ilnisallancou rM=I'MMT'I'MrMMI OWE= de. luta:maw, • ' • Recently fitin Philadelphia , ESPECTFULLY inform the ,ottizens, of . XIV Carlisle and .its vicinity, that they have . now at their Marble Yard. in South Hanover ' street,' a few doors. south of the Court, House, andmoarly.opPosite.A St; W Bontz's Store', an elegant stock of ouro , • 4.IIIERICAN' WHITE MARBLE,. • and are prepared to executo in thelbest finished aryls . Monuments, . Tombs, Grave Stones at all prices, Mantles, Door and Window Sills, Steps, kc., together with every other article in their line, • and promise that in fineness of finish, chaste ness of design .and quality of Marble, their work. shall not be'eurpaitsed by any other ()stab- Bailment: • • • They tire' alim the authorized agents of Mr Robots Wood, of Philadelphia, and will fur nish from his m,anufactory all varieties of IRON • RAILING for the enclosing of GraVe lots and - all 'Other purposes, at, the shortest motet) and at Philadelphia prices. • They wilt also finish or —tflanufactiire-all-kinds:of-Etuilding—W-ork;.:such as Sills, Steps and • Pletforms, &c.; at the short est notice and,on the most reasonable terms. • Haviag htid great experience, and being-em played in the best shops of 'Philadelphia, they are therefore enabled to manufacture-the most ' •fashionahle work, and respectfully ask a share of the patronage of Carlisle and the surrounding country. • ' .[Carlisle, novfi 185th. FRESh 4REIVAL OF English and American Hardware hettpit:thatt 'tan be lottna this side of the nst rpHE subscriber, having juet returned from the Eadtorn cities with a full and hand seine assortment of all It idas of HARD WARE of tho very best makers and well selected, is now opening'at the Cheap Hardware Stand id North Hanover street, next doorYo Scott's Ho tel, formerly kept by Henry Glass, where he would 'invite inthat are in want or good and cheap Hardware tod give him a call and see and satisfy yourdelf of the - truth, as we are determ ined to sell at a very small advance. Small profits and quick sales are the order of the day - • — To - Ritilifers, Carpenters anti Others. A full stock of white, mineral and -Japaned Knobs, Mal and latches, of every description price and quality, hinges and screws, window sash. and shuttor springs, straitmeckcd and barrelled Bolts, of every kind, mill, cross cut and circular 'Saws, hand, panel, ripping and back Saws, bright,lblack find blue augurs, of the very best makers, Chisels, broad,pointing, hand and chopping Axes, of different makers hatchets, planes and plane bits, steel and iron squares, files and rasps, nails, brads and spikes of all sizes and warranted of the best quality To Saddlers and Coach Makers, Our stock consists of a complete assortment of articles in your lino of business. saddlery tools, brass, silver and Jawed mounting, carriage trimmings, broad pastemg and scorning laces and fringes, plain and figured cnnvass, of cicith, top lining cloth an serge lininglaf.vari oils kinds, white, red, blue and black patent - leather - Dashorsi - - silver - and- brass - plate; Dest Hair, rosette, hubs, fellows, spokes, bows, Blip tic springs, iron axles malleable castings, &c. `.l To Cabinet and Shoe 'Makers ------A-fttll-stook-of-shoe-kit-and-findings,Lboot-mo= recces,-French-kid, straits, morocco and lining and binding skins, lasts, tacks, pegs, harifiners pinchers and French morocco, kit of oyery de scription, _ superior copal varnish; Japan and black varnish, mahogany and maple Vaseers, moulding; beading, roasts, glass, mineral and mahagany - knobs - of every sixo an - d style: • To,Blacksmilles, Farmers and Others. 10 to,.s of assorted bar iron, a :wanted to he'd - Ithelbest-qualicy.--A- splendid assortment - of bar and relied iron, hamntered, horse ehoe; scollop, plough, broad an narrow tire, rolled, horse shoo bar, band, round and square iron,- cast, shear spririg,F.nglish and American blister steel, Eng:, lish 'Wagon boxes, Carriage' boxes in Setts, an vile,.y.ices, files, rasps, horse shoe nails, dce.)g To Housekeepers. A beautiful assortment of cheap fancy goods, such. as waiters, trays, plain and fancy knives and forks, bulchor, knives and.,?steels, brit ifnia lamps, brass candle sticks, Brittannia an ilver table and tea spoons, plated butter kn ea, pro. serving kettles, smoothing irons, jr n and tin ned tea and oval boilers, icon frying and bread pans, washboards, tubs, churns, buckets, iron pots, wash kettles, and stew pans, &c. To Gunsmiths, A/arks - Men and Others.. Rifle and Gun Barrels, tone action, plug,' nipple and back 'action Gun Locke, gun mount ing and gun breech cocks, sheet brass and German silver ornaments, &c. To Painters: . 'White Lead, oil and turpentine, varniphes, Jn pant White grid red lead, yellow and, Green . paint, ground in oil,' whiting, yellow ochre, &c. __,Toilialtcrs and Narksoun., A good assortment of double refined powder rock powderof extra quality, safety-fuse, shot, flints and• bar lead, ropes of all kinds, for - threshing matinee' and well' diggers, and a thousand other articles too numerous to insert, all we ask is to give us a call, and we aro con fident you will find a good assortment of Hard. ware and cheaper, than can be found in any other House this side or the east. Give us a call is all we ask, at the old and well known Hardware Stand lormerly kept by Lewis Har lan, in North Hanover street, next door to Scott'a Hotel, formerly kept by Henry Glass. nov6 • • k JACOB SCHER. CHEAPER THAN inrim. OE subscriber having just returned from T tho East, offers to. the public a-more am • pie and complete, assortment of goods irrhis line, than ever previously offered,, and respect fully solicits dealers and others to give him a call, when Ito will show !Item goods at 'aston ishingly tow price 4. To Builders; Carpenters and Others. AIM stock comprises a full assortment' of Looks and Latches of every description, Min ges and SereWs, Windcw Springs and Bolts al various kinds, Window Glum, Potty., P a i nts of all colors, Oils, Turpentine, &c., Sze. t, Also, Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Hand Pannel, Ripping and Bock Saws, Augurs, Chi eels,-Broad, Hand and Chopping Axes, Hatch ets, Planes and Plane Bins, Steel and Iron Squares, Files and Rasps, Nail!, Brads and Spikes of all sizes. . . To Smilers. and Coath . Jffakers. A complete ass o rtment of Saddlery Tools, Silver. Brass ehdlamined mounting, Carriage trimmings,. Broad pasting and seaming Laco, —Alain and figured Canvass, Drab Cloths, Rati• nett, Serge and Bu ram, Moss and Deer Hair patent an enamelled Loather, Lanins and Da shore. Also, Hubbs, Follows =and Spokes, Eliptic springs, Iron Axles, Mailable Castings, &c. To Cabinet and Shoe jilakers My stock