sda* ( k ) atcfsT6--,-b
DAY,
THIS SA .
'The , •
r .......0rthe Sabbath scemeth Maly,"
love the Sabbath day,
: . 'There's something macred•in its air;
• To draw our truant thoughts away
To rectitude and prayer.
1 lore to sea the than of. God
-Stand humbat, hol.stirtne
And teach the w ay that the
Jes y us trod ,
~,Wityinfluence
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love Wheat the song otnralde '
..1101l sweetly through Site holy altle,
While manY a-heart Ito peace betraye
By Calm; untroubled smile,
love to hear the volce.of Prayer
Ascend, Ilke'inconee, from each soul,
A. weights of Eatery and deepalr
From guilty conecienco
101 ve to see the young attend ) , -
And listen 'with attentive Mind,
While thelryoung hearts with love ascend
To Him who's ever kind.
floss to see the Infant's eye
-Lank thoughtfld•frono its silken lid,
As though It knew it had-to dle,
And playful thoughtsforbid..
It is the purest, holiest scone,
That land or tea may o'er possess,
To meet on Babbath•day serene,
And nieet our God to bless.
, • , Death. -
It is a solein thing to think of
vt brings the awful reatir,, to our
:elves, of 6,...0e eye steadily •upon it.
Visit:am et death, dim and .distant, havoc
viten flitted before those.eyed may . fall
upon these lines.; b u t did they ever come
____Mearaery_riear,..and clothe themselves in..
• -something hire the-distinctness of reali
,ty ? To feel the fangs Of fatal 'disease
fastened with a firm and relentless hold
upon ourvitals ; to contemplate the grave
as our speedy abode, and Joie aped its
verge without hope of , rescue from its
dark and dreary dominions:; to say to
ocorruption, Thou art' my father'; add the
worm, Thou art.my'mothor and my sis
ter ; these will try the heart as it has
never been tried before. It is a trying
'thing to leave till_beow, and__that -torev
_ •er ; to part with the kindred that have •
grown lip by our side;who have met
• - with at the same tabe, arid warmed
'of the 'same fire, who — have endeared.
'themselves to our hearts by a thousand,
_proctfs_of_ true .and tried' affection. Dear
'reader, did you ever think • thus of dy- .
.ing Rtimember that depth will come
.
upon, you, and me. Not all the 'fortfi- '
cq:o
j.cations we can throw around the citadel
f life, will arrest the entrance of the
- estroyer for a-moment. The .cold hand
thfit has Stopped the`Vital current eo of- -
ten, 'and peopled the.grave with so:many
.generations, wilrone day thrust its icy
fingers into the very fountain of life
within our bosoms and he feeling after
our very heart-atrings. Perhaps you
'think that will be -WI hour -of consterna
tion and dismay. Such it-would-be with
out the presence of God. But grace can •
-make our souls calm and even joyful in
the immediate , prospect of dissolution
~•atid tthe grave.--Memoirs of .Hannah _
Hobbie.
11., Spiritual IVlinistrV
The people who enjoy the ministration
, of..altruly-spiriturilly-minded=pastordiave
a blessing, the value of which they are
but little danger of over estimating.
'There is a worth . in spirituality for
which no greatnes of natural or acqui
-red ability , can .compensate: Learning
•and abilities are qualities much more ea
sily attained, and much more easily jud•
,gad of. Piety does not he on the Sur
is developed by the life. But
its possesSion • is the best guarantys for
that intellectual_growth_for_WhiPhplety.
.is too often sacrificed. The man of pi
•ety. will.graw in knowledge; his very
piety supplies the most. impulsive and
-suetaining mottves in the universe for
labor and study.—The , richer his expe
rience for grace, the broader and brighter
the fields of knowledge will open. before
him, to invite to higher and higher at-.
tamments. But if he be not learned or
philosophical, he has in his spirituality,
a source of- power far - surpassing the -- ut=,
most scope of influence that learning ev
er_ supplied. Preaching t „..in Protestant
countries,"must respect the heads of the
people ; Lint after' all, _in any_ congrega
tiori-of immortal men-who haVe,",emils' to
save, and sins to be forgiven, to •airect the "
heart is the preacher's chief business
The difficulty in the way_ of the gospel,
is not 'so much the want of knowledge,
as - 0e - feeling. ..The preachees-desidpr
_atu rads not-so__mucla_the_power
struct, as to move; light is needed, but
warmth and life is more wanted. Piety
which emits its electric fire from heart
to heart, that - gathers and gets' hold of
the moral susceptibilities of the soul, and
rouses its latent powers to the mighty
business of salvation.—N. Y. Evange
list.
Now to be Sappy
"Scime time since;" -says Dr. Payson
in a letter to a young 'clergyman, "1 took
up a little work purporting to be the lives
.of sundry characters, as related- by them
selves. Two of these characters agreed
in remarking that:they were never hap
py until they,ceased striving to be great
men. This .remark struck me, as you
know the most simple.remarks will strike
us,'when Heaven pleases:occurred
to me at once that most of my \sufferings
and sorrows were occasioned by an un
willingness to be the nothing' which I am,
and by consequent struggles to be some
,thing. I saw if would but cease strug
-giing, and -- consent ,to anyiiiingr or
nothirg, just as God pleases, I might be
Happy.- - -You - will-think it strange that I
mention this as anew discovery. In one
sense it was not new :.I had_ .known it
for years. 'But I now saw it in a new
light., My heart saw it, and consented
to:it ; and I am 'coinparatfrely happy,
My dear 'brother, if-you can give up •all
,desire to be . great, and feel heartily wil-.
ling to b" nothing; you will be happy
too.
LIU PiiMIATIONARY.--The character
in which we sink, into the grave nt death,
is the ,very character which wo shall re
appear on the resurrection. That which
habit has fixed and strengthened through
life,adheres, it would seem to the' dis
embodied spirit, through the mysterious
interval which separates the day of our
account, when it will again stand forth,
the very image and substance of what it
as, to the inspection of the Judge and
the awards of the judgment seat. The
moral lineaments which are graven on
tablet: of tho inner man, and which every
day of as unconverted life makes deeper
'and more iridellible than, before, will re
tain the impressthey have received, un
altered by, the. transition to the future
state of -otir existence. There will be a
dissolution, and ilien a reconatructiriti of ,
the body from the same dust into which
it had moiildered ; 'but neither a dissolu
tion nova renovation of 'the spirit, which'
indestructible.both in character and es
,senee, will-weather and retain its Wonky
rit.the midway . ,passagflY between tine
Warldeind the next, ser,iii Itliejitne, of
quitting:ite earthly tene4eitt, ;We May
say, “That if unjust how, it will 'be. Un
jusrzetilll-: Wfilthrnewrirvilkrbe-`,filthy
still ; if righteous now, it will be righ
teous still ;
,and if helY.' tuiWilt will be
holy still.—Dr, Chalmers. •
' likreanstartartt TO DA'ItY MBRCIZS.
-._
As the Dead sea drinks in the river ..Tcir
dati,-and'i*nsyer the sweeter; and the
ocean all-other .rivers,o and is never the
fresher, so, we are .apt to) receive daily
'mercies from God, and still 'remain in
sensible of them, 111/thankful 'feithem.
—Bp.,
,Reynolds. .• • I
MEt=l
•
PETROLEDir Oil ROOK OIL
A NATURAL IiIiAfEDY •
Procured frown it'd/ in •A//eglm.L 4 42 CAN &L
4000 feel Wow the scowl's 41141110, PA.
PUT UP AND SOLD
HAUN,DtrOjil Iltaure'a secret spring,
~ealth, and life, to men will bring,
The hotpridepthithe magic liquid flows, •
:rintin our inareringu, end assuage. our woes.
