MIST or DZIAZZIRS,
•
- r GOODS, Wares and Merchandise. Al
® so. M Hera, LUmber
anti tlw vouaty.of Cumberland, returned and.
cln3silied, in accordance with the several Acts
of Assembly, as,rollowe, viz:,
Car Mile.
rtisrgarot Snodgrass
J & G
_ J P..by , ,
Soo. G Williams
&Uita - F.:Mott
Charles Ogilbr
George W llitner
— A & W Bentz
Daniel Eckela, liquor
- John Faller, liquor
3 &,D Rhoads
W-11 Murray •
Haverstick, liquor
William H Bretz • ,
Thomas Conlyn
Henry Snxton
W'm M Henderson & Son
John Homer, ligitor
Peter Monyer.
John P Line •
Jacob Wolf, liquor ,
-Jonathan-A -Lhen, -liquor
Jacob Senor
C Inhoff, Agt. liquor
S M Hoover
Weise & Campbell
T Sidles
H M Rawlins
Wood & Conner
P Arnold
Arnold & Livingston,
'John Keeney
W Woods, Agt.
W'm L Haller
H M Johnson'fPron
W A Carothers
Lewis Steiner
W A . Kelso
John N Armstrong
P Messersinith
Charles Barnitz, liquor
Woodward & Schmidt
William Sheldon -
Henry Peters
B •J Kieffer
Donry Harkness
.\ S Worraley
' Ogilby
, nathan Cornnian
.I•Jhn Conly
James M'Granahan
A M Piper, Agt.
W W Shafer
'David Martin, liquor
snouts! Neff, liquor
Edward Biddle
NOits
John B Perry, fiquiur
Henry Snyder
W'm Whitefiold, liquor
• Shfppensburg.
Samuel Swanzey
John Gisb
C F Kunkle
Kunkre & Suwick .
John Stambaugh
S Artz, Agt.
V D Haya ,
J C Altic
jacob Pague, liquor
ArnUltV& Son — --
Jacob Builtberger
• J B Duncan,. Ateq ,
Nevin.& I/hidings
John Wunderlich
Mary Miller
Cornelius P.: Mitzel
Jr.bn Bridges
John G Medinger
'Mr Weiller
Dickinson
Russel & Dice
D L Beelman
Newcomer & Kurtz
Weakley & Shriver
W'm Watts
'Benjamin Plank
Jas. L Sterner
Mechanic/Our,
Simon Arnold, liquor
Ephraim Zug
J -Reigle
Henry Lease
J H & A Singise:
Ira Day
F Spahr
Swilar & Emminger '
Me'Napo & Zacartah
George Singiser
JacobOoreheimer
J Blizzard
John Swisher
George Webbert
Levi Snell
George Attic
Newville
Hunter Heron
& J M' Candlish
Jacob Svveyar
Bear Cobaugh
S W Sharp
Sough & M'Parland
Joseph Laughlin
Ogilbv Bros. & Co.
John M Davidson
Dr. George Hamill
Hopewell
Snyder & Deihl
Wherry & Eshenbour
Newton
J FrWeily
J G Loy
Joseph Smith
Kyle & Weshinger
Woods & Gracy
Westpennsborough
Josiah Flood &
ThomasGreaeon
C Benninger
J W D Gilleland
Williamson &-Goodheart
FS•ankford
& J Green, liquor
South Middleton
A W Leidich
N Divin
Robert Given
Mullen & Alexander
Southampton
.1 W Clever
C Faustnaught
North Middleton.
Elias Light, liquor
Upper Allen
J Gnewiler & Co
Hampden.
(.; W H Eckel,
1.5 Rupp
„-du , kotz
i.ore & Shealrer •
I r. Roger,
Dr• George Epppley
Ent Pennaborough
Jacob Renninger; liquor 14 10 50
Andri , wr Eslinger 14 7 00
lliglor, 111'llinley & Wilt 13 10 00
- Kerr & Hammel 13 • 10 00
George W li`eesler, liquor 14 10 50
Miohael.Freeso• -- • - l4 700
J W Kerr 14 ire' 7 . 00
D &-J Rynard 14 7 00
- , New Cumberland.
John G Miller, liquor
Mouser, Jaines & Co.
Chides Oyster.
E-1' deniine Feeman
.iohn A M'Lain, liquor
John Horn '
Jom & Ringland
Doha & Switzer, liquor '
Lower Allen,
bane Barton, liquor
Epley, & Ernst
Brower &Morthhod
Mathias Bitner, liquor
Rudolph White
Monroe
Ai & S MorrQtt
George Geeeerririn 8c Co.
Michael Fiscal
Silver Sprinr.
C Whitcomo
Jobe Coyle
Jacob -Simmonivliquor
lachich & iJro.
A H Zorger
Strome. & Haversack
•
• MILLS.
silver Sprig
Thomas 11 Bryson • • •
John Sholliw ,
George H Boucher •
.John Hallacher.
Lower Allen
iti.Eborly • ,
!Samuel biller.
.11:ohn H Katifratßit
IC Rupp •
Mr. 111'Clarei
' "- •UPNer..dliets
.ITitco'o
• - South Jlica‘oleos..
jneo!l 43horkfier
Wulfurd tttaiNlFsiei
" •jfiniros
•JAdr.CWAhI ' 13
Bcnjamin•Gibler 13
•
North Middleton
.M,Hepderson & Sou 13
David Murtin 13
Clan. '
Er!
John Mooi
Daniel" Smith'
John - Hays- -- Hays_ . IFrankford
,
, ••
.
14 .,
' -,' Wed Pennaborough
Marshall James - I
. Jno.. Laughlin .
14
'Jacob Shallaberger ' _. '
_l4
Diller . & Krider • 13
&initial Piper' • 14
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
14
14
13
13
14
10
-13
20 00
10 00
- 12 50
10 50
10 .50
7 00
7 00
Isaac Ma.kwood
Christian Au
Edward ShoWera
U
Inhoff„Agent
John Bowman
Henderson & Porker
South,dfiddleton
Robert Given
Wolford & Boseler
7 00
12 50
7 00
M G Beltzhoover
JA&CWAhI
Martin Coover
Robert Quigley
Ramp & Grove
PA&IAAhI
William Alexander
William Barnitz
BEER, OYSTER AND EATING HOD.
Stratton U. Whiten
Jacob Low
Joseph Markle
William Sponsler
John Hoffman
George W Brandt
Wm Askew
7 00
00
10 50
10 50
7 0')
10 50
7 Ou
10 50
intob Etter
Philip Ditrick
J B & W Leney
N A Cornelius
George Murphy
George Spengler
Peter Baker'
BE
- East Pennaborough
Abraham Cobbo
William Philips
EN
RETAILERS of PATENT SKEDIGINES
William Bretton
Elijah-Switzer 4 5 "
James M - Donaldson 4 5 "
S H Lonher - 4 5"
Merchants and all. concerned in the above
classification are hereby,notified that they can
have an opportunity of malting appeal by call
ing on me at Carlisle at any time within the
nest four weeks, provided they consider them
selves aggrieved by the above classification.
