- ,
Prom Elio C.'ook'e - fournal
THE
`
iraking.as from.sicept ,
~' A twitter and n.warble
. That make the pulsos leap;
A sentni'of renovatian
:Of froshneiss nnd'•of health;
A casting off of sordid fear,
A orelessness of • NrCalth.
A watching, asiti
For the fitiliers that, ono by one,
Open their. golden petals ,
• To .virro the fitful sun ; '
A gush,;a•flash; a gurgle, ".
A , wish to shout and.sing,
A'a filled with hope and gladness,
the vernal Spring.
-SUMMER
A dreamy sound of waters,
-- Fulling, erar falling !-
Voieen Of sweet song-hirds
To each 'other calling I
FloVers all rainbow tintcd,
Springing, over springing,
On the va,grAnt breezes
.; Richest perfumes flinging.
A porfeot satisfaction,
&fulness of ,delight,
A sense•of 'onward
Through regions ever,brigh t
All balm, all bloom, all beauty,
Like some ambrosial clime—
These are the signs that tell no
Of glorious Summer lime!
AUTUMN.
•
A perfect flood of ,sunshine,
• March:Lall objects'seem
A scene of golden splendor
That makes the senses dim;
• 'Beneath a blue •parilion
A glorious.feast outspread,
IV hero choicest gifts of nature
Abundantly-arc
Aliugering look cast backward
Unto the days gone by,
A turning to the future'
With sad and anxious eye;
Mid Autumn's purple sunsets
• A dirge note swells the blast,
lad tells - that soon the-brightness
Of the year will nll be past.
WINTER
The,winds are sighing=sobbing
And
mourners round a bier,
And from the hill thiire comoth
' A voice that soundelli drcar ;
As the trumpet-call to judgment,
Saylng—" Prepare, prepare !
Snretui.o!er the pile. atleeey
And lay the old year there !"
Within fire, soluidst &alines's,
And fires that brightly burn,
And stories of the olden times
Are told by each in tarn
fa . ory,OT misery
And want salute the ears,
And we look on hoary Wintsf
- Through mingled smiles and-tears
11. G, AnAms
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT
Franklin,_.
philooopher, when _quite__ a
young man after an absence of some time from
bode, thought, he would try the extent to
_which instincein a parent would discover the
child. Thu result. was that his mother was
—loth.ta-give-him-a-sheller-over -nigifFthougli
a severe snow storm was raging, and would
only allow hint the use of an. arm chair to
sleif iii.LhaVing the colored boy stay In the
room after the precaution of looking up all
•
her silver. Ilttr instinct was more than over
come-b' her prudence, and she, with bitter
tears to the last.of_ her life, regretted that her
son had thus been tre , ntedin his mother's
house as a felon.
Ono of our townsmen on a recent visit to
Now England, after thirteen years absence
thought. he would try Franklin's experiment.
Ho rapped at hie father's' door, mentioning
that be was weary, and asked if he could have
a lunch, ne-it was some- distance to an-intn—
It was his father who met Idin at the - door,
..and asked him in, after telling him he could
be supplietrwith food. The mother was not
in tho room, but ne the father asked her to
bring refreshments, she came in.
With tho feelings and emotions of a child,
, unknown under a parents roof, our hero bad
turned his back, that on opening the door his
face might not at first be seen— he proceeded
to take of what they hospitably net before:
him. Mentioning that ho ennui from Roches
ter, N. Y., our friend was at once questioned
if he knew:one there whose name was It—.
" Oh, yes, 1 knoW.hint well," was the reply.—
"He is ahatter in the city, and made riTy
hat,"—showing it with the mnlter's name in
side. "Well,"said the mother, "you must
give ma the lining, , at any rate,. for it is a
long time since'ye.havo seen our son."
•• • At this our, friend could not further hesitate
to make himself known—and _what followed
all can well imagine.—Raral Mw Yorker.
SPRING AND SLIAIMER
•CLOTEINGII•
VERY'BODY should =brave Has op
portunity to buy CLOTHING for Men,
Youth and Boys, at suck, prices as have nover
yet been known to thic.Borough, at
STEINER'S CLOTHING ESTABLISH-
West Main at; next door to Burkholder'a Hotel,
Embracing a choice of the best, rtioat , desira-.
ble and faehionublo
CASHMEREPT COATS,
.„- 4 . HABIT CLQTH do. .
LINEN !MILLI N G.do. '
TWEED'S, acc.,
To g ether with a great variety of Englis
French and American CLOTHS and Summer
Fabrics, adapted to the wants of Men and
,Havii, both for Dress and Business Garments.
. Particular care hes been taken to procure
the new style
.' SUMMER COATS, ' 1 ..
PANTALOONS,
VES'T'S,
To which ho would invite special attention.=
FURNISH I N G GOO I) 5, consisting of
Shins, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Ike., all of
which are offered at the lowest possible earth
prices, and as Cheap as any' other Clothing
Storein - the Union. Parents who desire Boys
Clothing, are earnestly invited 'to examine tho
stock. Country s ore keepers can be accent•
modntrid at very low rates for cosh. [Map
REIOV4LL!
Family Grocery .Store, •
THE subscriber haiing removed his Grocery
Eptaslishment; on South: Hanover
street, to the Ithge building nearly
opposite his old ctaud desires to call
the attention of the public to the au
rimier stook of FRESH GROC&R
-lES which he has juscopened, and which ho
will sell on, the most accommodating
The arrangarnent,Of hie new Eslabliehment will
be found of the most .Complete character, and,
his'aysortinent comprises every article that can
be found in a • • •
Perfect Pamily Crrocery, • -
such as augers: coffee, teas, spices, heels, dried
beef, cheese., shad; trnacherel, herrings dried
fruit, seeps '&0., - tegother with en elegantab
sortmenvoi China and Croolcery Ware of, eve
ry tole Lnd queensware, brwner,'
_tirnslies; baskets, and.an endless var iety' l ar
ticlos'whioh it is impels:Aide to 'ertumerate.—
For ofteapneas. and excellence his article, can
not_be-aurpoestid A 'call froth the public, lo
therefore roopeotfullYsolicited.
'•::
Taxtrozorm , uotran,
THIS. well i n k, Onifitiliehment la still con
ducted in te aama.martneeAt haa always
been.• . The zl eeptral'.and . ptitiaant itituattea of
the hMnre,'comMiddititurtiOanrn
geanta, and
the comforts end Auxin .. .tee .to be roan& theta,
combine AP render it agreeable and advantage.
one to the travollir, '; • • .., •
Having beetrone cf. the firm of :dello' .t":
Tuckor,dr,,Co.; alviohg . t• the head of the'ea
tablitheoent, the .aubscriber pledgee his
exertions, to Maintain Its reputation, and to give
ea , Wootton to his cuaturnere. • •
• augo,4t PARKER:,
:: 04iiii'": .. 0.'',''.A . 01. - 0:1' ,.
ikii-sit-r'4'.iiiii4k;witiiil-Roonip.
, .
nortERTI3. ,
SMILEY, &licensor to Wm.
