paLli EZPORTOR,
CARLISLE, PENN'A.
Thri 6ln sizaWrolty . of Scolding.
t.tnet wit" thysslf in _any wise to do
1. It , ie evil, and only evil, and -that
eontinnally., 'David understood human'
nature, and says,, I, Fret not thyself in
any 'wieito do. evil." That is, if you
cannot speak. without scolding, keep si
lence, • .
„ . .
12, Jr.'JJESTROYS AFFECTION.—No
one ever did, ever can, or ever will love •
an habitual fretter, fault-finder, or inlaid
- er. • -Hut3bands; •vvives,-•childrem•-•"rela-- -
tives, or domestics have no affection for
prievish, fretful fault-finders; 7 Few tears
'sire shed over the graves of such. Per
sons
of high moratiarinciple may toler
ate
them-maybear With them. But they
cannot loire t hem' more than the sting of
.!
nettles, or the, noise of miiequ i toes., , Ma- '
ny a man hint been driven to,the tavern ;
end_to_dissip_ation by a peevish, fretful
wife. Many St wife has been made mis-s':
arable by a,peviish, fretful husband.
3. IT XS THE BANE OF DOMESTICEAP•;
mess.—A fretful, peevish, comPlainniir
- fault-finding person in a family is like
the continual chafing of an inflamed I
sore. Wo to the man, woman or child,
who is exposed to the influence of such,
a temper in another. 'Nine-tenths of all'
domestic trials and unhappiness spring
I •
from this Source. Mrs. D. is of this
temperamen .• She wonders her hue-- ;
band is not more fond of; her company.
That her children give her so. much,
trouble. That domestics do not like to ,
work for her. That she cannot secure
the good will of young people. The
truth is she is, fretful and pe'evish.
' Children fear her and do not love her.
She never yet gained- the affections of
a young person, nor ever will till she
letties of fretting.
4. IT DEFEATS THE END OF FAMILY
GOVERNMENT..--Good family govern
ment is the blending' authority with af
fection, so as to secure_reepect andlleve,_
Indeed thie-is the great, secret of man- -
aging young people., :Now your fret
tors may inspirefear ; but they altirays •
• make two faults•where they - corre'ct one.
Scolding at a child, fretting at a child,
. sneering at a child, taunting. at a child,
treating a child as though it had no feel
ings, inspires dread and dislike, and fos
ters those very dispositions from which_
many of the faults of childhood proceed.
Mr. G. and Mrs. F. are of this claim-
Their children are-made to mind ; but
how T :gr. F. frets at and -scolds-her 7
children. *She is severe-enough upop
their faults. She seems to watch them
in order to find fault. She sneers at
them—treats them as though they had
no -- feelings --- She seldorri—gives-thoil
a command without a threat, and.a long
running, fault-finding commentary.
When she chides, it is not . done in a dig
nified manner. She raises her voice,
,puts oti a cross look, threatens, strikes
them, pinches their ears, slaps their
hands, &e. The aildren cry, pout,
sulk, and poor Mrs. F. has to do her
work over pretty often. Then she will
find fault with her husband, because he
6oes not fall in with her ways, or chime
with her as a chorus.
-• 5. FRETTING AND SCOLDING MAITRE
HYPOCRITES.—As a fretter newer re
celves confidence and 'affection, so no '
one litres to tell them any thing disa
greeable, and thus procure for them
selves a fretting. Now children' con--
ceal, inasmnigh as they cannot make up
their minds to be frank and open heart
ed. So husbands conceal from their
wives, and wives from their husbands.
For a man may be as brave as a lion,
but he likes not to come in 'contact with
nettles and mosquitoes.
6. Fr DESTROYS ONE'S PEACE 01
MIND.—The more one frets, the more
he may, A fretter will always. have
- enough to fret at. Especially if he or
she has the bump of order and neatness
largely - developed.' Something will al
--a-be-out-of-phice.
,rays - t at - ca - .sere wit&-
ways be dirt somewhere. • Others will
not eat right, look right, talk right-'--he
'will not 4o those - things so as to please
• them. And hatters are generally so
selfish as to have no regard for any one's
comfort but their own.
7. It -115 A MARK OF VULGAR DISFO9I..
yros.—:-Some persons have so much
gall in =their disposition, ate so selfish,
that they have no regard for the feelings"
of others. All things must be done to
please Them. They make their hus—
bands, wives, children, children, do—
mestics, the conductors by which toeir
spleen and ill-nature is discharged. Wo
to the children who are exposed to such
influences—it Makes them callous and
unfeeling, and when they grow up, they
pursue. the same course_ with their chil
dren, or those entrusted to their, man
agement.; and thns the race of trotters
is pprpetuated.
TDE NIORT/NGALE'S CAGE.—T4D suite of
rooms prepared at Neer York for JENNT LIND
at the Irving House, consisting, as the Tribune
tells us,'of 'a parlor ,a drawing room, a dining .
room, and two bed•rooms, were fitted up in
. magnificent style for her arrival, the furniture
and paintings in them being valued at $7000./
In her drawing room, the furniture is all o 9 Al e
finest carved solid rosewoo d, covered-,With yd
/ow and gold satin - dimask, the curtains of the
'same material, with fine real thread lace un
,derneath. Tho tables of ,rosewood; " marble,
and Paper Macho richly inlaid with. pearl..
One of Boardman & Gray's Doles Camppda
pianos is also in the apartment. Her chamber
is no less gorgeously finished, the bedstead
_be
ing covered with a canopy of the finest lace,
and the coverlid of the most splendid „purple
iatin, beautifully embroidered,- and mith.:a
lace Anarder. The superb manner in which
-- these rooms are furnished reflects great credit
OD 1110 taste and enlorprisd• of ,r .Howaito.
Mdlle. Lind was surprised at their richness and
elegance, and seemed very curious to know
'whether eacu article had actually been manu
factured in -this country. Sho was evidently
unprepared - to find , such, a display- at wealth
and taste - in a land still regarded' through the
greeter part of Europa as having barely reach
., ad the standard of eiiilization.
NEW.ARRIVAL ° .OF
. Foreitpv. and . Domestic Hardware
JACOB SEINER has just received, from the
eastern , cities, and le`now opening at the Cheap
Hardware, on-North' Hanover' meet, nexidoor
to Glass' Hotel, a, new assortment in hie line,
such'as • •
Oils, Glass and raints, ' •
• 'Copal, Japan and Black _Varnishes,'of extra
cdality, • "
Nails and Spikes, •
!Wale' best I3ar Iron,
Oast, Shear, Blister and Spring Steele,
, Locks, Hinges and Screws. '
• Plattesaws, Chisels, Augurs, Axes,
Knives and Forks Shoe Findings, &c.
To- which he' would 'call. the attention of, the
" public. Persons wishing to buy will do well to
"'•Oall. as we aise deterinined to sell at linh rates'
for cash.' OtrThe highest peels paid for Scrap
Iron, and for. Flax Seed. J SENER,
uovl4
,~li~celtaite~a~t'
tfretit nargai#Bl
. . . . .
~
irf AN he expected froin - thMsubscriber, as he
XII has just roceivettc now and spiendid, as
soriment of WINTER , ..i3OODS,• which 'be'
offer's to his customers and others . who may
'favor ;hint. with a call at great Bargains I . •
CLOTHS AND' CASSIMEREfiI,.
satinets, velvet cords. Ky.•jeane , scarlet,. yel--
low, white and Canton Flannels ; &kings. mus
lins, calico, cashmeres; de lanes; alpacas, Co' . •
bvrg biotite, gloves; hosiery; Irish linen, corn-,
forts, &c, -- . .