' J. WORTHINGTON,
Mercantile slppraiser,
.sprii 13, 1853
7 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
THH ACCOUNT OF JACOB SHROM,
'LATE TREASURER OP THE
BOROUGH OF CARLISLE.
DR.
EDE
To amount received from former
TreasUrer
To cash from P. Quigley, collector
do from Chas. Bell. collector
do from J. Postlethwalte, col
lector
for outer stalls
of market house. 84 90fj
..do for inner stalls of do - 128 25
do from Jacob Shilling 750
do from 3,11. Blair for exhibitions 36 00
do for outer stalls by treasurer 8 25
do do
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
10 00
700
s 7 00
By Cash paid William Bell - 5 00
do J London for book 3 50
do James Postli thwaito 5 00
do A. & R. Noble 1 75
do Wor ey Mathews. street
, commissioner 514 55
Borough notes redeemed 13 22
William Corbel 1 00
3. K. Boyer, printing 16 00
Reigle's heirs, interest
on bond
Iraac. Barton, interest
on bond _
J. Shilling for cleansing
Sprigg and salary 174 2.5
James Dunbar, salary 18 00
T.D. Mahon . , salary 80 80
William Brooks 6 35
William Miller 2 00
John Egolff 3 00
D & W Danner, interest
%on bonds
James Martin
E Beatty, printing •
William Line, street leg.
ulator
Union fire company
Cumberland'do
William Riley
Jacob Spangler, street
regulator
J Postlethwaito, abatement
of 5 per sent
Lemuel Todd, interest
•• on bond
Henry Glass, supper
for,patrol • • 2 37}
D & W Danner, lour
bonds redeemed 597 49
_Stephen Keepers. 1.75.
../ 13 Bretton, printing 37 5&
Andrew Holmes, bond
and interest 841 94
Samuel Wetzel 5 00
It M , Cartriey, reward .25 00
W Hepburn . 10 00
S Haverstick, oil, &c. 8 84
John M'Cord, supper
for patrol . 2 50
James Hackett, salary ..18 57
W Mathews, poWder 5 55
P Quigley, over payment 19 00
J Shrom, salari ' . , 50 00
I Sener • 50 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0)
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
I 0 :0
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
10 50
12 50
7 OD
7 OD
7_oo
7'oo
7 00
700
14
- 14
do
do
do
do
do
10 50
12 50
10 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
12 50
0 50
12
14
)4
14
12
14
By balance in Maser Or's -halide
We the Committee of Accounts : do certify
that wo have examined the forogomw account
of Jacob Shrom, late Treasurer of the Borough
of Car Hale, and find,the Came convect.
' G. W:SHEAFFER,
DAVID SMITH,
Committee of Account:.
10 53
7 00
7 00
10 50
700
Jlii 1 4
.14
14
14
14
MACKEREL,
CODFISH,• .
SALMON,
lIERRINGS,' -
PORK,
HAMS & SIDES.
SHOULDERS, •
LARD & cilpesie
7 on
10 00
7 00
14
19
~.i 14
7 00
10 00
1r 50
10 00
7 00
10 00
A LARGE SPRING ARRIVAL!
WjIICIII surpasses In mummy q ua lit y- and
V. - prices any that hes ever yet been opened
In .Carlisle, consisting eLthe_ greatest_variety.
of 'all kin - is - or Hardware, such as, Shoe Fin
dings, Saddlery; Coach Triniminge, Paints,
Oils, Varnish, Glass, Nails, Files, AriVlle,
Vices. Bellows, Springs, Auk, Bowe, Felloes,
Veneers, Codarware, Farming Utensils. Bar
and Rolled Iron, &a., with a thousand
more qtieles untnentionable. .
- Having purchreed la rgely of Heavy 'Goods
previous to .the advance in prices, Jam enabled
to sell goods at old prices. Persons in' waned
Hardware. are Invited to cell, end.eximine my
goods and hear my pricesoind' yell will be aut.
Wed where tho Cheap Hardware is to.be had.
itili'My stock of WALL PAPER is nnapr
proached by any in the Borough.
Thankful for the former liberal patronage, u
continuancelof ihe Baum' ia solicited by
• .JOHN P. LYNH,"
Wail Side of 'N orth Hilioveeetreer,
113
14
Ai
.14
10 00
7 OD
7.00
7 00
15 00
10 00
7 00
:7:00
10 00
7.00
'7 00
7 00
Ell
10 00
Dickinson
Newton
DISTILLERS
Carlisle
Upper Allen
Worth' - lltddldcita
Monroe
Southamplots -
ilopewell
Newton
otiEwErts.
•
Carlisle
SES.
Carlisle
New Cumbeiland.
Shippensburg
Newville
-Upper Allen
Mechanicsburg
Nem:Lila
Carlisle.
BOROUQU .AOCIOVNT
I 'Codaiiintry
land for sollety '
J. PALMER. 450 CO.
Market St. Wharf.
Phjlndelphia.
April 13; 1853:
Br..IRDIVIIRE.
'Aiiellaiteelio,
10
10, 00
•
/AMU H. • Wain, K. CAMPBELL.
WEISE
Si - GAIIIPBELL;
S. •B!" Corner of 'N. Liar:over% and Loather do.
"DEG moat respectfully to call the early Wert-
LI lion of the citizens of - Carlisle and vicinity
to our new and beautitul assortment of:Spring
Goode, selected front the very beet of the New
York and Philadelphia markets, consisting of
• LADIES DRESS GOODS;
Persian Cloths,.Bareke de lane, Black Chilli,
Cliali. Barege, aameli - Orl Silk, Bombazines.
Alpacas.- All wool Dolainee,. Ildoui do bag%
French ,Chintzes, Lawns,&c. EMBROIDERIES AND• LACES,'
Callard,Underslecves, Cuffs, Spencers,
Swiss and Jaconet Ruffling, -
Swiss and Jaconet Edging .and - Inserting, ,
Lisle and Mechlin do. do
Floren'tine do do.
Linen Bobin do - do -
ValonOenes Laces, -
GLOVES AND HOSIERY; ' •
Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread, Mohair and •Cotton
.
Glover. '- • ,
Mused and White Cotton do
Mons Half-Hose.
DOMESTIC'S,
10 00
10 00
't 00
7 00
Mil
14 7
14 7
Gingham, Checks, 'Pickings, Calicoes,
'White Missiles, Nankeen, Kentucky Jenne,
Blue and Fancy Drills, Vesting„
.Plain and twilled Linen,
Fine Damask Line.•t Table Clothe,
do . Towels,
do Napkins,
Bird Eye Diaper.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Black and Fancy colored Gaiters; (Willis),
Shoes of all descriptions, (Willis' make)' _
Fine Calf Boots, kip Peg'd Boots,
—"Wes Calf Congress Boots, Boys Boots,
do Gaiters, do Shoes,
All kind Chi!drone Shoes and Gaiters.
