asiifat..tii..:.:lo.4'l:iis3lJl3, 4.
th'e Kniclarhobken:
TIIE•BOII.L'k1 ftErtrair":,
ny'xirci!tins
Drain uiglc to the '
• Bend low of His thvne ;
__—.l:therb;.Reniteat
- • : ,Thr.,sinfillneSs own. -
.. There, thhre; it:thoti yearnest
Forptptclou acid rest,
There, foivent and. earnest,
Prefer thy requ'est.. •
Confess thy backsliding,
Thy weakness and fears;
In Jeans confiding,
There pour out thy tears:
. Think not lie will scorn thee,
wretched thy,Case;
llis hand will adorn Thee
With gainienttrof grace.
~..'ll.lore precious than treasure,
More vast thamthe sea,
His love' at. no Measure
Nor limit to thee.
His easy yoke wearing,
His pleasure abide ;
.Ia all thy cross-bearing,
He'll walk by thy side.
Fear not the wild clangor
That Satan may raise,
So (10,1%1 righteous anger
lint pass from thy ways
Whom Christ lins forgiven -
Goes safely along,
Till in the high heaven
He sings the new son.
Then kneel to the Ilo1y; ---
i3end low at Ills throne;
There penitent;__ lowly,
Tliy andulness own;
There; Soul! if thou yearnost
For.pardon and rest,
There, fervent 'and earnest,
Prefer thj , request.
rnE PIOTiIER,S LAST LESSON
oWill you please teach me - my--verse, mom.
. ma, and then kiss ma, and bid ins good night?"
said little 'Roger as ho opened the
door and peeped cautiously into the chamber
of his sick mother: lam very sleepy and no
one has heard me say my prayers.' '
Mrs. L was very ill--.‘indeed her at
tendante believed her to be dying. She sat
propped up with pillows, and struggling for
-brolittr; — her lips were whito, - Ifer eyes Tcere
growing (lull and glazed„ She was a widow
and little Roger was her only—her darling
child. Every night lie Lad been in the habit
of coining into her room and sitting in her
lap, or kneeling by her side, whilst she re-
Pentad passages from God's holy word, or re
lated-to 'him stories of wise and good, men
,spokeit Ofin its pages.
"hush I" said a lady who was - watching be
side her couch. "]"our clear mother is too ill
to hoar you to-night." Alk.she said this, she
came. forward, and laid her hand gently' upon
itis arnt,__as if she wonid_lead_him from-the
. room. Roger began to sob as if his heart
wrood break:
' "I cannot go to bed without spying my
, prayers—indeed Fcannot."
The ear of the dying mother caught; ,the
sound. Although she had been nearly bison
- siblo to everything transpiring around her,
the sob of lief darling aroused her stupor, and
turning to a friend -she desired' her to bring
- her little son'and lay him on-her bosom. Her
request __was granted, and - the_ child's rosy
cheek and golden hair nestled beside the cold
face of his dying mother. -
"Roger, my son, my darling child," said
the dying woman,--"repent this verkafter me;
and never, never forget it—' when my father
and mother forsake me, the Lord will-take mo
up.' The child repeated it two or three times
distinctly r and Said his littloprayer.= - Tlrelnie
kissed thvord, almost rigid feature's -before
him, and wont quietly to his couch. The next
- morning he sought, as usual, his mother, but
ho found her still' and cold.
This was - her last lesson. lie has novor for
gotten it—he probably uover will. He has
grown to,,be is man—a good man, and now oc
cupies a post of honor and profit in Alassachu
. setts. I never could look upou hint without
thlnking about-the faith so- beautifully exhibi
ted by his dying mother.
DEATH IS SILENT
In the city while men are
,brawling in the
crowded streets, death IS, entering the secret
chambers, and friends sit pallid by the couches
of the breathless, or love is drinking in the
sigh which bears the soul to heaven. ; Death is
silent; those whose every look spoke to us In
life, pass from our sight as the shadow from
the dial, and the music of their words become
;ad echoes in the distance of our memory. L-math
math is silent. Tempests shriek madly upon
thencean, and many are they who sink with
'this requiem into their fathomless grave; but
from the depths of that sunshine sepulchre no
sound.comes back to tell of those who peri
qhcd. Death is s ilent, yet not to entirely; si
lent it is to the qir, but not always to the
heart. Our brethren aro stillhound to us, and
though dead, they have not ceased to be.—
There is much to bo felt_ and learned where
they rest.
Humility has instruction from the proud
man's monument, and . contentment a lesson
from the vanity that overlies his clay. There
is pathos in solitude where the stranger sleeps;
there is mute ,eloquence inhis unlettered grave;
there is beauty in the poor man's epitaph, in
scribed honestly by affection; there is sublim
ity in thorudo sepulchre of the peasant's tomb,
when it is an effort to symbolize an immortal
faith. And it is snob faith which takes lerror
from the power of death, and despair from the
silence of the glove, That which belongs to
earth must go to earth, and- when earth claims
-and gets back its atoms, God gathers up 'and
calls home his spirit.—Res.
• . China and Crockery Ware..
• While Granite- Stone Whre,
such as Dishes, Plarcs, Tea Sets, covered .nd
..ancovered dishes, bowls, toilet and the ,her
sets, pitchers, &c., together with a lot o
Blue Liverpool Ifitre,
,all of the latest style and shapes, also, all the
.rarious articles of the boat common
- • . While and Edged lare.
The assortment includes arm plain
White and Gold Band China Tca Sets, "
• or tlio best quality :lad style, and also all the
necessary articles el the best Granite, Stone
and Blue Liverpool Ware euirnblo for any sized
.1 • , . Dinner or Tea Bet,s,
as may bo wanted; together with a variety of
Glass Ware, including a fine assortment of
•
Bar and Table Tumblds,
dishes, footed and other bowls, goblets, wine,.
- glasses, lemonades, lamps, &c. prices
for all of._which are, fixed' nt the lowest cash
prtees. We invite our friends who are in want
of articles in our lino to give us a call.
mars J V EBY':
JENNY LIND,
TENN Y other extracts—fresh
eP from Roussel's, together with wsplenend as
.iot•dnent of Seeps and Perfumery, at the Den
tral. Drug Store, next doer to the Post office.
08.'51 ,RA WLINS & MceULLOCII.
• Great Bargains...l'
AFiRIBONS COLUMBIAN
JI.M. order to'diepose of stock now on hand, I
will sell a few citizen at 20 ‘ per cent below the
.roanufacturor'S Coma/ merchants
_ would 'de well to glee hie a call.
June latli,'sl. SAM'L A HUBBARD.
;. Ottrriage,For_Sale.A.
Ngwr RQ CKAWAY; will ha sold low,-
filo owner having now hmthor use for tho Same.
Enquiro.oftlir"Editorill [ I ulyl6
„,,„,,,, '. l ) o 44et,l'..dnd • Itibboika,,
we .14il'ii.'3';:jiiiit:rticafd..otiri:Atio suop4,Ot
... V.H: NAP4O , A r iETttS'llo.niAirßraii.4o* S ,
to weipli we invite 9 1 !? Attention 'of the lediit,-,
• ~.:4,1.,&•=W-71IMPIT,Z;
_ Th . TWO good,orcond.lion'd PIANO FONTES
For pEirticOlaroripoidro of (iY 23.
Agl. FULA. assortment of HOPES just reeeivdd
by the' I übseriber. Also Glass ' Pubes for
1 oolor, Hods for Elao cuaap by.
