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WOW' • •
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AuxciOnt of - the -1:o!lootion. of Clio qtato
DEM
nc,Tliell".er r riebArg—Anicilcon_of:...the_l2.th.
inst, ,bringe us egicialProolanaa
tion .by Gov: Jtactisrox 'of the itenucrion
xuc Tara' D> nT FO far under the operation of
the gt inking Fund . carries glori.
ens tiding; Itruly,, to',theopreoesed'tax-payers .
ofPennsylvaiiae „ •
-P.ENNSYL-VANTA;ISSd
In th . e,visinV
° and 61) . t,iea?ttliority of the Common
•+i wealth of Pennsylvania.
BY 'WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON,
Gover+tOr,of tic said Commonwealth.
.PROCE.WI6I.IITIOAI
WHEREAS, In and by an act of
. the Gcneral.Assembly of this Com.-.
~,.`,4,Asimonwealth, passed the 10th day of
;en,. -11, ono thousand eight hundred
.; %% and forty-nino, entitled' "Au Act
to create a Sputvo PUNE, and to provide for
the GRADUAL A-NO CEILTAIN EXT/NOUIERMENT 0
TILE DEBT OF TUE COMMONIVEALTII," his enact
ed, and provides ea-follows, viz:
Sc.t 1. That the 'Secretary : of the Cialn
monivealth, Auditor General and State . , Treas
urer, for the time being, shall, he Commission-•
ers, who are hereby authorized to receive the
revenues appropriated by this net, or which
may hereafter be appropriated for the same
object, and to purchase thercWitli the debt of
the State of Pennsylvania at its market price,
if not exceeding-tile par value thereof, to, the
full extent of the said revenues, 'and to hold
and apply. the-same,-and the- interest - thereon'
accruing, firmly and inviolably on the trusts
and for the purposes hereinafter specified.
SEC. 2. That all revenues derived from the
following sources, to Wit: the taxes on collat
eral inheritances, and the per centage assessed
upon any , brink: Or railroad, or Goal mining, or
'railroad and coal mining, or iinproyement com
pany charter, all taxes assessed on distilleries
and breweries, or billiard rooms, bowling sa
loOns and ten pin I'M:vs, on new counties, on
theatrical, circus and menagerie exhibitions,
and on eating houses, beer houses and restau
rants, and nil such revenues as the Legislature
may,froin time to time set apart for the pur
poses.mentioned in this act, shall, so soon as
the same shall be received at the Treasury; be
paid over to the said Commissioners, sho shall
forthwith proceed to purchase the debts of the
Commonwealth, od the terms and for tho pur
poses set forth in the first section of this act.
See. 3. That the said Commissioners - shall
le - atrtherlze - d`trratilfo the interefit — Mbli - nir
payable on the debt, so as aforesaid purchased
and held by them, which interest shall be like
iviae_npplied to- so
that the same shall forma constantly accumu=
lating fund for the extinguiihment of the pub
lic debt.
Sre.•4. That it shall be the duty of the said
Commissioners, on the first, Monday of Septem=
ber, in the year ono 'thousand -eight hundred
and fifty-one, and on the same day, in every
third year thereafter, to certify..the amountof
the debt of the Commonwealth held by them,
to the Goyernor,- who shall direct 'the certifi
cates representing the - same to be cancelled,
and on snob cancellation issue his proclama
tion, stating the fact and the extirig,aishment
and final discharge of so much of the principal
of said debt, -
Sec. 5. That the Commissioners shall„
Nvithin ten days after the organization of the
•Legislature, in the year one thousand eight,
lieliiireil and fiftf-tem, amain overy,third year
thereafter, specially report to the legislature
the amount of the public debt, so as aforesaid
liquidated and proclaithed by the Governor to
have been cancelled, and_ what reduction of
taxes - may; in - icintsequenee thereof, be madc„
in order that the Legislature may provide
for such reduction in the burthens of the Imo. :
plo.
. AND "irunnims, Alexander L. Russell, Sec-"
rotary of the Coramonivealth, Ephraim Banks,
Auditor General, and John M. Bickel, State
Treasurer, Commissioners ofthe Sinking Fund,
have can:rime to me as follows, viz:
---01 rci-of-the-Gommissiozrers - oftlre - Sinkiny - Ford; - 1 --
.11ARR1S1311110, September, I, 1851.
To his Eicellency William P. Johnston, Gover
nor of l'ennsylvonia.
Sir compliance with the 4th section of
the act, entitled 4 , An•act to create a Sinking
Fund and to provide for the gradurd'and cer
tain mttingUishment of the .debt of the Com
monivehlth," approved the 10th day .of April,
1840, the Commissioners of said fund \ hereby
Certify that the amount, of the debt of the
Commonwealth purchased since the passage of
the act of Assembly referred to, and now held
by them, is SIX HUNDRED' AND FORTY
NINE_ T ILOUSAND_ONE--HUNDRED —AND
tiVENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND NINETY-.
EIKIT CENTS ($650,122 08) consisting of 5
per cont. loans negotiated muter varieue nets
of Assembly. • .
Your obedient servants,
A. L. RUSSELL,
•
• E. BANKS,
JOIIN 11. BICKEL,
• • Commisaionera of the Sinking Fund,
Now, TIIEREFOItr, In obedience to the re
quirement of the fourth section of the act of
the General Assembly. aforesaid, I do - hereby
issue this Proclamation, publishing and decla
ring the PAYMENT, EXTINGUISIIMENT AND FINAL.
DISCIIIARGE of SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NINE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND NINETY
EIGHT OENTS ($059,122. 98) of the Unmet
mr. of the Thii . of this .Connonwealth ; and
that I have (limited the certificates, represen
ting tho.samo, to be cancelled. .
.
Jr/ GIVRN under my hand and the Great Seal of
the State at Harrisburg, this fifth day of
September ' in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-ono, and'of tho
Gommonweilth the seventy-sixth.
Br TILL GOVEltliOlt
A. L. RUSSELL, -
. .
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
SPRiNG'AIsiD SUMMER
0t 0 'MING!!
EVERY BODY should ernbrdco this op
portunity to buy CLOTHING for Men,
Youth and Boys, at such prices as havo never
yet been known to this Borough, ut
STEINER'S CLOTHING ESTABLISH
MENT,
llreat Main at, nal door to Burleleoldee a Hotel,
Embracing a choice of the hest, most desira
ble and fashionable
CASIIMERWI'T COATS,!
& t wo HABIT CLOTH• do.
LINEN DRILLING do.
TWEEDS, &0.,, &0. ,..
- .
Together with a great variety of En glis
Franck and Ameripan'CLO'fllS and Suinnier
'Fabrics, adapted to the wants of Men and
Boys, both fur Dress and Burliness Garments,
Pnrtiiiulur ante ltaa' Welt taken to nate:aro
the new style ": • ,
SUMMER COATS,
. . PANTALOONS,
VESTS, &c.,
. „
To which ho would tnvito special attention:
FAIRNISII4 N G GOO I) 5, consisting of
Shirts, 'Stocks ,Ifandkarchiofs, &c., all of
which arotifforail .at the, fewest possible cosh
prices, and' as Cheap as any. other Clothing
Store in the Union, 'Parents mho desire Boys
Clothing; aro earnestly invited to examine the
otock: 'Country a ore . : keepers can be acionr
inodatod at very low rateefor MO* . ['Gal,
Tanrizont. xtotran •
, BOSTON, MASS, • '
oil 111 S establishineni is still con
ducted in die same manner it has'aiwaye
'beau. , ceittral • and'aleasant situation of
the house. its commodious arrangements, and
• ,the comtorts and. luxuries to be found there,,
combine to, render it agreeable . and advantage
ous to the trav6litir.', S. •
Having been - olio of the' •of, John L.
