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~ 313Ciimilton, Easter.
213 BALTIMORE STREET
NVITE Of 'attention of :wholesale and retail
.a•purclmers to - their stock of Fresh Fall
GOODS, mostly of their own importation,
which will be found much the largest and mos,
varied ever 'effaced in Baltimore, and for every
article of which' the' lowest price is named at
once.'
• .
•
Included Will be found—Rich Smpaile and
-other Dross tneoidii,And low
black • Silks, in plain, watr'd,
hgur'd and satin strip'd, real - old' lashion - ed
Gros GrainßladlcSilks;fi*gUed and Nam satin
de.Phinos,. in ehaugeableand.solid colors,.vely
handed* de Soie,in solid colors, even
ing - llresi Sake, in.white, and light colors, a
a beautiful variety, Bo.inet, and Millinery Silks
in greet varietk; Modes,' Mareelines, Fn'rences,
• DRESS GOODS.
Rich watered and plain rabhipets, brocade
Cashmeres, rich printed Cashmeres and Mou•
eslines,'neat
piirT - Mouselines, in modes and high colors,
changeable Lyrnese Cloths„ Coburg:l, Sy Iva•
vies, (entirely new,) cheap Mansell:les and
Cashmeres, low and Medium priced. Dress
Goods, in every variety of new designs, many
of which are in styles confined ~exclusively.
our sales, 300 pieces Lupin's superior French
Merinoes, in all colors, 1 . 30 pieces 6.4 English
Merinoes and silk, warp Lyonese Cloths, • In
this department we have also a large stock of
Bombazinewand:Mburning. Goods in every vit.
riety, embracing the most select shades -of
Black' and Second. Mourning, and choice' arti
cles for Family Mourning.
In LINEN GOODS and HOUSEKEEP
ING FABRICS we have more • ilnin our usual
leading stock, including the very best Shirting
Linens of Richardson's and Barklie's make,
Pillow Linens of all widths, ,Linen Sheetings,
of every . description, Cotton Sheetings, sup'r
Blankets: - Quilts, Flannels, Table and Piano
Covers, Floor Baize and Floor Cloths, o-f. all
widths and sizes, Alen Crumb ,Cloths, Table
Dianneks„ Diapers. Napkins, Towellings, Stair
Linens, rich curtain Goods, of various styles,
lace and muslin Curtains, worsted Damasks and
Moreons, and in fleet every article in the Dry
Goods line which may be-.required by House
keepers. Hinds, Steamboats, &c.
• ' THE SHAWL ROOM
Contahis a most t xtensive and magnificent
stock of long and
- square Cashmere. Camel's
Aair, with Cashmere border, entirely hew, rich
embroidered and plain Crepe, Long and Square
Scotch Woollen Shawls, Scotch Woollen
Shawls for children, "Bay State Mills" Shawls
of all too' various styles made, by them, and
mostly of patterns made expressly for us; and
which cannot' be had elsewhere. Black and
Mourning Shawls. in greet variety.
Cloaks, Mantillas and Sacs.
Wide and Narrow SILK VELVETS, in all
abler&
MERCHANT_ TAILORS' GOODS AND
- - MEN'S WEAR.
In choice styles Arf superior French, Cloths,
of Biolv'a lend other best makers. Doeskins,
Engliali. and Domestic Cassimeres. Fancy
Woolen, Silk and other Vestings. Serges, Silo
sins, Paddings, Canvass, Sewing Silk, &c.
Also, -a splendii stock' of Gents Cravats,
Scarfs, Fancy Neck Ties, Silk and Linen
.lidkTs:, of new styles, Gloves of all kinds,
Hosiery, Silk and Morino under shirt and
Drawers,-Suspeniers ' &c. •
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY &
GLOVES,
We have also a very .choicelot of Embroid
eries rtnd Laces, tfrorn the most fashionable
Eafahlialimente in PtiFis,), including rich Muslin
end Lace Caps, Chernizetrs, Berth - es, Collars,
Sleeves and Culls, real black end white Laces,
real Lace Capes and Falls, Valenciennes Laces
Edgings and, Insertings,.superior Hosiery and
Gloves of every description,endi'd and riviere
henaed•riticelfe - d — HaricereiiTl s, ccrrirrii - .767
do. mourning L C Haedk'fs, fancy Cashmere
India Emb'd Scarfs, fancy Bags, &c., Chemi,
- - setts,-Prints - and white - Muslin' :Gpoili, - Freneli
and English Chintzes, rich furniture Prints, in
. great-variety, Cambric, Mull, Swiss,`Book end
Jaconet Jaconet and Swiss Edgings
and Insortings, Bands and Florennes.
HEAVY GOODS FOR -FARM HANDS
AND SERVANTS. , '
We have on hand every description of -goods
entering into general consumption, that We
think will give satisfaction to the consenter, all
of whigh we are enabled from the extent of our
of otiObusinese, to buy on the very hest terms
and sell at a moderate profit. • having for every
article* fixed price, (without Oat ement,) per.
racy partite satne price tire mostexperienced
of Goods and - PricesaoliMted
Baltimore, Oct 2, 1850-3 m
DOUBLING MOLL
Select Musical Boarding School
Mite Su'phur Springs Doubling Gap, Cvm
derland, county, Penn'a.
DiFICERS :
JAMES ill US roN, A. ill. Principal.
3NO. ALLEN BROWN, ,
.q.ss' Prof,
JAMES S. ECKLES, Twor.
yi A vING for some - 0.1110 beep desirous of
having at length obtained suitable buildings for
that purpose, the subscriber takes pleasure in
announcing to his •patromi and friends, that ho
Will open the above named Institution on the
Ist of October.
romanricvale
formed by an m shaped bend :the North
Mountain, aptly•termed 0 Doubling Sine," and
is not serpassed in , healthfulness of situation
and beauty of scenery by any place in the
country. The main building is large and com
modious, (100 feet in length by 14 in breadth,
and 3 stories high,) and is 'well furnished with
everything necessary to convenience and corn
fort. The other buildings compose Bath Hou
ses, &c., to the free use of which the pupils
will have access, at proper hours. The well
known White Sulphur Springs rise within re
few rods of the main building.
The object of the Institution is to fit young
men for bnsiness, or for, any of the . , highe
classes of College. The course of instuction
will be thorough and:complete, more attention
being given to the quality than to tha , quantity
in the performance of the, student. All the
branches taught in the best academies will be
taught in this, and proper apparatus will be
used for illustration of the subjects that require
it; Classes , in Civil Engineering will enj . gy
the.advaritage — advantage - operations in the field With
Transit, 'Compass; Chain, &c.
• TF,RAISI
Board, tuition, washing, fuehandltghte
per session; , ' $50,00
Latin and Greek • • • .5 00
French or Hebrew • '• • 500
Civil Engineering with use of Instfum ' is 10 00
Dulaiiiiik - hiut painting • s'oo
Vocal and Instrumental Music -- 5 ; 00
The pupils wilt boiird-iWthe Inelitution tin
der the immediate and constant supervision of
the principal, who will bestow °profit' attention
UPOn. their- convenience .and comfort, Eti,ch
stadent Will furbish his -Own towels, and haps
them and,bio clothes:distinctly marked.
Tho academic year will be divided into see
sions of twenty-weeks each , commencing on the
Exist. of September. The regular vacation will
occur in July and August. - Owing to delay in
completing the arrangements • the first session
of the present year will commence en TOES
-DAY the first day of' October, as stated above.
An easy • it , cess is afforded to 'students by
meads of the Cumberland -Valley Rail Rood to
-Newvi le, and thence
.by coaches to ilia Acad
. fmy. The • Gettysburg and Lerwistown State
Amid passolt ihrongli the grounds'.
'For CirMilare containing fulf - pinfieultilii and
reference, , address the Prie'cipal through the_
Nowville P. 0.
Newville: Sept. 18, 1850-3 m.
ArezeTall 'Goods.
h'eve• recoiyed a very heavy stock of
Fall and ;Winter :Goode, consisting of
dab, Ceilinierer ' and reitittiK ,
Pe all prices, White Yellow 'and' red Flannels.
