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From the - American hiessingoi
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' Dr AloOUßtirElf
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Straerday of reat..bedln
.The 'Week bath had itd way, -
VII; care, and strife, and fally's din,
And ecarce a pause to pray.
'rho wnsk Its lengtie hnth SiSpt
In intainnon's attic
Its vot`rh•s wearily have slept,
- And early wokOd to LOU,
Una a sower Went
•
Itanarthly seedlo east, •
And seine upon the - winds Wert spent, -
To reap the winds at last.
I,tilth tonny.n deep regret, -
And hope Amt vainly horned,
The work-day:werld our tank With net,
And we her leeedfie Warned.
The week path lied he fill • -
Of seryice., and of speech ;
Six days and nights it ruled at will,
.itat outtitinay.nof reach._
We see Iteoawding Ken) .
Gloam o'er the mountald'e hrcest, '
Hnealing,tve Mesita earn:era's hem;
Begin, sweet doy of rest. .
Hartford, Oct., 1850
---EfiistencH3-a-SolmwL_T i rust.__
Existenae is a solemn trust.; every
-soulouse_is _invested _with_ this.:
, trust., No power but;Giod!s can , riatiihi
late ; -theretore must existence go on.—
Yes ;, it must go, on:
As it procepAs, it gathers responsibilities
at every step. It is maturing for its, e
ternal state. , Think of this, man of The
world. Think of it,• trifler. Think of
it, rejecter of the Gospel. Never can
you ,certse to exist. - If you become a
sulcide, you only, hasten the dreadful'
consumation. Death ends not existence.
Death confirms 'existence—makes' it en
during ; sets The seal, and' settles the
destiny. «After the, death cometh the
. judgment." Here is a matter, I again
say, for your conieleratiOn. Think of it
you must; not only when the voice of
the preacher sounds 'it in your, ears, .but
tliink — of if you must; in 'lleiSe intervals
• when' the soul : asset ts her immortality.—
_But is thinking _of_iCall you.have to do?
- there no preparation 'necessary ?
Are there no sins to be given up, no
sorrows to be felt: no prayers to be of
ferred ;_no Saviour to be sought ? Will:
you let existence go on,,reckless how qt.
is to end? Will you let the trial come,
and care not whether it results in heaven
or hell Will you invite the world to
come in between you and all,these fear
ful scenes, and so cheat yourselies of
your preparation, until it is too late to,
prepare ? Who 'will begin to-day the
wont of preparation? IVho will act in
a trannerworthy_a- his immortal 'exis
tence?—Who will balance time, eterni
ty, and give to-eternity the time and at-.
terition which itdeserves ? Who will
, repent and believe the gospel? All is
staked on this. IVill you give up your
sins?--- Will-•yott-give up--t he -world.:?-- ,
Will you.make. the sacrifice for holiness
and for hea-ien ?. Nothing short of thts
.-can: make death. welcome, and . disrobe
_ ilte___Judgment...oLits—terrors,-----Nothing
else can give your name a place in the
book of life, riothingoelse can •place you
among the redeemedy, and give you a
share in . their unending joys. eying
Sinner,. w tat is your decision ? From
app,e4T solcninly de.
dare, shall be to the judgment seat of
Christ.L--Dr. Watiirbory..
1 1 7 h e One Onerished..pin
Often from my window on the sea,
shore 1 ineve observed a little' lioar at an
chor. Day after day. and month after
month, it is seen at the same spot.—
The tides ebb and flow,
_Tin it scarcely
moves. • While many . a gallant vessel
• spreads its sails, and catchingthe fat:o
rifig breeze, has reached the haven, this
little - barlc moves not from its accustomed
spot. True it that when the tide
rises,.it rises.; and when it ebbs again,
it sinks; but advances . not. 'Why is
'this ? Approach nearer, and you_ will
see.• It is fastened to the earth by a
.slender.rope. There is the secret. 'A
cord, scarcely visible, enchains it, and
see here your state—the state of
thousands. Sabbaths come and go,. but
'leave them as before. Ordinances come
-and *go ; ministers come and go ; ineans,
privileges, sermons, move them not—yes
they-move them-1--a•slight--elevation--by—
' u Sabbath 'tide, and again they sink; but
no onward, heavenward movement.—
, 'They are remote as ever from the haven
'of rest; this Sabbath as the last,, this
year as tite- past. Some one , sin en
slaves, onnains the soul, and will not
'let it go. Some secret, unseen, allowed
indulgence, drags (limn the soul, and.,
• - keeps it fast to earth.' If it be so, snap"'
-it asunder.; make one desperate effort in
the strength-of God:
The New Testament. • •
• .The parables of the Vivi Testdment are em
inently practicable. They'teach a lesson Um)
may be happily practised,ovgy day." The par
able of the ten talents is intended to show that
each man wilt be Milled to account,.-and jud
--ged-rtecordibg to his pretensions and advantti
tes. The humble itidiyidual, whose example
, extonds over a small circle, .will not be held
do ott-striet,an account as the ruler, who stands
as it were on a pinnnclo,"andis seen and oh
served multitudes. Tho faults of the mere
.individuals are 'like the errors of a pocket
watch which effect only an; ;individual; but
whets a man:high in position and office; errs, it
is' like the •town clock going wrong—::it leads
thousands into 'errow • 0
ORNAMENTAL MARBLE WORKS.
OWEN'S & axiom:Laps,
Rcientlyfrom PAiladelpAia. '
, .
Ir).EBPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
.Carlisle and it 3 Vicinity,. that' they have
now'nt their- Marble Yard in South Hanover
street,'.a fow doore south of the Court Hodse t
and nearly opposite A & W Bentz's Store, an
elegant frock of pure
.I.IIERIGIN OLIIRBLE,
•ond aro praparedlon'iocuto in Oa:lrian rinidicd
aryl() , , . . •
,
Arriputnents,
Grave Stoma at dii prices,
'Door anti 'Window
n.ogothor With every other article in their line,
and promiw that in fineness of finish; chasio
-41093 of design 'and. quality .of Marble, their
work shall not be surpassed by any other estab
abetment.. '••
• ,
They are also the authorized agents of - .m r.
Robert Wood;'ef Philadelphia. and; will futq , _
nish from his thanufactaryall varieties of IRON
BAILING far the enclosing of Grave lots and
ali,other purposerrost the shortest notice end aS
Philadelphia prices.: They will "also".finish,of
•rmanufaeture all kinds of -Building Wink, such
as Sills, Bteps'and Platforms. Ihm, at ths, short
vat notice and on the most reiaanablectorms.