GROCERIES,
Rib and Java Coffee,Lovering's SyruVlSlolas
ries,• Cuba Molasses, Sugar of all qualities,
Rice, Spices, &c.
Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
call and examine. our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as it is entirely new and we have for
our motto " quick sales and small profits.
Carlisle, April 6, 1353.
12 50
12 50
5 00
I'2 50
5 00
8 "
8_ soo
8 5 "
8 5 "
8 5 "
8 5 "
8 5 "
8 5 00
THE GREAT EXCITEMENT
JET oant,skls 'EMPORIUM
NS caused by the great daily RUSH FOR
NEW GOODS at that old and established
CHEAP STORE. Now opening ssplendid
assortment of
•
SP RING .GOODS; viz:
Challies Cloth, Barraize ode Latinos, Barrazies,
Elegant dross Silks, Mous de Boge,
Chintzes, Calicoes, Ginghams,
8 5 .
8 5 "
8 5 "
8 5 "
Needle-worked Col lore, Uminralea yes, &c
BONNETS. •
An immense assortment - of Bonnets - from 37
cents to $5. Beautiful and Cheap Ribbons,
Artificials and Fonnet.Linings in great variety,
CARPETS !" CARPETS ! !
-A big lot of•new and cheap Carpetin_ge, not to,
bo exeella in price and - fieauty in the State.
- PARASOLS.
A complete assortment of Parasols and Sun
Shades very low.
, BOOTS AND SHOES.
I have added largely to ihis department, and
will sell tl}em_cheaper, than_ ever.ifini_
8, 5
I=iii
3 5 4
8 5
4 5 00
GROCERIES.
A fresh lot of cheap' Groceries just received.
Come on with your CASH and save a profit
by sclethling your purchases from this magnif.
iceot assorttnent'of Cheap.Gooda Q Rem
ember the old stand, Bast Main st, Carlisle.
April 6;1653. . CHARLES OGILB Y.
raranols and Sunshades.
JUST received a handsome lot of Parasols and
Sunshades.
EMBROIDERIES.
Also, &largo assortment of Cuffs ' Undersleeveli
Spencers, Cotters and Ruffling, for sale . 6heop.
SPRING SHAWLS •
Also, a lot of handsome., Spring Show's. for sale
very cheap.
FANCY. GAITERS
Also, Black and Fancy Coloured -- Gaiters, just
received and for sale low at the rrew tiod_cheap
store of WEISE & CAMPBELL
',Carlisle, Apl 20,1853.
$ 145 Is,]
170 32
348 21
2001 57
$2930 13
MANIII.FAC Ith,ll anti nu , sale by ELI
KRUPP, No 639, North Third street,
Pli.ladelphia,is warranted to render entire satis
faction, and is beyond doubt the best and most
wholesome preparation of Coffee over known.—
One package at 121 ecitts_lV ILL SAVE four
pounds of ordinary Coffee. 'Try it and hs_eon
vinced. A number of Essences of Coffee were
deposited at tile Franklin Institute in 1852. and
the Judges decided Ere pp's - 10 - be THE BEST
in the exhibition. Friends, it you wish to enjoy
a good,cheap and healthy Cup of Coffee procnre
Krupp's — Fssetice — of - Coffee. Itris!for sale by '
nearly all the principal Grocers and Druggists
throughout the United States.
April 20, 1853.
43. 68
9 00
17 52
5 00
40 25
Orphan's Court Sale.
oN Saturday, the 14th, day of May; 1853.
under an order of sale from the Orphan's
Coutrof Cumberland county, the subscriber
will offer at publid sale. on the premises. at 12
o'clock, M., the following property, late the real
estate of Dr. Samuel H. Long, dec'd, viz : A
LOT OF GROUND,
situate on the west aide of Market street in the
borough of Mechanicsburg, containing 51 feet
in front, and 153 teat in depth. bounced on the
east by Market. street, west by an alley, north
by a lot of J. Livinger and south by a lot of-
David Long.
Terms f Sale.—Ten per cent of the purchase
money paid at the time of sale,
and the balance
in six- months simonths thereafter, to be secured by a
lien on the lot. EPHRAIM ZUG ,
April 20, 1551 Adm'r.
6 00
3i 00
34 00
10'00
EEO
MI9
9 45
Ladies Dress Goods
UST received a large lot of Bareges, Ba
d rego de Lanes, Lawns, Silks, &c., and for
sale at very low prices at the now and chomp
store of WEISE & CAMPBELL.
Apl 20,53
Estate of Robert McElwain, deed.,
OTICE is hereby given flint letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Robert Mc-
E wain, into of thebdrotigh of Amyllle, Chm
berland county, deceased, have been issued to
the subscribers, the first named living in Plain
field and the latter in Newvilld, to saitheounty.
All persona knowing themselves- indebted to
Said estate are required to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims •to present them
for settlement to A N DREW McELWAIN;
t JAB. S. MoELWAIN,
Adm're.
$2825 27
- 104 86
$2930 13
apl2o
Fish, Fish, 0 ! Fish.
FIFTY barrels of prime No. I,<^ and 3
Mackerel, in whole, holland .quarter bonds,
;um received instore and for sale atilt° lowest
priceslor cosh by•. • • .
marl 7 ' • J.G. WILLI/CMS.
FARMERS • FARMERS !-
N OTH ER lot of the celebrated YORK
PLOUGHS, just received at manufactu
renr.pricesi from $ 5. 37i to s6.' Also.. on hand
.Crattsheade and Plank's Ploukhe at their orb.
ces: 7' HENRY SAXTON.
• March 30, 1853. . • ,
WILLIAM BRETZ,
Wholesale and IletateDrugg/st, Carlisle.
AS just received a largo and well selected
JUL meek of American,
French And English.
Chemicals, Drugs, Itledicines, 'Paints, WS,
Dye-StutTe, & c. At this store rhysicions con
rely on having, their nreecriptiona carefully
cinormunded. •
A HOY WANTED to serve in the Drug
hominess. , Call !eon. " (march 16.) .
.• • MACEER
200 •rbebolOiviinngWolniodl;oiredalinfbarj:9lB,!?%
4 .2 , :.• ' WOODWARD
Q[+
/000 .'-7: Wanted.to- borrow ou the.
beat root eitato ,aecurity
! 0 above Buiwror ono year or more 'Enquire
at the Herald Office:-, ' ••••" - • '
-Cstlislot.Mataki 30, 1453%mitu, -.-. •, • •
-.- 33toreo' ciak- gtusio,
Morsel's Fedi.: irrefin'Afares.