Unsays, Velvet Cords, Ifeaverteens i and,.a!
groat variety of Cs.stimerti, from 37 to FO news,
amr.yarcl. , •
•
• •': Long and Sgithre, S howls, •
Irtitti 1',50 to litlO gioghattio:
v:tinki'Calleoes nbandoncer '
Lathe:, and At (Telma ' '
boili];glean rind „fanay, Cplors,
plain all wool. dd
Lainos, ICsntuoky Jaane,find Canton Flannolei
MILLINERY' GOODS, I
o ppappt ,Ribbpnkt, Connot, Satins, Cannot :Vol
Stiow,GimoA:nnti Cords
• ;Alit' and. Cotzi : tion Wfra t ,oo.;' Comforts.: an d
° ! P9° : dlF9 ' : Hotit : iy Clotse; '
cotton: woolen and:Oilk lianovor Ruckoki
ojOloree;:ltuitondi'.Cotdo, ,iiihdings,anda gen -
t; aosoittnent:of .droso.tra;iimingo. ; .
;% , ;;Clotli; Cops ant Gum Shies; f. • • !!
'an ill'•pricee,'Ltroon,.Eagi n g'
Mulli•;•Cainbrio:. anti Jaoon
Borr.ed'and.'Striited.aftutlint t and lota or o.
_n.o.Lotiamerated.,_witiolt._*ill be oxehango
— money I , onvantdga our etptorner
:I,ljfia,i(o,(3 iierpotte n
, ptioes. ; ' "
nova & W 11.LNTZ.1
,etaroi St, Slpip.s.
DRUGS 1 -, . DRUGS DRUGS'
. .rreslt'Spring Supply!! . .c' , .:
T. HAVE just received alresh stock cif Med.
i ' icines, Paints,. Glass, Oil, • &c., which
having been purchased with groat cure at the
best city hams, Perm confidently, recommend
to Families,' Physicians,:Vouiltry Merchantd
and Dealers; as tieing treslCued pore. .
' " • ~..._ DRUGS:..
Patent Metliciwn,, Herbeand Extracts,' "
`Tine heini cats, m spices, ground' whole
i
Instruents, Essences, , ! .:, .
' Pure Essen': Oils I,Perlurn'ery, &c.. , ~ .•
God Liver Oil—Warranted Genuine.
DYE-STUFFS.
Log and Cam Woods
Oil Vitriol
Copperas,
Lae -Dye*
PAINTS.
Indigoe4,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,
Wetherill. & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint end Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil; Turpen
tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and -Red Lead.
AB of,which will be sold at the very lowest
inarlct price, Arson &den and -arilen did- as
—sem:rent-a .
FANCY GO ODS, FORTS; • ,
Cont'emontary, sad in numerable other' articles
etl-olve.l For use and ornament, all of wl.ich
nre ollM•ed at the lowest cash press, at the
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub..
'scriber on North Hanover street. A'
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
May 22. Ibso. •
ANOTHER REVOLUTION,
AM.UgL A. HUBBARD, having purchas.
ed of Mr.flenry A Sturgeon, his stock of
Drugs, Medicines would respectfully so.
licit a share of the public- patronage, at the old
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the Rail Rood depot.
lie will keep, constantly on hand, an assort
milt of fresh Drugs. Medicines, Taints, Oils,
Dye Stull's, Perfumery, and n variety of fancy
nriieles, which,lt )s determined to sell low.—
He will give . us'lpersonal Intention to the busi
ness, and pa•tieularly to putting up prescriptiods.
A liberal deduction made for Physicians coun
try Merchants, and Pedlers.
Feb. 13, 1850.
FIktET ARRIVALDIF
Boots and 5146 es
1,02 fills !ALL SEASON AT
PORTER'S SHOE SPORE,
.I.2aitt street, new• the Pail Road DIN!,
ci OM PRISING Men's, Iloy's and Youth's
IL) Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and Brogans,
Whtch are warranted to. be of the best quality,
Ladies Gaiters, Buskins. and French Ties,
Misses and Childsens boots and shoes in great
variety. Also, an elegant assortment of GUM
SHOES and BOOTS, with all the late im
provements and Aarranted perfect. Having
purchased thus gum shoes from the agellton
the manufacturer, I am authorized to Girt?'
sew Tote in place of any that prove defective
in wearing.
Having n large stock of 'French Calf Skips,
Morocco, hid, &c., and 'good workmen, every
attention is given to customer work as usual.
sepilft WM. M. PORTER.
Great 'Bargains!
Cbe expected from the subscrilvr, as ha
V has just received t. new and splendid as
sortment of WINTER GOODS, which he
offers to his customers and others who may
favor, him with a call at great Bargains!
~,
CLOTHS AND CASSINIERVS
satinets,_ velvet cords. Ky._ jeans, searlili, yel
low,•White and Canton Flannels, tivlcings. mos
fins, calico, engneres, de lanes, alneens, Co
'Nig elm hs, 'gloves; - hosiery, Fish corn
forts, &c, _ _
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
A In 'e and splv - did a ssortnßlnt of Loap,
and ifs,bila - r - e — Sll:7O a - 1 -61 s to suit the
times.
. r BOOTS AND -
Also, Boots and Shoes, whieh ho IA determ
fined to sell low, nt his stnnd, in Northlinno
first - steroqqh:Llsverstielt 'trance - St ore.
vdr street, 'nrlisle. J. CI.. CARMONY.
Fresh Arrival of . Hirdwa re
Ci-IEAPER;THANQTHE CHEAPESTp
lIAVING jast. returned 'from Now York &
Philadelphia with the boat and Cheapest
Stock of lIARDIVA RE,C U TLER 1( BUILD
ING MATERIALS, PA &c., ever
brought to Carlisle, 1 would 1 - esgectfully rogues ,
dealers and consumers and all others - to give ,
me a-call and see whether they cannot get more
and better goods loPthe same money than at
' any_diher_place in town.- ply stock-of-Locks;
Latches, 'Bolts, Hiiizes, Sbrews, Nails, Spikes,
Glass; Paints, &c., is completer and very-cheap.
Carpenters' Tools,l have a splendid assort.
mem.. Also, Cabinet Maker's Tools and Ma•
terials, viz t—Vaneers, Mahogany, Mineral and
_Glass-13.ureau-Knobs-and—Varaish.
S i kDDLI , :rtS & C OA CHSIAKERS,
have everything iraaheir line cheaper than
ever.
FOR SHOEMAKERS, _ •
have n first rate stock of Morocco and - Lining
Skins, dtind i egg ,-Fegs; read-an d- - Wwand
superb 'assortment of,Shoemakers Tools. I
have also a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts,
made in Harrisburg, which can be hackat•no
other place in town, and at Bell's Prices. To
gether with an assortment of all kinds of Ham
mered and Rolled Iron and Steel. Of House-
keeping Articles, I have Knives. Forks, Spoons,
Waiters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubs, Buckets,
Sce. WALL PAPER
I have the largest, Handsomesi and Cheapest
Assortmentln. towna; And to all who want
Good and ClYeap HARDWARE, I would say
come and seeder yourdelves.
oct3o • •' 7 P LYNE.
Important to Parmer:r '11 4 12d Millers!
BURRELL'S .CORN SHELLER.
MBE:Subscriber respectfully infornis the farm
ing community that he has purchased the
right to Burrell's celebrated Corn Sheller, for
the counties of Cumberland and
Farmers who have used this Corn Sheller, pro
nounce it a most Invaluable invention, It is
simple in its , construction and not liable to get
out of order. -It separates the corn from-the cob
without breaking either and delivers the corn
clean find fit, for market. It shells' from ten to
tiventy' ,. ^ bushels per hour. Eight hundred of
them have been told the past season by the
inventor, all of which were highly' approved.
Personsttwishing to see the above Corn Shel
ler, can, do so by calling at the shop of the sub
scriber, corner of North Hanover and Louther
streets.-Carlisle, NVIICCO . 110 will keep constantly
.on hand a large number for sale. Every farmer
-and miller should have the above cheap but
Valuable Corn Sheller.
DAVID F. FETTER
; November
SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES I
Latest Sirrtvat.
•
.111711-1 E Cheap Family Grocery Store of Jo.
seph D. Halbert, West Main streef,•Car
jisle, has just• received a large and fresh supply
of-the•best FAMILY .GROCERIES that the
Philadelphia markets can afford: The subscri
her has just returned from the city., and_ would,
respeCtfully 'invite his friends and, the, public
- gienorally,both town and eauntry;' t'o'
and examine for themselves his large and
ip
"'creased stock, which embraces all 'artieleti
usually kept in his line of buitiness. Snob' as!
