gOttlri* '.4140i1)(3.,
rt ,
" The eufferlngs of the proment time are not wor
thy. to be 'compgredr'the Opary that emit be reirsi44;
,
My Yeet,are twin and weary With the march
Creryoitalirnada and lip the steep hilhalde i' •
01 olty or our God,'lpould rale sae •
The pastures grattn;_ weer° thy itoacenti , waters
glide. • •
.11Iv h Ands are t olli ng weary, l on, '
Ny . ,,ft er. d.y,,for.perlslinble meat
0! city of our God, 1 Nig would rest,
I sigh to gidn'itty glorious merzpuesi
^ My garments ' Itairel.worn and stained with duet.
On rent by briars and - therne that crowd my way,
Weald fain be made, oh•tord, my righteousness,
Spoilces and white In heaven's unclouded ray.
•
.M 7 e re ..earyilookblg at the sin, •
. Implety'and scorn no o n the earth :
0: city nt'our Ondovithin thy walls
All, all are clothed upon,with thy now birth
isfy„h_etirt Mr.,enri_Of.l.4_9.W.n_denn_aln=__,_
iepanting, einnlng - nivay, ,
, When Audi my foul thy glorious preeente feel,
'And find its guilt, dear Saviaur, trashed - away I
' Patience, poor soul! the Savior's lent were worn:
Tire Savior's heart and hands were weary, too ;
fin garments 'mined, and travel-worn, and old, •
Ilia pacred eye blinded with teras for Joy.
• .
. .
Love thou the path of soirow that He trot; ",
Toll on, and wait In.patienco for lily rest;
0 city °lour God, we soon shall see
Thy glorious walla, home of the loved and West
Who Power of ralth.
If cannot be that man should set him
self 'fully against the wickedness , of his
own heart, and • the wickedness of the
world around him, and resist the dallure
!penis of temptation, and defy the, pow
ers of nature Wielded by ;persecution,
and - endure to the end; - and overcome,
except as " seeing _, Him who is invisi
ble. 7 " This is, the. victory that over
cometh the world,'6 . en our faith."._
,On
ly thip can enable the true missionary to
forsake country and friends, and devote
his life, in a heathen land, to good of
those, whom he knows but as redeemed
by .the bleed of Christ ; only this can
sustain him in attacking forms of sin that
seem as ancient and firm as the hills ;
this alone can enable, him to labor on till
death, and die in hope, while yet the
darkness of- 'midnight lies upon the
mountains. Such a taith has nothing to
dO with nature.:.. She comes down' from"
above into the sphere of ; mita° ; she
contem lates objects of:_whichinature_
knows nothing ; n and when She acfa ra
tionally_with _reference to.thoso_objects-to
a kingdom and laws that are above na
ture—nature pays she is mad. She is
not mad ;--the might of the_universe is
with. her ; God is with, her; eternity
shall vindicatecAer.. This,- not money,
not machinery, or confidence in thin',
but this-it is that the church needs. Let
her come directly to God in the strength
of perkct weaknes,s, the power of a
felt helplessness and a child-like confi
dence, and then,, either she has no
--strength, and has no-right to he or she
hai a strength that is infinite.
Iluman Who.ughts.
_A 0, a creature "ofmemory, every tho't
which man voiuntarny entertains {Ylli
bide with him forever. If it be a tho't'
in harmeny with the Divide will, and he
has acted in harmony with it, it will ne
ver cease, to yield him good; if, he has
not So acted, it will never cease to re
preach and conderim him. If it be an
evil tpought, and he have repented of it;
rind have not carried it out into action, it
can yet never, cease tote an occasion of
regret. If he have not-iapented of it, it
.remains with him; in effect, as an over
running fountain of pollution. How ter
rible the ordeal of having to meet the
uinful thoughts of a long life of guilt !
How fearful the prospect of having to
confront them, not. for an age merely, or
million of ages, but have the ordeal
repeated through every point of endless
duratOn.—Harris' Man Primeval:
___Ood!s.Zeople_Enossrn_la_XWn
Ta?nar may disguise herself, and wall
in an pccustomed path, 'so as %Wall may
not knoWher., Isaac, through the dim
ness of
,his sight, may bless Jacob and
pass 'Esau. 'Tract 01, time may mike
Joseph forget or be forgotten of histreth
ten. Solomon may doubt to whom of.
right the ,Child belongeth ; and Christ
may come to his:own and not bo receiv
ed. Bat the Lord kndweth who are his,
and his eye is always over them. Time,
sp'edeh or_apparel, cannot obs Cure
'or darken his eye or car. He can.'tlia
ern Dantet in.the den—Job, though no
._ ver.so much changed, on the clunghill!;
let,Jonah be lodged in the whale's belly,
Peter
_be, put , into a _close prison, -Lazarus
be 'Wrapped 'in rags, or Abel rolled in
blood ; yet can ho call them by name,
and send his angels le comfort • them,—
' Ignorance and forgetfulness may cause
, love and knowledge to be estranged in
the creature, bat the Lord is not incident
' ,to either ; for his eye, as is , essence, is
everywhere; he kanweth all things
John Barlow, 1616:
Eeauttfal Extract.
•
' - Do trees ,talk ? Have they leafy lungs
—do they 'not-at sunrise; when the,
winds'blew, and the birds are carolling?
their songs, play a sweet musk ? 'Whit
has ever heard the soft whisper of thil
. green leaves in spring time, on a sunny
morning; lif not - feelas though rain r
bow gleams of gladness were running,
through his heart? And then, when th
peach blossoms hang like rubies from tho
• stem of the parent tree—when the mort
ping glory, like a nun before the shrin
of God, unfolds,her-beautiful lace, an 1
the moss roses open their crimson lipsl
sparkliag with nectar that fails from heal
von, who does not bless his Maker?
tr3"Mad's adamantine heart wilt not
be softened, until 4s te;ped in the blood t;*
Clirist.—Arrowsmith.
7lf thou host not The blood off
Christ ot. Iris root of- thy -prOfession, th I
profession will( wither.—Wilcox, •
The Universal Refkigerator.
Tho subscriber would invite the citizens I
examine the Gnivereal Refrigerator withWil
ter Filter attached, which 'may be seen at ,h 1 ,
residence, now in operation, and can be Is
nished at city prim, thereby saving freight. •
May 21,'.51, G W
• V1'IL1.1211A!
.w A TEST AR It I VA 1.
Lif -FROM CHINA !—TI
. it o7 lovers of
with
EA can ill
YT • =lt eupplied wi .g th Jou T kin'e
Superior Green and SW:
gOeFI, .etther looee-‘ or pfit.i
' ' tonrfh , 'half or pound tattle pasha to: sun ,purelmeetaatpitces tahitt, r .