embraces asomploto assortment of goodsin your line. • Moroccan, lining and binding Skins, Lasts, Thread, Pegs by the barrel or smaller quantity, Tools of every de scription, &c. Curled Hair, Hair Cloth, var nish, Mahogany and' Maple Wooers, Mould ings and Rosette, Sota Soringe, any, Mineratand Yaneered Knobs of all sizes. To Blacksmiths, Fanners, end others, who may be in.most of good Iron. He ofibrs a full assortment of Hammered, Horse Shoe, Scollop, Plough, broad and nar row, Tire Iron. Also, Rolled Horse Shoo, Bar, Band, Round, Square, Tire, Hoop and Shoot Iron, Nnil Rods, Raysia Sheet Iron, Cast; Shonr, - Spring and Blisier:Steel, English and:American Wagon and Carriage Boxes, Anvils, Vices, Files and Rasps, Horse Shoo Nails, . ro'Hotisekeepers' anti those about entering the 'JIM: . , . . • • trintanta! Stale. I would invi t e, attention to, my beantiful as: sortment of waiters and Trays, plain Itnd Go. title style, knives and forks 'Belcher Knives, Scissors and Shears, Brittannia, Gorman Silver, and Stayer . —Plato;. Table : and.. Tea 'Spoons Brags and Ff morold Pressiying Kettlea; I,lllttOit:vaVe';' Tubs, an'oo6, Glinme;* due." " , '' ' • . Qits -Paints:apktt,ie'Stelies, Fire andWatei Fioor'Palpt.' • , .' { ''HCNItY SA.XTON. , lorOsh Oraifherries.• ,• • HAVE pun bevn ^received, as also '4.10t of new FARINA and 110,511 NY, and for.salo by , ,•,CtxrlisleaDna. 25:59. J. W. EB , . ~ , . 1 1 :• Children's Stockings. .'. .4 rurd., , nownitrient or whit.. and Mixed Merino'HOSe.of nil sizes for' Cid,ldren.— A. ci, Lidios Miss in great variety .just opened by t , , , "" • 'G W KITN ,R. , my FS ravErs:. JUST, °pima n variety of Lynx and 'com mon MUFFS "of different qualities had prices. deco W. JJITNER.sig DRUGS 1 . DRUGS I DRUGS I rresh Sprang Supply ! • • ' AvE just received a fresh stock'oi•Med -1 icinee, Palma, Glees ' Oil, &c., which having been purchased with great care at the beet city houses, can confidently recommend to Families, Physicians ; Cotintry • Merchante and Dealers, as - being fresh andpnre. DRUGS. Pauint Modicincs, Fiqo'hemi cats, Theerunlorits, Pure Essen't Oils Cod Liver Oil— _ DYE, Herbs and Elttactso, Spices,ground and wiled° Essences, • • ...- 1 Perfumery, ;Sc.4. •Warranted Genuine. ..STUFFS. e I Log and Cam Woods, -, Oil Vitriol Copperas; " el" 4 - Lac ,Dyit!Zi.Z PAINTS. - 4 4 Weiherill &Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome Green and Yelloiv, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil,.Turpen tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and Red Lend. All of which will be sold at the very lowest market price, Also, a fresh and splendidllas sortment of. a --- ...-,N., Indigoes, Madders, Sumac Alum, FANCY GbODS,FRUITS,IS GonfertienaryTund—innumcrable-other—artieles calculated for use and ornament, all of wLiclt are offered at the loWeat cash prices, at the cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the tub scriber on North Hanover street. EIM=I May 22. 1850 ClRi' 1 1, Lt AMUEL A. HUBBARD, liavingiMichaa ed of Mr. Henry A Sturgeon, his.atoek of Drugs, Medicines .&c.. would respectfully so lick a share of the public patronage ' et the old stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite the Rail Road depot. He will keep constantly on hand, 'an assort. ment of fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuflb, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy articles, which be is determined to sell low.— He willgive his personal attention to the bush. 'ness,'and particularly to putting up prescriptions. A liberal dectuction_made for Physiciabscoun try Merchants, end Pedlars. Feb. 13, 1850* MET ARRIVAL OF. .IBoOts and shoes FOR rHE FALL "SEASON AT PORTER'S SHOE STORE, Mails Street, near the Rail Road Depot, IP OMPRISING IVlen's, Boy's and Youth's Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and Brogans, w itch, are warranted to be of the beet quality, Lidice Gaiters, Buskins and French Ties, Misses and Children, boots and shoes in great variety, Also, an elegant assortment of GUM SHQ*III , and BOOTS, with all the latd im proveltithts and warranted perfect. Having purchased these gum shoes Irom the agentoa the manufacturer, I am authorized to Give 'New PAIR in pla6e of any that prove defective in wearing. Having alsrge stock of French - Calf Skins, Morocco, Kid, bre., and good workmen, every attention is given to customer work no usual. septlB WM. M: PORTER, Great Rai gains CAN be expected from ' the subscriber, as ha has just received c 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 CASSIMERES, ' satinets, velvet Cords. Ky. jeans, scarlet, yel low, white and Canton Flannels, tickings, mus .cashnieres, de. lanes, _alpacas,-Co hvrg cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish linen, corn forts, &c, SHAWLS! SHAWLS?! A Jame and splendid assortment of Long and bquare kihawls, at all prices ,to times. BOOTS AND StiaFS. Also, Boots and Shoes, which ho is determ ined to sell low, at his stand, in North nano= first store below Ilaverstick's Drug Store. vet street, Carlisle; •• J, G. 'CARMONT. Fresh Arrival of-Harilwa c .CHEAPER;THANITHE CHEAPEST. rirAYING just returned Irons Now York lk KJ. Philadelphia with the best and.fClicapest Stock of HARD WARE CU TLER4' BUILD ING MATERIALS, PAINTS/ dcc., ever brought to Carlisle, I would respectfully request dealers and consumers and all others to give me a call and sec whether they cannot get more and better goods fur the same money than at any other place in town...My stock of Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes, Class, Paints, &c., is complete and very cheap. Carpenters Tools, I have a splondtd ,assort. ment. Also,'Cabitict Maker',l3 Tools and Ma. terials, viz t—Vaneers, Mahogany, Mineral and ase Bureau nn S !iDDLERS & COACH MAKERS, can have everything in their line cheaper than ever. -- FOR SHOEMAKERS, I have a first rats stock of Morocco and Lining Skins, Bindings, Pegs, 'Phread and Wax, aod a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I hal/male° a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts, made in Harrisburg, which can be had at no other place in town, and at BulPs,Pricce. 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 rind Trays, Tubs, Buckets, Scc. - WALL PAPER. I have' the largest, Handsomest and Cheapest Assortment-in town. And to all who want Good rind Cheap HARD WAREfI would say come and sec for yourselves. - oct3o I P LYNE. Important to Farmers anutMillero! BURR.ELL'S CORN SHELLER, THE subscriber'remieedully informs the ferm ing community that he has .purchased the right to Burrell's celebrated Corn Sheller, for the counties of Cumberland "and Franklin.