PETROLEUM. ,
I .Tru l d S fa g i r r ea ttas in ic, remedy
w o o f
mi tt ut t 'e s
d i 4 1V n a ft . y e r
into rel l7ol: eud
lar favor. We need hay*. repeat the fact, that
this is a pure, unadulterated NATURAL MED
ICINE, and is put up us it flows from the bosord
of the earth, without admixture. In these days
of Nostrum vending, we do not w'onder , ut the in
credulity evinced by the 'comintitft,npon the
introducti re a New /?emen):,hut that incredu•
lily shall tint suppress a medicine, whose power
ful influence has mitigated and curets so many
diseases incident to our race; were we to with-'
hold a remedy like this from public notite, we
sliould.consider ourselves as guilty' of keeping
back something that was intended 'to relieve
much human suffering, and dispel the gloom and
pain of many a one, whose' system has for y ears
been rooked and tortured by the fell engines nj
Disease. Nay, do not wonder, gentle reader,
and join with others in theory', that it curatoo
many diseaseli-; le; if you will take the trouble
to run over the list of diseases fat which it Is re
commencicd „you will find that they are diseases
affe - e:ting - Ilie - saine kind oftissuesmnd consequent ,
ly IT IS APPLICABLE TO ALL.
But the best evidence ini favor of a medicine
are.the cures them selves. When these stand opt
in, bo , d relict, and when he who.for years has suf
feted the tortures Anil, pangs of an immedicable
lesion, whieh lion bees hastening him the nar
row house, speaks out kis its,prante, what better
evidenoe need_be_wanted_l_._:____We have. the..evi,
deuce in our ,possesion,of ,many astonishing
cures, which will be rnishekteany one who re.
ally doubts theeffieoob of this wonderful remedy,
The Earth, from w dch man was created,betirs
in her bosons remedies which if known, are ca.
liable of restoring him to health and vigor;wheu i
prostrated by sickness and disease, It was. the
opinion of the- celcArated Dr. Rush, that there
existed in Nature zut• antidote to every malady
to which man is liable.. Every-one is aware of
the relief frequently obtainedfrom Mineral Wa
ters, in float Chrollie comp - m . llas. Those singular medicaments, medicaments, flowing out-from the earth, satura.
tad with su stances varied in their.character,
' and holding them in complete solution, he'itranr,
pie testimony to the faet,t hat th e y were.com•
pounded by the master band of Nature, to repair
the shattered . yetiselaof our physical' being, nod
set them with sails unfurled, prosperously upon
be sea of life.
The Petroleum is one of thiS kind of remedies,.
and is endued with powers to relieve more hu
in sit suffering than any other medicine extant.-
- WhewtakenperSeveringly - asid - Ileelie 7 liiik - to — WC
directions; it - will cure=Diarrhoca:;Piles,'Rheir -
matisiu, Wept , Neuralgia, Obstinate Etaptions
of the SkiM,Erysipclas, Pimples on the Face;
Blotches, Piles, Chroniq,Bore Eyes, Ring Worm•
'fetter ; Scald Head Pains in the Bones, and
loints,anti all •that class _of _D,iseases, in--which
alterative, or purifying Medicines are indicated.
,
Sold by S. W. II averstick — and S. A. !lithium],
Carlisle ;.1. C. & G. B. .3ltick, ShipOnsluirg;
J. Hood & Son, Springfield; Gilmore tt
Stn igh , Ne wv il le ; Thomas-Greason, Plainfield,
Cumberland county.
Sept bmber 48'50—ty.
jus - rance eompaitio.
The United States Life Insurance
Annuity and Ti u t Company.
_rterPelvtual—Cu $250,000 Cads
MUM constant, unsolic application for
Life Insurance, funnel most abundant
and gratifying 'proof thou nblfc mind is
deeply impressed with chest , mportance of
this subject. 'rho great obji 7,1, however, of
Insurer= should be .safety, otherwise the whole
motive to insure may he disappointed. Too
much care cannot be practised in the selection
of an office with which to effect the contract.=--
The choice should be regulated not by present
and constant large inducements, as this, is cm , -
tainly-incempatible-with -future—bencfits.rhe.
premiums on life are calculated for the
tI present and prospective benefits therefore urn
given, the-result ultimately, must terminate in:
litigation, disappointment and ruin. The objet
aimed at by - this institution is stability andfreri
_petutty—The_rates_ofprernium-havo-boon.care—_,
Ily prepared- with:reference trii=fluctilattons,— , -!
The.cash system of payments has also been
adopted. Unpaid premium notes constitute no
part of the assets of this company, and every
contingency being fortified with an ample cap.
hid, security stamps tile whole system. This
feature, paramounuo all other - considerations,
cturneentla,file cotimatty to ptiblic favor. .E.x.-
_planatory.pamphlets„tdanlits_mpplicatlina_pepeia
information, and e ' • ill be cheerfully
furnished by WM M OSE, Esq., who
has been - duly-appointed agent of this company
for Cumberland county. Dr. H HINKLE 2
has also be - en appointed Medical Examiner.
Directors.—Stephen R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thompson, Benjamin W Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, William 'M Godwin, Paul B Goddard
Ifiwrence. Johnson, George M'Donry, James
Deeereux, John L Linton.
P pesi dent . —Stephen It. C.,.rawford. ,
'rice-President . mbrose W. Thompson.
Neerciory Es' Treasurer.—Charles G Imlay.
.leruary.—Manuel Eyre.
Comae/ Es' At orne y.—T hpmas' ' .
Exarnitiers.—Paul B Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, M. D. p [nue ly
rzaxi
THE Allen and East PenneboroUgh Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorporatod by un aet of Assembly, is now fully
organized, and in.cperation under the manage
ment of 'the following commissioners,
Jacob Shelly, Win It Gorges, Mtchael Cock
in, Me'choir Brenneman, Christian Stamen,
Simon Oyster, Jacob ti Coover, LoWis flyer,
Henry Loden, Benjamin ii Masser, Jacob
Imuel Prowoll, Jospeh Wickersham.
The rates of insurance areas low and favora
hl as any . Company of , the kind in the State.—
Persons wishing to become, members are invited
to make application to the agents of the compa
ny, who •uramilling to wait upon them at any
time.
• • . JACOB SHELLY, President,
lENRY LOGAN, Viee President.
- LEwus }ITCH, Secretary.
•
MICHAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer.
0c117'49
AGENTS.
Camber/and county\--,-,lttdolph Martin,, New
Cumberland, C B Herman; Kingstown, Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown, - Bann Maori:lllnd
Charles .Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Mechan
icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown.
York eau:zip—Min Sherrick Lisburn, John
C:-W-
Bowman, Dillsbure Peter Wolford,i Franklin
John Smith, Eaq.,ashington, W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel liafferisbergar, T W Craft.
Harriekure.—Houacr & Lachman. ,
Members ief, the company having policies-a
bout to.oznre,can have them renewed by-malt
n; application to any of the agents.
Exteneive Cabinet Ware-Roomt3.
IVOBERT 13. SMILEY, successor to - Wm.
Et C. Gibson, CABINET-MAKER & UN.
DERTAKER;North Hatiover street, Carlisle,
would respectfully inform the eitizens,of.Carlisle
and the public generally that ho now has on
hand a largo assortment of now
and elegant FURNITURE,
consisting. in part of Sofas,
• . xdroben, Card rin d other
Tahlcs„ Bureaus, , ' Bedstea d s , plain and fancy
Sowing Stands, &.c. inanufqcturod of the hest
materials and quality warranted. Alcoa gene.
ral assortment df Chairs at the lowest prices:—
Vonitian Blinds, made to order and repairing
promptiy attanded I*-COFFlNS•msdo'to
order at the shortest notico. and having a olden.
did Hoarse he will attend funerals in town or
cduntry. (* . Dont forget the old stand of Wm,
C. Gibson,' in North Hanover street, a few
doors north of Gimlet; Motel.
Sept"4-Iy.
..R, B. BNIME-y.
Bonnet. and' RTeek Ribbons.
• THE•subsariber ban' just °politician assort
ment , of Rtiobroitlerstl , Ribbons •of beautiful
styles, With 'a full suptily•of- Bonnet Ribbons of
nll qualities aep2s GVV /TAMER. •
• ,:::*:,--. gimp . .o.'•
Great . 13argaitts 1
.
