIt ER OF THE
Genuine Townsend. Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townlend is new about ill yearn of age. and has
long been known an the A U THOR and //Me° {RR h.; ft
of the O,ENUINE ORIGINAL TOWNSEND
SARSAPARILLA." Being poor, ho was compelled to
limif its manufacture, by which means it has been kept out
of market, and the sales circumscribed to those only who
had proven its worth, and known ittl value. It had reached
the earn of many, ticverthele,, Co Mose persona who had
been horded of sore awn:lnes. an saved froin death, pn,i.
claimed its wonderful
I-1 EA LING POWER.
Thin GRAND AND IJ N Eroln ILE r) h:PaltaTret4ll
manufactured on the la ran •,•,..111 is called for through
but the length anal Ine.idth ...eal
theiautl, erpertally as it le
found inapale ofjleeniteratt „ ono,J,L,aoratitu.
-- Unlike" yoring S. I'. Tuna totroul . n, ii rinprnve, withage,
and never chance hat for the looter bor., it aprepared
on s cientific ytrinctp/rs by a SalerthfiC 'amt. The lagheat
knowledge of Cheaantry, an line hill:at of this
art, have all been tryni.dlinn m the annular:
tare of the Old Dr'h Sy .1; .art I la. 'file Saraperilla root,
it is well•knewn ,
to inethr.al awn, outran, many medicinal
properties, and name in•opert Moe inert or uneleu,
and othero, which il
if rot:Mli in prep:U . ln.; it for u‘e„pro
ducefermennition and mie!. WL , CII inn injurinim to the ave.
tern. Soma dr incL .it Samparina are no rotailie
that they entirely evaporate and the pirintration,
if tinny :ore two preserved I,y a sr/..Wilk prure.vs, 1(110W11 011•
ly to those exparirtine.l to no , Ottiartni - e. Moreover,
thew noluttle principles, winch fly nil' in v.Tpa on nn ex ,
halation, tattler heat, are the r,
aory ntqfttilat fahcia prop
erties or the root, which Love to IL all 11.. ae 11C
Any pertton can Inbiltov jfie II!
°loved liquid, Much 1,1 s•
iI , FIII Ille: C,
M=ME=E
insipid or vapid I loot,l. bivrt whit tin!, and
then cal/ it " SA RSA PARI 1.1. A Exris.tuT or svittlP."
liar told is not tin. :19 the
GENUINE 01-.13 W. , 1 2 0 IN' NS END'S
SA IZSAPA ILA A.A.
This is en prepared !het ail the inert I• of erttea - n( the
Sarsaparilla runt arc tit a rettnis..a, evervtlanti capable of
beconune acid or inentattnii n exttaried tin.l rejeratid
their-every particle of niellit-t1 yirtlio is seriirvil in a piles
end nottrvantrateil corm ; :tad h um I 11 el ren.iereil ineapabl•
of losing any of IN V 11111.1101: ,ml healing pioperileil•
pared in thug way, it in made the tinier powettol agent in the.
M=fl=tffl=M=lTl
Hence the rnmgon why wv hear commendatione on every
side in lin favor by' Inea, women. aol children. We find ii
- doing *ondern vrthr comm ., -
CONSUMP TION, 'BY SP and L/ VER
COMP LA /NT, and in U.ILI 77SM, SCROF
ULA, P rx g. COSTI IR:VENN, all CUTANE
OUS Idlf orTI-0 NS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
and all affections :inking from
IMPURITY THE BLOOD.
• •
—it-possesres-a-marrellotts-elli,anyrin , all-nomplaints
sing from &Avalon, from Aridity of the Stomach, front
unequal circulation, determination of - blood to the head,
palpitation of the heart, cold loot hand.,, cold chills and
hot dashes over the tiody. It has not its equal in Colds and
Coughs ; nnd promo!, es ,, y ex itectoration and gentle per,
smiratitan relaxing stricture:: ui tho lumen, throat anti ovary
ether part.