•
Having had great,ealterlence,:and, being am . -
giloyad in' the beat: s'hopit, of , Philadelphia; they'
nrOtharefere .. enabled to manufacture :the moat.
fashionable work, and : respeetfullymel t al lure
of the, potroriage'Of Carlisle end theTurrountling
vountrY. ; • [Carlisle, nova 11350t.'
CCM -0110 ES. •
JUST • rocciied
two casoo :of Ladies Gu m
Stioeo, orlitirtpharn's cololirated pattoritiyhi g h
.1 can warrant good quality. .' • : •.
oct23 ' ' ''N W WOODSi'Ag't.
' RNOLDS writing fluid, - a very au.
pi:why ink, tor fee 'HUBBARD
.• '., ...,•:::-. , ..4:.--,--;: , , -- A , -: , 1.' -:.---,:.,-:
:imp:cisi:,,:.xagriasil..,, - DRUGS I -''''''.
•
. '• .: -.• rrostilgPili4" Suildirl -•-; :: . •
.1- tikvE just received a' reat isfeclr'ef Metl
1,.. lcines, Paints, Glass, ' Oil, Sae., . which
having been purchased with great' care at the
beat emy houses,:l. can confidently recommend
to Pantilies, Physicians, Country Merchants
and Dealers as being fresh 'and pore.` '
DRUGS. . .. ,
P atent`Medicinm Herbs and Batt aets,
Fine hemi cede ; ,, Spices, ground and wholti
Instruments, .--- .Essences,.. ..,-- -'..--... --
Pure Essen': Oils i I Perfumery, &c.
Cod Liver Oit=dfarranted Genuine.,
DYE•STUFFS.- - -•- -
-
.' • Log and CAM Woods,
Oil Vitriol .. ...
- Copperas, , _.. • . •
' Lac Dye',
-:. •
PAINTS. - , ,
Wefiterill-& Brother's Pure Lead, - Chrome
Green and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey . Window Glass, Linseed Oil,-Turpen
tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and It..d Lead.
-All of which , will . Go. sold at the vary lowest
mnrlcet price, Also, a freen,and Splendid as
sortmont of , .
FANCY GOODS, FAzits,.. _ _
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,.
Confectionary, and innumerable , other' articles
calculated for use and or:in - Merit, all of wLich
are Waved at the lowest -cash prices, at the
chonp Drug_ Book and Fancy Store of the ant).-
- ecriber'etrisOrtlrlfahwYwT3ire - et.
. .
May 22, MO.
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--- ANOTHER - REVOLUTION. -
AAIU EL A. HHBDA RD , having marches
ed of Alti , Henry A Sturgeon, his stock of
Drugs, Medicines .&c.. would respectfully so
licit a share of tlitt public patronage, - at tho old
stand, corner of Pitt and High Streets, opposite
the Rail Road depot.
He will keep constantly on hand: an ,assort-,
meet of fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, and a variety of fancy
articles, which ho is Aetermined •to sell
He will ,sive his personal attention to the busi
ness, and particularly to putting up prescription's.
A liberal deduction made for Physicians coun
try Merchants, stvj Pediers.
Peb.l3, 1850"
FIRET ARRIVAL OF
• - - ShOeSt
• FOR rHE .FALL SEASON AT
ponarn.lvs sEcor. STORE,
street, near Me Rail Road Depot,
OMPRISING Men's, Boy's and Youth's
1.) Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and Brogans,
which aro warranted to be of the best quality,.
_Ladies. Gaiters . , Buskins. and French' Ties,-
Misses and Childrens boots end shoes in great
variety. Also, an elegant assortmcnt.of GUM
SHOES and BOOTS, with all the late int
provelnents and welbanted perfeCt.. Having
purchased these guff shoes Irmi the-agentoa
the manufacturer, I milrhorized to amt.
NEW PAIR in plac e . of an liar prove defective
in wearing: .
Having, a large stock of French 'Calf Skins,
Morocco, Kid, &c., and good workmen, every
attention is given:to customer, work as nsual.
'•s , tptll3 r . - - 'PORTER.
Great ilargains
Ci AN be expected from the sunscriber, as ho
wl) 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 grentl3Xrgeinel
CLOTHS AND CAS,SIMERES,
Iri §
satinets, velvet cords. Ky. jeans, searl t, yel
low, -white and Canton-Flannels, tieki . ; Inns
fins, calico, cashmeres, de lanes, al seas, Co
hvrg 'cloths, gloves; hosiery, Irish linen, corn
forts, &c,
SU A.WLS!--SIIA1VI;S11-
A la - fge arid splendid "assortment of Lone
and Square Shawls, at all prices to suit the
times. •
BOOTS AND SHOES. •
._.Also, Boots_and ..S'hoes,.which heis determ
fined to sell low, at his stand. in North Hano
first store below Naverstiek's Drug Store.
ver street, Carlisle. J. G. CARMONY.
Fresh Arrival of Hardware
C EA PER ;I`IIANI,THE CHEAPEST.,
INAWING just returned from 'New York &
KA Philadelphia with , the best and Cheapest
Stock of HA RD WA RE C UTLER Y.E U LD
LN G MATERIALS, .PAINTS, &c., ever
brought to Carlisle,,l would reseectfullyreques* .
dealers, and consumers and all others to give
me ii call and'see whether they cannot get more
and better good's for the same money titan at
any other place in town. My stock of Locks,
Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c.,is complete and,very cheap.
Carpenters'. Toos, I have a splendid assort.
ment. Also, Cabinet Maker's Tools and Ma.
terials,
viz:—Veneers, Mahogany, Mineral and
Glitedl3 . ureau Knobs anti _Varnish,__ _
,S kDDLERS &'GOAbII MAKERS,
can have everything in their line cheaper than
ever. .
FOR SHOPMA'k{EBB.
riciiire - itiridiareTitoik:ofMorocco-and-Eining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, thread and Wax, and'
a superb iiiihortment of Shoemakers Tools: I
havoulso a complete:assortment of Ball's Lasts,
Made in -Harrisburg, which can be .had at no
,other place in town, and at Ball's Prices. To,
gether with an assortment of all kinds of Hant2
mcred and Relled_lron.and_ateel._ol.Ho.use,
keeping Articles, I have Knives. Forks, Spoons,
Waiters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubs, Buckets,
&c. WALL PAPER
I have the largest, Handsomest and Cheapest
Assortment in town. And to all who wain
Good and Cheap HARD WARE. I would say
come and see for yourselves.,
- J P LYNE.
Importcint to Farmeis and Millers!
