aiiitl)ir4 'MittOligg.
PAsAncisf mt;' . : .
'Where the gentle, streamleta flow,.
Vhere'tliemierning dfopaglow, ,
Where thOephyra4ing , their Bight,
In the cool end weleemo.night;
. 'Wagtail* through thelragrant
,To'the heixrethat Omni-love l"
IVhz*ilie lightsalonda skim the sky,' •
'l4_erahlp passing by!"
'Bears format, rugged rock,
Mullahs ; torrents, earthquake shock,
.And whom thunder rends the sky,
Tremble! "God is passing by!"
M.IpF i tECTION;
Thp Past-L.-Where is it? It has fled,
The Future? It may never come.
Our friends departed? With the dead.
Ourselves? Fast hastening to the tomb
What are earth's joys? The dews of morn
Its-honors ?• Ocean's wreathing Teairi: —
Whore's peace? In trials meekly borne
-,,-Andjoy?--lalleavett;theChristian'shome
THE PASTOR'S MISSION.
It is a sweet minisgation, that of giving
cmnforting hopes to the child of sorrow, and
pouring balm upon the wounds that, earth can
never Leal; it is a holy office to stand in the
presence of immortals, and portray the glo
:ries of the future world, to unfold lofty visions
htifore the repentant
. transgressor, 'lnto fain
would lift the veil of sin from Woe° his inner,
tabernacle, and gaze upon the revealed beauty
of arisen Redeemee. Little the pastor reali
zes the extent of the blessings whial God per
mits him to scatter on all who ,, move in his
path. Eternity will unfold them, and then he
will smile as lie murmurs, "how often did it
seem to me a hopeless. task to con,vince the
stubborn-heart,- Mid
_subdue the strong will;
- coulel - have:knoWn qll this="
Atid.Un isngel may .whisper in tones softer
thpn. those 'of his heart—" there wonld not
then have boon so much joy for thee in heav
en."
'The paiter's mission is a laborious one, and
fraught.with more real joy than any other that
• could);d:delegated to man. '
110 may enter hii pulpit with a doWncast
eye, throbbing temple and weary spirit; he
• may feel as lie opens the lids 6f the . great
book, as if God had withdrawn His presence
from him, because poor humanity
„ faints' by
4 the way, and the cares of earth have loft some
'shadows •on his soul; perchance an unkind
wait from a brother,. yet lingers in his ear, or
•the listless faces that meet his glance, tempt
hope and faith to sink down nerveless beside
the altar: of prayer.:
Ifs doeinot knew how eagerly some humble
- wayfarer'waitstill'the lioly words Shall fall
upon his car. Ire cannot' raise the maslc from
all the careless seeming 'around him; he be
' holds net, t in thes' so •
,entwiirdly clothed id
deep and abject seff condemnation,
his; appeals may quicken, into more active
life;" lie cannot see the unspoken grief that'
like children bereft of speeeli, telling their
sorrmvs to their own heerts_and.hc.aven, _bear:
all things uncomplainingly, Yet, love the Booth ,
frig of a tender spirit.
In. 1110_1:lark hour. the pastor's prayer-is the
last sweetsoundthat lingers .on -dying
,earaf
,he prsparesthe doubting mind to meet its God
in peace, breaks" the -bread of the covenant
• and beers it to the Milvering lips ; qtioting the
'while rich promises from the mine of inoperi
' tillable treasure. • The greatest, tho wisest, the
' best, long;A that 011ie when Oho last enemy
triumphs, to feel the Warm clasp of the pas
tor's hand. I..le,it.was who taught them, the
may to'hettierlNUd shall he not gd with them
'to the, threshed of eternity and mark its daw
ning splendor already reflected upon thole dy
ing brows? •
.Then what faithful minister, in view of these
sweet • (Armes, • will_ not feel
_refreshed _and
trongthened when ho knoWs that the little rill
of pure love poured into the fainting bosom of
do wayward ono, may swoll to a-mighty river,
shall in eternity point to - him as theirerown of
zejoielng; how can he but say—if my cares
are , burdensome, my joys outweigh them all.
- ' '' A 'CARD - - - - -
-,' • Tolke Ladlesi.s.WM M PORTER would
'respectfully inform • the Ladies' that he hos
fitted up the room recently occupied. by Miss
' Dsey Kernatt, next ' door to the old 'stand sea
LADIES S HOT; STORD•EXCLUSIVELY,
,wre they will find a well selected assortment
of Other's, baskitil,ties;:slijiperC, from the best
manufactories , itt - -Philadelphia, and also o this
own make, to, which, their, attention is invited.
Carlisle; vitay'''l.•.''- • '%':,',' -
. . - . , ,
, _ .
Tll'C'efulnicritiee; sincere thanks ,
td his4ttnierotte'eustomers tied the public go
nerally for the litieral encouragement thus far
eitendad e land',desires in - a word to assure all
Ahat.heltas tionsiderably enlarged his stock in
,ttlifits:brarichee connected with his business
: going into detail, for that would be un
'aticisesery,- and at such prices that cauld not fail
to please:
I have jtist oponed a complete assortment of
-Grass .and 'Cradling scrrtlMS of differymt
. 'branch', Cons tantly.ou hand .Blake's Fire and
'Water Proof-Paint
june4
• • — LAW LX.tOßAßlrroxi. SAL 74.
A valitablii LAW poßAny, belonging to
, • Judgge Brandebury, and consisting ormost of
the PeritiOivitnia Reports and a number of oth
• eretandarcktaW Works, will b eaold very low
to any persori'purphasing•tha lot. The books
can banana and the prices ascertained by call
ing at the 'office of W. M. ;PEN ROSE, Esq.,
in Main Street,- Carlisle:
Great - RargaiteS•
ARRISONS COLLJNItIIANJNIC.—In
JUL order to diepose of etozls now on - hand, I
Bell a low dozen at' Al per cent below the
roannfacturer's cash prices. G-en - ,Cirmerchanta
would , da well to give me a call. •
lune 18tb,'51, , SAIVI'L A HOBBARD. •
•Ohina wind Crockery
White Granite Stone Ware,
such as Dishes, Flares, Ten Sets, covered .d
,uncovered dieltes, bowls, toilet' and elm ~ber
. sink; pitchers; &c., togotner with a lot o .
•.
,- • Nue 'Liveried' Were,
'alrottitii7lfileat style nod shapes, also, all the
' various orticlea'of the best common
0 . /like:ld Eked bare. •
it few plain ,
- • Witite and Gold Ban 4 China Tea' Sets,
of the hest . qualify ;mid style, and also all the
necoadary- articles' 'oldie best Granite, Stone
,
and" 31u Liverpool Ware'euitable for any•sked
or Tea Sets,
tint,itiented, together with:* variety of.
'Netra,..including a fib() assortment of
• • 1
• ,',lhrl• and Table' Tumblers, •
Abiliga:dooted 'ea' other howls, goblets, wine
glasses, lemonades, lantp3, &c.,„ The prices
-.tor allarwhich'are fixed at the lowest cash
prices. '.We invite our frio.ale who tiro in want
of artielcsla our , line to give us a call.
30 - 02'S '44
. , , . .
'JUST -received a large assortment of,Men
Women And Childreree'Soats aitd.Bltoes, WiL
is', , :Dauble' Soled B43l{lll'lEl , and 'Jenrk ; Lind
ctin , nell er ire h in • ' •
w. woons;,Ao:
44.9T0RE, runs; ,
PlVA.l4lo4iblviiriouis el=
;e,tilifiltictiONlOTrit9,kliii , a6 vi remariii, aid
FancrBtorooievidooilf)
j9lO '5lll-,4*Wl.llo'4;4lo.cpro.Jocal.i..
