Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, April 30, 1851, Image 4
' 814.igt(0-L..fficiWiiiilo,-- TII THRIDID• TABERNACLiI,3_IB6. Methinks gocid to be here, • If thou wilt let us build,—but for whom 1 ~ Nor Elias nor Mom appear ; But the Outlaws of eve that encompass the C o The abode of the dead, and the place of the tomb. • Shalt ws build to Ambit!On 1 Alt i no : AlTrighted, he shrinketh away; For see, they would pin him below Toe small narrow eV/et arid, begirt with cold.clay, To the meanest Of reptiles a peer antra prey. To Beauty? Ah t no: she forgets , The charms that she wielded before Nor.knows.the.foul Worm that he frets The skin . which but yesterday fools could adore, For theymootliness It hold,, or the tint which it wore. • Shall we build to the purple of ' The trappings which (then the'proudi Alan i theyare all laid aside.; , • And here's neithardresa nor adornment allowed, Put the long winding-sheet, and the. fringe of the shroud. To It:Wiest Alas tis in vein: Who hid; In their turns have been' The treasures ere squandered again And here, Mahe - grave, are nil metels forbid But the tinsel that shone on the dark coqiii-lid To the pleasure which Mirth can afford, The revel, the laugh and the jeer, Ah I here Is a plentiful board. —..- But the guests are„ - all mute an their pitiful cheer, And none but the worm is a leveller here.. Shell we build to Affectinn and ,LoVe 1 Ah ! n 6: they have withered and died, Or fled with the !wait aboile. Friends, brothers. and sisters, nro laid side by side, Yet none have saluted, and none Nava replied. . Unto Sorrow 1 The dead cannot grieve; _.• ANor a sob, nor a nigh meets mine ear, Vhfeh compassion itself could relieve: Ah : sweetly they slumber, nor hope, love, or tear; Pence, peace, Is the watzhword, the only one Isere. Mato Death, to whom, monarchs must bow Ah I no: for his empire In known, . And here there are trophies enowi Beneath the cold denti,•rizid around the dark stone, Are the signs of n sceptre that none may disown. The first tohernocle to Hope we will build. And look for the Sleepers ;wound us to rise The second to Folth,which insures It fulfilled,. And the third to the Lomb of the Greet Sacrifice, Who bequeathed tis them both when he rose to the skies. -, A 'Good lischange, shall never forget, says the Bishop of •Norwibh,' visiting the ' cottage - of a man- who had been all his . life a drunk ard, rind which was an abode of misery and - wrefehedness. 1-1 e" lieeame a -teeto taler. and - ia six months alter Wards I found abode.the scene of 'comfort and do mestic happiness. This man with tears' in his eyes, placing his hand onst ,quarto family Bible, said, This is the first thing 'that I purchased with the money saved by giving up drunkenness ; it was an alien to :my house before, but it has been my daily comfort and companion ever since I reformed." FAxTr.v DEVOTION.—It is a beautiful thing to behold a family at their devo tions. Who would not be moved by the tear that treMbles in the mother's eye, as she looks to Heaven; rkrut pours forth her fervent supplication for the welfare •of children ? Who•can look with indifTer: ence upon the venerable father, surroun ded by his family, with his' uncovered locks, kneeling in the .presence of Al mighty God,'and praying for their hap piness and prosperity ? In whose bosom is not awakened the finest feelings on be holding a tender child, in the beauty n its innocence, folding its hands in pr er, and imploring. the invisible, yet et r nal Father, to bless its parents, its . bro thora alma glititArsi: and its DlaYrnnTeS ? SUNDAY SonooLs.--Bishop Beveridge has truly and strikingly said, " Who knows but the salvation• of ten thousand immortal souls may depend upon the ad ucation of a single child. .Connect with this the remark of a living Bishop of The church of England, that "Sunday schools _lux ve_eayelth_e_menulacturin islricts.l - -and - also - the - fact - mentioned by Dr. Bow ring, that " out of, 1,065 convicts - sent for crime to the , penal colonies, only four teen had ever been in the Sabbath schJol," and what an argument_ we have importance a theso far the import institutions, both for time and eternity. A GRAND lltsc.ovEnv.-?-A man, says Cecil, may find much amusement in the . Bible variety of prudentialinstruction; abundance of sublimity and poetry ; but if 'he stops there, he utops short of his great end, for 4. the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy." The grand se . cret in the study of the Scriptures is to discover Jesus dh*t therein, the Way, the . Truth, an' the Life; GOD's, Woltx.—ln all dispensa tion, Giod•is at work:for otir good. In prosperity, be tries our gratitudd ; in me diocrity our contentment ; in misfortune, mr_s_u_bmisliatu_in_seasons_of_darkness, our faith ; under temptation, our stead fastness ; -and at all tithe, out obedience ' and trust in hini. TILE CONCLUSION OF TIIE WHOLE MAT. TER.—The Sum and substance of the preparation needed for a coming eterni ty is, that you believe what the Bible tells you, and do what the Bible bids you.—Chulmers on Romans: A Voice from the !‘ Burnt plstrlct,” Hoopoes Randy Factory Rebuilt. • THE subscriber would respectfully andbunce • to his friends• and the public generally, that his - factory which was destroyed by the late fire, has been rebuilt, and' he is ' now prepared to furnish them with CHOICE CANDIES, -manufactured of the beet' • material, which he . • will sell wholesale or retail at the old stand in Northlianover street, a few doors north of the bank, where he has just opened a general - , - 'assortment of • FRUITS. AND NUTS, • ' consisting of Orangei, Lemons, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa - Nuts, Pea Nuts, Sm. ,He would also call attention to hie large assortment of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,- consistini of toys of Glees, Wood, Gum and China, of endless varieties. In connection - with the above, ho has -en band a prinie lot of FRESH GROCERIES, consisting of Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses,' spices, Crackers, Matches, Blacking, Zze.