BURRELL'S. CORN SHELLER.
Y 0 HE subscriber, respect frilly informs the ferm
-1 ing community that ho has purchased the
right to Burrell's celebrated' Corm Sheller, for
the counties of Cumberland and Franklin.—
Farmers who hag° used this Corn Sheller, pro-,
Bounce 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 and fit for Market. It shells from ten to
twenty bushels per hon. E•ght hundred of
them have - been told the past season by the
inventor, all of which were highly approved.
Persons wishing to see the above Corn Shel
ler, can do so by calling at the shop of the sub
scriber, corner of North Hanover end Loather
streets..Carlisle, where he will *keep constantly
on hand a large number for sale. Every farmier
and miller should have the above cheap but
Valuable Corn Sheller. , DVE? F. 'FETiffEll.
Noveinber 27, 1850.-2m.' • •
D.IGUERREOTrPIES
FOR THE kIOLYDAYS.
w ml BIDI, Ej, is i preparedto take 6. ; uen6 ; teaofdrclmost
any age. The time required to take . them will
be from 2 - to 7 seconds. All those who wish a
correct likeness should call immediately. Bor
ing made an Improvement-in the art which en
ables him:to take likenesses Superior to any
thing heretofore taken in'this place. This new
and beautifulprocers is styled CELEREO.
TYPING. Ho Wilt be constantly found at
his rooms, corner of Hanover and Louther sm.
up stairs. • , fdeclett
. liarrison's Columbian Ink.. •
T. E subscriber has on hand a large supply
of tho above ink, which, by a special ar
rangement rith the proprietor, ho is able to fur
nish to merchants and others, at the martufse
mere wholeartle prices
ati2l
Tombs,
alimiles,
Steps, etc,
r ,
/111 HE aubscriber is now opeuing a general
aesortment:of DRY GOODS just receiv
ed from the city, among which may be enume
rated - Bombazines, .Alpitehas, Cashmeres
-Mous. de Lemnos, Chintzes,', Calicoes. •Giag
hams, with a variety of other Dress Goode, to
which the attention of the citizens of 'Carlisle
and 'vicinity is invited , as hey may expect to.
find some good bargains,.
'ocipp - , - • G W
i'A.t.GENERAL assortinani of Ltidies and
.Childrens' Stockings, consisting of.lngrain and
Spun Silk Cashmore, Metino.',Lambs.Wool &
Coltofijustlotteno# by -
nov6
•
U64 - ,Colored Bonnetti. - _ .
, A
~ N EW. !Ripply pr Lead: Colored 'sonnets
just Fecadved tlat stereo('
(,)0123 , GT
.
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rfAVE'juid Vann :received i pilaaTar tot or
iIew , FA.RINA-and HOMINY. and for aideiby
Carliido; Dec: 25;59, • •LW. EB V.-
S. W. HAVERSTICK
S A HUBBAnD
rarsla noort.s".
UOSIERY.
W HITNER
FIMMI P.
41,v'1-P1it.10.413 ,tu:
• • . .
Grand' and - mitior0:1116:14
- .3tErwatzt
Otanufacteiier's; '
p,a lid .1 t,
, • •••- ',
•
miLt N 0 FORTES; fitel.6.iol ' i:riicteltt4,
in Boseweod, lifehogany arid Walnut.cases
of. various styleii, with and' withoimiromframee,
combining all the improvemente:ioquisite ion
superior instrument..., • • • • . •
&G. have. received- Irctin. the-IllarYlend.
institute thodyrat premium for their Pianos, in
three successive ye ars; 1848; 1848, 4850.. ' , They,
have also been honoied Witlftiumerouelostimoi
nials from all ;the most, celebrated artists who
have used their instruments. 'Pianos froni their
establishment have been used at the concerts
os Lind, Herz, Holinstoely, 'Bishop' Laborde,
Ittnoop, and other eminent performers. They
guarantee durability ler five,.yearS, under good
cars. and will replace stt•ith others • all' whieh
mar notgive eatisfamien, if 'apitlication be made
within six Months after delivery . ,
.• Their- Urinufactory :being contlubled' on - the
most extensive scale.enobleri them to Itirideli
instruments at •tho very lowdst prices, 'whole
sale. and retail, Constantly on hand, , A. P.
Hughes' Melodeons; ranging from' $95 to $2OO,
for which they are sole agents for this city. , y.
January22-1851-ly •
Perfumery,. Fancy Soap Sc Paper Bus
-MiLanic17402 1 014,12%
-JD LEGG' & CROMPTON, Manufacturers
WV of Perfumery:Fancy Soaps , and' Fancy
Paper Boxes, respectfully , cull the.attention of
the Druggists and Dealers in Carlisle and' the
Cumberland-Valley. to . their extensive stook of
Goods, comprising Perfumery; Fancy Soaps
Powders for the., complexion, Toilet, &c. &a'
of every variety:. Also, a full and complete as:
seamen' of Fancy Papor Boxes, of every de
scription, large or small, round or square, made
to order at tho shortest • notice. .
ikr Don't forget the place, 49 Market street,
Philadelphia. All orders will meet with prompt
attention. ,janls
PIANE FORTE WAREROOMS,
No. 171 CRESNUT STIZET,
THE OLD STAND,occupie'd for' more than
one-third of a century by G. Wilb:y,
T HE
undersigned would most respectfully
:announce to ther
for more than twenty of the most
t , cceichiated In an Meet urers of 13 0 S•
1! I .I.TO _N,
DELPIIIA, and elsewhere ;- and
tsconstantly receiving, from them PIANOS o
the richest and.mestvaried.styles, of superior.
tone, and of the most shperb finish, of 6, 64., 61,
61, and 7 Octavei, which lire warranted equal
to any manufactured — either in this counl.ry . or
in Europe.
• J
mit received, also, a further supply of, March
and Parlor Organs, of. beantiful patterns and
fine tones. • •
, •
!Its AVARERO OM 'is constantly supplied
with a choice selection of SERAPEIN ES and
MELODEONS, from the oldest and most ex•
tensive manulactcfriesin the United Slates; a
mong•whien is a new style of REED ORGAN
hiving Carhare,s patent improvements, with.
gilt ptpesin ,front, and caso'elegantly carved,
and highly ornamental.
Tuning and Rapa.ring—Sjg. Salvador ;Li
Grassa fl distinguished Plano Forte Manufsetu;
t e r and Organ Builder, will attend to all orders.
sept4;'so .!.__ OE AR C'B ARTEIE •
13AY STATE SHAWLS.