Black yll at,c,
Bobs 4r)iii.dt,:ii;:ncir'opifitiv, genoyat
cisiorts9Snt . of 0141:11.,Sillt
303‘0,styls 9f Thredd
Olosos, awl f• G ais aim° nt of silk, list
threa‘l anikcgitton •, 11 9taeff. - * ' •
Jtifi°4B .llq .14TN,ER;
.sfiiiii . '.s4'-'''''2,qlj4i,;:',7::r.r,'
:Extensive -Oalitnet:W.o9-Roaup. . •
OBERT It'SMILE'Y; surceesor to Win.
LI) C.. Gibson, CABIN ET-MAKER & UN
DERTAEE It, north Hanover street, Carlisle,
Would respectfullyinforni the citizens of Carlisle
and' the public. generally that he•now has oil
ltind a largo assortment of neW
ax. tt 4 and elegant'. FURNITURE,
consistingi
'n port of 'Sofas,
Wardrobes,. Card and oilier
Tables, Bureaus, 'Bedsteads, plain and fancy.
Sewing Stands,..&c. manufactured of - the best
materials and quality warranted. Also a gene
ral assortment of Chairs at the lowest prices.—
Vonitian Blinds, made to order and repairing
promptly attendect.to. 113-COFFINS' made to
order at the "shortest notice. and having a splen;
did. Hearse he Will attend funerals in town or
country. irTDou lbrget the old stand or wolf,
C. Gibson, in North Hanover street, a few
doors north of Glass's Bowl.
Sept 4-Iy. -" • R. B. SMILEY.
Corner of Hanover and Louthir eta.,
IfiE undersigned has always on hand'a large
stork of superior Cabinet Ware. in all the
ditrerent styles, which ho is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. He invites attention partic
ularly to the Patent Snring-Bottom Bedstead, a
most useful article, which entirely obviates all
objections. The bottom can•be attached , to old
Bedsteads. They have given , entire Batista°.
Lion to all who have them'in use.
Kr COFFINS made to order at tho shortest
notice.
- JACOB FMTTER.
Carlisle, Jan'y. 22, 1851-.-1 v. ,
Extensive Furniture Rooms
'TAMES R.WEAV ER would respeetlully
'0 call the attention of House Keepers' and the
public to his extensive stock of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including Sofas, Wardrobe's,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus mid every otlor article id Ins brdhch of
business. Also, now on hand the largest as
sortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. TCollins madam the shortest notice
and a Hearse provided for funerals. lie, solic
its a call at his establishment on North 'Hana
vex street, near Glass's HOTEL. N. 13,--Fur
nitnre hired,out by the month or year. •
Carlisld, March 20 . 1850.-1 Y •
• TAWNIER'S EMPORIUM!
THE subscribe wo uld respectfully invite
the attention - formers to his assortment
of LOWS, now miutiae
toyed near Craighead's Mill
• in South Middleton township,
• four miles south of Carlisle.
''' My assortment -consists of
Withrow's, Stuckey's and Ball's patterns.—
The Castings will all he ground•, I will also
make GRAIN CRADLES. of the most im
proved patterns. All orders directed to Wm.
L. Craighead. Carlisle, will be attended to,
with .promptitess,_and .Plows or .Cradles-deliv--
ered in any part of the county free of charge. •
WM: - L. - CRAIGHEAD. Prope,r.
DAVID STUCKEY, ..ittanufocer
Feb.l9 Cm
A srLzwzar. swoon!
nriFIE undersigned - feskeLfully informs his
_L l'isudg and tholpublie generally, that he
is just returned from'
liladeltihia, having
irehasedlho most ex-
Ave; as •well.ati tife
teapest-assortment-ol
%Itches, Jewelry,
lisle. His stock con-
Eisti in ilari‘,7-
- Gold-and - Silver — Potent - Lever Watches:,
• ' Gbld and Silver detatcheed do. ' do.
• Gold and Silver* Lepiye Watches.
in chart every variety of.-Watches at all prices.
Gold Guard and • Vest Chains. Medallions,
Watch KeysrEat Ring,s;"Fingcr Rhigs,lircast
Pins, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
pens and cases and Bracelets - in "great•variety.
A splendid article of Gold, Silver, German
Silver, and Blued Steel SPEC
. TACLES, which are ugsurpass•
ed in qu p lity by any-other article west of _Phil
adelphia, and which can he sold at least ..20 tier
cent cheaper than in any other eattddisliment
in the:country. Also a large lot of
SELVER,WARZI,
.comprising Table arid To's Spoons , - Butter
'Knives, Srlt Spoons, Fruit Knives; Thimbles,
&c. Also, Card Cases... Porte nownaies, Port
Folios, 'Ladies Writing' Desks, with a great
variety of other fancy articles unnecessary to
mention._A—large lot of CLOCKS; assorted
patterns, which will be sold low, and warranted
to be good,
_ Trardiee - , Coda
Ile invites all to call and examine Iris stock,
assured that none can fail to be suited in qual
lty, quantity and plum His articles are cash
purohases r eorisequemityle—can- afford -ta-ttell.
lower thim the sante articles can be purchase(
elsewhere. Call at the old stand, a row doors
west..of Burkholder's Hotel.
Jamiary 15, 1851-1 y CONLYN.
Volce:froin thl3 “Burnt--Dlstriet.”--
Monyer's Candy Factory
Tllevabscriber would resPeuifully announce
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
Manufactured of the • best nuiterial, which he
will sell • wholedale or retail at the old stand
in North Hanover street, a few doors north 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, Pea
Nuts, &e. Ho would also call attention to his
large assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glas; Wood, , Gum an.
Chins, of endless varieties. In connection
with die above, he has on band a primollot of
FRESH GROCERIES,
consisting of Sugars; Coffees, Teas, Molaises,
Spices, Crackers, Matches, Blacking, &c.—.•
u prime lot of CIGARS, of the best
Brands..
The subscriber rdturns his sincere thanks to
a generous public for the patronage, bestowed
on hint, and hopes by a desire to please to nr.e.
riCticontinunnce of this same. lie would also
return Blanks to the Firemen anti Citizens for
their efforts 'to save his pro qrtron the night
of the late conflagration
Carlisle, np2 P. MONYER.
H. SAXTON
THE subscriber has on' hand a large and
well selected assortment of MUSIC of all
kinds, consisting of Songs, Mar Cline, Waltzes,
Polkas,' &c., also instructions for Piano and
other instruments.. " Berlini's Method!! for
piano, "Mazas Medial] for the Violin, &c. and
' a env , ly of Violin and Guitar Strings, of first
rate' utility at city prices..
fishing made an arrangement with an im
north); and, publishing house in Philadelphia,
he wi I be constantly supplied with now Music
and able to furnish anything in that line at short
notice and upon reasonable terms:— Music
Teachers will find it for their' interest to call
and examine for, themselves at the corner of
.60 and High streateivpposita -the Mansion
louse Bnl9] S. A. HUBBARD.
VALL at Rawlins' next door to the P O, and
yod rain buy , pocks and Must . ° at leas than
city prices. (May 29,'51.
Alabaster, and other Fancy Lampe.—Lame
Mitts, and paper shades, just reamed, next
door to to the P 0.
, .
A general aasortmout of whit° and colored
LinemD rillinga for !Men andA3oy's woar, just
recolvod by (May 21,'51) G W lIITNER,
JU S T received another lot of Donne
Franics of the latest style. Also, Bonnet silks
Silk gud 'Satin Linings of various colors.
deal I W .11ITNEllt
• Patent••Starch.•Polish. •
•,
• :volt diving a beautiful : gloss to Linens, Mug.