Rio, Java and StDomingo and Logitura Coffee ;•
Imperial, Young Dyson and Blaelv Teae,of
very superior quality and fle.vor; Layering's'
crushed, loaf, falling loaf, and' loaf sugars; or-:,
sago grove, clarified ,New Orleans .and brown'
Sitgars of every grade and quality,Avith price to
suit. Honey, sugar , house, Orleans and syrup'
Molasses. Spices of'all kinds, which he wilt' .
warrant pure and fresh ground; Brooms, Co
der and painted buckets,' churns, tuba,. half
bushel measures, butter bowls, butter' printe;
batter ladles,. Wash rubbers„ Clothes,'
:fancy sewing; traveling i'andimarket 'fittakeof
ell s kihds: Camila,' fancy, roalli and ',-chhtury
'SOAPS: •Also,.a general asserlindnt of choWiri
'and 'sr/taking TO RACCO, spithish half spanis
'and em - right Ropes twines, ari
)3rushoh'of all kinds. Prime CllEESE'alwats
'on hand. Sperm; Winter, Strained Elephant t
- and Eomnion OILS.,' .
"GLASS, QUEENSWARE.-1 have 'alai,
:added to toy already !mg . ° Stock, a , number oj , -
sew patterne of , WhiteitGranitiVand fancy telt
saw, with; CROCKERY WARE of evenly der
4criptiort.uvhich I2wiltsell.attha lowest prlCea
--- , Feeling gratefulifor the iibaralyatronagaiter+-
wrote iffloto*:ed'uPtitthkt.n.hYritigetiorous publio,
the Emeserther 'tenders them Ins hoartyAsincero
'thanks,. nor irelpetrthat Mg:Obi-41W r PIO a 46
atteritioh to',',Misinesa. to In
l a
'llptintuirme tuOport .
Maya to. 'IMO. JOS. D. TIA,LRERT:
_ . .
,
• 'Load' Cqloied• Bonfietti.
NEW iiiroy of tend tfildrod ilo'noefro
Jiisp•Octiiv'ed at store of • ' .
' ootSt3 • • ' G
! . - 4ii:-,:Plillaoelptin..
•!PIANE. FORT E WAREROOMS,
No: 171 GRESNUT
TitE OLD STAND; oOoVpied, for more than
ono.third of a ,century.by Wittig, Esq. .
THE undersigned wouldmost , respectfully
rollto*Public that he is A O.ENT
.
' ' ' ' for more 'than twenty of the most
~,,....—.. _ ..
li i
: T0.:,..F.,..-g0...i! celebrated manufacturers of SJOS•
Tr 1 , f TON, -,IslEVV1(01-M, 'PHILA
. DELPHIA, and elsewhere ; -and
is constantly.rerving from them PLAN OS-a
the richest' and inost varied styles, of superior
tone, and of the most superb finish, of 6. 6+, 6k.
6i, and 7 Octaves, Which:are'warranted,. equal
to any manufactured either in this. country or
in guropo.
Just received, also, a further supply of church
titictratiori_Ore'atisi of bcqptiltil' patterns and
fitie,tiirieS. ' ' .
' - the' WARERO om is constantly supplied
with ni choice selectitifi of SERAPIIINES end
MELODEONS, frifri the oldest end most ex,
tensive tnanulactoe s in the United States; a
intiUg'whien inn. iv stile of REED ORGAN
i
having Carhart! patent improvements, with
_gilt_rEposiair_o .t.,AouLoaso elepantiv carved,:
and highly orna elm]: ~ ' ', ~ • ~
.7'itging and i r tena;thig— Sig. Salvador La
Grasse. a disti guished Piano Forte Manufactu
rer and Organ uilder, will attend to all orders.
.sept4,'so OSCAR . C B ARTER.
re .
5 .
BAY STATE SiIAWLS.
THESE celebrated and;ustly acknowledged
superior goods, in this latest colorings
and meet improved styles, will be furnished by
thwsubscribers in any quantity, at the very
lowest prices. Purchasers' will please' notice
that the genuine Bny Stow fabrics hear tickets
corresponding with the abeve cut, end they
will also be distinguished from all other Wool.,
en Blum'e by their superior finish, fineness, of
texture and brilliancy of colors. , Ordera"so
licited from all sections of the country, and the
same will he promptly attended to. Purcha
sers also find in"anTlawl department a
large assortment of all the other most unproved.
makes, and newest designs- of - American,
French and Scotch` Viroolon Shawls, embracing
a great variety of plain.anct medium styles for
friends.
Also, Superior Long and Squnie Shawls in
latest• styles and best manufncture, High lustre
black and colored silk Shawls, Lupins 131 tie
and Mode Colored 'Thibe - t Shawls, with silk
and woolen fringes, Paris' Printed Cashmere
and 'l'erkerri ShaWls, Plninl and Embroidered
Crape Shawls, New Style printed Palm Shawls
Neat
.Fil;ttred Paris Brochn ShawlC Lupins
Black and Mode Colored Thibet Long Shawls,
Plain Bound Seal Skin Shawls, Plain Mode
Colored French Terkerri Shawls, fringes and
bound, Eight.quarter French Mode Colored
Thibet Cloth, measuring full two ynrds wide
or Shawls, binding to match, White and CoL
lied Barcelona and Genoese Shawlsi &c. .
Irr WIT 61:ERA T.E A ND 1? ETAT
ROBERT POLOCK. &_CO
No. IS-SorTo SECUNIV.SI"... r ITT LA DEEEII TA
• • 1 0T,Cma7 13rF6.
DON'T be deceived. Country Merchants
end Tenters Wlio WWI( gm(' tiMl — direitTi -
PE'IFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS shoidd
call upon JOAN T_ CLEGG, Perfumer and
, 7ielom
whohtis constantly on hand PERFUMERY
and •FAN.CY SOAPS of every description,
Powders, Hair Oils, Ox Marrows, Colognes,
Hair Dyes, &c.,.&e.' .
100,000 persons have read my advertisement
in the Public Ledger, hundreds of whom
called and been convinced orthe advantage of
purchasing direct, from the manafneturer,
Agency for Ferran's Circassian Hair Oil,
Curling Fluid, &c.
-Orders from any part of.the United States
will he promptly , attended to.
ang4'so,ly. JOHN T CLEGG;
• 'Light Light JE,Leht.!
Pine Oil, Oamphine ik Medal Fluid,
dv. acknowledged superiority and nurity,
.111, manufactured and for sale at the lowest
Wholesale prices, by DAVIS -eIIATCH,
at the old ostabliabed sand of thii late flew
min T Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
where orders by mail or otherwise are solicited,
and prompt attention given. Tho voice of the
public for fifteen years, and the award of a
Silver Medal, and complimentary - notice - by
the Franklin Institute over all competitors, is
sufficient'evidence of the excellence of our Oil.
.its_orTurpentine, for-sale-Wholesale and Re
tail, at the lowest prices. ' [oct3o
41f. 21 , ' Itoive,
rut ANUFACTURERS and wholesaledeal
tV/ - o•simi3 11 - 0 - 0 - M'S, - IVA'S X E - T S and
WOOD WARE, Mitre removed to the large
store lately occupied by Messrs. Sellers Da
vii where they have opened an extensive stock
of Eastern and City made BROOMS and
OOD WARE, which they are now selling
t.t the lowest manufacturers prices.
k full assortment of Bristles,, Brushes, Mat
Cordage, &c.. constantly on hand No tt
North Third Street, 3 doors below Race, Ph
delphia j[yl7,'so P.•
Golen Morse Motes,
"' ~:
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R
ADJOINING THE COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE, PA
THE subscriber having leased tile abottb ,
large and commodious HOTEL, situated on the
- aorner - of - the - Pnblic - Squarci rinii South Ilan°
ver street, and lately occupied by Hen!. L Esh
leman, bogs lehve to announce to his friends
and the public, that he is prepared to entertain
theth in a nuinner which cannot fail to meet
their approbation.
, THE HOUSE has the most pleasant lon'
lion in the borough—has been newly furnished
and otherwisejmproved, and no pains will 'be
spared to make those who may sojourn with
him, comfortable during their stay. , Ilia par
lors are large and well furnished, and his elnim•
'hers supplied with now and comfortable bed•
. •
HIS TABLE will ho supplied wi h the.best
the market can afford, and allwho are•cennect
ed with his house will be, found pttcntive care
ful aid obliging.