THESE celebrated and justly acknowledged'
superior goods, inths latest, colorings
and most innifovcd_styks...Will_befurnishcd by.
the' subscribers in any quantity, at the very
lowest prices. Purchasers will please, twain
that the genuine Ltay State fabrics bear'tichets
corresponding with the above cui, 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.
licitedfrom all sections of the country, and the
same will be promptly attended to. .Purcha
sers will also find,in our Shawl department a
la - rgriassoftment of all the other most_anproved
makes, and newest designs of American,
French and 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 Skawls; Lu i dne.l3lack
and.:Mo - de Colored Thibet Shawls,-with silk
and woolen 'fringes, Paris - Printed' Cashmere
add Terkerri Shawls, Plaint and Embroidered
Crape Shawls, New Style printed Palm Shawls
_Neat .rig_gred ShaWls • Lupins_
Black-Thibei_Long!Shawfs,.
Plain Bound Seal Skin Shawls, Plain Mode
Colored French Terkerri Shawls, fringed and
bound, Eight.quarter French Mode Colored
Thibet Cloth, measuring fall two yards wide
for Shawls, binding to mulch, White and Col
red Barcelona and Genoese Shawls; dr,c.
. _ll:r.W.u97.EsALE,..atin,_llsvitt,,XA
. _
ROBERT POLOCE &CO
No. TS SOUTH SECOND ST., PITILADT.LTIITA
34
1111ON'T be deceived. Country Merchants
.1.9 and Dealers who want good and cheap
PE4FUMERY and FANCY SOAPS should
call upon JOHN 'l' CLFGG, Perfumer and
Chemist, 48 .31art• - et St., below 2d, Ailadelphia.
who has constantly on hand PERFUMERY
and FANCY SOAPS of every description,
Powders, Hair Oils, Ox Marrows, Colognes,
Hair Dyes. &c., &c.'
100,000 persona have read thy advertisement
in the Public Ledger; hundreds of whom have
called and been convinced of the advantage of
purchasing direct from the manalheturer.
Agency for Ferran's Circassian Hair Oil,
Curling Fluid, &c.
Orders from any_part of the United states
will be promptly attended.io.
atig4' 50.1 y " " JOON T CLEGG.7
_ ! _ECONOM V" IS WEALTH:
Light!' Light .! Ligh:h;
•
Pine Oil, Camphine Et Medal Fluid,
OF acknowledged supetioriti. and nurity,
manufactured and for sale at•tlie lowest
Wholesale pricei. by DAVIS & HATCH,
at the old established wand of the Into itto(iii
min T. Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
where orders by mail or otherwise are solicited,
and prompt attentiontiiien. The voicirot the
public for fifteen years, ani the avvard , vii.a
Silver Medal, and complimentary notice by
the Franklin institute over all competitors, is
sufficient bvidence of the excellence of our Oil.
alc o hol, Pitch,; Turpentine, Rosin, and S S it
its 0 . Turpentine Lfor sato Wholesale and Re
tail, at the low Fat prices. toet3o
OZ. 4 %. J. Alf. Rowe,
MANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
-1~! eain BROOMS,BASKI T S and
WOOD WARE,. have removed to
-the largo_
store lately occupied by Messrs. "Sellers C.? Da
vit where they have operfed - an extensive stock
of Eastern and. City made BROOMS and
V 0 OD . WARE, which they aro now selling
at the lowest manufacturers prices.
fultaSsortment of Bristles, Brushes, Mat
Cordage, B'e.. constantly on hand: No
North Third Street, 3 doors below Race, Ph -
delp his - - - j 0 'P...
New Fall Goods.
atlhe Cheap Store_ corner of Hanover and Lou
ther'streets. opposite Homer's ,Grorery Store
Tho'undersigned most respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that , he
has just returned from.Philndelphia with a well
selected assortment of FALL ' GOODS, pur,
chased at the lowest prices, and which he - is
determined to'sell ,
at small profits among them
may be - found CLOTHS. CASSIMERFS,
VESTINGS, Sattinets, Velvet. Cords. %Kcal.
lucky' jeans, &c.
, .
LADIES DRESS .„GO CODS, consisting'. in
van of Black ,Silks, Cashmeres, Moutielin'de
LaMar. Alpacas, Cobarge, Gingham, Calie'oes
Sack Flannels. Collars,. Laces, Fringes, &o. •
DOMESTICS, Tickings, Checks, Flannels
Drillings, Osnittiurg, Linsey's, Muslins„hleached
and unblesched Also, groceries In all ,their
variety,' viz: Seger,' Coffee, Teas, Maniocs,
Spices, Chocolate, .&c .Rngs and' Country
Produce' when in . vxclunoge forloodi: Plamin
g i ve reire.eitiu . -7---- A. C FETTER....
- .1 1 3 maws:
JUST °pencil's' veritily:of Lynx, and'?coin
nion'AIUFFS of ilifforont quantum:my:a pr_icee
dect. , • G. W. •HNIIIR'
rr
IMRE
EWAN
=NE
''F l 'tistiiptittiv.......,:,
..' , .:...:.,„1t0 ti - awl', ''„- - '
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Thy tifeltistirantri
ii0r5'6056,4 oil
'Spa . • "
10 , constanti;tutsolicitsd.'npplication" for.
Life Liiiiifahc'ei-siiies the:most htitindant ,
grhtifYing! proof that 'tlici-;:public .rnihd'ir
dal ply, impressed'aVith% the last Importenceof
(hit aubjact: , . The' grehf object, how,Mier,..cit
;';lnsurance should be safety, otherwise the wholt.
•:. motive: - MOjoiturei 'may be disappointed. Toe-,
mtinh-earexlinhot-be practised in-the , belobtion, •
of an pflictE*ith which to effect . the contract , r - .
The'cliOine.slidttld bo regulated not:bt pxeSent.
,and cOnsian'tlarge inducements, al time; tmOerf
Indbutpatible with futuro'. &welts'.
priminums on,iire and calculated for thefistitiici
. if present and prospective y henefits therefore*, e ,
given, 'ilia result ultimately, must terminate in
•fitigation; disappeintment and - ruin. Tho object
aimed:at by this institution,is s?ability and pen': •
pcottiy: The rates ofpronfluni have been care
laity prephred with reference.to fluctuations.-
The oath. ayatent of payments line oleo boon
- Adopted.. Unpaid premium notes constitute no
part of die assets -of this company; and =every,
• contingency being fortified with an ample cop
jial; security„ stamps', toe , whole system. This
feature,-paramount tb sit oilier considerations,
, •commends the 'compiler to public .favor.
planetary ParriPhiets, blanks. application papers
_Jutforniatiomond i•4o4:_faellity be"clinerkilly
iurnisliedlhe public by Mr. ErtiliTA - TTY, who
has been duly•aimointed agent of this company
for Cumberland 'county. Pr. H. HINKLEY
has-also been appointedMedical_Examint7; - ___
Directors.—Steplion ft.Vrawford,. Ambrose
.'W Thompson, Benjamin Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, William M Godwin, Paul B Goddard.