'V-lins, Collars, &a, and proventii . duty...from
ocickind to ."Linono, &o: It contains _
receiVed.bll
4 , llbei • - •
. .
„ ,
JUSTasiortmcint of Col;
'aced Ptaiinole'Riv , Lad Bac It a, ,to
' and. Clitingetr
'Alan ; Whit'OiWoOlain ;41141.. cotton ,
In roto vatipti. .111T-Nr:R4,
• Limeburnero,Vonle.:':'-
Imo tone Lnens:Yolloy.nut,, teal for4aninin4
Ihno - .4colv,ing and for otileolicip' bL
I W. 13
r u2k t ASTN, *0
P.°
CHOICE CANDIES,
Ni ~S ~ G i, a" ~
Books and IVlusic.
Turquoise,
Linen 21r.filing-.
To YVSifiners,
• Sack Flannels,
i... ,, ',.:,.. ' ,- -. , ;',: ii..- - , - , i.....',:i ,- .;,:,.. - :.'„... - ,...- , , - - •,,•-z ., ' ,
' , ' -. flitecettancrato -
..._ _ - • ': ,1:2 ',..... 7.:::' . ~..,:: 1,:. , : :. J. ,;.• ' •
I. DRUGSLAAVd&r:DWUGS I '' ,
.._ ~,.-".
Vresii r siiiiiit--,07.p1i1y I
If , 114. 1 /E.juari;eCeNcjti
elfraih'stoek
of Mod L
' - icines„,Piiiiiiii, GieseGil; '5z....,4 winch
acting beitin'i.rthrcheised with r 'great care at the
best city Midges, I:co:I - confidently drecommend.
to LFamiliesi: Physicians, Country 'Merchants
and Dealers r as.beitif fresh and pare.
Patent Medicines, Herbsand Extracts,.
Fine hemi sale, , Spices,ground and whole,
~
Instruments, Essences,
Pure Casale: Gila . Perfumery, &c: -
Cod Liver Oil--Warranted Genuine.
DYE-STUFFS. - • •
Log and.Cam-Woods, --%
Oil . Vitriol ..,,
Copperas,
Lac Dye'
~
PAINTS. • ,
wethorill dp Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and - Yellow; Paint and:Varnish Bru - Shos,
Jersey-. Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpon
tine,-Copal and coach-Vainish, end-Red - Lead;
All of which will be sold at the very loWest
market price, Also,a fresh arid. splendid as
sortment or: : •
.. .
. _ .
FANCY'dOODS'', FRUITS;
Confectionary, and innumerable other articles
calculated for use and ornatnotri„,oll of wl.ich
are offered at the lowest cash - prices; -at the
cheap Drug 'Book and Fancy Store of the sub
scriber on North Hanover street.
. • ' . S. W. HAVERSTICK.
May 28, 1851. ' - : . i
Indigoes,_
Madders,
Sumac
Muni,
I M 7Q'
OW.ENS & P:XOII.B.M.DS,
Ilecently fiwni
111 ESPEC'I'FULLY inform the citizens of
11 Carlisle and its vicinity, that they have
now nt their Marble Yard in South Hanover
street, a few doors south of the Court House,
and nearly opposite A. & W Bentz's Store, an
elegant stock of pure
• AMERICAN WHITE MARBLE,
and are prepared to execute in the:mosr tinialted
style
Afonuments, . Tombs, •
Grave Stones a't all prices, • 'Mantles,
Door mid Window Sills,
toother with- every other article in' their line,
and promise that in fineness of finish, chaste-,
ncss
.of design - and quality of Marble,- their
work shall not be surpaisbd by !Ili) , other estab
lishment.
They are also the authorized agents of Mr
Robert - Wood, of Philadelphia. and will fur
nish'from his manufactory all varieties of IRON
RAILING for the enclosing of Grave lots andi
all oilier purposes, at the ehortest notice and at
Philadelphia prices. - They trill also finish or
manufacture all kinds of Building Work,:such
as Sills, Steps and Platforms, t? , tc., at The short
est notice and on the mosttoutonnblo tennis.
!laving had greatoverience,.ancl_beinie
ployed in the best shims of Philadelphia, they
are therefore enabled to manufacture the most
fashionable worst, and resiceffally ask a sham.
of the patronage of Carlisle and the 'surrounding
country. [Carlisle, nov6 1650 t
WHIZ' WELL YOU atIIET'ERI
THOUSANDS of bottles or the AMER(-
' CAN COM POUN Li" have been sold din
ing the- pest year, and was 'never known to
fail of curing, in a few'days, qf e.eettain dell
cuts disease, _ SeininSl.,weiikness and all disesses
of the Urinary argues. Persons afflicted' using
- this - pleasant and popular remedy, need — fear no
exposure, as it - leaves - n 0 odor on the breath,'
requires no restrictions in diet or business
contuins.n.)Mereuryur noxious drugs injurious
to .the system, and is adapted to-every age, sex,
or condition. It is also the best remedy known
for Fluor Albus or Whites, (Comic c-i»plaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the know
ledge, of a remedy. , This celebrated 'remedi.
has long _been used le ptivsto practicalif_mphr_ l l
, . _
sic ian and wit unerring success, radicaliy 1
curing ninUtyMine, of the hundred cases in a
SOW days, Aroun,d each bottle are .plain and
'full directions, - - - •
CAUTION.L-Aelc for the AMERICAN
COMPOUND, and purchasu Only of the Agents
Pries 81 per bottle. -For sole by S. ELLIOTT
Carlisle; 3. Wyeth, Harrisburg; R. Williams
Columbia; by A. Miller„Lancdstor;.E. Morris
& Co., York. (January, 15, 1851.
Eldlo VALI
STOVE WARE ROO MS AND TIN MAN
UFAJTORY.
ArlVlllEsubsoribers desirem inform-their friends
11_ and the public that they have removed
their TIN, COPPER AND. SHEET IRON
MANUFACTORY . ..to the room nearly oppo
site,their old stand on North Hanover street
and may now be found - in their - now und - com-
modicm manufactofy on dte Meet side of the
said etretha few doors ahove-Lonther.,eireet
'Wenit - hey Mill confeo keep on hand a lull
assortment of every kind of
Tin,'Cupper and Sheet-Iron Mare:
which may be needed byjmusekeepers -and
where, Their articles are manufactured-by_
themselves, of the best materials, and in point
el finish and durability cannot be surpassed.—
They will also manufacture and-repair at the
shortest notice all kinds o f Apparatta.
They will promptly nitend: to. the -laying of
TI V .ROOFING and HOUSE SPOUTING
in town and country; and on the most reasona
ble terms... Every: branch of their business
will be carefully attended' to with the utmost
promptness.
They also keep constantly on hand a late
variety of
COAL AND WOOD STOVES,
comprising every -variety- at plain .ten•plate
sToVES, .elegant_wood. and _cool _air-tight
PARLOR STOVES, of tho latest styles,
COOKING STOVES of.-the newest and most
improved inventions, it variuns prices, which
cannot fail to . please every taste. They re•
spectrully solicit an examination -by the public.
of their large and varied 'assortment of stoves..
Thankful to the public fur favors heretofore
'extended, and being determined to relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to their custom
ers they hope to merit a continuance of pa
tronage.
.'gr The highest• cash price will be paid for
old . Oopper and Pewter.
AI OR RIS & HERSHEY.
Carlisle, March 19, 1851-ly
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
CiIEAPER THAN THE CIIEAPEST..