Tucker &Oit;,•so long at the: bead•of times
tabliehment,- the subscrifter.pledg e e hii•beet
exertions Kftraaintain' its reinatation, and,to give
m
eatisfaction to his custoer°, • • •
aug2o4t' • •'• H PARKER.
To ,IVllUinera
JUST received. *nether -- lot:of Donne.
Frames of the latost ittle. 'Also, Sonnet silkst.;
Silk and Satlnldnings otvarlons col Ore.
„ dealt •• , • .11yroit:
' Z'torto , ;::s.::-.0"13 - ov.s '
•
Extensive. Cabinet.are-Rooms;
; "T
•••••••-'
U 3
C. Gibsan, CABINET; MAlilslt'& UN=
DIIItTAKER,• North Hanover street, Carlisle;'
wood respectfully inform the citizens of Carlisle
sad public 'generally • that he .now•bas
'
' „. • hand a large assortment ofeaw
O a F 3 and'elegant 'VURNITVIt B,
consisting •in parr- of. Sofas,'
•• • • Wardrobes,- Card • and -other
Tables, 13 urchus; Bedsteads, plain and lancy
&Ong. Stands, &a. 111 miTactured of the best
• materials and quality warranted: Also a gene
ral assortment Of Chairs et tkoLlowAst_pnosA=
— Voilifiaii — illiticl79 - made To order and repairing
promptly attended to. Krec.),FFlNs made to
order at the shortest noticeand having a sPien.
' did 'llearselfe will Muir& funerals - in,"town - or
eon n t - fl3-Dent,forget the old standar Win.
C. Gibmin,- in 'North Hanover street, a few
---doors-northvof - Olass s- is Hotel,
--
Sept 471 y, .R. B. SNITLEY.
---
5.1; 7-
- :
-
CPA W
Corner of ilanover and Loutherlts., Carli sle.
HE undersigned has always nu hand a largo
A stock of superior Cabinet Ware. in all the
ditferont styles, which he is prepared to sell at
the lowest prices. Ile invites attention partic
ularly to the Patent Spring-Baum Bedstead, a
must useful article ' which entirely obviates all
objections. The bottom can be attached to old
Bedsteads. They have ziven putire satisfae•
Lion to all who have them in use.
VI - COFFINS made to'order ai tho shortest
notice.
c 0 B FETTER
Carlisle, Jan'y. 22; 1851 •-1 v.
Extensive Furniture Rooms
TAMES RAVE VE ft would respectfully
#3 ,
call the site mien of House keepers and the
public to his extensive stock of ELEGANT
l UR NIT II It S. including Sofas, Wardrobes,
Centre and other Tables, Dressing and -plain
Bureaus and every otlur article in his branch of
business. Also, new on hand the largest as
sortment frlf CH 4 IRS is Carlisle, at the lowest
prices. o.7"Catlins made at the shortest notice
and a_llcarse_providedihr funerals. Ile.solic.
its a call at his t!St itillishment on North Hano•
ver street, near Glass's HOTEL. N. I3.—Fur
Mare hired nut by the month or year.
Carlisle, March 5). 1850.-1 y •
sarxxxxan STOCIE I
rEriLIE, undersigned. respectfully-informs.-his
friends and theipublie generally, that ho
• •
..„vs- ' • has fast returned from
having
• A, 12 purchased 'the most (Tx•
tensive, as well as the
i 49 3 cheapest assortment of
a;rix. 3
1 / 4 , Watches, Jewelry,
&c., ever broughwe'Carlisle. Nis stock con
sists in Part of
Gold and Sliver Patent Lever Tratclies';'
abi L and,Stive• detatched do
Gold and Muer Lepinc Tf idches.
in short every variety or \Vatchcs at all prices.
__Gald_Uuard and Vest Gbains.--Medailions„-
Watch Keys, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast
Pins, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Silver
pens and eases and Bracelets in great variety.
A splendid article &Gold, 'Silver, German
arid Blued Stool SPEC
TACLES, which are unsurpass
ed in qu o lity by any other crticle west at Phil
adelphia, and which,,can be sold at least 2tl per
cent cheaper than in any other establishment
in the country. Also alarge lot of
eg L -17,741 R
Comprising Table. and - Tea .Spoons, Butter
ICuives, \Srlt Spoons, Fruit Knives ; Thimbles,-
&e. Als‘6, Card Cases. Porto Nionnales, Port
Folios, Ladies Writing Dcsicv; with a great
variety of other fancy articles unnecessary to
mention, A large lot - of CLOCKS, assorted
patterns, which will be sold loiv, and warranted
to begood.
Witiches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired,
Vic invites'all to call and examine his smelt,
assured that 11011 C can fail to be stated in qual
ity, quantity- and Peter.. dais articles -are cash
purchases, consequently, he can afford to sell
lower than the same articles can be purchased
elsewhere. Call. at the old stand, a few doors
west of Bilikholder's Hotel.
January 1,5, 1101—ly T. CONLYN.
A Voice from the Burnt District 1f
Illonyer's Candy Factory Rebuilt:
THE subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends and the public generally,, that his
Factory which was destroyed by the late lire,
Mrs been rebuilt, and he is now prepared to
furnish them with
CHOICE CANDIES •
manufactured ot the best material, which he
wilt sell wholesale or retail at the old stand
in North Hanover street, a few doors north of
the bailie, where he has just opened a general
assortment of
FRUITS AND NUTS;
consisting of orAges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Almonds, English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pea
Nuts, Sm. Ile would also call attention to his
largo assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
consisting of toys of Glass, -Wood, Gum and,
China, of endless varieties. In connection
with t he above, he has on band n prime lot of
FRESWGROOERIES,=—
_consisting of, Sugars, Geflima, Teas, Molasses,
Spices, 'Crackcril,--igatehes, BlacAting, &c.—
Also., a prime lot of CIGARS, of thd best
brands.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
a generous public for the patronage bestowed
on him, and hopes by a , desire to please to me•
rirtt continuance of the same. Ile would also
return !hanks to the Firemen and Citizens for
their efforts to save his pro erty on the night
of the late conflagration
Carlisle, no 2 MONYER.
- Yr. Pl 9
THE: subscriber has on hand a. large and
well selected assortntent of MUSIC of all
kinds, consisting of conga, Nlarches; Waltzes,
Polkas, &c.. also instructions for Piano and
other instruments. " Berlini's Method" for
piano, "Mavis Method for the Violin, &c. and
a supply of Violin and Guitar Strings, of first
rate quality ut city prices.