Lawrence• Johnson, Georg e
. Al:Fleury, James
Devercux, John L Linton. '
Presideni.—Stephen R..Crawfiird. ,
Vice- Presideat.—Ambrose W. Thonipsov
Secretary '£.l 7ceasurer.—Charles G
•licivary.—Manuel Ey're.
/,' CROW( & 410171ey. — Thomns Balch:
Exaatiners.—Paullß Goddard, - M.D,
William Pepper, M. D. [aug7 ly
;}30.* 1 / 4 'violiclriV.4
TIIG Allerilind Emit' ,I"enneborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorp?rated by an act of Assembly, is now
organized, and in'osieration under-the Manage
ment of the foliowing comthisslonars,
-- Jacob Sholfy, Wm R Gorges, Michael Cock;
in, Melithoir Brenneman,' Christian Staymati,
Simnir'Oirster,,Jacob - H - Convoy, Lewis - flyer,
''llahry — Ligali,:"lreffijaTairriftMuszer; --- Jaeotr
t lCirki , Samuel Prowell, Joseph IVickersham:
The rates of insurance'are 4 as low and favors
- blo as any, Cbmpany
Persons wishing:to becoine members are invited
to make aplilication•to the agents of the compa
ny," who - , 'aro •itiilling to wait upon , them at any
• .''........JAC013...5tmLLY, President
ftENRY-LOGAN, Vice President. • • •
, -LEWIB lIcEIt Secretary
Miens COCSLW, Tr,ensurer.
=17'49,
._ AGENTS: -.-
terland . county.—Rudolph' Martin, New
Cumberland. C B Herman, Kingstown, Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and
Charles 8011, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Meehan,
icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl, Ghurchtown.
York courety.--John Sherrick Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dtllsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, Eaq., Washington; W S Picking,
Dover,'Danial Itaffensberger, J W Craft..
SalLochman.
_Members tot -the compatly N having p - alicies a
bout to expire can have them renewed by Mak.
ing applicatiorfto any of the agents. '
------ ft/L7- -- 11.17D — GROCIIIIIESI .
FOR THE HOLIDAYS`!
A LOT of now Coffees,. Brown .and White
Sugars, Orleans and Syrup Molasses, and all,
other articles connected with the Grocery ; ,, Mi.',
- sines - Si:l'M rre - calireil by ilia subsciilier, incluil;
ins an assortment of
- - •
FRESH SPICES,
- of ill kinda, together with 'Raisins. Citron, &c.
suitable for•tnepeason. Also. t.
PINE — APPLE'& — DAIRY7CHEESET
of fine-qualityand afresh supply of tho '• •-
Messrs. ./47VIINS' Best Brands of
. .
' ' .GELE , . & BLACK TEAS, .
in metallic p •ks of quarters. helves and• Ilb - it: -
Also; a hand ma selection of fine
FRENC El. 4r, BADEN. C HINA WARE
T
_aricichrge itesortmelit ofTOYS fel - . the up=
proaching hot days, at the store of
- deoitt . J W. EBY. "
.C - 41.1 e. ozosexxxrala. _
• & J.,,,)•STEIIu ER. rosnectfully ' invite
•r iv
tho.sitention of their friends and the
pub !c generally, to their large lot•of Goods that
have been purchased at a great sacrifice in iqa
city of Baltimore. 'They will sell them at e
small advance, sta there is.no room for them in
our little store room. So come one and all•and
take them at almost any price, as wo are deter
mood to . seltchnaper than , can be bought in•
Philadelphia. New York or Baltimore. ,
'Hang out your banners! - ,t .
. • Ilea the trunipet!
• Here they eome ! hero they are !.; .
What'll the matterl what's the matter t'
Only:10044a the crowd;
' Como on Joe, Jim and , Sain Hatter,
Let us sea what's out.
Hey, ho .here comes Bill,'
~ •
- Wet:bask •hintsly hatts-the-mu eel
Serrhow - the - street - does fill, -
There certainly must be u: .
glues l
- s v : 0, no boys, no fuss at all, .
- • Only another . great arrival, . ..
Of beautiful Clothing for the fall,
At M. & L. STEDIER'S Clothing Hall!
I have just bOught a suit so fine
------Tell-me-,- linty do you - like - it - Joe-I --- ' ---
•
. Don't you want one like mine?
Come on, boys, let us go.
Now let me tell you, P
• What there you can fiddil V.
Coate of all colors
And. Pants of tikkinde. ' .
Waistcoats so handeome,l
' And Cravats so nice,l .. - ..
And they will not think it troublesome,
. If you give them a all twice or thrice.
They will wait on you with.kindness,
And they can suit you with a nice Cap,
Which for its quality and cheapness, ,
- • ' You can only find at
Sxsinxit's, Neat Alain Street, next door to
13 urkholder's Hotel.
. tgrA first rate assortment of ,Clothe, Copal
mores andirestinge always on band, which4ill
• be made to order in the most fasnionablew mid
best style by a first-rate workman.
• ocl2-3m • .
NEW GOODS!
THE, undersigned - respectfully Informs his -
friends and • numerous customers, i 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 small rofits.
Superior OTHS, al from 75' centsto $6
a yard. Cassimeres, Caesium and Vesting,
at various prides.'
— DRESS, GOODS, such .as Delainetr;Bare.
gee, and - a splendid assortment 9f Silks. An
extensive assortment of Calicoes and Gingham
Also, Chocks, Table Diapers, 'Pickings,-Mus
line, Dentints,,Hats. • ,
'BOOTS ANP SHOES—Agood neg.:Himont
of Men's WoMen's arid Children's Boors) and
Shoo, ofesuperior quality: and very •cheilip.—
Algo,* boy's a'ytd Mans Cloth- and Hungarian .
Caps. . • •
GROCERIES—Such ds Sugar. Coffee,;Mo
. lasses,. Pekin Tea 'Company's celebrated Teas:
Also, constantly, on hand the best quality of
Carpet Chain. :The .subscriber respectfully
asks all who wish'good bargains, to give him
a call. Coin forget the stand. opposite Leon
ards old stand, North Hanover Street
',Butter, Eggs,'Hags and Soap taken at mar
ket prices -NaW_ W OODS, Ag't
GREAT °RADICES FOR " °AIM"
, .