But in notliin, is its excellence More manifestly manna]
acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
It works menders in meat of Fluor Alba* or India ;
-Fading of the Minh, IMetelicied, Ntippressell, or Painful
_Menses, Irregularity 01.1110 inenstotal periods, and the like;
and le effectual 11l Coring all Ito forms of Kidney Dina...
Ily removing obstructions. and regulating the general
system, It gives tone and sttength to the who', body, and
-thud cureaall_forms of.
Nc r von a Illisertses and Debility?
and thus pt 000110 Elr rOilft•t, a great variety of oth . g mat.
adios, as aping/ irritatic", Newer/O,IOM. Vitus , once,
disc ring, Epileptic Fits, Coitylitsluns,
It cleanses rho blood, cannon its liver to liCtlialY action,
tonce the stomach, anti gl•es good digestion, relic,en the
bon els of torpor and constirpat ion, allays inflammation, pa.
riflee, the skin, equalizes the circulation of the blood, pro..
doming gentle warmth equally all over the body, and dm
11111<11111310 petspLeatt..n L trance strirutres oral homier...lo
Morel, nil obstrunton, and IN:l:rya:es the canoe nervous
system. Is not this then
The Medicine you pre-eminently needl
But can, any of therm bingo ho ,said of S Townsend',
inferior article I Thin Voting man's liquid is not to be
COMPARED I'l' I Tlll O , OLD DR'S,
becalm of ono (RANI) FACT. Mat the one in INCAPA:
131,E of DETERIORATION, and
NEVI•:It SPOILS,
while the other TMES • :rowan 7, fermenting. and Notninig
t o_,,,Offigs r °Mix& yl Von aNnents BOW'
tho , Add
Jig UU:c.r.iiiiiMpr,,odurcfauS-- rII inercWiff.MlTfiallftTßftiir'-'•
horrdhl,o compound he pop:mous to the spurn, 1--I[7mt l
put acid into a myeteni airearly 'firmer:a trfth acid? What
calmer Dyspepsia Lai ne id 1 limo not all know that when
fond sours u, iillln. 011. ...whin( it twoducee 1—
Anklet., liettielon ,Adi Atilt A et' the heart', liver com•
;taint, mery, colic, and cot tomtit - in .of the
aloof! I NVltat ie Srl,ll . t I,ll' :tll ,Iki (mum,. to the body 1
I,Vltat f)rothloc. ail ,hr It unto; lull tiring on Eruptionsot
the Skin, Scald 11, 1, Salt It henm, Erysipelas, Mute
Swellings,!lever an I All uleetAtton i internal and en.
kraal 1 tln 11011111,T , 1 . 1 . IleaVen hit an nctil substance,
which sour , wtd o n , •prt,la :1!1 u n Ihilire tinily. more
or lon9. AVltat rat, , Rh—toned - in hilt a eons and acid
itteittoa—,- , it between the_jointa _aid, else,
whet e, irrionnie lint the delleate nestle; upon
Acts ; ~1,1 I' C.:. of Itnitinitty of the
blood, of detangetl ettrit l o{l , l Anil nearly a;! the :alumni,
winch afflict human 117.111 re
Now is It tett hit. line 10 ma:
cell, and irtfirailety
worse to wit, 11114
SOURING, FIIIIMENTIN . O. ACID "COMPOUND" ON
MZM
. .
and yet he won!' lain lin ve it Illukrsloofl that Old Dr. Ja.
•I'ownson.l 9 I arIIIIIPIC OrrFinei NarSar/Oritia, In an
IM
ITATION of hi+ i Wcrier pre.parai 011 !
Ilea, en forbid that wo should trot in an Aticle which
would bear the mo 4 distant rovetil.latice -
: to S. P. Town•
article I,
We winh it tinderAtond, because it is the absolute truth,
that S. P. Towtva,,,l', ertirly amt ..Id Dr. Jacob Townaen,l's
Srlanpari Ile nit heaven !ride 11/.11, ilia i niinitely dislim•
iler; that they ate mink,: in crony particular, havind not
'OIIE single thine in coifinion.
