13
TRUST.
DT DIMITIN4:, TOPPER.
ME
• "My tithes arc in;tliy
Yet will:1'0bn! le alfmy feara;
aug.meroy,.graoious Lord, appears,', •
T9.guido nnithrougli . tbis vale of tears,
•.••-• •• ~ ;And•be my strength ;.
'Thy mercy iuklei the ebb and flow • ,
Of. health and joy, or pain and woe,
To:.weatrmy..heart from all lialow;
,• To•Tbim et length.'
Yes--4reloeune pain—whiah Thou has sent—
'
Yea,:-fareWell,hlossing--Thou bast lent—
With Moe' alone, I rest content, '
For Thou art heaven;--.
'l4 trust reposes, safe and still,
On the wise goodness of. Thy will, . -
Gratefal.fOr
_earthly' good or ill
'.Which Thou halt given. •
O blessed friend! 0 blissful thought!
With happieSt,conselation fraught,l 7 -
Trust Theo I may, 'mill, I ought,
To doubt were sin• —
_
2L_Titeniet_whatever storms arise„
Their ruler site above th o skieS,
-And lifting unto I[im mine eyes,
'Tie calm within.
Dangers may threaten, foes molest,
Poverty brood, disease infest,
Yea, torn affections wound the breast
. For on,e Sad hour;
But Paith looks to her homo on high,
Hope caste around a cheerful eye,
And, love puts all the terrors by
• - With gladdening power.
To Young Wien.
'There is no moral objeot ao beautiful to me
as a conscientious young man. I watch him
as Ido o star in.the %miens: clouds may be,
before film, but we know his light is behind
them, and will beam again; the blaze of o
thers' prosperity may outshine him, but, we
know that thottgh unseen,. bo illumes his own
true . spherel:,; He resists temptations not with
', out a . struggle,,,for that is not a virtue ; but ho
• does:resist-and conquer; 'he hears the ear
. 'casm of profligate and it stings him; for
httt is the trial of virtue, but he heals the
wounds by . his own pure touch.— Ho heeds not
the watchwri;dl of fashion if it leads_ to sin;
Cie atheist; 7 ;who 'say/ not only in his ,heart but
with his there is no " controls him
!tot,' for ho dies the, hand of creating God,
and reveres peraeve ng God, and re
_ jpicea in it.
. .
• ••
Woman is sheltered by fond arms and lov
ing counsel; old age is protected.-by its expo
rieece, and manhood by its strength; but the
young ninn stands amid the temptations of the
world likh a self-balanced -tower;-happy--he
who seeks and'gains the prop 'and- shelter of
„morality. Onward, then, conscientious youth 1
rain thy standard, and 'nerve4lyielf for good
ness.. if God has given thee ihtellegtual pow
er, awaken-it in that cause; novel let, it be
said of thee lie helped-to swell the tide-of sin.
.11Y pouring Lis-influence into - channels.—
If 'Woe.' art - feeblq, fit mental- strength throw
snot that into - the . polluted current. Awake-,
arise,yoUng mai! 'assume the beatitiful garb
of virtue !.it is easy to' sin; but it, is difficult
to be pure and holy. Put on Thy strength
then! 'let thy Chivalry 'be aroused against er
ror! let truth tie the lady of thy love--defend
Rose. = ' •
The Bible,
4 .'1 am of -the opinionthattho Bible contains
anoto true snllliniity; ,inore -, exquisite beauty;
=ore pure-morality, miore important history,
sand aner.strains of pCetry and eloquenco, than
!can he
age
from othdr books, in what
ever .or language thoy
_may 7 have v been
writteii.''—air•lritticint,
"I will hazard the assertion that no - man ev
er did or ever Willhecomotruly eloquent, with
out being wconetant reador of,,the Bible, and
an admirer of the purity and-sublimity pf its
languagc."Fisher Amis.
"Tho Biblels a book worth more than all
the other books Vadoh•wore•ever printed,!"
"Young num,,attend to , the voice of ono who
has possessed a certain degree of fame in. the
world, and who will sbortlympipear before his
Maker; read the Bible 'every day of your
fe."—Dr. Samuel Johneon.
.ILive - not for• Self.
Who are the happiest mew? They who live
to benefit others—Who are always ready with
-a word to encourage—a smile to cheer—a look
to persuade, and a dollar to assist. They are
never fearful lost a good trade, or an excellent
;bargain should fall , into 'the hands of,a poor
neighbor—but the more•rojoice when such a
one meets with encouragement. In this cold
and selfish world such characters are tare;
but yet there area few-God-like minds, who
are not altogether /swallowed up in self; who
read their duty in the scented flower, the pas
sing breeze,.the rolling ocean, and the blade of
grass. Such men we.honoi Wherever we find
thein--in the palace or ~the hut—around our
.dwelling or•on a far;distant-Island. We see in
their, characters true glory and wisdom. Like
just stewards manifold, grace of GO,
they impartto . othersqa Mich' a degree, us .to
lease their Makir, and secure .a passport to
endless felicity: ' '
A
To .
sthe , ruidleaSWlVl M PORTER would
.respectrulV,fnfoitril, the , Ladies that he has
tfitted np the, .itiOnt' recently, occupied. by Mies
Betsey:Kerma; 'next door to the old stand asa
stADJES-$.14014 STO.RE EXCLUSIVELY,
where'they will find a well selected assortment
, of gaiters, buskins; ties; slippers, from the b eat
manufactories - in 'Philaddlphia;`and also o t his
own make; to which their attention is invited.
C: Aisle , may. 7 '
.oi-eat-Bargains.
Tj'ARRISONS• COLIThItIIAN INK:—In
order to dispose of stock now on hand, I
will sell a few dozen at 20 per cent .below the
-manufacturer's emit prices. Country merchants
would do well to give men call. •
JUne - 1.8th,'51. , SAM'L A HUBBARD.
• •
- China' and Ordekenr Ware.
• • white 'Granite Stone Ware,
each Dishes:; Flares, Ten Sets, covered nd
uncovered dishes, bowls, toilet and eho-iber
sew pitchers, &e.„.togetner with a lot o
- Blue Liverpool Ware,'
all of-the latest style and shipes, also, all the
various articles of the best common
While and Edged WaVe.
The assortment includes a row-plain
h r hiteand.Gold Band. China Tea Sets,
of the'llest quality and style, and also all the
aeceszary articles 'of the best Granite, Stone
and Blue Liverpobl Ware Minable for any sized.
„Dinner, or Tea Sets, ,
as may be wanted, tniethor with a variety of
_Glass Ware, including a fine assortment of
Bar and Zibte
dish es, footed‘ and Other bowls, goblets, wine
glasses, lemonades, lamps, Sco, • The prices
for ail of which are' fixed at the lowest cash
prices. We invite our friends who are in wont
of articles in our line to give. us a call. •
• mars • • J W EBY.
• , JENNY LIND
JENNY' LIND. and other extracts—fresh
from Roussel's, together with a 'aplendid as
4sortmeat of Soles and Perfumery, at the Cen-
tral Drug Store, next door. to the Post office.
RAW.LINS & MeCULLOCH.