• - • .
nritiE subscriber begs. leave to state to - his
friends rind the public hie intentions to re
linquish business. Also, that ho now offers his,
WHOLE STOCK , OF DRY GOODS, ei
ther wholesalc'or retail, on the above terms.
(113011,3 h r-, ' " C 0 YLE.
N. B. All: noviing ft dame vas In
debted tolho,Sabtieriber.will do a great kind
ness by ealling , rind Settling their accounts be
fore the FIRST Of 'MARCH; 1851.
FeARMERS,IeoIe to• your interests end put.
chnea , your PLASTER et: this; iteaspn,nl
t year, when.you can get itfor 46:50 per 1.6„:
at fite,ivatehowta of VII' tt M.URAAY, Ao'
. , .
IMP 011' 1 ' FI V E OA)IPERS meet
L' with nocorinnoilotionobn rp - o Bohai terms;:
by coiling on ills' onbooribOt in South Honovor
street; ' J wf ..;•• •-'
••• ' .• • ••,i`
Jenuori •1 , •• r
. . .
2621;...;4 1:8 AkA: 79 r1: 31v 0 ... 91 :P °' ;
• dee ; : vv , 11 4 . - 1 1 4. v
. . . . .
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MEMI
7 1LASTER.
Er;TN , T - 73 - i , r3
'''.:Ati . 4'ilia . 'iioit'sH. l - , '':
~......, „._.. .. ..,...,... ~.. iioitsHi`:: '
PkEsil Apinval, ap,
Mad? . and' Amdricaw-Haidwaie•
Cherip' ,cf,t4e.
. ,
/TIHE subScrilreo :having just.roturned from
;the Eastern 'cities with . a full and him!.
some assortment'of all kinds of HARDWAIAN ,
of the .very -'bent makers 'and well selected, is ;
now opening at ?he Cheap Hardware Stand in'
North Harioyer street, nort•door to Scott'e I.le.
tel,. formerly kept by Henry. Glass, where ho
- Would invite all that ore in want of, good and
cheap Ifrittlivnre tti glVe bini a Call - and seirand:
satisfy yourself or,tho truth, as wo nre determ
ined- to sell at - n very small advance. - Small
profits and (Mick sales' are the, order of ilic.day
- To ,pailders, Caipenteri, and Others.
A hill stock ot ,white,..mineral , and Japaned
Knobs,docks and latched, of overy.desermiion
price and quality, hinges and screws, window'
sash' and shutter Springs„-stinit.neeked- and,
.barrelled-Bolte r et-overy-kind.,-milh-cross-our
and circular Saws, hand, panel, - ripping and'
back
very
and blue riugnro,..o . , -
the. very best makers; Chisels, brond,poiming ,
-hand and chopping Axes, of different makers
hatchets - , pinnes and plane, bits, steel and iron
squares, files and rasps, nails, brads and ,spites
of all sizes and warranted of the hest quality.
To,Saddlers and 'Coach .111akers, •
Our stock consists of n complete assortment of
articles in your line of business. saddlery tools,
brass, silver - and' Jupnned "mini:toting, carriage
trimmings, broad pastcmg and seaming laces
and fringes,. plain and figured canvass, of
cloth, top lining sloth. and serge lining of vari
ous kindS, white; red, blue and black patent
leather' Dashers, silver and brass plate, boor
Hair, rosette, hubs, faltows, spokes, bows, clip
tic springs, iron sales Malleable onstirige, &e.
Tu Cabinet and Shoe Makers,
A full stock of skoo, kit and findings, boot mo
roecos, French kfd, straits, morocco and lining
in
and binding skins, lasts,,tacks, pcgs,.hamers
pinchers and French morocco. kit of every de
scription, superior copal varnish;: . lnpon - and
black varnish; mahogany and maple Vaneers,
moulding, beading •rosets, glass, mineral and
mahogany knobs of every size and style:
To Blachsmi . hs; Fartners.and-Others.-7., '-
0 too of assorted bar iron, warranted to be of
A splendid assortment of bar.
OTC
- -
oe , scollop'
ploughr broad an narrow tire, rolled; horse shoe
bar; band;'round and square iron, cast ;slicer,
spring , English and American, blister steel, Eng.
lisp Wagon boxes, Carriage boxes..in.setts,,
an
vils, vices, files, raspq.'horSg shoe nails..&C.
To Housekeepers.
. .
A beautiful assortment of - cheap fancy goods,
such as waiters, trays, plain and fancy knives
and forks, butcher knives and steels, brittania
lamps,-brass - Candle sticks, Brittannin and Ullltor
table and teaspoons, plated butter - knives, pro.
serving kettlrs, smoothing, irons, iron and tin
ned Cetkund oval boilers, iron frying and bread
pans, washboards, tubs, churns, buckets, iron .
pots, Iv - ash kettles, and stew pans, &c.
• To Gunsmiths, Mgr/amen and Others.
Riflo and Gun Barrels, tone action; plug,
nipple and back action Gun Locks, gun mount
ing and. gun breech cocks, sheet brass and
German silver ornaments, &c.
To Paiittcrs.
A fresh lot of Yellierill's pare and atm
-W-yte-Lend,oiLand_turpentine,_varnishes,J.a.
pall, white and red lead, yellow . and 'Green
paint, ground in oil; whiting, yelloweehrei-&e.
To _Bingen - and Mar/:men.
.
good assortment of 'douhle'refided powder
rockpowder-of.extra . qualityr safety•fusei-shoti
flints andTher lead, ropes of all kinds, for
thrgsliittii- - mnehines end welly diggers,
thousantrotliSr tiffige6too numerous to - mscrt,
all'wo - ask is give ais a eall, and wo iL.c.-co'n
fidont you will find a good assortment of;Hard•
are_ an d_chea per_than_ean_he_found_du_amy.
other House this side of the east. Give us a
wo_ask„at.the.old_and_w_elLknosyn__!
Hardware Stand formerly kept by Lewis liar
lan, in North Hanover street, next door .to.
Scott's'Hotel, formerly ]Mitt by, Henry Glass.
nov6 . JACOB SENER.
TneXINT EVER.
luWing just returneWfiom
JIL: the East, offers to the public a more am
plo and complete,. assortment of goods in his
line, than ever previously offered,-and respect=
fully solicits clealersiand other's to give him a
call', when he will show them goods at aston
ishingly bow prices: •
To Builders, Carpenters and Others.