Having made an arrangement with an im•
Orfila.. and publishing house in Philadelphia,
he will beeconstantly supplied with new Music
and able to furnish anything in that line at short
notice and apon reasonablo terms. Music
Teachers will find it for their interest:to call
.rind examine foi . . themselves at the corncr.of
Pitt and High streets, opposite the Manshin
House fin 191 S. A. HUBBARD.
New and Popular School Book.
CIOMP . REIIENSIVE SUMMA I\ of Ti—
t) EIVERSAL lllS'PORY,_tog,ether•with
E - TOGEttIPIIY of DISTING U I S II E D
PERSONS, to whin!' is appended rtiL epitome
of 'Heathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy,
General Asironomy and Physiology. Adoptod
in the Public Schools of Philadelphia.
• G. S. JONES R. CO, Publishers,
S W Corner ofFourth,and Race ate. Phila.
30thapt y
Teachers and School Committees addrcssin
!otters to us. post paid, will So furnished with
copies for examination.. _
RYA hill assortment of -Books and Station
ery for sale at the Lowest Prices.
INAST NOTXCE.
A LL persons indebted to the ostato of Hen
n!, ry Church, doe'd,,, are roquostod,to call
on the subscriber at the office of 'Church, Lee
'& Foomari, Lumber'ltlerchauts, iu New2Cum,
borland and settle the sumo without delay., as
a further indulgence - cannot lie given
It R. CHURCIT,
Adm,r .
ning7tf
SELLING OFE AT COST I
T 4 F. subscriber having purchased the stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries. &e., of A, C. Fetter,
at 'the corner of North Hanover and ~Lowther
'streets, informs the public that the whole of the
large nod olegnnt stock will •be sold out AT
COST. Loolc'eut for bargains. o.
JACOB FETTER.. •.
Great liar 'aims.
•
lIARRISONS 'COLUMHIAN. ,INIC. In
order to.disposo of stock now on. hand, I
will soil a few dozen at 20 per coot bolovi the
manufactUreee cash prices. Country merchants
would do' well to give 'me a call.:
Lino Istk,'sl, BAWL A HUBBARD.
Turquoise,
,Alabaster, and diner Fancy . Lempi.—Lenin
Mate, and • paper. 01)04;7—lust recoi/0, next
door to to 018'1' •, (MAY
. ,
'.' -' • . Linen 1:0011 .
.ling;
. ,
, s. ~ /i`dOnoriil assOrtnioni of 'whito 0 and • colorna
Lao II Drillings. for !Mon' ruitl , Boy!s 'Wear; .illat
ionPivoil,brAlVfnv. 2t.'511):.,D , :IV SHITNER. '
PCitent Stuoh ,Poftelt,
, , , . .
jpIOR giving a beautiful gloatito.LitlonS; Itrus
F line, Coitus; o.4s..autt.pfuvents;,,dust froni'
sticking , to, Vinous, Sr.°, ..It ' contsins. nothing
injurious. , Just received kty. , ~.,..,, •::.: -; i
&ell _
~....._ „ a, W. ItIVN,EII; '
''' --Altoidlaiioit,6 -
• ,
DRUGS I DREW.: MUM I •
' , Vroshppiing riply. I ,
T. !HAVE just riCeivcd a , freSti stock _of Med•
icines;_gaints, Glass; %Oil; Which
haiing 4con-,purchaacd with great care , nt the,
best city Can' confidently .recornthend
to Famine's, 'Coithtry. Merchants'
and Dealers,-as _being fresh and Imre. „
. •
'Patent Medicines, , Ilerbsand Ektracts, '
h " -
Flea lintel •cals, , Spices, ground und.yholc
Instrinnimts, Essences,
. Pure Essen': Oils Perfumery,
-
DYE•STUFF . S. ' '
Log nod Cain —Woods;
Oil Vitriol
Copperas', • '
Lae : . .
_ • PAINTS.,
Wetlterill & Brother's l'oro Lend,-Chrome
Green and Yellow,Pain t - nn cinfarnish B rushes, -
Jersey -Window Glass, Linseed Oil,•Turpen
tino,.Copal and coach. Varnish, and Red Lead.
•All of which will be Sold gt the , very lowest
markst price, • Alga, alreen ehd splendid us
sortment of
FANCY GOODS, FRUITS, •
Confectionery, and innumerable other nrticles
calculated for tine sod ornament, all of wl.ich
are Uflbtp,d at the lowest cash prices, at this
chum) Drug Book and rancy,Store of the sub
scriber on North Ilenovkr street.
. _ . S. W., HAVERSTICK.
Tiltik 28, 1851.
Indigoes,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,
ORNAMENTAL IYIARBLE WORK
0%77MN.S ed. raozlo.suchs,
Recentlyfr'om Philarfelphia.
ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of
Di Carlisle and it 9 vicinity, dint they have
now at their Marble Yard in South ilanovei
street . , a row doors 'south .oI the Court Howe,
and nearly opposite A &-W, Bentz's Store, aft
elegant ntuck of pure
eIAIERICATIP l h ITE JIMRBLE,
and are prepared to execute in tlie,most iinished
.style
.11Tonitryents; . Tombs,
Grave "Stones at ail prices, Al-antics,
Door and Window 'Si Steps,
together With every other article id - their line.
and promise that in fineness of finish, chaste
ness of design and quality of IFhrble, their
work shall - not - be surpassed by any otlier estab
lishment. • •
They ore also the authorized agents of Mr
Robert Wood, of Philadelphia: and wll fur
nish from his manufactory all varieties of IRON
RAILING for the enclosing of Grave lots and
all other purposes, at the shortest notice and at
Philadelphia prices, They will also finish or
manufactory all kinds of Building Work, such
as Sills, Steps and Platforms, :sm.at the short_-est initiee and on the most reasona Ildterms.
Having had great exiMrience, and being em
ployed in the best shops of Philadelphia, they
are therefore enabled to manufauture the most
fashionable work, and .rescceffully, ask a share
of the patronage of Carlisle and the surrounding
-con
WITIr WILL WOU SUFMER..!
THOUSANDS of bottles of the AMERI
CAN COMPOUND have been sold dar
ing the past year, and was never known to
fall of euring, , ln a few 4layS, of a. certain deli
cute disease, Seminal weakness and all diseases
Of the Urinary organs. Persons.atllleted using
this pleasant and popular remedy, need fear no
exposure, us it leaves no odor on the breath,
Jequires , rio - restrictions in
- Contains rp, Mercury or noxious drugs injurious
to the system, and is adapted to every age, sex,
or condition. It is also the best remedy known
fur Fluor Albus or Whites, (remold e‘ nopluintsy
with which thousands starer, without the know
ledge of a remedy. This celebrated -remedy
has long been used in private practice oft phy
sic ifin and, with unerring .suecessi rudichlly
curing ninety-vino of the hundred cases in a
few days. Around" each- bottle ore plain and
full directions.
CA UTLON—Ask for the AM ER (CAN
COMPOUND, and purchase only of the Agents
Price SI per bottle. For sale by S. 131, 1., LOTT
.Carlisle; J. %Vyeth, Ilareisberg; R. W Mitt ms
Columbia: by A. Miller, Lancaster; E. Morris
& Co., "fork. t . 4 (January, 15, )851.
it.rmsOW .8.. X!