Carriage 'ror Sale,
. R „
A NEW OCKAWAY will he eold,low,
the owner' hasing"now further use for the same.
Enquire of the Editor,; ' [fulyi6
Eight Teachers Wanted, '
THE. s ch Er
eel Directors of ctutliarizpton tp.
Cumberlandtn ancei ..st the public,
boucle orilohn',Clorlt-',ljkShipPoOstlPM, cm th e
NlDlTHdrt i' a `4 olll 4l l 3Tr to examine tench%
ere and,giva pat eitiiVichciolco„ Ity orderer , the
2°nrd* BAll4oBkT.,ltrYt,L9ltr,P*Vr•
•
;; , Bonnettf , and , Ri
WE havil 'jukt'teCri#4,,B4r 4;4417",4
0 . 8.45 4 04 0 1 V- 1 04 - 8
, o , l gigriVi i 4 02V. , 8
to whratiw o f n vi,t e .attantiOn'otthe hidiet:• •
nu4r7,', _
2.4 t, & W BFINTZ::
lIIM
SE
MEMMEE
GG74.
etares - ct 04ops.
- f irttensives. Cabinet
to OREM' B. SMILEYi-tiuCitess'orpwar.
C. Gibson, CABINET.mAIt.i.m ,
p NITAKER; North lianoyar street;
ttvould reatieotfulliinforna the citizens of Catliale
and ith& public . genitrally' that ho mild his on
! • • • hand a latga'assortinent anew
and elegant •FurtNilvitE,'
consisting in part of Sofas,
Card ' and ,'Other
fables, Bureaus, Beardrobesdsteads, plain and fancy
lowing Stands, &c:: manufactured of the best
natertalif and quality warranted.. Aleo'r gene :
al' assortment of Chairs at the, lowest prices.—
trenitinn; Blinds, made to bidet' and repairing
,romptiy;attended to. Mr - COFFINS made to
•rdor nt the shortest notice. and having a spier',
hearse he will attend funeralii in town or
. ountry. rDont forget the old stand of Wm.
' Gibson,
,in North ittnover:strect,_ a : few
doorsmilt of Glisa's - Hretbh •
Sept 4-ly.. ' R. B. SMILEY.
-a Corner of Ranover,and Loather set, Vanish...
HG undersigned has allvays on hand a large
stock of superior Cabinet Ware, in all the
ditibrent styles, which he is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. Ito invites attention partic
ularly to the Pateni Spring. Bottom Bedstead, a
most useful article which entirely obviates all
objections. The'Qttom can be attached to old
- Bedsteads, They have given entire satisfac
tion to ell who have them-in use.
IrreOFFINS made to order at the shiirtest
notice.
Carlisle, Jury. 22, 185.1 COB.FTTER •
TAMES R.WENVER Airould- 'respectfully
el call the attention of House Keepers and the
public to hie extensive stock of ELEGANT
FURNITURE. including Sofas, Wardrobes,
Coatre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus and every other article in his branch of
business. Also, now on hand the largest as
sortment of CHAIRS in Catlisle, at the lowest
prices: - Colfins made at the shortest notice
and a Hearse provided for funerals. Ho Belie.
its a call at Ills establishment on North Hano•
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL, N. B,.—Fur.
nitare hired out by the month or year.
Carlisle, March 20, 1850.—1 y
rAmvxmvs Erarolutrivx! .•
r in llE subscriber would respectfully; invite
I the attention of farmers to his assortment
. of PLOWS, nnw manufae
- tured near Craighead's Mill
in South Middleton township,
. four m iles south' of Carlisle.
-• • My assortment consists of
Withrow's,.Stuckey's and Ball's' patterns.—
The Casting will all be ground. l will ale°
make GRAIN CRADLES.,of the moat im
proved patterns. All orders directed to Wan.
L.. Craighead, Carlisle, will •be attended to
with prumptnese, and_ Plows or Cradles deliv,
.
erod any part of the county free of charge.
WM. L. 'C RAIGHEAD, Propt,r.
DAVID STUCKEY, Ofanufacer
Feb.l9 6m •
itilrlifE undersigned ,respectfully informs his
1 frietfds and rho Ipublidgenerally, that ho
,e. 77. • • has just returned from
re . .:- .
.. Philadelphia, ha v.i n g
__,...... ,)i
..,
.<._
,it::. purchased the most-tqc
z ~.7,-, 7 •,,,.. tensive, as well as the
9 ::c.r.... , :-., cheapest assortment of
• , •• 7 • - i, e
n. • . • W atches Jewelry,
. • ,47 , •
. . w
&c., ever brought„to Carlisle. - His stock con
sists in part of
Gold anti Silver Palest Lever Watches, •
Gbh! and.Stiver (Watched do. do. '
' Gold and Silver Lepine Watches. •
in slwrt every variety of Watches at all prices.
Gold Guard and Vost Chains, Medallions,
Watch Keys,-Ear Rings, Fingerings; Breast.
Pins, Gold, and Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
pen's and cases and Bracelets in groat variety.
A splendid article of Gold, Sliver, German
Silver, and Blued Steel SPEC
. TACLES, which are unsurpass•
-- ed ikti - tro'lityllSy any, other :Miele west - al Phil
adolphia, and which can be sold at least 20 per
'cent cheaper than , in any ether establishment.
in the country. Also a large lot of • '
cornprisind-Table and Tea Spoons, Butter
Knives; Srlt Spoons, Fruit .Knives; Thimbles,
&c. Also, Card•Coees. Porte Monnaies, Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with a grtMt
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.
==2
Ira:dies, Clacks and Jewelry Repaired,
Ho invites all to call and examine his stock,
assured that none can fail go hre suited in qual
ity, quantity and pules. His artfcles.are cash
purchases, consequently, he can afford to sell
lower than tho_stme articles can belpurchatimf
elsewhere. Call dt the -old stand, a few doors
west of Burkholder's Hotel.
January 15, 1851—ly ' T. CONLYN.
A Voice from the " Beriit
Nonyer's Candy Factory Itebrd
, THE subscriber would respeetfully announce
to his friends and the public generally,'that
Factory which was destroyed by the late fire,
has. been rebuilt,
and he i§ now prepared,to
furnish them with
manufactured of the best materialywhich.he
will sell wholesale: or retail at the old stapd
in North Hanover street, a few doors north of
the bank, where he has just opened a general
assortment of • '
consisting of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pea
Nuts; SUL — Flo would also call attentia to his
large assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glass, Wood, Gum and
Cliina, of endless varictirie. In connection
with the' above, he has on band a prime lot of
'FRESH , GROCERIES,
consisting of Sugars, Coffees, Toss, Molasses
Spices, Crackers, Matches, Blacking, Stc.
Als a prinio lot of CIGARS, of the bes
brands.
The 'subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
a generous public- tor the 'patronage bestowed
on hint, and hopes by a desire to please to me
rit a continuance of the same. He would also
return lhanks to the Firemen and Citizens tot
their efforts to savo his pro arty on the night
of the late conflagration
Carlisle, apt
THE subscriber has on hand - alarge• and
well selected assortment 'of MUSIC of all
Ends, consisting of Songs, Marches,, Waltzes.