IA C. Gibson, CABINET:MAKEtt & UN
k; t 'BA IC. h: lt, Northlitniever street, Carlisle,.
ti_would re4pectfullYinfortie ihe'eitizeni of Carlisle
nd the 'public generally that ho now'hati 'on
halide large assortment anew
arid %elegant . FURMTIJRC,
consisting, in pari" of Sofas,
Wsrdrobes, - Card nnd other
Tables, Burr ems, Bedsteads; plain ''und fancy
Sowing Stands, &c. manufactured of the best
ar aerials and quality warranted. a gene
ral 315011=111 of Chairs at the lowistliricesi.—
Venitian Blinds, made to order and repairing
pronnotiy attended to. ii - COFFINS made to
order It. the shortest notice. and having warden.
did flaitrao he will attend, funerals in , town or
country. Kr.llont forgot the old stand or Wm.
C. Gibson, in North Hanover street, 'few
doors north of Glass's Hotel.
Sept 4-ty... It. B. SMILEY, '
P
'
Corner, of Ilanover and Louther Carlisle
ryi l under Sighed ham alwaYs on hand a large
IL stock of superior Cabinet Ware, in-allthe
dig:rent styles, which ho is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. Ho invites attention partic
ul irly to the Patent S'pring•Battom Bedstead, a
to tit useful article, Which entirely obviates all
Theitbottom can be attached to old
Lto.ls;cadF. Their have given entire satisfac
tion to all Who have them in use.
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS,
Confectionary, and innumerable other articles
calculated for use and ornament, all at wl.ich
are offered , at the': lowest cash prices, at the
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sal).
atiriber on North Hanover street.
S. IY, HAVERSTICK:
. .
KY - COFFINS made to order at the shortest I . May 28;1851. '
I
JACOB FFITTER
Car Jan'y, 22, 1851.-Iv.
Extensiire Furniture Room's.
NIF,'3 ILWEANIM would respectfully
call the attention of House Keepers and the
pnble to hie extensivo' stock of ELEGANT
FURNITURE, including Sofas, Wardrobes,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and plain
Bureaus and every otltr article in his branch of
I business. Also, new on hand the largest as
,iriinent of CH 1.1M5 in Carlisle, at the lowest
prices, Kr•Collin..3 made at the shortest notice
So&ntle_arse prevltied_for_funerals—
its n Call rit his establishinenron North Hano
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL. N,l3,—Fur
oiture hired out by the month or year, -
Carlisle, Mareh.2o,
A SPLENDID STOCIE!
rifillli: undetsigned reeptiaitfullY informs hin
I. friends - and - thelpublic generally,- that he
4 .4 , ....: . has just returned from
M
0,e4 , Philadelphia, having
I u ,
~.4.. purchased the most ex,
~,,,: t. „,
, 9 " <, . ir 5 . " . .4:!: - .tensive, as well as the
.•'''';--" , -t. , N , .• cheapest assortment of
~..'.17 4
.:4;'-N,
' -5 . ye '0
t/II Watches, Jewelry,
&c., over broughwo Carlisle llis stock coil
stets in part of
G. hl and Silver Patent Lever Watches,
- Gatd and Silver detatelle4 do. do. -
Cold
and Silver Lepinc Watches. .
in 5 ,- I..rt nvery variety of-Watches-at-all prices,
Gold Guard and Vest Chains. Medallions,
Watch Keys, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast
Prin. Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
.pens:accl.cases_and-Braeatotn-in-great-variely-
A so!endid article of Gold, Sliver, Gorman
.cF-Silver, and Blued Steel SPEC•
TAcLEs, which are unsurpass
ed in nap lity by any culla article west ot Phil
adelphat, and which can be sold at least 2tl per .
cent cheaper than in ariy ether establishtnent
in the cotintiy. Also a largo lot of
szLymin-vina.B.E,
ea:noising—Table- an'ds_Ten—Spoons _B_atter
Knives, Srlt Spoons, Fruit Knives; Thimbles,
Also, Card Cases. ,Porte lonnaies, Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Desks, with a great
variety of - other fancy articles unnecessary to
mention. A large lot of CLOCKS, assorted
patternsovhiciLwilLbe_sold_loW,_and_warriantett
to bC Peed:
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired,
, no invites all to call and examine his stock,
assured thatmonc can fail to be suited in_quat•
ity, quantity and mace. His articles aro
.cash
lpurchases, consequently , he can atrord Co sell
ow-ir tlian the same articles can be purchased
eisoultero. Call at the old stand, a few doors
wost of Burkholder's Hotel. . • -
Jnnuary 15, 185t—ly T, CONLYN.
A Voice from the Burnt District."
Iflonyer's Candy Factory Rebuilt:
THE subscriber would respectfully announce,
to his friends and the public generally, that his
Factory which wan destroyed by the late lire,
Inn been rebuilt, and he is now prepared to
furnish them with
CHOICE CANDIES.
'inanufaatured of the best material; Which he
will sell wholesale- or retail at the old stand
in North-Hanover street, a leiv doors north of
the bank,swhere ho has just opened a general
assortment of
FRUITS AND NUTS,
consisting of Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Alotonds,..English NValnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pea
Nuts, &e. HO would also call attention to his
large assortment or
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glass, Wood, Gum and
China, of endless varieties. In connection
with the abovc,,he has on band n prime lot of
FRESH GROCERIES, '
consisting of Sugars, Goffees,.Tcas, Molasses,
Spices,' Crackers,Matches, Blocking,
Atm.., a primo• le of GIGARS, of the best
brands.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
n generous public for the patronage bestowed.
on-him,-and hopes-by•a-desire to- please tome.
.rit a continuance of the same. Ile would also
return thanks to the., Firemen and Citizens for
their efforts to save his pro erty on the night
of the late conflagration
Carlisle. rip 2 P. -MQNYER.
'MUSIC -1
t
'THE subscriber has on hand a large and
well selected assortment of MUSIC of all
kinds, consisting.of Swgs, Marches, Waltzes.
Polkas, Fle...also instruction's for Piano and
other instruments. Berlini's Method" for
piano, "Mazes Method for the Violin, &c. Bud
a supply of Violin and' Guitar Strings, of first
rate quality at city prices.
Having made an arrangement with an im•
porting-and -publishing house in Philadelphia,
.he will be constantly supplied with t new Music
and able to furnish anything in that fine at sheet
notice and uporivreasonable terms. Music
Teachers will find it for their interest to cull
and .exaniine for themselves at the corner of
Pitt and High streets, opposite the Mansion
House Iml9] . . S. A. HUBBARD.
Turquoise,
Alabaeter, and other Fancy Lamps.—Lamp
Mate, and paper shades, just received, next
.eor to to-the-P-0. fMay-28e61.
Linen Mil
A general assortment of white and colored
Linen Drillings for )Men and Boy's wear, just
revived by (May G HITHER.
Potent Stor'Oh Polish.,
FOR giving a beautiful gloss to Linens, Mus
tins, Collars, and prevents dust from
sticking to Linens, &c. 'ft contains nothing
injurious. Just received by .
dna I yv . lIITNER.
• ,
LAST NOTICrg.
'',persons indebted•to the mat a of Hen
ry Churel4 &ed.,. aro • reqUest to call
the subscriber at tilb offme or Chu h. Lee
-& Fermin, Lumber Ale - rebants, in No 'Cum—
berland and acute the sami3.withoet de ay, aa
a further indulgence cannot be given .
R CHURCH,'
"Adtme.
may7tf
Great Ittargat!ls.
TIARRISONS COLUNItHAIT INK.—In
•order to dispose of stook now on hand, I
will sell a fow dozen at 20 per' cent lielow•tha
manufacturer's cash prices. Counts/ merchants,
would do well to givo me Si call.
J uno 18sls,*21. SAM'L A HUBBARD.