STOVE WAR BROOMS A ND TIN MAN
UFACTOR 4.
rilllTEsubseribers desire to inform (heir friends
and the Mat they have removed
— tIifIiTTTNTGOYI T I , ..V. AND I I ,. .l , :rritO — N -Th
MAN UFACTOR Y'_to Me room nearly oppo
sits their old stand on North Hanover street
-and may now be found in their new and cent•
modifies manufactory on the West side of the
said street, a few doors above Lowlier street.
where they will continue to keel) on hand a lull
assortment of every kind of
'lhi, Copper and - • nee - b.:aro Ware
which may bb needed by housekeepers and
others. Their articles are manutactuted by
themselves, of the best materials, and in point
of finish and durability cannot be surpassed.—
They will else tuunutacture and repair at the
shove solo ties. al I dso I_Distilling_Apparatus..
They Will promptly attend to the laying o f
-TIN ROOFING and HO USE SPOUTING
in town and country, and on the most reasona•
ble terms. Every brunch of their business
will be carefully attended to with the utmost
promptness - .
They also keep constantly on hand a large
variety of
CO Ale AND WOOD STOVES,
comprising every variety - of plain ten-plate
STOVES, elegant wood and cold air-tight
PARI,OII S'T'OVES, of the latest styles,
COOKING STOVES of the newest and most
improved inventions, at various prices. which
cannot fail to please every taste. They re•
spectrnlly solicit an examination by the public
of their large and varied assortment of stoves.
Thankful to the public for favors heretofore
extended, and being determined to relax no
exertions to give satisfaction to their custom.
era they hope to merit a continuance :of pa
tronage.
14r-The highest cash mice Svillbo paid for
old :Copper and Pewter.
Ivt on ins & HERSHEY.
Carlisle, March 19, 1851-1 r
• Fresh Arrival of Hardware.
CHEAPER THAN Tim 'CHEAPEST.
inTAVING just .returned liom Now, Yorklc
11.11. Philadelphia with the best atm Cheapest
Stock °ILIA RD WAR 111,0 CYCLE 12.1 . 11P1 LI)-
ING MATERIALS, PAINTS, &c., ever
brought to Carlisle, I would resnectlidly request
dealers and consumers and all others to give
ino a call and see whether they cannot get more
acid bolter goods fox the same money than at
any other place hi town. My stock of Locks,
Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Glass, Paints, &c.,is complete and very cheap.
...Carpenters' To ols, I have a Milemild arisen,
.Also",'Clibinet Maker's 'Pools and Ma
terialsrviz:—Vancers, Mahogany, Mineral and
Glass Bureau Knobs and Varnish,
SADDLERS & COACH MAKERS,
can:have-everything in their 1410 cheaper than
ever.
FOR SHOEMAKERS, " • "
I have o first rata stock of Morocco and Lining
Skins, Bindings, Pegs, Thread'and Wax, and
a superb assortment of Shoemakers Tools. I
'layouts° a complete assortment of Ball's Lasts;
mado in ihrrisblitt, which can he had at no
other place in town; and at Bull's Prices. • To. ,
gather wills an assortment of all hinds of Hain! ''
moved and Rolled Don and Steel. Of (louse.
keeping Articles, I have Knives. Forks, Spoons,,,
Waiters, Snuffers and Tt'ays, Tubs, Buckets,
&c. WALL •PA P ER,
, •
I have the 'fattest, Handsomest and Cocapesb (
Assortment in town. And - to 'all , who want
Good and Cheap HARDWARE, I 'would Say
come and see for yourselves: ' •
• 0030 . • • J P DYNE. -
VRESEC GROOMItIESi
A NEW supply . of tresli'Ctifrees, White and
Brown Sugars, tiptoes of all hinds, ground and
unground, with all the 'other varieties of a Gro.
terYlßtoto,ineluding also a new supply of Jen:
rkin'aVVo;T Qualify of• • '
nLAcK NE - AS,
in ntbtafliu prick's of onprier,',lntlf and pound
,packages from 50 te'el,so pet 'Pound, es also
n the hulk, .; All just openoti "and for sale rt , the.
store of lunl2l. • ', J ~W. EBY, •
Pare Older Vineiar,
ty f e
. e. roe tierce!. of rued :cide
Vino r
Orii•Tfrcee It ' •
o: _ oin g u e d r ili c: or e a uperi , or qOplityi- werreifte
ir
1 /°V 6, • • /: II I !NEIL '
413111 'fAaveriseinelite. ‘.'
Fm'si:_pßEALED*'
%rand dilativitire 7PIA:I4OS.
EXI7A93:a-& CffAs'iE~x r,
Alanufacturers‘' 'El,' 9 and I 1 Etitiirti
• Street, .Buttnnorc, '• „
ASIA NO FORTES,' from 6 'to 7 octaves, in
kt - in Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut cases
of -various styles, with and without 4On:frames,
combining ; all • the improvements'requisite to a
'superior instrument.. •
K. & G. have received from tke Maryland'
Itistitute thoficst premium , for their Pianos, in
threouuccoisiVo years, 1848, 1849, 1850. They
• have else been lfettored with' numerous teatime,.
-nials-frotwall thei , Inest•colobtateld - artists - who
have usedstheir instruments.• Pianos from their
eitablishnient have been used at the concerts
os Lied,_llorze Flohnstock, Bishop, Labiude,
Ifnoop, nod other eminent performers. They
guarantee dufability for live' years, undergood
care, and will replace' , ”ith others all which
- nufs'itot give satisfaction.iiiippliestion lib. rtindo
within Rix Months after delivery.
'Phoir Uanufactory !ming, conducted on the
most extensive scabs enables them to furnish
instruments at the very lowest prices, 'whole
. sale and retail. Constantly 'oil, hand, P.
• ffughes'- Melodeons, ranging from $l5 to $2OO,
for which they woos* agents fir this city.
Sahurtry22.ls.sl-1y:
ATT4ND TO YOUR TEETH 1
Dr. 4. C. NEUF, Dentist, respectfully in
forum the ladies and gentlemen of Carlisloand
vicinity, thdt he is prepared to perfaithall'ope
rations on the Teeth and Gums belonging to
his profession, and will be happy to render his
services to till who may require them.
Dr: N. has recently returned from the city of
Philadelphia, ; where he has made hltnecif ac
quainted with all the latest improvements in the
art, and flatters himself that Ito will be able to
insert full cell; .of teeth on the atmospheric
pressure principles, or with springs, equal to
any made in that city. 0 FDIC I!: in High at.,
one dement of the Post Office. Persons wish
ing's°, see specimens' of his workmanship, will
please call at his rooms, where they will have
,an opportunity to see and judge for themselves:
june4.lBsl-ly
rfumerir, - Fancy So* Si'Paper B9x
- raaNurAcirozvar.