Polkas, &c., also instructions for Piano and
other instruments. " Berlini's Method" for
piano, "Mazrm Mothod for the Violin, &c. and
a supply of Violin and Guitar Strings,Crif first
rato quality at city prices.
Having made an ,arrangemcnt with an im
hPorting and publishing 110080 In Philadelphia,
e will be constantly supplied wills new Music
and able to furnish anything in that lipo at short
notice'' and upon , reasonable terms. • Music
!Poachers will find it for their interest to call
and examine • for themselves at the ceinor of
Pitt and 'High streets, opposite the Mansion
House - Iml9l S. A. HUBBARD.
CALL at,Randina' npat door to the P 0, and
, you oan buy 13oolt8 and Music at leas than
city prices. (May 28,'51. •
• • Turquoise, ' •
Alabaster, and other. Fancy Lampe,—Lemp
Mate, and paper shades, just received, next
door to to the PO. ' [May 28,'51.
. .
Linen Drilling.
A general assortment of white and colored
Linen Drillings for Men and. Boy's wear, just
reePivocl by (May 21.'51) G HITNER.
J U S I'. received .ane4Or lot of ' Bonne'
Frames of tho latest, style. Also, Bonnet silket
Silk and Satin Lininipi of various colors. '
deal IW HI TNER
. ,
Patent Starch•,Polleh,
IhIOR giving a henatiful gloss to Linens, , Nus.
JI: lins, Collars, gtU - and prevents dust from
sticking to Linens, &c. It ,'contains nothing
injurious.. Just received by ; • , '
• • dean G, W urTNER.
10THBRIAL OlL—Always fresh, constant.'
— A• 4I I- 1 /,.,40#4 'On :land 'at HUBBARD'S Drug
Stato:l. [mart
1117ytAZI 44 WATER 114002 1 :
Pireand Wateil'imor
litrt h sTa h ': : y h e n a a re t Ti l lh_t 6 t 6 .. x u t t e nt nel s v t e , i su Y ' C O 9 n r
the roofs oiVI-lonseso4toearMbottoti,;;
instanse Intowniwltire Whin •
For sale by-: [Wm
, .
iCara W
013,,14
Extensive Furniture Rooms
A SI'LrNDXD STOCIE
siLvER-walla,
CHOICE' CANDIES,
FRUITS AND .Nuys;'
P. MONYER
~M~~~c ms's
Books and Music.
To 111EillAnors.
iqceitanous, a
DRUGS 'DRITGS'I
.. ~. .
. ~,, , '..Fresh.Sprineaupply !,., . ~
Tt-HAVElditiitireived,d aSh sfock Of .11Ied:
f
. '
icines, .Paints ; Glass, '
..Oil, .&c.,—which
fi
ttvintbeen •piirchased•with 'great Care 'it:the
beet eity'hbuses:Tcon.capfidently recommend
to •Familles',' Physicians, Country, 'Merchants
anffDealers, atr bein ft fresh wand itro..' ',....,;
~;
'Patent Medicines,' Herbsaii&Eitincto, ' ••-
,Finel l eini . cals,.. Spicei,grOtind and Whale
Instruments, , -• Essences, . . „- 3 '
Pure Pasting Oils. .Perfuniery,' , dra. , ,
' Cod Livet. Oil—Warranted Genuine..
DYE-STUFFS: • ',,
1
L. and Cam' Woods,
Oil Vitriol' *. •.
Copperas, ~ •
- Lac Dye, '. •. ..-! , ..:
PAINTS. ''.. • . . ' . ' '•''
Wetherill & Brother's Pure Lead; Chrome
Green and Yellow ; Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen !
tine, Copal and conch Varnish, and lied Lead.
All of which will be' said at the - very lowest;
metket price, Also, a Beast and - Jidendid as
sortment of- -'- •- •
..._ •
~ '
" FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and innpinerable other articles
calculated for use and. ornament, all of wl.ich
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at the
cheep Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub
scriber on North Hanover street.
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
- Allll7l,
S. W. HAVERSTICK
May 28, 1851
ORNAMENTAL NAR/3LE WORKS
®WENS dl. 3RZCHARDS
Recently fron&Philadel.phia..
jjjj ESPBCTFULLY inform- the -citizens-of
ja 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 &-W Bentz's Store, an
elegant stock of mire
O,IIIERICAN WHITE JURELE,
and are prepared to execute in the:most finished
style
Montimints,
Grave Sionss.aLallf.priees,
Door and Window Silty,
torether with. ever, other article in their-line,
and promise 'that in fineness of finish-chaste
ness of .design and, quality--of Marble, .their
work shall, not be. Surpassed by any other estab
lishment.' r
Tliey are also the anthorized agents el Mr
Robert Wood, of Philadelphia. and will fur
nish from his manufactory . all varieties of IRON
RAILING, for tho enclosing of Grave lots and
all other purposes, at the shortest notice and at
Philadelphia prices. They will also finish or
manufacture all kirids of Building Work, such
as Bills,-Stops and Platforms; Ste., at th 6. short
est notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Having had great experience, and 'being em
ployed-in the best shops of, Philadelphia, they
are therefore enabled to Manufacture the most
fashionable work, and respectfully ask a share
of the-patronage of Carlisle and-tee surrounding
country. [Carlisle,.niw6 1850 t
WII WILL HOU summon F
THOUSANDS of bottles of the 'AMERI-'
CAN- COMPOUND have - been sold Or
ing the past year, and__. was never' knOVvn- to
fail of curing, in a few days, of a.cortain deli
cafe disease, Seminal weakness and all diseaees .
of the Urieury organs. Persons afflicted rising
this pleasant and popular remedy, need fear no
exposure; as it leaven no odor on the "bretith,
requires no. restrictions in diet or business—
contains no Mercury or noxious drugs injurious
to the system, and is adapted:to every age, um
or condition. it is also the beat remedy-known
for Flour Albus or Wintee,-(female complaints)
with which thousands suffer, vvithout the know
ledge of a remedy. This celebrated remedy
has long been used in private practice of a i phy ,
sic ion And with unerring success;- radically
curing ninety.nino of the hundred cases in a
few days. Around each bottle are plain and
full directions. • -. •
CAUTION=Ask_ for ,the *AM E'R LC kNi
COMPOUND, atitl-purchnee only of the Agents
Pr ice 91 1 per bottle. For sale by S. ELLIOTT
Carlisle; J. Wyeth, Hartieburg; R. Williams
Colurnbia: by A. Miller, Lancantor; E. Morrie
& Co., 'T . or k (January, 15, 1851.
REmizoviLlAL7
STOVE WARDROOMS AND TIN MAN•
• UFACTORYo,
riIHE subscribers desire to infoillibir friends
and the public that, they -ho rr 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 new and com.
medium manufactory on the West Side of the
said street, a few doors above Louther street,
where they still continue to keep on hand a MR
assortment of every kind of .
Tln;Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware:
.which may be needed by housekeepers- and
others. Their articles are manufactured 'by
themselves, of the beat materials, and in point
of finish and durability cannot be surpassed.