An S. P. Toivorend in no looter. ROIL never was, is no.
rheniist, no pharineecnti,t—liimws no Mori: of medicine or
disease ilthu AU Miter common, linselentlf,r. Unprorernienal
nl2ll, what guarantee coo the pliblin hove list city are re.
ceiving n gennineaciminde med. tile, Cola:1113111c all the Vir
tues of the articles tine , l to preparing it, and which are It.
capable ol'rhan^en which uucht rewier 110.141.1ite AGENTS
of Direlee instead of healtlit
But what else should be I:‘peeted from one stilo KOO)VA
nothing comparatively of mralici he or disease 1 It Tenni:ea
a person of nom° experience to cook and nerve lip eren a
common decent meal. How mitell.more important' is -It
that the parsons who manilla rt tire medicine designed for
WEAK STOMACHS AND EN rvElic,r,r) SYSTEMS,
should know well the medie..il proterties of id:it - its, the best
•rtninner of-securing-and eoneenti sung their-hoiding-virtuen,
ales an extensive knowledge of the various dine:yes which
affect the human arstem, and 'how to adapt remedies to
these diseanca
It in to arrest frauds upon rho untortunitte, to pour baba
into wounded humanity. to kindle hope In the dwainng
hoehm, to restore health, and I.looni, and-figor Into the
crushed and broken, and to banish int - Irwin. Ant 011 D DR.
JACOB TOWNSFINI) lies .i , ' - t1;11 Ana .}OUND the op.
portunity and means to bring Itf, - " -
Gretna. Universal Vane-eat rated Remedy
within the reach, and on thin knowledge of all who nom] it -
•
• , •
they may learn nod know. by joyitil CSpOrienCt, ita
Trisoseeodunt Power to Heal.
For sale inCarlisle by D. •J. W
RAWTLINS, Sole Agent. •
SUPERIOR FRESH GROOERIES 1
Latest arrival.
V I-XE Cheep Family Grocery Slots of Jo•
spit D. Halbert, West Moir street., Car
lisle, has just received it large and freslrsupply
of the best...FAMILY - URUCEWES that the
Philadelphia markets can aflord. The sulfsUri
bar hasiust - returned from the city. and, would
respectfully- invite ,his 'friends and the piddle
generally, both in town and 'country, to call
- add - examine, for themselves his large and in
creased stuck, which embraces all the articles
usually kept his lino of business. Such - as
Rio, Java and St Domingo and Lagtora Coffee.;
Imperial, Young IlysonPand• Black 'Peas, of
- limy superior quality and flr - v - e'r Layering's..
entailed, loaf, falling' loaf, end loaf sugars, or
ange grove, clarified New Orleans 'and brown •
Sugars of every grade and quality, with price to
suit. Honey, sugar house, , Orleans and .syrbp
Molasses, Spices of all kinds, which he will
warrant pure and .fresh 'grimnd. Brooms, Co--
filar and painted , backers, chnins, tabs, half ••
bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints,
butter ladles, wash rubbers, '&0 Clothes,
fancysewing,-travOling and mantel baskets' of
'all kinds. Castile; fancy,. , resits and, country
SOAPS. Also, a general assortment of chewing.
and smoking TOBACCO ; spanisli hullap u
and •_common Rolles twines; and
Brushes-of all Hods . ... Prime C 'always
on_handr.: strained_BiePhang'.
and Common-OILS' ,
_
.GLA.SS„ .QUEENSWARE.--I haYo' also
added to my'alreairy large stock,.it inunberail
'sew. patterns of Whlte Granite and 'fancy ten
sets. with CROCKERYAVARE of every de
feription; which I Will sell ut the lowest.priyea
•
nor eash;
Feeling gratefittlbr the liberal patronage hero.