Ari AN bo expected from (ho subscriber, n o ho
gI.J Jule jest received'''. new. and splendikas
sortnient of .W1N.1.T.K.: GOODS, which he
afreta4O". his custornere• and others'-'.whq ma
hivcir.hitiii.with a call at great Bargains I . . y
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEKES,
satinets, :velvet cards . Ky. jeans, scarlet,
/ow, white and Clanton Flannels, titkings. mus.
line, calico, caslimerce, lanes; . alpacas,. Cei
berg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish lines. 4
forts, doe, • ' t he
SHAWLS!'SIM
A large ,ati'd splendid jascih.S.• •
and Square Shawls,,,EWhich ho is determ.
times. di :stand, in North Hama
43,b4ItT'v e.
ersiiclt's Drug Store.
no.Acilis,o,,.",rt. J. G.. CARMONY.
... Summon MESH GROCERIES 1
Latest arrival. • .
trim Cheap 'Fatnily Grocery . Store 'Jo-
AL: soph D. Halbert, Wesrliacru street, Car
lisle, hesjust received a large and fresh Supply
of the best FAMILY 'GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia marketican Sfford. The subscri
ber has just returned from 'the City. and would
respectfully _invite his friends-and -the -public --
generally, both lit town and country, to call
and examine for themselves his large and in
creased stock, which embraces all the articlei
usually kept -in his lino of business:- - Such as---
Rio, Javaamt St Domingo and Laguna Cofles ;
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Tens, of
very superior quality and flavor ; Levering's
crushed, loaf; falling loaf, and' loaf sugars, or
_ „ = atme grove, clarified New Orleans and brown
-Si'llbTii-Wroxf-Errgra-dcs-OthirrailryTivilrplitr-ro—
suit. Honey,- sugar house, Orleans - and syrtn3 —
Molasses. Spices of alt- kinds, which he will
warrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Co•
dar and painted buckets, churns; tubs, half
bushel measures, butter s boWls, butter prints,
butter ladles, wash -rubbers,' A.so Clothes,
fancy sowing, traveling and market baskets of
ell kinds. Castile, fancy, rosin and country
SOAPS. Also; a general assortment of chewing
and smoking TOl3ACCO,spanish half spanish
and common CIGARS. Ropes twines, and
Brushci; of all Muds. Prime CHEESE always
on hand. Sperm, IVinter, strained Ei4lianf
and:Common OILS.
GLASS, QUEENSWARE."I have also
added to my already, large stock, a number of
sew patterns of White Granite and fancy tea
sets."witli.CROCKERY WARD; of every de
fcription, which I will sell at the lowest prices
uor cash.
Feelingtratoful for the lib6ral patronage here.
tofore bestowed upon 'him by a generous public,.
the subscriber tenders Ilion his hearty & sincere
thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to plea.°
and partieularmttentton to business, to merit a
continuance of their support.
March 20, 1850. JOS. D. HALBERT.
Uac>~l'W
NV 110 LESA LE AND META IL
CONFECTIONARY STORE,
.North tlanover Street, Carlisle,' Pa.
T ie.subsberiber would respectfully' invite
the attention of Country Illerchants and
public' in general to Iris large assortment of
' Confectionaries
_manfactured of the best material. fresh every
day—and warranted to stand•eny climate, which
he will sell wholesale orretail_at .the old stand
in North .Hanover street, a few doors north of
the Dank. Having just returned from the city,
he would also call attention to a large assort
ment of Fruits unit Nuts of the latest importa
01U, consisting r inTart ol
ORANGES, LEMONS, ttAISINS,
FigsrPruens, Dates, Citron, Almonds, E. Wal.
nuts, Cream- Cocoa, .Pea Nuts, Filberts
has also made a large'addition to hie cock .
of.
TOYS, AND FANCY GOODS,
boniprisitgrimimm - FitteTtoiriqi — Curd visiting
and other Baskets, Paper, Glass and Wooden
Funny - Btislf§: — D'Olta7lTslf Heads, To a, Bast
and. Parlor Balls, Rattoe's ' Games and Puzzles
Wheelbarrows, Wagons, Furniture, Tea Setts
and Nine Pins in Boxes, French and' German
Accordcons, Fancy Soaps, Hair OHS, Cologne,
Brushes &e. laeomtectioit -the above ho
has just received a large assortment of
FRESH GROCERIES,
such as Coffees. Teas: Sugars, Molasses, Spices
of all kinds, Water, Soda, Butter ante Sugar
Crackers, and all other articles in the Grocery
lino, which will be sold at low rates. •
FINE CA ICES,'ulways on hand and baked
to order. Turtles supplied with all articles in
-his
All orders from a distance thankfully received
and attended to with despatch,- N. D: no charge
for packing at this'establishment.
rfisle June 5,'50. . P. MONYER.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
JACOB SENER has just received, from the
eastern cities, and is now opening nt the Cheap
Hardware. on North Hanover street, next door,
to Glass' Hotel, a now assortment in his line,
aueli as _ .
_Ods, Glass and Paints,
Copal,•japan and Black Varnishes, of extra j
quality,
Nails anti Spikes,
Wale best Bar Iron,
—Oast,_Shear.„Bliater_ancLSpring_SteelS,___
LotiksrHinges-and-Screwsi.--
Planes, Saws, C,hisels, Augurs, Axes,
'Knives and Forks, Shoe Findings, dre.
To which ho would call the attention
.of the
public. Persons wishing to buy will do well to
oall. as we are determined to sell at losN rates
for cash. KTTlie highest price paid for Scrap
Ircn, and for Flax Sand. J SENER.
Webb's Washing Powder,
•
A. great saving of labor, soap and time, with
out any RUBBING by washing beards, Ma'
chines, or with the hands, and preventing all
wear and tear 'of clothei. Warranted not to
injure the finest fabrics. Price, 123 cents.
,c Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. Rawlins',
Drug and Varit;e Store, Main st. and
at his Medical all, North Queen et. L'ancas
ter.
N. B. All orders filled at Manufacturer's
prices. .
Mt=
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN THE
- Price of Hardware..
IIAVE just received the largest and Cheap
eat stock of-lIARD WARE, Glass; Paints, Oils
Varnishes, Saddlery, Carpenter's and Cabinet
Maker's Tools, Mahogany Veniers and all kinds
of Puilding Materials over ltrought to Carlisle
coligisting of Locks, — Hinges, screws, Nails
and Spikes. Persons about Ip,build„will findj,
greatly to their advantage''io Took at my stock
before purchasing. elsewhere. Come and 'see
the Goods and hear the_ price and you will be
convinced that thiais really the Cheap Hard
ware Stoic). Also, in, store anvils, vices, files
and rasps and a complete assortment of Watts'
Best Bar iron, also Rolled and Hoop Iron of all
'ces. I have also the Thermometer Churn
made by Mr George Spangler;'the best article
now itCuse. :
.
SGYTHES.-1" have
,inst received inySpring
stock of Grain and Grass Scythes, manufactured
expressly': for my own sales, and warranted to
be a superior article. Cradlo makers and
others writ find these 'Scythes to be the best ar
tide ,iit the market and at the ldwest fprice
wholesale and retail at the old . stand in North
Hanover streei. 'MEIN P LYNE,
May 29, 1850.
Goden Norse Motel,-
1141
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ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA
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THE subscriber having leased tho above
large and commodious' HOTEL, situated on'the
corner of the Public_Square ,and South Llano- -
ver street, and lately occupied by Ban!. L Esh
loman, begs leave - to announce to his friends
and the public that he is prepared to entertain
them in a manner which cannot .fail to meet
their approbation:
THE 'has the moat pleasant loca-'
tion in the borough—has been newlPfurriished
and otherwise improlied, and no pains will-be
spared to 'make those who may sojourn with
him, comfortable during, their' stay. His par
lora are large and well furnished, atid his cham
bers supplied. with new and comfortable' bed- '
ding. ,
HIS 'TABLE will be supplied wi h the best
thomarket can nil rd, and all who are connect
ed-with his house will be foundiattentivo care- •
fill and obliging.
THE BAR will contatn the bcat - liquors the
city can produce.. ,
Hi& STABLINO is entirely new and exten.
sive, capable of accommodating from go to 60
horses—making it a desirable %topping place
1 for DRO VERS; and will be attended by a alai
fill Ostler. in short, nothing will he wanting
calculated to odd tchtlin comfort end' conTent
ence .of those who may favor ''him With their
patronage. BOARDERS talcon - by the week,
Inontk t or year . • , . .. ,
OtrysnAte hionunATgr .• • ~ . • •••
f feti6'49.tl; • ',. '- J6llll HANN - AB - .