— • Also, a prune. lot of CIGARS,- of the hest . - brands.. — • The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to a generous public for the patronage bestowed on him,'snd hopes by a desire to rdease to me rit a continuance of the - same. - Ile would also , return (hanks to the Firemen And Citizens for their r efforts to save his property'on the night "of the late conflagration , • • Carlisla,"ap2 . '.. Pure' Older Vinegar. U 67 received ix 'fresh barrel of Pure Cider Vinegar,.of superior quality;eud_warranied . roe fromOultarauon. ' novS • DR. .7r,: D.PCITI4OCIE • • "KW" ILL admit . on;n4c,om od ming • terms,-into - yV his office .seyerei STUDENTS ',for inetructiop in thesaaticniabranchas of medicine, 4nammy, Physiology. chemistry, Thor— Surgery, Theory and Practice of Profeanionarcalle attended to iniown and eountry as.heretofore. Carlisle, Feb . • invainnixas is& FAILII.4OLEI. SET Ea:i : OFF CHEAP.. 6:ttecitled to quit tha‘.,tuttlituis s , • WI propose to sell my stack ,at Ulf low pH . cos. It embraces the newestmd.meat demo. • lxle Styles:" . You .- areinvited to call and exam t.. 40. ;WM. .H.% RICHARDSON', • , 10.9 . 20-2 m 6. N 0.104 /111r1Otst. . • • • - Illi.6ctlatttous„ Extensive Cabinet Ware-Rocims. lI°BERT . 11. - SMILEY, successor to Vim. C. Gilison, CABINET.MAEEIt St.-UN DERTAKER, North Hanover street; Carlisle, would reapectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle and. tho public generally that ho now has on hand a large assortment of new 17-4tl=';?4T and elegant FURNITURE, consisting in part of. Sofas, • • Wardrobes; Card, and other Tables, Bureaus; Bedsteads, plain and fancy Sewirtg, Steads, &c. manufactured of the heel materials and quality warranted. Also a gene. rid assortment of-Chairs at the lowest prices.—. Venitian Blinds, made to order and repairing promptiy attended to. orCOFFIN3 made to order at the shortest notice. and having n -did-Hearse_he-will-attend_funeralain_toNn_or country. Krllont . forget the old starlit of-Wm. G. Gibson, in. North Hanover street, a few doors-north of Glass's Hotel. Sept-4-Iy. 11 SMILEY. Corner of Hanover and Loather :to., Carlisle. THE undersigned has always on hand a largo stock of superior Cabinet Ware, in all the dihrent styles, which ho is prepared to sell at the lowest prices. He'invites attention partic ularly to the Patent Spring-Bottom Bedstead, in)st useful article, which entirely obviates all objections. The bottom can be attached to old Bedsteads. They have given' entire satisfac tion to all who havo thin in use; nrCOFFINS made to order at the shortest notice. _.JACOB FETTER Carlisle, Jan . y. 1851.—1 v. ' Extensive Furniture. Rooms JAMES R.WEAVER . would respeethilly call the attention of House Keepers and the public to his extensive stock of ELEGANT FURNITURE. including Sofas, Wardrobes, Centre and other .Tablbs, Dressing and plain Bureaus and every ()dier article in his branch' f business: Also, now on hand the largest as sortment of C 1 IRS in Curti:9le, at the lowest prices. P:7"Cotlins made at the shortest notice and a Hearse provided fur Ihnerals. lie 'solic its a call at his'ostablishinent on North Hano ver street, near Glass'.s IIOTEL. N.B.—Fur 'Mitre Itired mit by the month or year. Carlisle, March '20..1850.-1y • • XiARBIZER'S mitrorauriel 1 IIF. subscriber would respectfully invite the attention of farmers to his assortment of PLO WS, .nnw mantifec- - tured near Craighead'e 113111 in South Piliddieton township, -four -- miles-south- of- Carlisle. - • •---•`- ••• 'assortmen't consists of WithroW's, _Stuckey's Ball's patterns.— The Castings will all be ground- I will also make GRAIN CRADLES. of the 'most im proved patterns. All orders directed to IVm L. Craighead, patterns., will be, attended to with promptness, and Plows or *ladles deliv ered in any part of the county free of charge. WM. L. CRAIGHEAD, Propt,r. DAVID STUCKEY, Jlianitlaer Feb.l9 6m A srLiwzon) STOWS 1 THE undersigned respectfully informs his J 1 friends and the !public generally, that he hablust returned from Philadelphia,. ha ving purchased the most ex , It tensive, as well as the • ' cheapest assortment of ;;;;. s >,. • Watehes,, Jewelry, &e., over brought tsi Carlisle His stock con . • sists in part of Gold and Silver Paknl Laver Watches, Mid and Silver detatched do. do. Goid i om' Silver Lepillt Watches. in short every variety of Watches nt all pric - en Gold Guard and Vent Chains. Medallions, Watch rceys, Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breant - 1 Pins; G - old and Silver-Pencils, Gold and Silver pens and cases and Bracelets in greatAtariety. A splendid article of Gold, Sliver, German Silver,. and Blued .Steel SPEC TACLES, which are unsurpass - ed in qu a lity by any other t.rticle went of Phil' cent clroaigifintiirWSllßMVAET.ll[!_t in tho country. Also a large - 16i of SILTPZIR-WARII, • comprising Table and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, Srlt Spoons, Fruit Knives; Thimbles, dr.c. Ales, Card-Cases. Porte Monnaies, Port Folios,- Ladies-- W-titing- Dentin. with a -great variety of other fancy articles unnecessary to mcnfioti. A large lot of CLOCKS, assorted patterns, which will •be sold low, and warranted to - he gaud. Mai and Jeiodry Repaired, He invites all to call and examine his stock, assured that none can fail to be suited in qual ity, quantity and 'mice. His articles are cash Tfurehases, consequently , lie -can afford to sell lower than the same articles can be purchase/. dram - here. "Call" nitli " e oklistitatl; — tiToir - Zoors west of Burithblder's Hotel. Jankutry 15, 1851-1 y T. CONLYN. China and Crockery Ware White Granite Stone Ware, such as Dishes,. Places, Tea pets, covered and uncovered dishes, bowls, toilet and chamber sets, pitchers, &c., togetner with a lot of o Blue Liverpool Ware, • all of the latest style and shapes, also, all the various artit'tes of the best common While and Edged Ware. The assortment includes a few plain While and-Gold Sand, hina Tea Sets, of the best quality-And style, and also all the necessary articles of the best Granite, &one and Blue Liverpool Ware suitable for any sized Dinner or - Tea - Ects; as may bd wanted, together with a vtrthty of Glass. a tine aasertment_of Bar and Table Tumblers • dishes, footed and other bowls, goblets, wine glasses, lemonades, ' lamps; &v. The prices tor all of which are fixed at the lowest.sosil prices: We invite our friends whO are in want of articles in-our lino to give- us a call. mars J W EBY. ' NEST 111011 STREET , OPPOSITE ,TIIE 31ETIIODIST.: wM. M. PORTER. invites the attention o the public to his largo and complete as aortment of BOOTS, SHOES tx. GAITERS just received from Philadelphia, including a vit• riety of now styles. His experience in the Shoe business, enables him to select work of the best materials , and workmanship, which will be sold at the lowest cash price and weriantei. .