' • SHAWLS! SHAWLS II - •
- A largo and .splendid assortment of ; Long
and Square Shawls, at • all - prices •to suit.Ae_
times. •
• BOOTS AND SHOES. •
Also, Boots and Slioes, which he is-determ
ined•to sal/low, atJiis.,stand, in -North Kano
first store below Haversticli's Drug Store: -
ver street, Carlisle. J. O. CARMONY.
, NEW GOODS AT THE -
.7rE. - we R E:
THE undersigned -respeetfullY islorme. hie•
friends and numerous customers, that ihe has
removed his store to Humerich's corner direct
ly opposite Wm. Leonard's old stand, in North
Hanover street. Ho has recently returned from
Philadelphia, with a large - and carefully so
ectod,assor-iment-of-4.-..- -
17m .Spring: Goods,
purchased at the lowest prices, and which he is
determined dispose of at very squill profits. A
arge assortment, of
SUPERIOR CLOTHS,
at from 75 cents to $G per yard. Also, bassi
mores, Cassinots and Vestings, at various pri
ces.
DRESS GOODS,
such,es Dolaines, Bareges, 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, Tickings, bleached and un
bleached Muslins, Bonnets, Hats, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES
A well selected ' assortment of Men; Women
and Children's Boots •and 'Shoes, of superior
quality, and very cheap. Also, boys and men s
Cloth and Hungarian Caps.
GROCERIES,.
of all kinds, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pe
kin-Tea Company's celebrated Teas, &c., all
fresh rind good. Also, constantly on hand,
the best quality of Carpet Chaiii.
The - subscriber respectfully asks his custom-
ere and all who wish good bargains, to give
him an early call. Pon' t forget the stand, mil ,
ner Opposite Leonard's old stand, North Han
over street
ap 10
N W WOODS, Ag't.
-14-B'.-•Batter,.-Egga r --Ragat-and-Soaprtaken
at market prices. • _ _
A Large Stock of Dry Goods Selling
ar~r•
HIVE."
AT
"BEE
A 1 1! , 4C OSt T. .
'EtIOR the benefit of all 'my friends in the
.17 town and country the subscriber makes
the above announceineht to show that he has
concluded to ,change his Businiss. - Settle up
all Book Accounts, and sell out his entire stock
of dry goods at cost.
All who wish to save a sixpence can do so
by calling at the BEE HIVE irr , North Hano•
ver street, as I wish to dispose of my stock
between this and the first of January, 1851,
—1 have a ldrgo stock•'ot -staple-goods- all suit
ed for family uses: Please call and examine
my stock, as nothing will be lost, and all at.
tention will be given by the subscriber to please.
S A COYLE.
CLOTHING !
I keep .constantly on hand Ready Made
Clothing. Also will have made by Jl.fr. Thos.
Reighter (who is working in my Store Room,)
o order any garment on the shortest notice.
1004 S. A: COYLE.
NEW SPRING GOODS 4
Ahead of nil Competition •
rinH E; subscribers have returned from-Phila.,
delphia, with a large assortment of
CHEAP SPRING GOODS,
consisting partly of Mous de LaMes, Lawns,
Bareges, Linen . Lustres, at 12-1, 18i- and 25 cm
per yard, Alpachas, Gingliams, Calicoes, and a
variety of other dress goods; Cloths, Cassi
mores, Vestings, Summer stuffs for men and
boys wear in endless variety, chocks, tickings
muslins at old prices,flannels,, hosiery, gloves,
laces and edgings, insertings, and some very
cheap CARPETS, groceries, queonsware, dr.c.
Also, a largo assortment of very
1 1 CHEAP BONNETS,
Palm leaf and braid hate, bonnet 'ribbons at ti
lvices anci very cheap, a few pieces wide Mg
ustreblack silks, together with a general — tis:
sortment including, nearly every article in our
line of business, all of which have been bought
for Cash, and will be sold to our customers and
ho whole c'untry at considerably lower prices
than they can be•bought in Carlisle/ Give us
a call and judge for yourselves.
A & W BENTZ:
March 20, 1850.
FIZI47111:1 (177:17W1
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA,
THE subscriber having leased the above
large, and dommodioue HOTEL, situated on the
corner - of the -Public-Square and South Hano
ver street, and lately occupied by Bon!. L Esh
leman, begs leave to announce to his friends
and the public that he is prepared to entertain
them in a • manner which cannot fail to moot
thei'r approbation. ' •
THE HOUSE has the moat pleasant loca
tion in the borough—has been newly furnished
and otherwise improved, and. no pains will be
spared to make those who may sojourn with
him, comfortable -during their stay, Hitt par
lors are large and well tarnished, and his cham
bers supplied with now pled comfortable bed
ding. .
lIIS TABLE will be supplied wi h the , best
the market can afford, and all who are connect ,
ed With his house will be found attentive care..
ful and obliging.
THE BAR will contain the best liquors the
city can produce.
HIS STABLING is entirely new and exten
sive, capable of accommodating front 50 to 60
horses—making it a desirable stopping place
for DROVERS, and will be attended by a skil
ful Ostler. in short; nothing will be wanting
calculated to add to the comfort and convent
ence of those who may favor him with 'their
patronage. BOARDERS 'taken by the week,
motith,--or year
Kt -
IlionEnATE.
feb6'49-tf,
JOHr% HA.NNAN
DRUGS DRUGS 1. DRUGS!
rresh Spring Supply I
IHAVE Just received :n fresh stock. 6f. Mcd
'eines, Paints, Glass, Oil, &c., which
haviiig been purchased with great care at the
best city houses, I can confidently recommend
to Families, Physicians, Country Merchants
and Dealers, as being fresh and pare. •
Patent Medicines, Herbs and Extracts,
Fine - 110mi eels, Spices, ground and whole
Instruments, ~ Essences, ' - _
Pure Essen'l Oils Perfumery, &e.
Cod Liver Oil Warranted Genuine.
DYE-STUFFS.
,_
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,
1 Log'and Cam Weeds,
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
Lac Dyo•
PAINTS. . t -
Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and conch Varnish, and Red Lead.
All of which will be sold at the very lowest
market pride; — Also; a fresh and splendid ati
sorunent of
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and• innumerable other • articles
calculated for use and ornament, all of vilich
are offered...at the lowest sash pricee,, at the
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Stoke of the sub•
scriber on North Hanover street.
ME2=
May 22. 1850
Elastic Doll Meads.
• new'and beautiful Article,
TOELIEVED to be superior' to anything of,
Jifilicithe hind over before manufactured. Being
Elastic; will not ,break by falling. Painted
oil, when'soiled may be washed with' soap and
water, and readily restored to, their original
beauty. Their durability and TheoPrice B will
be fully demonettuted when duly tested.. A
large lot of 'the Wove veceived byexpreaa,
Kress A'ingle'i Read Qaiirteri!, in Isrortb, /14130.
• , NiOlifElt, Proprietor;
Carlisle, June 5,'50, ,•; - • •
P IL tor otdeCat •
A:4 '- M 026) • HUADARD'S
.4,lit ~,:pjije.i.o.kjil:44i
•
:.. , ViTatches ,, and - •Tearelryl.
~ ..- tt :.. 7 EH AER bierr EVER--
At t l / 4 'Wholesale and 'ltetall---A - t --th.
4 , 4 1 10 • '."Philadatit sE.hia Watch and Jaw
- t • rell'y Store," ,No: 96 North .
•••,=. J, GOND, street, corner of Quar
--ii 7' 'i iVi t.,"j," ; ry street.. ,
Gold Lovers, 18 k, cases, full joyellod, 630 and
. ,
Upwards - •
Silver Levers, full jewelled, $l5 and upwards.