' . .fiCHIV 50 c(3104 up.to, el per pound,. by cailing,ft.
,rho store of folthl . D. ItALBEIVP.
L.
.
• - . A.cOARD
4 •To the. .It.tuIIest..—WAI.M.PQ,ETER . jeou' t
iespectfully. Inform--the tle".loe'
the' room ,reeently, occupied by
BetseiKernaii, nest door • to: the old endul a )1,
LADIEEVSHOE.ST.ORE E g XCJ.UeIV Lit;,
%,wheio.thsy Will find it,well 'selected .astiottme4;
of goings, 13uskina, ties; slippers; from the bt`.t ,
manufactories in Philadelphia, and also 01 Lis
own make, to which their attention is Invite di
Ca Toile, may 7
Storcs:&
•
Extensive•Oglitnet,•WitreltooMEf ,
'IIIOBEItr Bi SMlLEY;'eueoessorteWm.
t'l3ll,' C. Gibson,'CAßlNEr-MAKEH.• tUN.
fiatioveretreet c Carlislo,
.'would respectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle
"and the
,publin• generally 'that
.ho now_hati on
• • " - ' hand a large assortmentof new
elegitnt 'FURNITURE,
consisting in part 'of Sofas,
' Wardrobes, Card and other
Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, plain andlancy
Sewing Stands, &c. manufactured of the best
• materials and quality warranted. Also' t gene ,
ral assortment of Chairs at tho,lowest
Venitian Blinds; made to order and repairing
, - promptiy attended to. ItrEOFFINS yinde•to
order at the shortest notice. and haying napkin.
.did Hearse he will attend funerals in town or
country. II::rllont forgot the old stand of Wm.
C. Gibson,...in North flinover street, a few
doors north of Glass's Hotel. ' • ..
Sept 4-iy.. • R. B. SMILEY.
.
of.
.0 Us
ohit 0 % .n1P 9 5....
C NV der,o7
Corner of Hanover anti Loather its., Carlisle.
ritnifE undersigned has always on hand alarge
stock of superior Cabinet Ware. in 'all the
different styles, which ho is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. lie invites attention partic
ularly to the' Patent Spring• Bottom Bedstead, a
most useful article, which entirely obviates all
objections. The ottom can be attached to old
Bedateads. They' have given entire satisfac•
tion to all who have them in use.
clr - COFFINS mado to order at tho shortest
notice.
JACOB FFITTEIt
Carlisle, Idn'y. 22, 1851.—1 v.
Extensive Furniture Rooms
TAMES R.WEAV ER would respectfully
calfthe attention of House Keepers and the
,public to his extensive stock of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including Sofas, Wardrobds,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus and every otlor'articic in his branch of
business. Also, now od Wand the largest as.
sortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. ft;rCoffins Made at the shortest notice
and a Hearse, provided for funerals.. Ho colic•
its a call at'his establishment on North Hano•.
verstreet, near Glass's HOTEL. N.B.—Fur.
niters hired out by the month or year.
Carlisle, March 20, 1850.—1 y
r.a.ithannes mroffrortxustu
T 'E subscriber would respectfully invite
the attention of formers to his assortment
of PLOWS,. now mantifac.•
•
, tured near Craighead's Mill
- • in South Middleton township,
four miles-south of Carlisle.
My assortment consists of
Wiihrow . 's, Stuckey's-feud Ball's patterns.—i
The Coatings will all ho g'round. I will also
make GRAIN CRADLES. of the most.
proved patterns. -All — o - Rfeis directed to Wm.
L. .Craighead. Carlisle, will be attended -to
with'promptnees, and Plows•tr-Oradrea- deny
,,ered in any part of the county free of charge.
-WM: L. CRAIGHEAD. Propi.r.
•
DAVID STUCKEY, Manufaver
'Feb.l9 6m
FOR. RENT.
SEVERAL two Story BRICK HOUSES
A= on the north east corner of the public
th if square in the row known as "Harper's
Ninc Row." For terms, - ,&e., inquire of the
subscriber. '
6.1-m von R T. IRVINE.
WANTED!
THE subscriber-is in-want of a- quantity .
BLACK OAK BARK, for which ho will pay
$3,50 per cord for the beat quality.
may 7 JACOB 'SIIROAL
arLritaloan SUCOCIL
ripHE ; unclersigned respectfully infor ms hie
'. 4 ^ and, the
.public generally, that he
err.. returned from
Philadelphia; t.,& v. o g
T . .1 . purchased the, meat el.
N , i c/ :tensive, as well tie the
cheaphst assortment of
•!`v 4S.tr-watches,-JewelrYl
• _
(ke., ever hroughwo Carlisle. His stock con
'sista in part of'
Gold and Silver 'Patent Lever TVatclies,
GULL smut Sliver detaiched do. 'do.
. _
Gold and Silver Lepine4Vatches. •
in shun every variety bf Watches nt all prices.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains. Afedailions,
Wittch Keys,- Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Breast
Pins. Gold and• Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
pens and cases and Bracelets in great variety.
A splendid article of Goli_frgirei, German
Silver, and ued Steel SPEC
TACLC•a, which arc unsurpass•
ed in qup lily by any other article went of Phil
adelphia, and which. c be.sold at least 20 per
vent cheaper than in any- other establishment
in the country. Also a large lot of •
.
comprising T'3TiTe — iintT"Ten — Spoonii;:'T3uiie>'
Knives, Srlt spoons, Fruit Knives; Thimbles,
&c. Also, Card Cases. zone Monnaies, Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with a great
variety of. other fancy 'articles unnecessary to
mention. • A large lot of CLOCKS, assorted
patterns, whichwill be sold low,ntolwatranted
to be good. .
Watches, Clocks and 'Jewelry Repaired,
Ho 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
purchases, consequently:. he can afford to sell
lower than the same articles can be purchase/
elsewhere. 'Call at the old Steed, a few doors
west'of Burkholder's Hotel.
'January 15, 1851-1 y T. CP NLYN.
A Yoko from the " Burnt Dlstrlct.”
Elonyey's Caudy:Factory_Relottllt
THE subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends and the publie , generally, that his
Factory which was destroyed by the late fire,
has been rebuilt; and ho is now prepared to
furnish them with
CHOICE CANDIES,
manufactured of the best material, which he
will sell wholesale or retail at the old stand
• in North Hanover street, a few doors ninth of
the bank, where he has just opened a general
assortment of
FRUITS AND NUTS, ,
consisting.of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
• - Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts; Poa
Mots, Sm. He would also call attention to his
large assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of. Glass, Wood, Gum and
Chins, of endless varieties. In connection
with tho above, he has on' band a prime lot of
FRESH GROCERIES,
, coneistino of Sugars; Coffees/Teas, Molasses,
Spices, trackers, Matches, Blacking, Szc.-- ,
Also - , -a - prime - lot - of CIGARS, Of_the. beet
brands.