New and Popular School BoolG
rIOMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY 'of
U—
NIVERSAL HISTORY, together with
a BIOGREITIIY of DISTING U I S D
PERSONS, to which is appended an epitome
of Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
General Astronomy and Physiology . . Adopted
in the Public Schools of Philadelphia.
E. S. JONES 6c CO, Pubhitters,
S W Corner of Fourth and Race ate.
,
,
SOthapt y' . ' • . ,
Teachers'and' School Committees add . ressin
letters to us post paid, wi ll be 'furnished with
copies for examination; `' , • ' - •
OtrA fultassortmont of Book's and Station•
isrefor sate at the Lowest Priem . ' -- - ---.
t3r4ALXICA 017.A147001 1
'of Dry Cloodb. Groccriea; dic. t 9f A: ratter,
at thO - cornor of ;North IlOnOvor, pod , Louther
streets, informs tho public thitt tho wholo'of tbo
largo_ond.elegant otock,*ilrbo,-aold out 4T
COSY.; - Lookout forlorgainc.,'-., - ,,,t
jy9,'sltf., %3ACOLD.FETTE.R:
ifilli
,
DRIJOSI:IiRUGSI
: -• rresh Sprint Supply T
y HAVE juittreceived a rresh stock oft cd•
.Glnes. - . l&e.; .hrhiah
havin',l heen purchased , great. tare at tha
hest city honest!. I can .confidently recommend'
to, Families; Physicians, Country. Merchants
and Dealers, hem 7, fresh and pnro...,
Patent:Medicines, :Herltsand Extracts,
Fine homi eels ; • , Spices,ground and whole
Instruments, • . Essences, • • • . .
Pure Essen'l Oils Perfumery, ate: ,
Cod Liver Oil—Warranted Genuine. ,
DYE•STUFFS.. '
Log and.Catnr-Woods, '
Oil 'Vitriol • '
• Copperas, -
Lap Dye •
, .
PAIhITS.
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alain,.
.Watherill & Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and_xoliow.,PniaLand Varnish Brushes,
Jersey ,Window Glass, Linseed.•Oil,•Turpen
tino,-Copal and coach Varnish, and Bed Lead.
All of wh i ch • will be sold at the very lowest
market price,. Also, a fresn and :splendid as
sortment ar • • -
ORWADIENTAL lITARBLE2 WORKS
OWENS - dr. EXCECARDS,
Recently from Philadelphia:
RESPECTFULLY inform the' eitliens of
Carlisle and it, vicinity, that they have
now at their Marble Yard in South- Hamm,
street, a few doors south- of the Court house
and nearly. opposite 4 & W :Bentz's Store; an
elegant stock of pure •
..4.IIIERICAV WHITE JIMIZ:BLE,
and are prepared to execute in the:most rinished
style
Monuments,
Grave Stones at Mt prices,
poor and Window Sills,
. _
together with every otter article in their line,
and promise that in fineness of finish, chaste
ness of design and quality of Al , rbla, their
work shall not:be surpassed by any other comb
lishment.
They are also the authorized agents of Mr
Robert Wood, of Philadelphia. and will fur
nish from his manufadtory . alrvarieties 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 kinds of Buildhig Work, such
as Sills, Steps and Platforms; &c., at the short-.
est notice and on the molt reasonable terms.
„ . . .
Having had great exporictice, and being em
ployed in the . hest shops of Philadelphiti,Ak:y
arc therefore
.enabled to manufacture the most
fashionable work, and renectfully ask a share
of the_patrouage.of Carlisle and_the.surrouilding
country. - (Carlisle, nov6 18501
was witra so u sum - Tim! .
raIIIO.USANDS_uf-bottles-of- the -AMERI,
CAN COMPOUND have been soldelnr
lug the past year, and was never known to
fall of curing, in a few days, of a certain dels
cats illness), Seminal" eakness and all diseases
of the Urinary organs. Persons afflicted using
this pleasant and popular remedy, need febr no
exposure, as it leaves no odor on the breath,
requires no restrictions in die: ur business ~
-contains-si3 M ercury-or-nox ious-dr ugs-in ju rious
to, the system, and is adapted to every age, sex,
or condition. It is also the best remedy known
for Floor Albus or Whites, (female c:.mplaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the know
ledge of a remedy. This celebrated remedy
lit - Wlong been uscd - in private praCtice of a phy
nician and with unerring - success, radically.
curing ninety-nine of the hundred cases in a
few days. Around 'each bottle are plain and
CAUTION—Ask for the AMERICA N
COMPOUND, and purchase only of the Agents
Price 51 per bottle. For sale by S. ELLIOTT
Carlisle'. J. Wyeth, Harrisburg', ft, Williams
Columbia:. by A. Millet., Lancaster ; E. Morris
& Co., 'fork. 'i l. '" -- (January, 15, 1851.
B.EIVIOVAL!
STOVE 'WAD ROOMS AND TIN MAN
UFACTOR Y.
rr4HE.subscribera desire to inform their friends
and the public that they have removed
their TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
MAN_UFAC'PORAE., to the:rootri nearly_oppo
site their old stand on North Hanover street'
and may now be found in their now and com•
modious manufactory on the- %Vest side of the
said street, a raw doors above ',anther street.
where they will continue to keep on hand a full
assortment of every kind of
.Tln, Copper and heet4ro Ware: •
which may be needed by housekeepers, and
Others. Their articles aro manufactured by
themselves,of 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 Apparatus.
They will promptly•attend to the. laying of
TIN ROOFING and HOUSE SPOUTING
in town and country, and on the most ransom.
ble, terms. Every branch of their business
will be carefully attended to with the utmost
promptness. . .
•They alsolteep_ conetantly on hand 'a tete
variety of
COAL AND WOOD STOVES, _
comprising every variety of plain ten•plate
STOVES,
_elegant wood and 'coal airtight
PARLOR S 1 OYES, of the latest styles,
COOKING`STOVES of the newest and most
improved inventions, at variuus prices. which
cannot fail to please every taste. They re•
spectfully solicit art extrtitination by the public
of their large antlvaried assortment of stoves.
Thankful to-the public for favors heretofore
extended, end being, determined to relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to their Oustom•
era they hope to merit a continuance of pa
tronage:
to - Tho highest cash.price will be paid for
old Copper and Pewter.
MORRIS &••HERSHEY.
Carlisle, March 19, _ 1851-1y
Fresh - Arrival of Hardware.
iriptvlNG just returned Irons New York &
Philadelphia with the beet and Chenpebt
Stock of lIA RD WA RE,C U TLERY B
IN G MATERIALS, PAINTS,. &c., ever
brought to Carlisle, I would respectfully roguest
dealers and consumers and all others to give
me a call and Bee whether they cannot get more
and better goods fertile same money than at
any other place in town. My stock of Locks,
Latches, Bolts' Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints,
aints, loc., is complete and very. cheap.
Corpenters' Tools, I :have a splendtd assort.
ment. Also, Cabinet 'Maker's Tools and Ma
serials, viz :—Vancers, Mahogany, Mineral and
Ghtse Bureau Knobs and Varnish.
SiLDDLERS & COACH MAKEKS,
can_hav,o erniyating in their line cheaper than
FOR SHOEMAKERS,'
.I have a first rate stock of Morocco and Linini
Skins, Bindings, PiTs, Thread and Wax, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
have also a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts,
made in Harrisburg, which can be had at no
other place in town, and at Ball's Prices. , To
gether with an assortment of all kinds of Ham
mered and Relied Iron and Steel. Of House.
keeping Articles, I have Knives. Forks Spoons;
Waiters, Snuffers and Trays, Tubs, Buckets,
dsc. . WALL PAPER • '
I have the largest, Handsomest and Cheapest
Assortment in town. And 10 all who want
Good and Cheap HARDWARE ? I would say
come and see for yourselves. •
oct3o J P LYNE. .•
•
.