Sore proof of their; , superiority. -- ' 194 rate fire
in Jere '
. • ..•. _ti
e•
M. SILAS C. VERISISO .—. SIT gives e
much pleasure, state thrit-,4 .Safe-cif ' your
make was the means f :preserving our books
and valuable paPers, together with a lot of
Silver-Spoons, •Forks, .&c,,.,f,rdso:daatruction
by the fire that occurred in Our atare• ciii 7 the
night of the .O7th ult. at No '46 Montgomery
stree t. The fire commenced near the Safe,
which,•owing Wits situatiopen a. Wall, did not
fall into the cellar, but was bxpoved to. the full
heat,of the fire from - its coinmencerneM, and
when taken from the ruins had • all the brass
plates earl•knobs completely melted off. •
, Yours, R. R. EARL!: at Co.
Jersey City, Feb 3, 1853: ,
Greatfire in Strawberry st.—Letter from Lewis
Afgrch 20;1851
Mr. JOIIN FARREL-Sir : Itafrords me much
satisfaction to inform you that the "Herring
Salamander - Ssfe , which we purchased of you
a short time since. preserved sour books and
papersin good condition, apting .tho severe
ordea. through which-it postulant (,ho:disoetrous
conflagration'that took place.efour Warehouse
on the mornitig.olthe 28th'inst„ when the safe
was exposed to the most intense:heat. for some
Imre, and when dragged front the, flames was
red hot on several sides. Wo.make this state
ment by way of bearing testimony.to the worth
of these valuable Fire Preofa m
• Very Respectfully, LEWIS & Co.
, .
The Proprietor of the genuine " Herring
SalamiiiiderSafed," - ohnilengetthewhole world
in the sum of One Thousand Dollars. to produce
their equal. Awarded the PRIZE MEDAL,
at the WORLD'S FAIR, London, and the
GOLD MEDAL by the 'Antericari Institute.
Over 8000 of these Safes have been sold_and
are now in, use, and more than 100 have passed
triumphantly through accidenterfirds. ,
Second, hand Safes•and "Salamanders" of
other makers, having been taken in part pay.
for "Herrings." for sale at` dheap rates.
• • JOHN FARREL, •
,
.14:' Walnut St., Philidelphia.
SeirMarbleized Iron Mantles; Table Tops; ,34c.
from the i•orks of the celebrated "SALA.
MANGER MARBLE CO, " on hand in.great
variety.' • " • „mar 303 m
C Q MMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Locatecl No 127 Baltimore Street,
The ostensible object of this - Institution is'to
place in the reach ol,individualis proper
ties. for obtaining a thorough rand practical
Mercantile Education. Nothing indeed has
beep omitted that is calculated to produce the
desired result. . ,
The rooms of the College Are, well fitted up,
conveniently arranged, and situated in the
meet, desirablii — pdit Of the City. Connected
thereto is a Commercial Library, and this, in
connection with familiar Lectures on Commet ,
coal Laii and Mercantile Science, is a matter
of the highest importance Mall who desire to
.become_Accountants-of-tho-first-orderi-and-oe
capy stations of profit and responsibility. A
young- man can here obtain* more eor:ent ,
knowledge of general business matters in
few weeks than can be acquired in as many
years in any one Counting Room.
The course of study embraces Double„E try
Book keeping, and its adaptation to various
departments of Commerce and Trade, Moreau
tile calculations - taught according-to the most
approved methods. Practicer-Penmanship, com
bining rapidity of execution with Want) , of
construction. Lectures 0n... Mercantile Law,
upon yarioun important Mercantile subjects
basidelnany other points necessary for a book
keeper or business man,to - understand. The
time. _necessary Psr an - `industrious student to
complete the course varies.from 5 to 8 weeks.
There being no vacation, aPplicanis can enter
at any time and attend both day and evening.
Examinatione.aire held at stated periods. and
Diplompwawarded to those who g - aduats.
For terms, &e., write and have a Cireular for-
warded by mail.
March, 23. 1853. ly.
lb * b • i.:l
==
JOHN STONE-4Sa SONS,• •
Importers and Deelore in French Millinery
• Goods. No. 45. South Second Street
• Philadelphia,.
AYING reeMpil bylitereirrivals a large
(11 .
and well aelootodleriiiinoia or
- MILL INERY GOODS,
are nowpinpared to offer their auslomers,:at
the lot inathet,priees— _
Glace Silks for Bonnets,
Fancy Bonnet and - Cap Ribbons,
French and American 'Artificial Flowers,
Crapes, all colors,
Fancy Nets and Laces,.
Together with every, article appertaining to
the Millinery trade.
March 9, 1853. ^
WOOD & WILLOW WARE.
20,000 FANCY CORN BROOMS,
1,500 Dnz. BUCKETS, /Assorted Colors.
600 NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS,
800 CEDAR CHURNS,
50U DOZ. WILLOW BASKETS,
300 Doz. WALL 45. SCUM BRUSHES,
The largest stock oyez offered in Phila
dolphin, and the Cheap Oat ill the'wor Id. Or
- ders - promptlv7filled.
31. $.• J. M. ROWE,
NO, 11l NORTH THIRLYST.
March 9,1853 - 1 - FAILADELPIIIA.
-SOMETHING ,
ifif RS. If. G. SUPLEE' ithrites the Attention
of Country Merchants and Drone Makers
to heruniivaled assort ment of
• -PAPER PATTERNS,
for full sized Ladies' Dressed, Sleeves, Man
tles, Talmas, Mantillas, Coped ; Aprons, Sacks
dice.
The Patterns are embroidered in various
designs, printed and fringed' showing exactly
how the Dresdwill eppeer, when made,
Being-in constant e•milttubication with the
best houses of London end Paris, and furnished
monthly with every new ,design as soon ad it
appears, the public can alwalts depend on this
Old Established House. for the most recherche
novelties in dress.
Always on hand a beautiful assortment of
•
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
of the neiscat styles and.friaterials.
Medals were 'awarded herti 1848-1850.1852
bo-A pet of Six Patterns "void be sent. to any
one enclosing Three-Dollars. • - • ,
- MRS. 11. G. SUPLEE'S
- Children's Clothing & Pattern Emporium
54 South-2d St.i.P,Ailadelphia,
BONNETS.! BONNETS!
500 BONNETS iota rgetived, at - prices
horn 31 cis up In $5 00. Ribbons and
Trimminki to match uncommMily low
PARASOLS;
• •
An immense assortment just ifeeived,frOm 1.21
ots up. to's4 50 -
. DRESS GOODS:
••
The ladies are respectfully invited to examine
our large and s elegant stock of Drees Goods now
. opening nt Ogilby's Emporium: •
CARPETINGS & MATTINGS,
The largest and cheapest lot of Carpets ever
brought to Carlisle. Also 4-4, 6-4 .dc 6.4 white
and coloured Matting, now opening and selling
lower than • any other store' In the county at
Carpet Hall.
BOOTS'S SH OES; -
• --
Several thousand pairs now opening and selling
at prices that astonish everybody Only 87.4
cents fora pair'of Shoes et the Cheap. Bazaar.
• 'CHAS..OGILS Y.
Csrlisle, Ap1.20..1853.t.