— Farmers who have used this Corn Sheller, pre pounce it a most invaluable invention. at 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 and fit for Market. It shells from'ten to twenty bushels per, hour. Eight hundred of them have been veld the' past season by the inventor, all of which were highly approved. Persons wishing io see the above Corn Shel ler, can do so by calling et the shop of the sub scriber, corner of North Hanover and Louther streets. Carlisle, where lmwill keep constantly on hand a largo number for sale. Every farmer end miller should have the above cheap but Valuable Corn Sheller. iingWeroklal • DAVID F. FEIKER.k§ ' November 27, 1850.-2mlE3 agg. SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES • Latest idrilval.'"' nitHE Cheap' Family Grocery Store of Jo. L seph B. Halbert, West Min street, Car: fish), has just received a large and fresh supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIF.S that the Philadelphia markets can afford.. The subscri ber hasjust returned from the city., and would respectfully invite his friends and the public generally, both in town.' and country, to call and examine for themselves his-large and- in creased stock, which embraces all the articles usually kept, in his line of business. Such as Rio, JaVa and St Domifigo and Laguira Coffee . ; Imperial, Young Ilyson- and Black -Teas, of very superior quality and i flavor; Lavering's crushed,louf, fallinl loaf, and loaf sugars, or ange grove, clarifie NeW Orleans and brown Sugars of every gra de and quality, with pride to suit.. Honey, sugar house, Orldans and 8344' Molasses. Spices of all kinds, whiclr he will lwarrant pure and fresh ground. Brooms, Co. ,dar and painted buckets, churns, tubs, half bushel measures, butter bowls, butter prints, 'butter ladles, wash rubbers, .kc Clothes, fancy sewing: traveli g and market ' , baskets of all kinds.• Castile, Fancy, rosin and country SOAPS ° . Also, a general assortment of chewing and stroking TOBACCO, spanish half spanish 'and common CIGARS. Atones twines, and 13rusties , of all kinds. Prime CHEESE-always ,on hand. Sperm, -Winter, strained Elephant 'and Common OILS. • .• • GLASS. , QUEENSWARD.-4 have also 'added to my already largo stock, a' number op 'sow patterns of .White, and , fancy tea ,sots...witlx CROCKERY WARE 9f every do. foription, +oh I will Banatthe lowest prices, Fooling gratefulifor thellberal.patronage here tofore•bestowed upon him by a goneroue publio, the subauriber tenders them hie hearty & anima thanks, and hopes that in his efforts to please and Particular attention tri • bubinesa, to merit a o ntinuance of their support.' March 20. 1850. • - JOS.P. HALBERT. Lead Ookiied 'Borutettt, ' A NEW /Triply of Lead Colored Bennot t3L, just received ot tlto afore of ,0e123 ' G W lIITNER. —~!ri _~li~l~a~re~~ii~uT.- • PIANE FORTE WAREROOMSp •N;4II7I:CHEsNUT STREET,IWGAIY.9.- VIE OLD STAND, occupied or mo r e han one.fhird of a century by G." it • • „ inHE undersigned *multi most respectfUlly announce to the public that he is AGENT , • • for more than twenty of the moat ..• ~ celebrated manufacturers of OS. j Tau,. NEW: YORK, PHILA. DELPHI s k, andelsewhere; - end is constantly . receiving from them 'PIANOS o the richest and moat , varied styles, of superior , lone, and of the most.sunerb finish, of 6. 6+, 61,, 61, and 7 Octaves, Whicli;are warranted - equal to any manufactured : aid* in this country or in Europe. 'Just received, also, a further supply of Ohara and Parlor Organs, of beautiful patterns and fine tones. His WA RERO OM is 'conatently..alinplied, with a ehoiEe selection of SERAPHINES'and MELODEONS, from the oldest and most ox. teneivo manufactories in.the United States; a• mong whim is a new style of REED ORGAN haying Carhart's patent. improvements, with. gilt pipes in front, and case elegantly carved, and itighly'ornanikiital. Anivg_ancl_Befig.r.ins7=Sig—aninutocia, Grasse, a distinguishkd Piano Forte Manufactu, rer and Organ Builds}. will attend to all orders. sept4,'so OSCAR C . B ARTER. B) \ BAY STATE SHAWLS. n THESE celebrated andjustly acknowledged ' superior goods, in the latest colorings a most improvedstyles, will be furnished by the subscribers in any quantity,'at the very lowest prices. Purchasers will please notice that the genuine Bay State fabrics bear tickets correspondidg with the above cut, and they will also be distinguished from all other Wool en Shawls by their superior finish, fineness of texture and brilliancy of colors. Orders so- Hefted from all sections of the country, and the same will be promptly, ,attended, to. Purcha sers will also find in our Shawl department a large assortment of all file other moat approved makes, and newest designs of American, Frenchand Scotch Woolen Shawls, embracing a great variety of plain and medium styles for friends. Also, Superior Long and Square Shawls in latest styles and best manufacture, High lustre black and colored silk Shawls, Lupine Black and Mode Colored Thibet Shawls, with silk and woolen fringes, Paris: Printed Cashmere nud Terkerri Shawls, Plain) and Embroidered Crape Shawls, New Style printed Palm Shawls Neat Figured Paris Brocha Shawls, Lupins Black and Mode Colored Thibet Long Shawls, Plain .Bound Seal Skin Shawls, Plain Mode Colored French Terkerri Shawls, fringed and bound, Eight•quarter French Mode Colored Thibet Cloth, measuring full two yards wide for Shawls, binding to match, Wliite and Col red Barcelona and Genoese Shawlst &c. KrWICOLESA LE AND RETAIL.XO .ROBERT P,OLOCIC & CO. No:I8 SOIITITSECOND - ST., PDMADELTIITAI PERIIIMER7 DEPOT, niON'T be deceived. County Merchants .15,-rind Dealers who want good end :Tale* . PE4FUMERY and FANCY SOAPS should call upon JOHN T CLEGG,. Perfumer, and Chemist; 4fi Market St., below 2d, Philadelphia. who has constantly - on - hand PERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS of every description; Powders, Hair Oils, Ox MiirrowA, Colognes,, Hair Dyes, &c., &c' 100,000 persons have rend -my-advertisement in the. Public Ledger, hundreds of whom have called - MO been convinced of the advantage of purchasing direct from the manufacturer, Agency, for Ferran's • Circassian Hair Oil, &c. Orders from any part of the United Suites will be promptly attended to. sing4'so,ly JOHN T CLEGG. • F.ECONOM Y IS WEALTH.,) -4Light: Light .! Light!, Pine Oil, OEunpliine 8z Medal Fluid, ChF acknowledged superiority and purity, IL/ manufactured and for sale at the lowest Wholesale prices, by DAVIS & HATCH, at the old established s:and of the tarn .Bema min T. Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY, where orders by mail or otherwise are solicited, and prompt attention given. The voice of the public for 'fifteen years, an 3 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. alcohol.