-IrrCustomer work attended to a usual. ' SEVERAL two story BRICK HOUSES • on the north -east corner of.the public square in the row known as "Harper's ip.lol Row." For terms, &e., inquiro of the subscriber. 6a- rnvon. ROOT. IRVINE. A great variety of these useful articles Je fared for sale,aonsisting of Whitewash, Sweel ng, Scrubbing, Painters, loth, Shaving, Hair Peeth and-Nail, Flesh and Graining !hushes it „Treat variety, all of which aro of the best qua ty end will be sold at the lowest prices June fi. •• S ELLIfT'T . • - risRE wATEA. Paoor., BLAKE'S Fire and Water Proof PAINT, which has been, so - extensively,used for he last six years with .the almost success on Alp roofp of Housed, Steamboats, &e:, not a inglo instance is known where it has failed.— SO sale by , SAXTON, 'To Milliners. • , • U.S roceived anothor • lot Of Donno FriAes of tho latest style. Alai), Bonnet silks ;ilk and Satin Linings of various calor& deoll NV HITHER. P. MONYER. 125 S fo A re r il a e cheapa S t A theTw r a a ra ce l i t v o l u n fe :I Pd. deolB W B MURRAY, Ag'r. G W Tit t NER A.. swirmn,, - . .NO. 8 Xarket Street, tgar the Bridge, • !irk BALERN N N F i tt t itt i ltia.. OVNnS, 14,141.1 to. tom .4 0 mos;,..3ol,ebtOted Lamack, . lanuraotoriai: igrFurnisilled Minuractur. a PriceP,,a '.• trugilltam 'To those interested. •-• ,r • 11IIE subscribers wish - nil indebted to •them , IL 'to call and settle thd same by OM Middle I, March, as it is 'necessary their accounts bould lm paid off .by that timo ! Just received find lot of .view Floods, Which we are - selling if at our usual low ,prices. Call and see. _F e b 26-31 . A& NV TWIT& • ~..8 0 , U , s • C PS S _ A•C-s. Boots, Shoes andGittor.s. 1313311:33 FOR RENT. Brushes I Brushes I savr. o-,efores .5110p5.. DRUGS! , DRUGS!' 'DRUGS ! , • Fresh Spring Supply:l I. HAVE just rogoivi3d a fresh stock of Med, iciries, Paints, Glass, Oil,, &e., which having been. purchased . with - mat care at the best city henries, I can confidently recommend to Families, Physicians, Country Merchants and Dealers, as being fresh and pure. - -DRUGS. Patent Medicines, Herbssnd Eitracte, \,, ' , Fine homi eels ; Spices, graund and whole Instruments, Essences, : •„ _ PureEsnen". Oils Perfumery, Si e. - Cod LiiiiFoll--11'iii•ranted Ceimine. . , DYE-STUFFS. ' - • - . ' Log aril Cam Woods, _lait..l l _l . 4i ol ..L_____ Capporas, Lao Dye* • • -•-• PAINTS. Indigoes, Sumac ME • Wetherill dc•Brother's Pure• Lead, Chrome Green and Yellow, Paint sand Varnish Brushes, Jersey Window Glnss, Linseed Oil, Turpen tine,_Copal and coach Varnisilt, and Red Lead. All of which will he mild at the very lowest market price, -Also,a freen and !splendid as hortment of . . • FANCY GOODS, F Confectionary, and innumerable other articles calculated for use and ornament, all of are racked at the lowest cash pricee,. at the cheap Drug Book and Vancy Store of the sub scriber on North Hanover street. S. W. IIAVERSTICK. lie) , 22. 1850. FIRET ARRIVAL OF-• B®ois and .hoes FOR. rHE .?ALL SEASON AT POELTEIL'S SI-EOM S Ton.E, Main erect, near the Rail Rood Depot, gr - 1 OMP G Mon's, Boy's and Youth's Calf, Kip and coarse Boots and Brogans, which are warranted to he of the hest quality, Ladies Gaiters; Eusltins and French Ties, Misses and Childrens boots and shoes in great variety. Also, an elevant assortment cif GUM SHO,ES and BOOTS, With all - the late irn. provements and warranted perfect. Having purchased these gum shoes triim the ogenton the- manufacturer, I am authorized to .nfrt: NEW PAIR in place of any that prove defective in wearing.. Having a large stock of Fren'elt Calf, Skins, Morocco, hid, &c., and good workmen, every attention is given to customer_work ae usual.• sebtlB WM. M. PORTER. Now rail Goods. • • • • 31 the Cheap Store corner of Ilanover and Lou : Mar streets, opposite 7.lltnier'z Grocery Store . Tho-undersigned-amat..respectfully -informs_ his friends and the public generally, that ho hoe just returned from l'hilndclphia with a well selected assortment of FALL GOODS, pur. chased at the lowest prices, ar:d which he is determined to sell at small profits: among inem may be found CLOTHS, CASSIIBERES, VESTINGS, Sattinets, Velvet Cords, Ken tucky Jeans, &c. LADIES DRESS GOODS, consisting in part of Black Silks, Cashmeres, Mouselin do Laines, Alpacas, Coburgs, Ginghams, Calicoes Stick Flannel:3, t‘.ellare, Lades, Fringes, &.n, Tidltings, Checks, Flannels Drillings, Osnuburg, Linseys, Muslins, bleached and unbleached Also,Groceries in all theft. variety,-.-viz: Sugar, ofce, Tens, Molasses, Spices; Chocolate, &c Rags arid Country Produce taken in exchange for goods Please give me a call A C FETTER oct9 ORNAMENTAL MARBLE WORKS ®WENS dot XC XXAXU S, liecentiy from Philadelphia. fIESPECTFNLLY inform the citizens ol Carlisle. and it 3 vicinity, Unit they hove now at their Marble Yard in South I Innoviu• street, a few doors south of the Court -MIME., and nearly opposite A_ & W Bentz's Store, en elegant stock of pure , '"• AVIIERICAV WHITE JIMRBLE, and are prepared to execute in'the3most finished style . - - Monuments, - - . Tombs .