Gold . Lepine, 18.1t.',cases, 'jewelled, $25 and
upwards
Silver'Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards
Silver Quartier Watches, $4, to 10 -
Silver-Spoons, qua{ to coin, per sett—Toa,
$5, Desert $lO, Tidildsls, other articles in pro.
portion.. All goods-warranted .to be what-the
are soldlor.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of fine
GOLD . JEWELRYa - lid 'SILVER WARE
'Also, an assortment of M J Tobias &' Co.,'
E Simpson, Samuel & Brothers, E S Yates &
Co, John .Harrison„G &.li. Beesley. and •ot her
superior Patent. Lever Movements, which will
be cased in any style desired •
• ,
• Arrangements have been- made.with, all the
above named most celebrated manufacturers of
Englaridoo furnish at short-notice any required
style of Watch, for which. orders will bo falcon,
and the name and residence of the . person or.
.dering_ . put on if requested. ,
,
Importer of Watches
novB]
THE GREAT CHINA STORE
OP PHILADELPHIA.
THANKFUL to •rho citizens of Corbels ,
and its vicinity for their increased custom,
we again request their company to view our
largo and splendid assortment of I
China, Glass & Queensware,
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 chan be had elsewhere—ln fact at less
than Wholesale Prices. A MERICAN , : AND
ENGLISH. BRITAN NIA- METAL GOODS
in greater variety than ever before offered in
the pity. FANCY CHINA in great - variety
very cheap.
OtrWe would invite any persOrt visiting. the
city to call and set~. us—they will at least be
pleased to walk around our beautiful Store, and
to view the finest Chinn find the cheapest the
world produces. Very respectfully,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
- • No. 219 Chesnut Street.
Phila. sept26'4o y
Office- No. 159 Chestnut Street, Capital :5300-
000. Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE to make Insurances on Lives
V on the most favourable terms, receive and
exe ute Trusts,-and receive Deposits on lute
-7 to eupital being paid up and invested, to
get %.
.CT
accumulatenretnium fund, affords
CI PEI .CT 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
nsurance is the most approved of, and is more
generally in use; than any other in Great Bri
tain, (where the subject is belt understood by
he peonle - „ - and where they have lida the long
est e')tperience,) as_ appears from the fact, that
out of 117 Life Insurance Companies there, of
all kinds. 87 are on this plan.
. The first BONUS wits.appropriated in De
comber, 1844, amounting' to 10 per cenr. on the
-- sum - insured - undtri he - oldest polices ;
cent:, 71 per cent., &c, &C..,0n others, in pro
portion to the time of standing, making an ad
dition of $100; $87.50; $75, &c., &c. to every
$l,OOO, originally insured, which is an'average
of - more than 50. per cent op the 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.
rance Register of the Company, thus':
ASTROLOGY. ASTRONVY, TRENOLOGY, Policy. I.
Ir. -.
GEOPIANCY
•
OIL J. at. Rowe,
MANUFACTURERS and wholesale dial:
INA ors in )3 g o As. ETS and
WOZTEIVOT.7IIave removed - '
store lately occupied by Messrs. Sellers of Da
via, where they have opened an extensive stock
of Eastern end City made BROOMS' and
WOOD' WARE, which they are now selling
at the lowest manufacturers prices.
A full assortment of Brushes, Mats
Cordage; `&c.. constantly on hand. No 111
(forth Third Street, 3 doorrk,holow Race, Phil
ad'elphia. j[3,17,'50
•
:I
Sum Bonus or l
Amount of Policy k.
Insured Addition Bonus payable a
the party's decease . ,
. •
No 58 $l,OOO $100•00. 51,100•00
1 .""' 88 2,500 250'00
.•'d 2 05 . 4,500 400'00 4,400.00
l• 1. 4 76 2,50 u 175.00 2,750•00.
•
21175•00'
7 11 ! • ••• : .
I 1 3Iik. 933 5000 437 . 50 5'43 . 00
••• - . :t2 1 4..
-• Pamphlets containing the table of rates
and explinations_oi tbe subject,; forms ef up
placation, and further information can be had at
. the office, gratis,
dressed to the Pre!
• Professor C IV Roback
[FltOlit SWEDEN.]
Office, No. 71 Lleust St., above-Bth, op.
.posito the-Musical-Fond Hall, Phil'a.
$25,000 HAVING BEEN 'WON.
LPV my numerous friends on the late Presi den
- tial election, should convince those skepti
calpeisons who talk of FAILURES, that no such
thing Os FATE IS 0r has been known by the MR i
inent and disiinguislied Astronomer and Astrol
ogee, C. \V. 'WHACK, during his :experience
of over a quarter of a century. Do you doubt
predestination ? Then why not were' man gain
a celebrity of General Taylor, a ',Niel Webster
or-a Henry - Clay ? — And - yet-there are some who
are foolish enough to doubt t at a man may be
berm with the power '.13 see into futnre events.
How can it be possible that the destiny of man
should be governed by the mere shuffling of a
pack of cards? and yet there are thousands who
allow themselves, with open mouths, to saalroW
the greasy words of some old woman, whose true
skill consists in filling them with wonders that
are most difficult for the di _cation uf others who
arc mire credu ous, yet more scientific. t is
such that bring discredit on a profession that has
been acknowledged to be a science of the highest
order,froau time immemorial ,aud is the only pro
casino that bus any authority to sustain it. The
high respect which General Taylor;and Charles
13ernadotte, late King• of Sweden had for Astrol
ogy, is shown by their letters for their Nativi
ties to the subscriber, which it will give him
great pleasure in showing to those who favor
him with a call. •
• In ndelitiOn to his power to foresee future c.
vents, he - has the power togive such - information
as will effectually redeem such. as arc given to
the too free use orthe bottle. tle is also capa-
Meet curing diseased heretofore considered in
curable in 0 is country by the ordinary inedi -
eines, anti wishes all to give him a - call who hav
heed given up by physicians and wish to be cure
ed• Fie will warrant a cure in all eases,and will
make no charge except for the conjurations he
shall make use of in his office. He is often asked
wind a Nativity is ? -He answers -according to
Geonnaney, one of the seven pointin the science
of Astrology, that it is a Jilerroscope of the future
events of a person's life, carefully calculated
_end
transcribed on paper, containing an account of
all the lucky and unlucky days in the months and
years of the persoas life for wlinni it is cast; r ihy
which means thousands in this country and,cfse
, where have been preiented tram misfortunes dm
, hailbeen hidden in the womb of futurity , by re
ferring to. their Nativity before entering on an
speculation of business or pleasure. It 'should
he in the j bands ()levet,' oneas their almanac for
life. A Nativity of an individual can only lore
! warn the possessor Of troubles that are in future .
, for him:those who are 'mowed in Mx sent diffi.
culties of any kind must wait on the subscriber in
person or' by letter, who is prepared to exert his
secret influence for their immediate be refit. He
is ready to use his influence to'forestal the results
of lawsuitsoutil all undertakings in which thereto
it risk involved, he also makes use of his power
for the restoration of stolen' or lost property,
which he has used for the advantage of thousands
in this city and elsewhere. Who can doubt a
getitleinnWs abilities, who has had the honor to
be called on and consulted withibv all the crown.
cd heads of Europe, and enjoy
_a higher repute
, tion stasis astrologer limn any be lying ? .. si
1:10-He can be consulted wit tat his office, or by
letter, if prepaid, and he is prepared to make
use of his poweilighltity of the hollowing topics:—
Business of all descriptions:travelling by land or
sett; courtships; advice given for their successful
accomplishment; speculating in stocks, merclian :
disc, or real estate' the recovering of legacieslie
dispute; the purchasing)! tickets; and the safety
of ships at sea. He also offers his spy/ices teepee
ting health, wealth and marriage, -love affairs,
journeys, Imirsuits,llifficultv. in business, fraud;
and in all the concerns of life, and Invites all to
call who are afflicted, corpet:eally or mentally.