THE BAR. will contain the best liquors the
city can produce.
HIS STABLING is emirely new and exten
sive,' capable of accommodating from SR to GO
horses—making. it a desirable stopping place
for DROVERS, and will.bo cotendet% a ski!.
ful Ostler. in short,
nothing will las,Wentin g
calculated to add to the comfort end conveni
ence of those Who may fayor hini with—their
patronage. BOARDERS taken by the week,
inOnth, or'year
• ItYreliTte MODERATE.
feb6 . 49-tt; ' " JOHlt HANNAN
IDOIGUIEItigEOTVP.ES
. - - FOR THE HOLYDAIYS.
. ,
ie now
I FBi DLr' pr e pared
to take'
g r )antst'
any'ege.' The'timequire to take them will
bo'from 216 7 Eecontle. All , those - who wish
correct likenesishould call immediately. .11ast
ing mode an unprOvement.in'the art whiell eis•
shies. him:to take, likenesses. superior :to any:i
thing heretofore taken in this place.' This new
and tbelmtifal ..procore :is :styIed,'CELEREO.I
TYPING,: No,,Avill•.be constantly found tq
hiareems,c,ornerei-Ilanoyer, and Lodtherittei
::[40018.1f
lunge. 1;13!
of 'the 4birit' ink; ttlilekihy h'• opeeitai 'ter
iattentept ir ith the prbfaleter, bele able fo' fur:
nieh to' morehatee,nntl; otheie;.ati the inenufad•
tonere wholesale itricett., • • I • • t
aaal ::S A ITTJEBARD.,
„
Ohrist,maq , Pr esents, , ,
THE subscrilibi r heirjoet retkoivihl
'French. Worlied Muslin .iind • Lncii. Collard ;
Etriboidered , Linen. , :Hundkerchiefe w :Fanc{
Whibet Scarfs; Nechl,Ribbohe,loancy:Bbxe
Gold.Forreilg,, with a yntioty 9f twockda aultgbl
, • , .
declii • ° :IV FHT,HOH. I
riOSII,M4rr ono
-1 4 AC Kielifirtnifint r 4 1.14, 1 4 , a
nun
ow
: iqNF' • consHitj(!S °
C4l,lsAkfina; %oculliimg°,yleiinot Lulu , Inl, ,;
Spun 81)k gal?9,nol°4l' " rTNgllse
ocittpn'iuot
"•11uTtig 4 .' ' •
1 3)immiee,,:e4clit.tpqilicp,
. i rhe United States Life Insurance
Annuity and TlWlt.Comptiny.
fierier elpetutil—Copital $4.50,000.;" Ash
Syst,tqi • t -••, •
THE constant, unsolicited - application • for
Life Insurance, gives the triost'abuntlant
'and 'gratifying prool that the - public mindis
. deeply-impressed with the ‘ast importance of
this subject. The great object; however,: of
Insuranceshould be safety, otherwise the'whole .
motive 'to- imam' may be disappointed. Too
•.:inuchicare•cannot be practised in the selection
of an'officcr with which to effect the - contract.—
'The clioice'ehould be regulated not by. present
'and-Constanr large inducements, as tine. is cer
tainly Incompatible with future benefits. 'Fhb
-,premiums' on !Vence calculated for the
'if present and prospective benefits the:tier°. are
--given,.the result ultimately, - must -terminate-id
,litigation, disappointment murrain. The object
, aimed at by this institution is Stability and per
.!petutty. The rates of prOmium have been carp.
- fully prepared with reference to fluctuations.—
'The cash -system of payments hne also - been
adopted. Unpaid premium rotes constitute:no
'part of the assets of this company, and every : ,
- Trentingetfcrb - clurfertified - with - art - timple - cer :
' , ital, security stamps toe whole 'system. inns !
feature, paramount to all other consideratione . ; '
commends' the 'company to public favor. ''Ex•
'planatort pamphlets, blanks. application pnpers
Information, and every facility will lie eheerlullY
furnished the public by Mr.. B PEArrY, who
has been duly appointed agent' Of this company
for Cumberland county. Dr. H . HINKLEY
,has also been Appointed Medical Exam iner.B
Directors.—Stephon R. Criiwicird, Ambrose
W Thompson, Benjamin W Tingley, Jacob L
•Plorellce, William M Godwin, Paul B Goddard
Lawrence Johnson, George James
Dei/eireili, John L Linton.
rrstrideal.—Stephen R. Crawford.
ice-l'resident.—Ambroso W. 'Thompson.
. .
NecreiFy &.Treasvrer.—Charles G Imlay.
Ali/avg.—Manuel Eyre.
CoNnael 4ttmmey.--Thomna Balch.
Abdical Examinzre.—Paul;l3 Godda - id, M.D.
William Pepper, M. D. [aura ly
PERM XNSI7RANCE.
THE Allen and Beat Pennsborough Mutual
Piro Insurance Company of Cumberland minty
ncorporated by an adt of Assontbly, is now 'Oily
organized, and in operation under the manage
mem' of the following commissioners, viz
Jacob Shelly, Win It (4orgits, Michael Coch
in, Malchoir Brenneman', Christian Stayinan,
Sitrion Oyster, Jacob ff. Convoy, Lewis fiver,
Mimi Logan, Benjamin li Musser, Jacob
Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Josevh Wickersham.
The rtsJ of insurance are how and favors-
Id Company of the kind,in the State.—
Persons wishing to become members ore invited
to make application to the agents of the compa
ny, - who ore willing to Wait upon them - tit any
time.
JACOB SHELLY, President.
HENRY LOGAN, Vice Tiesident.
LEWIS HYER, Secretary.
MICRAEL COCKLIN, Treasurer.
0et1T49.0
AGEN TS.
Cumberland county:—Rudolph Martin, New
. Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, 'Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and
Charles Bell, Carlisle. Isaac Binsey, Mechan
icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown.
York county.—JohnSherrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, Esti., Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel Raffensberger, J W Craft.
llnirisburg.—Elouser SlLochman. -
Members tof the company having policies a
__bour_to expre can have themrenewed by mak
it application to anv of the agents. •
TEA. AND onocr.ar4s!
FOR TIIE tiOLIDAyS!
--A4,0-T—of—now—Coffees,_lhow_n__nnd__W h it e
Sitgar..3, Orleans and Syrup Molasses, and aITI
other articles connected with the Grocery It
t received. by_th
ing an assortment of
FRESH SPICES,
of MI kinds, topthor with Raisins. Citron, &c
suitablo for tile season. Also.
PINE APPLE & DAIRY CHEESE;
of fine quality an* freak supply of the,
Jihissre. JE.ArAVENS' Beat Brands of
• GREEN & BLACK TEAS,
in metallic packs of quarters. halves and llba.
Also. a hem:Nome selectioO of funs
FRENCH & BADEN - CHINAWARE
end a Is OA-wumrinsunt of TOYS for the an.
proaeld. J W EBY:'
•ecr mum ozoiriarea.
& L. STEINER respectfully invite'
the,
-attention of their friends and the
public generally, to their large lot of Goods that'
have been purchased at a great sacrifice in um
city of Baltimore. They will sell them at e
small advance, as there is no room for them in
our little store room. So come one and all and
take-them at almost any-price; - so we are deter;
mned to sell cheaper than oan be bought in
. Philadelphia, Now York or Baltimore.
Hang out -your banners! • • -
' Hear the trumpet ! •
Here 'hey coins ! hero they are ! ' .
- - ---- - Wl - at'arthermattert - wkar73 - tne matter ? _
-- Only Ook t" - •itTlie crowd,
Come on Joe, Jim and Sam Hatter,
Let us - see what's out.
Hey, ho here comes Bill,'"
We'll ask him what's the antes ;
_ Sae _how_the street _does fill,
There certainly must be a fuss!
0, no boys, no fees at all,
Only another great arrival,
Of beautifill Clothing for the fall,
At M. & L. STEINER'S Clothing Hall!
I have-just bought a suit 90 fine—
Tell me, how do you like it Joe ?
Don't you want ono like mine?
Comeon, boys, let us go.
Now let me toll you,
What-there you can find,2
Coats of all colors,
And Pants of all kinds.
Waistcoats no handsome,
- And Cravats so nice, •
And they will not thiillc it troublesome.,
If you give them a call twice or thrice.