.t chore bestowed upon him by a generous palie,
the suliseober tenders them his litintty & sincere
thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to plolibo
and ‘ partieular attention to badness, to merit a
continuance of att ention
support,
;Miiio 20, 1860. 30S. D. HALBERT.. ,
OF PIIILADELPHIA.
to the eitNens of Carlisle
:13, and its vicinity for,their increased custom,
we again request their company to view our
'urge athd splendid taistrrtinctit. 9f
China, Glass-dt.'Queensware,
Dinner 3cts,l'ea Sets, Toilet Sets, and single
pieces, either of Glass, China orSione Ware,
sold in quantities to suit purchasers, Mr less than
they Minn be had elsewhere—ln , lact at less
than IV holoaide l'rices. A MEll ICA N AND
E N RI'PANNIA Al GO OHS
in greater variety thin, 'ever before °offered in
the city. PA NC y CHINA in great variety
very cheap,
lo—we would invite antperson„ visiting the
city to cull and see us—they will at least he
-pleased to will! - around our beautiful store,luid
ta
to view th elma_Chiria—nutl - the --- clicapc s tto
world - Tprothreem --- Very - regpmuf u lly,
YNDA LI% & AIITCHELL,
No. 819 Chesnut Streci..
- 7 --Phila.:sept26 , 49ly. „.
THE largest and cheapest and most
elegant assortment 'of
,PIANO FORTlie
n the United States, can always be found at the
warehouse of the subscriber,
• 171 Chesnut Street, above Fifth,
At the. Old Stand Mmulmsl More than a third of
a century by hi r. George Willig, tousle publish.
cr. Pianos. Harps, tirgans, Suraphinas, .(1;y11-
ans, &c., fresh from.the most celebrated ll1aou•
Meturers in New York, Boston, Baltimore;
Philadelphia, and elsewhere. Fold , wholesale
n 9 d retail, at the maker's cash prices.
OSCAR C 11 CARTER,
171 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia
13, 1850.
'CHEAPER THAN EVER—
ALI Wholesale', and Retail—At the
. .....1 :.: 1 "Philadelphia Which and Jew•
dry Store," No. 96 North SE•
.. . . POND street, corner of Quar
timmakw ry street..
.Cold Levers, 18 k. oases, full jewellod, $3O and
upwards .' .
Silver Levers, lull jewelled, $154111(1 upwards.
Gold Lapin°, 18 k. oases, jewelled, $25 and
upwards
Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards '
Silver Quarticr Watches, $4 to 10
Silver Spoons, equal to coin, per sett—Tea,
$5, Desert 010, 'liable ,$l5, other articles in.pro.
portion. All goods warranted to be what the
are sold t, r. , _
gmst sin orritand - rHarge assort mentof fi
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER. WARE
'Also, an 'assortinent of M J Tobias & Co.,
I , ', Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, S S Yates &
Co, John Morison, fi & IL Beesley. arid other
superior Patent Liver Movements, which will
be cased in any style drafted
Arrangements have been undo with all the
"above named most celebrated manufacturers of
England, to furnish iil short notice any required
style of Watch, for which orders will
,he taken,
and the name and residence of the person or
dering pia on if requested. _ _
they I.!rt a dark
lug matter in
1111112
=MEI
=ram
•respeetfully. informs—his
riends and the generally, that he line,
let rtitirroCil front Philadelphia withl c largest
Ind !cost - spit:tided as:3ml Inerit of Intiche.v, Jeri,
y, &rt., ever hoiore etre' ad to the citizens of
Lis place:)
. ,
II is stock consists in port of a splendid lot of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Gold and Sil
ver Lepine do. with a variety of Watches of
lower prices, Gold guard Chains, Gold and
Siiyer . Pcnc r ils,,a_tigflonflid . worn - put ,00ld
pens or moat approved manufacture, Silver
Butter' Knives, Silver and plated Spoons, fine
Silver plated Forks, 0 largo and splendid lot of
'Gold and Silver Spy claoiv,, the invites portico•
liar attention to this arocle of spectacles, as he
can warrant-them to be-tho-best on this-side-of
Philadelphi a .) Commonktpectncles of all prices a
and beautiful assortment of Gold, Fin
ger mid Ear Rings, all prices; Breastpins, a
great 'ydriety, Watch .Keys, Fob and Vest
Chains, Silver and shell Card cases, n very su
perior article; Silver thimbles, Silver entnbs,
cake Baskets, with a great variety of other ar
ticles in his line, net necessary to meniion.