-Eitih,Tur4tentinca?ottin,,qnd:SP:l l 2- its of Turpentine, for sale Wholesale -and Re. tail, at the lowest'prices. roma) a' J2r. Rowe, IMANUFACTURERS and wholesaledeal. e-sinBROOMS,BASKETSand WOOD WARE, h&c removed to the largo store lately occupied Sy Messra. Sellers & Da vit where they have opened an extensive stock of Eastern and City:made 'BROOMS and OOD 'WARE, w h ich they are now selling ut the lowest manufacturers'prices. & full assortment of Bristles, Brits/ l ei, Mot Corclag.., eonetantly op hand No I North Third Street, 3 doors below;Race, Ph delphiaj ty17,'50 P. - Gotten Morse Motet, 161. ,t• - ADJOINING THE ,COURT HOUSE, CARLISLE', PA THE subscriber having leased the above large and commodious HOTEL, situated on the corner of the Public Square and South- Hutto ver street, and lately occupied by Ben!. 'L Esh leman, begs leave to announce to his friends and the public that ho Is prepared to entertain them in a manner which canpot fail to meet their approbation. THE HOUSE has the most pleasant loco. tion in the borough—has been newly "furnished and otherwise improved, and no pains will be spared to make those who may sojourn with him, comfortable dotting their stay. Ills par lors are large and Well burnished, and his cham bers supplied with.new and comfortable bed -din I S fTA E will be s - uprlied wi the best th maiket can\ afford, and -ail who are eennecu. e with his house will be ,found attentive caro l- I and obliging. - • • THE BAR will contain the best :liquors the city can'producc. HIS STABLING is entirely new arid exten sive, capable of accommodating, from 50 , t0 60 horses—makini it a desirable stopping place for DROVERS, and will be attended by a skil ful Ostler, in short, nothing will be wanting calculated Ostler,, add to the:comfort hnd convent. ence of these who may fitver hirit!lwitli their patronage. BOARDERS taken by the week, month, or year WrERAIS MODERATE. JOHN HANNAN DdIGUERgEOTY.P.ES FOR THE 11OLYDAXg. WM. ITIDLEY, is now prepared to take Naguerieetypes• of children . of almost any age. The time required totake them will be from 2to 7 won& All those who wish a correct likeness should call immediately. Ilaw ing made en improvement in the art which en. 4 attics him to take 'likenesses superior to any thing heretofore "taken in thip places Thltrpew and beautiful procors is styled CELEREO, TYPING. 'He 'Will be constantly found' at his rooms, cornerol Ns:lover and Louther up stairs. WINW ' • Piaci Ott garrison's Columbian Ink, , . E aubsetiber'haa on hand a large supply I of .tho above ink, which, by, a apacial ar. rangembpt kith the proprictorOte is able tO Tur Welt to merchatua anti other., at the rottnulac• tur e e i r i Lwhol o aalo prices , . 19 A 'IIII3III3AEDi . k LL:kus, IHE subscriber is 'now opening a general assortment:of .DRY GOODS JIM tOceiv% ed f rom the city, among which may be enume rated Bombitzince,'.. AlpitChns, Cashmeres N OUS. do tempos, Chintzes, Calicoes. Ging r hams, with a variety otherlDress Goods,. to which the attentionA rho citizens of . Carlisle and viclnity . ia invitod . me . hey may expect to find sonic 'goad bargains: • act3o' - G W HITHER'. HOSIERY. 'A GENERAL asodrimonvor Lades and Childrons' Stockinmconaiating of Ingrain 'and Spun Styli . Ctudirnores, Itlorino,,Latnba, Wool &. Cotton just:openod by ; - 1 , ' :G,W -31 totqctliS,e -4 .9 l aPanief f : - 1 -Tlie United States' Life Insurance -Annuity, and TiWA Company,- - kti E.. . : rii_ hitim etli t: i 7ssi c i t i iica . ti ,000 ‘ unsolicited 'application - for •gives; the inoatobundant h6 rt i e d s si ge b i n t e i op fy tr ip aed prOof the • public, mind is • ;•Th 'oWigthre-Itlie,4aesett.imhopvidretvaenre,O . 6 0 i f Insartincesheuld be rafetyi otherwise the whole motive to insure may be - disappointed. ..Too much care cannot' be' practised in f the': selection: •• of an'Officti 'with Which to effect the &inflect , — The. choice)elimild-bo regulated not by present . and constant , large inducements, as this; is car tdinly Incompatible with ,future &tacit& The ,:pierniutris oh lifeare - calculated for the future, tf present. and,prospec , tivo benefits therefore are given, the resultultimately, must terminate in litigation, disappointment and ruin: The object .aimed at brthis institution is stability and per petbsty, The rates of preMium have been care fully prepared with reference to. fluctuations.— ' Thereash..aystem of payments has also been adopted. Unpaid premium notes constitute no part of the assets of, this company, and every. • contingency- being fortified witft.an ample car. ital, eeparnyjuareas the whole syfirein. This --- re - 4tifiri p - iregiount to all other conai era ions`, eoininends the eempany tp public favor. Ex planetary pamphlets, blanks. application Papers information, and - every facility will be cheerfully furhisliedU.l;e nubile by Mr. E. BEATTY, who has been duly appointed atent of this company , for Cumberland: county. ; Pr. EI...HINKLEY has also been appointed Medical gym iner..s • Directes.—Stophou R. Crawford, Ambrose W Thompson, Benjamin W Tingley, Jacob L Florence, _William M Godwin, Paul B Goddard Lawrence =Johnson,. George M' I lenry, James Devereux, John L' resitient.--iStepheirß. Crawford. rsce-President.—Ambrose W. Thompson. Secretary &. Treasurer.—Charles G Imlay.. • -*marg.—Manuel Eyre. . Connect f.. 4 Attordcy.—Thogias Balch. Medical Examiners.—Paulgt Goddard; M.D. William Popper, M. D. faUg7 ly ~~ 211114 INSURANCE. THE Allen and East . Pcnnsborough Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county ncorporatod by an act of Assembly, is now fully organized, and in operation under the manage ment or ,the following commissioners, viz: Jacob Shelly, Wm It Gorgrts, Michael Cock in, Melcholts Brenneman, Christian Stayman, Simon Oyster ; Jacob H Coover, Lewis Ryer, Henry Logan,. Benjamin II Musser, Jacob Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickershani. The rates of insurance are low and favora bl as any Company of the kind in the State.— Personsswishing. : to,becomo members are .invited to make,application to the agents of_the.,Coppa-. ny, who umwilling to wait upon, thorn IL: any time. JACOB SHELLY, President fiENRY,LOGAN, Vice President. . • Lawn HYER, Secretary MICHAEL. COCKLIN, Treasurer. octlT 4 941 • -AQENTS. ``'Cumberland county.—Rudolph Martin, New Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, Ilenry Zoaring, Shiremanstown, Robert Moor& and Charles Bell, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Me/han .1 .' icsburg.Dr. Ahl;'Clirchtown. York county.