They will wait on you with kindliest.,
And they can suit you with a nice Cap,'
' Which for Its quality and cheapness, '
You can
-only find at ,
•SrEtz•tcr.'s, 'West Main Street, next door to
Burkholder's Hotel.
— KrA - first - rate - assortmeilt - of Cloths. Cti-sai
mores and Vestins always on hand, which will
be made to order in the most fashionable and
best style by a first-rate workman.
NEW GOODS!
THE undersigned respectfully-informs his
friends And .numerous customers, that ho has
reeerttly returned from Philudelphia*ith A very,
forge and carefully,selected assortment of now
FALL GOODS, purchased at the lowest pri.
cos, - And which, he is determined to dispose Of
at very small profits.
Superior' CLOTHS,'at , '-from 15 centeto
A yard. :Cassimeres, Cassinots and Vostings,
nt
.
DRESS . GOODSisuch as DelOincts; Bare, ,
ges, and a splendid assortment cif Silks. An
extenSive assortment of Calicoes and dinghamS
Also, Chocks, 'Pahl% Diapers, Tickings,
Hats. . ,
BOOTS AND SHOES I —A good assortment
of Men's Women's and Childion'a Boots and
Shoe; of superior quality,, and very cheap.—
Also, hoy'a, and' Mons Cloth and Hungarian
Caps. • • ~• •
GROCERIES—Such as Sugar. C,41T0e'.. , Mo
lasses, Pekin'T,ea Company's celebrated-Teas.
Also, constantly -on hand the - best qualitrOf
Carpet The subscriber leespectltilly
asks-all 'wino wish good hargainsoo give hliti
a call. -Can't forget. dui stand. apposite Leon
ends old, stand, North Hanover street
Rutty!, 'Rggs; Rags and Sosp- thken at•ftint
kot , • .• N W WOODS,
- .
GREAT" OHANOES FOR 1' 14 OASHO
t .
TIJE subscriber , h.ega JOIWO tolitald
Kende and publie' his intelitione to re.
inelnese: '.Aleo;'thet ho , new oirers.hl a
WHOLE STOCK OF DRYGOODS ,' ther Wholeealc reto; en' the aboveil terms`.
deerlfm" • . • S A COYLE:'
'N. IQ pereetiv knoWinv thernablifee'lo
- sulleiTher will dci grnat'lcied.
nese by milling and Bottling their accounts be
foteithol'lßST• ; MMICH ; -1851:
FARMEAS look to - y . 64r inte'reita'avid , pur
ohiso ,
, ;yout• PLASTER at" thia-aadaon tif
..no.kont,v When you can ' got it for 05.50 !tett
tit the 'wO'reihoupek cif ':IPY Li' M URRIViro.A4t
.; naanDireek....:
m l / 2 4,01:112.414 FiVE:BOARDERO'veiII inek
'll..'''ivittinacetitimdatitiontion retail:ma:lo i err nh o
the In Sotith4fanover
. ,
ena c t, Carlhale. ••••s 'T
A -1P iyHA H.
.
- • !hi/
.
• il , 11.! - :( 1 , Myrr • r r •
• r n voile 'Lynx and co 4.
mu.4.4i4rent- quAlitios culd
. 410 Cf" • O.' W.'IHITNER.I
Airbichico.
Price Reduced !
• r
LITHONTRIPTIC 11111.TURE I
Large Baines—Only One Dollar.
. . .
. .
The Proprietor of the Greet Agerican Rowdy " Vaocina'r
VZOkTAMLY'LITIIONTRIPTIO lthaTurtir," iiidnood by th
argent solicitations of his Agents, throughout the Unite
'Butes and Canada, neiv '
- Rddttedd t,ho.Price
et M Opole and iveir known aiUnle and.fiern tMn date
.leneeforth..he will. bet up.but,one size only„—ble QUM
settles:—the retail prioa will be ,
„ .
ONE DOLLAR..
The public maprrest =urea that the character of the Medi
Pine, Its strength, and curative properties, wiut.
urotu„attur and the same care will be bestowed , is pro
paring it as heretofore.
As thin medicine, under its reduced price, will be purchasal
sp. those wino have not hitimito made themselves acouninte
with its virtues, the proprietor would beg to Intimate the hi
article Wnot to be classed with the vast amount of "Iternedi.
of-the day ;'+ •
ell diseasis: Myna Meolber pfeporation dote before tA
world: and has aulifllmen .tsolf for eight yet. by its wined(
medical vittnes, and, until this reduction, commanded doubl
Lo pri6e of coy other article in this line.
NOTICE 'r/ALTICULATILY, this article acts with gmst hea
ng powci and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidney°, Lunge,
and all other organs, nrion the proper action of which life an
saalth depend.
This medicine has a justly high rapnto as a remedy for
- - Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that nature: It may ho relied ripen wits
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patient,—and fi
Luse distressing diseases, more «menially DROPSY, the props
War would• darnostly and honestly recommend it. At I
present price it is easily obtained by all, and tho trial will pros
the arlieleto be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
53jr Please ask for pamphlets:— the agents give them away
they contain over sixteen pages of , receipts, (in addition to fee
inedical matter) valuable for household puma., and wth
will save many dollars per year to practical housekeeptss.
Them receipts are introduced to make the book of gm'
value, aside from its character as en aivertoing median. ft
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in the form
letters froritall parts of the eountry, may he relied upon..
It?'" Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontripfio Mixture "—th
Great American Remedy, now for tusk In quart bottles at j
each, small bottles at 50 eta each. No email bottles will h
issued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y., 207 Mein Street,
G. C: VAUGHN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT. McKESSON 1
CO., 127 Maiden Lane, New York City. ' .
N. B.—All letters (excepting from agent,' and dealers wit
whom ho transacts bueiness)muerbe poat,paid, or no attencic
al hagiven to them.
S Ilavrratlck, Cnr4o, —•
J
c&GBA kick, Htippensburg,
E ussel. LI Dice, pick inean,
Spahr,. Al cehrinicwiurg,
BIM=
Octl6
t _
In all Christianized and ei,illoed countries, Ima enured
larger proportion of (lentils than nn v other malady that af-
Mice tho louttan faintly; and. nun( within n few years,
there has nut been any certnm ren..dy to stop the devasta
tion of that di•stroyer. Itut now—
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULTIONARY_ BALSA
curet rare rllo y 1:r ILo mem If, en -re narl.ed and,f ere l o p e j
0.1., 1 . 1 • ',10:‘ ( . 1,1• .. '' ,0 c.ll, tonar., bird
of ulrera toil and riPl{.l,Li •11
,eoe, 03
were never I.e fill So utter
ly h,prless •.n 1 !I, nnl I 01,1,115. m (ii hate
lily re:welc.ete 1r friends to he nen,' 1.
h ti 1.... :nano. nela7hTia :lane !arlaVelnehlvi-iii-ddichaetr—
hoer eared, vet hve4, cd.ers. n he it wee said would
not r. , ,-inuil.ur:day, mu stow. 43 W.ltt Lew ly gs they _
penna.se n ` nli . The niennsinivatel riirt(Citi , (STrtitiiii nearly ,— -
an pew, Cot active ne the I , n•laira'hat whieh wo call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING 'EXTRACT.
The nalraa free) En!rnr.. hecoore it pnrrnennn
rcroral turdwatront I,lieh r e peen/tar - 1y adapted to, and are
reve:aiall neassal tea cure 'LI
COUGHS. AND CONSIINIFFIONS
and all d see. ea of puloutary,nattire—shch diseatio• as
!gaited) . ploy° et, fatal Under ordinary treatment, when they
attack the
Breast, Throat, Liaipt, and Heart,
This BA Ai
AND It
LS AND CORE?Th.CC3 in the LuAws,
and rime,' here A
internal/ y, a, earl/Orgy (Ind verily es the Po
ttier:it,. EA vitr, cite es and heals ;Veers externally. Tinll3
It min. cures No.. sun nif Intuit Conlllosvtion Out or
Thousands of Consumptions
and Vienna. Coughs altniiiinnity prove tin neVailing eaTereey
In such chsvar.us, and lit undoubted Anon live power, tand
innithing. herding propertlev, in the following roniplitinta
nod daene , ti t Stntlind elf Mood, Bleeding at the Lan,
Pain in L i te Breast and stls„Vtylot-Srve,as. Nervous Cdol
phsinerr, P , tentainni ett . the I fee, t, Cholera
tery la.l Snennter Complaint. in Children Laid -Malts, and oP
FEMALE WEAKNESSES &COMPLAINTS,
No remedy offered to the piddle has to et been half es
certain nod r,fr.etnnl in ran:Lei/1y aid, the IliChlentradreakne,
- ter - itinf irroodheitier or the rex; a, /1 amines i'Iq.NIONAIII/
it Inn Aye HO difference whether the tlernneenietit
bo tl/pr,e-ssiwi, 'ex4ese,mr sreaknees—it ItEGULA'rEaI
ALL, igroprfA.iaing lie SYSTY.ra, nualising the
1 lON Ovid reighia9 and allaying RILI,OUS IRRITABILITY
M..