43 Marka street, below
.4econ4,..Philadelp.ltia.
fId..EGG & .CILOMPTON; Manufacturers
U--olLPurftrmeryr-Fancy. Soaps and—Fancy
Paper , floxes, respectfully call the attention of
the Droggistannd Dealers in Carlisle'rOid the
Cumberland, Valley; to their extensive stock of
Goods. compriiag, Perfumery; Fancy Soaps
Powders for the complexion,Toilet, &c. &c,
of every variety. Also, a ful and complete ns
sortment of Fancy Paper Boxes, of every de
scription, large or ,small, round or square, made
to order at the shortest notice.
it77.l3on't forget-the place, 98 Market street,
Philadelphia. -All orders will-'meet with prompt
attention. jtmls
ECONOMY _IS WEALTH
fight : itightt!
•
Pine Oil, Camphine & FledUl Fluid,
113F,aek.11owledged-- suporidrity- , tnnd-nurlty.,.
manufactured and for sale nt the lowest
Wholesale prices, by DAVIS & HATCH,
at !lie old established s:and of the late Rerun-
CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
where ordess.by mail or othetwise are solicited,
an! prompt attention given. 'rho voice 01 the
public for fifteen years, ani the award of a
Silver Medi!, and complimentary notice by
the-Fmoklirr - Institute - overmll confpetitortOn
eallicient evidence of the excellence of out Oil.
Piten,7'arpendine, Rosen, and ASj, ir
'tt.s Turpentine, for sole Wholesale and Re
tail. at the lowest prices. , Lomat
OOTS AND SE7.O.ES.
•TELE. subseilber Iris iltst redeived a large
supply of BOOTS s'ir., SIIGES.
C.. 121ti.
I'm Spring and Summer Wear,
whiAt makes his assortment very
compleio.
It comprises Gentlemen's French Call Skin
and Morocco Boots, Congress Gaiters; Jack
son Boots, Men'ii,.Boys'. and Youths'. Enam
elled Congress Boots. Calf Skin, Goat mid
Kip Brogans, Iloroeco Boots, Sippers, &c:'-. ,
Also, Ladies' Misses aitd Children's Gaiters,
Buskins, 'lies end Slippers. Every effort will
be,mado to please •the eitlions of town and
country, wllO are res'pecttuity solicited to con
tinue their patronage.
Carlisle, stay? WM M PORTER'.
SAVE YO 1R PEOPERTIC
FOR A. TRIFLE! •
4 LL persons wishing to -cacti° their proper.
ty-born—firsr-without - thcraid - of - insimmee
compluies, should have their roofs covered with
Blake's Patent Imitation Slate, or Pi re and
Water' Prod' Paint. A. root well covered with
this article Will lest much longer than the roo
unpainted, and will render it entirely Fire and
Water Proof. This article can be had cheap . a
the hardware Storo'of
marl!) - JOHN P..LYNE.
TrA I 'MBA! TEA!
ir ATEST AR 12: IVAL
?&1 .--- ii—d 1.12.01% . 1 CHINA!--The
pi -X 1 lovers of good TF..l:i. can be
,x , MESH supplied . with Jenlon s & Co's
0 TEAS. Superior - Green and Block
..e.lr , . 93 0 Teas, either loose or put up
-,, f , " _..,i in fourth, half or pound me
tallic packs to suit purchasers et prices ranging
from 50 cents up to Si per pound, by enilintr, at
the store of fmt.sl J. D. HALBERT.
S.II.I".ETI r P9'S33,
FOR. 131.A.STING ROCKS!
ORDERS for the above article, addressed to
to the undersigned at their Manufactory
near Mechanidsburg, Cumberland county, Pa.,
Will meet with prompt attention, and be filled
at the lowest cash plices:
GEO. V. COOVERf
23aplypd . P ETER - GING RICH,
Brushes! Brushes!
A great variety of these useful articles is
lured tot sale, consisting of Whitewash, Swee,
ing, Scrubbing, Painters, loth, Shaving, Hair
Teeth and Nail, Flesh and Graining Brushes i
grout variety, all of which are of the best qua
ty end will be sold at the lowest prices
Juno 6. ' S ELLIOTT
Bonnets and Ribbons.
WE have just received our third supply o
those
CITEAP BOYNETS BONNET RIBBONS
to which we invite the attention of the Italica
may 7 A & W BLINTZ.
V.X..aM dr. • AT.EII. PRoor.
aILAKE'S Fire and Water Proof yAINT,
which has been ail extensively used for
theiner-six—yeare-with-the-utmest—sireuess - cor
the reofa of Houses. Steurnhoate, .&e.,lier, a
single installer, is lciiown whets it lies hailed.
For sale by ital 23 ,- H. SAXTO N
To the 'Ladies,
JUST received, at P T ER'S 0 E
STORE, a fresh assortment of Ladies' Misses'
and Children's Gaiters, Jenny Lind Ties, Bus.
bins and Slippers. of and best quality, also eve,
ry variety of tunes , colored French Issuer, for
gaiters, which will be made opts order.
June 11 1851.
BOokrb snoms.
ANI now-opaning my Spring stscic of La
11 dies and Gantlemon's Hoots and Shoe S—
. a large loof Boys Misses and Childr en's Shoes. All of ttio /lowest style, best quality,
and boat of all vory"theUis: ' •
• apt C: OGILBY.
THIS WEEK 1
rims WEEK : we-receive at, ihn Doniral
Drug Store next tloilr iho, rust office, u
fine stock of.Fcesh Medicines.
3018,'51. McCULLOCH.
JENNY - LW, .
'ENVY- LIND, , tiod -other extracts—fresh
frli „from Reusaora, teguthea alarm:fat as
artoi6m of Sella ttnd Verfurnery, at. the • Urn.
trul Drug Store, ,text-doorTre,tho Tost ofTioo..
09:51 it A. WEANS &,M.ctiDLLUGD..
Gatn. &ad black Tem
-FROM tho store of .tho Messrs. Jenkins
of
.11discdphis, of thd•host. qualities,• and al
ways fresh, constantly !for.salo by ,
. Juno 25 . ' • •J W EBY..
•
• ••
JUST received a freadulatof GROCERIES
which will ho soldvdryr low .a . 1916 old elwaii
Store, East Maio Streett, . - •
I%;Coat, • '
2900'bushols wicks itleii.caal, a, import
araclo; facoivlng and4o iula by.
• , 13
. . _
1:1914".
• WA liT.E)rY, d biiy.fir ;00d Otircioter qpd In
talligenc.o • to ptovid a store:: rtakrelic,C.
wilt bq keiqUiroct.:; 4nrid o or thituotlico.c,
Iniithilit . - '-'d.iliitiioi - it:
..____,.... -- -
traded States Life Insurance
Annuitsr,and Tiust Company.
hurler, ; Forret itu/Cup int/ $ 6 5,000
• ,
firtliE 'constant, unitUlicited: application' for'
IL Life insurance, shies the:moat abundant ;
and, gratifying prom! that the- public mind is
deeply impressed with the test importance of
this subject,: ._The.,great object, hoWever, of
insuranceshould he safety, otherwise the whole
motive to insure .may ho disappo.nted.,..Too
Much care, cannot be' practised in the selection
of an office with which tu:effect the contract.—
The choice Should be regulated not by present
and ennstant large inducemena, as 01s,
'Minix Incompatible with fulcra benefits. The
premiums on life are calEutlaled for the Attire,
ill/resent and Prospective benefits therefore are
given,- the result ultimately, must teiininato in
litigation, disappointment and ruin.: The object
aimed at by this institution is stability and pro
peintly._ThOutes ofprendumitavo been care- -
jully prepared with reference to fluctuations.—r+.'