BEM
Ladies, 50 tents; Gentlemen, $l. .Nativities
calculated and read in full, according to the Or
acles °Masculine Signs- , -Ladies. $1; Gentlemen
$1,50. Nati vides calculated according to Geoman•
cy,ror I.,adies;B2, in full, $9; Gentlemen, 8 3
in full, $5. - .
-PERE'UIVICERT - DEPOT.
ho deceived. Country Merchants
,111_, and Doelore who want good and cheap
PE4FUMERY and FANCY SOAPS should
call upon JOHN `l' CLEGG, Perfumer and
Chemist, 48 .711drleet St., below 2(l,Philadelphia.
who him constantly'on hand PERFUMERY'
and FANCY SOAPS of every description,
Powders, Hair Oils, Ox Marrows, , Colognes,
Hair Dyes, &c.:, cite`
-100,000 persons have road myadvertisomon
in the Public. Ledger, hundreds of whom have
called and boon convinced of the advantage of
purchasing direct, frond the manufacturer;
Agency for , FOrran's Circassian Hair Oil,
Curling Fluid, &c.
Orders from any part of the United States
will be'promptly attended to. -
ang14'50.13 , _ JOHN T CLEGG. "
04eap. groceries.
Supr . Coffee; Molasses; Ifpney, Cheese, fresh
13‘iiires:irenst PcowdersiMeeparoni, rarien; Rice
Fowl., :Raker's: Chocolate, •Thiker's' 'Cocoa,
Brown's Romrepaihio Chocolate,- ()ranges, Co l
eqqfute Relates, and Cucrante , bream stk.
arch 20. '•• c, -
Itst - ana dompaiiite.
nun INSUIL.A.NE.
East' PennsborouVFlViiiiifat
'"lre In4uranee .Compady of Cumbeiland . county.
- ..corporated by on act of.Assonibly, is now fully
.rgnnizad,.and iii operation under "the manage
. ! tent or the foliowing corninishioners, viz:
Jacob Shelly, WmR.-Gdrgas,'lVßehaer
Cook-
In, Melehoir .13:v0nm - flan, Chrietirui St aymiin,
Minor: Oyster, Jacob H' Cnover, Lewis Ryer ! ,
Henry Logan, Benjamin 11 Musser,- Jacob
.ark, 'Samuel , Pivivell, Joseph Wickersham.
The rates of insurance are low-and favors
-I.lc as - any Compahy of the kind in the State.—
'earaona wishing to become members are incited
'o mekoapplication to. the agents of the, compe
liy, who are willing to wait upon• them at-any
time. .
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' JACOB SHELLY, President.
--HENRY -LOOANy-Yice—President..._,...„....: 2 .
• Lewis Hvss, Secretark.
Igion-tEr., CoCiim, Treasurer.
0ct17'49.
AAGENTS.
Cumberland county.—Riiidolph Martin, New
c -:.Cumbeiland, C B Herman; Kingstown, Henry
Zearing,..ShiremanstoWn; Robert •Moore 'and
- .Charles Bell, Carlislo,'lsaac: Einem, Meehan
iceberg. Dr. J. Ahl, Churcbtowni
York county.—John Sherrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, - Diffeburg,iPeter-Wolford, Franklin
John Smith ' W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel Raffensberger, J W Craft.
• Harrisburg.—Housor & 'Lochman.
Members tof the company having policies a
bout to expre can have them renewed by mak
ng to any of the agents. -
LIP/S =SUB./MCP.,
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity
and Tpnit Company of Phi Pa.
in person or by letter, ad
isident or Actuary.
RICHARDS, President.
JNO F JAME
m2'49lY
, Actuary
CO
In all Christianized and civilized countries, has caused a
larger proportion of deathi than en other malady thnt of
faints the human family; and, until Within a few yenta,
thorn has not bean any certain reanadylo stop tho dovaatn.
.lion_oLtbaidestroyar—But.novr_
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALM
'urn gni. , stony of tli`s. nlwt A:ficifyviy narked andiotteloposl
woes Of PCLAIONA I' onstluntect cases
or Werra:id and discos. LUNGS—ouch noer.Less eases as
woos Jr..r bottom cured to , otty other. nottheitto.. Sts utto,
ty t./Infra worst Rome of the &Meter' perettnn, att to hove
born oronouncoll try physician, end , friends to lot ACTUAL
LY fly... Swum, who had Lank lairisl.elothes nnute,lnsvo
he. n curd, 0.1111 Not 11,01 601,8, who it said w gr y.nd
not aye snull.nr" day, ore now u well and hearty am tbor
p arses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
ru powerral =abet!. ea the prepnratiOn which we call
,RRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
T,he 13alsien differs from the Extract, because it possesses
...44 al tntdito limy, which are reetiliarly:ad,a,p_rel to, rand_a e.
omfonlially neeessarylgir,-I.ll4—tisnTif
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
and all diseues of a pulmonary nature—such diseases aa
usually prove- so fatal-under ordinary treatment, when they
attack the
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.
Thla BALSAM n t•LgAND cuueittscrsts in the LUNGS
nt ow• he r -- ..rAilleri - naay, ns serlistnlynntf
Evritser turn and henh ulcers artarn./.ly. This
Balsam Cures NINE mum of Cough nod Consumption out or
TEM, altar all other routed'. hare, Jailed to do good,
Thousands of Consumptions
and Chronic Coughs abundantly prove Ito Unfit:ling
In each disease., and Its undoubted curative power,
soothing, healing properties, the-following complaints
and disessea, Spitting of Blood, Bleeding at lhe Lunge
Pain in the Bread and Stde, Night.Stenstr, Nervous Coos.
piainte, Paßutution of the Heart, Chelsea lufanhon, Dysen
tery and Susnastr Complaints to Children and Adults, and all
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS.
Ncr_remedy offemel to the public has ever beenikiff as
sertoin and Gin - tool in restoring aLL the incidental sreaknes.
sas and ievegularitiee of the lox, a/ BRANT'S PULMONARY
BALSAM. It tuakea uo difference whether the derangement
be supprission, attest, or other *mak:lest—it REGULATES
ALL, b a y strengthening the siIATZW, egunlising the utROULA.
.I . IoN, nd sir:thing
_and fallgwing 'NZRyoUSAMMIADILITY
a- sop panipbleme:
CONSIIMiTION
A DYING WOMAN CURED I
We sotto this run to prove the POWER TO SAVE [AYE
when this 13A1 1 111d-uritted., even rifler the person is
ride. ed by pbysietene aru friend. to he in the but slayer - of
&Anise—actually tomsti.--anil, in lithe case, SO PAR cost,
Mat the !SMOLT , and lILIRIAL-EI.OTHES were bought! 'or
the particulars of this ease, and the respectable anitroolintba
eel prat/ of all die circumstances and facie, we refer to our
PANPIILLTS.
71.1 a ruse wee effected on Mrs. ZI BA IYY . F.ENIAN, of
Ballelon sra, Saratoga County, N.. Y. We ran prove, her
yowl a doubt, sasny others, i'dnuist equally hopelees, maul in
numerable PRAOS of Coughs and Clan.unplione e: WEED,
which were pressoustaed ineurable by saicetn. tin VSICILNS:
FITS - FITS, FITS.
Messrs. J. K. LIPPINCOTT k SON, respectable Into
theta at llJGyrme, SuWean county, Pennpyleania , carom to
us,,M ay 12.113 1 , stating, amen; Oilier fl tNY.PITIS Whit]. blld
leen derived Rum the use of IN ANT'S PULMONARY
BALSAM, that one of their customers had just infbnund
theta that her child, which had been subject 4o rrrs far
%mend purr, eras cured by the use of Basstr's BALSAS!.