CONSUMPTION
A-- D Y-I N G-WO-M-A-N-7CIJ-R-ED
{Co state Oliore, to prove he POWER 'lll SAVE LIFE
when this lIALSA cu M a toed. coon Calor Ono pro.oo Is mar.
bidc.re c i by pqrscions and Jiiends lit Ile ill Wu last stapes cif
fish —uctll oil)' I , YlNo—uhll, 10 r,IO CRfn. "SO EAR GONE,
(1,12 NO 511 aura and 111.311A1.-CI.OIIIEF trek e bought! Vol
din pa, &Wet,. t,r thio euni Ow reaper:table onei urgdortbt.
1¢4.1 wo refer-to 0031-
Tle6 cure way effected on 11te. Z f DYKEMAN, of
flufhten *7/1, Snroloyn Ce,unt y, N. I'. t{'l• can prove, be.
.1111 n /111/10.t, many °then, a1n..41 equally &pries, and in.
4ume,ald. c-e.r a of Coughs and Coneumptiuns C . L'n}:l),
which were Pl.OlOll//etti incyrulde by SCILP VI. PHYSICIANS.
FITS, FITS, FITS
Mt...re. J. K. LIPPINCOTT k SOS, respectable men
chuois et Ildlaymrt,Sullirent county, Penni:Otani°, W/011: II
as, May 12. 1819, Elating, smolt r (Misr lIENKI . ITS which had
been derived from the use or ERANI"9 PULMONARY
BALSAM, that ono of timir customers had just informed
Mout that her child, which had Leen subject to vim for
%esprit/Iwo rs, was cured by the use of Bs•ttr's BALSAM.
LIVE IL COMP LAI NT—DYSPEPSIA.
See our Pamphlets for Um cure• effected by BRANT'S
MEDICINES,
.CIIIt . ONIC DYSENTERY,
MI &Ur NEIL 6314r1.•12.ri. 111 011111,11 Or groan pee - eons
cttred reitlmut any failure saaterer. Aleu—
CHOLERA I NFAKTUM.
No mother need ever mourn the death of her child by
Unit clohl.decroyine. complaint; when teething in warm
%yr athcr—Choter,. Wartime, or what ix called SIMMER
CoairiAtur ." BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM , '
be ednintistered to the child. It should, lieweVer, in melt
111d1014ninth!
in twice as :carve patina A 3 the diiectierut on
-each.liettle pre.cribe, until thetonipleint li - checked •
•
For sale by J. W,, RAWLINSf& S. W,
HAWERSTICK, Carlisle, JC&GB Altick
and W D E [bays, Shippensbu . rg—Wm Lloyd,
Liebnrn—J Spahr, Mechaincsburg—H- Her
ren, Newville—K C Bleemfield—Boa
ver and Haines, Millerstown—J A Linn & Co
Lanlidisurg—J Milligan, • Ickesburg—S Low,
NeWport—J W Douglass, Chamhersburg:—J L
Shearer, Dillsburg—J Martin Lutz, Harrisbrrg
Alb - letters und!, orders must be addressed to
Wialace &Ce., 106 Broadway, New York.
tiocToit voilnsELP
aJI-F0 It 25 CENTS !!
-fly means of the pocket
?,sculapi us, or, Every One
irown P431401%1' ! Twen- .
F-fourth edition, with up
ramie of a hundred engra
ings, showing private die
saes in every - shape and
rem, and malformations
f the general ve system.
1Y W1111:YOUNG, 111:D.
The time has now nr-r,
Mg from secret disease
v CUM OF' QUA CRARY
as by the prescriptions contained in this book tine
opt , may cure himself, without hindrance to bun
mess, or the knowledge of , the most intinist ,
friend, and with one tenth the tumid es - poise/ 1,
addition to the general routine of private diseases
'it fully explains the cause of manhood's early da
cline, wttit observations on marriage—besitlee
i
'many other,derangements-which t, would not : by
proper to enumerate in the public. prints.
igr Any person sending .TWENTY-XIVE MVO,
- enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, bYmail, or five copies will be sent for Otle
•dollar.. Address: "DR. W. YOUNG ,No. 1152
SPRUCE Street, PIIILADLILPIIIAr Post-paid.
VI-DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of
ilmDistmscs.preseribed in Ks different !publiott
lons, i,Lhis Offices,ls2' SPRUCE street; every
day between 9.aud S &cloak, (Sundays excepted.
Maw 10S5l1: ..,.! .': •
•
• 3400"4"S tst.SHOES. - r'•
JUST' received njarge assoriment of Men
, Womeri end Children's Boots, and Shoes: Wii•
Isr - Ddritico 'Soled Suakin° 'and: Jenny Lind
Shoes, which ,I con will very cheap. -.
100023 .•. W.:WOODS
• .
Patent Starcluro .
rioll. giving tt 4ettutiMlglo§siq:Pnens,',Alius,-
K lins„ - Cidlars; 8t6., Mid- prevents dust, from
istiCking-tolt contains' nothing
injarious.. Jac; reeciiired'hy
oloctlq , G t W 111,TNE11.
. .
Long•• Shawls. .•
A OI I.EAT - variety.of L0ng.14019 frotmilia
celebrated May Slate. Also , Bailor° .
, Shawls of varioua kinds j:aei rceeived:• , - •
00190 , t
1.25 %°,,,llo4laTi,nr6rnetuna g an
i
declo BALIIIIIAY;Aet...:
EMMI
. 3:M..IEI3EIIE2RM
.celebrated Fanitly Dle4lcfnee.
It concerpe cvorfonc: Cholera 'can-bo cured
• Dr: Neekeg Saiaaparilla 'Panacea. For
~ the removal and permanent cure of
Diseases arising from an imimro .
Mute of the Blood and habit.
, .• • of body.
° rho All-wise Creator hae implanted in off
Orgninized•boilies an innate' disposiiion toaelf
preservation.' Thu vital poivers possum. the
property; of. resisting. tho rhflpenco; of : external
reuses, bot as tho.DIA/013 is the'common.pa
billiirn;:froM which'sill, parts oflivink 'matter
derives its i•criovating'eleinenta; and Oonacquent
ly, upon which 1110 life of organized' beings do 2
pend, it is probable that incases of accident,
sr whero,urtificial Means have been employed
to deprivellof nn essential property, the-vital
effecte of the ,
systeni will be diiceled to.
ward restoring to ib that propcsty. In all con
stitutional and hereditary affections, this, fluid
has -undeitore some primary alteration, which
Is the cause of the special disease, or which es,
smith ributed aits pCiiiTuction. este
ration to healtlrean only lie, obtained by a re•
moVol of the morbific manic through the medi
bm circulation, and Dr. Keelor's Sonia
wine, le the moat powerful modifier of agent
efFectinglffie fluid lionwn. Sec pamphlets.
•.• BlackwoOdlOwn,.N. 3.; Jima 6, 180.
Dr. Keeler—Mar Sirr . I nm entirely out of
your Panacea. I twos collet:Lotion day before
yesterday for hallo dozeh. Your medicine is
becoming very popular where I:have introduced
if, and I think the more it is used the more pop-.
tiler it will get. Respectfully yours,
Wen, PARHAM, M. D.
*"-. For details, certificates see circa?,
tars, &c. Price $1 per bottle, large size, 6 but
tics $5
DR. KEELER'S GOUGE! SYRUP
Atriong all the remedies before the public
this stands pre•eminent in incipient consump
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Clang!). Fleurisy, Arttlim'a, Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulinrintuy
organs occasioned by cold. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon' this remedy, and the.
proprietor urges, every one afflicted with any or
the above complaints to secure it et once. It
is, warranted to cure or pay. Price only 50
cents.
DR: KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CARNI
NATIVE.