The cash system of payments litts also bee.
adopted. 'Unpaid premium roma eonsotute
part of the assets -of this company, and every
contingency being fortified with an ample cap
ital, security stamps the whole system. This
feature, paramount to all other considerations
commends the company to public favor. Ex
' planatery pamphlets, blanks'. application papers
information, and every fat'Aity will Mt chew hilly
furnished the, public by P,lr. E. BEATTY, who
has been duly appointed agent of this company
for Cumberland county. Dr. 11 .11INKLKY
has also been appointcdAletlical Examiner. -
Directom—Steplien R. Crawford, Ambrose
W Thompson, Benjamin \V'Tingley, Jacob L
Florence, %Wiliam M Godwin ; Paul B Goddard
Lawrence Johnson, Georg . ° M'ilenry, James
Dmiereux, John L Linton,
Presido—Stephen R. Crawford. •
lice-I rfiident.—Ambrose W. Thompson. •
S,cresary E? Treasurcr.—Chorles G
../kmry.—Manuol Eyre.
,Cor.uset Ce.4ttorney.—Thomas Balch.
01 dicta Examiners. Padli,l3 Goddard, M.D.
William Pepper, iII. D. , 'rime IV
rraz xxsunArzcz
THE Allen and East Pennsborough
"Fiteltieurinme Company of Cumberland county
neorporated by nn ao,t of Assembly, is now lolly
organized, and in operation under the manage
ment of the.foliowing commissioners, viz:
Jacob Shelly, Win IrGorgas, Michael Cork
in, Melchoir grenneman, Christinn Stayntan,
Siminv.Oyster, J acob II Convor,-Limis- User,
Henry Logan ' Benjamin II Musser, Jacob
`Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Juset h Wickersham.
The ratedof insurance areas low and favora•
bl Das any Company of the kind in the State.
.Persons wishing to become members are invited
to make application to the news of the compa
ny, who are willing to wait upon them at any
tim6.
JACOB SHELLY, President
HENRY LOGAN, Vice President.
Lewis HYMI-, Secretary
MICHAEL. COCKLIN, Treasurer.
0c07'49.
AGENTS
Cumberland count y.—ltudAph_Mnr
Cumberland, C 13 Herman, hingstoun, Dewy
Zearing, Shiremanstown, Robert Moore and
Charles Bell, Carlisle, Isaac Kinsey, Mahan.
ieburg. Dr. J. Ahl. Churehtown.
— Yea epYrti9:• ,,, Toliii - SIETiTeli -- ,.tiZifiii, To in
Bowman; Dillsburg, Peter Wolford, Franklin
John Smith, E.9(1., NVashington, Picking,
Dover, Daniel itafTncherger, .1 WCran.
Ilarrishur.l.-11ouser & Lockman. '
Members lof the company hoping Policies a;
bout to expire can have them renewed by mak
ing application to any of the a4ents.
• OCTOR YOURSELF
, --FOIL '25 CENTS !!
—II) weans of the nori:t
Ewohipius, 0,, Every one
lii. o Ph) sirian ! Tnca
-
In ClllOOll, %Cali up
•ullt a hundred elsra
.arno, showing prilate
ms
r in ever) 011ano and
form. null malformations
of the r,enerative system.
111`11V \"bilY,NI;,
thne\jtas now Ar
il-eying from scorer (lista se
-le the VICTIM OP quvciclit Y
as by the prescript inns contained in Ibis 1100 k ally
one may cure himself; Milkllll [lllllllllller to tat..
6111199, Or the knowledge of the mott intimate
friend, and with one tenth the usual expense. In
addition to the geneted routine of private dine, HO
it fully explains the cause of lloaltilt0“rs 1,1111) 110
cline, with observations on marringc—besiilee
many other deimitgemetit a which it' would not by
proper to enumerate in the publie twirls
{KJ Any person smiting; TWENTY.-FIVE CENTH,
enclosed in a letter, 'sill' receive one copy adds
book, by mail, or five envies will be sent for one
- (IIIIII3.7 — AIiIiTMS:T`TTIiTIVT.' II 3 I7I . I- n -
SPItUCE-Street, Post-paid.
~.":1)12,. YOUNG can be consulted on any of
ihe viseases presuribent inn his diffel'ClA publioa
iona, at his 011ices,150 SI'I!UCF street, every'
day between U rind 3 o'clo.dt, (Sundays excepted
May 1., I tso •
J! FilEsH .1.11111r.11 , OF
English and American Hardware
pheapj . r them can belound this side of the
• Last
V UE subscriber having just returned' from
the Eastern cities with a fulLand hand—
some assortment of all kinds of HARDWARE
of the very best makers and well selected, is
now opening at the Click) Hardware Stand in
North Hanover street, next door to Scott's Ho
tel, formerly kept by Henry Glass, where Its
would invite all that are in want of good, and
cheap Hardware to give him a cold and see and
satisfy yourself of the truth, as we aro determ
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 lead, 'ropes of ell kinds, for
threshing machines tin,a, well. diggers, and n
thousand other articles too numerous to insert,
all we ask is to give us a call, end we ore con
fident you find a good assortment of Hard.
ware and cheaper than can, be found in any
other House this side of the east. Give us a
call is all we ask, at the old and well known
Hardware Strand formerly kept by Lewis Har
lan, in North Hanover street, next' . door to
Scott's Hotel, formerly kept by Henry'S
novG JACOB SE'NER.
=
xasrantrat COAL
subiii:riber would icspectfully.itthifot
.11..—Ms-customeesnudi he public generally-that - -
he still continues the LUMBER AND COAL
BUSI.NE 4 S and that having lately purchased
in additio to is former business facilities, the
largo and conveilient WarehouFe and Coal Yard
lately occupied by Mr. Ilenry Wright, opposite
the well known Lumber and Coal Yard of the
subscriber, situate along the Rail Rood and'
College Lane, he is now more Wily prepared
to enlarge his business:' Ile has at thietime and
is keeping constantly on. hand n well selected
assortment of
SEASONED LUMBER,
of all kinds sorts, and cites. Likewise the
different kinds o!' FAMILY GOAL. such as
-stove Coat of the different kinds - i Lime banters
dud Blacksmith's Coal, or the best quality.—
A 1 of which IL) will Sell unusually low for
Cash. 110 will also keep constantly on hand
- -
with till Ihn difho. , ot 'articles generally bound
W
in
_dwell stored archonee. 'He will also at
all iirnee_has_ll2olWCE and FLOAJR, 'for
which Ito will nay the highest current prices.
Being very thaultial for past favors, would
most anxiously elicit n coutnnuoion of at least
a reasonable altars of public patronage.
Mar 19 SAML. ill. HuovEß.
TO LADIES AND GRAITLEMEN.
William Webb,
RESPECTO LILLY infurine the vablic gen
etally; thai.he lauding returned front the city
with a large and.splundid assortment of articles
earable fur gentlemen and ladies' toilets, such
RS .
