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v:Dl)¢ - Aticratr.
- For the " 11 6 Tald."
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''-Mit.-Eurs'on-:—Ttiere is no time when
. the:fanner delights more in the thoughts
• .Of the pleasant past, than when,the sum
• moropens upon him, and he can say as
IE3. reviews the. labors of 'the , previous
• Year, there has been no . neglect on his
par Win: the cultivation. of the sail', .and
the sowing of his seed, as when he be•
Molds his fields richly.. covered, and,be
speaking a bountiful'.: harvest. Nettling
is calculated to give more beauty and ele
gance, to hams, howeverthutnble it may
be, than n proper cultivation of the soil.
-- It - iS a school where - iill'can ;the' taught
realsrefinment--4hero.notie of the vises
rind tempialions of life, sire. thrown - iii the
- way.;- but-where-all that, surrounds us is
• pure, until the pleasures - arising front the
:'toils and labors of agriculture.
1 ..
Although yet young in the science of
aviculture. it appears to in , , that two
grand pie-requisites, in this I dable sal
i,
ling, are altogether forgotten the most
:- of fainters, viz:: Observation and inties•
- igation.• liis only „by these, aided by
- revelation, that we are enabled to corn
-prebend Deity,or trace the smallest thing
in nature, up to the grand ..centercif the
planetary:system. It is the priivinee of
the farmer to enter the great laboratory
Of nature,-and there learn hoW beautiful
ly connected:are all the parts of nature,
contributing to the harmony or the whole - .
But a single mistake in tl e time of sow
ing may blight the comin ha rvest.
The wise man says th re is a time for
all things=and he emt hatically says
•Ithere is a time to Plant. q rom n'care
ful investigation of this fact,- since the
- year 1836,• I have been convinced that
this part - of - the science, is too much neg
lected,—and I will. attempt' to prove this
statement. On the farm of Mr. J, con
taininglos - acres, there has for the last
seventeen-years averaged twenty-four
acres. in-fall seeding, the averag,e- yield
of which' has been twenty-three • bushels
totho acre. This- 1-am convinced Was
— greatly Owing to his ritiservathirr And in
vestigation.----This-- then-certainly_fdims_
-one of the great essentials in the science
..of agriculture. - The farmer should-ob•
I-Serve-the -signs-of-the-time- for seeding.
§o lang as nature shows si'-ns of sum
mer, so long the insect retains a degree
of strength. If therefore itit sow your
seed before the "proper" time, the fly
will be more apt to do 'it injtiry.
Farmers should not seed until nature
gives the true sign, which is when the
forest begins to lose its verdure. This
is a sure sign and then the insect is nos
' in'g its str..ngth. If you sow hi fore na
ture giveS_this sign, the fly has a greater
chance to.depotite her se g, aud if'depos
. , ited-so early, the v.-oroi-gers . incire power
- to distroy tho vttelity of the_stalk. .
The liimentable ery is now heard in
all quarters of the st eat ravage the fly is
making=and it is sad to behold What
they -ha.ve done. I base no hesitation in
slaying, that this is greatly owing to car
ram, as inert aS -- tirtriii:•••,,,l.l.,
.., ed, and the ground yet. in' the most un
wearied condition to receive the seed,
flung it into the earth as if nothing could
prevent a bountiful, harvest, . I
The farm and fanner (whose -name I
will witholll,) to which I liiive adverted,
can be found in - our county ; :inn will be
ready to substantiate (if denied) at tiny
time, what I have said.
And it might not be amiss to say Iliac
the present crop would be a lair index
to the sequel.
. Often have I heard him say, when fits
ground - had been ready for weeks and
asked why he did not sow, it the sign of
the time for seedfng is not he_re yei."—
Although possessing but a limited odu
cation, this rule he has no doubt learned
frotn observation and investigation.
But I must confess we are much in
debted in our county, for the late im
provements in the science of agriculture
which have been brought about by - the
energetic perseverance of the lion.-Judge
-Watts.lle has. indeed proven himself
worthy of so high an honer. I know of
'none, who deserve rnorg;' of our esteem
-and greatful acknowledginents, for The
promotion of the interests of our county.