VITHERIAL OlLfor,ptklp at '
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•-•3;r
, S t ai
v 1-q 7 C'TOPA L I
^ —.s.
• , Pot. tbe cure of
pontts,_
1311.0x4-
ItsT.Er- .
T 44, w}x.o - orma -acktram
-44• 4 1) 'OOIISVIVIrTION.
TII (ieting to the tommum ty thls Justly cele,
'mated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is not,ouv wish. to trifle with the live
or health of the hflreted,l but' frtmklY lay he•
fore Item the opinions of distittnnislied men add
some of the.evideneks of its success, fro m which
they can jndg.6 for - theinsives. We sincerely
fledge out selves to make- no wild assertions or
alse statements of Its efficacy, nor will we hold
out Any hope su iferi nit amenity which facts will
not warrant.
Many timers nee here Five!), and we sal felt an
inquiet from the public alto ell we pubis 11, feel
hug fissured they will find them perfectly r elMbq
and. the medicine worthy their best confidence
and patronage. r
PROM 11E14.1. SILLIAIAN. M. D., L. L. D. Eie
Professor of Cheinistry, Minernology,e_de.,,Yale
College, Member of the Lit. mist. Mcd. Ph.l.
- mml - Sderr.-Societies-01-Amerivit-iinil_Europe
riIIERRY PECTORAL an ad
mirable composition from some of the best at
tide; in the•Ninterht Medien, add a veil' ( =net ,
iverestiedy foe-the chant of Olsen ses it is intmid
eil to cure." . . •
New Haven, Ct.; Nov'. I, 1849. •
Prof,„CLEVF.LAN D , of How doin College, Ale
Writes--" I intve witnessed the effects of Toro•
'CIIERRY PECTORAL' in toy own family and
that of tny friends, nod It gives roc satisTnetion to
state In Its favor that un tuellicine I hove ec•cr
known hat, proved so otninently successful in
curing di,:c.iees of:the throat :Ind lungs."
Rg(T. DR. OSGOOD
Writes--" That he etccsttlers 'CHERRY PliC.
A L.' the best tuedfekm for Pulmonary affee
tions over given to the phhlie," and statue that
"his daughter being obliged to keep the room
four modals watit'a , serere settled: cough, accom
panied 4.l : pistit 'Cr bloudoqglit sweats, and the
attendant symptoms of.consumpti on, emulate:wed
the use of the 'CHERRY PECTORAL' and
batt:completely-rceovered."
)lEAR THE YATIENI
Dr. Ayer—Dear Sir: For two Years I was
afflicted with a very severe 001101, accompanied.
ho spitting of blood and profuse night sweats.—
By die ['dyke of my atiending.phyi.ician I was
iiidaredltrose your I DERRY PECTORAL,
mid continued to do so till I considered myself
ured, and ascribe the edict loyotirprepni:t.loll,,
JAMES RANDALL.
Ilamp'enss. Springfield; Nwiv. 27, 1848.
This day appeared the above .named James
kandali, and pronounced Use above statement
•1?Y- in
every respect.
NORTON, Jusffee.
TIIIi R.F.:IIIP.DY TIIAT CURES,
PORTLAND, Mc, Jan, 10, IEI7
Dr. 40; I have been on afflicted with
Asthma which grew' 'yearly worse mail hint au,
tumn, it brought on a coug . b.ailuela confined me
in my chamber, , snal began to assume the alarm
ing sytoßtomat consumption. I had tried the
-best advice an —the best-medieine_to no 'matose,
mail 1-used your CHERRY PECTORAL - , which
has eared mg, and you.may well believe me.—
CraiNfully yourS. _
J. D. PIIELPS . .
If there ;tinny value-;n the judgment of the
viseot Ito speak from eipericacc, hereisw med.
chic worthy of the public confidence.
CIIEBAIIEb BY I. C. AYRES, LOWELL
)lA9SACRUSETTII.
Sold by Dr. Rawlins, S. A. Hubbard & DP, 5.
Elliott, Carlisle; Dr. Ira Day, Mechanicsburg;
11. 11er - roil, Isluwville; J. C. k. J. R. Altick Ship
ponsburiail di:uggistaimierolly,
L 1
lit 1 t t ti i n UN
....__,_..-_____ ~
Id all citrivtiantzed and civilized aBttntriot.-111a,toved a
largerpro_pnrtion - of ,lunths than any other malady that hr.
[filets the hunrtn.Catnily; and, mall within It r ,, VI
there has not been any.cerlain remedy to it. ,fiv dovust.
lino of Oa:, dretroyrr. But 1111 W
BI4 : 4NTJS IN DIAN
PONSSAM
rinIAU A
n,! d..rdere.l
, o•,,o lio4 nee,
Al' dite.ll,l oorr.hxs, rMS
, I, rot.• cored tab,-
%vino sonic af •• hill:cl.1 I..rAcroh an to hate
lty4Arrici , visnivi friends It 3 lie ACT1.,1..
had 'heir hurinhalloth.•n Iliadhave
cc., • ra.l .; ocher.,lwo who It w."o,lwould
Cc e• o . .hve clay, are lIONT m with caul Loruyy .4 they
- It pc 111, r.rwllAtrilvittg Orme, m•itrly
V,,,, , , full activoi myrepgratiim whirltwe cull
9ANT•S INDIAN Flll/IIFYING EXTRACT.
4. 101141, nYe pecrAt,ty_tteupfed.ta,rtuf_etre:
nereelne - yl4r, the Clll e
;' , ll . l;liz . ', ND ('ONSnIPTI()NS,
FI ,1 or a r unnounry ntituro---4dhtlt dittometi a.
C4i fond under cud . ..nary t.ustwint, Will. they
Thront, nud Heart
T . . 141; {1,5.1M nr.Ll.l,t, r, In the LUNGS,
- Inr" Ltu.
cura awl hmts tie•ta e11,"../14 This
NI t.l * Cuvli IN!t Conruniption..l.ll. of
nit other retnk, , i..hary faded It; do good.
Tb wads of Consumptions
rdid +so Ciitigas prnvo Itv tavittling ttlaury
einl iia nroiliodited punitive pinvor. and
ic•no prop ,
ortv, in the fo w
lloino conniniona
c o v ,„;vra. : , nierion •,/ Blood, iderdiii9 at Mr Elan..
" (Deal aad, Nide, Nlvta-Stuarts. ,I'r, - tool Oita.
Po.l l dr eg the !le, PP I, Ch111t,47
Lary >ail t n.o Contrtaints in Caddren Adedir, rind all
isfq , 'LE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS,
1 , 14 ito oirtiiihd to the public bea ever been huff . ,
rt- - yt erefluti in rcst.nny ALL the ilmidoanl trealent
•
val•i• .1 1 X, fla na 1:1V.! 1.1
•11,/11V1.01 1 110 whither tiny di,"1111.11,1111
ruppt txr...lirr 01;;t4 I:I.AT I .
A I.y m;rnsy:h.mirli the SYST /Nun/ iltoty (i.e
1 I.i, Itt.d r.uAmtr ctn.! ;iljarbly NICILVOII4 , I f IT
rr-
CONSUMPTION
DYiNG WOMAN •CUt-IED
lh.s Cure, lupruro the I.Trr
re 1. . ,, II t,f., thy p0r, , ,,1ft- con
..idor Pevr.trus gold ft irmais tir he to the /.": of
didue—.n,ll.lllly 1/TINA-0 ;:,f, ill nu , . • e
, ghlg OIe.}IIRAUU, aro On 4r ., up yor
0 , "1.r Ika”. of
proof of all the circuillata:MLW WI , / fact., Ace refer to our
l'ammit.nrs. •
'ilia CU re was en'ecteA ,on Mrs. %IBA DYSKIIMAN, of
barotoya Cotally, I'. Vt'u rim protu, les
yieftS . ajtould, ethmy ethers, almost. equally Illpelese, find he
orehf, cut, of Coeghs' and Censtee C
ptint. UUEI),
w
e birth vet re in deeltheed (ocurable by sult4l/1. ell VECIAN.S.