The eubscribei-returns his sincere thanks to
a generous public for tho patronage .beifowed
on him, and hopes by a desire to please to me
rit a continuance of the same. He would also
return Wanks to the Firemen and Citizens for
'their efforts to seen his pro erty on the night
of the late conflagration
Carlisle, apt P. MONYER.
M ~~
..,
THE subscriber has on hand a jarge and
well selected assortment of MUSIC, of all
kinds, consisting of Songs, Marches, Waltzes
•Polkas, Ede.. also instructions for Piano and
other instruments. ".Berlinrs Method" for
piano, "Mazes Method for the Violin, &c. and
a sulkily of Violin find Guitar Strilige, of first
rate quality at city prices.
Having made an arrangement with an im
porting and publishing house in Philadelphia!,
ho will be constarrtly supplied with new Music
and able to!furnish anything in that line at short
notice and upon . reasonable 'terms. Music
Teachers will find it fir their interest - to call
.and examine fur 'themselves at the corner of
Pitt and High , sireete,'opposite the Mansion
House rnl9l . S. A. HUBBARD.
110011111 SWUM 11001E131
'T"pc• desiring very good BOOKS will
please call at my Drug, - Book and Fancy
Store, Main street, Carlisle. r - qun makista
preparations for the Trade Sales in New York,
and will sell thoitock on hand at unusually low
prices' if called for within ale* days. The
works now on hand comprise some of the very
beet extaht.
mar RAWL!NS. •
, .
, paaks and Music!. • *
CAM; at p.dwlina' next door to the P o, and
you,aon . Ur : Books' and Muth at les s Othan
city,pritea. 'May ' •
M i ntqUoiSP l • '
AlabOaler, end Other .goncy,,Lompe.—pamo
Mato, told Paper, ebidee.—rjOot rocoired, next
door to;tOlho: P!,04
•
.4 1 10V1
. A general eaeortment of white' and colored ,
Linen Drillingelor ;Men end Holes wear,juit
reotivad by (May 21,'51) NV HITMER.-
Atmellatecius.
1 DRUGS I,' DiillAS,l,..'DittiGal ....,
• , . .. _ , ... • . .
-.• ~,.. Fip . sh SprlntlE4fpply.t. - ,.. ~.
y GAVE just iii•coli3a afresh ,eiodlc Of Illa.:
.I,.•., , icinesp Paints,, Glase r - Gil, &rm., Nylii - ch
having : been purchased with • greaLeart? at the
bestlettrhouses„l can , confident li,recommend
to! Families, Physicians, , Country, 'Mnt:eltanta
and DonlerattOeiblan and !tiro. ; 4
.- : 4
. ---F .
Patent Median - ice, -Herlisand Extracts,'
Fine hemi cats; 'Spices,ground and whole .
Instruments,. ' Essences, •• .• '': ' '
Pure &sang ils ''Perhimery, &.o. : '
Cod Liver•Oil—Frarrented Genuine.' ..,'
DYESTUFTS. ''. •' - -.* .
Log anit C aiii Woods,
Oil Vitriol
Copperas, - •
Lac Dye* ;!.-: •
PAINTS. - ' '
, Indigoes,
Madders,
'.' 'Sumac
Alum,
& Brother'a Pure Lead, Chroine
Green and Yellow,, Paint and Varnish Bruithey;
Jetney Window Glass, Linseed..oil, Tnipen
tina, Copal and coach :Varnish, and Red Lead.
All of which will be sold- at the very loWest
market price, ' Also, a fresh and ,splendid as
sortment of
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and innumerable oilier articles
calculated for use and ornament, all of wt.ich
are offered at the lowest cash prices . ' at the
cheap Drug and Fancy, Store of the sub
scriber on North Hanover street.
• S. W. HAVERSTICIt.
11 fay 18.51.-
FMT I 1 3 " A . '77W T $. IW I7M rl
OWENS dr. wxys.aztan,
• .Receiitly from PhilaVelphia:
13ESPECTFUi,LY inform the citizens of
Carlisle and its vicinity, that they have
now at their Marble Yard in South. Hanover
street, a' few doors•south of the Court House,
and nearly opposite A &',V Sentz's Store, an
elegant stock of pure
AMERICAN WHITE MARBLE,
•
,
and are prepared toexecute. : intbeCnunitiiaiabed
style .
. .
Atonuments, .; Tombs,
Grave' Stones at all prices, Xantles,
Door. and Window Sills
together. with every other article in thgii line,
and promise that in fineness of finish, chaste
ness_or design and' quality of Marble, their
work shall not be surpassed by any other °stab-
They are also the authorized agents of Mr
Robert Wood, of Philadelphia. and will fur
nish from his manufactory . all varieties of IRONi.
'RAILING for the enclosing of Grave lots and
all other purposes, at tho shortest notice and at
Philadelphia prices. They will :also finish or
..manufaqure_rilLkinds of Buildiitg Work, such
as Sille r Plteps and -Platforms, &c., at the saki::
est n6tice and on the most reasonable terms.
- had great experience; and being em
ployed in the best shops of Philadelplila,•they
are therefore enatled to manufacture the most
fashionable work, and respectfully ask a share
of the patronage of carlisle and the surrounding
country. [Ca?lisle, nov6 18.501
AT Mr %TILL
rrHOUSANDS of .of the AMERI
JL CAN COMPOUND have been sold dur
ing Did past year, and - was never knoWn . to
fail of curing, in a- few days, of a certain deli
pate disease, Seminal weakness and all diseases
f the Urinary organs. Persons afflicted-using
this pleaitaritand:pnklar-remedkineed - fearncr
etipcksurs, as it leaves no odor on tho breath,
requires no resttiotions in diet ur business •,-
contains wr Mercury or noxious drugs injurious
tee the .system r and is .adapted to. erery-.a.ge, sqx,
:or . condi
~,,,,,,,,,,, , 4 also. the. est. vem'edy knovou
fOr Fluor Albuti or• Whites, (female complaints)
'with which thousands suffer, without the knowr
ledge oils remecli. This celebrated remedy'
has long been used in private. practice of a phy
..r.1...._rnc1• with unerring success; radically
- curing ninekrnine of the hundred cases in a
few days. • Around els'Xt_battlo.are plain and
full directions..
CAUTION—At for the AM ER IC AN
COMPOUND, an urehaso only of the Agents
Price 81 per bottle. - Por.'sale by S. ELLTT
tr ,
Carlisle; J. Wyeth, Harrisburg; R. Will arns
Columbia; by A. Miller, Lancaster; E. M rris
Ex - Co., York. ' (January, 15, 1851.
ItEMEOVAL!