DR. C. it. DAILILD.
lESPECTFULLY of '- his Prerealional
services to the citizens Or..Carlisle widene
r() ti ding country. . ' '. ' '
- Moe and residence in - South Hanover street,
directly opilosite to the " Volunteer (Ode." I
. Carlisle, Apt 20, 1053 .i-. N..... ~ _
•
• G. •13: COLW •
TT 0 It .61 E,Y A.T, LA W, will attend.
promptly to all business *wrested to him.
Office in' he room_ formerly :_ece,uPittl up Wi.l-
Hem..Esq.,Northlispoyer St, Carlisle;
--April, 20 :- 1852,
zo IIMOZ4XIZI7,B
N STOR.P. tind - forjale prte of "-Otis' Mor
t, with'"itub" attachment.
Thia being decidedly. the beet rneehipe iu .use it
is well ivorthythe ettention,of CaiPatiters and
Coach ,• It will-be, sold . v ery low ' for
'cash at the Family ,Grocery of Y.. • •
Appild • • . .11TILLIAMS.
, •, ,
,
Carlisle Female Seminary.
ISSES . PA.INE ivill nri
/.mmenco the
Mfinf :tit sEgOON h aixSeminaryYry
on the ;second Mandarin April, in a nevrAtid
camoniiimit a' achool.tooitik ;mat - .door to Mr.
Leo a artrii. Niintt •
Jnaircietien in th e langttageitAt :ratiing 2 no
extra-charge. , I
More magi) ' teacher; at
ett vs* '•2 •
.ofprifk' '.&;',",pijiips:
HARDWARE--SPRING. - SUPPLY.
TMB --
eubeeriber wishes to 'draw the'atten-
JI
tian of the public to their own interests,
Which they may consult to good idiantage
examining -the elegant . iind complete assort.
went of Hardware of every deeeription,' which
he le now receiving at his old 'stand on -North
Hanover street.- - -
TO COACHMAKE4p.
We luive a large sunray oCeprings, hubs,
bands, laces, curtains, and floor oil cloths,end
drab cloths, of different qualities, in fact every
thing in your kne.'• •
TO CABINE+-MAtCF:RS-
We offer complete setts vi • mu, r,Jcin'lß sari
mouldings of walnut anti niulaugmth to em
both the taste and the ti . urse;_,
CARPENTERS EtXAMINE •
the splendid assor ment of tools in, your line,
as also s complete stock' f building materials,
such as locks, - hinges, scre ws, latches,' glum
paints, oils, varnishes, turpentine, &c. and va
rious carpenters tools cheaper *han over, as
has boon' acknowledged' by a carpenter who
-haeseen_them. •
BLACKSMITHS
cannot go wrong in giving us a call 'for a rap—
ply of hammered, rolled, alit and other iron
genotally used, as also cast, shear American
and Englislibliaier cadet Stc. &a. "
OUR:FARMER FRIENDS
will also consult their interests .14 , looking et
our cheap shovels, forks, trace chains ; hamei-,
and-every -other --article-from--a-.cradle- to - a
plough,to suit them in price and quality.
. THE ,PUB LIE GENERALLY
aro also invited to .examine the, qaantity.and
quality now on hand, of cedar ware, tubs,
churns, buckets, oils, each as fish, sperm and
flaxseed oils, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. I would also call attention to my
splendid assortment or WALL PAPERS,
premmting a numberless variety of Patterns at
prices from 6 cts. upwards. Remember there
Is no mistake here, as all articles will be sold
at the lowest cash prices at the old and well
known stand en North Hanover street, East
Mee, betweee McGlaughlin's Hotel and Kell
fed Hat Store. JACOB SEA ER.
march 16
THOMAS H. SKILES'
rezvir criowssiia ROOM MO
AND FURNISHING STORE,- - -
Opposite the Rail Road Offlce, /Vest High Street,
- Carlisle.'
TH. SKILES desires to inform• his old
sr friends and the public that ho has opened
a general clothing . establishment. and has now
in store an extensive stock of. the best and
cheapest goods over offered in Carlisle.
' Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,
for Spring, Summer and Winter wear, now on
hand of every variety and furnished at reduced
rates. He ! has also a large and well seleeted,
assortment of Piece Goods, of English, French
and German Fabrics, of new and beautiful pat,
terns, for-coats pants and vests, which will, be
made to order ih the most approved and lash.
ionable manner and in a superior style of work.
manship,—A-full-and-elegant-stock - of - Gentle ,
men's Furnishing Goods, such as gloves, plain
and fancy ghats, collars, handkerchiefs, ties,
&c., constantly kept on' hand. Also India
Rubber Overcoa's and Leggins.
Feeling confident from the reputation which
it been his constant aim for a course al
years to secure for-hie establishment, of his a•
bility to please, he respectfully Invites an ex
aminatioaof his stock,which for quality,work.
man3hip and low prices cannot be surpassed.
May 19, 18521 y.
FASHIONABLE
Clothing House.
THE subscriber is now having made up a
-large lot of ,very superior CLOTHING,
which ho is determined to sell as low if not
lower than any,other house in the ,country.—
His stock will consist - of— ' -
Fine Dress, Sattinett, sack and Overcoats
Cassimere, Sattinett and Velvet Cord Pants,
Satin and Cachmere Vustings, &c.
Also, Gloves, Hosiery,Suspenders, Cravats,
Shirts, Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, Hats, qaps,
Merino Shirts and awers, &o.
I willm all times keep a good assortment of
Cloths Coesimares and •Vestings ,on hand,
which will be made up Ao orddr in the best and
most fashionable style. I have as foreman of
this establishment a practical tailor, one who
has had considerable experience in, tits busi
ness, and is not surpassed as a cutter in the
borough of Carlisle. All garments made to
order warranted to fit and well made,:if not,
no sale. I am now receiving direct from
Philadelphia a fresh assortment of Cloths,
Caseimeros and Vosfings, to which I invite
the attention of my .numerous old customers
and the public in general. All in want of
cheap and good garments will do well and save
money by calling and exlminingthis stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show
the goods. Recoiled the stand next door to
Bnrkholder's lintel. Make no 'mistake just
one door from the corner.
sep29 CEIARLUS OGILBY.
To Builders Sc Houskeepors.
THOSEwho are building, or about - com...
mousing -IniusekeePing will be sure tb
find at all times an tiesortment to oloct from.
Locks of oil sorts and sizes, with Mass, argil.
10, mineral and white knobs, with japanned or
plated furniture, butt hinges:cast and wrougliti
_window_glassfrom 8.110 to 20x28.bolts,screws
&c. tko. You who are about to be marriod end
going to housekeeping, wo have everything to
please, such as fancy waiters . and trays,
ivory
handled knives and forks, in setts or by the
dozen;-common-knives and - forks, - butter knives
with plated and ivory handles frying and broad
pane, smoothing 'torts, tube, churns,'4c,
HENRY SAXTON.