Ile invites 4 . 11 to call and examine his stocir
assured 'that it cannot fail to please; both in
quality and price. 'l' CO N LYN.
.. , Nmv (loops
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and numerous customers, that he has
removed his store to Humerich's corner direct
ly opposite Wm. Leonard's old stand, in North
Ilanover street. lle has recently returned front
Philadelphia, with a large and carefully se
lected assortment of
purchased at the lowest priees,ped witch
detbrminedllispose of at very small profits. A
arge assortment of
SUPERIOR. CLOTHS,
at from 75 cents to $6 per yard. Also, Cassi
mores, Cassinets Mid Vestings, at various
ccs.
such as DeMines, Bareges. and a sploodid as
sortment of Silks. .-Also,.a very extensive-as
sortment of Calicoes and Gingham, suitable
for the approaching season. Also, Checks,
Table Diapers, 'Pickings, bleached and un
bleached.:ll uslins, Bonnets, Hats, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A well' selected assortn.ent.o7 Men, Women
and Children's Ili,ots and Shoes, of superior
quality, and very cheap. Also, , ,tioys and men s.
Cloth and Hungarian Caps - ;,
GROCERiIES,
of all, kinds, viz: Sour, CldThe, Molasses, Pe.
kin 'Pea "Compaq's. celebrated 'Peas, &c., all
fresh and good. Also. constantly on hon . &
the hest q u ality of Carpet Chain.
The subsctiber respectfully asks his 'ou.s,tom
cis and all who wish good hargains, to give
hint no early call. Don't forget the stand, cor
ner oppOsite Leonard's old gliiiiiT;Rilith Han
over street.
nplo •—• W WOODS, .Ag't.
N. 13. Butter, Eggs,' !tags and Soap, taken
at market prices.
A SE CO ND supply of Imperial, Ingrain,
tic Cotton and Cirthing Carpets, which will
be sold cheaper than can ho bought at any other
establishment in the Borough,
LADIES' tv, CHILDREN'S SHOES.
- :lust roee;ved enother lot of Ladies' Walking
Shoes, Slippers, Buskins and Gaiters, of the
latest shapes. and .Itest'Philadelphia numnfite;:
tare. Also, a beautitid assortment of „Chil
dren's Slfoes. Boots and Slippers.
CARRET., BAGS- AND --TRAVELLING
--A—largo
, ‘ suppl , of Tenn4s and Travelling
Bags of a superior quality. just received.
BONNETS! BONNE'rS!
The attention of the Isadies is particularly in
vited to my large and splendid assortment of
BONNETS of all kinds, prices and qualities.
Also, a very 'urge and betmtiful lot of Bonnet
Ribbons, selling very low at the cheap - store of
my 1,50 CHAS. OG'ILBY•
- NEW 'SPRING GQODS:
Ahead of all Competitioti!
rinlll , l subscribers have re - turned from Phila.
JL dolphin, with a large assortment of
CHEAP SPRING GOODS,
consisting partly of Mops de. Lalnes, Lawns,
Barcges, Linen Lustre's, at P.h, Mi. and 25 eta
per yard, Alpachas, Ginghtims, Calicoes, and a
variety of other dreis goods; Cloths, Cassi
mores, Vestings. Summer stuffs for mew and
boys wear in endless vsriety, tielcings
muslins at old prices; flannels, hosiery, gloves,
laces and edgings, insertings, and some, very
cheap CAR PEI S, groceries, queensware, &e.