STOVE WARDROOMS AND TIN MAN-
UFACTORY.
subscribers desire to inform their friends
-and the public that they have removed
their TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
MAN UPAC.T.ORY`_to_the room nearly_oppd
site their old stand on North Hanover street.
and may now be found in their new and corn.
modious manufactory on the West aide of the
said street, n few doors
_above.l 4 outherntrent
wherewilr'Contintbi to Raj) on hand a tali
assortment ,of every kind of
Tin; Copper and hoot-Iron Wae:
which may be needed 'by housekeepers • and
•others; Their .articlee - nre ,manufactured by
themselves, of the best materials, and in point
They will also manufacture and - repair at the
shortest notice all.kinds of Distilling.Appqratus.
That' will promptly attend to • the laying .01,
TIN ROOFINgand HOUSE
,SPOUTING_
in town and country, and on the most reasona•
bin terms. Every branch of their, business
will be carefully attended to with the utmost
promptness.
They also keep constantly on hand a large
variety of
COAL AND WOOD STOVES,
comprising every variety- of- plain, ten-plate
STOVES, elegant wood and coal airtight
-PARLOR S'l -O VES,--of --the - latest- styles,-
COOKING STOVES of the newest andinost
improved inventions, at'variuus prices. which
cannot fnil to please-every taste. They re
spectfully solicit an examination by the public
of their-large and varied easement of stoves.
Thankful. to the public. for favors heretofore
extended, and being determined • to relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to their eustoni•
ere they hope to rnerit a continuance of pa.
trondge.
- tt-The - highest - cash price will be paid for
old Copper mid Pewter.
MORRIS dr. HERSHEY.
Carlisle; March 19, 1851-lir . • .
Fresh Arrival of Hardware,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
ETAVING just returned Irons Now York lk
JIM Philadelphia with the beet and Cheapest
Stock of HA RD WAR E,C U TLERY B U ILD
IN G MATERIALS,- PAINTS, &c., ever
brought to Carlisle, I would resqectfullyrequeid
'dealers and consumers and all others to give'
mo n can and sea whether they cannot got more
and better goods fur the same money Mali at
any other place in town. My stock of Locke,
Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c., is cumpleto and vory cheap.
Carpenters' Tools, I have a eplendtd assort.
mom. Also, Cabinet Maker's Tools mnd Ma.
teriale, vizz—Vaneere, Mahogany, Mineral and
Glass Bureau Knobs and Varnish.. • ' '
SADDLERS & COACH MAKERS,.
can have everything in their line .cheaper than
ever.
FOR SHOEMAKERS,
I have a first rate stock of Morocco and Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, thread and Wax, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
hatreds() a complete assortment of Ball's Loots,
mode in HarrisbUrg, which can be had at no
other place in - town, and at Bell's Prices.- - To..
gather with an assortment of all kinds of Ham.
moved and Rblled Iron and Steel. Of House,
keeping Articles, I have Knives. Forks, Spoons,
Waiters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubs, Buckets,
&v. • • WALL PAPER
I have the largest; tiandaornest and Cheapest
Atisortanant in town, And to.' all who want
Good and Cheap, HARD WAR!, I would'say
como and see for yourselves. -
oct3o. • J P LYNE.
Pure Older . Vinegar..
JUST received a &fall barrel of jr 'Cidii:
'Vinegaro prf oupora quality, a and warrant°
free from adulteration. • ' • .
nov6 " G W /II t NEIL
, • " , ~..:
' . ' Chi Wends Eftocittngs. -- .
A.PIILL aasortrooni of Wliita,; and. Mixed
' Merino Hoaritof all 'sizes for Childrep.
Also;' tiadiea Milani groatvarietyiust °viand
by ... ..:,..,.,‘ :..,.::.1..'...;,;,:-. ', - G W 1 - I.ITNLIL ,*
.f !Wiwi%
T received another lot', of 'Bonne' .
Frames of tho latest style. A leo, Bonnet elßief
Bilk and Satin Linings of v arious COTOra. •
. / W HITNER .
Zuctisenteitto:
_ " FIRST PREMIUM
3'Z.A.1 1 500€;
04.101ILI!,
'and 11 Eutaw
' t Baltimore - •
—•IOW ..Plsl2TEs;.fronifi to .7 octayes, in
• ii„libseifoad;,,Mshrigtink,and Walnut:cases
-• of 'vandue withand 'without iron frames,
••etnbining all, the ; improvements requisite to a
superior . instrument. .
& havp ,reoolved frOm:thO•lifarirland
Institateithebst.preminm . for their Pianos, in
three saccessive years; 1898;;1$49;:1850. 'They
have alao'been honored with numerous teatime.
dials from all the , 'meet 'celebrated . artists who
have-used theininstrtimente. Pianotifrom their
eittablisliment litive,been used at the conctirts
'es "Lind;
and
Bishop, ; Laborde,
Knoop, and other eminent performers: They
guarantee durability, for, five; years; under good
care.- and- !trill rinilace .rtith, others - all which
mar . nottve satisfaction, if application be made
Their Uanufaetory being: conducted on the
rO
.ost *extensive , scale enables' them to Walsh
instruments at the very lowest prices, wholtit
sale and retail. Constantly on• hand, A. - P.
Hugheie Melodecine, ranging from $95 to $200;
'for whiehlhey are solo agents for this city.
January22.losl.ly3
Perflunery, Palley Soap gc Paper Box
picarjrtiracirowar.
.Market street, below ~.Se mud, Philadelphia.
I.C. CROMPTON, Manufactnrcrs:
I,J" of Perfumery. Fancy , Soaps and Fanc3r
Paper Boxes,. respectfully call , the attention of
the Druggists and Dealers in Carlisle and the
Cumberland. Valley, to their extensive stock of
Goods, comprising Perfumery; Fahey Soaps,
Powders for the complexion, Toilet, &c.
of every variety.' Also, a full and complete es
sortment of Fancy Paper Bdxes, of every de
scription, large or small, round or square, made
to order at the shortest notice. ,
ter Don't forgot the •place, 4811arket street,
eltiltidelphiq. All orders will meetwith prompt
nttenlicin. janls
'KANE FORTE WAR ROOMS,
N 0.171 CHESNUT ,STREET, PH/LAW'.4.
TOE OLD` STAND, occupied for tnore Ulan
. one..lhird of a century by G. Meg, En.
41 ',E . undersigned would most respectfully ,
announce titbit, public that he is AGENT
- for more - than'twenty.of.the most'
.1).2 -7 „n..„ celebrated manufacturers of KOS
j i 1 I L 'I'ON,. NEW YORK, PHILA.-
- DELPHIA, and elsewhere •, and
a constantly rticeiving from tlfom, FMK OS o
the richest and most varied styles, of superior
tone, and of the most superb finish, of 6. 6i, 61,
6i, and 7 Detaveti, which are tyarranted equal
to agymitnufactured_oitherirfithis_etm=y_or_
in Europe. •
4- Insrreettived, also, ifurther supply of Church
and'Parlor'Grgan*.of beautiful patterns nnd
fine tones.