- g„. _Grave Siones.at all prices,_ Jllppttes,_ _ Steps, Bee, _ toceiber with every other article in itic.. a..,., and promise that in fineness of finish, clmste ness of design and quality of 111nrble,'Ilieir work'shall not be surpassed by any other estab• Bailment. , • They are also the authorized agents of. Mr 'Rdliert Wo - dii, of - Phitadelphiannizi — will - fur , 'fish frqm his manufactory all varieties of IRON RAILING for the enclosing of Grave lots mid Al other purposes,•at the ehorterte notice and at _P_fi i litiliirLipile7el — ._ - _ -- T_IITYT.:W i I r - lilad - Ifni a - OF 'manufacture all kinds of Building Work, such - . as Sills, Steps and Platforms, liec.,.at the short= est notice and on the most reasonable terms. Having had great experience, and .being ern s ployed in the best.shops of Philadelphia, they! ar_e_t horofore _on ab IC d_m_ma nu fpctu reAmmost. fashionable work, and• resceethilly ask a stuaie alb° patronage of Carlisle and the surrounding country. • [Carlisle, nova 1850 t, WAY ViTILL YOU SUPPER 11111-10USANDS of bottles of the AMERI CANS. COMPOUND have been sold der ing tho past yenr, no& was never known to fail of curing, in ii.few days, of i t certain deli cate disease, Seminal weakness and all diseases of the Uritiary .organs. Persons afflicted Using this,ploasant nod popular remedy, need fear no exposure, unfit, leciseo no odor on the breath, requires no restrictions in diet ur business contains n r Mercury or noxious drugs injurious to-the-systenti-and-is-adapted-to-every—ago r sii; or condition. It is oleo the best remedy known for Fluor Albus Or Whites, (female c:lnpluinton) with which thousands suffer, without the know ledge of a remedy. This celebrated remedy . has long been used in private practice id' it pity -sician_and • with tin”' nerring success, radio Of the hundred cases i curing, ninetynme fow days. Around ouch bottle are plain and full directions. , CAUTION—Ask for tho AM ER. ICAN COMPOUND, and purchase only of the Agents Pile° $1 per bottle. For sale by S. ELLIOTT Cailisle; J. Wyeth, 'Harrisburg; R. Williams Columbia: by A. Miller, Lancaster; E. Morrie & Co., York. (.lunuary ,15' 1851. • E IVX OVAL! STOVE WARDROOMS AND Tlk • PACTORY. rilffEsubscribers desire to inform their friends andAthe public that they have reinoved Their TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTORY' to the roan nearly oppo site their .old stand on North Hanover street and may now be found in their new and com modious manufactory on the West side of the said street, few doors above Louther street, where.they still continue to keep on hand a hill assortment of every kind-of . , • T4B, Copper and Shoot-Iron Ware: ' which may be needed by housekeepers end others, Their articles: are manufactured by themsefißes, of the best materials, and in point of finish and durability cannot be surpaesed.— They will also manufaelure and repair 'at - the• shortest notice all kinds of Distilling Appqrams. They will promptly attend to the lame of TIN ROOFING and HOUSE SPOUTNG in town and country, and on the most reasona.• tile terms. Every branch of their business will be carefully attended to with the utmost promptness: They also keep constantly on hand a Nig& variety of COAL . , AND WOOD STOVES; comprising every varidty-' Of plain ten.plato STOVES ' elogunt wood end coal air-tight PARLOR Si 0 VES, of -the :latest 'styles, COOKING STOVES of the newest anti Most improved inventiona, at miens prices, which cannot fail to . piastre every tome . They re: epectfully, a n i aexamination f hy.,tholpubk of their lutge `v ael e CaSstilt in en( of stoye I. Thankful to the public- for favors heretofore extended, and - being . determined to relax no exertions - to give sattsfaction, • to their custom. era they-hope to merit a continuance of pa tronage. - 91 - The highest oasis price willlte paid fur, old Copper and Pima... • .• . - MORRIS & Carlisle, Mareh 19, 1851-71 y ar3 „,l9.__Siog , • THE subscriber has on hand d-a large and well seleited' assortment of MUMO or an Enda,(consisting of Songs, Alarches, - Waltm,„ . Polkas? &c.; also. instructi o ns for. Plana and• other ;thetruinentit._'"Bertini'e'Mothod" -for Plarldi."Zazne Method for the Violin;•dt.e. and supply of Violin- and. Oniter,Strings,..of first rata:, quality at city prices; ;(',Having made an arrangement with skim. 'pertingstid publishing house in,l'hiladelphia, he wili v -be tonstantly supplied with now Music and ablo•to:furnishanythlng-in that lino at short notice- and Upon 'realguable Musio Teachers will find it for -,;heir, Interest tonsil and.,examine for themnolves at,the Corner:of Pitt and High streets, opposite the - .Mansion ' Hones' (ml9l' S. - A. RUMMEL): . eito ahttlistutcytts. FrasT PRI MIUM. braid arid. Square PIANOS. zit vi 833 & ciazoalm, ..• .11tinufaci rers 4,74 8,•9 and ; 1 f • .‘; Street; Baltimore, ~41d. - MICA NO FORTES, from 6 to 7 octaves, in in Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut oses of various styles, with and:without ironifriiilies, combining all th e' improvements requisite two superior instruinent. '•'• • R. &:G. haie received iron' the Miryland Instilittethejyrat premium for their. Pianos, in three succosstve yenta, 1848, 18490 . 859:" ThOy hcive also been honored with•numerous teslimo• vials from all the most celebrated artists who have used their instruments. Pianos from their •establishmom-have been used at- the_concetts, os Lind, Herz, Hohnitock, Bislio:p, Laborde, Knoop, and other eminent perfordlers.'"They guarantee durability, for five years, under good care. and will, replacb with others 'all which mar not give satisfaction, if application be made within six Months after deliv.erY• Their Udnufactory being con ducted on the most extensive scale enables them •to furnish instruments at the very lowest prices, whole sale mid retail. Constandrup hand, N. P. Hughes' Melodeons, ranging from $45 to 6200, for which they nro solo agents for. this city. '. January2'i-18.51-ly Perfumery, Fancy Soap BT. Paper Box InaNurACTOB.T. 48 Xarket 6clow Second, Philadelphia. tri LEGG & CtIOMPTON, Manufacturers -V.,/ of- Perfumery. Fancy, Soaps anth.Fancy Paper Boxes, respectfully call the attention of the Druggists and Dealers in Carlisle and the Cumberland Valley. JR their extensive stuck of Goods, comprising Perfumery ; Fancy Soapti, Powders for the complexion; 'collet, Sac. &c of every variety. Alao, a full and complete as aortment of Fancy Paper Box - es, of every de scription, large or small, round or sondrii, , ,made to order at the shortest notice. • , ri - Don't forget the place, 48 Market street, Philadelphia. All orders will meet with prompt attention. kali 5 • PIANE• FORTE WAREROOMS_, M. 171 CIIESWITT NTREET, pirruwy. T Ali OLD STA ND,, occupied .for,,utore .than one-third of a century by G. Esq. r tJE undersigned would =sir respectfully ..1. annourMe to the publid that he 114 AGENT fbr more than twenty of. toe most celebrated manufacturers of BUS- I TON, NEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, and elsewhere; and is constarttlyrappiv,lng, from them PIA N OS a the rialst and most varied styles, of itpdor tone, and of the mostluperb finish, of 6. 