Every family whether rich or poor, who val
ues health and all its blessings, should have this
invaluable remedy at hand. It is infinitely the
beet remedy known fur Disrrlieca, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera "uranium, Cliolie,
Flatulency, griping pains, cramp, etc., and for
all disenses of_ the_ stomach and bowels caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physicians and others unsolicited 'has given it
a reputation as firm as adamant. arPrice,
25 cents per bottle.
DR. Kr..ELER'S VERMIFUGE SYRUP.
Thisiemedy. is pleasant to the' taste,-harm
leits,tp.the patient and nil powerful in removing
alliqinds of worms from the body. It is with
out doubt ; the cheapest and best worm destroy
ing medicine before the public, and will Ira&
ministered - 'according to - directions, remove
them within five or six hours after taken. The
dose is small, and each bottle contains twice as
much as similayremedies. Price only 25 cents
per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S LIVER-AND SA-NATIVE
RILLS:
Although nut recommended as a "are all,"
yet they are the mildest and_ best remedy to. re
move Cor.stipation, Jaundieo,. Dyvpepaia, BiT
-iointneas,—Nervonsnessr-F-oul-Stornanhr-flead-
ache r indigestion, etc. • Ulike other' purgative
inediciiiee th6 - y leave - theliowelsaliveys relaxed
trail conuequenttyard th& proper - mrdielna - for
for females and persons 'loading. a !solitary life.
Price 25 cents.
DR. KEELER'S RHEUMATIC LOTION
&justly celebrated external'' application for
Pains of the Chest, Nenealgio Headache, Spent'
Brulies, Tic Doloreux, Swellings of the Joints,
Rbenmatistn, Gout, sciatida and for all,disor
dere wherein a sedative and rubefacient reme
dy la applicable. Price twenty-five cents per
bottle'.'
-
All of the above celebrated and extensi l•
used medicines, are prepared and sold W ale-
Philadelphir u ' u""
MARKET STREET,
For sale by S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle ; A. G.
Miller, Dickinson; Meests.A Altick, Shippens
burg, J. F. Span r, Mechanicabnrg, M. Bitner,
Shiaemanstown, and in every town throughout
the county and State. [January 14, 1851
GREAT COUGH REVIEW'.
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CHERRY
PECTORAL:
Far—ni - ci Cu re' or
' COUGNS, COLDS,
Etosialsmia-zss, PRON.
CHITS'S, ,CROUP, IiSTEC•
DIA, 'WHOOPING-COUGH
AND .00NSIYMPTION
In offering to the community ibis justly cele
brated remedy_ for . diseases of :the throat and
_lungs; it is not our wish' I,_rifle with The (live
, or health of the afitcted, Lai frankly to lay he.
fore them the opinions of distinEuished men and
some. of the evidences of its success, fro m which
they can judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions or
' false statements of its efficacy, not -will we hold
out any hope suffering humanity which facts will
not warrant.
Mnny proofs are here 'given nud we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish,feel
.ing assured they will lied them - perfectly relhtble
ututthe medi9ine worthy their best confideneg k
and.pntronnge. . - -
PHOM DENT SILLIMAT4. M.D.; L. L. D. &c
Professor of Chemistry, Mineraology,&e., Yule
College, Member of the
and Seim). Societies ot• A tneri,eo and .E.orope.
"1 deem the CHERRY 'PECTORAL un ad
mirable composition from some of the best or•
yes-in he Mnteria ,Medics, add a- very effect
ive remedy for the class of diseases it iskintend
ed to cure."
New Haven, Ct., Nov. 1,1349.
Prof CLEV ELAND, of IlowiloinColle'ge ( Me.
Willis—" I have 'witnessed the effects of your
~ CHERRY PECTORAL! in my ownlamily and
thatof my friends, and it giveame,satisfitction toe
state in ifs favor that no medicine _I have.over_
known has proved so' nthinefilly spece a stuf of
curim,..dise.ises of the throat andhings." •
' REY. DIt."OSGOOD" ; •
he'considers CHERRY. PEC
TORAL' the best medicine fqr Pulmonary affec
tions ever givelf.to the Mblia," and states that
"his" daughter being; obliged to keep the room
four months with n severe settled cough, nceom
ponied by raising of blood, night sweats, and the
attendant symptoms of consumption, 'minimum!
the use of the 'CHERRY PECTORAL' and
had completely recovered"- -
HEIR TuiE PATIENT, • :
Pr. Ayer—Dear: Sir: For,two'years 1' was
afflicted with a very severe cough; acebrapanied
ho spitting of 'blond and profuse nigitt sweats.—,
fly the advice of my attentling..physician I wile
induced to use your I IIERRY - PECTORA L,
and continued to do so.till .1 considered myself
cured, andaseribe the enct to your preparadon.
JA.NIO49,IIANHALL.
IfamM'en ss. Springfield, Nov,. 27. 11348."
'lhisday'appeared the above mimed Jamqt
Randall, and. pronounced the Above statement
firtid . in every respect. ' „
• • .• LORENZO' NORTON'
THE RENIEDX THAT CU4ES.
PORTILANV,AIp. Jan. 10„1547..
Dr. Ayer, t haye
,
Asthma which gVel4 , yegrl
orse,tiiitil last an-
Atunn, It brought on a cough which confined the
in my elinintier,iiiicl•begon to assume Alie alscrit
ing,symptotns Of[epttsunoptien. I liadAried the
best ndriel and Ilho'best medicine to neP91119 , e. ,
until I used your. CH WIRY PF.CTOTIAI, which
ha's cured roc, and yon tn.nr,well lboljoy#,
••, Gratefully yours. . • •
• 0. wipLP.
. If. there the 4
julignicat - ort S. lw
wise, who spealf,frow experlortpefiitaril
icing worth"): of the' ttiblte ,
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• •Sol (I by , Di, Hnwljnd, 84.A.31Iubharlqiir 6.
Ell iott, sle'r Dr.lrti , DaY; lite'etionletb s urkt;
H. IlervalTiNevanier3,ol44ln 4 Y4
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dr;uggi!tfuifinott9/n",.
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OTHE EtAeaTibof qqw•onotiing Atto,viifiap.
opt,lotof Onnof ,Tp4llpqr, flyer, oflorb(t
in Carlialooo.4;WPvid:. - ndvlse•'ilfo 1 0. 1 9 4, t054 11 1
P4PI I . and if•lt SINT• 4 : 9f , ,
ocPO • og
litcctiattruttr.
PETROLEIJIII, OR ROCK OIL.
•
•A :YATURAL TMAIRDir •
Procurcd from a Wet/ tn. Allegheny county, .1 , ,
' 4000,1a1 blow the eartlea auyiece.
PUT UP AND 901.1) 11Y. SA7VL M. KIER, CA4,IAL
-- BASIN, PA. •
,
The boulilif..l hahn from Nature.; seq.% slitrlng,
The bloom of.llieulth, will brier,
As from her .letalts lite mug le lien Id flown.
To calm our seal:Hogs, and unsuago out Worn.
PETROLEUM.
THIS great remedy of Nature, nrepented.
Land litir trials has widiceil. its wato popu
lar laver, We need. hardly repZat the fact, that
this is it pure,. unadulterated AL M
Gll-
W,INE, and is porup as it flows from the bosom
cC the. earth; without admixture. In these days
of Nostrum vending, we (Io not Wonder at the in.
credulity viewed by the' community, upon the
introduction ohs Xew Kemeny, but that inerche
lity shall not suppress a medicine, whose power.
ful influence has mitigated and curets so ninny
diseases incident - to our races' were we to
bold r remedy I ike this Irmo public Wilier, sue
should.onsider oaselves as guilty of keeping
back ,semethiug that {ens_ihtended—to-reliev
human suffering, and dispel the gloom and
pain oil runty a one, whose system has for v ears
been rucked - and tortured by the fell engine's of
Disease.
_Nay, do not wonder, gentle reader,
a n d Jon, with ethers in the ery ,that it cures too
many diseases; tor, ay.' will take the trouble
to rim over-the list of diseases fin {Vidal it is
coninteided,.you.will find that they - are diseasei
effecting the same kind of tissues,ond consequent
ly IT IS A PPLICABLE 'l'o ALL.