- FITS, FITS, FITS.
Messio, J. K. LIPPINCOTT & SON, respeetrthlo mess
cloth's at Ilole/roor, Autlivan munti., Pmesy/ronin, wrote to
s, May 12.11149, station', among other n tthitt' era wine!, hid
he, derive) from tiro use of BRANT'S PULMONARY
I! l !,SAII. LIM 1 1 11 e of their customers lout just informed
u:uu that her child, which 111.1 beet, subject hr YIT. for
we. eta years, rrau curet) by the use cf Rester's le.ll4Alli.
ra COM PLA INT—D YSPEPSIA.
Hee'emr Pamphlets fur tho eure.s efft.tml Eby 13E,A147 , S
5.1,C1nk:.. , ,F.5. •
• V It ItONIC.TAYSENTILItry -
Mi., fit unr.t CONYLAINTA, in children or proton ptrums
aunt wi:...c.sat any failure tguttalor.
C}-4.OLE.R A IN FANTUNI:
No mother urn.. ever mourn Vie death of her child by
that clull.deetroying," complaint, when lathing in wino
wenther--Cholern hyfantuat, or what le eallol SUMM rat
COMMA 01T—If ° BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM"
ho admir.latered to the child. Jr should, however, in'auch
*ow, i.e USOli in Oak* :re larg, potions 11.11 the direction, on
each heels meacribe, until the complaint hi chucked.
For' aide by'L W. RAWLINS &S. W
HAVERSTICK, Carlisle, .1 C & 0, 11,Altiok
and W 1) 13 flays, kihippensbuyg—Wm Lloyd,
Lisburwt—J F Spahr, Mechanicsburg—H Her
ron, C Klink, Sioetuffold—Ben•
ver and Haines, Milloratown—J A , Lion & Co
Lanbdisurg—J Milligani Ickesburg—S , Low;
Newport—J W Fouglass, Chanikershurg—T L
Shearer, Dillsbirg—J Martin Lutz; Harrisbcrg .
Aft fatten . % a:A ordorzyrnuat ..be.arldrettsud , ,to
Wlalace & Ce., 10 . 6 Broadway, New York.
*all and. Winter Clothing
. JiroWay Saved is — ripaey"..7l.liiik:
•
TROVTIVIAPT & MAWS
N;TEIV, CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
JA CLOTHING STORE, on East Main
,street opposite Ellidee Drug Store, in the room
'formerly occupied by Mr. liantch as a Clothing
Store:. Thankful to the citizens of Carlisle
and vicinity/or their increas ed cowtom, we a•
gain' request their company to view our large
and splendid assortment of Ready Jilade Cloth. •
212 0 for FALL. AND •WINTER. WEAR.
Oar Leech consists of till kinds of COATS,
PANTS,-VESTS, and Gentlemen's'Wearing
Apparel in general, suitable for the season, cut
and madein the most workmanlike manner and
of thp ;utast Fall and Winter Fashions. •'All
who wish to favor us with a call can save from
twenty•five to fifty per.cent. by buyingat our
wore, and all goods sold:vvarranted to give,em
'tire satisfaction: : . • [sept2s
1A TONS: Htinunered and Rolled ntoN
vv just resolved st the Cheap Store of the
subscriber in Main street. II S4XVQN.,
!TMEM
1 ...lee
BAY STATE SBA Wi,S. •
TIIESE celebrated and justly acknowledged
superior goods, in the latest colorings
and most improved styles, will be ftirnished by
,the subscribers in any quantity, at the very
' lowest prices: 'Purchasers will please notice
that the gennina Bay State fabrics bear tickets
coriespending with the above but, - addthey
Will also be distinguished from all other Wool.:
en Shawls by thew superior finish, fineness of
teXture. and brilliantly of colors.. Orders so
licited from all sections of the country, etni the
Mlle, will be pronnitly, attended .to.__Purcha
:sers.Will also find in our Shawl departMent n
.large.assortment of all the other most atymved
makes, and newest designs of American,
Freed! and Scotch Woolen Shawls, embracing
a great variety of plain and medium ' styles for
friends.
Also, Superior Lang'and Square Shawls in
latest styles nod best manufacture, High limfre
bleak and colored silk Shawls, Lupins Ohmic
•and Mode Colored Thibet Shawls, with silk
and wttelen—fringes—Parisl-Piinted—Casltmere
.aud 'rerkerri Shawls , Plain aMI Etnbroidvied
'Crape Simwls,New Style printed Palm Shawls
Neat Figured Paris Brocha Shawls, Lupins
Black'and Mode Colored Thibet Long Shawls,'
Plain Bound Seal Skin Shawl's, Plitin Mode
Colored French Terherri Shawls, fringed- and
bound, Pight•quarter French -Mode Colored
Thibel' Cloth, measuring full Iwo yards wide
for Shawls, binding to mateh, - White and
Col
ored Barcelona had (;emcee Shawls ; &c.
_ • ...7 - NVTIOLESA LE A NII
ROBERT POLOCK & CO
No. 18 SOUTII SECTIVD ST., PIII,..ADELTIII,I
Fall Offillfaerk Goods.
•
-.703313 STONE & SONS
(ilia; orters and Deolerag
SILKS, RIBBONS' & MILLINERY GOODS,
~gNo 45 South 21118trect, Philadelphia.
1113 A V E received by late nrrivalsfrom Franco
KA a large and very desirable assortment of
FALL NIII.LINEPY GO . ODS, among
which will be found
Bonnet Velvets of nll colors in variety of prices.
Satins
Corded Velvets • "
Figured, Watered and Colored Bonnet Goods
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, a large assortmutt
-;reeneli end American Flowers.
Laces, Bonnet 'l'abs, Crowns, Buckrams,
,Sr.c., together with a splendid assortment of
Paris Fancy Feohera.
The abovegoods were selected by one of the
firm in France,' and will be sold nt the very
lowest market prices. [septlB,'so
PIANO EORTEI WAREROOMS,
No. 171• CHESNUT ,S77IEE7', Pllll9D'.l.
THE OLD STAND, occuphil for more Own
„ ope-third of a century by G.
- •
!VIM undersigned weuld inost respectfully
99 announce te - the public that he is AGENT
for more than twenty of the most
celebrated manufacturers of B(18-
TUN, NEW YORK, PHILA
DELPHIA, and elsewhere; and
is constantly reeety.ing lionuhein.R.l . ANDS.o
411 e-richest and most varied -styles,-of-sup , erior
tone, and of the most superb finish, of 6. 6-,r, hl,
and 7 Octaves, which are .warrented equal
to soy Manufactured either in this country or
hi Europe.
Just received, also, n further supply of Church
and Parlor Organs, of beaUtiful patterns and
fine tones.
- WARERO OM is constantly supplied
whit a choice - selection of SET:AMINES and
iVIELODEONS, front the oldest and most cX•
tetisive manufactories in the United States; a:
Mang' widen is a new style of REED ORGAN
having Carhort's patent improvements, wilt
gilt ppen in front, and case elegantly carved,
and' highly 'Ornamental.
Tuning-and Repo.ring—Sig. Salvador La
Grassa, a distinguished Piano Forte )Manufactu
rer and Organ Builder, will attend to all orders.
sont 4 ,'so OSCAR C 13 CART. It
Watches and aewelry!
t• CHMAPER Tuttnr EVER
-
flit
)
Wholesale and Retail—At the
"Philtuloluhia Watch and Jew•
4 - i ' elry Store," N 0.96 North SE
no*„.... „•r•,..:. COND street, corner of Quar
tvai 0W,111.- ry street.
, .
, .
Gold Lrgors, 18 k. cases, lull jewelled, $3O and
upwards
Silver Lovers, full jewelled, $l5 and upwards.