Also, a large assortment of very
CHEAP BONNETS,
Palm lent and brnid bate. bon n et ribbons at a
prices and very cheap, slew pieces wide hig,
lustre black silks, together with a general as
sOrtinent including nearly every article in our
lino of business; all of which have been bought'
for•C,ish, and will be sold to oureusteiners and
tho whole country at considerably lqwer prices
than they van be bought in Carliede: give us,
a call and judge.for.yoursolves. _
March 20, 1850
L4ll C ornei. ° (
4 9 lli .7sa Jul I ° 'itt T nt , L a; 11w fl'V i;li
101 l Itaitrimil Depot, Cii disk., by 1
dfoltit;
41[ThinIs Hotel in being completely changed and
renovuted,.and.will hereafter offer Morons.
ed accomModatinns to tile trtivelling - publio, for
con‘enient location is IldillintblY,qal
- those persons who, wish to puss thewarm
, ason in the country, few pinues . -Kill he.found
lv icKpgasess titipertor, outpatients to. Carlisle,
bpin surrounded. by,a . .lAantlinl hodtdry, and
.haying the boat Sulphur Spritigsln Ole State in
.
the immediate vicinity, (p99,'50
Rare .Cidpr Vinegar,
TUST rocolvoll front iho country ono barrel
of CID ER VINEGAR, wqrrante4 pure
end unudultorttted
Tr I)tlalclpljia`
THE GREAT CHINA STORE
Piano Portes.
Watches and Iewel11!
0. COINIRAD,
Importer of Wateltett
wATcm4s, ENVELRY f Sc
New Spring •Goods,
.Carpers, -carpets.
MOIRIE
A & W BENTZ
G W lIITNER,
t c idnci.
iiiiiiißli
Life - PiiiN a , ..0 i i ir::‘!:ii "i4tlpt
• - Tlieso Giro p i th
'Ye for IL' I / oY rlirO
durinir that tioo , kinvo i I I ro .1!1;trar•Ir,
i n iiiii i n i dryory part or th.• Grp Choir v‘ir.ti,r•
din•kry(ati•l inImo:1'1:a, porter of
hoot to tO 11, , 1
11•15 Sniff-trine, 1111.1,1intrly Yol,!
01 . 11,il`ir 10 IVSiOII tli,
117 TIAAV TIIdITSA.NMS
of rertifirotrd - inetuncer, they titre odev :
no Icon th , . , very verge of all loth:I:qv !fro Yr.,
niter all the deceptive noetrtuns of the day Inn! l a.
trrly failed ; and to unifly ,thetantials Alley have
!tenon:trolly securod . that noir:trot ehjoyontin of
health, dithent_which lire to hut a partial
hlessitip._.:in_great,ndetal,-fratt4hrir-eiroteey-iiivar
rialily nod !inktlliWy preind, that it . has I,l)per t r.,l .
no nr:V: . 3. 1 .1c? . .;tr... - tlrtir -- rniraculetts -- trv - thaeeTi - ilirTir - tira:
.acquainted he;:itticttqy
_ithilooophical
prin
.cipino_upon-which they are, cotaptyandr.,(l,' and-upon
whirls they conorquently ant. It was to their
inanifort nod sensible notion in purifying the syringe
and chanitok of life; !and • enduing them with rer.
newed tone and riga,r, that they wore indebted for
their IMMO.
. .
the host of pernicious quackeries whieb
hem; of vegetable ingredients, the LIFE DrEDIi:
Clitheig 'ire purely mid sorely vetretalde roil.
tam neither mormiry, 110 e Antimony, nor Argo-
R ic, our any I. lher inmerst, in any form Whatovt.r.
They ore entirely emptiest:id of extracts from rare
and powerful plants, the virtue, of which, though
long known to several Indian tribes, anal recently
to sotno eminent plittrieseentimil chemists, am altos
geth-ir unknown to the ignorant 'pretenders to
me d ica l Beie t ie...; and were never before idminis
.tered in so happily ellienrious a combination.
first operation is to loosen train the coats of
the stomach 4011 llowrils the various impurities And
crudities . rionstaitt settling round them; audio
removo the Imrdm ad frees which. collect in'the
rotivolations of the small 'Mounties. Oth er m mi.