—John. Sherrick, Lisburn, John Bowman; Dillsburg, Peter Wojford, Franklin John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S Picking, Dover, Danidl Rafferisberger, - 1 W Craft. Harrisburg. --,Houser &4Lochman. Members tof the company having pOliciee a bout to expre can have them renewed by nink• - ng - applitation ICI any - of the agents. TEA AND •GFROCERIES: • FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Gollees, Brown — diaWlifte Sugars, Orleans and Syrup Molasses, and all other articles- connected with the Grocery be. eineas. jutt received by the subscriber, includ ing an assortment of— • FRESH . SPICES, • of - all kinds; together with Raisins. Citron, &xi' sultabbi for the , season. Also. . PINE APPLE & DAIRY CHEESE, of fine quulity fiTiiih supply oithd - Messrs. JENKINS' Best Ilrartds or GREEN & BLACK TEAS, in'metallie — packs,of quarters. halves and Ilbs. Alsoo_handlotne selection of fine FREINICH,do EADEN,CHINAWARE and a large assortment of TOYS for tho ap praealaing holidays, at the etoro of dealB J W EIIY. CHEAP CLOTHING. & U STEINER respectfully invite • the attention of their friends Mid' the public germrally, to their large lot of Goods that have been purchased at a great sacrifice in tga city of,Baltimoro. They will sell them at o email advance, as there is no room for them in our little tante room.- So come.one and all and ,take them at almost any price, as we are detbr mned to Bell cheaper than can be, bought in Philadelphia. Now York or Baltimbre. ‘ Hang out your banners! Hear the trumpet! Here they come ! hero'They aro ! -----Wbaths-the.mattert-ayhatla-the-matter !- Only hie t at the crowd, Corse an Joe, Jim and Sam - Hatter, Lot ti ate what's out. ' , Hey, no herenomes Bill, - We'll ask-him what's the muds ; See how the street does fill, . There certainly must be a fuss ! 0, no boys, no fuss at all, __ Only another great arrival, Of beautiful Clothing for the fall, •'^"' 6 At M. & L. firemen's Clothing Hall! I have just bought a suit so line— Tell me, how do you like it Joe Don't you waneone like mine I Come on, boys, let us go. Now let me tell you, ' What there you can firniti Coats of all colors ' And ,Pants of all kind.. Waidtcoats so handsome,l - And Cravats so nice, effirar • , . - ' And they will notthink it troublesome. If you give them a call twiee..cii thrice. Ther will.wait on you with kiudriess, And they can autt,you with a i niceSap, Which foc tte , cgiality and cheapness, You can only find at STEIN'ER'S, West Alain Street, next ,door to Burkholder's Hotel. irr A first rate atiliortment of Clothe,' Caßai mares and Vesting!' always on hand, which"will be made to order in the most fasnionable and best style by a first-rate workman.' sa. 0. Oet2-3m • 1. NEW GOODS ! THE Undersigned respectfully informs his friends and numerous customers, that he has recently returned from Philadelphia with a very large and carefully selected assortment of now FALL GOODS, purchased at the lowest pri ces, and which he is determined to dispose of at very 'mien profits, Superior CLOTHS, at. from 75 contsto $6 e yard: -- Cassiinores, Cassinets-and Postings,. at various prices. DRESS' GOODS, ouch as Delaines, Hare gto,u9d a splendid assortment of Silks. An extensive assortmentof Calicoes and Ginghame Also, Cheeks, Tablo.Dispots,, 'Pickings, Mutt.' line Bonnets, Hats. BOOTS_ AND SHOES—A good essoitment of Men's oolen's and Chilexan's Boots and Shoo ,-of superiofApathy, and2,ory .— cheap Also; boy and Mons Cloth and Hungarian . - baps. GROCERIES — Siich as Sugar. Coffee. Mo• lassos, Pekin Tea Company's colehrilited Teas. Also„eonstantly on hand the hest quality of Carpet. Chain. The subscriber respeotfully, .asks aa• who wish good bargains, to .g,ive him taken m , r a call. Con't forget the stand. opposite Leon ardo old stand, North Hanover street ft:Butter, Eggs, Rags . N an ; and Son g o " 0 a Wei Iff`Stette.r , k . ctooprices V GREAT' CHANCES 'FOR VI OMR:" IIiTIHE subscriber begs 'leave to state to his '.frionthrtind tho public his intentions to re linguish business. Also, that he novinfferslis WHOLE STOCK:Oh DRY GOODS, ei ther'Wholosalc !stall; on the above terms. d0011,3m . • • . S A COYLE.' . _ N. B. All persons knOwing themselves in 4 dobted lb the subscriber will do - a .great kind ness'by calling and settling,thein•accounts be fore Ihe FIRST, OF MARCH, 1851. •' •• • SAC . PLASTEII: ' . ' A c tEß y otr PLA STER n a t t vN i t: s a a n s a s 0 tu a r ti l tO year, witenlott.eongot it far $5.50 per, to; at thb warehouse of W MURRAY, Agt GUIL,OR' FIVE BO.A.IWEAS:WiII mint Fwith aceommodotious on.ressonatia terms, by:milling on tho subscriber in Soutli' Hanover atre l , ' JAMES ; MobIIATELT ' January 22, _ i - - '' • , 'SALT. •.. ~ ; . • ,i , 'm•sAcics,, OF . PALT. receiving end A iot it.: ,fer_eirl?..!Anpitnt;illyivizirAveg:::l: I,' TUCfIfIUC Price Reduced! VAUGHN'S miErpNnurrip 311XTURE Dario Donlei—OnlyDno Dollar. rho Proprietor of thaGreat Ainerican Remedy " Vat:rower Vsacrancs LIIIIOIITRIPTIC Pdtxrpruc." induced by th argent KRioitttioaa of hie Agents, throughout the Unite Shit* and Canada. has, now . , Reduced the Moo ' • - • . , of Ids popular and well known. article; and Ryon this data iiicefeith. be will put up but ono 'alb 01117.--hie quu aattle:- , lha retail price will be , ' • .- ~ONE' DOLLAR'. The public may rest amend that the character of the Mall rine, its strength, and curative rProPettice Witt. REIM ENCIIKEGIED, and the 'same CUE. will be bestowed in pre min it am heretofons.' As tine medicine, under its rodueed price, will be numbed* Si time° ev'be have not hitherto made themselves armada* with fie +brow, the proprietor would beg to intimate that 'Ed 'article is not to be elused with the vast amount of "Rama& of the day.:; ",it chime for itself a greater [[tether bower. all diseases.ikasernr other preparation now Wore IA IlieCt• bit Ufa eisli i medical virtues, and, until this reduction, oonimanded dotal .he price of any other article m this line. NOTICE PARTICULARLY, this article sets with groat bee Di power and certainty" upon the Blood, Liver, Kidneiv, Longo, tad all other mud. upon the plobereditell of which lith toolth depend. Thu . l:nedioino her a jaitlf high remit* 111, a NONidi r Dropsy and Grave, and alldiaeases of that nature. It may be yelled upon who :he intelligent physician has abandoned hie patient,—and IS hese distremihg disease., more eepftially,puoray, the Proof Noe. would earnottly and honestly recommend it. At I hresent price it is easily obtained by all, and the trial will feror the article to be the Cheapest Itedieine in the World! Cam' Please ask for pamphlets the amide give them own, they contain over sixteen pagei of ramble, (in addition to fu medical matter) valuable for household amain's, and wit% will save many dollars par year to practical' honsekeepen. These receipt, are introduced to make the book of grey valne,suide from in chanter as an airmailing medium ft the medicine, the testimony in fans of which, in the form tenon from all parts of the country, mar be relied anon. •' Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptio Mirtum '•—lb Great American Irnmedi, now for sale in quart boffin at each, email bonito at 00 cts each. No mall bottles will b iced after the present stook is disposed 'of. nit:mind Office, Buffalo, N. Y., BB Maia S treet, G. a VAUGHN. • Bold Whokoala and Gotha by OLCOTT McKESSON CO.; 127 Malden Lane, New York City. N. B.