Step, Bcc•,
Ills WAREROOM is conitantly supplied
k ir
wit I a choice selection of SERAPHINES and
ME DEONS, from the eldestund'most ex•
tensiv manufactories in•the United States ; a.
mong hien is a new-style of REED-ORGAN
having Gathered .patiint improvements,' with
gilt pipes-in arid: cite,- elegantly-emied,
aurtz.highlY ornamentril:'•,•, 3
- 2: 3 ' TunifiL'sfrtd-NrPairing:Sig. Salvador Ln
Grasse; it diritinguisbed Piano Forte Manufectti
rer,npd
O rgan Builder, will attend to all orders.
sept4,,sl? , OSCAR C B CARTER.
PERPOP.TEET DEPOT.
TIO.N'T be deceived. Country Merchants
.55 and Dealers who want good and cheap
PI*IFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS should
cnll'uhon JOHN . T CLEGG, Perfumer and
•
Chemist, 48 Market St., below 2d, Philadelphia.
who has .constantly on hand PERFUMERY
end FANCY SOAPS of every description,
HairPoWdere, Oils, Ox Marrows, Colognes,
Hair Dyes, Stc.; Ste.'
100,000 persona have read my advertisenient
in the Public-Ledger, hundreds of whom have
called and been convinced of the advantage of
purchasing-direct from the manufacturer, -
Agency • for Ferrates Cireaseian Hair Oil,
Curling Fluid, .&.c.
Orders from any part of the' United States
will be promptly attended to. -
ang4'so;ly - JOHN - -T CLEGG.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
Light! Light,:
Pine 011, Oaxuphine & Medal Fluid,
OF acknowledged superiority and purity,
manufactured and for sale at the lowest
Wholesale .priate;" by. & HATCH;
at the old-catablisha• wand of the late Bova' ,
min T. - Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
Where ordeni by mail or otherwise are solicited,
and prompt attention hivon. The voice of the
public for' fifteen years, an l th'e award of a
the Franklin,: Institute over all competitors, is
sufficient evidence of the excellence_of our Oil.
Alcohol, Pitch, Turpentine, Rosin, -and Spir
its of Turpentine, for sale Wholesale and Re
tail, at theJoirest prices. - (octal/
JVIr. isr sr. Ar. Rowe,
murANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
'll.ll ersin BROOMS, B AS ETS and
WOOD WARE, hays -removed to-the hap
store lately occupied by Messrs. Seticra c..s La
vii - wher, they have opened an extensive stock
of Eastern and City made BROOMS and
OOD WARE, which, they are now selling
at the lowpst manufacturers prices.
oL• full assortment of Bri.ales, Aloha, Mat
Cordage, conatantly . on hand No
North Third Street, 3 doors below Race, Ph
dolphin • . jfyl7,'so P.
Steam- Iron ;railing.'
-MAZUI fik. GILTILACI:ffEit,
Corner of Ridge Road and Broad &rat,
WOULD call the attention of purChnsers to
V V 'their elegant assortment of ;Fraught
and Cast Iron Railing for , •
CEMETERIES,
• BALCONIES,' I ,
•
• VERANDAS,
Roiling for. ; .Churches, Public ,and Private
Buildings;Piitilic Squares, &c., together with
all kinds of PlitiMand Ornamental Iron Work.
More ezt Gallagher's;Book of ORIGIN - AL
DESIGNS, containing the best selection o
designothat has ever been issued,.will be sent
to any person who may wish to make a select
tion. 11eb19,51
L. S. GOEXION,
PRODUCE; _COMMISSION AI11) FOR.
' WARDING 'MERCHANT,"
No.7s Noth. Street., Baltimore.
.
T HE undersigned, Agent for the
Pennsylvania and Ohio Lino, being can •
t 'Coated tou the Baltimore and Susque•
'Anna Railroad, , h as ;made' arrangements for
transacting a , . _
• General Produce Commtalon Business,
in connection
FORWARDING RUMNESS,
and reispietfully . eolicits consignments of Whis
key, Flour, Gram, and Country Produce gene.
rally. Reepectfully,
S 'GORDON. •
Baltirnore, April 2-3mfss. ' , •
N. B. Orders for Groceries, - Salt, &c., will
be promptly. executed.
REFERENCES.
Messrs:Sohn Sullivan &.Sons, 'W. Starr &
SonsAThotnas.J. Qarson & Co., John M'Cul
logh & Co. Wilio -- &.Wilson, David Hays &
Co., Duvall, Keighlerl & Dorsei l , Miller and
Mayhew, Tnr_nballi, Doll &, ado, .Robert
'Garrett sr. Soles, Jalnea George, altimore.
Mossio Cuingto Br. Co
. Messrs, clark-&'Thaw, H Graft PiTioburg,
Mr. J. W. Kerr, Harrisburgl •
James Cowden, Esq.,•Columliia.
Moss Muilloßan & Ray Blairsville. •
Messrs. P. A & S Small, York.
It essre.letuee Steel & Co.", Lewis & Butler
Philadelphia, • '..
MitiVlX SET.i di CO., . '
ELOUILAND PRODUCE COMMISION
• s,. .'• MERCHANTS,
.305 Baltimore flt 4 opposite Eutaw House,
rrOTHiheir whole, attatidon to the:Bale
Roar,. Grain oud Seeds. Whiskey. Bacon.
• ril, sSutter, Wool, , Dried . Frisk &c.,
,Edo. on
Ihefluost. , reasoesble terms. PurPosing soon
to , yom oe ogiare,thei,witt have tho use,of Roil
Rolid't tick conneOtink.trith the Susquehanna
1 4
Roadi , t th ey. now tespeotfttlly, solicit consign,
mania ovat'llidi!roadiundWill.ithecaselVes. pay
& Im o amproduce: to:their, Warehouse, when
roceised Itijotapf a large .car load or more at 'a
'; "•"" • •
Moisnli t *Davidtpiarari,
4 , - A"; ,maTlincire, ,, ,
D. - PitlY; , ' • • ' • • •-'•
Mr. Uptim•Wastiiiptiugh, Chambersburg.
atag-filppa
litsitrcitii . i. z l . 446l.iiii;iiiiiig„::
'The rusted; States ' , Life ',lnsurance
. ,
-; cAiineity and.24lelt`Company._ ,
narter - " - `2'erpettiat-;- , CoiffeU. ti :5 ,t —Mh
THE constant, 'unsolicited aprilleation. for
Life Insurance, givei the•mcdit abundant
and gratifying proof that 'the public mind is
deeply impressed with the test, importance of
this subject... The 'great object, however, of
Insurance should be safety; caberwiso the whole
motive to insure may be demppointed. Too
much care cannot be practiced in the .selection
of pn office with which to effect the contract.—
The choice should be regulated not by present .