Cailishi; March 9,1853.
gwpvL Ta.a.ckimin
Two Women Foully. Butchered t ! !
iTHE greatest exoitennent prevails in Phila.,
delphiaon acconnt of the inhuman massacre
of two helpless females.: but a greater and
more intense excitement exists since the arri
val at Bentx - & - Brbthers, of a splendid 101 of
handsome
SPRATAW GOODS, .
,which we are selling off to thq.public at very
low prices. 'Amcihg the lot are Dross Goods,
every kind, Bonnets, very cheap, Ribbon's,
Chintzes, Muslin's, and a great stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Veatings, Summer stuff, and a
general Variety. -- Further particulars hermit:
'BENTZ & BROTHERS.
march 16
# o*l
D LIQUORS.
MADEIRA, Teneritre; Malaga, Lisbon,
Muscat, Grope Juice, Port and Anohor brand
Champagne Wiaee. Boston Rum, Ginger
Btandy, Cherry Brandy, Pale Cogniac and
Dark Brandy, Holland Gin and Wine Bitters.
Sperm CANDLES Sic per pound, Syrup
and Malauga MOLALSES, Washing Soda,
superior Y Hyson,lmperial and Black TEAS,
prtncipe, Regalia and Cuba CIGARS, for
sale by tho box or retail, bring on your pipes
and try them. (my 2() Cfri-q BA
Estat a of John Baughman, dec'd. ,
NOTICE.is hereby given that lettere of ad.
ministration on the °date ofJohn Binh
man, late of the borough of Harrisburg, dec'd,
have been granted by the :Register of Cumber.
land county to the subscriber, residingin South
Middleton township in said county. All per
ions indebted to said estate • aro requested to
matte immediate payment, and. those having
claims will present them for settlement to
HANNAH HAU9HMAN..
Carlisle, Apl pd Adnex.
Dayas: ) RUGS I DRUGS !
. .
'FregiSprinelluppiy •
HAVE just recolved Orresh•stock of Mod.
icinee, Paiute, Glass, Oil, &c., which
having been purchased with great care at the
boat city hOuses, I can confidently recommend
to FaMilies, Physicians, Count Merchants
,end Dealers, as being fresh antitutiC.
• . •
U GS.
Herbeand Extracts, : •
Splces,ground and whole
Essences, , •
Perfumery, dre. •
•Warranted Genuine.' '
STUFFS..'- • " •
Log and Cam 'Weeds,
Oil Vitriol ' '
Copperas, •• ' .
'•• Lac Dye' ' '
• PAINTS...-. --' ' - --, -',
Green
Brother's, Pure Lead, Chrome
Green and'Yellow. Paint and Varnish firtuthee r
Jersey •Window 'Glass; Linseed Oil, Turpen:
tinerCopal and coach Varnish, end - Bed Lead.
All of which"will. be sold' at the very foweet 1
market price, 'Alaoot freehtted splendid ail
' ..' FANCYII
‘GODS; FRUITS,
. „ . , , • -
COnfec tion cry, and, Innumerable other 'art lade'
dalmitated' for use - and, Ornament,. all ot„ WLich
are'oehred at the.loweat'‘eaelt-fprieedP at the
cheap Drag ! Book and Fency,Store of the Xuh•
ioriber" on North Hanover street. '
.• ' S. W:-HAVERI3TICK:
May 28 /Oh ' •* . .- - - •
Patent Medicines;
Fine hand °ale,
Inetrutnenta, -
Pure Eeaen•l Oita
CO4 Liver, OiV--
Indlgeea,
Madders,
Sumac
Alum,'
fegal anb ontigr !Calico; 1
.
gstatd of Dr. 9 1 - I.'Lling. ded'd. --et 7 -*
fj
LETTER'S of Administration on the estate
of tr. Samuel H. bong; late of the hot- lINBTAILING'II6IMIERIZ
ough'ofolleohnnicsburg, :deoeseed, have been ; • . •
issued to the subscriber residing' in said bor- I vo dig ;•
ough. All persona indebted to said estate will MESSRS: G :BRAGG ale 00.-- . Gxtrrr"
'make immediate payment, and those haying-• = nen • We have been using.,yehr ibIEEICAN'
claims against it will propene them for settle- MUSTANG -LINIMENT - with , the most per--
ment-to -the- subscriber, in Whose hands the feet success. One of our Most valaable,Exprese
Books of the firm of Drs., P. H. at. S. H. Long', ' horses had been mtielttropbled b,y largeewellinge
have been placed for settlement. (apt). °runners on the fetlocks
. ; they hed grown lima
EPHR AIM ZUG, Adner. ger than hen's eggs: , Besides. being.diefigumd
• by th'.so -appendages, the limbs and jointeal- ,
peered quite skitenedonvollen, and lame. , We
had tried many Li 31PtpelliS andother' remedies ?
bolt nothing appeared telproduee any . .. Abet ogre.
thorn. We woad wi HAVE GIVEN •
.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAItS to have had therm
removed, and the horse restored .teariundnestwo
Our hostler obtained some of your Liniment,,strf
applied it without knowledge . A' few days ego.
he called our attention to the horse, and to bur:
surprise and gratification, his lege were Perfeetlr
smooth, THETUMOUS 'HAVING ENTIRE,
Lk DISAPPEAttED! • We asked him by What,
magi's he had effected Becht' remarkable cure t
-His reply, was-that - he - had-beeowin - etwomes, ,,- TANG LINIMENT, on them -about ten days ?
and the resall.watr rhe entire removal'of the.m.;.,
moms without producing any soi s eneus Orleavier..
a Scar.
We therefore take great pleasure in reeotn.
mending the Liniment, and shag - continuos-to nee
it whenever occasion reOuiresi in preference to.'
. ups
any oth_r preparationoto long ae itprodueesauele
remarkable
results.
l e
1052._
Southern - rind Eastern°express, Nn 1 Walret. r
corner of Broadway, Nen''York.
Estate of Doner, dec'd
Letters Testamentary on the estate of, Danl.
Doncr, deed; late of West Parisborci town.
rillp; ..2 , 1 .1 ,eila.,ll county, have been Wiled to
West
he subscribers, of whom David Dotter resides
i West Pennsboro township, and John Donor
i , rankford township, .in sitid county. All
pe ne having' claims against the. said estate
will
.present them, for settlement, and those
indebted Will make immediate payment to
'. ... :DAVID b °NEM, 2 e . , .
'• . JOHN DONER. ,S"'' t re ' •
March.l3. 11383. ,
~.,
etratir's Notice.
NOTICE lit hereby given that the 'Register
of Cumberland County has issued Lettere of
Administration, de &retie non, with the will
annexed, to tho undersigneT-on the estate of
Hon. John Reed, dec'd, late of the borough of
Carlisle. All persons having accounts against .
said estate will present them for 'settlement,
end tigiseindebted will make_payment.to _
W. H. MILLER, Adner
Carlisle, March 21,.1853,
Estate of Henry Bobb, dec'd.