His stock comprises a full assortment of
Locks and Latches of every description, Hin—
ges and Screws, Window Springs and Bolts of
various kinds, Window: Glass, Putty, Paints
of all colors. Oils, Turpentine, &c., &c.-=,
Also, Mill, Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Hand
Panne!, Ripping and Back Saws, Augurs, Chi
sels; BCoad, Hand and Chopping Axes, Hatch
ets, Pleas and Plane Bias, Steel and Iron
Squares, Files and Rasps, ,Hail!, Brads and
-Spikes of all sizes.--- - - • ' •
• ToSatlhrs and Coach Makers.
A complete assortment of Saddlery Tools,
Silver, Brass and Jammed mounting, Carriage
rimmin.gs,...B.tead__pasting.nxid—saatning—La e ,
-plain-and-figured-Canvass,-Drab
Cloths, Rati
nett, Serge and Bujram, Most end Deer flair
patent an enamelled Leather, Lamps 'and Da.
shorn. Also, !labs, 'Fellows and Spokes, •
&s.y.
Eliptic springs, Iron Axles, Mailable Castings;
To Cabinet and Shoe Xrthers.
--- My - stock embraces - li' enniplOre assortment
of goods in
. your lino. Moroccos, lining and
binding , Skins, Lasts, Thread, Pegs
. by the
barrel or smaller quantity, Tools" of - every de-'
scription, &c. Curled Hair, heir Cloth, Var
nish, Mahogany and Mimic Vaned's, Mould•
logs and Rosetta,. Sole Springs, Gloss, Mahog
any, Mineral and Vaneered Knobs of all sizes.'
To Blacksmiths,-Fa mars, and ethers, who may be
in want of good Iron. •
flo offers a full assortment of : Hammered,
Horse Shoe, Scollop, Plough, brOmPand nar
row Tire Iron. Also, Rolled Horse Shoe,
Bar. Band, Round, Square, Tiro, Mop and
alieet Iron, Nail Rods, Russia Sheet. Iron,'
Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, English
aud,American Wagon and Carriage Boxes,'
Anvils ' Vices, Files and 'Rasps, Horse Shoo-
Nails,&e.
To Housekeepers and those about craning the
trinionial State.
I would. invite attention to my beautiful as•
sortment of waiters and Trays, plain and Go
thic style, knives and forks,-13utcher —Knivesi
Sciasors and Shears, Brittannia,Garman Silver,
and Silver Plate, Table and Tea Spoons,
Brass and Emerald Preserving ICettles, smooth
ing. Irons, " Hollow-warn , Tubs, Buckets,
Chnins; &c.
Oils, Paints and Bpi - Stuffs, Fire and Water
Proof Pnlnt.
oct3o lITINRY SAXTON.
TIOQTOI2 YOURSELF
M.5-"-FOR L's CENTS !!
—Hy means of the' pocket
7 sculapius, or, Every one
' , own Physician! TWen
•fonrth edition, with up.
irds at a hundred engra.
igs, showing private
dis-
Ises t 0 eVery shape unit
and malformations
the generative system.
;Y WALYOUNG,
The time has noir;-Ar
ing from seinfet disease
It! vicTosi ON (WACKERY.
itnine'd in this.boolc nne
_ may withait hindrance to bun
siness, or the knowledge Of the most intimat
friend, and with one tenth the UMW expense.
addition to the general routine of Private diseases
it fully explains the eanie of manhood's mugs da'
cline with observations .on mtirriage—besidec
satiny otheederangementa which it "would not by
proper to enumerate fu the.publlo,prirte .•
IrrAilly person sending TwENTY : 4-xvic cesris;
enclosei in n letter;will receive one eopy;of this
'
book, by mail,jor five oopies will be sent-for one
dollar. Address, .DR. N. YOUNG,No, 152 •
SPRUCE'Street; PIIILADLEPIIIA"Pcist;paid:
oicr - I-DR. YOUNG can be &Mantled on any of ,
iliCUrseesespre'sc . ribed diffirent
ions i at h 'OM cc,/ ; 152 SPRUCE -street, eYerY
day between 9 stud 3 O'clo.ik,(Sundays'e;cepted .
May 1, 1b51.):
BOOTS. & SHOES.
JUST' received a large assortment.'of ,Itten
Women and•Childron's. Boots and Shos,
ie' Double` soled Buskins . and •Jenny Lind
Shoes, which I, can sell very 'cheap, • '
loetp3 , • NNV WOOIM, Agq.
' ' • -Patent. Starch' Polish.' •
oR ng nT,bettutifulgioss to inens,No
.112 • lino; Collars;.&c., and Wo n t pris . dust from
.sitiOcing--to Linens, &c, It contains notliing
injurious. - Just recoiyed by
.dead •-. W HITNEIC.•
• 01111dreAr,i3 Stockings
FULL neiorttilienV.:l;? Widtg . . , and r/Idixiid
Moriqo Itor4o of :01. sizes.foLC,ll.lldren.
Alitiladies Hoed ,grot,vorinty, lust opvnied
.711771IiTNER.r—r-
Mil
!MEM
ROES
.• - •
it iiit#
1E,M341:133213
Celebrated'
.. 2 •
It enneones eireili One: Cholcre con be
Lir. -Keeler's
trio remoya,k,an4''permanortfteuio of
• , Dieeesei lariiing'from dry.impard
elet'cof The. Blood :ad - habit ,
. .
l'ho'All-wise. Creator has, implanted in all
organized bodiei an 'innate disposition to.aolf
preservatien. • .-The•-•.vital power's:possess- the
property of resisting that'influeribe of:external
causes, brit as the. pLooD is thei•comm'on pn-•
belittle . from which all. parts of Irving anitter
derives its rent:tasting elements; rind consequent
ly, upon which. the life of. organized beings de-.
pond, it is probable that in cases of accident
er where artificial Means have been employed'
to deprive it of an essential property, the vital
effects of the whole system will - he direCted to.
ward restoring-1u it that property. ' -lii , all non-'
stifutionaj and. hereditary • a ffections, phi fluid
has endergore sonny primary alteration, which
is the cause of the special disease; or which es:
sentiallf contributed to its production. fiesta
tration jo henitli can onlylbe obtained by a're
moval of, tire morbsfle chiles through the Znedj
in of the Circulation, and Dr. Koeler's Sorsa.
nrilla~is the most powerful inodificriofagent
o 'Coting thieuttri kunwn. , See pamplifeli._ •
.1319Cliwoodtown', - .N::.1..Jutie.8,1848
Dr. Recder—DearSiC:4 fun entirely out, of
your Danacem - - I :was called upon -day 'before
yesterdey for Mart doeen. Your medicine is
becoming very popular where I:have introduced
it, and I think the , more it iatk.aed the more,pop-
Attar it %%Ingot. Respectfully 'yours,'
W.M. PARHAM, M. D:
Fur details. ceriificateii &ci, ace eircu:
later, &c. Price 91 per balk, large sizo,t but
tics $5 • --. .