' 0ur,23 ' • ` SA 2iTQW...
15:teryc.s.: .. . P.,1)430
Extensive Ca.binet
OBER'JC..l3.•,SMlll.E . ii,successor to Wrnl,,
•
C. - GIiboon,•CAI3INET•MAKER:& - UN:: -
DERTA.KER., Norilinanover stimet; Carlisle;
would respectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle
and the, public generally. the'. htinovi line on
• • hand a large assortment ariew
and elegant FURNITURE,
consisting: lb part of Sofas; '
• •
Wardrobes, .'Card .and other
Tables ; Bureaus,,'Bedsteqds, 'plain and,lancy
Sewing Stands, &c. manufactured,of the best
materials and quality warranted: - 'Alvin gene
ral aosorttnent of Chairs at the lowestipricce.—
Veniiian Blinds, made to. order and, ,
repairing.
promptiy attended M. 1:0-COFFINS made to
order at the shortest notice. and having a splen•:
did lionise he will attend funerals' in . town or
country. • •Krliont forget the'old sunnier Win.
C. Gibson,. in North Ildriovor street, a• few
doors north - ef Glass's Hotel
Sept 4-Iy,
r4 l 0 4 V.
•CL 'Wpm
Corner of Ilanover , and Loather sta., Carlisle.
Tfib undersigned has always nu hand large
stock of superior Cabinet Ware. in all the
dillbrent styles, which he is pre,pared'reSell at
the lowest prices:'' tie invites atterition partic
ularly to the Patent Spring-Bottom Bedstead, a
most useful article, which entirely obviates all
objections. The bottom can ho attached to 'old
Bedsteads. They have given &mire satislitc•
tins to all who have them in use.
} - COFFINS made to order at the shortest
notice. ' . ^
. .
JACOB FP:T . 4'ER
Carlisle, Jerry. 2?,
Extensive Furniture Roitms
"FARIES R.WEA.VER. would respeCtfully
call the'attention of House Reepers and the
public to-hie-extensive stock of ELEGANT
, FIJRNIT URN. including Sofas, Wardrobes,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus and every odor article in his branch of
"business. Also, now on hand the largest as
sortment of CHAIRS in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices., tg2 - Colfins made at the shortest notice
and a Hearse provided for funerals. Ile solic
its a call at his establishment on North Hano
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL. N. 8.-Fur
niture hired out by the month or year.'
Carlisle, March 20. 1850.-1 y
rAraysEays mvxponium.
THE subscriber wotild respectfully invite
the aacniion of farmers to his assortment
.. or PLo WS, nivw - Manatee
. . . mred near Craighead's Mill
is South Middleton township,
four miles south of Carlisle.
• ,-,-- --, ----- 44 ' My assortment consists of
WithroWs,--Siuckey's and Bell's 'Patterns. - --
The Castings will all ho ground. I will also
make GRAIN CRADLES', of the most im
proved patterns. All orders directed to Wnt.
L. Craighead, Carlisle, will be attended. to
with prtimpiness, and Plows or Cradles deliv
ered in any pint of the roomy free of charge.
. •131.11. L. CRAIGIIISAD , Propt,r.
DAVID STUCKEY, wifunufacer
. Feb.l9 5m
A SPLZIVIDED r)'110Cli
TILE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the generally, that he
has just returned- from
Philadelphia, " ha ving
u
~.„.purehaseLthe_most_ex-4..,:
4 .., : as well as the
4 cFs...N'zeheapest assortment of
4 5: , agEgazz-Natehes, Jewelry,
ke., ewer brought to Carlisle Ms-stock eon
sis6 in part of •
• Gold and Silver Patent Level. Mack;
Glad and Sliver dclolchcd do. do.
Gold and Silver Lyine Watches.
in sh..irt every variety of Wa*mhos nt-all prices.
Odd Guard and Vest Chains. Medallion's,
Watch Keys, Ear Rings, Finger Riiigs, Breast
Pins, Gold and Silver Pencil's, Gold and Silver
pens and cases and Bracelets in great variety.
A splendid article of. Gold, Sliver, German
and Blued Steel SPEC
TACLES, which ere unsurpass•
ed in qu o lity by any other article west et ['Jul
adelphia,mnd which can he sold at least 'lo per
cent cheaper; than in any other establishment
in the country. Also a large lot of
SIP VEn-INTAELEI,•
comprising Table and Tea Spoons, Butter
Knives, Srlt Spoons, Fruk Knives; Thimbles,
&c. Also, Card Cases. Porto Monnaies, Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with a great
variety of other fancy articles unnecessary to
mention. A largo lot of CLOCKS, assorted
patterns, which will be '&sldlow, and warranted
to-be good.
Iralches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired,
He invites all to call and examine his stock,
assured that none can fail to be Butted in qual
ity, quantity and rater. Ills articles aro cash
purchases, consequently, he can afford to sell
lower than the - SIVCO artieles'enn be purchase?
elsewhere. Call at the old stand, a lbw doors
west of Durkholdees
January 15, 1851—ly 'l'. CONLYN.
A Voice from the ~ Burnt District.”
Factory Rebuilt
Paonyer's Candy
THE subscriber would respectfully 411110i111C0
to his friends and the public generally, that his
Factory Which was destroyed by the late' lire,
has been rebuilt, and he is now prepared to
furnish the'm with
CHOICE CANDIES, _
manufactured of the best material, which ho
will sell wholesale or rota& at the old stand
in North Banover street, a few doors north of
the bank, where ho has just opened a-general
assortMent of
• • •
FRUITS AND NUTS,
consisting of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pea.
Nuts, Ile would also call attention to his
large assortment of •
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glass, Wood, Gum and
China, of endlesa varieties. In connection
with the above, he has on hand a mime lot of
FRESH GROCERIES,
consisting of Sugars, Coffees, Teas... Molasses,
Spices,
,Crackers, Matdes, Blacking, &c.—
Alse, a prime lot of CIGARS, of the best
brands.
'Phe subscriber returns his sincere iharils to
a generous public for the. patronage ,bestowed
on hint, and hopes by a desire to .please:to-tilis
rit a continuance of the Jme. He would als"o
return lhanks to:the Firemen and Citizens for
their efforts to save his po arty on the night
of the late conflagration
P. MCNYER.
- Carlisle, apO,
, ! .
~
THE subscriber has on hand- a large and
well selected assortment of MUSIC, of all
kinds, consisting of Songs, Marches, Waltzes.
Polkas,. &c.„ also instructions for Piano and
oilier instruments. '. Bertini's Method"' for
piano, “Mazas Method for the Violin, &c. and
a supply of 'Violin and Guitar Strings, of first
rate quality atnity prices. '
tiering made an arrangement with en im•
porting and publishing house in Philadelphia,
he will be constantly supplied with new Music
and able to furnish anything in that line at short
notice and upon reasonable terms. Music
Tnachers will find it for their interest to call
and examine for themselves at the corner of
Pitt and High streets, opposite' the Mansion
-House (ml9] -S. A. HUBBARD.
Mooks and ltirusic
CALL at Rawlins' next door to the P O, and
you can buy Boolcs and Music nt lose than
city prices. (Mi k y 28,'51. •
''urquoiso,
,
' Alabaster, and other Fend) , Lampsl—temp
Mats, and paper shades, just received, next
door to to the 1' 0. [May 28,'51. ,
briinen Drilling.