—All letters (excepting from agents and denim wit whom ho nannies harinew) most bo pat paid. or no titan& sal be given to them. ,S Haverstlek, Carlisle, J.O & G 1 Altiek, ShippenSburg, Russel & Dice, Dickinson, J Spahr,, Itlechanie&qurg,"'r. A II 'Zaget, Kin`gstow•n. Octl6 TioN. !a alftbristitinlsed and civilised countries, but caused a larger proportion of death. than an other malady that 1.1. fillets the human . family; and , until y within a few years, there has not bean any certain res.dy to stop the deans., lien of that destroyer. But now... BRANT'S °INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM sum rent many of tire nria - denCloperir PAM or PULMONARY CONSUSITTMON—reI, UNdMibted MOO. a a/resisted and diseased MTN GS—ench NOTRLESS cases as were never before cored tor any other medicine. So utter -11e-hrlxiess-woro-itone-of-die, atTlicted,pertions r aa-ttr-hasss__ been prontoniceil by physicians and Moods to be setust.- LT OTING. Sone, who had their burial-clothes sonde, have been cored. atul vet live; whorl', who it was said would not live another day, are how so, well and hearty N.ll they MMN were. . . t posseaaes all the eleensinglqd purifying 'Virtues nearly_ as powerful and active es the preparation which we call GRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. The Balsam-differs from the F.:tract,,because It posaeases sresral mddicat irms vAith nrepeculiarly'adopied to, and on, amattially necessary f0r;_041,.... -C 0 U N-D--C 0 ti;g-Al P-71 ONS,---- .41 all ditutanea of a pulmonary panne—Buell amuse. as usually prove ko fatal under ordinary treatment, Tyhen they attack the Breast, Throat, Lange, and Heart. This BALSAM neat, A RR ceakeUt.ccas in the.LUNGS, and elservltere internally. as certainly dad welly red the Po- Irrtttc EXTRACT cures and ',tale ulcers tedivnatly. This Balaton cures nine, nines of ['melt and Cennenption out of van, after all oilier reumdiekhave failed to tkiVetut Thousands of Consumptions. Meanie Coughs aLu netnntly prove ita unfailing in mach disestaca, and na undoubted curative voref t . * :3 yoo thin, hunting prom -rhea, In tho follawing,compinintn and diso.ra. rm.: Spitting of Illcmd, /llitding at A. LUNN. Pain its the Breda and .olds. Niyht-Streats,,...Yei-r , opa Cow. plaintt, Poleihtlian .'f the Heart, Cholera IRlontom, Dions. lary and Sualaner Complaints in Children and Adulta, and all FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS. Mn 'remedy offered In the public has ever been half as reftais and afactual is rastanny ieratentia• sad inequlantiee or the nen, ILE BRANT'S I'ttLMOiauaY IS•1,11111. It makce Wltilfferenco ' , Oehler the derangement be supureuion, mean, gor other ieralenrsi—it REOULATES ALL, by strandhaniny the sysynat, aqualitinp the CIRCOLI, ne,, and .. n and allaying Nr.IIVOUI.IItII.IT•6ILITr. Yir Sea pampidet•- CONSIINMTION - 1 . 14 - G -- VSTOIVIAIsr - 017 rt - E b 1 We Adele this cure t to prove the vowel,. To sly. LIT.' when this BALSAM is used, even after the percents coo. idsred by phyriciane - cusdfrionds to ho in the lost 1111,ra 'if disrase—artnally hn—and, in this case, 50 rAR 00,11 e. Lira the 511.011 end BURIAL-Cl.oTlltt Were bought! Tot 1.11 , r particular. of this eat°, and /her septa/Air and Itottottb.b___ od pre , / of all the eircumstaneu and facts, we refer tu nut P11 , 11 . 111.r."5. .1111. cure wu erected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKEMA:II, of Itallaton .Upo, Saratoya County, N. Y. We ran prove, he. yowl a doubt, ournp ellterv, almost timidly horebut. end tileurrabla cases of Cetelhe and Conti...3l4ton. CUII.EI), which were prenollatee4 incurable by cameo!, rIIYSICIACIS. FITS, FITS, FITS. Messrs. d. K. LIPPINCOTT dc SON, respectable men shams at llilla7rove, Sidlimn county, Pommy/tonic., wrote is linty 12.1849, stating, 61110114' other nr.e ems which had bean derived from thy use of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM, that onto u( their customers bail just inflirmed Mem that her child, width bed been subject to •rrs Jot wawat too es, vcssi cured by the use of D'ART'S BALSAM. LIVER COJIPLAINT—DYSPEPSIA. - Sets ourvllamphlous for the cures effected by BRANTS MEDICINES. • DYSENTERY, and Sulima. COMPLAINTS, in chitdran or grown persona cured willuout any/oiler. whafroor. • Abe— CHOLERA INFANTUM.;• Nu 0301110 T need ev - er mourn the death of her child by that child-destroying complaint, when (Whiny in warm weather—Cholera ler,mtow, or whet in called SLIMMER COMPLAINT—if ‘!BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM.' Ire administered to the child. It should, however in seen I he used In twice et the potion. as the direc t tious en Inch bottle prescribe, until the compledelda checked • „ For spiel byl. W. RAWLINSI& S. W RAVERSTICK, Carlisle, J C & G B Altick and WD E Hays, Shippensburg—Wm Lloyd, Lisburn—J Spahr, Mechanicsburg—H Her ren, Newville—A C Klink, Blocmfield---Boa vor and Ilaints, Millerstown—J A Linn & Co Linbdisurg—J Milligan, Ickesburg—S • Lowi Newport—J W Douglass, Chambersburg—J Shearer, Dillsburg—J Martin Lutz, Harrisbmg All letters and orders must be addressed to Wlalace & Ce.,106 Broadway, New York. rourotcroußsELF ,13-FOR 25 CENTS . !! —lly means of the pocket - Esculapiili, or; Evellr one his own Physician ! ty-fourth edition, with up warde of a hundred engra vings, showing private die wen in every shape and cud malforrhations of thezencrative _system. BY IV M.Y OUNG , • The time has now' Ar. Et= ...0 teren,.. one VICTIM OT QUACKERY. as by th prescriptions contained in this book e one may - tire himself, without hindrance to bun Siness, or the knowledge of the most intimat friend and withMne tenth the usual expense. I,' addition' to the general routine.of private diseases it fully explains the cause ofmanhoOtPo early <la cline, *tilt observations on maryinge—besidee many other derangements which it would not by proper to enumerate in the public prints. Irir Any person sending TWENTY-MT erarif, enclosed in n letter, will receive oneeopy of this beak, by mail, or five copies will be-sent for one dollar. „Address, "DR. W..YOUNG , No. • 152 SPRUCE Street, PRILADLEPHIA" Post-paid. Cvir - DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of ilic' Diseases prescribed in his different ~ publioa itiOS, at his Offices,ls2 SPRUCE street, every day between Sand 3 o'clock, (Sundays excepted. May I, 11550. • • ~S : , .