eines one: partially cleanse these, and leave such,
collectstlmcsstis behind thiprodueli habitual
tiros, with all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrhina
with its imminent dangers. 'Vida fact is well
known to till rept!, o r m . 1'1E0111145 win; examine the
humnn botrek ii . tor dyad' ; and hone.- the projn_
tier of these ‘1 , .. 1 .1 inhtrined mon against the quack
tnetllttinea of the itu.O. The soil efre.t.l of the
VEGETABIF, LIFE IFIEDICItTES ix to
cleanse, LI, tolinny, and 0140.1;41,1-kr ; and, by Mat
means, the liver and luu7,, the healthful neti,U) Of
elliire)y•de l e•mla 11;3011 the regularity of 1.11 , 5
unitary or,rmii. 'rile 1,1,,,,,1, which takes it, red
color film, the ageury of the liver im_d_luaga.-hufrl
it pansea into the heat t, tints purified 1):: them,
and nourished by food coming front a elenii stomach,
anuses freely thromzli the Voill9, renews every part
of the system, and triumphantly mounts the haulier
of health ini the 'Manning cheek. i
Tha arniiiig, the distrel.shor variety
of. human disciciii , in W lll,ll-1111 N r EGETABLE
nFE MEDICINES ern well loiewn to he infal
lible
• DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cltuu=Yi the first'
and socond ere:ding A 11.1 w of puro
healthy bile, instead “1 tl,r• nod acrid kind ;
FLATLIIiIi:NCY, [Ass !, , f Appellie Ilrarilni)n,
111-I t mp ht ., i ni -i./y,
Iniiiirnor, and Ifelnricholy,•Whilp are IL.. corral
lif I/yip-pita, vaiiish, as a- natural
.(tio,uipienco of In curt,- •
Costivonesn , liy eletrosiog the whole len
a solvent proerb., 311.1
ylidence : as vi•doitt !Mfg `s INlse cot.rra
4,thin !tilt dots
by
sharp acrid fluids by 1,nli.•11 Lh , •,se conyllncs aru
nacaqioned, and byyroninting llw lulniattivo
nflhe 11111 , 0113 11/Nll/Mill.
Fever of all kind, r ,, noritz Lhr id and to u
ra2nlin ro:eulnliuu;-thrungh• - Ih• , -prnrres - nf V&T , l ,l '
ration ill such cases, and' tha thorough solution of
all int,stinal 01Ntrudtion in others.
The LIFT. NIVI , been known to
cure RIUMATISM permanently in throe
tveolts,-tmtLGOLIT in lialf,that time, by removing
locial-infl-arrrniation from the musides and ligaments
of Ow jointil%
'Dnidsies of all Mink by freying and strength
oiling the kidneys and bladder: they'operate, moat
deligittfi k ily' Ml_ these important organs, and hence
linee'el'Or been found tt certain remedy for the
wco-st eases of 012. A YE L.
Also Worms by disbltzim f from the turnings
of the bowel, the shiny matter to which these
creatures lollwro.
Asthma nod Consumption, by "li"vi"7, Lim
air-vertu , of ihrdwiga from the mucous which e 7.11
slight cold 4 b'lll or,a,ion, and which, if not ro,
moved, lwromoft Ilan:rotted, uud p:oclurp those'
dreadful diHonses.
Scurvy, Ulcers, nod Ihveterate Sores, by
the perfect pun IN throb LIFE RED'.
coEs ~ive to Lilo blood, and all the humeri,
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex
ions, hy their alter:dive eißiet 1111.111 the fluids thnt
feed the skin, nod ills morbid state of which occa
sions fill eruptive cliiudy, 'and
other disinzreenhie
The use of these Pills for a veer short time will
effect MI satire cure IttlElINI, sad
striking improvement the rlcarlicss of 11, skin.
COMMON COLDS :tab INFWENZA will
always l: c!irc,l by sue dose, or by LW!, eve!) in
•
PILES, :1:1zt remedy
awl olooltiato malady, the VEGETABLE LIT%
MEDICINES , dnsorvn a - distinct owl emphatic
Incommendwion. It is well Itneivii to hundreda itt
.his city, tint the' form, proprietor or these volu.
able M ediees allbeted with thin.,
coinplit for upw,rcia of Tom rr• Fro; I' k•fts ; and
that ho lewd iu Valli every remedy proscribed
within the whole compdaA of the Materia Medlca.