They wilt also manufacture and repair at the
shortest notice all kinds of Distilling Appntntits..
They will promptly attend to the In to of
TLI ROOFING anti 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 - large
variety of
COAL AND WOOD' STOVES,
comprising evcry, variety of plain ten.plate
STOVES,. elegant wood and coal •air.tight
PARLOR STOVES, of the latest styles,
COOKING STOVES of the newest and most
improved inventions, St various prices, which
cannot fail to please every . taste.. They re•
spectfully solicit an examination by the public
of their-large-,and varied assortment of stoves.
Thankful to the public for favors heretofore
extended, and being, determined to relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to their custom.
ere they hope to merit amontinuance of pa
tronage. ,
IgirThe highest bash price will be paid for
old Copper and Pewter. •
MORRIS & HERSHEY.
Carlisle, March 19, 1851-1 y
Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
rjrAVING jtiet returned Ironi New York &
1.1 Philadelphia with the lost aria. Cheapest
Stock of HARD WAE,CUTLERY BUILD
ING MATERIALS, .PAINTS, &c,, ever
brought to Carlisle, I child respectfully reques!
dealers and consumers and all others to gtve
me a eall and see whether they cannot got more
and better goods fur the same money than at
any other place in town. My stock nt . Locks;
Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Naila,.Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c.,completo;and , vdry cheap.
Carpenters' Tool, I have a splendtd 'assort ,
moot. Also, Cabinet Maker's Tools and Ma.
wilds ' viz :- , —Vancers, Maliogany4Mineral and
Glass Bureau Knobs and Varnish.
SADDLERS & COA ell MAKERS, •
con have everything in their, lino cheaper, than
FOR SHOEMAKERS,
I have a first rate stock of Morocco and Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, l'hread and • Wax, and
a superb- assortment of Shoomakori.Toole.. I
havealeo a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts,
made in Harrlahurg, which 'can bay had at no
other place in town, mad at Bull's Prides. To
gether with art assortment of all kinds of Ham;
morod and Rolled Iron and Stoel. •.01. House•
koeping Articles, thavo Knives,' Forks, Spoons,
Waiters, Snuffers' and Trays,TUbe,..Buckets,
&c. . WALL PAP
I have the largest, Handsomest r tuid Cheapest
Assortment in town. And to all Who want
Good and Chopp HARDWARE, I.would say
some and see for yourselves. - •
ocl3o
•
. Pee "Older Vinegar. •
eUST received a fresh barrel of Pure Cide
Vjnegar, of superior quality, and warrant°
free from adulteration. • - - •
' nove G W
• •'‘ Children ' s Cinch! ••. •
of White :.'und
Morino 11,;su ail sizes forphildten._
A
Also '.Lidine Rime. in giant variety, knit"o . penud.
1-;
• • BlaOk Sipe - Zits, •
4:1 - 1E subeeribeir is •liour °tinning, a general
oseortment of Long and Short Block Silk' ALM
mawetyle of Lediee Silk, erkifte,. Lisle Thread
Glovins, and • n'General aileortment, of silk,
thread and Gotten hosiery, ' ' •, ' •
7unela ' • - O , ,AV 'HIT/4141t;
GlOnd, aid pqnarct PIANO*
_
ZIE
.wanyfactu;ers a rvlros: , 4;6' i 'B, 9 'Eutaw
"Stivti'lliatimore • .71.1 d,
I.I[II4INO'FORTES; from,s. to 7 Octaves, in
•in RoSeivoled, Mahogany end ',Walnut cases
of 'various' styles; with and without iron frames,
cOinbining all the imProvements reaniaitO to a
superior instrinnent. • • ••
IC:',sr,'O. have. received from the Maryland
• Institute thejyrai premium for. their Pianos, in'
three successive years, 1848; 1849; 1850. They
have also been. - honored with numerous testinic.
- Mali from all the meat celebrated artists.who
:have used their instruments. Pianos from their
establishment-have :been used at the concerts
. as Lind, Herz, Hohnstook,--Bishop,-.Laborde,
Knout, and - other - eminent: performers. -They
guarantee durability. for five years, under good
care, and will replace , ^ith ,others all which
mat' not give satisfaction,if application be made
irithinsix Months after delivery.
Their Uanufactory , being conducted on the
most - eitenrilye_ scale enables_themtofturnielt.
at the very lowest prices, whole
sale and, retail, Constantly on hand, A. P.
' Jughes' Melodeons, ranging from $45 to $2OO,
for which they are solo agents for this city.
January22.lBsl-1y
erfumery, Fancy. Soap & Paper Bo
/02.62(UPACTORY.
48 Markel street, below Sccond, Philadelphia
LEGG & • CROMPTON, ManufaCtuiera
• of Perfumery., Fancy Soaps and Fancy
'spar Boxes, respectfully call -the attention of
he Druggists and Dealers in Carlisle and the
llpmberland Valley, to their extensive stock of
0/hods., comprising Perfumery; Fancy Soaps
::?owders for the comPlexion, Toileti &c. &c
every variety. Also, afull and complete as.
ortment of Fancy Paper' Boxes, of-every de-
Jription, large or small, round or square, made
'o order at . the , shoncot notice.
tt Don't forget the place, 48 Market street,
Philadelphia. All orders will meet - with prompt
Attention. janls
PIANE FORTE WAREROOMS
Tombs,
Aramles,
StePs, 40
N'o._I7I,CIIESNLT7' STREET, 7 -. 1111...dD'A
-".VDE OLD SI'AND, occupied for more Shea
, one-third of a centory fly. G. Esq. ,
E undersigned would most- respectfully
announce to the public that he is AGENT.
for mere than twenty of the most
—7,414::_ celebrated manufacturemef
. I'ON, NEW YORK,'IPIIILA.
DELPHIA, and elsewhere;_ and
;I constantly reoeiving_from them PIANOS o
Cite richest and most varied styles, of superior
meond of the most superb finish, of 6. 6i, 61,
and 7 Octaves, which are warranted equal
•:o any manufactured either in this country or
Europe: •
• Just received, also, a further supply of Church
Tud Parlor Organs, of beautiful patterns , and
me tones: - •.
WAREROOM is constantly supplied
.rith a choice selection. of, SERAPIUNES.and
t lELODEONS, from the oldest and most ex
tensive manufactories in the United' States ;•a-
Aong whicn. is a new style of REED'' ORGAN
't• aving Carhart's
,patent improvements, with
Alt mites in front, and case elegantly carved,
;nd luldy ornamental
'Tuning• and Repa.ring- , - Sig. Salvador La
4assa, a distinguished Piano Forte_Manufactu
er and Pigan-Builder, will attend to all orders.
sept4.'so - OSCAR Cl 3 CARTER.
Light " Ligh 1.!
. . - - . .-•
t?ine Oil, •Camphine" 8c 'Medal Fluid,
i rk acknowledgedsuperiority and' purity,UF manufactured and for sale at the. loWeet
Wholesale prices,- by DAVIS ' & HATCH . ,
lit the old_established.stand of the late ileum—
man. 2. Davis, CAMDEN - , NEW JERSEYi
there orders by mailer otherwise are solicited,
I.nd prompt attention given. The voice of the
forfifteen seam-earth° award of a
ilver. Medal, and complimentary' notice by
over Militate or iiireompCitors,m
hufficiedt evidence of the excellence of out Oil.