SHA VIN 0•C REAMS AND' SOAPS. ~
Roussel'a Rosa and Ambrosial shaving croum,
Oletihnno,
. ; :Wash Balls • ' ' • .
Circassian Soaps. • , •
nosy Toilet SOOPg• 4 1,0 .1 • •
" EXtrliClB of, various ; odors, Fancy
'Colognoyand Cologne) bottles, ~ •
1" Confpotta aicmiarow Ppinada;.•
. ,RePinine, nvother,with Geranium
rose hair oil, ox - rnarroWs..bearn - oil, ate.,.:'Also ,
a rare n'asoctmont pf brualuss,aupkUa &ash.
ea, nail, do, toothy - do , . shaving, do.; clolho's,
do. lot'ofiticors, initrivanr anppe.,.,AllT 01,1
hand.e. large astfornnbrit , of haii• aa
Ga ntlenionV Iwlkp, and scalp. ,
Ladies •'
• ,- Back anti front iiraids, -
, .„” 'enfla;t4c., , and a variety of Other
articles to whinlC die attention of the public, is
rear:44l4 invited.
May 2b, 1851 `,
,„_........,....................________..........._
"A•for."te...--,lty, . ..,„ ,
iLL6Ii A
1;." , y1 , . 4iP--- 1 - 46*
4,w i 0
114 i lb 0 ,?5:_,......
: ,11 1 ,„1.1. „,, ... „.., to p.,
CHERRY ECTORAL:
For die Cure of
COUGNS,. coras; -
rioAnsrarnss, 13110N
-01/ITIS; arcour, .41:s
VIA ViiV II 0 0 P.T. - 0 CrU. G
MT flclowsumor.r-TxoLT.
Among'the-rintneraus discoveriel,Science hne
rinde in this gem:Talon .. .lo facilitate the-business
ifrincrease its enjoyment, and oven prolong, '
ho term of human existence, nano can be named
of more real value to mankind, than this contribu
tion of Chemistry to thellealing Art. A vast trial
of its virtues throtighout this broad country, has
proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or coin
inntion of medicines yet Ittitivin,•can On Surely
control and cure the numerous varieties of pulmo.
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every year. In
deed, thero is now abolition• reason to 'believe a
Remedy has at-length been found which can be
relied on to cure the most dangerous affections of
the lunge. Oaf space here will not permit us to
publish any proportion of the cures effected by its
•usc; bat we would present the following opinions
of eminent men. - and - refer further enguify to the
circular which the Agents below named, will al•
ways be pleased to furnish free, wherein arc full
natumilars. and indisputable proof of these facts.
FROM VIE PnESIDENT OF ABITIEIIST COLLECT; 7:LIE
esrzutiATEri l'uonsson HITCIICOCK.
Mi. Please ask for pamphlets—the agents give them awry
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts, On addition to fu
medical matter , valuable for household purposes, and wit%
will save many dollars per year to practical boa se k eer ,,, en .
These receipts are introduced to make the book of tree'
value; aside from its character as nn teiverneing medium r,
the - medicine; theriii.iinony in favor of which, in the form
letters from all mitts of omo/sentry. may he renal upon. -
mt-• "Vaughn's Vegetable Lithentriptle 'Mixture it —th
Groat American Remedy, mei for sale in quart bottles at I
each, small hdttles at 50 eta each. No email bottles will it
•
PROFESSOR SILLIM AN.M. D„ IL. , L. D. issued after the present stook is disposed of..
• Principal Office Buffalo N. Y. 'Ail Main Eitmet
PltoPEUsolt 01 , CCE,SIIOTRY, 5/61E11A01,00Y•i' &C.
"James C. Ayer—Sar I have used yoUr Gunn.
ny PECTORAL .in my own case of: deop-seated
Bronchitis, and am satisfied from its chemical
constitution. that it is an admirable compound for
the relief of laryngial and bronchial difficulties.—
If my opinion as to its superior character can the
of_muy.serviae,-you are at liberty - to use it as you
think proper. •
-
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. L. D.
MED. PHIL. AID SPENl:l 4 ric soctEms
4 `.1 . deem the CHERRY l'Erroam, an admirable
composition from borne of the hest articles in the
mwe r ia Medi c o, and a very effective retnetly.fer
the dots t,C dtsca , es it is Intended to care."
New Aaven. Ct., Nov. I, 1849.
MAJOR PA TTISON, President of. 00- S.-0.
Setfnic, elutes hr. has used the 0111:11RY Pr.muust
with wonderful success to cute an inflammation
of the lunge.
FROM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS
IN AI AINE.
Dr..l,,C.•Ayeri Lnwell. Dear - Sit =I am now
constantly usine you' CHERRY, PecronAt, in my
practice, and prefer it to any other 'medicine for
milt -denary comply From observation of
many severe ones, I am convinced cure
comdts, eoloe. and disca..c., of the lungs, Mat have
pot to defiance all (Abet rcinedie.,.
I invariably recommend its use in cases of con
sumption, and consider it much dm best remedy
lumen fur that tliette.: Itespec , fully yours,
I. S. CUsIIIVIA N. hi. D.
PREPARED • AND SOLD BY JAMES C.
A YER, PRACTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL,
MASS.
--Sntrllll - 6aLlisle 'by - 12W S. El S. A. Ilabbard
Dna Dr. !law tte:c-111 ill , elihntesbure, by Dr. Ira
Dav—in Ness Lill., by .1 LI Ilerro.t—in shippens
burg by J. C. & U. B. A hick, antl, by Dritggisht
gettcrtily thr”ughout the State.
.luny Is, 1-51.
mrissYrays
uelebrated Family Ige tilcines,
t concern.; 'el-cry one. I.Thoicta "cdnibc, cured
Dr. liccler's Sursnparillu Panacea. • Fur
the reow . v . al permanent cure of al
Disenes arisinu, from en impure
state of the Blood and habit
of body.
The All-wise Creator has implanted in all
organized bodies an innate disposition to self-
Proem lien. 'rho vital pow( rs possess the.
property of resisting the influence of external
comes, but no the VLOOD lo the cointiron par
buten) from which all parts of living matte
derives its ionova king elements, and const (pent_
ly, upon which tiro life or organized beings do
peed, it isprobable that ir . Leaseiof_accidene._
- OTWITiFro arti fi cial means have been employed'
to deprive it of an essential property, the vital
effects of the whole system will be direCted to.
ward restoring to it that propesty. In all con
stitutional and hereditary - affections, this fluid
has undergone some primary alteration. which
is the cause of the special disease, or which es.
sentiolly, contributed to its production. Rego - -
ration to health can only be obtained by a re_
movarof the morbifie 'cause through the medi
urn of the circulation, and Dr. Keelor's 'Sorsa
retitle, is the most powerful modifier of agent
effecting this fluid koriv,m. See pamphlets. •
_Black woodtown, N. J': June G;7848.