LIVER COMPLAINT—DYSPEPSIA.
•
gra" oar Pionphleu, for the tures ofroeCed by HILANT'S
MEDICINES.%
pysENTErzy,
arRI HUUHLL Cossri t slvirs, In eistUrns or groins pass.
Nlfuj trit.ima any Ardor, sohatmor. Also—
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
No mother need ever mourn the death or her child by
that childdlestroying complaint, when teething In warm
weather—Cholera Indus., or what Is caned Scone.
"lii ANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM"
he administered to the child. It should, however, In
eases, be used In (Woe as large potions M the directions oa
web bottle prescribe, until the complaint la chocked.
For" sole by*J; W, RAWLINS & S. W
HAVERSTICK, Carlisle, J C & G 13;Altiek
and W D E Hays, Shippensburg—Wm Lloyd,
Lisburn—J F Spahr, Mechanicsburg—ll Her
ren, Newville—A C Klink, Dlocmlield-L-43ea
ver and Haines, Millerstown—J A Linn & Co
Lanbdisurg—J Milligan, lekesburg—S Low,
-Newport—J W Eouglass, Chambersburg7J L
Shearer, pillsburg—j Martin Lutrs, llarrisborg
All letters and orders must be addressed to
Wialace & Ce., 106 Broadwa • , New York.
Restoration lc Preservation of the
By M Wise di. Son, of Virginia.
WIS & SONo.find ing it altogether
M
impossible to attend personally to the
great number of daily aPplicationa, froth all
sections of the Union,' for their remedy for
—Baldness, and for.thoir celebrated HAIR TO.
NIC, have found it necessary to appoint a'
General. Travelling agent ? to ViEk different
cities and-towns throughout the United States,
vesting him with authority to appoint sub:a
gents, use and vend the Hair Tonic, and to ap
ply the It ESTORATIVE, and to put them
Into the hands of those he may appoint to ope
rate wherever a sufficient number of patients
in any,town orneighborhood shall be obtained.
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauquier
county, Va.,
is alone authorized to act as Gen
eral Travelling Agent, with powers above
ndiented.
Copt. C. may be expected to visit;,as speed
ily as practicable •the principal c.ties and town
..of the Union. •
,N, B. Capt. Cslvort will alwayi have on
hand a full supply of the HAIR' TONIC
(which eleanielt the head or dandruff, strength.'
ens and invigorates the link, and prevents it,
also, from falling Off) for the region of country
most contiguous to, hie operations, or it may
always be obtained at wholesale, and forwarded
70. any. part .of the' Union, by addressing- the
. proprietors, M. Wr§E - & SON, Richmond,
littrPrice $9 per dozen cash. Six . , bottles far
$5 , or ono dollar single bottle.. [nov2f3 g ly..
For :sale in Carlisle. by S W if A V E E.-,
STICK ' - •
Stores st; ,Siyops,
Hear, Road, Listen an 4
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.IROUTIIIAN AND- . •
NEW,. CHEAP—WE'D FASHIONABLE
.._pLpTiii.NG STORE, . • •
On East Alain Sircet,'in the foam formerly
cc
cuyiecl 111. llama), as a Clothing &cora.
THE attention of the Citizens ol Carlisle, aid
COmberlana and Terry Counties is invit d
to this newly established Clothing and: .
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
,STORE,
and see tbdwoll - solected and mostalogri ntly got
up 'Clothing ever offered in this place, It would
be well for every man to know .that a larger
assortinent,.better styles anti more desirable
clothing can be bought for loss money at this
now establishment tharret ,any other store in
the plt(Co jwithout any other exception. The •
iiiiortmeht'is well Selected aid the cut andmulte
`of the'latest spring tad summer fashions, which
aro far superior to all others for ease-and elo;,
fiance: All who wish purchase will find they
can save from twenty five to fifty per cent by
buying at."llls . new stand of ^
TROUTMAN & MAY.
Coats,-Pants and Vests we sell emarkably low
as the following list aprices will' show: •
COATS,
- -
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Superfine black Cloth'Dress Coate $6 to 18,00
'! " • Frock " 6 'lB,OO
j'ilie - FitrielilliiliirCrolfreitats or --
different styles, 3 10,00
New style of Uusbniereft epats, 2,50 9,00
French Coats-of all colors 1,50 7,00
Rough & Ready Tweed, new style 4,00 11,00
~
California Lustre, . 75 5,00
Linen Coats, 1,00 2,50
Business coats. 1,00 6,00
PANTALOONS.
New Style of American and French
CaAjmer plain, 1,50 7,00
New style at American and French
Cassi more, superior m 1 aa
variety of colors 5,00 10,00
Fine black case. and doeskins 2,50 9,00.
Striped and cross barred cess. Pants 1,50 5,00
New style Ntipoleon striped pants 1,25 3,n0
spring cuss. pants_ - 4,75 6,00
Great variety 01 Corduroy pants 1,25 3,0
Fine linen drilling striped and plain 75 2,50
New style of Cambroon 1,50 4,00
With an excellent assortment of wor,
king pants which will out•travel any
other in this place - 50 2,00 -
VESTS.
Superfine black Satin vests 1,75 5,00
-New-style of livered and sniped do 1,00 7,00
Plain & striped valentine 50 9,00
tins light summer Marseilles vests 75 3,00
All kinds of working vests at very low prices.
We will also keep a good assortment of
BOYS CLOTHING.
st coats, pants and vests and roll
them at very low urines. In addition to our
stock of ready made, clothing we will keep on •
hand en assortment of
FURNISHING ARTICLES,
such as shirts, scarfs, mums, suspenders,
drawers, collars, 'caps, umbrellas, gloves, hand
kerchiefs, socks, &c. &c , «hich make it
the interest of the purchaser to examine before
buying elsewhere. All goods.sold at this store,
warranted to give satisfaction, and defy compe
tition, in quality, elegance and style of the cut
and durability, and we hope by close attention
to business to matit a share of publit patron
age-- Don't-forget-the place, Noralrflanovei"
Street, a few doors above Loather Street West
side.
N. B. Clothing made to order at the Ittortest
notice.
Tice Petiole's Line.
THE Undersigned, by the partictilar request
of thousands of their friends, hereby announce
to all who seek and hive pleasure, that a Grand
Excursion will take place this and every day
throughout the season in the beautiful safety
ear "Clicapside," propelled by the low pressure
engine "Fit-sure," and in which all, both old
and young, are invited to participate. The ex
cursion will be conducted upon n plan entirely
different from any before:got. up in this neigh.
horliodif, both for-cheapness and dispatch ; and
the pleat tire it will aflOrd those who join In it
can scarcely be estimated: Tickets -will be
furnished at half the vsiial price, and the public
can start from any point they please, stopping
only at the CHEAP AND. _IMPROVED
Clothing Emporium,
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next door to Burkhoider's Hotel on %Vest Main
street, where the cheapest and most fashionable
assortment - or CLOTHIN G can be found—all
our own manufacture—and which we calf - sell
as cheap as the! can be bought at any of the
large city establishments and 20 percent. lower
than 'at any other house in this Borough. We
respectfdlly invite the public to take this pleas•
ant trip to our 'store, and examine our large as
sortment of
. CLOTH, DRESS, FROCK - AND SACK _COATS
of various colors and Styles, Pants Vests and
Roundabou's, Pea Jackets, HATS and CAPS,
Shirts and Stockings, Suspenders, Cravats, and
all the different articles necessary to constitute
a Gentleman's Wardrobe. Don't forget the
_place—next door to Burkholder's Hotel,. to
where we have just removed. Having a large
nasortmencot ClothsF Cassiineres and Veetings
an hand, we are'prepared to make up to order
all kinds of Clothing at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms:
aplo 111. & L STEINER.