Alcohol, Pitch, Turpentine, Rosin „and 'Spir
of Thrpentine, for sale Wholesale and Re
at the lowest prices. foct3o
Steam Iron . Railing..
WORM &.- pALLAGEKER,
Corner . of .Ridge Road and Bro ad S'ireet,
'PHILARELPHIA.-
WOULD call the attention 'of purchasers to
their elegant assortment of Wrougld
ind Cast Iron Railing for •
CEMETERIES, 1.. •
' BALCONIES,
VERANDAS,
Railing for Qhurches, Public and Private
)3uildings, Public Squares, &c., together with
Mkinds of Plain and Ornamental Iron Work.
ore & Gallagher's Book of ORIGINAL
')ESIGNS; containing the best selection o
,lesigne that has ever been issued, will be sent
,o any porsott.who may wish to make a select
• • • (J0b19.51
BOOTS Arrn,-,-sEcoms.
.THE subscriber his just - received, -a-large
iLibmw.
supply of BOOTS ',54 ; SI - 1058,
for 'Spring and • Suminor Wear,
which makes his assortment very
complete.
It comprises - Gentlemen's French Calf Skin
rnd Morocco Boots, Congress Gaiters, luck
-on Boots, Men's, Boys' and' Youths' Enam
lled' Congress Boots, Calf Skin, Goat and
Cip Brogans, Moroccotßnots, Slippers, &c.—
'l.lso, Ladies' Misses and Children's Gaiters,
luslcins, Ties and Slippers. Every effort will
,o made to please the .citizens of town and
°nutty, who are respectfully solicited to core
inuo their patronage.
Carlisle, may?'
Town Property For , Sale,
THE subscriber offers for title the HOUSE
AND LOT situate on West street
Yfiy, adjoining the residence of Win - . S,
Cobean and Mr. i. rough i , in the o
as of Carl
The lot is D 30
= feet in front and 120 feet deep run•
dog to an alloy. The house is a subbtantial
came building.,one story and a half high, and
I good order. There are a . number of choice
runt trees on the lot, and. the .property pos.
oases the right to the use. of a pump, nearly
.pposite the house. For further particulars
.pply to 1ap2.1 ,F. .GARDNER.
' A great varietypf these Useful articles is
prod for sale; corfsisting of Whitowash,,Swern
rig, Scrubbing, Painters, loth, Shaving, Nair.
feeth'and Nail, Flesh and Graining Brudiest
treat variely,'all'of Which'artiof the, best qua
y and will be sold at the lowest prices -
Juno 6. ' . S ELLIOn'T.
4 THIS- WEEK 1 '
.
pins WEEK we .receive at the Control
A, Drug Store. next door to. the Poet office, a
ine stock of Fresh Medicines.
jelB,'sl. lI.A.IIIrLINS & MeCULLO.9I - 1:
'47Plore Mete Goods.
TIE subscriber has just returned from the
City with a fresh 'assortment of , Fancy and
;;taple Dry Goods; among , which may , be found
White and Colored Bareges;Silk Tissues, pop
ines, FOULARD SILKS, Barege do Mines,
SILK GRENAD I N S, Crape do Paris,
Gingliams, Lawns,"Calicoes,,&c., all of which.
will be offered on acconimodaling terms by ,
JvnelB 91V-
, • A CARD:
Dr. J, McCULLOCH, , respectfully'announ
ces that 'he has recently becoine associated will
Mr. 11. M.'ltaWlints, in iho drug , business, nex
door-to the, post office, Maini streeC Carlisle.
Professional, calla promptly attended tows hero
tofore, in town or country. - (may 21.)
JUST re'Coived,.rit PORTE R'S SHOE
STORE, a fresh assortment of Ladies' Misses'
and ,Ohildren's.Gaitere, Jenny Lind Tics, Bus
kins and Slippers. of the best quality, also eve..
svariety of fancy. colored Frond& lasting for
iters, which will be made' up to order.
. June 11 1851. . ,
P .I;YNE
14,0 1 1% dt. SHOES
lAM ;ilt Ompetiing my Spring etOcleof La
'dies and Bentlsmeres Boots and Shoes.
Alga; P large lot or Boya,Miases arid Children's
Shoes. voldi , of the.newast:.stylo, boat quality,
and bear of all IrecinArifYlP.
--ap2- • ' o.' OGILBY:
, illackamp,hys - . •
201*Gushals ii,ackeniiill'airioal, a s'upoil r
article, ispelving and for Nolo by.
Vir•B.NPRPAY, Agt.
A . PULli'ilitsbrttnent Of : ROPES just reoeivod
by tho Subsoriber.l' Also,-'olitss Tutios fo r
glaping R?ijifok:,ol# oheop i i r~ ;'
iti;2B • B4iXTCiN
41411) 2lbutristiiiento.
11=t=
ECONO,M Y . IS WEALTH
M PORTR
Brushes ! Brushes !
To the Ladies,
.3 . lu,trattec, toinpanies.
The Untied, States Lie 4mura nos
Annuity and 'l'Apst Company.
• .
Aarter''Perpetual~t Capital $25,000,—; ash
It H tin
E constant,unsolicited application for
1. Life Insuraii4,-!;givos •the moot 'abundant
and gratifying proof. that the public mind-is
deeply impressed with the %est ,importance o f
this subject: The great object, - however, of
Insuranceshould be safely, otherwise the Whole
Motive to insure may be disappointed. Too
much care cannot be practised in the selection •
of 'an officd'ivith which to effect-the contract.— •
I The choice should bo regulated not by present
and constant large inducements, as this, is cer
tainly Incompatible with future benefits, The •
preiniume on lira aro calculated for the future,
if present and prospective benefits therefore are
given, the'reaulrultimately, must terminate in
litigaiion, aisuppoimment and ruin.
~"The object.,
aimed nag this institution is stability and per."'
pettaty:,,The rates of premium have been care
fully prepared with reference'w fluctuations.—
The cash system of pigments has also been •
adopted. Unpaid premium rotes constitute no
.part-or- the - assets - of - this-company;and - every- --
contingency being fortified with an ample cap
ital, security stamps tae whole system. his
feature, paramount to ell other considerations
commends the company to public•faver. Ex
planatory pamphlets, blanks. application papers -
Infor . Mation, and every facility will be cheerfully
furntslied-the public by AIL E. BEATTY, who
has been duly appointed agent of this company
for Cumberland county. Dr. H HINKLEY'
has also been appointed Medical Examiner.
Dircctors:=Stepheit R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thompson, Benjamin %V Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, William Al Godwin, Paul B Goddard
Lawrence Johnson, George lWHonry, James
Devorcur,lohn L Linton.:
— President.—Stephen IL Crawford. .
Pict- Presictent.—Arnbrose W. Thompson.'4
Sicretary TreaSnrei.—Charles G Imlay.
.4csitary.—Manuel Eyre.