• . .. • - BOOTS & 'SHOES: • JUST rcaeiVed a largo assortment of Ma' Wornon' and Chilihan'a Boots and Shona, vva.. is' `Double Salad Oilskins 'and- Jenny' Lind Shona, wldell I can soli xery chclip. - • - 10ct25 , • Dl' th 4 WOODB,Ag!ti Patent Starch Polish. •, . F'ILMOR giving a benuiiitil gloie 'to Linens, Mua. 'line; dollars, Ste., and . prevenie duet from wicking. 'so Linens, &c, It cOntiiins- nothing injurious. Just received by' ,• - , ' - Aunt 1••'-:' •'• ' .. . G. , IV HITNER. . . ...,-... . Long S4awls... : . -2- A . Ort FAT variety .of Long bawls from the ' Celebrated Bay Butte Mills: • Also, Square 011aw..bi el' various kindejullt. re rived. . , i 0.3 ,•00 • • ,* '.' ; -q , W BITNPR , . -, . 4FGLR assortment of ROPES, just received " by the subsoillbor. 'Also; Glass Tu.bei'fo ig itikiingliqd foe, Laic •cliesp . lig . ' -.r•• 11 — ang`a — r 2 -''" '. - ' II: - S.AXTON ?'.'i / •—— , . . itirOiCing,,9: . - - '.' • LL ' pit. mtEmER'S geleprated Family Medicines. It concerns.every one: cholera can bo cured Dr. Reclor's,Sarsaparilla Panacea. For - the removal and permanent cure of all- . Diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood and habit. • of body. • , The All-wise Creator has implanted in all organized bodies an innate' diaposition to self preservation. ' The vital powers possess the property of resisting the influence of external causes, but as the BLOOD is,the common:pa bulum from which all pails of living matter derives its re'hovating elements, and consequent upon which tile life of organized beings de pend, it is probable' that in case■ of accident, sr where artificial means have been employed to deprive it of an easential property, the vital effects of the whole System will be directed to• ward restoring to it that propeity.: In:all con stitutional and hereditary . affections, this field Inns underdone some primary alteration, which is the cause of the special disease, or which Zs' Sentially contriliuted 'to i,ts prodnetion. itesto rstion-to-hcalth-can—onlyrbe-übtaiin-a by a re. moval of the morbific cause through the medi um of 'the circulation, and Dr. Keeler's &raw. parilla, is the most powerful modifier of agent effecting this fluid known. See pamphlets. BlackwoodtoWn, N. J., June 6, 1848. Dr. Keeler— r Dcar Sir: I urn entirely out of your Panacea. I wa■ called upon day before yesterday for halla dozen. Your medicine is becoming very popular where' Ilhave introduced it, and I tliipk the more it is used the more pop ular it will pi'. Respectfully yours, Was. PARHAM, M. D. For' details, certificates. &c., see circus lore, &c. Price el per bottle, largo size, 6 bot tles $5. DR. ICEELEIt'S COUGH SYRUP Among all the remedies before this . _ public this stands . pre-eminent in incipient consump tion, Bronchitis, Ctitarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, - Asthma, Spitting of Blood, and fbr all affections of the pulmonary organs occasioned by cold. Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon Ohs remedy, end the proprietor urges every one afflicted with any of the above complaints to secure it et one. It is warranted to cure or no pay. Pries only 50 cents. DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CARNII- NATIVE Every family whether rich ur poor, who val ues health and all its blessings, should have this invaluable remedy at hand. It is infinitely the best remedy 'known fur Diarrbma, Dysentery, Cholera IVlorbusCholera Infantum,- Cholic, Flatulency, griping pains, cramp, etc.. and for all diseases of 'the stomach and bowel& Caused by Teething. The numerous testimonials from Physicians and alters unsolicited has given it a reputation as . firm as adamant.- ' - Price -25 cents per bottle. DR. KEELER'S VERNIFUGE SYRU . This remedy is pleasant to the taste, harm less to the patient and all powerful in removing all kinds of worms from the body. It is with out doubt, the cheapest and best worm destroy ing medicine .before the public; and will if ad 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 similar remedies. Price only 25 cents per bottle. DR. KEELER'S LlVtlt AND SANATIVE Although nut recommended as a "cure all," yet they arc We mildest and best remedy to re. move — Ciifftipithsll, — Jirrnidipsia, sir iouinees, Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head. ache, Indigestion, etc. Ulike other purgative medicines they leave the bowelsalways relaxed and consegnently are the proper mediCine for for' females and persons leading a solitary life. Price 25 cents. DR. KEELER'S RIIEUMATIC LOTION justly celebrated external aPplication fOr Paine of the Cheat, Neuralgia, ticladißlfe, Bruises, Tie Doloreux, Swellings of the Joints, Rheumatism, Gout, sciatica and for all disor ders wherein a sedative and rubefecient reme dy is applicable. Price twenty-five cents per bottle. . All of the ribose celebrated and extensively used medicines ' ere prepared and sold Whole sale and Retail, at 294 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia. For sale by S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle ; A. G. Miller ' DielsingoM Moser& Shippens berg, I. F. Spahr, Mechanksbnrg; M. Miner, For nee Cure oil COTIGIS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, CHITXS, CROUP, ASTH MA:I 'WHOOPING ..001:7G11 AND CONSIIIVIPTION. In offering to the community this Justly cele brated remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs, it is not our wish to trifle with the (live or health of The affEcted, but frankly to lay be. fore them the opinions of distinzuished men and some of the evidences of its success, from which they can judge for themselves. We--sincerely pledge out selves to maim no wild assertions or false statements of its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope suffering humanity which facts . will not warrant. Many proofs are here given, and we solicit an inquiry troth the public into all we publish,feel ing assured they will find them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their bestsconfidenec, and patrimage. PROM'BENJ. SILLIMAN. M. D., L. L: D. Professor of Chemistry, M ineraology, &e., Yule College, Member of the Lit., Hist., Med. Ph.lo. and Scien. Societies of A theriva and Europe. "1 deem the CHERRY PECTORAL an ad indite composition from some of the best ar • i les in he Materia Medics, add a very effect ive einedy for the 'class of hseases it is intend- - ed to cure." New Ilaven,_Ct., Nov. 1,1849. Prof, CLEVELAN llowdoin Cel lege, Me. Writes—" I have witnessed the effects of your 'CHERRY