Gold Lupine, 18 k. eases, jewelled, $25 and
upwards
Silver Lepines, jewelled, $lO and upwards
Silver Quartior Watches, 84 010
lilvey • :
, 8 , equil 8 • 1, & . ' 1,
- 85 - , Desert -sirl`tihk. PS, other articles in pro=
portion. All .goods warranted to be what the
are sold for:
Constantly. en_liand a large assortment of fine*
GOLD JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
Also, an assortment. of llf J Ttibias & Co
E Siam Son, Samuel & Brothers, E S Yates
'Co, Jelin Denison, U & R Beesley. and other
--- nparior - Tatem - tever OVCITMIIIIIIII' hie h
o cased in any style desired
Arrangements have beer'madc_with all the
above nulled moat celebrated manufacturers 01
England, to furnish at short notice any required
style of Watch,, for which orders will be taken,
and the name and residence of the person or
dering put on if requested. _ _
O. CONRAD,
Importer of Watches
novBl
THE GREAT CHINA STORE
OF PHILADELPHIA.
rrINANKFUL to the citizens 'of Carlisle
IL and its vicinity for their increased custom,
we again request their company to view our
'large and-splendid assortment el
China, Glass di. Queensware;
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, rind single
pieces, either of Glass, China ; or Stone Ware;
sold in quantities to suit purchasers, lot less than
they chnn be lied elsewhere—lit bet at less
• than • Wholennle Prices.. , A MEM CAN • A ND ,
ENGLISH BRITANNIA METAL GOODS
in greater variety than ever before offered in
the city. FANCY CHINA in grca: variety
very cheap.
95 , -We wouldinvzto any person visiting the
city to call and see us—they will "lit least be
pleased to walk around our beautiful store, and
to view the•fitnist Chi n n and the cheapest the
world 'produces. Very respectfully,
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. '219 Chestnut Street.
sopt 29'491y p . WWI
pErtrurtotEnT DEPOT.
-be deceived. Country Merchants
AY and Dealers who want good end cheap
I'EItFUMERY and FANCY 'SOAPS should
-call upon JOHN T CLEGG, Perfumer and
Chemist, 48 4.1a0e.i St., below 24,' Philudelvida.
who has constantly on hand PERFUMERY
and FANCY sonvitror every description,
rowders, 'Hair Ozt Marrows, Colognes,
Hair Dyes,- Sz.c„ &c.`
mono persons have rend my advertisement
in Elio Public Ledger, hundreds of whom. hdve
called and
. tmen' convinced of.the udvaninge of
porchisind dixect from the manufacturer,
Agency for Ferran's - Circassian Hair Oil,
Curling Fluid, &e. .
Orders froin any part 'of the United Stales
will bo 'promptly attended to.
'414'50,1y , JOHN T CLEGG:
A" .41111; Biome,
ANANUFACTURERS and'wholititaledeal.:
1.E.111,es B R 0-0 MS, BAS E T-S
and
WOOD WARE, have removed to the largo'
atom lately occupied by Messrs. Sellers & Da •
vit where they have opened,an extensive stock'
of Eastern and City made BROOMS and
•11` OOD WARE, which they are now selling
tithe la - West manufacturers prices. -•
ftill assortment of Ilrittlea, Brimhea, Jltatf,
Cordage ; Cc.. constantly on hand.. No li i .-
North,Third Street, 'J doors below Race,'Phi
dalphia.•
.lE4'l P.
MACKEREL,
SHAD, CODFISH,. ' .
SALMON. . Constantly on hand
HE'RRINGS,, and for ante by
PORK, J. 'PA LMER
HAMS AND SIDES, Market Srert Wharf,
SHOULDERS, • ' PHILADELPHIA.
LARD & CHEESE., • • - '
Brushes Brusheg
I=
A 'great variety of these useful articles is):
lined for sale; consisting of Whitowaejt , SWOO7/
thg, Scrufibing, Painters', loth, Shaving, Hair
•Tecth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Brushes in'
great variety, all of which are of We best Aunt
ty and will be sold :at the lowest prices '
June 6: • .1,5.4.11.4L1fY1"P
,~~~~fl~lLilla t;.
. • NERVOUS. DISEASES,
And if those Complaints which aro caused by an Inn paired, weakoned pr_bni:letilthy condition I.ho
. . . .
.
SYSTEM.
Thig beautiful and convoniont application of the my.
tot-ions ',onion of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, hes
boon: pronounced by diatinguiahed physicians,, both In
Europe and the Unitod Staten to bo the malt oatuabb.
medicinal discovery of the dlge.
Dr, CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
and • •
••
MAGNETIC.,FLUID
ri used with the most perfect and certain success hi alt
cases of
GENERAL -Droßriovrir;
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
variety; organs, end invigorating the entire ayatem. Also
in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS end PALSY, DYSPEP
SIA or INDIGESTION, RIIEUNTATISM, , ACUTE and
CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF
NESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION OF
/PHE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAINS In
C
the SIDE end HEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
'COMPLAINT, and _CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFI
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and d'IIIISICAL ENERGY,
and ell NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from one simple cause—namely,
A Derangement pf the Nervous System.
Qp In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi.
nines increase the disease, for they weaken the vital ener
gies of the already prostrated system ; while under the
strengthening, life giving , vitalizing influence of ()Milan
bun, ns applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery,
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer Is restored
to formdr health, strength, elasticity and vigor.
The greik peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. 'Christie's Galvanic Curatives',
consists, in the tact that they arrest' and cure disease by
outward application, - Is place of the usual mode of drug.
ging and physiching the patient, till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infliction..
They eirengt/fen the whole system, equalize the circulation
of the blood, promote (to Itereiio7l: and never do lh
tit injury nodel• anycircumstances. Since their Intro
duction in the United States 4 only three *years since, more
then
60,000 - Persons
loalT ,g all g em, claimed and 'condition., among welch
were largo number of indica, who are peculiarly eubJect
to Ner"oua Complaints, hare been -
ENTERELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
when all hope of relief had been given up, awl every
thing else been tried in vain !
Illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the case of,a person oillieted with that bane of
civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or
Marconi Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants ere
taken, which, by their action on the nerves and muscles
of the stomach, afford tempura, y relief, but- which leave
the patient in a lower state, and with Injured faculties,
after the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare
this, with the effect resulting from the application of .the
GALVANIC BELT: Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, oven
in the wane symptoms of an attackand simply tie the
Belt around the body, using the ' Alagnetic Fluid - as
- directed." In n" short - period - the - insensible - perspiration
will act on the positive element of the Belt, thereby
mixing a Galvanic circulation which will pass on to the
negative, and thence back again to the positive, thus
keeping up a continuous Galvanic circulation throughout
the system. Thus the, most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA
are._PERMANENTLY_CURED. A FEW, DAYS IS
OFTEN - AMPLY SUFFICIEN'I'TO ERADICATE THE
DISEASE OF YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Of the most Undoubted Character,
. .
From 01l parts of the Country could he given, sufficient
to fill every column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conolusivelkpriiveelluit . ___
" Truth is stranger than Fiction."
=
RIIEUIIIITISPA;BRONCIIITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
Rev: Dr. Landis, a Clergyman
of. New Jeisoy, of distinguished attainments and exalted
reputation:— '
Semcy, Now Jersey, July 1R -1878.
Dn. A. H. Cunterm—Dear Sir: You .wish to know of
ma what has been the result in my own case, of the appli•
cation of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECK LACE
lify reply is us follows:
For about twenty year. I had bean suffering from D'ys.
pepsin. Every year the ,Symptoms becarrie , verse, nor
could I obtain pm-menet...S.-C.l erym nay coupe of me de
cal treatment whatever. About ourfern fin.., %ince in..,
-consequence of frequent exposure to the-woather, In the
discharge of my pastoral duties,
I became subject tel •
severe Chronic Rheumatism, which for year after year,
caused me indescribable anguish. Farther: inthe wmtes
of '45 and '46, in consequence of preaching a great dee.:
In my.own and various other churches in this region, I
was attacked by tho-Bronchitis,-which -soon bocame-so
movero as to require an immediate suspension of my pas
toral labors. My nervous system woe now thoroughly vv.-
Crated, andars my Bronchitis become worse, so also did my
Dyspepsia and- Rheumatic affection—thus evincing that
'item disorders were connected with each other through
--rime of the Nervous System. In the whole Oar
' seemed to be no remedial ,agent which
fecupe a. 5 soy Norrons-Itystom-rovery
. Amt.:tried= for- this.purpose_ had _completely.