Counsel' ei atforney.-.--Thontris Balch.
Medical Examiners. , P au1.13 Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, At D. [aug7 ly
FIRE INSUR.ANCIEL
THE Allen and East Penhaborough Mutual
Piro Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorporated by on act or Assembly, is now fully
organized, and in 9peration under the manage
ment of the following commissioners, viz: c.
Jacob Shelly, Wm It Gorqns t Mtchael Cock
hi, Me!choir Brenneman, Llinstian Staynian,
Simon Oyster, Jacob H Coover, Lewis Hyer,
Henry Logan,
Benjamin It :Musser, Jacob
Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wickersham.
The rates of insurance tire'as low and favora
bl 0 as any . Company of the kind in the State.—
Persons wishing to become members are invited
to make application to the agents of the coinpa,
ny, whq,r , are willing to wait upon them at any
time. ll
JACOB SHELLY, President
lENRY LOGAN - ; - V ire President.
. . .
• , LEWIS HEM, & crctary
MICHAEL COCELIN, Treasurer.
'0001'49.
AGENTS
. Cutaberlaiid county. Rudolph Martin"; NeW
Cumber/ ' t Borman, Kingstown, • henry
Zearing, nstown, Robert Moore and
Charles I isle, Isaac Kinsey, Meehan- -
iesburg. / I, Churchtown. ;
York et dm Sherrick, Lishurn,_ John
Bowman,rg, Peter Wo(ford, Franklin
W
John Sm' Washington, W S Picking
- - - ... .._
ricking,
ienstierger; J W Craft.
miser &.Lochmnn.
3 company having policieti a
have thorn renewed by mak
my of the agents.
Dover, Di
Harriel
Membr
bout to e;
btu nppli,
rhOCTOR YOTJUSELF
,11fl—FOR $5. CENTS
- -14 means of the pocket
'clseulapius, or, Every one
is ow., phyniciniii Twen
r-fourth edition, with up
mrds ot a hundred engra
ings, showing priyale di s
:aces in every shape and•
form, cud malformations
of the generative- system.
BY WM,YOUNG;
..The-time now -- ,5t , ;; .
- !ring from secret disease
IC VICTIM Or QUACKERY
contained in this book any
one may cure himself, without hindrance to bu
siness, or the knowledge of the most intimate
friend; and witicone tenth the usual'expense, In
addition to the general routine of private disease
iffully - explains the - cause - of - manhood's earl) da
cline, .wtth observations as marringe--besidee
many other derangements which it would not by •
proper to enumerate in the public prints
igit'Any person sending 'TWENTY-FIVE
enclosed in a letter; will receive one copy ofthis
-book, by . mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, “Dl2. W. YOUNG,No. 152
SPRUCE Street, P ILADLEPIIIA‘" Post-paid.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any ,of
iheDiseases prescribed in his different publioa
ions, at his Offices, 152 SPRUCE street, every
day between 9 and 3 o'cloac,(Sundayirexcepted.
May I, 1259
Jl FRESH ARRIVAL OF
English and American -11-ardwaile.
Cheaper than can tog i oz;nd this side of-the
rrHE subscriber having just returned from
, the Eastern cities with a full anti hand
some' assortment of all kinds bf HARD WARE
of the very best makers and well selected, is
now opening at the Cheap Hardware Stand in
North Hanover street, next door to Seott'n Ho
tel, formerly kept by Henry Glasfi, where he
would invite all that are in want of good and
cheap Hardware to give hint a call mid see and
satisfy yourself of the truth, as we are determ
ined to sell at a very small advance. Small
profits and quick sales are the order of the day
A good assortment of double .refined powder
rock powder of extra quality, safely-fuse,
flints. and bar lead, ropes of all kins, for
threshing machines and well diggers, and a
thousand other articles too numerous to insert,.
all wo ask is to give . us a call, and we are con
fident you will find a good assortment of Hard
ware and cheaper than can be found in any
other House this side of the east. Give us a
call is all we ask, at the old and well known
Hardware Stand formerly kept by Lewis Har
i an, in North Hanover street, next door to
Scott's Hotel, formerly kept by Henry Glass..
nov6 JACOB SENER
EXTENSIVE
LUMMER diG COAL HARD.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform
T
his customers avid the public generally that
he still continues_ the.LUM LUMBER AND COAL
BUSINESS, and that having lately purchased
in addition to his lormer business facilities, the
large and convenient Warehouse and - Coal Yard
lately occupied by Mr. Henry Wright, opposite
,the well known' - Lumber and Coal Yerd•of the
subscriber,, situate along the Rail Road and
College Lana ' lie is now more fully pyepared
to enlarge his business. Bolas at thistimo and
is keeping constantly on hand a well selected
assortment of
SEASONED LUMBER, '
•
of ell kinds. sorts, and sizes. Likewise the
'di(lorani hinds o' FAMILY COAL, such as
stove Coal of the difibrent kinds, Lime burners
and Blacksmith's Coal, of the best quality.--.-
A I of which il3 will sell unusually low for
Cash. He will also keep constantly on hand
PLASTER, SALT, FISH, &m,
With -all the different articles generally found
in q well stored Warehouse. He will also at
all times buy PRODUCE and FLOUR, for
which Its will pay the highest currant prices.)
Being verY,thankful for past favors, woild
most anatously solicit a continuation of ut 'least
`a reasonable share of public patronage.,
niarl9' SAM'L, .M. HOOVER..
TO LADIES AND GENTLEDIEN.
. • .
William We bb, ~ . •
. _
'RESPECTFULIY informs the public gen
erally, thit. he has just returned from:lite 4 - thy
with a large 'and splendid assortment of articles
suitable for gentlemen and ladies'.toilets, such
„ .
SHAVING CREAMS AND. SOAPS.
• Roussel's Roca - nod Ambrosial shaving cream,
' ” Olephano, - -
Wash .
• . " Circassian Soaps., - r '
" 1 Fancy Toilet Soaps„&o.,"
••• • " Cittracts of various odors, FAO
-Cologne and Cologne bottles.. .
.• • ? •• Compound Ott Marrow 'Pomade,:
t' c , togodier_with_Gorainuat_
rose hair oil, oi marrows, bears.bil,,&c.... Also
a rare-assortraOnt-orbpshasinch=ashat-lquah.--
es,mail, do., tooth c i clothee,,
do. A lot of:rotors, yezor strops. 'Also on
hand a lardoissortmorit of hair
,as
work each
Catalonians', w 1
adioe'so und•sOrdPal,
o
.„, • ' Rack aria front, biOlo t 'k - :
c u rl s ; 15c0., and a variety cif•otliOr ;
artiolos-to which the mtontionof„tho publio4s , ;.
res_pliotfullyinvitod.