A general assortment of Whim and colored
Linen Drillings forllllOn nhd I3oy,'s wear, Just
rec.ived by (May 21,'51) HITNER. •
. , To "Milliners.
J'IT S T roomed anothor lot of Bohne'
Frames of the latest style. Also, Bonnet silkst
'Silk and Satin Linings of various colors.
• docrl , ' W MINER
Patent Starch Polish,
• MICR
~
. .
MICR giving a beautiful gloss to Linens, Mue.
i.W line, .Coliars, &c.,,and provonts dust from
eliciting. to Linens, &a. It contains nothing
::Injurious; lust recoi by• • " .
,) .:,tfoctr ' 'l/0
— l3 W lIITIstER:
11.311.11KILIAL01D—Alwaya fresh, cumquat,
, l'-411,.1y.,1t opt
,on 'hand , at 'fIUULIARD'S Drug
• - • ' ' • [mar26
LAST , ArOMIXCE.
,
e p Ilona indebted to,thq .estate of lion.
A"
,ry.-Chitrah;,
llb' dec'd.;are: requesied to mill
On tho subacriber nt I °Mee 'ol 'Church, Lee.
' & Portman, Lumber Merchants, in New Cum
berland and Settle the same without, delay, asl
a further indulganee cannot be Riven ,
R. IL CHURCH, ... '
;ry7tf
i cellau c i
DRUGS,.: . DAUGS,I,
-',
rre.sh , Sppng S upply T.,.. .
,
nAvpjuSt rdestved it. fresh Stbck of r Aled,
ieinds, Paints, Glass, Oil,- &e,,, wtiCh
'lnvino'boon ifitrclitised wit4.:groat care nt the
best city houses; I,can confidently reconimend
to ramifies, Physicians,. Country.•Morehants
and Dealers, as,,hoin, fresh and hire.. ..
Pthent - IliedfcinM, fierfmand.Extraots,"
Path Ilona oats, SpicCs.gronnd,and wholu
Insttnirrents, Essences,
Pure Esson'l Oils l'Perluinery,'&e,
Cod _Liven Gilt—Mari/wed Genuine.,
DYIi•STUFFS. • '
Log and Cam Woods,
Oil Vitriol - . . ..
.Copperas, . • '
Lao Dye •
PAINTS,. ' ,
Indigoes,
Msdders,
Sunme
Alum,
R.D. SMILEY"
Wothorill -& .prot her's Pure-'Lend, Chrome
Green and YollCw, Point and Varnish Brushes,
Jers'ey , Wituldw Glass, Linseed Oil, Ttirpon
tine, Copal and Coach Varnish, and Ited'Lead.
All tifwhich will lie sold at the vory lowest
inarket price, Also, a fresn and
,splendid as
sortnient or
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and inhumercible other _articles
caleulated for use and ornament, all of
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at the
chaiip Drug_ Book and Fancy Store of the su b .
scriber on goal' Hanover street
141p„r28, IESI
ORNAMENTAL MARBLEWORKS
077MNS dr. 11,EC.MARIES,
Recently fi•onz. Philadelphia:
IbESPECTFULLYinform , the citizens of
Carlisle and its vicinity, that they have
now at_their _lllarble_Yard_ in South Hanover
street, a few doors south of the Court House,
and nearly opposite A & %V Bentz's Store, an
elegant stock of pure
.I,IIERICAN TVIIITE M.MBLE,
and aro prepared to execute in the:lll°st finished
slylo
Ofonumnils, •
Grave Stones al all prices,
Door mid Window Sills,
tozether with every other article in their line,
and protnie that in fineness of finish, chaste
ness of design and quality of Allrble, their
work shall not be surpassed by any other estab'•
fish neat. :
They are also the authorized, agents of mr
Robert Wood, of PhiladelPhin. and ~will fur
nish from his manufactory all varieties of IRON
RAILING for the enclosing of Grave.lots and
alLother purposes, nt tho shortest notice-end-at
Philadelphia prices. They will also finish or
manufacture all kinds of 13 uilding Worh, such
as Sills, Steps and Platforms, he., at the short
est notice and on the most-reasonable terms.
Having - htidgreare'xperienee, and being em
ployed in the best shops of Philadelphia, they
are theilefore enabled to manufacture the most
fashionable work, and respectfully ask a share
of the patronage of Carlisle and the surrounding
country. [Carlisle, nov6 18.50 t
Warir W 8707.2 ICOU suvrr.E.!
THOUSANDS of bottles of te, AMI4RI
CAN COMI'OUN U have been sold dur
ing the past'' year, and was never known to
fail of curing, in a few days, of n certain deli
cate-disease, Seminal- weakness-and-11111A iseases
of the Urinary organs. Persons afflicted using
this pleasant and popular remedy, need fear no
exposure, us it lessee no odor on the _ breath,
requires no restrictions in diet fir business—
contains in., Mercury or noxious drug's injurious
to the systemoinct, is adopted to every age, sex,
'or condition. It is also the best remedy Ityown
for Fluor Albite or Whites, (female ecmplaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the know
ledge of p remedy: This celebrated remedy
has long been used.in_ private practice of a phy_
sician and with unerring • success, radically
curing .minetymine of the hundred cases in a
few days. Around each bottle are plain and
full directions.
CAUTION—Aak for the AM ERICA N
COMPOUND, and purchase only of the Agents
Price 4tper_bojtle.. For sale by_ELEL 17
Llol`
Carlisle; J. Wyatt, Harrisburg; U. Williams
Columbia: by.A. Miller, Lancaster; E. Morris
& Co., "fork. • (January, 15, 1851.
STOVE WAREROOMS AND TIN MAN
UFACTOR.Y.
rrilf E subscribers desire to inform their friends
and the public that they have removed
their TIN, COPPER AND SIIEET IRON
MANUFACTORY' to the room nearly oppo
site their old Stand on North Hanover street
and may now.bo ,found m their new and com•
modious •manufactory on the West side, of the
said street, a few doors above Lumber street,
where they still continue to keep orthand a full
assortment of every kind of
Tin, Copper and Sheet—lron ‘Vare:
which may be, needed by, housekeepers and
others. Their articles uro manufactured by
themselves,ot the best materials, and in point
of finish and durability cannot be surpassed.—
They will also manufacture and repair at the
shortest notice all kinds of Distilling 4frarauts.
They will promptly attend to the laying of
TIN 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 large
.variety of
COAL AND WOOD STOVES,
comprising every. variety of Plain ten-plate
STOVES, elegant wood and coal airtight
PARLOR STOVES, of the latest styles,
COOKING STOVES of the newest and most
improved inventions, at variuns,prices. winch
cannot- fail to please every taste. They re•
spectrally solicit an examination by the public
of their large and varied assortment of stoves:
Thankful to the public liter 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. .
il::rThe highest cash price will be paid for
old Copper and Pewter.
- - -
. MORRIS St. HERSHEY
Carlisle, March 19, 1851-1 y .
Fresh Arrival of Hardware. '
- 4
it 1 il t't. ' l , , ow
. ~4.-‘ , - :.ka \,AI,, , •
7;o_ \), 4").
to --•:.1 '"4'ti c r - gio' . ---'
§•,p01„,
—ri - ,,, ; t:,
_g.........,_TA_
"ikv--:-- - •
ChEAPER._yIIAN THE CHEAPEST.