He however at leapt) tried the Medicine which is
-uow-oQ•rro to the - puhlue. awl hd wurretin - {1 in - a
very short limo ; after hi, recovery had been pro
nounced led ool;:oinip,b;:ble, hat eloadutely im- ,
povoible, by any I nv
FEVEId. AND AGUE.
For thin seonrge , f Uin western r ...hairy theao
Medicines will he foUtill it safe, speedy, and certain
remedy, 'Other in , dmines leave the system sub
ject to a'retiiiii ~1 the diB,o_, 'sireb y
three
medicine, is priManent 7-TRY THEM, BE SA
TISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Live 07 APPETITE, •ND
DISEASES OF FEAIALES--llleSo ruedi! , Mitlinvo been
used with the most ben-finial r•istiii, in comic of this
thstiiiption ::--,Nik,i i , Evil., :Ind SCROPIIIA, in ha
worstiforms, yields to the mild yet powerful action of
these remarkable Mialk,inrs. Ntuirr SWEATS
Niiitvohs, .Dinsii.yry, Ncitvono
.Com i IAINTH of al
- kinds, 'PALPITATION or irti , tt HEART, PAINTER'S
COLC, are speedily cured.
.. --
' IILgIICIIRIAL - DISEASES,
t
r0i.0i1w , A1,,,,, - , constitution's have ki i come int
paired by the - injudicious 1.1.,e of 11 C Rau R Y . , will fithd
three MedillineS a perfect cure, as they never fail
to eradicate from t h e system all the 01113 0 ". ...1
Mercury infinitely sooner than the MOO, powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single trial will
iplace fluent beyond the reach of competition, in 'the
estimation of every patient. ,
BE q.AIZEFIII. OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and their
netaribus authors arrested, both iu the city of New
:Y irk' and abroad. . .
Buy of - no ono who DI not au 4Luruov waV
AD ENT.
l'apared and sold by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT • 310
Broadway Now-York.
FOR S ALE BY
J. W. RAWLINS:Ca lisle, Pa.
OC'l'Olt YOURSELF
lift -FOR f:5 CENTS !!
83 means of the'ffnVEet
seulapins, on., Every one
.s II 1 1 Ilyslel all ! T11'1.111.•
401/ r edition,' with op
arils of a hundred engra--
.nga showing private dis
ases n every shape mid
hrm and J i nalformations
11 . the generative system
WAI.YOUNG,
The time has now a•-
ling from seeret disease,
• v]rTllll OF nvnuKinir,
p.. , conittined in this book any
oe may cure himself, without' 111ndrnite.e to bo
slopes, nr the knowledge of, The look intimate
friend, and with one teittlitbe usual expense. In'
addition to the goof:rill rontilte of private disease,
it tutiv ,i,o tt ins the esuse ornethlmoti's etirl,l do
wt.lll observ.st,ions. On) tuarriage- 7 lteSitlen
loony other derangements which
. it Would not be
proper.to enumerate in Inc publai; prints •
VrAny p1Y61,11 sending 'TWENTY- ' I"(VE CENTR,
unclosed in a letter oval receive,. one copy of this
hook, by 1111111,-or lice copies will be sent for one
dollar. 'Address,' YOUNG ',No, 152
SPItUChI Street, PLULAULEPIIIA" Post.paitl.
YOUNG can he consulte,d ou soy of
lite "DisesseS preseribed his diliet'ent
puLliou
-lons, at his fllices, 152. SPRUCE street, everY
day between 0 sit(l - 31:del,cizk, (Sundays ciatcpted )
May I, 1).50.- ---.•- •••
Brushes Brushes
•
. I
gredkvarlety of these ttsahl erticleeis of
ered for slip . , i:dilßisting of Whiteweeh, Sweep
Sesubbuir Painters, loth. ShuyieLr, Han",
yeeth nod Nod; Nosh end Graining Bruelteu.in•
great nll of a Mull nre lA' the beet quill
Ity and will-be sold Vt 1110 /owest prices - • :
June (I, • '