May he long live, as her champion, in
'the promotion of good and the advance
ment of agricultural science.
Mechanicsburg, June 14, 1853. "--
-, - . . W. C. ll.'
illd4RDl7llllil&JE.
A . LARGE SPRING ARRIVAL:
WHICH . surPasses in quantity quality 'and
•prices any Oat bus over yet been opened
in Carlisle, consituing of th;o gremeSt variciy
of all kinds of Hardware, snob nu. Shoe Fin
dings' Saddlery.,
.Coach Trimmings, Paints
Oils, Varnish; Olass. Nails, Files, Anvils,
Vices, Bellows, Springs, Axel 3, Bows, Foliose,
Veneers, Codarware, Farming Utensils, Bar
and Rolled Iron, Steel, &c., with a thousand
,more articles unmentionable,. •
. _
Having purehrsed largelY ofAldavy Goods
previous to the advance in pricca,:l ant enabled
to sell goods at old prices. Prisons in want of
Hardware are irWited to call and et,amine my
goods and hear niy.prices, nod ydit will be , sat. ;
!shod where the'Clierip Hardware to be had.
. c o , My stock of WALL PA PER is nnaps
proached by any in the Borough.
Thankful for thefortner liberal patronage, a
continuance of the same is solicited by
• • JOHN. P. 1.1'4 , TE.
West Side of North Ilanovei'Street,
Carlisle
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. tsuccusmor, IT. . NOT.]
No. 164 Cliequut St., Swaim's Building, I'hiln
ItUaNENSI V F., AtuFic oblishor, and Deo].
orin Musical loPirionento of every do
: .scriptiori,
Exclußivo agent fur t is mitt of linnet, Davis
Cu'it'Patent Surpotittiott Bridgo /liolitaiutid
other •
.
• • lANQB, ,
L. Gilbert'sneudoir Vianos. Melodeons, Nlnr.
.tin'a Guitars, Guile, Violins, Shoot Musui,
Masie Hooka, S,u,• • .
Residents of the eountly will be supplied by
Mail or 'otherwise with music they. may wish,
its low as if • pufeltesed impersen. Having, one
"(if the laegest eteeks in, the • United :States.]
.'-'feel'eottfident of , satiefying.lall ; whottluy ,layer
e,- Ine;willicit•eall'or 'Order.. •
'Dealers in, Nitisie sup plied
-M
lied on GM nieet,liberei
ritkriqs to,let, Second-hand Pianos der
„''solo.
, ...: : ..' ... ;LOONSDIITIIING,: ;-••'' ', .'
„, "•• '4v-41 tii Nl4tifi l iiei Ilia 'ah'rvicei i'a
1
;- -5 - . thapuhlieas - tvLaiiiteriiitli atiiL.W.lkitci•
~,,„ ' ~ Elitiktliisp aIL the varioaa Lai:tactic - a lit
„-:`.tha , htialtieet. Holthie attatuis fti,,Lleii.
; Jaityg,tig atal the'malciagtauliepairlag
;/...,,....' , '.c,' ,of window, aptiliFs, .E.10.• - Atilabbip g
',,,,',., :,...:, in his lino of.Lnis peaatiromp!4' rotten.
... ;_dafLtu.rat.. , .toia , rataa.,-;-Ile _guy
~ he,
f . 1 ' :,, Iroun d at lialicuso-on'
• ..,,, iv. forii.46oro qqat 011 ho 'l3o ethyl ere'''.
•
byt,efian Churchi,• apd • liopeo;',l4 ro
ooli,e a liboral•shclee'of :tha., nitblie pairailage,.,
c athsto, May •t? 1853. 2 , ',••:. . , , • . , , •, ~
,
GREAT ARRIVAL . •
SEREKG AND SUMNEER
At the store of. the subscriber, the great Meirt for
Dry Goods, GrOccries,,Boots S . Shoes, I te.