Dr. Eleeler—Dear Sir: I sin cutirely.out of
your Panacea. I was called upon day before
yesterday for half a dozen. Your medicine is
becoming very popular whore I:huvo introduced
it, and I think the more it is used the more pop
ular it will get.. Respectfully yours,
Wit. PARHAM', M. D.
tra.ror details, certificates, &c., see circus
lave, &c. Price $1 per bottle, large size, 6 bot
tles $5
DR. REELER'S COUGIP SYRUP
Among all the remedies before the public
this stands pre-eminent in incipient, consump
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, hoarseness,
Whooping. Cough, Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonary
organs, occasioned by cold: - Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon this remedy;and thei
proprietor urges every one afflicted Avitli any .of
the above complaints to secure it at onco. It
is.warranted to cure or no pay. Price only 40
Cents.
DR. REELER'S CORDIAL AND CARAII
NATIVEL
Every, family whether deb or poor, who val
ites-healtli and all its blessings, should hove this'
invaluable remedy ut hand. It is infinitely the
beet remedy known for Diorrlicea, Dysentery,
Cholera gorbus, - C;holera--Irif.inturn, Cholic,
Pluto!cribs'', griping pairis. -- cramp; etc., and for
all diseases of the stomachrind.boWele caused
by Teething. The (RIM crinis tOatinionlals from
Physicians and others unsolicited has given it
a reputation us fain as adamant.R E ). Price
515 cents per bottle.
DR. KEELER'S' VERMIFUGE
ERE
This remedy is . pleuidint to' the. taste, harm
less to the patient and all poVr_orfal in removing
all hinds of worms from
_the body. It is with
uut doubt, the cheapcst-ind best,t.vorm destroy..
ing medicine before" the public, and,will if
ministered according to directions, remove
them within five or six hours after tilien, The
dose is - small, and each bottle contains twice us
much asnimilar remedies. nice only 25 cents
per-boitle.
DR. I(EHLER'S, LIVER AND SANATIVE
Although: nut recommended — as a "cure all."
yet they are the 'idiom and best remedy tore:
move - Corkipation, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bil
iousness, Nervousness,_" Foul. Stomq.ch,
aaha,"Lidige lien, ale. IJlHOidlier purgative
medicines they leave the bowelsaMaysyclaxed
and consequently urn the proper medicine for
for females and persona leading solitary life.
Price 25 emit% . •
DR. 10EEL'ER'S RHEUMATIC LOTION.
A justly, celebrated external application for
Paine ofthe Cheat, Neuralgia, Headache, Spells
13ruises, Tie Doloreux, Swellings of the Joints,
Ilhoumatihtn, Gout, sciatica and for all disor
ders wherein u Hothaive and rnbefuolent reme
dy is applicable: Price twenty 7 fiv6 cfinfq per
bottle.
. .
All of.lho • al3Ove oolobIlited! and
used mediamas' .arw:prainirod , and • '
0414 W 11010..,
Baia and Retail, t 9..9 4 • MARKET -i4irral.KT,
: •
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Maalianizsbnrg, pitner,
Shianmonplownranal in'ayaty Lawn thioughout,
Ulu county and State. • " l',/apdary 14;1851
vue, anbsotibor 'returna his 'sincere litanka•
to his tionnerona ,eustianors' .and tho, nubile ge
nerally for tho apooutogentonv thus .far
eatendta.),•nntl %Walton n wotd, In, assure all
that 110 kianaiderahiy Linlargad hia stook
'all ha; branches - Conneuteit with his. 'huainasti
withont going into.datalli,fot, that youltEho on.
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I bawl' it or.rned cOravicits natiottmoni'Of
Grass and.' C,ratlling nms of (litre - tont
bratidei: ',Cone tautly onlioud B lako's Viro and
Water , Proof Paint. •
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From the eidely celebrat e d
OF AMERICA AND liluttorE.
MEM
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Illiikel.iiiieutio, -
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIO MIXTURE!
Large Bottles—Only One Dollar., ry
. •
rho Proprietor of the Greni Authrlean Romeds , "VAUCIIe
VIGETABLE LITIIONTRIPTIO AILITTIRt." Induced by Lthl
amine solicitations of his Agorae, throughout the Unita
States god Gentian, hoe nor.
•
' Redßeed the Price
popular.and well known article: and 'foal tide date
senceforth, ho will• put up but ono olzo only, - , -his'aitar
'rattles:—the retail Orion will be . -
• ' 011 E DOLLAR.— , .
•
The public. may rest assured that the character of the Medi
)1110, its strength, and curative properties, will, Renal.
- Inca/edge;me and - tho sa °aro will' be bestowed in pre
-oaring it U 9 heretofore. • "
As tins medicine, under its reduced price, will be Parches,
sy those wile have not hitherto shade themselves acqutdnle
with its virtues, the proprietor. would beg to intimate that hi
'article is not to bo Owned with the vast amount of ':.lttlinedlo
of the day V' it olaims for itself a greater heating Naomi.
iii diseases, than any other imaration five Deere
world; and has oustsunen 'tacit for eight vial; bY snPork
medical virtues. and, until this reduction, comtnanded doubt
prico of any other artielo m thin line..
NOTICT PARTICT/LAltcy, tlds article acts with grathea
De Power and certaltdr, open the
Blood, Liver, Ridneya,Lungo,
!Lod alLothor oiganN upon tho proper an/dou of which Illb an
mall depend.
TIM% modicino Inis a justly 16h repute as crecnods for
BrOpoy and Gravel,
Ind oil diaensee of that nature. It may be relied upon who
•he Intelligent phyaletan has abandoned Ids patient,—and E
100 distressing diseases, more especially Demre, the props
itor would earnestly and honestly recommend it. • At
present price it is easily obtalood by rill, and the trial will prof
tho article to be the
Choapest Medioino in the. World!
.
G. C. VAUGHN:
Sold Wholesale and Retail by OLGOTT McRESSON .
CO„ 127 Maidin Lane, Now - York City.
N. B.—All letter (excepting from agents and denims wit
whom It, tmnencis business) muse be post pi% or no attentir
Id be given to them.
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- An. easy introdaction , to thestudy-oV Geogra
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MITCHELL'S SCHWA - GEOGRAPHY RI ATLAS,
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Citruse's FiTtST LESSON IN cipAmmAo, based
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desigued.as 11.1.iiitroduction4o.illextAnalysisA-- -
ti itr.kx v.'s ANALYSIS— P, trent'se On the strtics
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and exercises adapted to Oho bite of schools, by
Samuel S. Green, A. 101., Principal of the
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'these books have already in the short time
they have been publialied,obtatied a very ax
(elusive circulation, hosing been introduced into
thelitildic schools of Boston, lialtinferci Pitts ,
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oilier cities , mid towns, and • recommended - by
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rules and suggesstions as are deemed useful
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'Bending on Natural History; Science and Lite
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orthography.-
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3rinvis's PRACTICAL PHISIOLOGY ' rot the use
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engravings. . •
P/11b101.00Y, by-the same author, I
vol: 18 mo,
FIRST 11001 IN RITIIIIIII:TIC t by P.A. Adams,
intended her pritunry nod common Schools.
ARITII9IR.TLC IN TWO PARTS.
By the. same author. Part fir at—ntbotneed
lessons in mentul arithmetic t. part secOnd—
,,,,ks,,n4 examples for mactice,itt written
lactic, lOr common awl high schools.
A' Key to examples for proe'leo in written.
nritemetie, IbrAiit3 use of, teachers, by the tonic
author,
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