I[NAVING just, returned from New York &
1. Philadelphia with the best ann . Cheapest
Stock of HAW) WA ap,c TLER YBUILD
ING. MATERIALS, PAINTS, &c., ever
brought to Carlisle, I, would resilectrully refines:
dealers and 'consumers and all others to gtvo
me a call and see whether they cannot get more
and bettor goods for t h e sante money than at
any other ,pleco in town. My stock of Locks,
Latches, Bolts, liingps, Screws, Npils,,Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c., is complete and very cheap.
Carpenters' Tools, I have a splemhd assort.
inent: .AlsO, Cabinet Maker's Tools and Ma
terials, viz :—Vancors, Mahognny, Mineral and
Glass Bureau knobs and Varnish. - • ~
SADDLERS & COACH MAKERS,
can have everything in their lino Slicapor than
Over.
FOR .SEIOEMAICERS,
.- -
I have a first ratu fitock of Morocco anal Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pege, Humid and Was, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
have also a complete assortment of BalPs'Lasts,
made in Harrisburg, which can be had at no
other place in town, and at Bell's Prices. To
gotheriVith awassortment ofmll kinds ef Ham - ,
paired and Rolled Iron and Steal. Of House
keeping Articles, I have Knives.'Forlts, Spoons,
Winters, Snuffers' and, 'Prays, TUA3B. Buckets
&c. WALL PAPER.
have the largoitt,'llandsomost and Clicapeat
Asscirtmont in town. Aud to all who want
Good and Clump HARD WARE, I would Bay
coma and sae lot yourselves.
oat%) I P LYNE:
„Pure .Cider 'Vinegar.
.JUST, receiied a fresh barrel of Pure Ode
Vineger, of sUpequr quality, and warrante
tree from adultaralion. , • ,
: novit • • . G w f ns NEJZ.
•
• . • •Ohildrenrs Stookings,,_._,,,__;
AL 71.1LL,' assortmon, .of , Whita -and .11f4ad
13 Marino Hose of all sizes for 'Cliildron.—.•
AIR!), Ladies' Hasa in . groat 'variety ion' °polled
uy ' • , . •'. • '
fi. . 0 ,AV .111TNER:"
, Come let mo make•a twiny rental around thee
Of theuabt and beauty.,Boca are boolte--.'.
A (Me - useortmentjae recotved ~ —Historical,
Poetical and..loli4lousiat ILA W. 1. 4 1 516 ., Main
etiOurliele.-,Arraugoreentellre map by which
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.4re PLUVOS.
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44 41430),11Ziti
41a / I n: fa 4; 6; 'si9' duetl t , Lf.',l//a-;v
•• . .;;: . s.trot;y2t r attiniorq,- . 01,4, • ,
N O,FORTES, from 6 to 7 octaves; in
in Rotiewethf, , Mitliogany And Walnut cases
. 01 'variant sfyla4'ivlttilinewithont iron frtimasi
combining' all , : the improyootents requisite to
superior instrutnent, • ' - " •
have 'received froth the Maryland
'lnstitute the'dyrat pt . 's/ilium:for 'thetr •Pianos, in'
three suecessive.yearg, 1848, 1849, 1850. May
havii also been honored wilh numercitis-testimo
jitalsTremall_.thenost*lebrated artists-who.
have used their inetrunients.' Biamie from their
establishment have been used at the concerts
os-Lind, Herz, Holitiatoek,. Bishop, Laborde,
Knoop, and othei eminent perforthers, They
guarantee durability for five Tears, under good
care. and wijl.:replaais
mar notgive satisfaction ; if application*, made
within six Months after delivery.
--- Their ury nnilindo being contina -
ted a - 1 iii"
most extensive Scale enables thrill- to furnish
instruments at the' very lowest -prices, whole
sale and retail: ',Constantly on hand, A.- P.
Hughes Melodeons„renging from $45 to MO,
fur which they aro solo agents for, this city, ~
January22-1851-1y ,
Perfwnery, Fancy Soap Sc Paper Box
i9CANIIFACTOILY.7
48 Jlfarkei streeidielow Second, Philadelphia.
cam
LEGG & •CROMPTON,'.Manulacturors
_l_,) of. Perfumery. Fancy . Soaps and. Fancy
Paper Boxes, respectfully call the attention of
the Druggists'and'•Dealers in Carlisle and the
Cumberland ValleY, to their extensive stock of
Goods, comprising :Perlitmery; Fancy Soaps
Powders for the complexion, Toilet, &c. &c
of every variety. Also, a full and complete as.
sortment el Fancy 'Paper Boxes, of every de;
ecription, large or small, round or square, made
to order at the shortest notice.
KrDon't forgot the place, 48 Market atreet;
Philadelphia. All orders wilrmeet with prompt
attention. janls
PIANE FORTE WAREROOMS,
No. 171 CHESNUT STREET,PII7I4.D'a.
THE OLD STAND, occupied for more Mau
one:lldrd of a : ccntury by G: Leg.
MEE
E•tfndersignoil would most respectfully
• Jl. - announce to the public that he is AGENT
- for more than twenty of tile most
OR!F"--"ntstr - C.;,: celebrated manufacturers of•BOS-
I I rPON. 'NEW YORK, PHILA.
DELP HlA,•and elsewhere.; and
s constantly roceiving, front them PIANOS o
the richest .and most varied styles, of superior
tone,, and of the most superb finish, of 6. 6+, 61,
6/, and 7 . ooaves, which aro warranted equal
to arty manufactured either in.this -country or .
,in Europe".
Just received, arse, a'further supply of Church
lint/'.Parlor -Or ails, Of. heanifful patterns and
fine tones. • ,
His WAREROOM is constantly .supplied
with
U. choice selection of SERAPEIINES and
MELODEONS, from the oldest.nnd most ex.
tonsivo manutactorics in the United'States;
Inong whien is a new. style of'REED ORGAN
lowing Carhart.'s- patent—improvements,- - with
gilt plies in front, and .c.ase elegantly carved,
and highly ornamental.'
Tumng anV.RePa.ring—ig. Salvador Ln
Grassa, a distinguished Piano Forte Mandan-in
ror and Organ Builder, will attend to all orders.
sept4.'so OSCAR C B CARTER.
- ECONOMY" IS'W'EALTII
•
Light: idight:: Light!.
Pine. Oil, 'Ca.mpliine, Medal Fluid,.
OF acknowledged superiority and uurity,_
manufactured_ and for. a le_af the ..lowest
Wholesale prices, by: DAVIS & IT ATCD,
at the-old established-send:of-the- lateliciun—
'l'. Nply ..JEWSDY,
where orders by mail or otherwise aro solicited,
and prompt-attention given. - The voice ot- the
public fdr fifteen years, an I the award of a
Silver 'Medal, and complimentary' notice by
the Franklin Institute oVor all compefitors,, is
sufficient evidence of the excellence cif.our Oil.
Afrokoi,Pitrii; Turpentine, Rosin, and Spir
itd of Turpernihe, for sale Wholesale and Re
tail, at the, lowest prioes. - . foct3o
,Sletoll , liv.ti
ivettitm &.. 4 7..AVLA.G14.3211t,
Cor7ier ofiiidge Road. and Broad Street,
• logroULD call the attention of porcin:ere to
V V their elegant assortment_ of IYrought
and Cast Iron Mailing
CEMETERIES,
•'BALCONIES,
•
Railing for -Churches, Public and Priva.e
Buildings, Public Squares, &c;,. together with
all kinds of Plain and Ornainehtal Iron Work.
Morn & Gallagher's Book of ORIGINAL
DEKGNS,, nontainiag_the_bes_t_salention.n,
— de - signs that has ever been-leaped, will be aent
to any person whamay wish - to make a select
don. • t1eb19,51
BOOTS ND SUES.