AVING just returned from New York &
IL
ILA Philadelphia with the best and Cheapest
. Stock of HA RD WA RE,CU TLERY BUILII
ING, MATERIALS, PAINTS, 61. c.,, over
brodght to Carlisle; I would resgectrully rogues!
dealers and consumers and all others_to give
mu a call and see whether they cannot get more
and better goods fur the same money than at
any other place in town. My stock of Locks,
Latches, Belts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints, Pze., is complete and very cheap.
Carpenters" Pools, I have a splendid assort.
went. Also, Cabinet Maker's' Pools and Ma:-
teriale, viz :—Vaneers, Mahogany, Mineral and
Plass.Bureau Knobs and.Varnisk.
SIDDLERS & COACH MAKERS,
con have everything in thoir;line cheaper than ,
over. "'' '
• FOR sHoEmmteßs;
I have a first rate stock of Morocco and Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, l'hrond and Wax, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
havOttlso a complete assortment ofll.all's Lasts,
made in Ilarrisburg, which can be had at no
other pine° in town, and at Ball's Prices. To.
gather with an assortment of all kinds of Ham
mered and Rolled Iron and Steel. "Of House
hearing Articles, I have KniveS. Forks, Spoons,
Waiters, Snuffers and "Prays, Tubs; Buckitts,
&c. - WALL PA). ER-
I have the tamest, Handsomest• and Cheapest
Assortment in town. And to all who want
Good and Cheap HARD WA ItE, I tvould say
come and sob for,youraelves,. • -
, oet3o • • , I P LYNP.,
. .
Pure Oli .Vinegar.''
TuS'p received a • fish barrel of Pure Cida
e lf Vin e gar, of superior quality, and tvairante
(rob from adulteration. ' ' •
• novn G W NEIL
. _
Children% Stockings.
A 'FULL' ussottmenJ of While and , Mixoil
111' Arofrinollbso or nil dick+ for' Children.—
Also, Lutlio
• u Hose •' ip urcat - vtirioty just opencid
by _
;::Black Silk klits, Etc.
, .
,THlG : 'subseriheris now opening. a general
assortment of Long and Short. Sleek Silk Mite,
new 9tyle-of Ledles 'Silk Gloves, Lisle Tliread
Gloves,,and n General ageortment of silk, list
thread 'mid co!.totillivalary:
Sune,lB 0 - W =NEL .
Adm,r.
MEM
S. W. IIAVERSTICK
Tombs,
Mantles,
St ps,,S.e.,
1 1 /E 0 V 34
.itn,..-ib u - t,i'.6ctii. i'4,.
1 •TR3T PREMIUM: ,
:4:rail(' and Square PXANOS.
6a'rA3ELlEtKin, t. •
. 444 0,/deitirerii; .Y05..4; . 6, 8, 9 'nth/ 11-'..Entalu
•'• Seregt; ' Baluihore, AM. • •
'ZIDIA'N 0 'FORTES, from . '6' to 7' octaves; in.
in Itoseworth„Mahogany and Welnktf eases
Of various styles, with and without iron frames,
combining till the improvements requisite to a
superior instrument.
IC. & G. have received from•th,a Mthyland
.11 - istitute thefirar premium..for their Pianos; in'
three Successive. years, 1,848, 1849,-18b0.' They
have ago been honored with numerous testimo•
Mats froth all the, most celebrated - artist§ who
have used their instruments. Pianos from their
establishment have been used at the concerts
on Lind, Herz, Ho ?instock, Bishep,t Laborde,
Knoop, andtother eminent performers. They
gtihrantee durability for five years, under good.
earn: - and' will - replace -- ”ith others - all,whicli
mav not give eatisfactlothif application-be made
within'six MOntlis after delivery.
Their U anufactory . being conducted on the
most'extensive scale enables them to furnish
instalments at the very lowest prides, whole
sale and. retail. Constantly on hand, A. I'.
Hughes' Melodeons, ranging from $45 to $2OO,
for which theli are solo agents for this city.
January22.lBsl-1y
Perfumery, Panay soap Er. Paper : Box
D2A.D.rup.a.cloOnsr.
43 Market street; trelow Second ; Philadelphia.
t ri LEcG & CRO'Nf PT 0N; • Manufacturers
VI,J of Perfunicry. 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 Perlumery; Fancy Soaps
Powders for the complexion,
of every variety. Also, afull and complete as
en
serlint — ol - Fancy PaPer Boxes, of every de
ocription, large or small, round or square, made
to order at the shoitest notice.
iCr - Don't . farget the place, 48 Market street,
Philadelphia. All orders will meet with protnpt
attention. • janlb
PINE FORTE WAREROOMS,
No. 171 CHESAVI' STREET, PLTILAD'.R,
THE OLD STAND, ocoapied for more - th(111
one-ihivd of a century by G. 11 7 iNg, Esq.•
E undersig,nod would most respectfully
ff. announce to the public that he is AGENT
for mitre than twenty of .the_most
celebrated f u rsng ,
• DgLPIIIA, and elsewhere; and
s constantly receiving from them PIANOS o
'le richest and most varied styles, ofsuperion
ne, and of the most s u perb finish, of 6. 6+, 6i,
•/, and 7 Octaves, whicli' are warranted equal
any manufactured either in this country
,or
in Europe.
Just received;alse. u furtlier Church
;ma Parlor Organs, - of beautiful patterns end
tine tones.
Ills \VAREROOM is constantly supplied
'.with a choice'seleetion of SERAPIIIN ES and
MELODEONS, frbm th e oldest and most ex•
•ensivo matittinetoriesinthe United States; a•
'roving
whicn is a new style of REED OltdAN
toying Cedilla's patent improvements, with
Hlt pipes in front, and case elegantly carved,
.rod highly ornamental.
Tuning and Repa.ring—Sig. Salvador La
3ra'ssa,.a distinguished Pusan Forte illanufact u
-sr-and-Organ Builder,- Will-attend to all-orde•rs.
sopt4.'so OSCAIt C 13 CARTER.
ECONOMY iS WEALI.'fi
Light! Ligle!!
Fine Oil, Campliine & Medal Fluid,
O F
acknowledged Superiority and, nurity,
manufactured and for_ sale at the Jowest
Wholesale prices, by DAVIS & HATCH,
at. the old established eland of the
min Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
- mhero orders.hy mail or otherwise are 1301leit12(1,
. and prompt attention given. The voice 01 the
public for-fifteen years,nnl the. award of
'Silver Medal, and complimentary notice by
the Franklin Institute over all competitors, is
-sufficient evidence of' the excellence of our Oil.
- --,91e0h01, - PitShi - Turpentine, Rosin, and Slily
itS of Turpentine, for sale Wholesale and Re
tail, at the In. test prices. foct3o
Stema Iron Railing:
Diann dr. GALLAGEMR,
Corner of Ridge Road ant Broad Street,
PEMJADELYWA
WOULD call the attention of purchns.era to
their elegant assortment of if roughl
and Cdst Iron Railing for -
CEMETERIES,
BALCONIES,
VERANDAS,
Railing for., Churches, Public and Private
Buildings, Public Srluares, &c.,
together with
41 kinds of Plain and Ornamental Iron Worts.
More & Gallagher's,Book of ORIGINAL
DESIGNS, contriving the best selection o
designs that has a • er been issued, ivill be sent
to any person who may wish to make a select
tion. . 'l, [febt9.sl.
MOOTS AND SHOES.
THE subscriber has just received a large
supply of ,BOOTS & SLIOES,
for Spring and Summer Wear,
4 1 „" which makes his asSurtment very
complete.