-• , Pure Older Vinegar. -
•
usT,,ropived a • fresh barrel of Para .Clde
lVinegar, of superior quality, and warrante
ife from adulteration. .
nov 6 ' . ' , G W HI4NER.
Children% Stooklnge, ".(
AFULL, oseortment of White' and Mixed
Merino flose , of 01l fizea for Children.--
AUX Ladies Mee in great variotylust.orne'd
.
Black. Silk MO ace. ; , ;•.
THE -enbieriber is now opening , a general
assortment of Long and Shortlllaels. Silk:Mite,
new.ityle of Ladles.; - Silk 'Gloves; Lisle Thread
Gloves, and, a . Gonerat assortinent,of list
thread and eettxinricisiory., ,, • •
SunelB, - , G • HjTNER:
OLltu -2butpotillellte•
FIRST PREMIUM
fliandvand Squ'ro VULIVOS.
HITEL33II 4,14
'OA:int/fa urtrai fritni/ -11: Ettlato
• Street, Balisniore,,?tht.
- EDIANO FOHTBS, ,. fiorn 6 to 7 octaves, in
a. - in Rosewood,'MahOgany and Walnut cases
of various styles,lwith and without iron frames,
combining all the improvements requisite ton
superior instrument.
K. dr.. , G, have received from the Maryland,
Institute, tlie,?7rat premium for their Pianos, in
three successive years, 1848,
.1849, 1850.. They
have also'becip honored.with numerous testimo•
Hints frOm all' the most colebrated artists who
have, used their instruments. Pianos from their
establishment have been used at 'the concerts
as Litia, Herz, Holinstock,- Bishop, Laborde,
llnitoti, and other eminent performers. -- They
guarantee durability ter five years, Linder good
cars. end will replace ..ith others all which
may not give 'satisfaction, if application-bo made
within six Months after delivery,.
Their Bainifactary: being conducted - on the
most extensive scale enables them to furnish
instruments at the very lcqest prices, whole
sale and retail. conatonify on hand, A. P.
Hughes' Melodeons, ranging from 848 to 8200,1
for which they are solo agentsfor this city.
January29,lB9l.ly '
Perfumery, Fancy Soap gr. Paper Box
IVI.A.NITFACTORY.,
48 Ararkei street, below Second, Philadeliiiiia.
,
(I LEGG & CROMPTON, iVlanutacturers
'(7 'of Perfuinery. Fancy Soaps and Fancy
Paper Boxes, respectfully call the-attention of
the Druggists and Dealers in ,Carlisle and the
Cumberland Valley, to their extensive stocic of
Goods, comprising Perfumery; Fancy Soaps
Powders for the complexion, Toilet, &c. -Src,
of every variety. Also, a full and' complete as
sortment of Fancy Paper Boxes, of every de
scription, large or small, round of square, made
to order at. the shortest notice.
it:r Don't forget the place,4B Market street,
PhiludelPhia..All pram wil meet with prompt
attention. , janls
-- PIANE FORTE-WAREROOMS;
Tumbl,
Araitiles,
No-171. CHES.MUY' STREET,PHILALP.R
Steps, to.,
THE OLD STAND, 'occupied for more than
cue third of a 'century by G. Willi:, lisp.
E undersigned would most respectfully
4innounce to the public that be is AGENT
for more than twenty. of_thernost
-?1,7'
ltr - 4 i ToN,NEW YORK, PHILA
DELPHIA, and elsewhere ; and
o constantly receiving from them PIANOS o
the richest and most varied 'styles, of superior
tone, and of the most superb finish, of S. Cri, SI.
and 7 Octaves, which are warranted equal
to any manufactured either in this country or
in- Europe.
Just received, also: a further supply of Church
and Parlor Organs, of beautiful patterns and
- fine toneti. -
' His WAREROONI is constantly supplied
with a choice selection of SERAPHINES and
— I3Ih3LODEONS, trom . tlfe — cildest moot ex•
tensive nianulaptorieti in the United States ; a
mong whien is a new style of REED ORGAN
having Carhartts patent improvements, with
--- gilrpipes'iri'frontiand — case - Olegantly — ctirve - d;
and highly ornamental.
Tuning and Repa.ring—Sig. Salvador La
.Grdssa, n distinguished Piano Forte Manufactu
rer and Organ Builder, will attend to all orders.
sept4,'so OSCAR C 13 CARTER.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH
—Fit's ILL'
Pine 011, Camphine 8c Medal Fluid,
i riF acknowledged superiority end purity,
lir manufactured and for sale at the lowest
Wholesale prices, by DAVIS SG HATcit,
at the old established sand of the latßett.ja
min 'l'. Davis, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
where orders by mail or otherwise are solicited;
awl prompt attentipn given. The voice of the
public .for fifteen years, aril the award_of a.
Silver Medal, and complimentary notice by
the Franklin Institute over_all .competitors, is
sufficient evidence of the excellence of our Oil.
Alcohol, Pitch, Turpentine,Rosin, and Spir
its of Turpentine, for. sale Wholesale and Re
tail. at the lowest nriccs. • . [octal
BOOTS AIME SHOES.
THE subscriber has just received a large
'tLib mw supply of BOOTS & SHOES,
for Spring and Summer Wer,
which makes his assortment very
complete.,
It comprises Gentlemen's French Call Skin
and Morocco Boots, Congress Gaiters,
Jack
son Boots, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Enam•
-Aled-Congress-Boots,—Calf-Sitin T -Gont-nntl-
Kip Brogans, Morocco Boots, Slippers, &c.- , -
Also, Ladies' Misies and Children's Gaiters,
Buskins, yies and' Slippers. 'Every effort will
be made to please the' citizens of town and
country, who are respectfully solicited to con
tinue their patronage.
Carlisle, may?
Brushes ! Brushes
A grey variety of these useful articles is
fared for sale, 'consisting of Whitdwash, Sworn!
ing, Scrubbing, Painters; loth, Sluiving,
Teeth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Bruahesi
great variety, all of which are of the best qua
ty and will be sold at the lowest prices
June 6. • S ELLIn'T'T
THIS WEEK !
191111 IS NVEEIC vve receive at the Central
IL Drug Store next door to the Post Oise, a
fine stock _of .Fresh Ahdicines.
jelB,'sl. RAWLINS & IIIeCTiLLOCH:
JENNY LIND. and othor extracts—fresh
tl .from Roussel's, together with splendid as.
vortrnwit of Soaps and Perfumery, at the Cen
tral Drug Store, next door to the Post office.
WLINS & DoIeCULLOCII.
JUST received a frenh lot of GROCERIES
which will be sold very low at the 'old cheap
Store, Etna Main S treat,
np2,
• JUST ieeeiVed, at ' ORTE R'S S II 0 E
STORE, a fresh assortment of Ladies' Misses'
and Children'e Gaiters, Jenny Lind Tine, Bus
kins and Slippers, of the beet quality, also eve
ry variety of fancy colored Frentit lasting for.
gaiters, which will be made up to order.