NOTICE. is :liereby g yen that. letters of ad-.
ministration, on the estate of Henry Bobb, late
of the borough of Mechanicsburg, decd, have
been granted by the Reister of _Cumb. _co. to
'the subscriber, residing in Silver Spring twp.,
An said county. All personi having claims
against said estate are requested-to- call and
make settlement, and those indebted to make
immediate payment to
mar3o• JACOB MUMMA, Adm'r-
Estate of George W. Singiier, dec.
NOTICE is ,hereby, given that letters of ad
ministration, on the estate of George W. Sing
izer, late of Churchtown,'Monroe twp., Cumb
er,. have been granted by the Register of said
county to the subscriber, residing in the same
township. AU persons having claims against
said estate aro requested to call and make set.
Clement, and those indebted to make immediate
payment to
mar3opd JOHN BRAN DT, Adm'r
Estate of George Cramer, dec'd.
NOTiCE is hereby given that letters of ,ad.
ministration, on,the estate of GEORGE
CRAMER late of Lower Allen. township,
Cumberland county, have been gianted by the
Register - of saidb - ciunty re the slibiefilier, living
in Upper Allen township. All persons having
claims against said estate will_present them-for
settlement, and those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment to
-mug-, JOHN B—COOVER-, Admen -
FIRE rNstramiren
The Allen and ‘ gast Penneborough Mutual
Fire Insurance. Company of Cumberlaid coun
ty, incorporated by an . Aot of Asseinbly, is
now fully organized,aud , .io Operation under
the management of the following commission-
Ms, viz:
Jacob Shelly, Wm, R. Gorges, Michael
Cocklin, Mo!choir Brenneman, Christian Stay.
man, Christian ritzel, Jacob H. Coovor, Lewis
flyer. Henry Logan, Benjamin H. Musser, Ja
cob Kirk, Samuel Prowell, Joseph Wicker..
sham.
The rates of insurance are as low and favor
able as any Company of the kind in the State.
Persons wishing to become members are in •
oiled to make' application to the agents of the
company. who are willing to - wait upon them
at any time.
, BENJ. EL MOSSEB; President.
Hama LOGAN, Vice President)
Lewis Byer, Secretary. •
Michael Cocklin, Treasurer. -0
AGENTS.
Cumberland • CoUnty.—Rudolph Martin, N.
Cumberland; C. B. Herman. Kingstown ; Hen
ry Zemiing, Shiremanstown; Charles 8011,
Carlisle ; Dr. J. Ahl, Churchtown ; - Samuel
Graham, West Pennsborough; James McDocV- ,
at, Frankford ; - Mode Griffith, South Middle.
ton; Samuel Coover, • Benjamin Haversack,
Mechanicsburg; John Sherriok, Lisburn; Da
vid Coover, Sheplierdatown.
Yoik County.—John ' Bowman, Dilleburg,;
Peter Wolford,'Franklin; John Smith, Eaq.,
Washington ; W. S. Picking, Dover; Daniel
ftaffensberger, J W. Craft, Paradise.
Harrisburg.--Ilooser & Lachman.
Members of the company having policies
adout to expire can have them renewed by
making application to any of the agents.
Nuv, 24, ly.
VITECITE BALL A.CADEI%IT.
Three miles West of Harrisburg, Pa.
rir lIE Fifth Session of this Institution tW
it• commence on MONDAY, the 2d day o
May, next. Parents and gust dians are reques
ted to - tn.:NA info the' merits of this Institution
before sending their tone or wards elsewhere.
The Situation is fetired, pleasant, healthful, and
convenient. of access. The course of instruc
tion embrace the different brinches, of a
thorough English Educationoogether with the
Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages,and Vocal and Instru •
mental Musie. The rincipal will be assialed
by lout well qualified Teaehers, viz t two in the
English Branches, one in Penmanship and
Dratiring, and ono in Music and - the.. Modern
Languages.
T F,MS.
Boarding, Washing;Tuition in the
English'branchos; dsc,', per ses
sion cp months,) S csogoo
Ancient or-Modern Languages, each, (5 00
Instrumental Music, 10 00
For Circulars and otherinfOrmation address .
D. DENLINGER, Principal,
mart White JEll, Cumberland county, Pa.
Bonnet Feathers
THE subscriber hoe just opened:ran invoice
of Ostrich and other Bonnet }esthete at one
half the usual price. Also a very cheap lot of
Fancy Dree Silks.
GEO. W. lIITNER.
SIIMOVAIa.
THE Score of the subscriber. embracing
TEAS, GROCERIES,
..
Qii c eensware, andalt the Varieties usually kept
by him, is removed to his ~ e w building, No's
2 its 3, MARION • HALL, West Main St.,
Carlisle. • -
March 30, 1853. : J. W. EBY..
COAL!.COAL
The Best and Cheapest In the Market for
Family Use.
- •
• •
200 TONS of the celebrated' Rausch Gap
Coal, Dauphin county, and Gold Mine Gap
Coal, Schuylkill county, just received and for
sale at prices from 89,25 to 8340 per ton. by
E. BIDDLE jr. at the warehouse formerly
owned by.S. M. Hoover.
Irlr•Coal can be delivered any where along
the lino of the Cumberland Valley Rail Head.
Orders by letter (post paid) promptly atteuded
to. • (march 16.) •
, THE LANOA S TER FAM I , .
Which has just closeti its exhibition, Was
said to have been visited by forty thousand
persons in one day;- but a looker on estimates ,
the crowd daily seen buying goods at A. Br, W.
BENTZ!fiI splendidl, . .
AIEIGIN STORE,
as little less than that ma° fair. BY •giving
them ti call, you will oblige them and benefit
yourselvee by saving from one to two dollars
in every ten expended for goods. • They are
now opening a truly largo and MAGNIFI
CENT STOCK of,Fanoy and Staple Dry
Goods,. Groceries; , consisting of Dross.
Silks, and otherdreaa goods, , Bonoete,Ribone,
rri
Alpachae, :Merinos, Ginghae, Flannels.
Prints, Blankets. and ti complete insortment.
of House furniehingioode, Dress trimmings, •
LacetwAlitinary•goode, ' 'Cloths, Catudineres....,
Veining:;; Ifosiery;,', Gloves, • Table 'Cloths,
Sheeting, Linens, Itimisb.Cords. &c.&c.. The
above ere only a law'of the endless variety.—
TO einiinerata all vrouki entirely. monopolize
the columns of the Herald." • Give us a call •
and'you will gercheap goods.
0ct.27; 1852: N.&'W._DENTZ.
pied Buck Gloves.