Be tter-thalrthe-Goldminef-Call—
A Whole Suit o/ Clothes at 151,76
THE undersigned thankful for the patronage
of the Citizens of Carlisle and adjoining
country, informs his numtious friends and the
public in general, that he has just laid •in an
entirely new Stock of fashionable Spring and
Summer clotking, made up in the best style and
partieular.y calculated for this place, His stock
.consists of fine.,Drcss and Frock coats, Habits,
Cnssimer, Prab, &cc., and Chian coats, Tweed
Linen and Check coats, [fussiness coals of all
dekeriptions, superior Black Cassimer and fancy
Pantaloons, a great variety of Vests from 7.scts
to 84 00, pp large assortment of fancy articles of
Gentle_mei 's wear, whit* linen, striped and red
flannel liki ts. Gentlemen are requested to call
and examine the goods, and he is sure those
who buy-will be well fitted and at low prices.
A great assortment of Boys clothing, also
Caps and flats, from 12i to $3 00 constantly on
hand at . - S. GOLDMAN'S
South East cornorof Main and Market square,
Carlisle,, March OG, 1850.
SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES I
re Latest arrival.
/1111 E Cheap Family,Grueery Store of Jo.
sepli 1). Halbert, West street, Car
lisle, has just received a large and ffesh supply
of the hest FAMILY'GRGCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets - ean aflord. The subscri
her has just returned from the city. and world
respectfully invite his friends and the public
generally, both- in town and - country, to
and ekarninu for themselves his large and in
creased stock, which.andinwes-.-,011-the articles
asuallykept in his line, of busfness. Such as
Rio, Java and St Domingo and Lagulra Coffee •,
Imperial, Young Ilyson end Black Tone; of
very superior quality and flavor; Lavering's
crushed, loaf, falling loaf, and loaf sugars, or
ange grove, clarified• - Ne•.v Orleans and brown
Sugars of every grade and quality, with price to
suit. Honey, sugar house, Oilcans and syrup
Molasses. Spices of all kinds, which he will
warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Ce
dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs," half
bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints,
butter ladles, . wash rubbdrs, &c Clothes,
fancy sewing, traveling and market baskets of
all kinds. 'Castile, fancy, rosin and country
SOAPS. Also, a general assortmentof chewing
and smoking TOBACCO, spanish half spanish
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
' Brushes of all kinds. Prime CHEESE always
on hand. Sperm,. Winter,
,strained Elephant
and Common OILS.
._ GLASS, QUEENSWARE.—I have also.
added to my already ltirge stock, a number of
sew patterns of White Granite and. fancy tea
sets. with WARE of everyde
feription, whichl will sell at the lowest prices
uor cash.
Feeling'gra - tp - fal for the liberal patronage here.
!afore bestoweNipon him by a generous public,
the subscriber tenders them his hearty & sincere •
thanks, opd hopes that in his efforts ma:please
and particular attention to business, To merit a
continuance of their support. . . •
March 20, 1850. , J,05..131_. HALBERT.
NEW BOOT- and SHOE STORE
• NO. HUMBUG!
THE undersigned would respectfully inform,.
their friends and the public generally that
they have just opened a new and fashionable
assortment of BOOTS AND • SHOES, in the _
store room fbrmerly occupied by Wm.Ohborn,
io North Hanover • street, a .few doors above
Wm, Leonard's old stand, and from their expe
rience in the business they feel confident they
have supplied thOmeelves with as good and cheap
a stock as can be shown in Carlisle, and which
they are determined to sell lower for Cash than
they-can bo bought elsewhere.
Manufacturing and Repairing done inthe.best
manner at thesehortret nodes. They.have on
hand' a vary heavy stock'of all kinds °flaunt- _
En, which they will sell at a small advanca.to
Shoemakers and others, who will find it to their .
advantage to call and examine.
• WM. ASKEW & CO. ,
Curti*, juries -Bm. t
Clear the Track
fornla T.
~ ~Cl~ithic~.
DPAllisterrs All-neEtting Ointment,
Or. - the. World'a
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Containce no Ofereury or other Mineral.. •
Th•orn the" Reading Eagle." '
was never, perhapp, 7 a medi-
AL nine brought before 'the public,: that. has in
short - ii time - wmt such - a.reputaticm as "M.A l
lister'4',,A.ll-licaling Ointment, or the World's -
Solve:"- Almost every' person that has-made
trial of It, speaks warmly in its praise. One has
been cured by it.. of the most painful , Rheuma
tism 3-another of the Piles, a third of a trouble
some pain in the side, it !mirth of a swelling in
tie limbo, Ue. If it does nor give immediate
relief in every ease, it can never do injury, being ,
applied outwardly, As another evidence of the..
wonderful healing power possessed by this salve .
we snhjoi n ihe following certificates from a re
spectable eitizeo of Malik:tic:reek. township, in
this minty
M idenereek, Berke co., Pi i.,Mar ell
. 30,1847.
Messrs. Ritter Ifs desire to inform you
that I was "entirely cured h pain' the back, by
Meuse of McAllister's All-Ilealing•_Salve, which
I pterebased from you. I suffered with it about
20 years, and at night was unable to sleep. Dur
ing that time I tried various remedies, which
were, prescribed far me by physicians and other
persons, without receiving any. relief, sad at last
made trial-at this Salve with a result favorable
llmynnti—espectution-e-I—ion—now—entirely—free
from the pain and- enjoy at night a sweet and
peaceful sleep. * I have also used the Salve since
for to uth-acheiind other complaints, w RI) similar
happy results. Your Mend. •
JOHN HOLDEN BACH.
The following in from n re,.,ulne phyniciatt o
extensive practice in Philadelphia.
James ir: I hove for the two
last yearn ill,Cll in the habit of using your °int,
yo - 1 rut in eases of R .
heumatism; and
in Ten:a Capites, (Scald' Mean,) and' thus 'far
with the happiest effect. I think, from the ex
perimen is I have made-with it, that it richly de
serves hi b e idopted as an article of every day'
use by the profcwon at large. Yoths,
S. BELL, Phil.
' Philadelphia, Dec. 30,1847
Fe Ja mes McAllister—Dear Sir: l take pleas
lire in making tnown to you the great benefit I
have rue:lived by using your Vegetable Ointment
or the World's Salve, l had an ulcer, or run
ning sore on my ears of many 'years standing, I
had applied td several physicians but all to no
purpose; but by using your Ointment a few days,
-was completely dried up and well. I have
also used it for ,burns, for which' I find it an ex
cellent article'; also, in all eases of intlammatiot
EDWARD THORN.
I certify the above statement is true.
ilf C CADNIUS,'.
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TET'rElt—There is nothing better for the
cure of Te;ter. .
BURNS—It is one of the best things in the
world for 1;111.119. (See directions for using it.)
PlLESThousands are yearly cured by this
Ointment. ' It never fails in giiibg . relief for the
Piles. to
ca- Around the boxes are directions for using
McAllister's Ointment for Scrofula, Erysipelas
'Fetter, Chi!Wahl; Scald Dead, Quinsy, Sure
Throat, Bronchitis, Nervous Affections, Pains,
Disease of the Spine, II mid Ache, Asthma, Deaf.
'ness. Ear Ache. Burns, Corns, all Diseases' o
the Skin, Sore Lips, Pimples, &to., Swelling of
the tinits:Ee tt
Sos, Ithematisin. Piles, Cold Feet
Croup, Swelled or Broken Breast,Tooth Ache.
Ague in the. Face.