June 111851. - -
BOOTS di. SHOES.
lAM now opening my Spring stock of. La
dies and Gentleinen's Boots and Shoes.—
Also, a large lot of Boys Misses and Children's
Shoes. All of the newest style., best quality,
I an. best of all very cheap.
ap2 - C. OGILBY.
Blacksmith's Coal.
— 2O - 00 buebols oacksmith's coal, a suporis
article, receiving and for 8410 by
. ' NV B MURRAY, Agt.
TEACEERS WANTED.
THE School. Directors of Frankfort! town -
ship, will meet at ;,ackey's . tavern, on the 14th
day of August pelt., at l o'clock, P.M.. for the
examination of Seven Teachers for said town.
ship. Applicants will please attend.
July3o JOHN C. BROWN, Sece y.
Bonnets and Ribbons.
• , .
WE have just receivod Onirthit'd - eup'ply of
those
eIHEAP BONNETS i t BONNET RIBIIONS
to' which we invite the attention of the indict
may 7 . A & AV BhINTZ.
. •
- •
• • Goon and Black Tem.
' FROM the starlit of the Messrs. Jenkins
of Philadelphia, of the bast qualttios, and al.
ways lash, constantly fur h ale by
June 25 • , . JAY EBY.
run a, WATER; PROOF.
BLAKE'S Fire end-Water Proof PAINT,
which has , been so extensively used for
iho lost six years with the utmost , success on
the roofs of. Houses. Steamboats, &C., no: a
single instance j known Millen: h hao tailed.
For sale by.'4n.112) H. •SAXTON''
The Universal
,Reiligerator,
.
The sebstriber would invite the citizens to
examine the Universal Refrigerator.with W.
ter. Filter attached, which may be aeon at his
' esidence, 110 W in operatiOn, and can be fur
nished at eiVirieee; thereby saving freight,
May 24'5U. G. W HITHER.
,e..aaß)).
M PORTER would
tospeetfully, infOrnrii: , . the Ledievihat h e , haQ
.fitted up the , toamAteeently,oeettpied by Miss
Betioy , KetrisiOneifdeor .to the - old stand ass
LADIES,suop STOIU gXCLUSIVEI.Y,
where•they .Seleeied essintmem
of'caliera, binkins, , ties, elimmrs,..from the heal
inanuftiatoriell'.iiirThiladelphle, , nnd also o t his
own make, to`Whleh theirlattentien is invited.
•
7
WM M PORTER
JENNY LIND,
GIROCFRXES.
C. OGILBY
To the Ladies,
I Juin:ante. jAriiihpithieci
I , Tho United . 'States - - Life Insurance
.
n
Annity'and i riuSt Company 4
harter res:per,uat—cepitat 556,000 ash
mHE constant ) unsolicited .applicatlon for
Insurance, gives the most abundant
I and gratifying proof that. the public' mind is
deeply impressed with the test - importance of
this subject. The great object, however, of
Insurance should be softly, otherwise the whole
motive to insure ,
may- be disappointed. - , Too
much cam cannot bo practised in the selection
of an office with which to effect the contract.--.
' The claiice-should be regulated not by present
and constant large indueetnebts, as tins, is cer•
tainly lecoritpatible.with future benects, The
premiums on life are calculated for the future,
if priSedsit and prospective benefits therefore aro
aiven, the result ultimately, must- terminate in
litigation, disappointment - end ruin. The object
aimed at by this institution is srubilit . y and per
petutly. The rates of premiuni-havo been care,
-tally; prepared with reference to flucluatiens.- -
The cash-system of 'payments had:ldea been
adopted. Unpaid premium rotes constitute no
part of the Resets of this company, and every
contingency being fortified with an ample car
'ital, securtty stamps the whole system. This
feature, paramoubt to all' other considerations
commends the company to public favor. Ex-,
placatory pamphlets, flanks. application papers
-information, and every facility will be cheerfully
furnished the public by Mr. E. BEA'rf Y i who
has been-duly appointed-agent- - of-this company
for Cumberland county. ff -HINKLEY
has also boon appointed Medical Examiner.
Diralara.—Stephen R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thbinpson, Benjamin WPringley, Jncob L
Flormiee r William Al Godwin, - Pani B Goddard
Lawroneo Johnson, George hi'llehry, James .
Deverenx, John L Linton._ •
Presiclaz—:Siepbee R. Crawford.
Vice- .ThWident.—Ambross W. Thompson,
&crew!' & Treasurer.—Charles G Imlay.
actuary.—Manuol Eyre.
Counsel Ed attorney.—Thomas Belch.
- JI4 dicai Examiners. - Paul,l3 Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, M. D.• [aug7 ly
'XRE iNsunAzacm.
TdlaAllemand-Enst---Ponnaborough—Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Cumberland county
ncorporated by an act of Assembly, is now fully
organized, and in operation under the manage.
tneaof•the following commissioners, viz:
Jacob Shelly, Wm It Cortina, Mtehacl Coek
in, Melchoir Brenneman, Christian Stayntan,
SiMon Oyster, Jacob Coover, Lewis Hrer,
Henry Logan, Benjamin II Musser ' Jacob
Kirk, Sumuel•Prowell, Joseph Wickersham.
The rotes of insurance are low and favora
as any Company of the kind in the State—
Persons wishing to become members nre invitH
to make application to the agents of the compa
ny, who are willing to wait upon them at any
time.
JACOB S„IJELLY, President
LLENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
LEWIS fivEn, Secretary
MlCnesl. 00CIL LIN, Treasurer.
octird9.
AGENTS
Cumberland - county. - Rudolp:11 - 111aft iri; - New
Cumberland, C 13 Herman, Kingstown, ,Henry
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and
Charles Bell, Carlisle. Isaac Kinsey, Meehan
..iesburg.l4.-J—Ald,-Churehtowm.,-- -----
York county.—John Sberrick, Lisburn, John
Bowman, "Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, 4sq., Washington, W S Picking,
Dover, Daniel' Itaffeilaberger, J W Craft.
Harrisburg.—Houser & Lochinan.
M
'embers tof the company having policies a
bout to extiiie can have them renewed by mak
ing application to any of the agents.
.
--' - z-=z\ in i . OOTOR YOURSELF
-,
I,—.F 0 R '25 - C ENTST!
.".:'' A . —By means of the pocket
4 . i. „y,re:o;,, II! Esculapins, or, Every •one
4 1 .4,r:,::: : :61 .. O his own Physician ! Twen
c ,Aq.., : ti k s ! ty-funrth edition, withim
(
1 ,;;. - ,,,„4 ',.. , 1 1 (g` r '7.1-wards-of-a-bundred engra- -
i i .).
1 V,... , ,5 • ) ..../ rings, showing private dis
-7 •T,,ti AO! .`,. 7. / eases in, every shape and
il;, 0 61111V .:;-/ ' form, dud mnlformations
;',, ....:itßik,,,.-. - ,. ; .,.,,4 , / of the generative system.
' '''' 1-%. , :7 7 1'0/ BY W-fiI.YOUNT;T:M.D. -
. `4. - -* - The time has now Ar
rive( , that . per sons suffering from secret-disease
need no more become the TIMM oruacutn T
as by the prescriptions contained in thi book any
one may gore himself, without hindr me to bu
siness, or the knowledgs...of, the mot intimate
friend, and with one tenth the usual e pease. In
addition to the general routine of pri vy •oliiiense
it fully explains the cause of manhood's early da
cline, wtth 'observations on marriage—besidec
many other derangements which it won't, not by
proper-to enumerate in the public prints
D 'Any person sending TSVENTT.TIV E CENTS,
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by moil, or five copies will be seut . for one
dollar. Address, ”DR.. W. Y0U,14 G ,355x_1.5.2
SPRUCETSireet; PIGLADLEPIIIA"-rosbpuid.
n - DR. YOUNG can be consulted rm ally of
the Diseases prescribed in his different publica
ions, at his Offices, 152 SPRUCE strt,t,eveky
day between 9 and 3 o'clock, (Sundays Lacepted.