LIME subscriber tiae on hand Min's DUCK
GLOVES, lined with Sheep wkln, -suitable for
driving gloves. Ithll9 G. W. HITNED
lieboefw,ard & hisfett; .- -
PgoDucE pEALER,B,,COMMISSION,& 7
vorkgrAff.DlNG MER.Ctlettqdr,.-.
liavi 2 CARLISLE. to •
,lll~ebtiric:
Since the above earMica:o way given, Moser,
Rinelay & Co have intbrined . us that Ode bf lila
drivers was thrown from his wagon in-the uppee
part of the city, and very badly , bruised, thw
wagon passing over his body. Hb wavinken int° ,
a Doctor's office close tyy and' l'IlE PHYSre.
lAN TOLD DIM TO USKTHE MUSTANG
LINIMENT, as he had • reeentlT tried it
similar case with great sixteen. He did so, sin&
all the soreness,
lameness, wild' stifflness wits re. , i
moved, so that the neat. day, he was abouthia
business as usual.-
We take great pleasure in rceemmending did
MEXICAN MUSTANG tsINIIVIENT to ali
our friends and customers. as the best article we
havo ever used for sores, bruises, sprains.vor
galds an horses. We have used it extensively
and always effectually. Some of our' men ha's*
also used it for severe bruises and sores; as well
as rheunsatio pains, and they, all say it acts like
Magid-we can only say that we havit abandoned
the use of any other Liniment, ,
- • . J. M. HEWETT,
Stable Keeper to the Americien Fspress Co.,
and for Haruden's Express."
. . NEW YORE,JuIy 91, 1852.
We hereby certify that we have used the com
pound known as the MUSTANG LINIMENT
and have no hesitation in recommending - it - as the
best article we have • ever used for the cure of
sprains, galls , Cuts. hruiaef, &c on horses._ All
Who doubt ilia, will please call °utile undersign
ed, and they will be happy to afford alt other
information in tliele_potier_ne regardsits_efficaey,
km. • LUTZ. HALL ar. CO.,
Proprietors Manhattan Stage Co
Extract from atoms dated
SACItAMENTO CITY, Cal. Aug.. 15,1852.
I believe the MUSTANG LINIMENT most
an excellent article. My wife brought a 'couple
or bottles with her, which I must thank you for.
Since she came here, MY HORSE FELL
.DOWN WITH ME;and injured me consider
ably, but broke no bones. I had recourre to the
Mustang, and the relief, and-in foal cure was
astonishing. , (SignedY D RANSOM. ,
Eitract from a letter dated
Pirranurto,- October sth, 1852
Another circumstance which 1 noticed a low
days ago, I thou,;ht spoke highly of the virtue■
of the Mustang. Being in the office of a Myst
cian of high standlng,l noticed as he opened a
door• of his book-case, several bottles of Mus
tang, alongside of which was en unrrr Mustang
bottle, and a two ounce prescription vial FILLED
WITH MUSTANG LINIMENT, on • which
was the following directions : " Rub the throat
well night and morning with the Liniment, and
wrap a_woulen cloth around it."
.1 P,FLEMING.—'
S. W. HAVERBTICK, Dr. S. it.ta or; and•
WILLIAM H. BRETZ. kgents,- ro - r Carlisle.
General Detail, No. 5, Phoenix honk, corner
Id and Doak streeta, Philadelphia.
A. 0,, ANDREWS Gen. Agent.
•
vi
• ,
lit ." • .*
CHERRY PECTORAL:
• For.tho Cure'of
COUGRSi COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BROM.
OICITIS, 04017 P, ASTIEG
MA, Iin:COOPING COUGN
AND CONSUIVEPTION.
Of all the numerous medicines extant, [and
some ot them valuables for the cure of pul..
munary complaints, nothing has ever been
found which could compare in its effects with
this preparation. Others cure sometimes, but'
at all times and in all diseases ot the lungs
and throat - where madicinebin give 'relief, this
will dolt. It is pleasant to take, and perfectly
bhfe in-accordance-with-the-directions.-Wo
do not advertise for the infonnatiou of these
who have tried it but those who have not.—
Families that have knoWn its value Will not bo
without it, end by its timely use, they are
seem from the dangerous consequences of
S.oughs and
,Colds'which neglected, ripen into
fatal conatimphon.
• - Tlia Piploina of the Micssachusetts Institute
wee awarded to this preparation by the Board
ofJudgesin September 1847 ; also, the medals
of the three• greet' Institutes of Art, in .this
country; also the Diploma of the,Ohio Institute
at,Pincionate, has been given to the Canna=
PECTOIIAL, by their Government--in considera
tion of its extraerdinary.excellence and useful-.
nesajn
. nuring affections 'of the Lanier Ind
Throat.' . .
Read the folloding opinion founded oh the
long experience of the eminent. Physician of
'the, port and eitrof
ST JOHNS, May 6,11351 i
Dr!.Y:,C ATEn
Five years trial of your CHERRY PECTO
RAL in my practice, has proven what I tore- -
saW Rom Its composition; must he true, that
it eradicates and cure, the cold* and coughs
to which we, in this section aro peculiarly
liable.
I think its equal has not yet been discovered
nor do I know how a better remedy can be
made tar the 'distempers of the . Throat and
Lungs.. J J BURTON, D, FR 8.
See what it hue done on a wasted conetitn=
tion; not only In the followiog eases. bot •
thousand more:
' Bernruat. Jan 24th 1861.
Dr Ayer : In the month of July last I wee
attacked by a violent diarrhosa in the mina of
California. I returned to fine Francisco In _
hops of receiving benefit , from a,cliange of
climate and diet.
.My diarrhea eased, bit
was followed by ' a 'severe' cough, and • touch
soreness. I finally4tarted kr" home, but re
ceived no benefit from the voyage. My cough ,
continued to grow 590113 e, and when I arrived
at New York, 1 was at once marked by, my
acquaintances IS a' .vietko' or •consumptl9n.
I must conies, that I saw no sufficient regain to
doubt What my friends' all believed. At thisi
tith e I coinmenced teking your Ire iy. invaluable
medicine with little expectation of deriving
any,banefit train its use, You would not.re-
Wye these lines didi not regard it rny.duty to
elate • to the afflicted, through y 1313, that my
health,. in the - a Paco of 'eight months, is fully •
restored. IP attribffle. It to Use of your
CHERRY PECTOR AL, Yours truly;
• . . WILLIADI.W. SMITH'.
• . Wasxstawnas. Pa., April 12, 1848.-
Dear sir t Feelingthat 1 have been spared from
a premature grave. through .. .your instrumental.
ity by the providence 'of God, I will take the
liberty to express my gratitude., • -
.4 qvgla andlhe alarming. symptoms of Con.
,sudaption hail' reduced me too low to leave me
"' l d l ing like hope; *hen - nay physician ,brought
me a bottle of your ' PECIVILATo.' It 'seemed to
afford immediate relief, and- now in a few weeks
time Iris restored me to sound health. If it will
doi for,htiters:-.:wfiht are
certainly one of the benefactors of nfankind;
Sincerely wishing yOU ,
Very respectfully 'yours, •
•.' ‘ JQIIN CLAIIKIS, .
• ' 7 11Mstor 8': leater's Church .
r"poottiniet. Nee.. such
6310.'•Ii4Ottento:r proof
upon % t
*Sae
IM
1111