61, 66, 61, and 7 Octaves, which are warranted equal to any manufactured, either in this country or in Europe. Just received, also, a further supply of church and Pador Organs, ol beautiful patterns and 'fine tones. His %%PARER 00:LI is constantly supplied with a choice sclectionof SERAPE IN ES and MELODEONS, from the oldeat and -most ex,. tensive manufactories in the United States; a mong which is a new style of REED ORGAN having Cnrhart'Et patent improvemMits, with gilt p , pes in frotit, and ease elegantly carved, and highly ornamental. • Tuning and Repa.ring—Sig. Salvador La Gretna, a distinguished Pinn6 Porte MnnufaCtu rer and Organ Builder, will attend In all orders. sept4,'so OSCAR C B CARTER. PEEPUMER DEPOT. D"N'T be t:eceived. Country Merchants and - Dialers who want vett and &lean PE , /FUMERY end FANCY SO APS should call upon JOHN 'l' CLEGG, Pet:ismer -and Chemist, 48 afortet St ; below 211, Philadelphia. who has constantly on hand PERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS of every - description, Powders, Hair Oils, Ox Marrows, Colognes, Hair Dyes; &c., 100,1100 persons have rend my advertisement in the Public Ledger, hundreds of whom have called and been convinced of the advantage of purchasing direct from the . manafacturer. . Agency for Ferran's Circassian Hair Oil, _Curling Fluid, dt.e. ' Orders from any_part of the- United States will ho promptly attended-to. an..VA(l.lv . JOHN T CLEGG. 'ECONOMY IS WEALTH Light: Light .! Light: OF acknowledged superiority and' nority, • manufabtured. and for sale of the lowest --W-holeriale--prices,-by-DA-VIS--&--1 - IAIII,- -mr-i he - old - established - am d - o f - tlre - lat e - Derpo • miss 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, aid the award of a Silver Medal, and complimentary notice by — the - Frunklin - fnstitute - uvermll -- competitoraNs sufficient evidence of the excellence of our Oil. Alcohol, Pitch, Tarpentine, Rosin, and Soil. its of,Turpentino, for sale Wholesale and - ' p tail, at the lowest prices. ' [oct3o j. &Pl Rowe, It /ft' A urAcTuRERS "st n d wholesale deal .l.Vilmers in B R._o 0 MS, B AS IC ET.Srind WOOD WARE, have removed to ihe . largo store lately occupied by Messrs.. Sellers 41 Da where they have opened an extensive stock of Eastern ,and City made BROOMS and V 0 OE' WARE, which they are now selling Lt the lowest manufacturers prices. full assortment of Bristles, Brushes, Mat. • Co'lisS'e; fd4., constentlyi on hand No -- N - Fnih, - Third Street, 3 - doors below Race, P 1 del phia 17,'50 Steam Iron Railing. ivrost,E-a. GALLAGHER, 'Ridge Road and liriOad - Stree, PHILADELPHIA. ' ffZEIM ViTOU IX call the attention of purchasers to their — elegant assortment of Wrought 1 and Cast Iron Railing for . CEMETERIES, ' • • BALCONIES, ' VERANDAS, Railing for 'Churches, Public and Privam Buildingsi Public Squares, &c., together with all kindsmf Plain and Ornamental Iron Work. Vlore & Gallagher's - Book of ORIGINAL DESIGNS, containing the beet seleetion designs that has ever.besn issued, will lye sent to any person who may wish to make a. select Lion. • • itebl9,sl S. GORDON, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND. - FOR • WARDING ,MPACHANT, . . • No. ll§ -Noth • Street, Baltim ore. rilpHa,rundersigned,, Agent for the Perfiewivitnia and Ohio Line, being cone. iraity located. on the Baltimore and Susque• henna Railroad, has n.ade arrangements for transacting a 0 . General Preduce.Conuntsion Business, n connection' with the FORWARDING BUSINESS, and reepectfully.eolicits consignments of Wide' key, Flonr,-Gratn, and Countrs Produce gone , rally.' Relapoctfully, o' - 'L 9 GORDON. , Baltl4O're; April 2-3mf95. , N..l3gOiders for Groceries, Salt, &P., will be, premtttly executed. . • HEPHRENCRS. •Messm. Join Sullivan & Sons, W. Starr & Sons, Thomas J. Carson-&-Co. i -John 111,Cui logh Wype '& Wilson, David Hnys.& I.,{eighlor br, Dorsey, Miller and 'lll4llo*, Tunbull ; ; Doll..& Slade, Robert Carron& Sons Jamds George, Baltimore. " ssio ertirtgli3"&" Co. ;•WVSZ.iiim 14Icsske. Clark& Thaw, H Pittsburg? .Mr. J. W. Herr, Harrisburg, Jame Cowan, Esq., Columbia. - 11fes4rs..Mulhollan & Ray, Blairsville. Messri. P. A:&S.Small, York. ' Messes. James Steel & Co., Lewis &. flatlet' Philadelphia: . . XV2.131 - ICSIIL di. CO, ' ' Etotnt AND. `PRODUCE, CO.IIIIIIISIO/4 ..,ERCIIANTS • • .. . 30 - s.A2attimore St., opposite - Eutaw Mouse, , BALTIMORE, , EVO.TE' their whole attention to the sale Flow) grain upd..Sieds."fnikey, Bacon, ..art4ißuttets ,. /Kroi; Dried 'Ertl{, Ede. on -the meat :roam:inn* terms. - Purposing, soon t o re - clove' wherothey.will iIIWO the' use of Rail , Roneftracit connecting with the Susquehanna' Road,, they; now respectfully ,consign .monts ovot that road, and' will themeelves pay . drayage on (produce. totheir AVarehOusei. When received in lota of 'a large tier load or make eta . . . '': •'' ' ' " REFERENCES. ~. ' - • • .''. ~ , . , Mener::Povid Stawnry dr.,.Co. Mr ... pai.ti nioro., . lOlipv.a. Early." • ‘ . e , !...,, Mr: Upton 'Wetehatioitgb; Oftotnlaorillurg.. 11 41r0p4 ^. ti ... ' I —......;.....,. . . Ell Jwiranci. 4tompaniCs. The Malted ,States Life Insurance Annuity and Tiust Company. . , /tarter Per pc'ttini--.Capita/ 8 . 25,000 ' Sysrem. MIIE constant, ..unsulielted Mmlication far L Life Insurance, gives the, most at - undant and gratifying proof that the public mind is deeply impressed with the Ost importance of this subject. The, great object, however, of Insurance should be eafety i otherwise the whole motive to insure may be disappomted. Too much care cannot be practised in the selection oven office with which to .ellecttheccontratt.