May I. 1550
FRESH aRRIVaL OF
English, Etil• American Hardware
Cheapei. than can he found this - side of the
Last - ,
V HE subscriber having _ just returned front
the Eastern cities with ti — fnlf - and band.
someassortment of all kinds of HARDWARE
of the very best makers and well selected, is
now opening at the Cheap' Hardware Stand in
North Hanover-street, next door tb"Sr6ail'iille
tcl, formerly kept by Henry Glass, where he.
would invite all thutmre in want of good and
cheap Hardware• to give him a call and - see and
satisfy yourself of the truth( as_we aro detertn
mod .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; safety-fuse,
shot,
flints and bar load, -ropes of all kinds, for
threshing machines and well .diggers, and a
thousand other articles ton numerous to insert,
ail wo ask is togive us a call, and we are con
fident yob 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 tve ask, at the old and, wqll known
Hardware Stand lormerly kept by Lewis 'liar
las,•in North Hanover street, next door to
SCott's Hotel, formerly kept by Henry ; Glass..
nov6 JACOB SEN
EXTENSIVk
LUIVIDER at. COAX.. WARD.
HC aubscriber would respectfully inform
18..nutatomereaudilleAmblio_gener,allyilaL
ho still continues the LUMBER AND GOAL
'BC:INF.:SS, and that having lately purchased
in nddition to his former business facilities, the
largo and convenient Warehouse and Coal Yard
lately oneupied by Mr. Ifonry Wright, opposite
the well known Lumber and 'Coal Yai.d of the
subscriber, situate along the' Rnil Road and
College Lane, ho is now more fully prepared
to enlarge his business.. He has at &stint° and
is keeping constantly on hand a well selected
assortment of
_SEASONED. LUMBER,
of all kinds, sorts, and sixest Likewise the
different kinds of' FAMILY COAL. such as
stove Coal of the different' kinds, Lime burners
and Blacksmith's Coal, of the best quality.—
A 1 of which he will soil unusually low for
-Cash. He .will -also .koop constantly on hand
PLASTER, SALT, FISH, &c. -
With all the different 'articles generally found
in a well stored Warehouso. He will also at
all times buy PRODUCE and FLOUR, for
which, he will pay' the highest current prices.
Being very thankful for • past favors, would
most noxiously solicit a continuation of at least
a reasonable share of public patronage.
SAM'L. M. HOOVER.
ITAO/DRllollNoioiPiAaliooloil
William Webb,
RESPECTFULLY inli.irms the public gcn
srally;Ribilie_has just returned from the city,
with a large and splendid assortment of articles
suitable for gentleman and ladies' toilets, such
SHAVING CREAMS AND SOAP& --
Roussel's Rose and Ambrosial shaving cream,
"• Olephane,
\Walt Balls,
" Circassian Soaps.
" Fancy Toilet Soaps, di..e , „ •
” Est...dills of various odors, Fancy
Cologne and Cologne bottles, - •
" • Compound Ox Marrow Pomade. I
" liecinine, together with• Geranium
rose hair oil, ox marrows, bears oil, tie. Also
a rare assortment of brushes,such as hat brush;
os, nail, do.; tooth, d0..--ehaving,- do., clothes,
do. -A-lot of razors, nod razor strops. Also on
hand a large assortmentiof hair work, such - as
Gentlemene Viige and scalps.
Ladles •: do
"
linek'and frant
Carle; Ilcc a a yorietY„ of other:
tiAietes tw
o.hialt the ll '
attention of the public is
seepeatfully invited. .
~ Kar26;71851
11IeDiiite.
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CHERRY PECTORAL:
• For dhe Core of
• COTIGNO, COLDS,
HOAXISMNESS, HHON•
OHITIS, CROUP, ASTH
inA,_,:vcru.oopuoro. COUGH
kh'D COLTSUNCPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has
Made in this generation to facilitate the hoSiness
- of life—increase ihr'enjoymenCand'even prolong
• .
he term of human existence, none- cot be' named
of more real value to mankind, than this contribu
tion of Chemistry to the Healing Art. Airrist trill
of its virtues throughout this broad 'country, has
proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or coin
; ination of undicines yet known, can so surely
_control nod cure the numerous varieties of pulino.
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
MitHt thousands and thousands every year. In
.
deed, there is Mow abundant reason to believe a
Remedy has at length been found which can be
relied on to cure the must dangerous affections of
the lungs. Our space hero will Mot permit us to
publish any proportion of the cures effected by its
use, but we would present tho I.dlowing opinions
of eminent meat and •refor further enquiry to the
circular winch the Agents below named, will al.,
ways he pleased to furnish free, wherein aro full
pilriiculurs„tind indisputable proof of these facts.
Yawn THE WItESIOENT OF AISGIERST COLLEGE, THE
FELEBOATED I'.IIOFESSOB HITCHCOCK.
..Junes C. Ayer-Sir: I linve used your CrIEB - ,
B y PEor o ft,s t in my own case of deemsepted
Bronchitis:and ant satisfied frurn its chemical
constitudon. that it is an admirable compound for
the relief of larynatial and bronchial difficulties.—
..If any i pinion as to its impeder character can be
tiy-service i - youm to - at - liberty li) use it as you
think*Proper.
.CD WA RD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
Frein,ple widely c lebrnted
PROFESSOR .§ILLIMAN,• M. D., L. L. D
• PROFESSOR OF CIIEMISTRF, MINEWAOLCOY, &C.
YALE CnI.LEGE, MEMBER OF THE LIT. HIST.
MED. PHIL. AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES — - -
OF AMERICA AND EOIIOFE.
",I deem the CSIERRY l'EcTortAr. nn nelmirahle
composition from some of the hest 4 hrticles in the
Materin Medicn, nod n very effective remedy fur
the class of .thaenses it is intended to cure."
New Anven.tt., Nov. 1,1849.
MAJOR PATTISON. Presideet of the S. C.
SIIIIOS he has used the CHERRY Pr.ciunAL
with wonderful EMCCCSB to CUM' all inflammation
of the longs.
FROM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSIEIAI,/S
MB=
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell. Deer @ir :—I am now
constantly using your encniir PECTORAL ill my
'practice, and prefer it to any other rnedicine for
pulmonury complaints. Tram observation of
--nmny-sevprE enses, - 1 - am — eonvinced it tviTl - rure
coughS; colds, and diseases of the lungs, that have
Put to defiance all oilier remedies,
I inenrialdy recommend its use in cases of con.
sumption, had consider it much the best remedy
known for that 'disease. Respectfully yours ,
I. S. CUSHMAN, M. D.
PREPARED AN!) SOLD By JAME§.C.
AYER, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LO WELL,
MASS. •
Sold in' Carlisle by Dr. S. Ellintt.S. A. Hubbard
itnii . D . r.,RaWlttes—:n Mechanicsburg by Dr. Ira
Day—in Newville by .1 II Herron—ie.Shippens
burg by J. C. d, U.. 13. A hick, and - by Druggists
generally throughout the State.