PECTORAL' in thy own family and that of my friends, anti it gives me satisfiletion tor state in- its furor that no,medicine I have O'er known has_ proved so, aminently,successful of curing diseases of .the thrnat and 'lungs." REV. DR. OSGOOD Writes—. That he considers'CHEßßY PEC TOR A L! the best ruedieinefor PUlrrionary affec tions evergiven , to , tlm , publle," and. States that .his • daughter being obliged to keels the room four months w ith a .severe settled co, ugh, noco panied,,hy.raising ef blood,night sweats, and the attendant synciptoms of consumption, commenced the use of the 'CHERRY PECTORAL' and had completely recovered." HEAR THE' PATIENT. Dr. Ayer—Dear Su' For two years I vas with a very severe cough, accompanied ho spitting . of blood And profuse night sweats . BY'the advice of my attending physician I was induced , : to use your 'CHERRY PECTORAL, and continued to do so till I considered myself cured, and ascribe the effect to your preparn.ion. . JAMES RANDALL. Ifartarica ss. Springfield,' Nov. 27. 1848. This day appeared the above :named James Rantial4noil - pronotineed the above statemuns traein every reimeut, EaRENZQ NORTON, Justice. TIII,REMEDY THAT CURES. POni'Lltrin; 3an. 10, 1847. Dr. Ayer ; I have beep long afflicted' with Asthma whiCh gi.ov yorly voorse'-until laat-na turrin, it brought.im n cough which confined me in my chamber, and began to assume the 'alarm ing symptoms of consumption. 1 had tried the best advice and the best medicine to no purpose, nutil 1 used your CHERRY PECTQRAI, which Ilea cured me, and you may well believe me.--; Cratefully yourS: • . , „ • D.: PHELPS. If therejsany value in the judgMent of the wNe, who speak.from experience, here is a med. Mine worthy of the public confidence. . PREPADED DY I. D. AYDF.B," C11£74111T,' 7 ,10/01T.LL xasatictioarxra . ' Sold .by , Dr. Rawlins, $. A. Ilubbaril Elliott, Elt i ale ; .11e.:1.rii Day; Alealuinieeburgi J. 11. tlerron, C.-8c J. It. Altink §,hlp pensburgi and druggists generally: , • . • • , ..• , • Rlbbo nL THE 'aubseriber is nowt:opening the cheap• eellot'or ltnnnel and Cap.Ribbone ever Offered in Carlilo, and: world'. advise the lodine to call soot' and ,got tale , .. of the'bergaine. • . 00 34 G liellslTlL s celtaittos:---.------ PETROtRIIRI, OR ROOK OIL. • •• A NATUIiAtt ItEMICI4 ! Procured from n /Vett rft ..elitegAeny , - county, p a , . .4000 fat belouilhe earth's surface. pui Iv AND SOLD * l3lt SA3OI. M. .KcEn, CANAL • BAmt, 7th ST.- Pirrsnintn; Pi.. • • The healt h ful balm from Nathtei itetet. curing; - The bloom of health, tut dlife, to man Will brings Aa from her leptho the Inegic Ilgnbl flows, To calm our sufferings; and assuage our woes. . PETROLEUM.. rows great remedy of Nature, afepeated. IL nod fair trials has worKed' ite waio pope tar favor. We need hardly repeat the tact; that Udall a pure t unadulterated NATURALAIED lelf EPtinal is put up as it flows from the bosom cf the earth, without admixtiire, In these days of Nostrum vending; we do not wonder at the in, credulity vinced by the cominunity,upon Abu introduction era New Renteay, but-that ancredn. • lily shall not suppress n medicine, whose power. furl influence has, mitigated and cured so many diseases incident to our race; were we to with, hold r remedy like this from public notice, We shaSuld consider ourselves as guilty of keeping back scmhtlaing that was intended to.relieve much huinau_suffcring,and_dispel-the-gloonand piurroi n one, whose System hos for years been racked and tortured by the—fell engines oy Disease.. Nay, do not wonder, gentle re a ler, , and join with others in the cry, i lint it .ctire's too many diseases; tor, if you will take the trouble to run over the list of diseases for which it is r commended, you will flail that they' are diseases ly IT IS affecting APPLICA the same ki BLEnd of To 4 tissian LL. d consequent But the best evidence in favor Of a medicine are the cures themselves.. When these stand out in bold relief, and when he who forycars has surf fered the tortures ..tnal pangs of an ammedicable lesion, which has been hastening him to the nar row house, speaks out in its praise,what better evidence need be wanted T We have the evi deuce in our possession, of many astonalting vireo, which will be furnished to any one who re , ally doubts the efficacy of this wonderful remedy . . The Earth; from which man was createal,bears in her bosom remedies which if known,are ca pable of restoring'him to health and vigor, when prostrated by sickness and disease, It was the opinion of the celebrated Dr. Itush,that there existed.in Nature an antidote to every malady to which man is liable. livery - one is aware o the relief frequently obtained from Mineral Wa ters in most.chronic complaints. These singular macaments, flowing out from the earth, satura ted with sit stances varied in their eharlacter, and holding them in complete solution,liear sin- • pie testimony to the fact„that they were cony pounded by the master band of Nature, to repair the shattered vessels of our physical being, and, set them with sails unfurled, prosperously upon he sea of life. The Petroleum is one of this kintof remedies, and is endued with powers t o relieve more hu man sufferieglhan any other medicine extant.— r Whet, taken perseveringly and according to the directions, it will cur Piles, Rhea. =thin, Gont, Neuralgia, Obstinate Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas, Pimples on the Fate Blotches, Piles, , Cheoitio,Sore Eyes, Ring Worm Totter, Scald - Mad, Pains in the Bones, and oints - , - andal I . dud class of Diseases, in which alterativel,or purifying Medicines arc indicated. Sold by S, VV. Haverstick and S. A. Hubbard, Ca isle ;J. C.. kG. B. Altick. Shippensburg t , 1 oil It Son, Springfield; Gilmore kr, Stough, Newville ; Thomas Greason, Plainfield, Cumberland county. September 4,'50-Iy. Valuable School Books, UIiBLISIIEb BY THONIAS,COWPETII WAITE lk 01,253 MARKET STREET, I'HIADELPHIA, and for tale by all the book sellers in the United Stites - MITCH ELL'S - PRIDIARY - G EOGRAPHY; - An easy introduction 'to the study ot Geogra thy, designed for children, and completely il ustrated by , 120 engray.toge_and___l4 colored A ti f s ITCHELL'S INTERMEDIATE GEoanAlilT--• The text, the exercises the illustrations, and the forty beniftiful maps are printed together in one parte, volume.- 'MITCHELL'S SCTIOOL GEOGRAPHY & ATLAS, .a_aystern_ of_modern_ Geography ,-cempri dem iption of the present state of the world - and its five great divisions. Embellished „vitit DU -morons engravings and illustrated by nn lent—Atlas containing - %1 - handsome and accurate Colored maps. This series of Geography by - S. 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