CORNS—Occasional use of this Ohitment
rill almays keep Corns from growing. POI;lc
need never be troubled with them tr they 'use it
frequently.
1)::r The Ointment is gond for any part of the
body or limbs whcn. inflamed. In_sonte,Xases it
should be applied often.
C Ointment will be genuine
unless the name of JAMES IMALLISTER is
written with II pen on every label.
FOR SALE by my agents, in all of the Pilo
cipal towns in the United States.
JAMES McA LUSTER,
Sole Propr etor of the above Medicine.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE No ;II North Third
Street, Philadelphia. -
CL -^ fPR ICE - '25 CENTS PER BOX—ce - -
AGENTS—S,EIIiott and S. W. Iltverstick,
Carlisle; J erf L R eigle, Mechanicsburg J.
Siugiser, Churchtown; Rhoad & 'Wherry
Newburg ; Joseph H. Ilerroti - , --- Newville; -
Lutz and G Bell, Harrisburg.
V i A l TX Pt a
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C3FT - )Y Pv°9131.A11.,.
Vo>r the lure s 4
COUC:-MES, COLDS,
non.p.snrri.ss,
1717'1100PING - COUGH
.A.M3 OONSUMMIPTION
The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparation—its saint au effect—its
power to relieve anti cure attentions of the Lungs
have-gained-for-it-a-celehrity-equalled- by no
other medicine. We offer it to the afflicted with
entire confidence in its virtues, and tile full be
lief that it will subdue imd remove the seyeiest
attacks of - disease Upon the throat and Lunge.
These results, as they become publicly ,known,
verry naturally attmet the attention of medical
men and phi lanthopists every where. What is
their opiumn of CHERRY PECTORAL may
he seen in the sollowing
VALENTINE MOTT, M. E.
'Prof Surgery filed College, New York, so .
'•lt gives me pleauire to certify the value auL
elliCacy' — or Ayer's Cl EMY PEC romAL
which I consider peculiarly adapted to cumin all
cases of the Throat and Lungs." •
MK Rl'. REV. LORD 1111511 OP FIELD.
ionales letter to his friernl,ll,llo was fast sink
ng under nn affection of the Lungs t--" Try die
perry pretorel and if any medicine can give you
'diet. with the blessing of God that will."
CIIIILF.JUS)IGE EUS - 1 IS
of Louisiana, writes "That a y oitug daughter of
his was cured of several severe attacks of croup
by the 'Cherry Pectoral."
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ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS
The Canadian. Journal of Illeclical 'Swum
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so preva
lent in this inclement climate, has yielded with
surprising rapidity to Ayre's Chen y Pectoral,
;and we cannot too strongly recommend this skil
ful preparation to the Profession and the public
generally."
Ect the relieved . sufferer speak for himself:—
,
=t=
Dr. J . C. AYDR—Dear Sir t—l been
rescued from a polio' and dangerous disease by
your medicine, grotitudc prompts ice to send
you this acknowledgement, not only in justice to
you, but for the information of others in like al.
A alight aold Open the lungs, neglected at firs
became §p ievere that spitting or blood, a violent
cough otra-Itroiuse.ilight sweats followed and Ins,
tenet! upon 'me.
_1 became emaciated, could no
sleep, was distressed by my congh, and it pail
through my cltest, and in short hod all the alarin
lug symptom : so; quick consumption. No mcdi
tine scented at all to reach my. case, Until I prov
ident.ally tried your Cliasry Pectoral, which
somi relieved _and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, B. A. STENVAIiT.
A La ANY,'N. Y., April 17,1848.
Dr. Ayer, Lowell—Dear Sir.;—l have for
years, been of with Asthma in the worst
form; so.that I have hoen to sleep in my
chair for a larger part of the - woe, being unable
to breathe in my bed. I had tried a great many
medicines, to , no purpose, uut:l my physician
prescribed, as on experiment, your' Chevy Pec
toral.
At first it seemed to make me worse, but in
.less titan Week ' , began to experience most
gratif3ing 'relief from its use; and ; now,' in four
weeks, the disease is entirely ren+cd•2 I can
sleep DI my'beti with comfort,and:enjoy a slate
of health which I bad never exp6'Oteii to enjoy.
GEOIICE S, rEtutmer. •
xnErARED_DY J.. c. 41111:8, CIIEDIKOT,. LOWELL
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Sold by Dr. Rawlins, S. A. Hubbard Dr. S
Elliott, daslisle; Dr. Ira Day, Meetwain, rg J
Herron, Newyille; J. C. Br.J, B. Altick Snip•
psenaburg; and druggists
ANOTHER REVOLUTION,
SAMUED A. HUBBARD,Having perches
ed of Mr•-Henry A Sturgeon, his stock of
Drugs, Medicines ,&.c., ,would ,respectfully so
licit a shaie of the public patronage, at the old
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the Rail Road depot. -
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He - will.keep.constantly on'• hand, an assort
ment of fresh Drugs. - Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy
articles, which ho is determined to sell low.=
Ho will give his personal attention to the busi
ness, and particularly to putting up prescriptions.
' A liberal deduction made for Phystcianseoun7
try Merchants, and Pedlars.. ,
Feb.l3, 1950- . • •
Cedar Ware.
UST received at the cheap Hardware sto
Q,' of the subscriber: in East nigh - Street, ,
complete assortment of 'rube, Buckets, Churns
• Bre,„ : -.sstrr' Also Dnpbets Rifle and. Blasting
'Powder,,,Which will Ise sold very cheap' by • •
Jan, Y.sd 1850. .HENRY SAXTON.
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' .11ctiointion
Amendment of the Constitution.
R E irp riV e -F2 n, gli v b! i'l l e,' f S h e e A -a Z:o e nt a m l o7 l cu l X i a °l 4 B /c o il;
t'innsytianin, in Gineral ASACllibly 711 a, That
the Constitution of this COMMollWellith be a
mended in the aecond'seetion of the fifth article
so that it shall read as follows: The Judges o
the Supreme Court; of the several ,Courta of .
.Common Pleas, and t.r such other Courts of
itetold as are or shall .he established by law,
shall be elected 11 the qualified electors of the
Commonwealth, in_the niami - er follow'rig to wit:
The Judges of the Suptune-Couri by-atm:Algal
ittrnl.. ectors el the Commonwealth atelarge i
the Presidimt Judges . of the several Courts-at
Com Mon ('lens, and of such other Courts of
steed; 0 'as ore or shall be established by law,
and all other Judges required to be learned in ,
the law, by the qualified elector; of the respec
tive districts over which they are to preside or
act tut Judges; and the Associate Judges of the •
Courts of Common Pleas bq the qualified elect
ors of the counties .respectively 'I lie Judges
~ ,r the supreme court shall hold their offices Inv
the term of Ilficen rears, if they shall on long
behave themselves well, (subject to the allot
ment hereinafter provided for subsequent to the
first eleetidn ;) he President Sudges of the sevp
`al Courts of Common Nail, and of such "thee
Courts of Record fix are Or shall be (stabliblia
fly law; and all ether .Itglacs required to be
learned in the low, shall half their offices for
the term of ten years, if' they shall so Inn be
have themselves well; the Associate Judges of
the Courts of Common Pleas shall hold .their
offices for the teem of five years if tfuer.shan so
tong behave themselves well; all of wham shall
be commissioned by the Governor, but for any .