TFLE aubscri4er has just received• a.large
, 1•6 46 sup'ply•'of BOOTS. & • 2110 ES,
kij ;for, Spring anfl Summer Wear,
.7k which makes tie assortment very
complete.
It comprises Gentlemen's French Call Skin
and 'Morocco Boots, Congress Gaiters,
Jack
son Boots , Men's,,Boys' and Youths' Enam
piled. Congress Boots.. Calf Skin, °Vat and
Kip Brogans, Morocco Boots, Slippers, 'Fee.--
Also 'Ladies' Misses and Children's. Gaiters,
Buslins, 'ries and Slippers. Every effort wilt
be made to please jhe 'citizens of town and
country, who aro respectfully solicited to con
tinue•their patronage.
Carlisle,' tnay7 • WM - 111 PORTER.
Town Property For, Sale.
THE subscriber Odra for tale the HOUSE
-
AND I,oT..situalri on 'West street
- lsdjoining . .the residence of Wm: S,
. Cabman end Mr. Peffer, in the Bo
ss t rough of Carlisle. The lot is' 30
feet inorii and 120 feet deep run.
ning, to en alley.' The house is a substantial
frame building. one story and a hall high, and
in good order. ['here-are a' nitmber of choice
fruit trees on the lotoind.,the property pos.
sesiiurbs the.' right to t uso 'of a pump nearly
opposite the house.: 'For further particulars
apply to tap% • F. GARDNER.
Brushes! Brushes!
A groat variety a these useful.
.articles Is
fered - forpale, cbronsilrig of WhitowaSh, Sweet"!
tog, Scrubbing; Painters, loth, Shaving, Hair;
Tooth and Vail, Flesh and Graining Brushes
great variety, all of which are of the best qua
ty and will be sold. at the lowest prices
June 6. - S 'ELLIOTT
THIS ATEEK !
•
rintllS WEEK ',we receive at the Central
Drug Store next door to,the .Poat office, a
fine stock of Fresh , Medicines.-
je18,'51.• RawiAIsIs&MccULLOCIL '
Mope Xew .Goods.
TllF L auliecribeT has just, returned from the
city, with a 'fresh .assortment , of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goode, among . which may be found
Witten and Colored .Bareges; Silk Tissues, yap
lines, FOULARD SlLKS,A3arege de Dames,
SILK GRENAD-I N.E 8, Crape do Paris,
Ginghams, Lawns, Calicoes, ZE,c., all of which
will ho offend on accommodaiing terms by
JrnelB, . W DITNDIL
,
Dr. J, McCULLOCII; respicifully,announ•
ces that hit has recently ,bocono associated with
M. H. M. Rawlins, ins , ho drug business, next
door a.Slici post. o p ine, Mani street; Carlisle.—
Professional, calla fiYaroptly attondod to as here
tofore, in toWn'or country.
.. (may 4.) • ,
,
JUST , receivod, at I' E R'S S 1.1 O.E
sTolip; nlresh assortment of LudieS' Misses'
and ElnltirerYs Gaitets, Jenny Lind Iles, Bus.
4jus'an'a §finpirs."ol the beit.qualky,
ry Variety of flincii colored French Instiug •for
gyitera;lvbieti'wßl:beitnn,(lo up to ordef.
'..16110'11 1854 : :•', „ , ...• t
44 ‘ 0/X - CPE, • „
1 . ,74:Ne 1101,Y '011044 ray.SPOog aioelc La+,
dice Goutlomutiter.Bootakupiil
Also..a..largolotpf-13oya,Missos and: Cbi!clren'a
Shona. . All iof tlia , :ktswost. atyla, bast quality •
and boat of all aficap: . -
Diacitsmates , coo.
2tioU:buahele u:ack~mith'l3 coal , n, supori,s
artale'igiFidoilflii44f4lfor• staid byr
IV' It MUitI2AY,
kULIZ nsYoigniejiZ.of ItoPliSittarkedivijd
'by ,tho Autiscri bet., idr
1,
"-1, • ..tY SAXTON:
: •
A CARD.
To the Xiadies,
Jitsuranc tom ptuiio.
•
T.O United States Life Ynsurance
Annuity and Turd Clompatly.
. •
hart .Perpa Cap i la! .66 avii
rwillE constant, unsiditited application for.
it: "'Life Insuitnice; gives .the most abundant -
and.
-'gratifying proof that the' public mind is
deeply'impressed With .11to tact importance of
this subject.V The great object,' howeVer, of
Insitraticeshould be safil y, otherwise the whole
motive to insure may be disappointed.. Too
much care cannot be.practised-in the selection
of art office with which to effect the contra Ct—
. choice should be regulated not by present
and constant large inducements, as this, is cer
tainly incompatible with futfire' - benegts. The
premiums on life are calculated 'fOr the future,
11 present and prospective benefits theretore'tire
given, the result ultimately, must 'terminate in
litigation, disappointment and ruin. 'rite object
'aimed at by this institution is stability, and per
:petutty, -The rates of - premiunt - har° - been - cai e.
fully prepared with reference to fluctuations,—
Thecash_ stem pay mputsl i . 6 - 7 ,16-bp,m----
adopted. Unpaid premium votes constitute'no
part of the assets of this company, and every
contingency being fortified with an timplecap•
ital, security stamps tne whole system. This
feature, paramount to all other 'considerations
commends the company to public favor. Ex.
planato.ry pninphlets, blanks. application papers
information, and every facility will be cheerfully
furnished thepubiic by Mr. E. BEATTY, who
has been duly appointed, agent of this company
for Cutitherland county. Pr. H' HINKLEI? - .
has also been appointed Medical Exominer.
Directors.—Steplion 'll. Crawford, Ambrose
Thompson,l3enjamin W Tingley, Jacob L
FlOrenee, William M Godwin, Paul B Goddard
Lawrence Johnsoir, George 11411enry, James
Devereux, John L
President.—Stephetat: Crawford.
l'ice-Peesident.—Ambrqse W. Thompson. - g
secretary Treasnrqr.—.Charles G Imlay.
.. , /esuary.—....-Manuel Eyre.
CowtseCee .Bttorney.--Thomas Balch.
attlical Exanzinera. Paullß Goddard, 141. D;
William Pepper, M. 1). raug7 1y
VIRE INSURANCM.
THE Allen and East Pennsborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorporated by an act Of Assembly, is now fully
organised, and in operation under the manage
ment of the following commissioners, viz:
Jacob Shelly, %Vm R Gorges, Michael Cock
in, Melchuir Brenneman, Christian Stayman,
Simon Oyster, Jacob H Coover,,Lowis flyer,
Henry Logan, Benjamin II Musser, - Jacob
Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickersham.
The rates of insurance are 4 as low and favors
bl as any . Company of the kind in ihe
Persons wishing to become members are invited
to make application - to the agents of the compa
ny, who aro willing ter wait upon them at any'
time.
JACOB SHELLY, President
EIENRY LOGAN, Vice President. '
LEWIS HYER, Secretary
Mlou, El, CactrLiu, Treasurer.
.1)&17'49.
AGENTS. .-
Cumberland coulay.—Rudolph Martin, New
Cumberland, C B Herman,'lCingstown, Henry
Zenring; Shiremanstown, Robert' Moore and
Charles. Bell, Carlisle. Isaac Kinsey, .Mcchan
iesburg.-Dr; Churchtown. - -
York county.—John She'rrick, Lisburn, John
BOwmrtn.• Dillsburg. Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, Esq., - Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Doniilkanffensberger, W Craft,-
•
HarrishurAr.—tiouser LOClllllfill.