It comprises Gentlemen's French Call Skin
nd Mordeco Boots, Congress Gaiters,
Jack
on Boots, Men's; Boys' and Youths' Enarn
lied Congress Boots, Calf Skin, Goat and
C.ip Brogans, Morocco Boots, Slippers, &e.—
\iso, Ladies' Aliases and Children's Gaiters,
Ties and Slippers. Every effort will
, e made to please - the citizens of town and
ountry, who are respectfully solicited to con'
inuo their patronage.
Carlisle, may?
WM M PORTER
Town Property For Sale. -IN
VIE subscriber pliers for isle the HOUSE
AND LOT situate on West street
.flr, aj doininthe redence of S,
Cobean f
und Mr. si Mier, in the 80.
• rough .of Carlisle. 'rho lot is 30
f• eet in , front and 120 feet deep run.
ling to an alloy. The hodss is a substantial
ratite budding. ono story and a half high, and
a good order. ['hero are a number of choice
run trees on the lot, dad the property. - R.
eases the right to the use of a pump nearly
pposite this' house. For furthor ,, partieulars
.pply to ' , [ape] - -GARDNER.
Brushes „ Brushes
A great variety of those useful articles is
cred for sale, consistfri4„ol Whitewash, Swee-)I
ng, Scrubbing, Puinteib, loth, Shaving, Hair,
reeth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Brushes i
treat. variety, all of which ore of the Lest qua
y and will be sold.at the lowest prices°
Jane G. S ELIA oq'T
THIS WEEK
VMS WEEK wo Waive at the Cedfral
Drug Store next donr,to the' Poet office,-u
inc clock of Fresli Atedicines. '
jelB,'sl. RAWLINS & MeCULLCM.
Jilore Xew Goods,
THE subscriber. has just returned from the
.44 , with a fresh assortment of Fin icy and
itaple Dry Goode, among _which may be found
White and Colored Bareges, Silk Tissues, pop
ines, FOULARD SlLKS,'Barege de 'mines,
GRENADI 151,E.1 Crape de Parisi'
Gingliams; Lawns, Calicoes, &e., 01l of which
will be ()flared on accommodating terms by
JthielB W lIITNER.
•
A cann.
• Dr. J, - McCULLOCII, respectfully annottn
ces that holies recently become associated with
Mr. H. M Rawlins, in he drug business, nex
dam to the post office, Main street, Carlisle.
Prof - 0861mM' calls promptly attended to as hero
toforo, in town-or country. • (may 21.)
To tho kindles,
JUST, roceived, at PORTE R'S•6 FI 0 P.
'STORE, a fresh assortment of Ladios' Misses',
and Children's Gaiters, Jenny Lind Ties, Bus.
'tins and Slippers. of the host quality, also eve.
'ry variety of lancr•colored Fromit lasting ler
gaiters, tvhieliir'vill be mado up to order,,
. Jun 091,18.51.
moota wsizoms.
ANtlidei opening my Spring stock of La
. . died and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, , —
A so. it largelot of Buys Mame and Children's
Shooti. 2.AI' of tire newest. stylo:.bilet nualtty,.
rind best of all "vory/phtipp.. . , .. ...,..T i•
~:ap2. -.. .. .. - , , .C.,00.11,t34.
.
2006!bualiebi u,ackathitb!a coalc_a _aupori
artiolo,itceiying and for Buie by
W-WMURRAT,Agt:,
Tnnolalons vir4metp.„ . ;:,'
THO,Stihool- Diraciorn of Franllford town.
hip, will moot,
o t%iittkoy-Nloveri., , im tho 14ih
ay or. Aaquat'aext:.ilt tii s !aloalt, P. ' for th c ,
xnminntion of Serail Tonehero for 'ari d town ,
hip. A,oll6,Mito.wil ploatio attend.
July3o , ,YO U. BROW,ekr, Bray.
Jitttraitec dompalliCo.
Tho 'United .States - Life.lnsuranee.
• :,Annuity and,.Tiust Compatty• -
. . .
. . .
hurter . Perpetual— Copital $ 45,000 a's 14 s .
. , Sysit in.,,
TaIE constant, unsolicited 'epplicetioU for
Lifeinsurance, gives the most' abundant
and gratifying proof that the it . ublio mind is,
deeply impressed with the last importance 01
this subjent. The great Object; however, of
Inearenceshould be safet, otherwise the,wholo
motive to•insure' may - be disappointed. Too
'merle care cannot be,practised in the eeleclion,
of an office with whieh•to effect the contract...-.
The choice should be regulated not by precent
end constant large inducements, as this, is err
_taiply incompatible with future. beri(iffs. The
Premiums on life are calculated
,for thefittrire,
if present and prospective benefits therefore are
given, the result ultiinatcly, must ,terminine in
litigation, disappointment anclrein. • Thooli,ject
aimed nt by tins institutiorvid4tabitity-ruid p6r-- •
Jillitify. The rates of prentiim have been care
fully prcpared•with reference to fluctuations.—
The cash system of payments has also been
adopted. Unpaid premium rotes constitute no
part of the assets Of this company, and every
contingency being fortified with - air ninple cep•
ital, security stamps'ine Whole system. This
feature, paramount wall other considerations
'commends the company to public favor. Ex
planatory pamphicts,,,blanks. application pnpers
information, and every facility will be cheerfully
furnished the public by /dr, E.I3EAVVY, who
has been duly appointed gent of this copipanv
for Cumberland' count , lir. 11 JUN E LEI'
has also been appoin . 'wheal Exam leer. '
Directars.—Stephen R. CraWfo'rd; Ambrose
W, Thompson, Benjamin NV Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, William M Godwin, Puul'l3 Goddni.d
Lawrence Johnson, George M'llenry,jJuniee
Devcreux, John L Linton. '-
Presiddnt.—St, , plicii R. 6raNyforif.
Pice-!'resident.—Ainbroseiliompson.
Secretary“El Tradaurer.—Charles GLulay.
Tlictuary.-31nnuel — Eyre.
Counsel Le, Atorney.—Thomas Balch.
74 dical Examiners. Puul,B Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, M. D. [Lua ly
rum INSITZtANC.E.
THE.Allen and East Pennsborough Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cuftiberland county
neorporated by.nn act of Assembly, is now hilly
organized, and in 9peration under the manage
ment of the following cominissioners, viz
Jacob Shelly, Wm R Gorges, Michael Cock
in, Melchoir Brenneman, Christian Stay man,
Simon Oyster, Jacob II Coovor, Lewis liter,
Henry Logan, 'Benjamin II M.asser, Jacob
Rick, Samdel Jusefh Wicket sham.
The rateleof insurance are 4 us low nett favors
bl '° as any Company of Min kind in the Siate.r—
Persons wishing to become memhers are invited -
to make application .to the agents of the cninpa
nyiwho are wining — hi wait upon them at any
time.
• JACht SHELLY, President.
IIENgY LOGAN, V ire President.
LEwia.l-IYrat, Secretary
COCRLII , V, Trtasarcr.
octl7'l9.
AGENTS
Cumberland toroth//.—Rudolp h Mmtin, No.r
Cumberlacd,,C B Darman, . Ilenty
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert bloom and
Charles Bell, Carlisle, Isaac Einsey, Meehan
idsburg. Br. J. Ahl, Clihrehtown. .