—5. At last 1 was lad by my friends to examine your
inventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of
their offielency,) I determined to try tiro effect .of the
application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC -FLUID. This was In Juno, 1846.
To NT ORI;A7 ASTONISHMENT ; IN TWO HATS UT D
CIONC ; IN EIGHT TUTS I WAS ;MARLED TO IHHUSIR
MT PASTORAL LAUORS 0 NOR HAVE I MICR [MUTTS!, A strums
ARISTIDE ON SCO . OURT OF THE BRONCHITIS; AND MT 'MM.
IIIiTIO'IPPEOTIOICIT/O - ETITTATLT - CTISEI7,O . ITIII3IILC - 11.. -
BIICII is the wonderful and happy- results of the experiment..
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering .from Neuralgic sakes
lions. They have tried them, WITH sires RESULTS,
NILIZVC, 50 EVERT csse.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDIS.
DR. CHRISTIE'S •
GALVANIC NECKLACE
I. used for.oll 'complaints affecting the Throat vr Ilead,
ouch as Bronehitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness, which
Is generally Nervous, and that distressed clitelelnt, esllad
Tie Doloreuz.
Palsy•'and Paralysis.
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All physicians ackartyvledge that these tensible diseases
are caused by de of Nervous Energy in the
affected Ilmbs. 4 lllDßlCiluerre's Galvanic Articles will,
surlily -this - deficient rower,end a complete 'and entire
cure le thus affected.. •,. ' • - '
1000 Oases .of PalopAnd Parely,s4
"hive hem tcp4rtedand his A g'gts
the last two };pare, which have been entirely "colored.
C•r. J F. Toms of Brooklyn ' N.Y., had
not been able to walk ptep for near four yours, and was
so helplosydhat,,,lghtleto be fed The most celebrates'
physiciiani,gavofiatn up. In five days after he commune.<
wearing the ki'Vvomic Boar, Nrcsi..ses, Arm tinscslava,
he walked across the room, and in three weeks he hod per.
'betty recovered his health. Captain Tomes is say ehtv
years of age.
Severe Deafness Cured.
The following is an extract from a letter lately received
from a disUnguished physician in the State of Virginia :
"A, IL CimitriE. - M. D.—Dear Sir : One of my patients,
unknown to me,mlitained your Gairanic Dell and Neek.
lace, with the Magnetic Fittid, for n serious affection of
Deafness. The case was that of [Lindy whose Nervous
system was much disordered, and her general health
poor. Much was done previously to the application (Atha
Belt, but with veil , little success, and I feel it only right
to tell Tou, that 8111C0 she commenced wearing the Belt
and using the Fluid, but a few weeks ego, the hu
ENTIRELY RECOVERED lIER HEARING, and hea
general health is better than for several years."
CtO" Every case of Deafness, If It be Nervous, ea
generally !s i ren be cured by tide wonderful remedy,
1 DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Convulsions' or Fits,
Spasmodic Compknot% and general Nervous Affection, of
the headand tipirortxtremitter. Also In Palsy and Paraly
sis, and all diseases caused by n deficiency of power
or
'bod Nervous Energy in .the limbs or other organs of the
y.
ea- Many hundred - Cartificateil from all parts - of US.
country of the most extraordinary character can be glassy
if required.
COP. No trouble or inconveniince attends the U4O la
DR..—CHRISTIE'S . GaLVAND.:
they may be worn by the Moat feeble and delicate With
perfect, ease-and safety.: In - many cases the - sensalltie
attending their use is' highly phasant and egrolelde: They
cue be sent ko.iny part of the country.,
Prices:
The'Gta ' 'Mine Dollars.
The Galvanlo Booklet:3e Two Dollars,
The Galvanic BraOolots; One Dollar Eaoh.
Thellaagiotio Fluid, One DOUAI%
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Op- The.artloleicura accompanied by full and 'phis
&ructions. Paraphlota with full particulan may •ba Iliad
of the authotizal dgol4.
•_
_.. .melted Ageat.. -
Sohl . ,
in CarAiqa by S. ELLTurt.
ANOTHEii,REVOLIiTION,
S' A e l Y
Drlig,n, Medicines • . .&c.._would 'reoectrully so;
licit n•slinre'of the public ...patronage; at the Old
stnntl; corner of Pitt arid High Streets, opposiro ,
;the Rail Road depot.
Ho will keep' constantly on heed; nn Lassort•
mont of fresh, Drugs, Medicines,-Paiute, Oila;
Dye Stullh. Perfumery, and n vnri9ty. or , folrY
articles, widclihe in determined to sell. lose,—.
Ho will give his personej attention to the busi- ..
ness, end particularly to putting up preset iptions.
A liberal deduction inncle for. Phyecinnso9un..
try -Illerellente r rcullore.
Feb.l3, 1850- . • ,•
.- !•••.•
li cclldnsou .
D. 1 .3! I? 1.7„..11f
. •
Pitis a ail ;1.0 f.ri(,
TI!,:;c0 }p l y,. I, Ito! 1.11,
fqr f i r•F',7 ! niET r
L.
411rv.. , p r .-t
.tit ! It, rdoildr.iit ed.d..inty,.;;•:t ., irtiii
!:tidlitt E.avrinr itit.!-r ttd.trry
dr &Addle td•wit!it't Uin Ituitiad rt . dir,
T )1
.of cortilieeted 1114itntweo, they here e'en* rererieit
• rroto the snsry 'tern of Y.l i'rfiniely
the lirn•litir'r :meta ‘llll,l of OW .11V 11 . 1 , 1 - 111.•
.jnflr 4(61,1: and to rattly rocnediel: fit-y oleo
(lerntanoiltiv semirct! that QM:ient °h . ; iyintut of
[whit!), srlibont "%rindb phut;:;
blexdoT. dl ;f•cot, indeed, ho •hr-ir'o•licaly inset-
Hein.; ',ell ini JE,I,Iy prevrel, tit It it .Ilan appeared
iriritiretilv les+ thtip itiiranulout to ;hem- who' rteero
ancputioLtal with Itio,lrceinifuliy 1111.11; nenie
oilll.- - s upon whirl; they:Aro complinvied. ond•npon
whotit -they- euttertment,ly:to-;hair
manifest an l sensible :union rti pn rifpinq the epritry
Paul chennele of hilt, ntiii to- . ;
uctvrd loon and vigor. that. they Tem ht.lebted for
their ;time.
_ Unrqse the host of peijileigue quenkeries
Ism, or - vegetable' ingredieuta, the LIFE 'MEDI
CIRE3 arc Purely ;;;;;) r; ; ;Iely vroretehie ; ;Lid ~ , f 1•
tOt.: neither Mercury, ten Antimony, r.or Arm-
Ine, Our oily other ontteral, iu :my form whailtvnr.
Casey' mutirelt, etontirdteil of nitrite:it iron] tern
;Itl ;ehrechel pi:rule r the yirittee u( wIIIII I, thea•rh
hog i4;invi, le aevrrul Indian lrittrn, mr-1
to some moioent ullentiet..., ere alto
getlirr olivrit to Ills ignutaiit
111,I.1•4 ; 111:11;141-
ter , hin -,- r - Irrrptlyt , StlislT, a It mg:
pperation is to In.aqu fruit the criats,l,l
,l11(1 tht) V1i71,141 F 1 lill1111r;tieR and
crinlidra ceirnently eettliii_ round them ; nod to
runn•vr the which collect inTho
• ,riii•eitine ei !Ito entail 'Westin,. Oilier tordi
einem oat: ti Itleaose them+, e n d l eer , ana l,"
roliccted ..;:ttnee behind to . er..luer liehitual Costive-
Wi(it an train or. evils, or lilddel)
Til:n fact IS well
I , CII , IWiI to nil rettotlar emetontidle who examine the
Ilnwele ;trier ;loath ; end lee, ! the preju
dice of three wen itilhrtneti men atteinet the quack'
inedleMea of 1.11.• aZ.4. Cirnet of the
VEGET,_kIILIL 11.1 1 .8 NEmicraEg r . e to
nail tine bladder ; nod, by
t 1,,-k nr an d loner,' the heehhfril action of
Twit rely d'; mile the regularity of the
yr . -nary or-rans. The whielito:e l it red
• duet the ag - eney of Cor liver au,l loutte,heforo
pee; es *into the heart, bet 019,1 purified by them,
and nomieltoil by 'fon 1 e 0.114) if,/”I I`.l/. 4 ,
rencnoj ev,ry pl;rt
of the • nod tiirt•ap:,:tiitiV 'rite battler
of beeitil iu 111. hioonli 1;.;
O“, 0,,,
of Intone:l gr-n-c in which rue VT,cizTATIL
2
LIFE MEDICINES ate well known tia
DYSPEPSIA, IY thorou.;hly'ch-to,i.i i r the first
a , ; ,! ~ ,,,: :•1,1, • ,.1,•!14, and creultiti is fl, v of pore
hde, i =1 eat n.,rid kind ;
, Losr of :lope 11,,athurn,
111•(!rriper, Arf.rielp,
0:1 , 1 .51,1 ~c.'inly; ti octl a, the general
eyrninoinn of I)y',:iy•nsil, will ry,iah, AU epatur4l
con ~ r te:mr, of its r.tism.