DR. KEELER'S COUGH SYRUP
Among all the remedies before the public
this vtands pre-eminent in incipient consump
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Cough's, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough. Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and flit ell offlections of the pulmonsi y
organs occasioned by cold. Ton much praise
cannot be bestowed, upon this remedy, and, the
proprietor urges every one afflicted with any , ol
the above complaints' to secure it at once. It
is to cure or no pay.. Price only 50
cents. .
DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND
• Every family vkliether rich or Root., who val 7,
neyh - eilthnn al( its should have this
invaluable remedy at hand. It is infinitely the
best remedy known -for Diaryliaio, Dysentery,
Cholera.- hlorbus, Cholera Infantum,
Flatulency,. grpring,pains, cramp, etc.. and for
all diseases of'the stomach and bowels caused
by-Teething.? The numerous testinionlals from
Physicians and others' unsolicited 'has given It
a repulatiop as firth au adamant. W - Price
25 cents per bottle. •
DR. FEELER'S VERMIFUGE SYRUP
Tfilsreimediii 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 cheupest 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 talten. The
dose is small, and each bottle -contains twice as
much as sitnilurnemedics. Price 0n1y.25 cents
per bottle. -
DR. KEELER'S LIVER AND SANATIVE
GIME
Although not recommended as a "cure all,"
yet they are the milucsrand best remedy to rel.
move Corstipation, Jaundice, Dyenepsia,
Bii
iousness, Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Herul•
ache,indigcstion,_etc.,._ Mike_ other_ purgative,
medicines they leave the bowelsalwayerelaxed
and consequently are the proper medicine for
fdr - fernalcit - lifd . persons I'leadiertiltolittity — lifti.,
Priee . 2s cents: .
DR:-KEELER',3 RHEUMATIC LOTION
A juatly — oelebrated extorfial - application for'
Pains ortho Cheat, Neuralgia, Headucho, Sperm
Bruises, Tic Dolorcux, Swellings of the Joints,
Rheumatism, Gout, sciatica. and for all disor-
dere wherein a eedlitive hnd rubefecient reme
dy in- applicable. Price thin - nt.y.five cents per
bottle.
All- of _ thei_abovo_colebiited_and_ extensively
used medicines, are prepared and sold Whole
anlo and Retail, at 294 MARKET STREET,
Philadelphia.
For sale by S. ELLIOTT, Carlisle ; A. G.
Miller ' Dickinson; Messrs: Altick, Shipper&
burg', J. F. Spahr, Mechanicsburg. M. Bilner,
Shiaornanntown, and In every town throughout
the county and State. [January 14, 18.51
GREAT COUGH REDIEDY.
~..A..r , ..,. ~,...„...,.....,,,
6_
ETERp. i ,y _RWTOR.AL:-;
For elt
, O Coro of
couGrcs, 9OLDS,
nOII:IISEATESS, BR 9N
CRITES, CROUP, AST.III.
' I. 7 .l . H.obapnro: COUGH
-11-XTD-COLTSITIVIPPrO-17
In offering to the commmuty this justly cele
brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is Mot our Wish to trifle with the ;live
or health of the afflicted, lint frunkly'to lay he•
fore •Lem the opinions of distiti uisiied men and
some of the evidences of its success, fro in which
they can judge for themselves. We sineerely
pledge out selves to matte no, wild assertions or
false statements of its efficacy, nor mill we hold
out any hope suffering humanity which facts will
not warrant.
Many' proofs aveltere given, and .we solicit an
inquiry Iron the public into all. we publ
lug enticed they will find them perfectly reliable
and the medicine worthy their best confidence,
and patronage. •
BE J. STLLIMAN. AL D., L. L. D..&ro
Professor of :Chemistry, :M ineraol ogy, Fee., Yale
.College, Member of the LA, Dißt...Mod• Pll.lO.
'and Scien. Societies of America and Europe.
t , l tli•epi' the cticitity- PECTORAL an . ad
mirable composition from some ofiho hest ar-
Materin Wilma; add frvery, effect-
tee remedy for the class of diseases it is intchil
et] to cure. • '
Nov. New Haven, Ct., v ,1849.
Prof CLAW:LAND, of Bowdoin College,' Me.
Writes—", f have witnessed the effects or your
'CHERRY PEGUORAL' in my own fluidly ond
dint of my friends,ancl it gives me satisiliction tor
nude in its favor that no medicine I have ever.
known has proved so nminently successful of
curing diseases of the throat and lungs."
.REV. DU. OSGOOD
NW;tee—. That . he ionsiders 'CHERRY PEC
TORAL' the best medirine•for Pulmonary affec
tions ever given to the public," and'• states that
"his' daughter being obliged to keeWthe room
four months NV tth a severe settled cough, acco
panied.by raising el Mood ,night sweats; and the
attendant symptoms of consumption, commenced
the use of the 'CHERRY PECTORAL' and .
had completely recovered,"
HEAR THE PATIENT.
Dr. Ayer—Dear Sn't For two years I was
afflicted with a- very severe cough, accompanied
boapittingof blood and profuse night sweats.—
By the advice of my attending physician I was
induced to use your PECTORAL,
and continued to do so till I Considered myself
cured - and ascribe the effect to your preparakion:
JAMES RANDALL.
,
'lltamtv'en as. Sringfield; Nov. 27, 184 M.
This day appeare d' • thecnbove named James .
Randall, and pronoun ad - the above - statememi
true in every respect. • " ,
• • LORENZO' NORTON, Justice, ,
THE 'RENIEDY THAT 'CURE§.
.
• PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 10,1847.
-Dr: Ayer i I. have been - Itmg afflicted- with
Asthma which grew ; yearlyy, worse mailing. itt ,
tumn, it brought' on h cough: Confined me
in my chamber, and began - to - assume the alarm
ing symptoms of .consumption. I had tried thin
heat:advice and the hest: medicine to no purpose,
untill .usestyont. CHERRY .PECTORAL, which
has Cured' me, anti yon may VlOlll}6)iere
Criiterully yours,
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