and , constant large inducements, as tins, is cer-,
tainly incompatible with future benefits. • The.
premiutng. - on life are calculated,for the future,
if present and prosadctive benefits therefore are
given, the result ultimately, must terminate in
disappoimment and ruin. The object
aimed at by this insßiala is stability and per
peturty. The rates of premium have been care
hilly prepared with reference to fiuctuations.-
- _Tfie etsli system ofliaymaoTe has also been
adopted.'Unpaid premium notes constitute no
part of the assets of this company, and every,
contingency being fortified with an ample cap•
ital;security stamps tne whole system. .This
feature, 'paramount to all 'other considerations,
commends the company to public favor. Ex
planatory pamphlets, blanks. application papers
information, and every facility will be-cheerfully
furnished the public by Mr. E. BEATTY, who
has been duly appointed_agent of this company
-for Cumberland 'county: Dr. H HINKLE - V .
has also been Opointed Medical Examiner:
Directars,--Stephen R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thompson, Benjamin W Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, WilliarrilVlGodwin, Paul 13 Goddard
Lawrence Johnson, George APflenry, James
Devereux, John L
.Pregdent.—StePlien R. Crawford.
rtice 7 Pcesident.—Ambrose W. Thompson .0
Secretarii , & Treasurer.—Charlea G Imlay—,
acznary.,=:lllah up I Eyre.
'Colonaci.E.4rittorgey.—ThomWe Balch.
..31.dical Examiners. • BaullE3 Goddard, M.D.
William:Pepper, M. D., ' fa uk7 1Y
rmr. lETSURADTCE.
THE Allen and East Pennsborough Mutual
fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorporated by an net of Assembly, is now lolly
organized, and in operation under the manage
ment of the following commissioners, viz
Jacob Shelly, Wm R Gorges, Michael Cock
in, Malelioir Brenneman, Christian Stayman,
Simon Oyster, Jacob H Ceover, Lewis flyer;
Henry Logan, Benjamin II Musser, Jacob
Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickersham.
The Tates of insurance areas low and tavern
bl ° as any . Company of the kind in the Siete.—
Persons wishing to become members are invited
to make application to the agents of the compa
ny, who are willinglo wait upon them at any
time.
JACOB SHELLY, President.
HENR_Y_
LEWIS HYER, Secretary.
MICIIAEL COCSLIN, Treasurer.
00.17'49:'--
Cumberland coiinty.-Rudolph Martin, New
Cumberland, C B Herman, Kingstown, Henry
Zearing, Shiremtinstown; Robert Moore and
Charles-Bell, Carlisle: Isaac Kinsey, Mechan
icsburg. Dr. J. Ahl,'Clturchtown.
_ Yoth.county.,,John.Sherrick Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel ltaffensberger, J W Oraft.
Harrisburg.—liouger & Lochmnn.
- Members tot the company having policies a
bout to expire can have them_renewed by malt.
_ing_nephenthei to any_of_theitg.enta,
ing from secret disease
_ VICTIM OF QUACEEMY
AS by the prescriptions containedin thi9 book any
one may cure himself, without hindrance to bu
siness, or the knowledge of the most intimate
Heed, and With - One tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the general routine of private disease
it fully explains the CROW of MIOIOOtPS enrly do
cline, wtth observations on marriage-p•besidee
many other derangements which It.. would nut by
proper to enumerate in the publitiPrints.
ilizlrAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, .YOUNG ,NO. 152
SPRUCE Street, PIDLADLEPIIIA" Post-paid.
YOUNG can be consulted on - any of
ihe Diseases prescribed in his different publioa
ions, at his Offices, 152 SPRUCE street, every
day betiveen 9 and 3 o'clock, (Sundays excepted.
May I, Ibso.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
'English and "American Hardware.
Cheaper than ertabgot t ind this side of the
r HE 's ubscriber having juet returned from
JIL ,the Eastern , cities with a full and hand
some assortment ofall kinds of HARDWARE
of the very best makers and well, selected, is
now opening at the Cheap Hardware Stand in
North Hanover street, next door to Scott's Ho.
tcl, formerly kept by Henry. Glass, a here he
would invite all that are in want of good and
cheap Hardware to give hint a call and see and
satisfy yourself of the , truth, as we aro determ
ined to sell at a very small advancli. Small
irofits and quick sales are the order of the day
To Builders, Carpenters and Others.
A full stock of white, lifineral and Japaned
Knobs, locks and latches, of every description
price and quality, hinges and F crews, window
sash and shutter springs. - strait-necked,. and
barrdlled Bolts, of every kind, mill, cross cut
and circular Saws, hand, panel, ripping and
book Saws, bright, black add. blue augurs, o
the,very best makers, Chisels, broad,peinting
hand and chopping Axes, of different makers
hatchets; planes and plane bits, steel and iron
squares, files and rasps, nails, brads and spikes
of all-sizes and warranted of the best quality.
To Saddlers and Coach .Makers,
Our stock consists "of it complete, assortment of
articles in yourline of business. saddlery tools,
brass, silver and Japaned moulding, carriag e.
trimmings, broad pfisteing and seaming faces
and fringes, plain and figured Canvacni; of
.cloth,-top -lining-cloth- and- serge - lining of vari
ous • kinds, white, rod, blue and tlatent
leather Dashers, silver and brass plate; Deer
Hair, mous, hubs, fellows, spokes, bows, elip
tie springs, iron axles malleable castings, &c.-
To Cabinet and Shoe. Makers,
A full stock of shoo kit and findings, boot mo
roccos, French kid, straits, morocco and lining
and binding skins, lasts, tacks, pegs, hammers
pinchers and French morocco, kit of every de
scription, superior copal varnish; Japan and
black varnish, mahogany and maple Vaneers,
moulding, beading,i resets,glass, mineral and
mahogany -knobs of every size and style. •
. To Blacksmiths, Farmers and Others.
10 to,.s of assorted bar iron, tt arranted to be of
the best quality. A splendid assortment of bar
and rolled iron, hammered, horse shoo, scollop,
plough, broad an narrow tire, rolled, horseshoe
bar, - band, round and ;square iron, cast, shear,
spring, English and Ainerician blister steel, Eng.
- link Wagon boxes, Curing() boxes in setis,'an
vile, vices, files , rasps, horse shoo nails, &c.
.To Housekeepers. •
.