York rosolp.—John - Shefrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, Dillsburg, Peter Wolibrd, Franklin
John Smith, Esq., Washington, W S Picking,
PONTI, Daniel Bliffenslietgex,_JAY.C.Taft
jrarrisburz,—DOuser & Lachman.
111ember§lof the company having policies a
bout t'o expire can havo them renewed by mak
indiapplient ion to any of the-agentd.
- • . ' ' .46. - -IFINOCTOR YOURSELF
1, 4 -• . LIO—POR '25 CENTS !!
, • ~ —By means of the pocket
.. - : . ,, , . , .1. 4, Esculapins, or, Every one
3 • .„,i' hi,,s9wn Ph3sicinn ! 'Ewen
..i . . 5 , , , V , ~‘ ty-fonmh edition, with up
-0.4 ,:,, ..,),,...,,,,, a hundred engra
(
1; , ( -• r - ~,,.; • vings,showing privwte dia.:-
v k , ,
~ ~,, eases in every shape and
i
-., f , !l .2 ; l' form, mud midlormations
1\•,....: i 4., 7.. : _ of the generative system.
\
P.'" :( :. ......:-e , BY WIII.YOUNG, 51. D.
The time, has now Ar
rive( ,that persons suffering from secret disease
need no more become the VICTIM' Or OtTACKOR It
as by the prescriPiroMs contained in this hook any
one may cure himself, without hindrance to hu e
einem, or the knowledge of the most intimate
friend. and With one' tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the general routine of - private disease
it fully explains the efillEC of manhood's t i.rl3 do
cline, with 'observations on niarriagca-licsidee
many other d'erangement a which it would not by
proper to enumerate in the public prirts ,
fr 7 Any person Sending TM , ENT'S , rImE CrSTFI,
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy ()Ghia
book, by mail, or rive copies will he sent for one
dollar. Address, _PIM. W . . YOUNG, Nii. 152
SPRUCE Street, PIULADLEPIIIA" Post paid.
V•DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any- of
the Diseases prescribed in his difiCrent putaina
ions, ut his Offices_, 152 SPRUCE street, ever}}
day between 2 and It o'cl&k..(SuMhiytiexci. Pted.
. May 1, I h5O
.1 FRESH . ..II2I7II'AL 0.1,
English and 'American Hardware.
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r 1,i,p.,,Y1 3i, I , \\ l7,ir .
:•,;1p!-th.„11\\Ik \ TY
;,.. ...d . :4:40..., ,
'. , sl-447,§Zr , •A \ ../_\ . ,:- T„.),0, 1 e , :: . ,_;,..
Cheaper than can bedrouj this side of the
Last
irlIE subscriber having just returned from
I the Easiern cities with a full and hand.'
some assortment of all kinds . of lIARD WARE
of the very, best makers and well selected, la
now opening at the Cheap Hardware Stand in
North Hanover street, next door to Scour Ho
tel, formerly kept by lientir Glass, Iliere he
e ,
would invite all th t are in want of good and
cheap Hardware t give hint a call and see and
satisfy yourself of he truth, as we are determ
ined to -Sell at a very. small advance. ittitnall
profits and quick sales are the order of the dny
A good assortment of double refined powder
rock powder of extra quality, safety-fuse, shot,
flints and bar lead, ,ropes of all kinds, for
threshing machines and - ill , d' id
PLASTER: SAL FISH, &c.
With all, the di ff erent articlecr generally found
in a well 'stored Warehouse._ _Ha will also at
all times buy PRODUCE and FLOUR, for
which he will pay the highest current prices,
"Being vary thankful for past favors, would ,
most anxiously solicit a continuation of at least
a reasonable allure of public patronage.
marl 9 SAM'L,• MI. HOOVER.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wadi Vitobb,
•.. RESPECTFULLY inlbrms the public gen
erally, tlim he has just returned from the city .
witll'a largo and splendid assortment of articles
suitable fur gentlemen and Indies'' toilets, such 1
SHAVING CREAMS - AND SOAPS. • -
Roussel's Rosa and Ambrosio' shaving creitn, ,
" Oleplisno, . ••,
" Wash Balls,' ••"` •
• " , Circassian Soaps.. ' , ' ,• ' I
• :..Tunny Tollat Soaps, &0., _ - •
" • Extracts' Of various odors', Fancy
Cologne%and•Cologno boitles,
" Compuund Ox Marrow ,Pomade, 1
•Recinino,Augothor,with Geranium ; :
rose hairolli marrows,lierirs oil, - &c.• Also
a taro asiortment of hrushea,such,as hat brush.:
as, n ail, do.. tooth; dn.., shaving, do., clothes,
do.: A lot oßazors,lntd razor strops. AlinJ,on
land a lards assOrtmOnt of, flair worl4suchils
•GantleitnOns' wig's and Scalps,
Ladiva.
do.,
Back:and fiont.braids,•
&c.; eni ti iariotY'
tifticlos to which the ettention of the
ruspeellellyinvhod. ,
' Cuaislo, Muy 24.; 1851
' - , , • '..• V' .. , - ' _.. 1,
.'—illebictiic.s._':,. - .. ,
g......ir ,..6 , ...___
-'V ATZT,S.
1,..- , :_...:
L .q,p.p or *.0.,,,..... r. ly iew
&,T k i.,4..e-c.r.- i
wi nti, 1)J -,).., t''. , e7 7 Nl 7-* i • tlq ...-:'
.1.-:: .4: -=, - '`lt.:: : -:-' .z, -•,- , ~. ---,.
CHER RY . PECTORAL:,
_
• ' Poi• the Care of •
, couGats, GOLDS,
..arOARS2STATESS i 8R0Z.1%.
.obarrzs,. OA 0 UP,' AS 3',13-
I : # 7l3 ooP7.ll:G.ootiali
..fIYY 6'OI:;TSU33IPTION•
•
Among the nume rous discoveries Science hes
Mado - in this generation to facilitate the business
of life—increase its enjoyment, and oven prolong
he term of human existence, none can be named
of more teal value to mankind, than this contribu
tion of Chemistry to the Ilealing Art. A vast trial
of its virtues throughout this broad Country, has
proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or corn
' ination of medicines yet known, con so purely
control pricl'cure 'the numerous varieties of pulmo-
nary disease which have hitherto swept from, our
midst thousands and' thousands every year; In
deed, there is now abundant reason to believe a
Remedy has at length been tound which can be
relied' on to cure the inottt doneerous affections of
the luntp;. Our spat.° here p, ill not permit us to
p u bli s h , nay ploportion pf the cures effected by its
Lis p. hot we would ptescontre , fllowing opinions
or emishot men. and refeCTUkher enquiry to the
circular witch the Agents below named, will al-
ways be !denser! ro (inrush free, wherein aro' full
particulars, and led ispurablo proof of these farts,
Fnum 'run PIiE4IDENT OF ATJHEINT_ COLLEGE, TUE
CELELMATEDPROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"Ja tilos C. Aver—Sas:.llinve used y o ur Cm:te
lt-sr PECTORAL in thy own case of de e p- enatu d
Bronchitis, and urn , satisfied front fin cheinieni
constitution. thnt it.is en admirable compo4nd rdr
the relief of laryng.inlond bronchial difficulties.—
If my opinion on . to its superior
.9.12,014cier-can
of any service, you are at libeitylo use it as you
think piuper.
EDWARD ❑ITCIICOCIK, L. L. D
From the widely edebrated
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, M. D., L. L. D
.PRoFESSOII OF CIIRMI.t.'iItY, NEI:AM:OOY, &c.