—. Tha choice should be regulated nottAxrptesent and conetent large inducements; as 1164, is cal. tainly ltiampatible with future beau *sr The prennunts on life are calculated foi the future, At i nrescut and-prospectiiie benefits-therefore...are_ gtvem't be result ultitnafely, Most terminate in litigation, disappointment sad ruin. The object aimed at hy.this institUtion is stability Mid per I pep/ay. 'rho rates of premium have been cure prepured with refereneem fluctuations.— The cash system of payments lips also been adopted. Unpaid prenduin notes constitute no part•of the assets of this company, end every contingency being fortified with an ample cup ital, socurny wimps tne , whOle system. This feature, parainount to all' other considerations, conimende the compa...y lo public lay.or. Ex planatory pviphlets. Hanks. application papers information, and every facilit v will lie cheerfully funnelled the pubiic by Mr. E. BEAT'I'Y, who has boon duly appointed agent of this company for ConTherland county. Dr. II lIINKLI. 'I has also been appointed Medical Examiner. Director's.—Stephoo R. Crawford, Ambrose W Thompson, RaMarnin W Tinrticv, Jarob L Florente, William,Godwin Pan' II Goddard Lawrence JohnFom George James .Devereux, John L 'Linton. Presidene.—Stephen R. Crawford. Fitt- Pre.ciiloo.— Ambrose W. Tho mpson.'' Sec, etary 'l'rpthazrer.—Charles G Acznary.—Manuel Eyre. enzaisft ur ,qltorney.—Thonans Ba dical Examiners. Paul 13 Goddard, M.D. William Peppee, 1 - Yr raug7 I y r,x)itr, zaTsußA•pricm.. TIIE, Allot - Land East Pennshorough Mutual Fire insurance .Company of Cumberland county ncorporated by an actof Assembly, is now fully orgauized; and in„operation under tho manage• tnent of the following comniisaioners, Jacob Shelly,' Wm It Gorgas, IVhithael Cork in, Me'choir. Brenneman, Christian Stayman, Simon Oyster, Jacob 11 Quover,- Lcwis flyer, Henry Logan, Benjamin II Musser, Jacob Kirk, Samuel'Prowell, JoseLdt Wickersham. The rates of insurance areas low and favora- 131 6 as any Company of the kind in the State.— Persons wishing to become memlicre are invited to moles application to the agents at. the compa ny, who are willidg to watt upon "tliem'at any time. JACOB SITELLY, President. EN RV LOGAN, Vice Prrsident. Lwarts Irvr.n, Secretary. • MICHAEL COCK T/TRNI/rer. - octri'49, AGENTS Cumberland counto.--Rudolph Martin, New Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, Henry Zearieg, Shiretnanstown, Robert Moore and Charles Bell. Carlisle. Tsanc Kinsey, Alechan- - icsburg. Dr. J. Aid, Citurchtown. York county.—John Sherrielt, Lisburn, John Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter ‘Volford, Franklin John Smith Eq., Washington, W S Picking, Dover, Darnel BalTensberger, J W Craft. . ilarrishrt re.—Flonser & Lbehman. Members iof the company having Tmlicies a bout to expite can have them renewed by mak iitg application to any of t h e .00TOR YOURSELF r—FOR 5 C ENTS !! —By means or.the pocket Eseulapiuscor, Every one dsown.PhyOcian I Twen y-foorth edition, with up. rm.& of a hund:ed engra lugs, thowing.privato this mses in every shape and anti moirormations or the generative system. BY AV ALYOUNG, M.D. The time has now Ar ring frAim secret diseape IC - VICTIM Or 0.1.74C1CE1R4 contained b o okthis any one may cure himself, without hindrance to bu siness, or the knowledge of the most intimate litijud . 11 1 usual ex In it fully lains the cause ofintinhootlel;; : irtta ir.vp dine, wtth 'observations on marriage—liesidee many other derangement's which it u ould not by limper to enumerate in the piddle prills. rrAiiy person aCliding TWENTT.FIVR CENTR-i -enclosed in a letter, a ill receive site copy ofthis honk, by mail, ur five copies will be sent fur one dollar. Addreas . , ••DIL. NV. YOUNG, No. 152 -S PRUCEStrect, iffilfrADEXTrlTA"PbSt 7 fiaid - : YOUND can he consulted on any of the Diseases prescribed in his different publinal. ions, at his ()tikes 152 SERUCU street, ever; day between 0 nod 13 o'cln.tk,(SUndays excepted. May I, 1550. SUPERIOR FRESH GROCERIES! Call and Sec brfore Purchaslng 4 elseiahere ! wan; subieritter is just' receiving and oenp ing e.t his Cheap Family GroSerY and Queensware Store in West INlain street, Car lisle, a very large assortment of all the arti cles in his line of busiuess. Rio Coffee from 12 - to 14 cents per pound, for good to a strictly prime article. Also,. Brown Sugars of the ,hest quality, hem 7 to 9 cents per pound, Lovering's best erelehed,and pulverized Sugars from 10 to 12 1.2 cents per pouhd, N. 0. Sugar llonse end Syrup Moles. see of all grades froin 32 to G2,} per gallon.— Also, a supply of fresh ground SPICES of ell kinds, warranted pure. SOAPS, Fancy, Cas tile, Rozin and Country Soaps, Choitolute, verined &Laraine, Indigo, Mould and Dipped Candles, Common and Winter Strained Whale Oils. Also, a supply of fresli'llontiny, cheese friam the best Dairies always on hand. Fancy sewing, traveling, clothes and market Baskets, fpgmber_with, a general assortment of Chew ing and smoking Tobaccos ' Spanish and half- - Spaniel' Cigars,. Common do., ropes, twines, and Brushes of all kinds. CEDAR WA It B.—Housekeepers, and others expecting soon to embark in the'enine business, please call and exatiiiiih my, stock of Wash tubs, Wash Rubbers, Churns, Cedar Buckets, fancy, painted and varnished Buckets, Brooms, Sec., &c. GLASS AND' QUEENSWARE.—The subscriber has just added to his already large stock n number of white Granite, Gold Figur ed, Blue, Marble, Flowing Blue , and Mulber ry Tea Sets, of 48 pieces, Also. - Plates and Dishes, Tunitilers, Preserve Dishes,"Sxrup Bottles, &e. of every description and price so. that he will ho able to meet the wants and' means of all in the community who- may favor huh with a coll. mars J D HALBERT, WW - 4-STW;TMqq'W . WWMI A NEW supply of fresh Coffees, White and Drown Shgars, Sprees of all hinds, ground and align:mild, with all the other varieties of a Gro• ceryiStore, including_also a new supply of Jeri kin's N0...1 Qualily of FINE GREEN & BLACK TEAS, in metallic pocks of quarter, half and pound packages from 5p to $1 ,50 per pound, es also u the bulk. All ja.,,nt opened. arid for sale nt the store of ' [m12,1 3 W EBY. Patent Starch Polish. IMOR. giving a beautiful gloss to Linens, Daus; IL' line,' Collars, &c., and prevents dust from sticking to Linens, &c. It contains nothing injurious. recoived by deal I . . G W lIITNER. BOOTS & 'SNOBS. JUST received n largo assortment of Mon Won= and Children's - Boots and Shoes, wa. ;Shoos, ‘vhicli I can sell vdiy N W WOODS, Ag't. LOUR OR FIV&BOARDERS"wiII dent with accommodations on reasonalle terms, by calling on the subscriber in South Hanover street, Carlisle , JAMES AIoMATII Japurtry • .Tapestry Worsted. IUST opened a general assortment of itingT e try Worsted in various colours for Kniapes Scans,. Slippers, Shawls' &e. Also,an Tonal simply, of Zephyr 'Woreied".. • sept2i, • U W PISS', 0! PZEIZI, 0! . . `TILE onbacriber, has in storo nod fol. sato nt She lowest bosh , prioos a fow• burets of primer No. •1, 2, and 3. IVIAGICEREL.. Also, 100 Rooks of Fine DAIRY.EALT. • ' • inorchs J. D. HALBERT. MOONS! BOOTESI 3003 S! QS,E_Ao very good . OKS ' will. „1,• ;deem enli,st, my Drug, Book :and...Fancy .9t o ra, Main street, !making_ preparations for time Trudo'Snleifin)New-York. end will-sell .thei tack on hand of unmuully lover 'Mewl if called for. within a Jew. &we.) Tim works now on 'hand pomprine sonte'of.the eery. best want, mat m IiAWL IN,S. .."_tort ..5 Br, 01)opo. 4.pgtsir ~ygiuv.a.z. OF English and American Hardware. as li Cheaper then fan . be found this sick of the firißE. subscriber having just returned frEnt I the Eastern cities with a full and hand- Berne assortment of ali kinds of HARD NV A UP, -of-the—very-hbatmakers—and-well-seleeted T is now opening at the Cheep .Hardware Stand in North Hanover street, next„door to Scott'u,Ho tel, formerly kept by Henry Gfash,' here lie would ionic elf that are in went of 'good and cheap Hardware to give him a call end ree and satinly yourself of the truth., as we nro determ ined to sell at a very small advance. Small profits and quick sales are the order of the day To Builders, Carpenters and Others A-full stock of white, mineral and Sawed Knobs, locks and latches, of 'every description pries and quality, hinges'. and screws, window sash and shutter springs, strait-necked and barrelled Dolts, of every kind, mill, cross cut an d c ircular Sag's, hand, panel, ripping .and back Saws, bright, black nod blue augurs, o' the very best makers, Chisels, broad,poir.ting hand and chopping Axes, of different makers hatchtts, planes and plane bits, steel and iron squares, tiles and rasps, Ands, brads and spikes -of all-sizes and- warranted of .the.best.quality. ; _ To Saddlers and Conch Ala . hen, Our stock consists of a complete assortritenciif articles in yens lino of business. 'saddlery' tools ; brass, silver and A.Tapaned mounting, earring e trimmings, broad pastetng and seaming laces and fringes, .plain and figured- nanvass,,oi cloth, top lining, cloth and serge lining of sari ens kinds, white, red, blue and black patent leather Dashers, silver and brass plate, Deer Hair, rosetts, hubs, fellows, spoken, bows, clip tic springs, iron Axles malleable eirstings, &c. To Cabinet ad Shoe Make) s, A full stock of shoe kit and findings, boot mo loccos;Trench kid, straits, morocco and lining and.binding skins, lasts, tacks, pegs, hammers pinchers and e'rench morocco. kit of every de sermion, superior copal varhish; Japan and black varnish, mahogany and Tnaple Veneers, moulding, bending, resets, glass, mineral and mahogany knobs of every size and style. To Illorksmiths, Futures and Others. 10 to..s of assorted bar iron, vriirranted to be of 'the best quality. A splendid assortment of bar and rolled iron, hammered. horse shoe, scollop, plough, broad an marrow the, rolled, horse shoe bar, hand, tonsil and square iron, cast, shear, "aßliftr."Efi'glialiatid 'A moricturb lister - steel:Eng , huh Wagon boxes, Carriage boxes in setts, an vils,•vices, files, rasps. horse shoe-nails. &c. To housekeepers.', A beautiful assortment of 'cheep fancy goods,. such no waiters. trays, plain and fancy knives and forks, butcher knives and steels, brittnnia lamps, brass candle wicks, Brittannia rind silver table rind tea spoons, plated butter Jtnives, pro. serving kettles, smoothing irons,. iron and tin ned ten and oval boilers, iron frying and bread pans, washboards, tubs, churns, buckets, iron pots, wash kettles, and stew pans, &c. 7's aunsinillis ' Marksmen' dud Others. Ville nod Gun Barrels, tone action, plug, nipple and back action Glid - Locks, gun mount sru.l gull breech cocks, sheet brass and Get: r. silver ornaments; &c.- - To Pointers. A fresh lot of Wetherill's pure and extra White Lead, oil and turpentine, varnishes, it“ pan, white and , red -lead, yellow and Credit pail% groundlnoil, whiting, yellow ochre, &c. To Blasters and Marksmen • • . A good assortment of double refined powder rock powder of extra quality, safety-fuse, shot, flints and bar lend, ropes of all kinds, for threshing machinesennd diggers, and a thousin4 other articles too numerous to insert, awe risk is to nice and we arc con fident you will find n good assortment of Hard ware and cheaper than can be found to any other House this side•ot the cast. Give us.a call is, all we, ask, at the old and well :mown Hardware - Stand formerly kept by Lewis Har lon, in North' Hanover street, next door to Scott's Hotel, formerly kept by Henry Gloss. • - nov6 - JACOB SENHR. CYAEAPETI Tll A N EVESTI. riillE subscriber having just returned from • •- ruorn Plc anti complete assortment of goons in nlns ine, than ever previously °tiered, and respect fully solicits dealers and others JO give him a mill i -when he wil44iho-w them .goods -at-.rotor.. ishingly foie TeßuildfrS, Cal ;inners and Odors. His stock compris,, a full assortment of -1.7,0c1r5-and-hamtres'eHevery-descriptionl-flin— ges rind St . tylVA, Windcw Springs and 130!!a at • ~varions 'mils, Window Glass, Puny, Paints of all colons, Oils, &c., &c.