June IS,
DR. almmximvs
- . _
Celebrated Family Zedielnes,
It concerns every_one,, Cholorn can.be-_ cured
Dr. Keeler's Sarsaparilla Panacea. For
the removal and permanent cure of al
Diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood and habit
• of body.
The All-wise Creator has it in all
organized bodies an innate disposition to self
preservation: The vital powers possess the
property of resisting the influence of external
causes, but as the BLOOD is the common par
helium . from which all paths of living. matte
derives its renovating elements, and consequent
ly, upon which the life of organized beings do
peed, it is probable that in cases of accident'
,r-ty hero-artificiul-nicans - have - beat - cirrpluype
to depriSe it of on essential property, the vital
.effects of the whole system will be directed to.
ward restoring to• it that propesly. In all con
stitutional and hereditary affections, this fluid
bus undergure some primary alteration, which
is the cause of the special disease, or whieltes
sentiully contributed to its prdrluction. Resto
ration to health can only be obtained by a re
movul of the morbifie cause through the medi
um of the eireulation, and Dr. Heeler's Sursa
peril's, is the tort powerful modifier of agent
effecting this Bold Icoown. -See pamplilots.
•,. Black woodiown, N. 3.. June 6, 1848.
Dr, Keeler—Deur Sir: I sin entirely out of
your Panacea. I woe called upon day before
yesterday for Italia dozen. Ynuemedieine is
tecoming very popular where 11 ; havointroJuced.
it, and I think the more it is used the more pop
ular it will get. Respectfully yours,
Wu: PARHAhrf, ILL D.
II Far details, certificates, &c.,see__eireti:-
&c. PrieeBl per battle, large size, 6 bot
tles ,15
DR. KEELER'S . Eqpg.jj„„sYßUP,.—..
before the public
this stands pre-eminent in incipient consump
tion, Bronchitis, Cutarrlis, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Fleurisy, Asthma,. Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonitiy
organs occasioned by cold. Too much praise
Cannot be bestowed Upon this remedy, and the
proprktor urges °veal.) , one afflicted with otty of
thc,,ribove complaints to secure it at ()ride.
is warradted_to e.ure or no pay. Price only 50
'cents.
DR. KEELER'S CORDIAL AND CARMI
NATIVE.
•
Every family whether rich ur poor,
who vat
ups and all its blessings, should ha ve tlfis
invaluable remedy ut hand. It is infinitely the
best remedy known for Diarrloset, Dysentery,
Cholera hlorbus, Cholera Infunturn, Cliolic,
Flatulency, griping pains, cramp, eta., and for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels caused
.by Teething. The numerous testinionlals from
Physicians and others unsolicited has given it
a reputation us firm as adamant._ W - Price
25 cents Per bottle. •
- DR7ICL'ECE'R'S — VERILITFUGETSYR - Ur.
- This remedy iv pleasant to the taste, harm.
less to the patient and all powerful in removing
all kinds-of worms from the body.. It is with
out doubt, the cheapest and best worm destroy
ing medicine before the public, and will if ad
ministered according to directions, remove
thorn within five or six hours after taken. The
dose is small, and each bottle contains twice as
much us similar remedies. Price only 25 cents
per ,bottle.
DR. REELER'S LIVER AND SANATIVE
PILLS.
Although nut recommended as a'"epro
yet they are the mildest and best remedy to re
move Corstipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
.Bil
iotrynbas, Nervousness,' Foul Stainaeli, feed:
ache, Indignation, etc. Mire 'other purgatiici
medicines they leave the bowelsalways relaxed
and consequently ore the proper medicine for
for 'females and persons leading a solitary life.
Price 25 cents.
DR. KEELER'S RHEUMATIC LOTION
A justly celebrated eiternal application for
Pains of the Cheat, Neuralgia, Headache, Spells
Bruises, Tie Doloreur, Swellings of the Joints,
Rheumatism, Gout, sciatica and for all disor
ders wherein a sedative end . rubefucient reme
dy is applicable. Price .twenty-fivie cents per'
bottle.
All of the - above celebriited and extensively
used medicines, are - prepared and Feld 'Whole
sale and' Retail, at 294 ',M4RKET bTREDT,
Philadelphia. _
For 'sale by S, ELLIOTT, Carlisle ; A. q.
Miller, Dickinson; Messrs. Altick, Shippens
bprg, J. F. Spahr, Machaniesbiwg, Al. Bitner,
Shiaemanstown, and In every town thr6ughout
the county and State. Vatfiiikl4, 1851
lirdwaiv.
THE subscriber' raturhs his shiners thanks
to his numerous customers and public go:
norally fur the libmal e encouragement dins far,
eitendelf, and desires in a .word to assure all
that he has ocinsiderably'onlarged-his Stock in
all its branches connected. with' his buttiness'
without going into datail, for that would be'an•'
'necessary, and at•such prices that qould not fall'
.
I havo just. rimmed a complete assortment of
Graas a , 3cl Cradltng SCYTEIF.S-of..difforont
brands. Constantly on hand Blake'e Fire and
WatarProoC
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EliiiMMl
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Price
VAUGIIN'S
LlTHowarrim -111:17,11ME!
Largo liottpui—ouly quo Dollar.
rho rroprielbr of tho 'Utast American Remaly " Vatsann'
VNOLTABLE LIT/lONTRIPTIO quisrunk,” Induced by• 'is
argent solicitation. •of his Agents,, throughout the Uahe
BMWs and Canada, lima now ' •
Reduced the Price
hI popular 'and well known artinla i and from AIM data
oeneefortli, lie' will 'l;iit nit but one eine only,-66 titer
3otag: — 7 -tlie retail price will bo
01TE DOLLAR.
The public RIMY rest enured that the ehanicter of the Medi
;Ina; iJ
~trength. and curative: properties WILL stamAt
314011.1.N01D,, and the same taro will Ini be.toived in iira
- rating it - as heretofore.
As this medicine, under its reduced price, will be purchase
- uy Jinn° who have not hitherto mado themselves; acquaints
With its virtue's, the proprietor Would be; to intimate that Id
Miele is not to ho clawed with the vast amount nf "Bernath,
of the any t" it claims far Itself 4 envier healing power, i
diseases, than •anti oilier preparation flew before ta
world: and has costumes 'Welt for' ight pence by its ropes-it
medical virtues, and, until this reduction, commanded doubi
ho price of any other articles to this line,
Nonce. PAIITICIILSELY, this article Ada with great hem
ng power and certainty, upon tho'
•
• mood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
tad all other organs, upon the proper outlon of which lifb an
lentil depend.
Tide medicine has tijastly high repute ae a remedy for
Dropsy
end all arena of that nature. It may ho relied nion wbe
he intelligent phyeletan boa abandoned his patient,—and fi
ham &treating diseases, more especially Dancer, the props ttor.Would earnmtiy and -honestly recommend it. At I
orelent . price it is easily Obtained by all, and the trial trill prat
the article to be the
...
Choapost Modifoino in the World!.
trzr - Please ask for pamphlet.—the agents give them away
they contain - over iixteen pages of receipts. (In addition to fa
medical matter's valuable for hobsehold purposes, and wide
will rave many dollars pei year to practical housekeepers.
These receipts are introduced to make the book . or gies
value, aside from its character as an advertising medium ft
.thez.dickwoh.4.timinr-io-rav o r efwhieh, in the form
letters from all parts of the country, may be relied upon.