Y ALE CrILLECE, MEIC DER OF TUE Lq.HINT.
AIEIL Plitt.. AND 1....^ - 7CIENTIFIC SOCTII . TIES
OF AMERICA AND EtlllorE.
I deem the CHERRY PECTOMIL an admirable
eolt,posuinn from some of lbe hest arfielf s in the
Mnterta Medici, and a very effective remedy fur
th, class eel diset•es itßuended to cure."
Ne%v A - aven. Ct., Nov./ I, 16/9.
AJOII PATTISON. President of the S. C.
he ttbed the, CHERRY PECTORAL
With wOII(k:III)SUCECtS
- et LILA lungs.
FKOAI ONE OF 1:11f FIRST PHYSICIANS
C.. Ayer, Lowell. Denr.Sir am now
constantly using yottr.CHttlthy PECT9RAL il) my
practice. and nutler it to any other medicine for
pulmonary complaints. Prom observation of
Inane reVele cools, 1 um CiJllVilleCd if writ CUre
cenchs, colds. and dipeikes . of the lungs, that have
put to derjance all other remeclte..t.
• .- .
I inyntiably,recoMinend itu ace in crises of con
sumption, and consider it much the beet remedy_
- lcuown - for - dint - disense - . ---- Rzspeoltil iy - yours,
I. S. CUSHMAN, M. D.
PREPARED. AND SOLD 13y JAMES C.
AYER, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL,
➢LASS. c;
Sold in CarWu bY Dr. S. Elliott, S. A. flubhard
and Dr. Rawlin's—ln Alechaniosburg by Dr. Ira
Day—in Newvillo by J II llerroo—in Sltippons
burg by J. C. IJ. B. 'thick, and by Druggists
enernlly throughout the State.
June 18,.1651..
_ 2tEMLER'S
celebrated Family IYledicines,
It concerns every one. Cholera can be cured
Dr. Reeler's . Sarsaparilla Panacea. For
the removal and permanent cure of al
Diseases arising from am-impure •
state of the Blood and habit
of body.
The All-wise Creator has implanted' in all
organized bodice 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
Indent from which all parts of living matte
derives its, renovating elements, and consequent_
lyi upon which Me life of organized beings do ,
Tend, it iSprebable 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 property. In All non 7
stinitional and 'hereditary aftictions, this fluid
has tmdergorm sonic primary alteration, which
is the cause of the sceentl disease, or which es
sentiully contributed to its production. Rest°
- ration to health can only be obtained by a re
moval of the morbitic cause through the Incdi
,not circulation, and Dr. - Reelor's •Sarsa
parilla, is the most powerful modifier of agent
effecting this fluid 'mown. Sea pamphlets.
. 131ackwoodlown,'N. J.. June 6, 1848.
Dr. Keeler—Dear Sir: l nni entirely out of
your Panacea. I was culled upon day before
yesterday fur Mara ddzen. Your medicine is
becoming very popular whore I:have introduced
it, and I think the more it is used the more pop
ular it will get. Respectfully yours,
WIC PARHAM, M. D.
For details, certificates, &c., see circul
Tars, &c. Price $1 per bottle, large size, 6 but
ties $5 •
DR. KEELER'S COUGH SYRUP
Among till the rtlinedies before the public
this stands pre•cminent in, incipient consump
tion, Bronchitis, Clitarrlis,Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Fleurisy, A:4l;m°, Spitting
of Bind, a nd fir nil affections of the pulinonat y
organs pod - mooed by cold: Too much praise
cannot he bestowed upon this remedy, and tho
proprietor urges every one unlit:nod with ony oP
the shove complitints to securn.it ut once. It.
is 1.1, urralited to cure urns pay. Pik 'illy 5U
. . •
.ervousneas,' Foul Stom . ach, 'Head
ache, IndigeOion, atc.•
.Uliko other purgative
medicine's they !Moro the buwelsalways reVaxed
and consequently ate flit proper medicine for
fOr females and parsecs leading a solitary life.
Price 25 cents.'
DR. REELER'S RIIEU6IATIC4LOTION
A justly celebrated external appliedlion for
Nits of the Chest, Neuralehr Headache, spens
Bruises, Tic Dolorcux,,Swellings of the Joints,
Rheumatism, Gout, sciatica and for all dinar
tiers wherein a sedative and rubefacient reme
dy is-applicable. Price twenty.five cents per.
bottle.
All of the above eolebruted and extensively
used medicines are prepared and •roll,Whole
ealo'oud Retail, at 294 NIARICE'r 'STREET,
Pfiiludelphia: ' • . •
Per sale 'by . 5, ELLIOTT. Carlisle • A. G.
l filler, Dickiiman Messrs. Altick,- Slappens.,
burg, I. F. Spain
Shiacniiiiielown. and in every town - 411'11)41101A.
the county [lnd State. [January 14, 1851'
hiardware.‘.
• ;
• THE'subscriber'iiuutivi'liis :Sicorty tbanks
to hie ntuutirous eustorribra Inod',:tlat go 4
aius far
extended, and desires in a word to assate
tliat he has .o6itsidorably.'enlargedilds - stock hi
all' ila'.lirithehea .Countoctod•-witli.'his buidneas
YitAutit going; into detail, tor that would be un•
Aninas,aryl . ong at such pricco that:could nut fail
hoyn' jinn rincne'd . n crimpinie onsOrtment;of
Gilfiß rod Cradling SC Y 'FURS of ditiOront
limn& CQIII antis , on hantf..l3lake's Piro and
.. .;,..':.,lWatorlaroaf Paint. ; .
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Price Reduced !
ITAudiims
12THONTRIPTIC IMMURE!
Largo Bottles--Onlp One Dollar.
rhe Proprtotor of the Groot American Remedy " Vauaare
VSCIETAII4I4 LITEIONTIIIrrio Atirrinis," Inducer, by tle
argent solicitatioms . of hie Agents , throughout the Unita
Brat.,and*Canorla r hoe now
Reduced t9lO Prico
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or Ms Popular and well knciwn article; and from tlile dale
aeneefortir, he will put op tint ona also only.—hie guar
aottles:--the retail price will be,
ONE DOLLAR
The public may realassured,that the character of the Medi
itiretrength."imd - curative - Dr - beadles Sena. -
Silust
INCIIANOED, end the .1511TIO care be bestowed in pre
taring it as heretofore.
As this medicine, under its reduced price, will be purchase
or those who have not hitherto made themselves acquainta
with Its virtues, the proprietOr•vrould beg to intimate that hi
setiele is not to be cleared with the out amountof "Remeili,.
of the day ;" it clainis for . itself a greater heuthlg pricer,
std diseases, than , any oiler preparation now before ta
world; and has mat:mica uself for-eight years by tie mperit
medical virtues; and, until this naluotion, commanded doubi
he price of any other article in this line.
NOTICE PARTICIILAULT, this article acts with great hen
as power and certainty.ynon the
Blood, Livor,okidrieys, Lunge,
Ind all other organs, upon thdrhroper action'of which We tua
smith depend, -
--This medicine has n justly ldgh repute an a remedy for
$.411,17,and Gravel,
tad all diseases of that nature. It may be relied upon whe
he intelligent iihyslemn has abandoned his patient,—and f,
hese distressing diseases; more especially Duorsv, the propr
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend it. At
oresent prim it Is easily obtained by all, and - tho trial will pro,
the article to-be the
Cheapest Medicine in tho World
Please ask for pamphlets the nee,. givethom array
they oontain over sixteen room of r ,, COiPt., (in addition to fo
medical matter) valuable for Iniurehold purposes, and whin
will nave many natter per year to practical housekeepers.