•
Costiveuets, by cleansing the whole lertfftli
tho intestines v.tith a 1 ,- 6,111..1m5-tets. amt wiPlu t ot
vi tlenee tt viuteitt purges leave 111 r, IhyoGig CO.;.tirD
W11.111;1 turn duyu
Diarrhwa and Choicm, b 6 t ,
sharp omid fluids by whiett them eon:pis:nut at
ettons;totecks.rid by fironv.inter ittiottes.: en or
6011 turillr,' 01 1 . 111 . 1 ‘ eit;11:,1111, -
Faven et rut kinds by r hh to d t o a
r;.% pro.nr orr•#;.li
rat:on in spelt eases, nod the thimonyit solution of
all intestinal oh-drift:ooli in wheys
'Pity turn(i./.NAIL havn. been 10e.tv_n_ta,
cure RILEITHATISEL tverumnently throe
wool, and ( - Willi' in half that time, by totnoving
he;al .I.l.ttutnatitm fr.tut the muscles 'lnd ligaments'
of the isitits.
Drcosies or all kinds, b freeing ar.d . strengilt.
Itlphif,y3 nod Itla der: they operate moat
11 , 1iX1:1,111v tat these imp taut orzans, and holm*
have evur-bmit fount! n certain rsmody for the
worst oases of (:RAVEL.
Also W o rms, by tlislot [Ong frOnt the turnip
•of the bowels the slimy ?nutter to whielt thane
crew ores
Asthma nod Consumption, by r. ficviug the'
air-vccwlr. of (lin limas from the mucous which oven
slight cJlde tql cern.titni, -sail - wliiet> if Dot ra
bo,,cir•B af id produces th sa ,
dreadful diseases.
Scurvy , Ulcers, Invqterate
tha imrt.et .purity which 'thee" LE F 2 JLED I
CINES _rive to the blond, mid It tho hutars.
Scorbutic Eruptions 'and Bad Complex
ions, by ibrir ulterativii elfeci upon tltn Holds that
0 — .I,n, and the murblil taste of which Cleeli
sions Oil enjo, no cu•iiiilnints. sallow, cloudy, and
other onplozion!.
Tnc usu of these PJIo for a v , •ry aliort lime will
effect au on lire card of RIIEU \I, awl a
Stfiliintr improve wout - T , I thr filsarunsa of tlin• aldn.
COMMON COLDS nod INFLUENZA. will
always ba cured by one dose, or by two ow”n in
the - worst enses.
PILES, Aa n remedy' nit' this most thstrr.sing
and jlmtinato ,I:Ldy, VEGETABLE LIFE
.11 •
,Thhit I 2 , n oamet ant etip oche
It ie well known to linielrqds in
thiaitY• Chia the inruoir proprietor or then vela-
able Nledieines woe himself afflicted with thin
complaint for' ume.irde of icitisiiir rive roe ; and
that lie tried in. vain .every rirnirily proscribed
within the whole equipment the Materia
lle howover ra length trent the Aludinine whiehy
emv.icifllireat e- wee-eared-in a
roe) , shorCiinte, after hb regovery huff been pro
nounced net ugly improbable, but 111,401u:01y
im
ptnsiblr, be any human
FEVER AND AGUE.
' F'dr Ef . 011,, 1 r rotiotry Oleg°
Medicines sill eliwody, add dertaiu.
remedy. Ot11 , •r lur.lf:l/1/s 4 /oar e the system sdb
joet to n ri.tiwtl of the. d. 0.• .eute by them
dirtdidine:i BE SA
TD-11.11.:1.), D 131.: CURED.
Bilious revei . 3 and Liver Cleinplaints.
General Debility, Lose or A ervi,Ters, AK
DISEASES or l ieo., --threit Ined,: j tes h oed ' b een
used with the. in,t iiiu!i.a hi eases of this
tioriptiou um{ SCL.Onil•As lit its
worst brute, yi,dils to the mild yet powerful action of
these reiniirkohle Niciu r SWEATS,
Nv.rtvous i yoll.iirr, Nsifvous ConeLimrs of all
hinds; P. Al rsirvi i y- or Dims 11EARr, PAINTER'S
Ciumo r-are speedily cured,
IYl2,ll.C,'Uit4 ~ ) .L DISEASES..
PerSl , ll4 1010,, coo:Met:6mm have become) im
paired by. the injhil:t.:olis th.o of .1! will find
these !Nieel:eines n 15. - riect cure, ns they never
to yearliCatO from ;he iiysLolit all Ole .e
Mercury inlinie•lv Fooner them the nine' powerfetei
pre:worettions of See.:worell • A mingle trial' will
pleteete thew heyouil the rein $t mf ethitpatitiou, in the
.entimathm - of every leoti4tet.
BE COII:V'ET2FEITS.
• v,coal havti latiily Lceu aii,covored, and their
atithors arri..Nteti, both in the city of Now
York and abroad.
Boy of no ono who is not iti< A nTuoi li4D
-Aavvr.
Prepared nod sold by fir. W. B. MOFFAT,
Broadway, New-York.
FOR S,ILLE BY
'DR J. W. RAW LlNS,Carlialo..
n ourou. YOURSEER
115—FOR 25 CENTS!!
111V11119 of the noeket
'lsellailitis, or, Every one
ib wit Playsiehm ! 'ravea
i-fnnrlh edition, with up
al.& 01 a Immlred engrn
ingn,, allowing prime Ala•
inses in every shape ond,.
prtn, and mulfornualioos
r the generative ayrtem.,
, Y MY OU'M;, M.D.
The time has now AI,
jog from secret (115en;e - ,
,
1101.11 on mere DlicolTle the swim OP Q.VA URT,
ns by the prescriptions contained i,i this book any
one may cure himself; without• hindrance te' bu
siness, 01• the knowledge of .the 1 . 10, t iutimote
and Witll,ollo tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the general'ilintino Of private dise:ase,
it fully explains the cause of
olive, wtth observations on marriage—hesides
many other derangements which it not be
p rov e,. 10 enellflCl'llie in the public prints•
ftrAny person sanding'
enclosed in II letter, will receive title copy Drum,
hook. by mail, or five copies will hr sent for one
dollar. Address, .4)11. W. YOUNG,No. 152
SI'IIUCIFI Street, PIIIIJAULAWIIIA"Post. pith).
..,1-7:1)It. YOUNG cult ennMilietl'on tiny of
ji,e7:Biseases tittaseribed in his different publion.
Ions; nt his Offices ,-I 52 S MITI( street, even'
day between 9 and .3 &taloa, (Sundays excepted •)
May I, 1 h5O. , •
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IiTOttICE,
itinTICE is lierelay,givedahat.rin application
la will be made to The Legislature of this
Commonwealth nt he next ses - sion, fir a char
ter fora hank - with. general bank lag privileges,
In be located in , Carlisle, .Cumborlaed ninety,
Pa-,witli •crmital orthic - ilfundreir 7 lOWMild
Dolari, and to l's called the Carlisle Dank.
"•jy4'l'so-6m-
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