Th'.6 -subscriber respactfullyiinforms his friends
sad numaious clistunters, that he has returned
from Philadelphia with a largo and
r varied as-
Suma:it of Spring and Sfuntner Goods, .eon 7
sisting. in part of Clothe, .Geooinforei., Sat
tiffete, Vcotings, Muslina, Tic'tings • Limeys,
Velvet Cord;, Crionittr, Suspenders,
f LADIES' DIZESS'GOODS,
B3mbazines, Fig'd, Plain and' Ghango•
able Pod.ino, Ntinolin do ,Lainos, , Ginghams,
Calicoes, Alpachus, llorinoos, E3hatvlo, Host
cry. &a. •
HENS' & BOYS' DA'f's &CAI'S.
A vary largo assortment, embracing •ovary
aiylo tuid nuality. -- A- largo assortment
Bonnets; ['tinhorn, 'Umbrellas: and Parasols. •
• BOOTS AND_SEIOES..
An acionsiva variety of , Men's,. Woman's and
Boots and Shoes; Gaul Sloes, from
the Most ,etobratad matinfac[arers.,. Also,
colored and vidtita Carpet' Chain.
GROCERIES,
Such no Sugar, tbaffou, Molasses, Rice, Ste:
,e Tons from the Well-known tea dealers,
Jenkins., Co., &c., &e.
II who visit our establishineut ore free to
acknowledge that we arc selling Foreign and
Dmilestie Dry Goods, Boots,42hoos,ke.,
tontshingly low prices. Our . ,ow prices has
aireadyintraet cd a latga number of people.—
attention of all who ish 'good Pargaina
is s iiin tod, to inducements can
.be offered to
porubusers, Don't 'bract. thil corner opposite
loonard' a old stand, North Hanover street,
' 13 atter, 11 . 10, rugs and soap, taken at mar—
ket priaes. N W WOODS,
a p Agent.
2i'resh Spring Supply! •
rHAVE just received a fresh stock of Med
1, • Wines, Paints, Glass,Oil, &c., which
having- been purchased wit-grent comet the
best c:ty houses, I can confidently recommend
to Pamilies, Physicians, Country Merchants
und, Dealers, as being fresh and pure.
DRUGS. •
Patunt Medicines,
Fins herb eals,
Instruments,
V aro Essen". Oils
Indigdes,
MI Nets,
S taus
MEI
Wetherill &, Brother's Pure Lend„ Chrome
re en an.-Yellow, P:Tirit — altd — VTirnialfi:rnshcsT
Jersey Window Glass, Linseed Oil, Turpen
tine, Copal and coach Varnish, and Red' Lead.
All of which will. be sold at the very lowest
market pries, - Also,a fresn and splendid as
sortment or
FANCY 'GOOD .9.,•FiIIJITS;
Confectionary, and innumerable other artithis
calculated for nsc and ornament, all ot , wLich
are offered at the lowest cash prices, at the
cheap Drug Book and Fancy Store of the sub
scriber on North Hanover street. •
S. W. HAVERSTICK.
May 28 1851.
SADDLE AND HARNESS 11AHDIG
gill E onbscribcr continues to carry on the
.11 nhove business,• in all i;s various branches,
id North Hanover street, Carlisle, two doors
(\fort 13 of LeonardLs corner, NN tic rp he -intends
keeping on hand egenerel :moot:infant in hipline,
_'.ollf , isting. of all kinds of Inch
•
ionable SADDLES, Bridles
\ ;','",it,.., : ,ri ., tuartingalos, ff irtlm,Cireingles
H.3-, 'N\Yk\V and .1 - falters, aloe
• „ 'i l l '' A\ . TRUNIC.S, tray.- '1.77 .- 117•3
ililliV e l. liny end im aatl s lb
- .1.4181 l l' •• in "l ;hi a tiiact i tires‘tricar. ,,, ,, , ProVoli
, Spanish" Sialn. Saddle., ever
• ~ ...../1 - 1../tenTIII pIE/71S 1 / 1 10e/iter ,
. d i/1 - W
10 (10 WGIII to call anti see them. Ho also
manufactures Harness, Bridles, Collars and
Whips in all their varieties, and confidently be
lieves from the general approbation of hia cus
t sitters, that , he makes the neatest and best
g.: IN, m all their varibty et breadth, that is
/11 , 1 ;(/ :a the aoubtey. flo 'rife., makes all kinds
of Niatraases to order. viz : Strew, flask, Curl ,
od flair and Spring Alatrasses. All - the above
article wall ho made of the head malarial and
" , o'k" ,3,lB hilf , end with the utmost Icepatch.
itnl.l.lv , , IV:1f. OSBORN.