— Also, Mill. Grose-cut rind Circular SIM'S, Hand Pantiel, Ripping taut Back Eats, A tigers, Chi ..scls,ilroad, Hand and - Chopping Axes, 'latch ? CIF, Planes and Pliournnts, Steel, and Iron Squares, Piles, and Hasps, N nil , Brads and Spikes orall sizes. :To Settlers land Coach Jllekers. A complete assortment of Saddlery Tools, Silver, 'biss and Jammed mounting, Carriage trimmings. Broad punting, and 'seaming Lace, plain and figured Canyines, Drab Cloths,.Rati nett, Serge rind Bucram, Inlnss and Dcerilair patent an enamelled Leather, Laws and Da• alters. Also; !Tubbs, Fellows 'and STokes, Eliptic springs, Iron .4..xlea, Mailable Castings, &c. _ To Cabinet and Slide Makers My stock embraces:a complete as s ortment of goods in your line. Moroccos. lining and binding ; Skins, Lasts, Thread, Pegs by the barrel-or-smaller-quantity, Tools of every de• seription, &c. Curled liMr, Hair Cloth;Var nish, Mahogany and Maple Ynneers, Mould- logs and Rosetta, Sofa Springs, hlnitog• any, Mineral and Vaneered Knobs of all sizes. To Maclanaiths,, Farmers, and elfin's, who may be itt want of good Iron. . 'He offers a full assortment of Hamtirered -- Horse Shoe, Scollop, Plough, broad and mis tow Tire Iron. Also, Rolled Hot se Shoe, Burrßand, Round, Square, Tire, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Nail Rods, Russia Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear, Spring and Mimes Steel, English and American Wngtin and Corrine° Boxes, • Viec's, Files and Rasps, Home Shoe Nails, &r. To housekeepers and those about entering the ' • I would invite attention to my beautifid as sortment of waiters and - Trdys, plain and Go thic style, knives and forks, Butcher Knives, Scissors and Shears, Brittonnia,German Silver, and Silver Plate, Table and Ten Spoors, Brass and Emerald Preserving Kettles, gmooth. ing Irons, . 11°110w-ware, Tubs, Buckets, Chnrna; &c. Oils, Points and Dye Stuffs, Fire and Water 'Proof Paint. • oct3o . I•IENR1 SAXTON. Fresh Arrival of Hardware. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. t?o just returned Irob esnyt a N nxt o Now T e o nf l p t.. s te t Stock AR DINA E,C U TLERY BUILD ING ,MATERIALS, p,AINTS, &c., ever I'M .broug Carlisle, I Would tesqectrully Toques! dealers and consumers and-all-others to give me, a ctiß and see whether they cannot get more tiTid - tiaffir — gCb - ds - thil tMine Money than at any other place in town. My stook t)11-Locks, 'Latches, Belts, Hinges, Screws, treile t •Spikes, Paims..ttp,,lrccentplete and yory cheap,, Carpenters' Tools, I have a spland:d assort ment. Also, Cabinet' Maker's 'Pools and Ma terials;'viz:—Vtineers,"lllithogany,, Mineral and Glass Bureau Knobs and 'Varnit.h. S 4 tIDDLERS &COACH MAKERS, ' can, have in their line cheaper than over., FOR, SITOEMAKERS, 'Linters a first rate Stook of Morocco and Lining Shins, Bindings, Pegs, Thread arid Wax, and 'n ,superli assortiniani of +Shoemakers 'Nola."' I ,',llsTatilso Ocirriplitte,assortiriont oftlalPoLnets: Cniadain Harrisburg; which can tic had at ace Otinirl?laae.in town, and at Bull's. Prices. To• getharwith an,assorimaiit of all kinds inTam morettrand. Rolled Iran and Stool. - Of House keeningAriicles, I linvoslCitivoli, Forks, SpoOns, Wnifors, Snuffer; and 'Voir .T.tffis,puaksts, tiOci:thili,,,litteast,'Ufandsoloost and:Cheapest AsSortniont in!• town. And to alL'Avlio'want \Will hail Cheap .11ARDVVAREl,, I would ;say 'route and sea ler yoursalvoli. • , ' ' our 3 Q;', , • ' Xinit/sOn pi . Columbian Ink, ..! i 1 .rl,4ablai2tior..iins On hnnd aln o' supply ,pC i inlc • which, by a Ipecial ruagoment tint Roprietur, ho is able to rt": nith to. ntorehanta and .othere, at .the menufae• taws` win:4mile prices. • - ait2l, A lIIIDBARD. . rho Proprietor of the Groat Americusßemedy "Natrona'. • VgGIRTADLIC LITTI6NTRIPTIO IifIXTUAE." induced by tie argent solicitations of his Agente, throughout the Unitas -- Matte and Canada, hie now ' Reduced the Price' tr-Ids popular and well known article; and from (hie date asneofordt, he will -pot tip but one olio only, ,-his QUM faileilt—the retail price will be 0 li - B 0 - 11 - A . Tito pnblio may ma' tom rod that the character of the kiosk tine, its ,strongth, end enrollee proportim wit!, Rama JIICIIATIGICD, and the Same ooze will ho bestowed in, pet taring it es heratorme. A. tide medicine, and:Snits reduced price, will be purchkse ty them who have not hitherto made themselves acquaint* with Its virtue., the proprietor would bog to intimate that hi article le not to he claseed with the vest amount of "Remi;lis of the day ;" it claims for keel( is greater healing power, i. all disease., than any rdhor preparation -wow before, A world; and has sustaniao •teelf for eight year+ by its Antonia medical vitt.., and, until this reduction, commanded doubt die price of any other article in this line. Plit2l6sl,llLY, this article acts with great hers ag power and certainty, open the • .. Blood, Liver, Sidney's, Lungs, ' tad all other organ., upon the proprr nation of which li@ tut »aids depend. , -This ntedicine Ilea a inetly idgh repute as a moody for Dropsy and Gravel,' end allsliserkee• of-tha t , nature.- It - may - be relied now wh, intelligent physician has abandoned his patient,—and ti hum distressing diseasoa, mom especially Daoray; the props Roe ~,would earnestly and honestly recommeriti it. At prevent price It is easily obtedned by all, and the trial Will pros the article to he the trimoniaL State ~ itsrcllaitotir. Price Reduced ! VAUGHN'S -- Lunar/inn:nu MIXTURE! Large Bottles—Only One Dollar. Cheapest Medicine in the World! f 7" Please ask for pamphlets—the newts give them away r they oontain over 7 oixtoen pages of receipt., (in addition to fo medical matter) valuable for household purpoim, and wide will eaVe many dollars per, year to practical housekeepers. Thaw roceipts are introduced to make the book of arc. !elec. - am o from its character ae in - aivernsing medium ft the medicine, the testimony In favor of which, in the roma , Utters from all parts of the country, may be relict upon. EP"' rfughn's Vega:hie Lithontriptlo 'Mixture '•—th Brent American Remedy, now for Wain quart bottles at $ tacit, small bottles at 60 ots each. No small bottles will h issued after the present stock is dispoied of. Principal Odic., Briffalo, N. Y., 207 Maln Street, O. C. VAUGHN. Sold Whelesalo and Retail by OLOOTT McKBSSON I CO., 127 Maiden Lane. New York City.. N. B.—All letters (excepting from agents and dealers wit ihom ho transacts business) must be peat paid, or no enclitic IA be given to them. _ S \V Haverstlek, &,G Altick, Shippensburg,__ _ Ft us s e c(c, -- DieNiii - vo 11, -J I , Spahr, Meehani , squrg, A H 'Lager, KingstoWn. 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