Gerliala, May 2b, 1881
Among the numerous discoveries Science lies
mode in this generation to facilitate the business
of life — increase its enjoyment, and even prolong
ho term of human existence; none can be named
of more.renl value to mankind, lhan_this-contribu
then ofChemtstry to the Healing, Art. A vast trial
of its virtues throughout thii broad country, hos
,proven beyond a doubt, that noMediclne or coin-
Motion. of medicines yet known, con so surely
control and cure the numerous varieties of pulmo
nary, disease which have hitherto swept from oar
Midst thousands and thousands every year. In
deed, there is no* abundant reason to believe a
Remedy has at length been found can be
relied on to cure the most dangerous a ffections of
the lungs. Our sputa here will not permit us to
publish any proportion of the cures effected by its
use, but we would present the fllowing. opinions
1 of eminent men.9ind refer filrther enquiry to the
circular which the Agents_below .named, will al.
ways lie pleased to furnish free, wherein are full
particulars, and ind isputable proof of these facts.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF AMHERST COLLEGE, TOE
CELEBRATED PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"James C. Ayer—Sir: I hove used ymir COBB.
Ry Pgcroner. in my own ease of deep seated ßronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical
constitution. that it is an admirable compound 1 . 01
the relief of laryngial and bronchial difficulties.—
If my opinicin os to its superior character can be
of any service, you are at libert9 to use it as you
think proper.
EDWA RD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
• •••
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, M. D., L. L. D.
PROFESSOR OF CHEAIISTRY. MINERAOLOOY. &C.
• YALE C' , LLEGE, MEMBER OF THE LIT. HIST.
MED. PHIL. AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES. •
OF AMERICA AND EUROPE.
(
li r CCM the CHERRY PECTORAL. an admire e
cod osition from Rohm of the hest articles in alb
Materia Modica, and a very effective remedy for
the class of diseases it is intended to cure."
•
New-Aaven. Ct., Nov. 1, 1849.
MAJOR: PATTlSON,Tresident or the S. C.
Senate, states he has used the CIIERRY PECTORAL
with wonderful success to •cute an inflammation
of the lungs.
FKOM ONE'OO..THISFMST PHYSICIANS
Dr, J. C. Ayer, Lowell. Dear Sir r—l am now
constantly LiSing your CLIERny PECTORAL in my
practice, and prefer it to any other' medicine for
pulinonaryotoniplailitS. 1:rom observation of
ninny severe cases, I ant convinced it will cure
coughs, colds, and diseakes of the lungs, that have
put to defiance all oihoi remedies.
I invariably recominend its use in cases of con
sumption, and consider it mucii the best remedy
known for that disease. Respectfully yours,
I. S. CUSHMAN, M. D.
-PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES
AYE R, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LO WELL,
MASS,
Sold, in Carlisle by Dr. S. Elliott, S. A. Hubbard
and - Mschnniesburg by Dr. Ira
Day—in Newville by J H Herron—in Shippens- -
burg by'.l: C. & U. D. AlticlL, and by Druggists
generally ihroughbut the - Slate.
Juno 18,1851.. .
It concerns every one. Cholera_ian 1261... cured
Dr. Nailer's . SaiiiiPerilla Panacea. For
(ho removal and permanent cure of al -
. Diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood and habit
• .. of body.
The All-Wise Creator has..implanted. in all
organized bodies -an innate disposition to self.
preservation. The vital powers possess (ho
property of resisting the -influence of external
causes, but as the BLOOD 'stile common par
bulum from which all parts of living_ matte
derivea its renovating elements, atid consequent
ly, upon which tile life of organized beings do
pend, it is probable that in cases of accident'
or where artificial means have been employed'
to deprive It of an essential property, the vital
effects of the whole system will be directed to.
ward restoring to it that propesty. In aljeon
stitutional end hereditary a ffections, this fluid
has undergone some primary' alteration, which
is the cause of the srecial disease; or which es
sentially contributed to its production. Resto
ration to health elm only be obtained by a re
moral of the morbific cause through the medi
um of the circulation, and Dr. Keeler'a Snrsa
parilla, is themost powerful modifier of agent
effeetingthis fluid known. See pamphlets.
Blackwoodtervii, N. J.. June 6, 1848.
Dr. Keeler—Dear Sir: 1 rim entirely out of
your Panacea. I was called upon day before
yesterday for.half a dozen. Your medicine is
becoining very popular.where I:have introduced
it, and I think the more it is used the more-pop
ular it will get. Respectfully yours, •
11 7 11. PARHAM, M. D.
• 3:IZ.For details, certificates, &c:, see circus
lass, &c. Price $1 per bottle, large size, 6 bot
tles $5
Among all the rcinedies , bofore the public
this stands prc-eminent in incipient consump
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the palm - flour y
organs occasioned by cold. Too much praise.
cannot be bestowed upon this remedy, and tho
proprietor urges.every one afflicted with arty of
the above complaints to secure it at once. It
is warranted to cure or no pay. Prieo
cents..
DR. KEELER'S' CORDIAL AND CARIVII-
Every 'family whether rich or poor, who val
ues health and all its blessings, hhould have this
invaluable remedy ut handf It is infinitely the
best remedy known fur Diarrlima, Dysentery,
Cholera fidorbus, Cholera
Flatulency, griping pains, cramp, etc., and' for
all disunion of the stomach and bowels caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physicians and others •unsolicited has given -it
a reputation. as 'firm as adamant. Re - Price
25 cents per bottle.
_ _
DR. KEELER* VERMIFUGD_SYRUP. -
Tliie remedy. is pleasant to tho taste, harm
leso to the patient and all powerful.in removing
all'kinds of worms .from the body. his with
out doubt, the cheapest and beet worm destroy
ing medicine before -the public, and will if ad
ministered according to directions, remove
therivwithin 6v0 , 0r six hours oiler taken. The
done is small, and each bottle contains twice ue
much as similahemedics. Prico only 25 cents
per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S LIVER AND SANATIVE
Although not recommended as a "cumuli,"
yet they are the mildest and best rented' to re.
move Constipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia; Bil
iousness, 'Nervousness, Foul Steinach, Idead•
ache, Indigestion; de. Uliko other purgative
medicines they leave the howelsalways relaxed
and - consequently are the proper ,medielne for.
for females and persons, leading a solitary life.
Price 24' ,
DR. REELER RHEUMATIC LOTION
- - -
A justly celebrated eitornal• application for
Pains of the Cheat; Neuralgia, Headache, Spena
Braises, Tic Doloreux;Swellingii of the Joints,
Rlieunantlain,: Gout; 'sciatica and for all afear;
dent svhernin a aodutivo and ,ruhafacientkmp
dy. bk. 'Price twenty-five con y per
. , .
• A .. ll'of the above Celebrated and extensively
used mediainea, uro prepared and Fold Whole
sale' and Reteilioit 284
_MARKET bTREET;
- • •
.• For sale by; S . .' ELLIOTT. Cirliele • A.. 4.,
'Theleinocin;. Messrs. Altiolt, Shippens.'
borg, J. F. Spahr, Maohaniosbnrg, M. Dither;
Shiaorrianstown, and in every town throughout
the netinty - and'Slete. : [January , 1,4, 1851,
- ,
- Itarittliare
• Tlfg 110;8046er: re tit ma • h sins : eye -, thanks
to his.nurOOttus 'cOotontois .ofid , tkio2.piitilie go
inirtillf for tho liberal encouragement. , thus' far
e xtendetl i - und -4 eaires'ati = 4..!,irerd - 30 - aseUre - all .
that ,ho ham .eopeiderably,soaled his stock in'
all its branches h connoeted with - , his ..business
without goutgirite detail,' for that would be un..