But the best evidence its favor of .n medicine
are the cures themselves. When these stand out
in bold relief, and when he who for }ears leas slit
lured the tortures andpangs of-an immediesible
lesion, which has been hastening Idol to the oar.
row htiose, speaks out in its praiseos hat better
evidetice need be -wanted ? hove the evi•
deuce in our possession, of many asloniching
cures, which will be furnished to any one nho re•
ally ['colds the efficacy of this wondet . lat remedy.
The Earth, from which man Noss created,bears
in Ina. Imams remedies which if knowmarc en•
gable ofrestoring bin; to health and vigor,lVllcs
prostrated by sickness and disease, It was the
Opinion of. the. celebrated-Dr.--It usle, that there
(Iviand in Nature an antidote to every
to which man is liable. Every - vine is assure o
the relief frequently obtained from Olineral
Ws, in most chronic complaints. These singular
tnedicaments, flowing out from the earth, satura
ted with sit stances varied in their character,
and holding them in complete solution, bear am
pie iestnnony to the they hat they were com
pounded by the master baud of Nature, to repair
the shatter'ed Vessels of our ph} sirs! be ing, and
set them with sails unfurled, prosperously upon
lie sea of.lilb
The Petrolento is one or this kind or remedies,
and is endued with powers to relieve more
men sufferit g than any other medicine extant.-
Whet, taken perseveringly and accot . ling to the
directions o it will cure—biarrhoca, Piles, Blies.
matism (Goat, Neuralgia. (Bistiliate Eruptions
or the Sidn , Er) sipelas, Pimples on the Pace
Blotches, Piles, Chronie,Sore Et es, fling 11'orra
Tetter,.Scald flood Pains w the hones, and
'Joints, and all that class or Diseases, in a hick
alterative, or pitril) lug Nletlicines are indicated.
Sold In. S. 14. Ilaveestiek-and S. 4, I hibbard,
'Carl C. 11. . Slopptasslvirg;
.1. Hood Sc Son, Springfield; Gilmore Si
Sto-gri, New ville ; Thomas Greasom Plainfield,
Cumberland county.
September .
Valuable S,pbooLßooks,
uUBLISIIED.I3I'' THOMAS, COW PETH
wArrE c,..0.;2.53 MARKET ST R IiET,
.PIHADELPHIA, and for
.sale by oil the boot:,
: .
rciiEws PRIMARY:GEOGR A PHy; •
A n easy ictroduction to the study of Ceogra
phy, designed foe children, nod completely-
I usirated by 120- eugray ;rigs and ld colored
maps.---
MITCHELL'S
TIM test, - the
forty_beaut
quarto v
SHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. 8/. ATLAS,
it system of modem Geography, eainprising.
dean iption ( - the present state of the world and
it•five great divisions. Embellished with un
met ous eti;.,raviiTs and illustrated by an excel
lent* Atlas containing 26 !minimum and accurate
colored Map's. This series of Geography by S.
Augustus Mitchell has been wholly or partly
introduced into the public and private schools
Of nll the principal cities nod towns of the LlM
_ted_Stmes;..and ofter_it full and fair trial of its
_merits in these schools, it has received an almost
universal recommendation.
MITCHELL'S ANCIENT G.EGGRAPHY gr, ATLAS
Ansn~ classical mid sacred Geography,
embellished with engravings of remarkable
events, views„of ancient cities, etc.; and a6com.
paned by ancient Atlas containing 12 beautiful
colored maps:.
MITCHELL'S ATLAS OF OUTLINE MAPS
Mitchell's Biblieal and Sabbath School Gem , -
raphy, with Mops and embellishments. Mimi;
ell's Key to the study ot Maps. and Carroll's
Key - CElMitehell's Geography, are excellent and
populnr books, and are becoming very exten
sively used in the best schools of our country.
GREENEN Finer Lesson 111 61lASITIAll, ?MSC('
upon the construction and analysis of sentences; desi
girlett_na_aa.introduction-to-theinlysisr"-- ,
4—GIIEENE'S ANALYSIS--:AAPOSt'SC - OINhO !Mlles
lure of the English tonnage, with illustrationt
and exercises adapted to the use of schools, by
Snmucl S. Green, A. M. ' Principal of the
Phelps Grammar School, Poston.
These books hive already In the short time
- theylhave - been'publisheit,obfameil a very ..;x
-(entice circulation, having been introduced lido
the public schOols of Baltimore, Pitts..•
burg; Cincinnatti, l St. Lotiis,• Vicksburg.' cal
other cities and towns, - and recommended by
those who have tried theta i,i their'schools, as
without question the best' English Grammars
'n existence.
SWAN'S SCHOOL READEIPS.
GroartArny—
r r- !t•Cises the illutitratiuns, anti the
maps itre_printed Logethetin_otte
fuE
PIIIMARY SCHOOL READER-7Pa'CI 111 is
intended for beginners.' It 'contains a lesson
ups s each of the elementary Sounds of the lan
guage The Primary School Render, part 211,
contains exercises in articulation, arranged in
Connection with easy reading. -lessons. - l'he
Primary Bender, part 311 , is deaigned for the
first chiss in Primary Schools, mid the lowest
class in Grammar Schools,
RE GRAMMAR 'SCHOOL READER, is daigllCll
.for. the class in Gririunme Schools, and
contains exercises in articulation arranged in.
connect ion with rending lessons
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL READER ; in IIesiSECEI
,for_ the highest classes
. public and presto
schools.' Jr contaiiii; exercises in artieulatiim,
pausesoind itillectioni"of the voice with such
rides and suggesstions as are deemed useful.
THE DifiTRUCTIVE READER ; di` a COUTne of
Kending.bn Natural h istory; Science and .Lite
rature designed for schools.
• TIIE SPELLING BOOK.
Consisting of words in columns and sentences
for oral and written exercises. It is a complete
arid systematic series of exerci.es in English
orthography.
This highly popul.ir series of reading books,
and this spelling Lock were compiled ti) Mr.
IN in. 1). Swan, Of Boston, and judging- from the
rapid introduction Into schools which they have
olitained in the Eastern nal fiddle--Stites 151111
in ,runny of the Western and Southern States,
we think they are really - better adapted to. the
Wants of tenchers and scholars Mau shy other
yet Published. The publihlters have a very large
number of recommendations from public school
cotrimitteeS; teachers and others friendy to edu
cation.
FROST'S msTully OF STATES.
One vol , 12 t... 0 for Milt schools nod wade.
mien. The some work eonthmsed nod siMplified
or common schools, 1 vol.lB mo.
3AII7III'BPRACT/CAL PHISIOLOGY, for the use
of schools and littnilies, '1 vol. 12 ,Ino.
engravings.
PILMOLOGY, by the same author, 1
vol. 1R ma.
I' ' tr,sr Bowe Li 1 4 .111TIIAO:TIC, by F.A. Adams.
intended li:r primary and common'schools:
A lIITRADITRI IN 'TWO PARTS.
Ily the same - amthor. Porn Brat-7,talvanced
lessons hi mental nritbMetic ; part second—.
rules and 'examples for practice in written arab.
metic, fur common'aml high schools.
A Key to examples 'for prae:ice in Written
ariternetic, for the Ilse of teachers, by the same
author. .
.Thego aritlitrictics have- sewed very , high
recommendpiionii tiem le:tellers -of 'schools. and
academie - ], and from profeasora iri seVeral crow
pollegesoind from others interested in the-enuno
'o'r education in various sections of tlitt
10 . C. & c o , a t a o puldish many chluir School
itoolta,-whible t h ere is !MC room to eminternio
l'heologicol and
I so culmea...l3nolse, and they are fully
red to answer orders fin , books In.evOry d
M epart
,ent of knowledge. .BOOktelleri, Schooreorn.
itupplied on-the tnoAt favor.
able tin'mn. • ." (refit 25,'50_1y.)
.. • ~ .„
1 , ..: ~, •
.Avtftoot ,va•fet'y of. these useftil , artieleS
rfored.for agncisticg,oi Whiteivmoh,Sweeol
ing,-SOfsihhihg; Palot,pro, hair,
Taeth.ora flcob and
.qrstniog /freshets in
greet variety, nil of which are of the beat quo
- ty nnd - will be soldat . thelowest prices
J0ne6.,H ,, ... , • 8 ELLIfYPIC
• Tiird. Satini:tuit
bpotimt &nen!
Turn 'of va . fious colours,
Alfid,thhhVahleSilkirin whieff h o
inNitoeLho,ottontion of tlio• Lollies- of earlisl
44 11 Ylait/ ' • Obv64 A W /13TNER‘t
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