The., receipts am introduced to make the book of ore/
value, aside from lie character as an atlvertnitic medium ft
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in the form
letters from all parts of tho country, may be ached upon.
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tar " Vau 'J! Vegetable Lifttontriptic Mixture lb
Cheat American Remedy, now for sale in quart bottles at
each, small bottles at 60 els each. No email bottles will h
issued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office, Buqalo, N. Y., 297 ATain Street
. G, C. VAUGHN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by OLCOTT MCKESSON I
CO., `IV Maiden Limo. New York City.
N. B.—All letters (excepting from agonts and•dertiere wit
whom ha transacts business) meat be post paid, or no attentic
to bo given to them.
- S W Ifaverstlok; Carlislo,--
- J Cd, G 13" A hick, Shippensburg, . •
Russel & Dico, Dickinson,
J 'Spahr, Mcchani^squrg,
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Valuable School Books,
grosßusHED BV TIMMAS, COW IT:1'11
wArrp,k-C,0,, :15 3 MA !MET ST
mid far sale by nll (1. ,
sellers in the United SVrtCs :
MirrutELL, , s PIUNIAICV , -
An easy ibtrodnutlon to the study'ut
phy, designed for children, and cnniplet, ; il
lustrated by len engt=logs and 14 colored
loops. ,
—JftrotttsLtl N TIMM ILDI-ATR—GBDOWA-191-1.--
The text, thd exercises the illustrations; aim the
forty beautiful maps are printed °gaiter iu one
quarto_ _volume.
Mrreurmt.'s SCHOOL G EOORAPHY7S.: ATLAS,
it system of modern Geography, cninpriSing tt
desm iption of the present state of the world and
its five great divisions. Embellished n kit nu
'mei atm em,ravings and illostrated by nu excel
lent Atlas contaming.2.B.handsomc mid accurate
coloredmmps. Tlyrs,Serieis of Geography by S.
Augustus Nfitelt has, been wholly or partly
introduced into he_publio 7 and_privute, schools
of all the Min cities and tonms of the Uni
ted S tates and alter a full and fair trial of its
merits in These schools, it has received an almost
universal recommendation.
MITCHELL'S ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY & ATLAS
An ancient, classical and sacred Geography,
embellished with engravings of remarkable
events, - views of - ancient nceom
pa.,a by ancient Atlas contniurhg 12 beautiful
colored maps.
MITCIIELUS ATLAS OP OUTLINE MAPS
Mitchell's Biblical and Sabbath School Geog
raphy, with Maps and embellishments. Mitch
ell's Key to the study of ;klnps. and EarroWs
Key to Mitchell's Geography, are e.xeellent Old
popular hooks, tind are becoming very exten
sively used in the best schools - of our country.
GREENE'S FIRST LESSON IN GRAMMAR, based
.upon the construction and metlysii of Sentences;
deSigiiett Its 0.1 introduction to the "Analysis." -
GREENE'S ANALYSIS—'I treatise on the strueg
tune of. hG English language, with illustrationi
and exehc ises adapted to die use of schools, by
Somme 8. Green, A. M., Printlipal of the
Phelps Grammar School, Boston. 1
These - books h ive already in the short time
they have been published, obtained a very ..ix
tensiYe circulation, having been introduced into
Alto public schools of Boston, Baltimore, Pitts
burg, Cincionatti, St. Louis, Vicksburg. sod
other cities :aid- town3,-imd recommended by
those who bitve tried than iet their schools, as
Without question the best English Grammars
in existeace.
EVAN'S SCHOOL READER'O.
run • PRIMAIIy SCHOOL /IE-SlMl—Part ISt is
intemleil for beginners. It contains is lesson
upol each of the elementary sounds of the lan
guage The' Primary School' Reader, pare 2tl,
contains exercises is articulation, arranged in
ennection with easy tending lessons. The
Primary eader, part .3.1, .tieligiled for the
first class 'tt Primary `Schools, and the lowest
class in Grammar Schools. •
SCllOOr. READZIZ, is designed
for the middle class in - Grammar Schools, and
'contains exercises in articulation arranged in
connection with reading lessons
Tarr Disrater SCHOOL READER, is design
for the highest classes in public and ;waste
schools. It contains exercises in articulation,
pauses, and inflections of the .voice with such
rules and suggesstions as aretleomed useful.
Tilt INSTOUCTIVE READEO : -Or a Course o
Reading on Natural History; Science and Lite
rature:designed roe aehoula.
THE SPELLING BOOK.
Consisting of weeds In columns and sentences
for oraPand . written exercises. It is a comities:
and systematic series of exerLims in English
orthography..
This highly popul.ir aeries of rending books,
and this spelling; book liven,: compiled by Ni'.
in. D. Sway; of Boston, and judging, fvoin the
rapid introduction into schools which they have
obtained in the Eastern mid Middle guises and
in many of the Western nod &Millet%
we think they are real:. iter adapted to the
wants of teachers and holars than any other '
yet published. The pa • i hers have a very large
number of reeonitnenM, • ors from . ic school
committees, teachers anii „deers fete. .'ly to edu.
cation. '
FROST'S •IIISTORY OF Tl.ll'
One vol,, 19. Lo for - high schta.:l nvarle
mics. The same work coml.:need and
or common schools, 1 vol. 1S mo. •
3A !MS'S' PRACTICAL PNI6IOLOGY, for the use
of 001,001 s and families, 1 vol. Id mu. with
engravings.
PRIMARY PIIISIOLOGY, by the seine author, 1
VOI. 18 mo.
. FIRST 800 lUr urrn3rwric, by F. A. Adams,
intended for primary and common &rhea's. •
ARITIIMETIE; IN TWO PARTS.
By the same :mthor.' Tart firat-- - --adranced
lessons in
,mental arithmetic ; part oceoml4
rules and examples for practice in,written arida
metle, for common and high schools. '
A Key -to examples for practice in written'
arithmetic., for the usti teachers, by. the same
author. , ,
These nritlimclics have .‘secured
recominciidations.tromlteacliers of echJoie ++u4
academies, and recim profcss3ra in several of our;.,
colle"ges, and from otheri,interested in the came
of education 4n various Sections ;
T, C. & Co. ' also piddiilt ,niony,otlier School:
Hooka, which [here is not, room to.enumerate.
here, besides 'Law, Medical, 'Theological and'
Miscellaneous ,Boolat; and•theyare,fuliy prepa.,
rod to answer orders for l boolis hi every depart
ment' of knowledge,: ltoolpellers, School Com:
mittee,s, nod others, supplied 01? the most favor
able terms. ," (sept 2,5•-:507/.Y.)
CHURCH, LEE AND .FEEMAN y
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itish to raernionts.apil °thorn, tit tainiunie•
'tarots •%Wiolesalo pricol.
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either for removing tanrinniterni-und Poeplea
Irani the richt, "ork r 'o4v , in g , ,Illtunifteat ell
by f.lf 'Worth 'lth - effect', ober.)
Cherry, Philadelphia. And sold by S•
11A Ilin'Drur, and 1.30-tit Stor ,
North litC:lovor otroot, . Dulyy•fur
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