A beautiful assortment of cheap fancii . gocide,
ouc h as waiters , trays,. plain and fancy knives
forks, butcher knisos and - steels, britiania
lamps, brass candle sticks, Brittannia and silver •
table end tea spoons, plated'butter knives,"pt:e.
serving kettles,,-smoothing irons, iron and.tin- 1
ned tea and oval boilers; iron frying and bread
pans, washboards, tubs, churns, buckets, iron .
pots, wash kettles, and stew pane, &e.
Tb Gunsmiths, Afarksinen and Others.
Wheeling Va,
Itifle and ,Gun Barrels, tone _action, "plug,
nipPle and back action Gun Looks, gun mount
ing and gun • breech cocks, shoat Prase. and
German silver oreaments„&c.
A fresh , lot of Weiherill'a pure and extra
White Lead, ail and turpentine. varnishes, In.
pan, white and rod load, yellow- and , . Omen
paint, ground in oil, whiting, Yel low qehre, &c.
A' good askortment of double refined powder
rook powder'of extra quality, safety.fuse,
'flints and. bar lead, ropes of all kinds, for
threshing machines and well diggers, end
`thousand other articles too'numerous to insert,
all we'ask is to eivolue a call, and We aro con.
fident you will find &good ese'ortment of Hard ;
ware and cheerier 3 thatroan ,be founds its any
other Howie ,this: side of the east. Give..usi a'
,call is all ask, L the old and well k n own Stand formerly' kept by Lewis Her.
.North Hanover street,
.next dime tt,
Scott's Hoteljormerly kept hy•HeneY filed ;
nov6 JACOB SEVER
AGENTS
rhOCTOR YOURSELF
jlff—FOß 25 CENTS!!
—By means of the pocket
71seulapini, or, EverY one
is (min Physician ! Twen
,-fonrth edition, with up
ards'ot-a hundred engra
ings, showing private djs
ises in every shape and
Irtn, mid malformations
'the generative system.
tY WWYOUNG, M.D.
The time has now Air-
To Blain! anti Mark-mum
E=EZIM
REAT‘gotraitßP=. l l:.
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CHERRY PECTORAL:
. • Per also Cure of
COE' GIT.S,' COLDS;
HOARSENESS ; BRON
CHITIS, OROUP; A.STH-.•
IXTHOOPING-OOUGE'
• r ANE CONSUMPTION.
In offering to the community this -Justly cele
brated remedy for 'diseases of - the throat And
_lungs, it is not our,witill -to trifle with the
oiTheliltliTif the afilleted, but frankly to lny be
fore them the opinions of distiruislied men and
some of the evidences of its sucCese, from which
they can judge for themselves. We sincerely
pledge ourstilves to. make no wild assertions or
false staicmcnts of its efficacy, nor will we hold
out any suffering huinanityllieli facts will
not warrant.
Many proofs are here given, nud we solicit an
inquiry. Irom the public into all womublish,feel
ing assured they will find them perfectly reliable
and the medicine worthy their best confidence,
snd patronage.
FROM BENJ. SILLIMAN. M. 0., L. L. D. Es'c
Professor of Chemistry, Mineraology,&e., Yale
College, Mei - Ater of the Lit., Ilist.,Med. moo.
, and SeierO,Societies of America and Europe.
4'l dre - Mthe CRERRY PECTORAL an ad
mirable4coinposition from some of the best ar
ieleslittlic filateria Medics, add a very effect
ive readily for the class of (incases it is intend
3,ed to'cure. '
, Drew Haven. Ct., Nov. 1,1849. .
Prof. CLEVELAND,of Bowdoin College, Me.
Writes—" I have witnessed the effects of.your
, CHERRY PECTORAL' in my Own family and
that of my friends, and tt . gives me satisfaction for
state in its favor that no medicine 1 have ever
'known has proVed so riminently successful of
curing diseases or the throat and lungs."
REV. DR. OSGOOD
Writes —"That he einisitler; 'CHERRY PEC
TORAL' the he..st medicine for Pulmonorralree
tions ever given to the public," and states that
"his daughter being obliged to keep the room
our months within severe settled cough, :teem
:p anied by raising of blood, night sweats, and the
attendant symptoms or - consumption, commenaed
the use of the 'CHERRY PECTORAL' and
had completely recovered."
HEAR - THE PATIENT.
Dr. Ayer—Dear Sir: For two years I was
afflicted with a very severe cough,accompanied
bo spitting of blood and profuse aught sweats.—
By the advice az)f any attending physician I was
induced to use your CHERRY PECTuItAI.q
--nnd'eoistiiiiWd to
aio so till rcoiTshiered myself
cured, and - aScribn the effect to your prepara.ion.
..I.AMES RANDALL._
Hamarkan
on. Springficlsl, Nov. 27, 1848.
This day,' appeared, the-411)0%-c named Joints
Randal, and pronoun Ced the above statemema
true_in every respect. - -
LORENZO NORTON, A lustice.
TIIE REMEDY THAT CURES. •
PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 10, 1847.
Dr. Ayer; I have been long afflicted with
Asthma which grew yearly 'worse until last au
tumn, it brought on a cough whibh confined me'
in my chamber, and began to assume the alarm
ing symptoms of consumption. I had tried the
best advice and. the best medicine to no purpose,
matil I used your CHERRY PECTORAL, which'
has cured me, and - von may well believe me.—
Cratefully yours.
J. D. PHELPS.
If there is any value in the judgment of the
wise, who speak from experience, here is a med
icine worthy. of the public confidence.
PREPARED DT J. V. AVILES, WILMS?, LOWELL
_ _ _DIASSACIIESETTS.
_ .
Sold by Dr. Rawlins, 5... A. Hubbard & Dr. S.
Elliott, Carlisle; Dr. Ira Day,. Mechanicsburg; .1
H. Herron, Newville; J. C. Allick. Ship
rensburg; and druggisth . generally, . '
DR. XEMELEIELDM3
celebrated _Family Medicines,
It concerns every one. Cholera can be cured
Dr. Reeler's - Sarsaparilla Panacea- For
the removal and permanent cure of al ,•
Discuses arising from an impure
state of the Blood and habit • -
of body.
The All-wise Creator has implanted
organized bodies an innate disposition to self
preservation. The vital , powers possess the
property of resisting the influence of external
causes, but as the BLOOD is the common par
bulum from which all parts. of living matte
derivbs its' renovating elements, and consequent_
ly, upon which tile life of organized beings de
pend, it is probable that in cases of accident'
or where artificial means have been employed'
to depriie it of an essential property, the vital
effects of the whole system will be
.
• warn restoring to it that propesty. In all con
stitutional and hereditary affections, this fluid.
has undergone some primary alteration, which
is the cause of the special disease, or. which ca
sentially contributed to its production. Resto
ration to health can only be obtained by„a re._
moral of - the inerbifli - eausethiough medi.
um of the circulation, and Dr. Keeler's Saran
parilla, is the most powerful modifier of agent
effecting this fluid known._ See pamphlets."'