'nectisenry, and 'at .suelf Klass that could. not fail
I Itn!,sti lust ,Opened complete asacit merit of
chase_ ti. , d; Cradling "soy TILES of , different
. brarg4o": , CoritituMly.'en.hantl 2 Blake's Fire and
Wetetqk Oaf :frit pt..'
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DR. HEELER'S COUGH SYRUP
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Price' Reduced'
VAUGHN'S , ,
r.rnioirrnpric mxTuRE!
Largo Honlos,-Only Ono Dolldr.
Pkle Proprietor of the Great American Remedy !" Patron's'
VZOtTAIiLIC LITHONTRIPTIO Honing," induced by th
argent solieitations of his Agent. throughout the .Unite
States and Canaria, bas now • r
• , • , .11.0nced the Price • '
of Ids popular and well knovin article; and from tMa dela
aeliceforth, he Will pm up bat one Pim pate
nuke: —the retail price will be
- — BBB, DOLLAR. • ~ •
The publis may met rumored that the charaCter or the nub
rim), its strength. on& curative properties WILL &emu
.711C)1ANCIRD, and the same Care will be beetowed in p_re
taring it as heretofore. .
. As this medicine, Onderlta reduced price, will be purchase
of l hoo o'veh o Lore no , ktilertO-mada-thenuelves•aequaiUt
-With Its vElies, the proprietor would beg to intimate that hi
article i, not to be cleated with the vast amount of "liemedly—.
of thetley ;',' it claims tbr itself a greater Iyalinfpotaer,i
411 diressu. than any :Other preparaqon ROW btfore
oarld: and he. aetainee, 'tee!' for elshgyeare by its Impede' •
medical 'lanes, and, until rids redaction, cinema:tided daub) '
.he price of any other article to this Hoe.
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NOTICt PARTICULARLY. 1.114 article nett with grOat hes
ng power and certainty, uptin the
Blood, Liver, IBdneye, Lange, .. •
end all other organ., upon the proper amion of which DM ss
width depend: .
This medicine, has a lostly,,lligh repute 'as a remedy for
Dropsy tutill3ravel, '
Ina all &eases of that nature. It may be tolled upon whit
dm Intelligent phypietan has abandoned hie patient, . 7 - and
hero dist...swing disemes, move especially DROPAY, moot
nor 'would • earnestly and honestly worn - Mend it. At
Diluent price it iiettelly 'obtained by all, and the trial will mot
the article to be the • .
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Please ask for pamphlets the ageolla giver them arras
Th e y contain over sixteen pages of nrceipti, addition to fu
medical matter) valuable for honsehold purposes, and wide
will save many dollar. per year to practical housekeepers.
These receipts am Introduced to make the hook of gret
value, aside from ha character as an advertising mellow ft
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in thii form
letters from all parts of the country, may be relied upon.
tom"' Vaoglin'X Vegetable Litbontriptic Miicture —tit
Great Atgrrican R.Ontedy, now for tale in quart bottles at
each, small bottles at 00 ms etch. No small hoax will b
Issued alter the present stock Is disposed of.
• , Srincipol.Offico, ButTedci, N. Y., 207 Main Street.
. G. C. VAUGHN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT McKESSON I
CO., 127 Maiden Lone, New York City.
N. B: All loiter. (excepting from agents and deniers wit
whom he hansoms badness) most be poet paid, or no anemic
IA be given to than.
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MITCHELL.'S PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY,
An easy Itaroduction to the study of Geogra
phy, designed for oltildren, and completely il
lustrated by 120,_ engravings and 14 colored
MITCHELL'S INTERMEDIATE Gtoonarnr—•
The text, the exercises the illustrations, and the
forty beautiful maps'areprinted together in one
tmarto_volume._ - . - '
MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPYIY & ATLAS,
a system of modern Geography, compriSing a
closet iption of the present-slate of the world and
its five great`diiisions. Embellished -with
merous engravings and illustrated by an excel
lent Atlas containing 28 handeTnnc and accurate
colored maps. This series of Geography by S.
Augustus Mitchell has been wholly or partly
introduced into the public and private. schools
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merits in these schools, it has received an almost
universal recommendation. -
AIITCIititiegANC;ENT GEOGRAPHY 8/. ATLAS
An
,ancient, classical r and sacred__Geography r
!embellished - with engravings of remarkable•
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MITCHELL'S ATLAS OF OUT LINE MAPS
Mitchell's Biblical and Sabbath School Gro- •
raptly, with Maps anti embellishments. Mitch
ell's Key to the 'study of Mnps. and Carroll's
Key to Mitchell's Geography, Are excellent and
popular books, and are becoming very exten
sively used-in-the best schools of our country; -
GILEZVE'S Plusx LESSON IN GRAMMAR, based
Upon the construction and analysis of sentences;
'designed as An introduction to the "Analysis." -
GatExe's ANALYSISA treatise on the strues.
lure of the English language, with illustrationt
and exercises adapted to-the use of schools, by
Samuel S. Green, A.:141., Principal Of the
Phelps Grammar School, Boston.
These books lyttze already in the short time
they have been ptiblished,oldaiiied a very ..”c" /
tensive circulation, having been' introdueed intd
the public schools - of Boston - , Baltimore'; - Pitto:
burg, Ginchinatti, St. Louis, Vicksburg. and
other cities and towns', and recoinmended by
those who have tried them in their schools, as
without question- the best English Grammars
in existence.
SWAN'S SCHOOL READER'S.
,
fete PRIMARY SCHOOL - READELI-- . -PTi• Ist is
'intended for beginners. It contains a lessen
upot end of the .elementary sounds of tbe lan.
gunge The Primary School Reader, .part, 2d,
contains exercises in articulation, arranged in
cOnnecticln with easy reading lessons. The
Primary Render, part 3d, 'is designed for the
first class in Primary Schools, and the loivest
class in• Grammar Schools.. .-
1 HE GRATIBIAII SCHOOL READER, is designed
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contains exercises in articulation arranged iD
connection with reading lessons
Tim Disrater Settoor.Rranr.a; - is - design
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pauses, and inflections of the voice with such
rules and suggessti on s as are deemed useful.
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and systematic series, of exercLes in English
orthography.'
This highly popular series of rending.books,
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in - many of the Western and Southern States,
we think they are really better adapted to the
wants of teachers and scholars Alton any other
yet published. The publishers have a very large
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FROST'S HISTORY OF THE H. STATES.
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Doe vol 12 tuo tor high. schoola and: acade-_:. __ a
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FinST Boots TN Antritantirte, by F.A. Adams;
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ARITHMETIC I 1 -TWO PARTS.
By the same author. 'Part; Brat—advanced ;
lessons in mental arithmetic ; part second
rules nod utimplos for practice In written :with
metic, for ebmnson and high schools. •
A Key to examples for practice in written
aritometio for the use.Of teachers, by the same
authnr;
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'l'; C. & Co., plso publish many other School
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