_____Aletuber&lof--the — comptinylurving - Mcies a
,bout, to expire can have them renewed by mak.
:it)g; application to any Of the agents. .
in k OOTOR YOURSELF
LF—FOR - 9.5 GENTS !!
means of the pocket
?.sculapius-, or, Every one
is own Physician ! Twen-
F-fonrth .etlition, with up
fords of a,hundred
shoyingprirateilis
lases in everyy - shone mar
form, and , malfortnstions
if • the generative - system:
trWIII.YOUNG, 111.13„
The time 'has now Ar
:ting froth seeret disease
ie VICTIM OP QUACKERY
zontaiined in this book any
one - May . tire lilinself, without hindrance to bit ,
siness, or theicnowledge of the mail intimate
friend, and witli.one tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the general routine of private disease
it Sully explains the cause of manhood's earl 3 da
cline, with observations on anarringe—besidee
many other derangements which it would not by
proper to enumerate in the public prints.
igr_Afit.p.on. Clad 4—TW EN TY-FIVE CENTEIr"
enclosed m a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, "DR. W YOUNG,No, 152
SPRUCE Street, PIIILADLEPIIIA"Post.paid.
Or(Ult. YOUNG can be consulted on any of
The Diseases prescribed in his different publioa.
icuLs, at his
. 01lices„) 52. SYRULlLAtrFet,eyery.
between 9 and o'cre - ck, (Sundays excepted.
111 ay 1;1 tiso
JI FRESH . ARRIVAL OF
English - and American llardvirare,
Cheaper than Can be r found"this sale of the
Last
/171 HE subscriber• having just returned front
the Eastern cities with a full and bent.%
some assortment ofall'hinds of HARDWARE
of the very host 'Makers and well selected, is
now opening at the Cheap Hardware Statttl ih
North Hanover street, next door to 'Scott's Ho
tel, formerly kept by Henry Glass, where he
would invite all that are in wait of good and
cheap Hardware to give him a call and see and
satisfy yourself of the truth, as we are deform.
tried to sell at a very, small 'advance. Small
profits and quick sales arc the order of the day
To Builders, Carpenters and Others.
A full stock of white, Mineral and Jammed
Knobs, locks and latches,of every description
price and quality, hinges and sorely., window
sash and shutter springs, strait-necked and
barrelled Bolts, of, every kind, mill, cross cut
and circular Saws, hand, panel, ripping and
back Saws, bright, black and blue augurs, o
the very best makers,, Chisels
.broad,poir.ting
hand and chopping . Axes, of different makers
hatchets, planes and plane bite, steel and iron
squares, Ides and rasps, nails, brads and spikes
of all sizes and warranted qf tile best quality.
To Saddlers mid Coach .hfalecrs,
Our stock consists of-a templets assortment of
articles in your line of business. saddlery tools,
brass, silver and- Japaned,- mounting, - carriage
trimmings, broad pacing and. earthling laces
.and fringes, plain and figured canvass,,oi
cloth, top lining cloth and serge lining of vari
ous kinds, white, red, blue and black potent
leather Dashers, silver and brass plate, Deer
!fair, rosette, hubs. fellows, spokes, bows; clip
tic springs, iron axles malleable castings, &c..
• . To Cabinet and Shoe Jffuleers, -
A full'otock of shoe-deit awl findings, boot mo.; ,
.roccos, 'French kid, straits, Morocco and linin g
and binding skins, lasts, tacks, pegs, hammers
pinchers and French/increase, kit of every de
scription, superior copal varnish; Japan and
black varnish, malthgany and maple Vanessa,
moulding, beading, resets, glass, mineral and
mahogany knobs dove' y size and style.
- To Blacksmiths, Farmers and Others.
10 to..s of assorted bar iron, m ermined to be of
the best quality. 'A splendid assortment of bar
and rolled, iron, hammered, horseshoe, scollop,
Thing!), brotid an narrow, tire,,rolled., horse shoo
bar, band, round, and minaret iron, cast, shear,
spring, English and Amerjeau blister steel, Eng.
fish Wagon boxes,' Carriage boxes in setts, an
vils, vices, files, rasps, horse shoo nails. &.c.
• • To Housekeepers.
A beautiful _assortment of cheap fancy goods,
such as .wailers, trays, plain and fancy knives
and forks, butcher knives and steels, briitanin
lamps, brass candle sticks, Brittannia and silver
table and tea spoons, plated butter knives, pro.
serving kettles, emoothing irons, iron anthill
nod tea and oval boilers, iron frying_and.bread
pans, weshbonrds, tubs, churns, buckets, (roil
pots, wash kettles, end stow pans, &c.
.To Gunsmiths, Marksmen and Others. , •
Rifle and Gnu Barrels, tone action, ping,
nipplp and back action Gun Locke, gnn mount,.
ing and gun breech': coals, skeet brass and
German ether ornaments. &e. ~ •
To Painieri. -'. •
froell 14 'of 'Wfulip'iilre puro, mid extra
While Load, °Wand turpentine? varnishes, la.
pan,, white Ond.red ..load,.yolloW nod Greoir
Oaint, gromid yollow, °Oro, &c.
'and dfforlesmen. - -
A-goci .
d 'antiortarnint of „ double refined powder
rock powder, of ,eixtrti quality, Safotv,(l)oe; slim;
flints- and , liar. lend, roppn: of nil ,iiiocio,:cor
thrashing nuichipos and yolr.Biggvo. and a
,thousand other articles too humorous to Mean;
all wei,nek is to gtva us' a call, nod we are con-
Gdnnt-,you will 1 I good assortment of llard. -.
ware.ond:;chaageFC OPP , ettlf . bo . :: found any
'other . , Masa this side of t i mon st,, Give a
call is. all wo ask, attlna 'Ad ..and well known - .;
Hardware Stand' lartmorlY,lm4
lea, in North Ormoyor stroot o , next -donrmo:
Pknt's:llatel;:fortuurly bout hr ,fittruit.
:LJA9P.o,l4kaign.
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CHERRY PECTORAL:
• For the Cur'e of - •
COUGItS,. COTATItS,
7ao.ll.,li.SEN.USS,_BßON
warrrzs, CROUP, AS TB
-0 orx rtG -COUGH
.0.1%T8 CONSITIVIPTION.
Among the numerous discovtries Science has
multi in this-generation-to - facilitate the business
of life—increase its enjoyment, and cven,prolong
he ferm,of human existence, none can be named
more'real..valuc to knanhind, than this contfibu
lion? of Chemistry to the Ile lleg Art.• 'A vast trial
of-its virtues throughout t tie broad country, has
proven beyond a doubt, that no mcdic - ine or con
bination of medicines yet known, can an surely
I control end cure the numerous varieties of piqmo
nary, disease which, have hitherto swept from our.
midst thousands and thousands every yenr.
deed, there is now abundant reason to ballet:era
Remedy has at length been found which can be
relied on to cure the most dangerous affections of
the lungs. ..Our spate here will not permit us to
publish any proportion of the cures effected by its
use. but we would present the ndlowing opinions
of eminent men, and refer further enquiry to the
circular witch the Agents below named, will al-.
ways be pleased to furnish free, wherein are lull
particulars, and ind ispumble proof of these facts.