Venglm'a Vegetable Litholfiriptio Mixture " —th
Great American Remedy, now for rale In Quart bottles at $
each, imall bottles at 50 ets each. No small bottles will b
issued after the i present stock is disposetrof.
Principnl Ofilco, Bonin, N. Y., 207 Main Street,
C. C. VAUCIIN.
... Sold Wholesale and Retail - by OLCOTT McKESSON 1
CO.. 127 Maiden Lane. New York City.
N. B.—All letters (excepting from agents and demon sett
whom ho transacts business) mow be part paid. or no eitentic
lit be given to them.
S W Ilaverstlck, Carlisle, • ,
S C & G B Altick, Shipponsburg,
Russel &.Dice, Dickinson,
Spahr. Mechani"squrg.,
A 11 Zogcr, Kingstown.
Octifi
EIED BY TIIONIAS,CONS . 'PETIE
b_ wATTE - ,q7;07, - '25 , 3 ,N 1 Ait h.h. S Vl< iIET,
and for sale by all ihr I , t .
sellers in the United St4tes't
reliELL3s PIIMAItY (-11.10 f-fl '"
--An-easy-introduction -to- -
phy, designed for children, and e, ti, i . • •
Instratdd by 120 engravings and m °lured
maps.
Al/TCHELL'S. INTERMEDIATE G EOGRAPHT—
The text, the exercises the
,illustrations, owl the
forty beautiful maps are printed together in One
quarto volume.
Mrreuxt.t.'s SCHOGI. GEOGRAPHY Ss ATLAS,
system of modern Geography, comprising a
dent iptioo_oftlie_present.4tate gt-the-w,orliland -
its five great divisions. Embellished with nu
rum ous en,,raviogp-iind illustrated by an excel
lent -Atlas containing 98 handsome and accurate
colored maps. This series of Genortiphy by, S.
Augustus Mitchell has been wholly or portly
introduce) and private schools
of all this principol c:ties mid towns of the Uni
ted States •, nod after a full dud fair trial of its
merits in these schools, it has received an almost
universal recommendation.
....Mrroti FMCS ANC/ENT GeeisitnrnY 81-ATI;AR
An- nimient, classical anti sacred Geography,
embellished with engravings of 'remarl.able
events, views of ancient cities, etc.,,and accom
paned by ancient Atlas coutnining 12 beautiful -
colored maps. ,; •
MITCHELL'S ATLAS OF OUTLINE MAPS
Mitchell's Biblical and Sabbath School Gen..-
raptly, with Maps and embellishments. Mitch
ell's Key to the study of and Carroll's
Key to Miteliell's.Geogrophy, are excellent and
popular books, owl are- becoming very exten
sively used in the best schools of our ecipidry.
GHELNE'S Fitisr LEssori 1,14 - GRAMMAII, based
upon the construction and analysis of sentences;
designethasa.l introduction to the "Analysis." -
-G nE ENEA-A-NA1•1116—.4-tretteSe-011-11u.—st rue s
ture of the English' language, with illustrationt
and exercises adapted to thmuse of schools, hyt.
Samuel S. Green, A. Principal of the
Phelps Gran - UMW School, Boston.'
'flies° books lave already in the short time
they have been imblished,obtained a very
tensive circulation, having been introduced into
the public schools of Boston, 'Baltimore, Piits.
turg, Chicininitti, St. Louis, Vicksburg. and
other cities and towns, and recommended by
those who have tried them in their schools, as•
without question the best English Grammars
in existence.
SAVAN'S SGEIOOI..READER'S.
nip. PRIMARY. SCHOOL READER—PIIIT IM is
intended for beginners. It contains - a lesson
upo t each of the. elementary sounds of the lon.
gunge The Primary School ,Reader, part 2il,
contains exercises iA articulation, arranged in
connection with easy leading lessons. The
Pridiary Reader, part 511, is designed tbr the
first class in Wimary Schools, aud the lowest
class in Grammar Schools.____.___
Gitoststmt SCHOOL I; EA111:11, iS
for the middle close in Grammar Self - 601s, and
eontains exercises in articulation - arranged in
.Connect kin with rending-len - sons
Tot Disnwavr - S - Mioot. READER, is design
for the- highest classes in public and private
sullen's. It contains exercises in articulation,
pauses, :mil inflections of the voice with such
roles and suggesstions us are - deemed useful.
THE,ltuirnucrivxßEADiza ; or a Course o
Rending on Natural History; Science and Lite.
roma:designed fo'i'Sidtouls.
. . THE SPILLING HOOK.
cousisting.iir words in columns and sentences
for'bral and written exercises. It is a-complete
and systematic series of exercises in English
orthography. L •
This highly populse series of !Tailing books',
mid this spellingtmok were compiled by Mr.
At m, 11. Swan, of Beaton, and judging from the
rapid introduction into schools which they-have
obtained in the Eastern and Middle Slaws and
in many of the ‘Vesterti cad Stintheen Shays,
wic think they arc really •better adopted to ilo•
/wants of teachers and • eholars than any otter
yet published. Theinr.li,hers IldOe a Vol) large
number of recomme , •bitions trout public, reboot
cuMmittees, teacher., odd others friendly to Edo •
cation.
FROST'S HISTORY OF ,THE I' wt'ATES.
tre - votTle ico tot , high
mies. The same work minti.m.•••iV,l.o;
or . commen schools, 1„vel. 18 mu. ,
./..A.RY.IB'R PRACTICAL PIIISIOLOGY, fat' the use
of -- sehools
.ond families, 1- vol. 12 ino. with
engravi ngs. PßlMAßY PH/610 r:ocy, by the sante author, t
vol. 18 1110. •
Fin-sr BOOT IN RITIIMETIC, by F. A.
intended fee pritOstry and common schools. '
ARITHMETIC IN TWO' PA R'I'S.
By the sawn nutlior.. Part first—advanced
lessons in mental arithmetic ; part second--
rules and examples for practice in written:with
meths, for common and high schools.
A Key to examples tor practice in written
aritcmetic, for the use of teachers, by the slime
outlier, _ ,
nrithmetics have secured very high
recommendations from teachers of 1411..."1s ouJ
academies, and from professors in so, of nut'
colleges, and from others interested io I.:, rouse
of education in various sectioim of the Union.
'C. C. 8t Co., RIM) publish many other School
' llooks,,which there is not room Ito cnilmerate
here - , besitlei Law, Medical, Theological and
Allscellatteouttllooks, •-and they inn fully
red to answer ordersfor books In every depart
. meld 'of knowledge. Booksellers, School Com
mittees, and others, tomplied OR the most favor
able terms. (sept 95, '5O-Iy.)
CHURCH ) LEE : : AND FEEMANy
staczanslammaa. .Q.U21..1D
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Harrison's Columbian Ink.
1! subsorthor has on hand ti anpply
of the ahem, init, which, by a spacial ar!
rangenient.rith the proprietor; he iaablo tolo r
nielt to meicharne and °Unto, at the. Tannin:t'
turere witolotialo prices. •
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goal'::, • S A IllUBI3A111),,
. _
.ov.Ftn. raj bi.bk McCLAIN for a bat—
. ter artiale pfSoop, than his , PatontMagneticV
either for'; unitrn;- and Phoples
from the akin„ or •for shaving. Manufactured
'by S.,
,MOChun; 83...N0rth 7th . ' stroot, above
Cherry, Philadelphia:: "And' sold: by S. W.
HAVE a his'Drud,,and hook store.
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