CARLISLE'
14'0UNDRIT &*. I%ACHII ESHOP.
subscriber cuntinuesto manutacture at
IL his. Foundry in East High street, having
on band a groat variety of good patterns, and is
ttrepared to furnish IRON AND BRASS
CAS PINGS, w hich will be executed to order
(if not on hand,) at the shortest notice, such as
Cranks and ' Mill Gearing, Spur and Bevil
Wheels, Gudgeons for Saw Mills, Ste , Plough
Castings. Cutters, Point Shears, Wagon and
Coach Boxes, Spindles, 'Car - Wheels, Car
Chairs, &c. Steam Engines built to order and
repaired': All kinds• of machinery in Paper
Mills, Grist, Mills• and Factories repaired at
^hart notice. Mill Spindles dressed and turned..
Aso, Horse Powers and Threshing Machines,
such as Bevel Gear Four I torso power; Hor
izontal Gear Four Horse Power; Horizontal
Gear Two Horse Power, Ploughs Corn tel
lers and Corn. Crushers. Threshing mach] a
and Horse powers repaired and Job Work I 110
at the shortest notice. Patents of differ nt
kinds on hand and made to order.
. .
Ifs also has on hand a largo supply or Phila
delphia and TroY Cooking Stove's, and is c6n
stap•ly making Cooking Stoves of various im
proved pat , ,orns, for coal or. wood. Ten Plate
Stoves,- Grates, &e.
Rip siring done to all kinds or Machinery.—
All kinds of old Iron, Brass and Copper' taken
in nub ango for work.
amil if [ FRANKLIN GA FIDNER.
FIFTY barrels of rime No. I, 9and 3
I\rfackerel, in whole, half p ant quarter lithels,
just received in more and for sale at the lowest
prime for melt by
EMS
200 libls t in Whole and 11E4 barrols, novt,
reccaring, and for sale by . •
• wooDwARD & smrru.
Window Shades,. Carpets and 0
- • 5T.111,77,113MT =PIM;
A T '223 North .2d Street, abovo Wood
1111,t , Rhiladelphia, would most rospoctful.
ationticith. of his friends and the
lyablici,in , .gertrill, to his largo and woll
rt lectod stock of Carpet,, Oil Cloths,
.Illattings,
It'indorq, Shades, Door Afats, Stair Rods, 17.
(1)10 Covers, Table Covers Cocoa .11attikres, Irma
yards wide, fur Putihc Houses, Counting
nooses. &o,
Also—to my branch Store, 13t', Spring] Gar:-
don Street, above 9tl,
7 s -,yam
v
~6.V.FEZTL • sE..3i3,Aa•Mrr.tl
Tvero • Women Foully Butchered I I !
Tl.B.l,s3routost excitement prevails in Phila.
delphia on account of tho inhuman museadra
of two helpless, fornalus : but greater and
.tnoro intense excitement ottisre since tl:o arri
val nt Bontz & Brothers, etAt splendid 10t,4
handsome
• ShrikliZENV . GOODS,
which o nro selling off to' the public at very
low. prices. Amohg. the lot nre Dress Goods,
every kind, —Bonnets, very cheap, Ribbons,
Chintzes, Muslins, and a groat stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, - Voatings, Summer stuff, and n
gonernilrariety. Further particulars' liefenf-
BENTZ & BR OTHERB.'7
march 16
The 'Best and Cheapest le" the Market ful,
Eamtly .Use., - •• ;
. . in.
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fit ,
. _ j
, , .
the . e.el,Obrtitoti ' - nnuncb.atiP.
'CnaloPnnatitb Geld AVlinnf;np
nnd r "
silk; -nt-iniCon-Triifti per bi
Ownedo by fit'lntt ,
paean ;detryn1 an y i'vliore,nlon
44)113am-or thp',.(bitnbOrlan
- olitoia'hy. letter (pnat . pAt
to. tnnaro.4/11/).
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Ctatii
.t.
..gPry':Goods
DRUGS I DILUGS !