FRDM TEE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE, THE
CELEBRATED PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"James C. Ayer—Sir: I have used your Cnen
nv in my own caso of deep-seated
Bronchitis, and am satisfied front its chemical
constitution. that it is an admirable compound for
the relief of laryngial and, bronchial difficultits:
If my opinion us to its superinr character can ha
of any service, you are at liberty to use it as you
think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
Fiom the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, M. D., L. L. D.
rII9FMON 9F CHEMISTRY, MaNNAOLOOY,
YALE COLLEGE, MEMBER OF TOE LIT. HIST,"
MED. AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES
• • OF . A.SI9ItICA AND ECILOpE. ‘ ,
•
"I deem the ,C11E1111.1( l'Earoant an admirable
composition from some of the' best articles fit the
Materia. Modica, and a very effective remedy fur
the class of diseases it is intended to Mire."
New Aaven. Ct., Nov. I. 1649.
MAJOR PATTISON, President of the S. C.
Senate, states ho has used tim , CitunnY PthronaL
with wonderful success to-ewe nu inflammation
of the lungs.
FKOM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS
=BM
Dr. J. C. Ayer, LOWell. Dear Sir :—I am now
constantly using your CHERRY PECTORAL in my
practice, and prefer it to an , other medicine fur
pulmonary complaints, From observ ation y of
many severe cases, 1 am convinced it will cure
coughs, Colds, and diseases of the lungs, that have
put to defiance all oilier remedies. .
I invariably recommend its use in cases of 'con
sumption, and -consider it'-much the best rerfiedSr.
knoWn for that disease. Respecifully_ymire
- I. S. CUSHMAN, IVL D.
PRERADED AND SOLD - BY - , JAMES C.
AVEIt, - PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LO WELL,
MASS. ,
•Sold in Catfish:o)pr. S.rElliott.- S.-A.-lltibbartl
and Dr. Rawlin's—in Mechanicsburg by Dr. Ira
Day—in Newvillo by J II Flerratt—in -Shippens
-burg by J. C. &11. B. Aidelt, and by Druggists
generally throughout the State. • •
Juhe 18, .1861.
133%t'inctinziEJki,t --
celebrated Family . Itieaicines.
It concerns every one. Cholera can be -cured
. Dr. Reeler% Sarsaparilla Panatiea- For
- the removal and permanent cure of al •
Diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood and habit
• of body,
The All-wise Creator hits implanted in all
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
bdlum from w,,bieh all parts of_living_matte-_,
derives its renovating elennente, and-consequent
ly, upon which the life of organized, beings de
pond, it is probable that in cases of accident,
or where artificial means have been employed
to deprive it of en essential property, the vital
effects of the whole system will be directed *to.
award iestorMg_ttaLlhaLpropest ln all eon--
stitutional and hereditary affections, this fluid
has undergone some primary alteration, which
is the cause of the srecial disease, or which os
aentially contributed to its production. Reale
ration to health .can—only-be-obtained by a re- -
movul of the inorbific cause through the medi
um of the ,circulation, and .1)r. Keeler's Sarsa
parilla, is the most powerful modifier of agent
effecting this fluid known. See pamphlets. -
Illackrvoodlown, N. J., June 6, 1848.
Dr. Kecler-,Dear Sir: I urn entirely out of
your Panacea. 1 . was called upon day before
yesterday for half a dozen. Your medicine is
becoming very popular where I:have introduced
it; and 1 think the more it is used the more 'pop
ular it will get.. Respectfully yours,
Wu. PAR
rCSP.For details, certificates, &c., see circus
hue, Ste, Price 81 per bottle, largo size, 6 bot
tles $5
DR. KEELER'S COUGH SyRUP
Among all the remedies _before the
.public
this stands premminent in incipient consump•
ion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, - Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonou y
organs occasioned by cold: Too mach. praise
council 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 cure or no pay. Price only 50
cents. . _
DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CARNII
NATIVE
Every family whether rich or poor, who val
nes health and all its blessings, thould have this
invaluable remedy ut hand. It is infinitely the
beet remedy known fur Di:lrritate, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera
cramp,
Cholic,
Flatulency, griping pains, cramp, Me.. and for
all diseases of. the stomach and bowels' caused
by. Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physician's and others unsolicited :Idle given it
a reputation aa firm as adamant. M 7" Price
25 cents per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S VERIVIIFUGE SYRUP.
This remedy Is pleasant to the 'taste, harm•
less to the patient - and nll powerful in removing
all kinds of worms from the body. It ie with
otit doubt, the cheapest, and best worm destroy
inilbedicino before • the public,'and. will Wad.
ministered according to directions, remove
thorn within five or six liours after taken. The
dose is small, and each bottle contains twice as
much as similar remedies. Price only 25 cents
per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S LIVER AND SANATIVE
OM
Although nut recommended as a "cure Elk'"
yet they are the . suiluest and beet remedy tore .
MVO Constipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia - , .1111-
iousness, Nervousness; Foul Stomach,' Dcad•
ache, indigestion, etc. 'Mike s.llfis - r purgative
medicines theyleuve the buyelsalways relaxed
and consequently aro ,tho , proper medicine for
for females and persons leading a solitary life.
Price 25 cents.
DR. KEELgirs numnanTio LOTION
A justly,-lelobrated external application for
Painaof the Chest; Neuralgia, Headache, Spr'ns
Bruises, Tio . Ddloieux, Swellings of the Joints,
•Rheumatisin; Geet;sciatica and for allilisor
dere wherein. a sedative and rubefaciant reme
dy is applicable. Price - twenty-five cents per
bottle.
All of die above eolcbrnted end extensively ,
used medicines', are prepared and sold
Wholo
sirlo and. Rend), at :194 ItlCE'r bfftEET,
Philadolidila.'• • •
--For vale by S.. gLLIO'rT, Corlinle ; A. G.
Miller, Dieltinvon; . Alessra. Altiek,' Sh ippene
bluff,. J. r..Spuliv, Muclianicsbnro, M. Ditner,
Slilaeinanalowen and In'every town' throughout
iho Bounty' and State. - Panneri.l4, 18.11
rzazi 1171101 1
,EIL rp.001 1 ..•
DLA Fife end Water Proot
whip]] Jhoe ,boon eo extqq§civolY used: rot
iho Nat stir' yeare with. the inmost ouceaso
tho more llousce,•Stearnhoatb 4E6', nota
oingleintennoo is known where n
For solo by ' , .• sArri! .
• JELITNIr \ LIIp,
TINNY I rIN Vaior extraole—freib
frolnkliPlisaaes.l4tetbOr with a vpiendid rat
-10),/ttkent s.papallno rerfutaarY• " 1 4 9 ' t. "
OckPuOloroolei„ithar:to the Poat office
£Biir dUnn off'
Prici
VAUGHN'S,
I=IOMMMO mirrtritE!
, .
Large 13.ottles:—Outly Ope. Dollar;
.. . .
flits Propriotor of tho Groot American Remody " Vatroun.
VICOITAIILY LITIIONTII:tTle MIZTUAIt." induced by tle
argent solicitation', of his Agents, throughout the Unita
Biome and Canada, boa now
•
.-Itedidett the Prioo ' •
41" 1u popular arid ivellicnorrn article; and fooin'thla
tareafertli, be will put op but one alas only,.—hie
aottloi:—the retail pato* wiill•be' ' ~
ODE DOLLAR.
The public may rost assured that the character of the Mesh ,
Strength,. and curative. linrowlAs :69//I,i St ii(Al
- ixeisixoßD; - and the same lora bir irositoweil in pro' i
misc. it as berets:rime. -
As this - medicine, under - itsnidneid"price, will lie purchase
if tborevfho have not hitharto made tharerolves acquaints
with Its virtues, the proprietor, would beg to intimate that hi '
article is not to be clawed with the weft amount of "Remedis
or the day :" it claims : for itself a grsatsr Addling passer, s
all distases, than any saw , prepared" nom bcfor* to
world: and has 'warner; •mcif for eight wrote by its auperlr
medical virtues, and;until thin reduction, cororrutdod' doubt
ho price of any other article in this We.