' _Blackwoodtown, N. 3.„ June - 6, - 11348.
Dr. Keeler—Dear 'Sip, I -nen. entirely out of
your Panacea"- I was Called upon day before
yesterday for half a dozen. Your medicine is
becoming very popuhir where Chave introduced
it, and I think the more it is - used the more pop
ular it will get. Respectfully yours,
PARHAM, M. D.
r_l•For details, certificates, &c., see circa:
Tara; &c. Price $1 per bottle, large size, 6 hot
, Bea ,
DR. KEELER'S COUGH SYRUP.
Among all the remedies before the, public
this stands pre-eminent in incipient Consump
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough. Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonary
organs occasioned by cold. Ton much praise
cannot be bestowed upon this remedy, and the
proprietor urges every one afflicted with 'any of
the above complaints to secure it at once. It
-is warranted to core-or no pay. Price only 50
cents.
DR. KEELEIVS CORDIAL AND•CARMI
NATIVE., •
Every family whether rich ur poor, who val
ues health and all its blessings, should have ib is
invaluable remedy ut build: It is infinitely t h e
beet remedy lintiwn fir Diarrlicea, Dysentery,
Cholera Nlorhus, Cholera Infauturin
Flatulency, griping pains,
all diseases of the stomach and bowels caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials limn
- Physicians - and - others - unsolicited ban given it
a reputation ea firm as adamant. Wt. - Price
25 cents per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S VERMIFUGE SYRUP.
This remedy is pleasant to the taste, harm
less to the patient and all powerful in removing
all kinds of worms from the body. 'lt is with
out doubt, the cheapest and best worm destroy
ing medicine before the public, and will if ad
ministered According to., directions,, remove
them within five or six hours after taken. The
daie and each bottle, contains twice as
much as similar remedies... Price only 25 cents
per brittle. ,
DR. KEELER'S LIVER AND SANATIVE
PILLS.- -Although not recommended as a "cure all,"
yet they are the mildest and beet remedy to re
move Constipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, nil
inesness; Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head.
ache, Indigeatinn, etc. 'Mike other purgative
medicines they leave the kowelsalways relaxed
and consequently are. the - :proper medicine for
for females and persona leading a solitary life.
Price 25 cent,. „
DR. 'KEELER'S RHEUMATIC LOTION
'A justly celebrated external application for
Paine of the Chest, Neuralgia, Headache, Spent;
Dialect!, Tic Doloreus, Swellings of the Joints,
.Rlisumatisin, Gout, sciatica and 'for all diem ,
dere wherein a sedative and rubefacient reme
dy is applicable. Price twenty.fivp emits per
All of the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines, are prepared and sold Whole.;
sale and Retail, at 294 MARKET /STREET,
Phitadelphia.
For .sale by, S.- ELLIOTT. Carlisle ; A. G.
Miller, Dickinson; Mews. Akick, Shippens
berg,. L F. Spalir,lllechoiliabnrg. M. Bitner,
Shiaemanstown, end ln,every town throughout
_
the county -mid State. (January LI, 1851
grilltßATE OI AtAGIsTESFA.a-An : agree
. abla and mild: refrigerant' and.. laxativo ,
or aalo by-IIUfIBARD. • - lipar26
I=RE dG w.amna PROtor; :
,
0 LAXE'S Firo`inidt.Wittor Proof YAINT•
Nithioh has boor' Izeonoively,used for
theitiOt six ; . yetiroyrith t tho-wolOot• saciois'on
ii.iljo,ropfa of ~ifouKo, Stoombooto,, &c :„ not , A,
single inotnniblilcnown whofejt'hito:
For oak, by fml2l , H. SAXTO N
',slllo . ellititoft.6. , :
Price Re&ced
VAUGHN'S -
14THOMIgeTIC 111IXTIME
-
Largo IBottlos—Only One Dollar.
rue Proprietor of the Gimbt Ametteaq IteMedy " Vona me 3
VICIIITABLZ LITIIONTRIPTIO induced by tie
unman 'solicitations of him Agents, throughout. tho Unite•
!Rats. and Ciptads, has now
Reduced the Price
.•
hii . popular and well knorm article; and from tide date
tea forth,he will put up bat one six° only.—hi t gnu
sottletr—the retail pdoe will be
-
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rem bleared that the character of the Melt
'One s its strength. and curative propane. WILL IttllAl
INCUMIGUID, and the tame on will be bestowed in, DIS
Mita it as heretofore.
—A.thie-medlcine,--ender its Seduced price, will be purchase
ey those who have not hitherto made thimmilvm acquaint*
with its virtue', the Isropiletor would be; to intimate thin hi
ankle is not to be classed with the yam amount of " Remedis
of the day ;" it claims for itself a-greater Aolirte power, a
all disease,, then any attar preparation now defers
andd ; and Lae enstatnest quit for eight years by its generic
-medical virtues, and, until this reduction, commanded doubt
14 price of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTICIILARLT, this Attica* acts with great ham
aL POWtr and
.CertainiT, anon the
Blood, Liver, Sid'neVe, Lange,
end artl other mew, upon the procreation or weighllte
Nettle depend.
This medicine hair a juitly high repute ea a nuartaY for
.Dropsy and Gravel,
and all disease. of that nature. It may be relied upon who
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patient, —and fi
item disSunwinge diaeun , more mpecially Damrar, the props
KM would earnestly and honestly recommend • it. At
'resent price It is easily obtelsed by all, and the trial will pros
the article to be the
Cheapest lieslicine in the World!.
157 - Please ask for patophlets— theateets rive theta away
they oontain over sixteen page. of receipts, (in addition to fa
medical matter) valuable for hotwehold`purposta, and whhe
wN mie many dollars per year to practiCal housekeepers.
These receipts are introduced to make the book of ow!
value, said. from its character a. an aavertaing medium ft I
the medicine. the testimony In favor of which, in the form
Afters froth all parts of the country, may be relied upon,
052 ,- Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptio Mixture
Great American Remedy, now for sale In quart bottles at. al
each, email hinder at 50 ea each. No small bottles will la
lamed after the present stocris disposed of.
Principal Office, Baird°, N. Y., 207 Malir Street,
• O. C. VAUGHN.
sold Wb6lesale and Retail by OLCOTT iIIoRESSON
C0.,"127 Maiden Lane. New York City.
N. 8.-11 letters. (excepting from agents and dealers sal
whom he transacts business) must be Poet Paid. or no allentic
till be given to them.
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Russel & Dice, Dickinson,
I. Spahr, Mechnni^squrg,
A 1 - 1. Zater, Kingstown.
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An easy introduntion to the study of ,
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A Key to examples for praeice in written
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