reasonable cause, Minch shall not be sufficient
gronds of impeachment. the Governor shall re
mo 'cony of them on the address of two-thirds
ur
of nth branch of the Legislate. The first e
ii
lee ion shall take place at the general election of
Alirs Cornmonwealth next iit' er the adoption. of
pthis amcndment, and the corm) ' ions of all the
Judges who ay he thersillffirlitii_V dre_on_...-
- fliii - firriiT m y of pixemhee follelicing, wheu
thus terms of the netv Judges stud I COMITIVIIee.--
The persons who chill then he elected .11111 g-es oh,
the Supreme 'Court shall bold Omit- offices as f'ol
low's: One of-them for th...ce preen, one 11)1. six
ye'nt'a, one the nine years, one ler twelve
.).le9,
and one ffir fifteedyears ; the ter • ol 'rash to. be
decided by lot by the said Judges. as sopa Mier
the election as convenient, nod the restlt certi
fied by them to the Got ()rime, that the eommis
sions may he ismed in IieCOVIIPIree the POO. The
Judge whose commission will -first expire shall/
be Chief .he-tine during : . ;isterm, and thereafior
each Judge whose commission shall ,firs: expire
shall !mann helhe Chief Justice, and it ton op -
more COMMISSIOIIS shall eXpiVe. 011 the .5:1111e day,
the Judges holding them shall devide it, 101 l, lueb
shill be the Chief Justice. Any vacaneies, hap
pening by death, resignation or mherwise, in
any el the said Coons, shall he filled by ap
pointment by the Governor, to P.oolioliC till the
first Monday of IL:cumber succeeding the next
general election. The Judges of the tVettreme
Court and_ the. PreeidentS of the several Courts
or Common Pleas shall, at stated times, receive
for their services an ,I , 'Cillate COMpellFllooll, to
lie fixed by law, which shall not be diMiniSheit
during their eollll4lllllieo iii office ; but they slush
receive no fees or perquisites of office ' EDP bold
any other office of profit under this Common
wealth, or under the Government of the United
States, Or any other State of this ;Union. The
udvs of the Supreme Court, during their• Con
tinuance in Mike, shall reside within this Corn
monwenithi-tinfl fine in,'•or,ludges. during thtdr
oontinunnee in Mike And reside, wilhiri tine dis-
trict or coma} for which they were respectively
electal.
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Speaker of the House of R, pees' ntotives
V IrEST,
Speaker of tie Senate
SENATE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, January es, 1850:
1, Samuel "Vl'. Pearson Chief Clerk of (116
Senate of Pennsylvania, do beech . ) certify that
the loregoing resolution,( No. 10 on the Senat e
file of tilt': present session,) entitled "It esolmion
rtfintive to an amendment of the Constitution,"—
it being the sante resolution which ens agreed
to by a majority of the Members elected to each
House of the last Legislatore—after haling been
duly - considered and discussed, was this flay a
greed to, by a majority of the- members °meted
to and serving in the .S'enate of Pemisy Ivania, at
its present session, as will appear I)) their voles
girth' on the foal passage' 01 the resolution as'
I follows, viz:
Those voting in favor of the resolotion were,
1-l• Jones Brooke, J. Porter Brawley,
A Crahb, Jonathan J Cunningham, ThAfffs S.
Ferilon, Thomas Fl Forst th, Charles fettle.),
Itobett 111 Friel:, I leery Pillion, John 'll'
soy, William .11aslett, Isaac llu,us, krinnuhy
Ires - , -- - - -Joslitin V- Jones, -Joseph - I;onigmacher,
.George V. Lawrence, 'Maxwell AlcClo.lin, Ileo.
jamill Malone, Benjamin Matthias, Henn. A
Muldenberg; - Willi.m - F: Packer, Witk 11.
ler, David Sankey, Peleg R Saverv, Conrad Shi•
mer,ll.oliert. C Sterrett, Unniel Stine, Farris B.
Streeter,.lohn Fl Walker and Valentine .Rest,
Sped ker—Vea s '29 . LL
Those voting against the passage of the peso.
lotion were, George Dar sic, Augustus Drum an.l
Alexander King—Nays 3.
Extract from the journal.
SAAI ILFEL W. I'EfAIISON;
IN THE HOUSE Or
REPRESENTATIVES
liayrisburg, Ohl> ch, 15,1850.
1, William Jack, Chief Clerk of the House of
Representatives of Pennsylvitnia, do M..reby cer
tify that the fot egoing resolution, (No. 10 nu the
Senate fite,itud No. 2111 on the House Journal of
the present session,) entitled "Resolution
five to the amendment of Oka Coustitution,"—
it being.the same resolution which was agreed to
by It ninjority of the members elected to each
I louse of the last Legislature—after haying been
duly considered and sliscussed, was this day a• greed to by . amajbmly of the - members elected
to and serving in thii House of Representatives
if Pennsylvania, at its present session, as will
appeal' by their votes, given on the finl passage
of die resolution, as fol lows,
Thosesoung in fitvor of the passage of the
resolution Nvere,JAn Acker, John Allison, Wm
B keit., Robert Baldwin, David 1 Bent, Craig
Biddle, Jerdmialt Black, John S Bowen, William
Brindle, 011acit s .11- 11 Brower, Jesse It
Jobe Ceosna, Henry. Church, John N. Cost.vog•
ham, Ivester Ctlidland, Benjamin G. David,
William J. Dobbins, James P Downer,Thothas
Duncan, William Dunn, Willianif . F.Spey, John C
Evans, Williant Evans, A. Scott Ewing, Alex
antler .S. Feather, Janice Flowers, itenjamin
-F1 Fortner, Alexlmder Gibboney. 'Fhomas E
Grier, Joseph E Joseph Golfe), Jacob
S Haldeman, George 11 Hart, LefTert - Hart, Jolts
Hastings, William J. Hemphill, John Hoge, 11
Huplet i •Lewfs•Herford;-Ww,ltingtOn Jackson,
Nicholas Jones; John Eillinger, Charles E
Kinkead, Robert Klotz, Harrison Plaird,Morris
Leech, 3onatitanD,Leet, Anson Leonard; James
.1 Lewis, Henry Liitle, Jollll9' ir DluCliuit wk,
John F ;McCullough, Alexander C MsCortly,
.1011111MItuglilin, John McLean, Samuel Marx,
John II Meek, Michael Me3ers, John Miller,
Joseph C Molloy„lohn. Monks, Williatn T
•Morrisdn, Ezekiel, Mowry, 'Edward N ickleson,
Jacob Nissly, Charles O'Neill, John 11 Packer,l
Joseph C Powell,James.o Reid, John S
Lewis Roberts, Samuel Robinson, John P Rutle
erford, Glenn; Wt. ,S:Ufield,Thomas C Scouller,
William Shaffner, Richard Simpson, Eli Slifer, •
'Smith, William A„ Smith, Daniel M.
Smyser,•Williain H Sootier, Thomas C Steel,
David Steward, Charles Stockwell, Edwin C
Trone,'Andr64 Wade, Robert IL; Walker, Tho.
man Wrtson 'Sidney 11 Wells, Hiram A MI.
Hams. Daniel Zerbey and Joan S. McCalmont,
Speaker—Yeas 87.. .'
Those voting against the passage of the relay
lutlonwere, Augustus E. Cornyn, David Evans
and Jathea M Pertce,—Nays 3. •
Extract from the Journal,'
o. , WILLIAM JACK, Clerk. .'
Filed March 15, 1850. -
A W BENEDICT,
Deft. Fee. of Commonwealth.
Pennsylvania Se.
I do certify that the'nbove ~and foregoing is •
true and correct copy of the- driginal resolution
of the General . Assembly,--mtiftedßeselution,
relative toan amendment of the Constitution,"
as the same rernains on file in this office.
Mr . Lt testimony, whereot I hese hereunto
L.S set any Itnnti, and caused to be affixed
tow the seal.ortio t Secretary's Office,at
risburg.this fifteenth day of June, Auno7Putnini
onethonsand'eight hundred and fifty
Sc SSELL, f
of the Commonwealth
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