`NOTICZ PAItTICOLA*f; Odd 'article ado . yohli groat ban
ng Porter and iertaintr, upon the
Bleed, Liver, Kidneyr,
. „
tad all other organs. upon the oroim action of which IA on
melth depend. • •
•
•
Thin medicine he. a iintly high Mute " a remedy for
Biopsy andGravei;
and all dimmer of that nature.' it may be relied upim who
dte intelligent phyrican hae abandoned hir patient, and ft
ham dhtresaing d Mean u ,,moni eepeciall.f.DßOPeg,' the prop'
"tor would earnemly and honestly recommend it. At j
'relent price it la easilyobtained by all, and the trial will area
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
tom' Please ask for pamphlets —the meats give them away
they 000tain over eizteen page. of Judo% (fit addition to fa
medial matter),valuable for household purpo.es, and wide
will save many dollars per yea. to practical housekeepire.
_These receipt. era introduced : to make the book of inn - -
value, elide from it diameter alflUl ailvertuing medium ft
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in the form
t otters from all parts of the country, may be relied upon.
gam"' Vaughn'. Vegetible Lithontriptio Mixture "•-•th
Great: American Remedy, now for pale, in -quartbottles at g
each, email bottle. et 60 eta eaohJ No small b ottle.. wed h
tuned alter the present stock is dlaposed of.
Principal Office, 207 hfahtliftreot,
O. U. VAUGHN..
Bold Wholesale and pl ciLootT moccesort
co., im Maiden Lone, Nov York City.
N. B.—All bitten (eieopting from agents and dealer. xib
whom he Minutia baldness) most be limit Dahl, or no atlantic .
id be given to them.
S W. Ilaversilck,,Carliale, '
J C& GB Altick, Shippensburg,
Russel & Dice, Dickinson, ,
.T F Spahr, 114echani ,, srturg,
A H Zager, Kingstown. _
OctlG
Valuable School Books,
UpIiBLISHED BYTHOMAS,COWPETH •
.WAITS Itt GO., 53 MARKET STREET,
PHI ADELPHIA , nod - for sale by ell.the book
sellers iirthe United Stutes.: • : ' '
Al TCHELL'S PRIMARY - GEOGRAPHY;-
easy-itdroduction - to - the study of Geogra
phy, designed for children, and completely il-
lustreted by 120 engravings and 14 colored
maps.
- MrteltEnt'S INTELOIL:DLATS —
The ,textjko_e;cccoiws theillustratiofts, and the--
- forty beautiful maps are printed together in one
quarto volume. •
1111renELL's • SCTIOCIL GEOGRAIIiIt ATLAS,
a system of _modern Geography,:eomprising a
_desei iption.of.the presentetate.ot the world Aud—
its five great divisions. , Embellished withnu
merous engravings and illustrated by' no excel
lent Aline containing 28 handisonic and 'necurate -
colored maps. -This series of Geography by S.
Augustus Mitchell has been wholly or partly,
introduced into the public
,and. private_schools--
of all the_princlpel cities souttowns of theUith.-
Mil - States nod after a full and fair trial of its
mer it s in these SOITAS, it NIS rccciyed attalinosL_ _
univershrrecommetaintion. - -
M Lion ELL'S ANCIENT GEM' A Pll Br. ATLAS
An ancient, classlind and sacred Geography,
embellished with engravings of remarkable
events, views.of ilileidnt cities, etc., and LISSOM- _
paned bY"ancieritWilas - containing 12 beautiful
colored maps. -
MITCHELL'S ATLAS OP OUTLINE.MAPS
Mitchell's Biblical and Sebbeth,School Geog
raphy; With Maps and embellishments. - Mitch
ell's Key to the study of Maps. and Carroll's
KeY • to Mitchell's Geography; are excellent and
popular books, and are - becoming very exten
sively used in the bestaellools_oLottecountry..._,.—
' t rll ItEENE'S LI:SSON IN GRAMIAII, based
upon the construction and analysis of sentences;
designed as an introduction to the:"Analysis,P
GnEce•E's an_
treat'se on the limes
tore of the English language, ivith_illustrationt
And exercises adapted t 6 tho•use of schools, by
'Samuel S. Green A.. 111., Principal of the
• telps-Graminae-gehooli-Boston.
These books hive already is the short time
they have been published,obtaMed a very
tenure circulation, having been introduced into
the public schools of•floston. Baltimore, Pills.
burg t Cincinnetti,
Miter towns, sad recommended by •
those who have tried them in their schools, as
without _question the best English Granule:it's
in existence.'
EWAN'S .SCHDDL READER'S.
h ire rit/MAITY, SCUOOL READ let is
intended for beginners. lit contains a lessen
ups 1 each of the elementary sounds of the lan
guage The'Primary School Reader, part 2d,
contains exercises in articulation, arranged in
connection with easy reading lessonti. The
Primary Reader, part Sil, 1s designed - for the •
first class in •_Primary Schools, and the lowest
class in Gramthar Schools.
lIE GRAIRSTAR Solon REAnzE, ig designed'
foie,lie middle class in Grammar Schools.and
sotitains exercises in nrtieulation arranged in
connection with reading lessons
THE DISTRICT SellOOL READER, is design
for the highest classes, in Jolting and prialite
schools. It contains exercises in articulation,
pauses, mid inflections of the voice with such
rules and seggesstions asore deemed useful.
Tun Iturraticriva Itannun ; or n 'Course o
Rending on N . fitUrill I history; Science end Lite
rehire designed for adieu's.
'111r; SPELLING ROOK: •
Consisting of words in columni MOT:sentences
far oral-and written exercises. It is a complete
and systematio series of .exerei.es in English
orthography. . • ,
This highly poptitir series - of rendin g books,
pail this spelling honk • were compiled by
in: D. Swap, Of...lfoston, and judging fnin to'
rapid introduction into schools whiclrtly have
obtained In the Eastern and Middle: States and
iu ninny, of the Western and Southern States,
we think they , Bee really better adapted to the
wants of teachers and scholars, than any. ,other
yet published... The publishers haven very large - - --
number of recornmetidatiooi from public school
committees, teachers anti others friendly to edit. - -
cation.,
FROST'S HISTORY OF THE V. STATES.
One vol., 12 um for - high schools and aesileti- -
mies.' The nine work oond.tiised
or common schools,l vol. 18 mo.
JARVIS'S PRACII,CAL PitUdOEODE, Co he use
of schools and families, 1 vol.' 1. , too. with
engravings. . .
. PRIMARY PIII6IOEOOE, by 11c(r11 . :1111C . author, 1
vol. 18 mo.
..Haar Ibex sic Antyit 7 stari c, F.A . Adams,
intended fee primary canna - on schools.
ARITHMETIC IN„'I'WO PARTS.
13y the .same author. Part -first—advanced
lessoovin mental aritlinwtio ; part second—
rules and examples for privitice in written arab
.mitio, for common and high schools, '—
A Key to. examples for practice in written
aritometic, for the use of teachers, by the same
author. '•
fhesq 'arithmetics have secured very high • •
recommendations from teachers 'of schools and , _
ncademies;and from professors in several of our
collegessitti (rein ethers interested is the conic
or education In Various sectiona of,tho
'r. C. lso publish -instirother School
uooks, which Cu., ;here is not room le; enumerate.
here, 'besides Law ,
hliseellaticous Boot:a, and tey arc' Pr.lia •
i•ed to atisiver orders fat• jitipkain'every, depart
meat or knowledge.' ;(..o" , -
'ilium; and others, supplied - ME this anal ritvur ,
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