Iforbsand Extracts,
Spicesigromid and whole
Essences,
Perfumery, &C..
Cod Livei• Oil—Warranted Gepuine.
DYE , STUFFS.
Log and Cam Wood 4
I Oil Vitriol
Cmpporas, .
Lnc Dye'
PAINTS. _ _
-
Fish, Fish, 0 Fish.
J. G. WILLIANIS
Cloths,
coA ! COAL
Alisteltantotts.
MEXICAN NUSTANd E,III7Th ENT.
. .
-• Through by tzpro . ss.
MESSRS. A tr.I.I.IItAGG
: We-haie been Using 'four. MEXICAN
'MusTA.N.G - unsumENT, with the moat per,
feet succesii;' One of our most Valuable 'Express
horses had been much troubled by largeswedlings
or tumors on the fetlocks ; they had grown lar
ger than hen's eggs. Besides being disfigured
by those appendages, the limbs, and joints ap
peared quite stinened, swollen and lame. 'We
had Ttfital,many Li itments, anti other remedies,
but nothing appeared to prodnee any effeet upon
thorn. NVe would. willinglV HAVE - GIVEN
TWENTY-FIVE OOI:LA'ItS to Ipyo had them
'removed, and the horse restored
Our hostler obtaiboil some of your Liniment,. and
applied it withtiut knowledge.. - A few days ago
he called 'our attention to the horse, and' to our
surprise and gratification, his legs were perfectly,
smooth, THE TUMORS' HAVING ENTIRE.
lA , -DISAPPEARED -We-asked.
magid he had effected such a remarkable cure
His reply was that lie had heed using dre MUS
TANG LINIMENT. on them &mei ten days,
and the result was the entire removal'of
morn without producibg any soreness or leaving
o sear.
We thcrefere take great pleasure • in recom
mending the Liniment 3 unit shall continue to use •
it whenever occasion rognives, in preference to
tiny oth.r preparntion, no lonp,.us it produces such
remarkable results,
June:3ooos% • KINSLEY & CO,
Southern and Eastern express, No 1 Wall it:,
corner of Broadway, New York- •
Since the above certificke was given, Messrs
kinsloy FL Co have informed us that one of his
drivers was thrown from his wagon in the Upper
putt of the city, and very badly bruised, the
wagon passing over his body: , lie was taken into
a Doctor's office close by, and IDE PIIYSIC
IA N TOLD HIM TO th THE MUSTANG
LINIMENT, as he had rucently tried it inn
similar ease with great success. De did so, and
all the soreness, lameness, _and stifihess was re•
moved, so that the next day he was about his'
business as usual. _
" We take great pleasure in recommending . the
MEXICAN - MUSTANG LINIMENT to all
our friends. and customers:as the hest article ‘Vii
boon ever used for sores, bruises, sprains. or
galls In horses. We have used it extensively
nod always effectually. Some of our men hove.
also used it for severe bruises and sores, as well
as rheumatic pains, and they all shy it acts like,
tuszr.—we can only, say that we have abandoned
the use of any other Liniment,.
1. M: HEWET',
Stable Keeper to the American Fxpress Co.'
and for Haruden's Expreatt'
NEW YORE, July 31, 1.332,
We hereby certicyllist we have used the-coin— l
pound known as the MUSTANG LINIMENT
itiTH have no hesitation in reconYmendinTlyna-the
best article we hove ever used l'or the cure of
sprains, galls, cuts. bruises, Fee on horses. All
who dould L tkis, will please call on the undersipm
cd, and they will be happy to afford all ot her
information in their powei• as regards its efficacy,
LUTZ. I)ALL fq. CO.,
Proprietors Manhattan Stage Co
Extract from a letter dated
•
SAcuANENTo CI ex', Cal. Aug. 15, 185'2.
I believe the MUSTANG LINIMENT most
an excellent article. Ikly wile brought a couple
01 bottles with her, which I must thank 3nu or.
Since she came here, MY 1-1011 SE FELL
DOWN \mu ME; and injured me consider
ably, but brote no limier.. I hail recourse to the
Mustang, and the relief, and in lac , cure naa
astonishing. (Signed) 1) RANSOM.
Extract from a latter dated
11'T6:3110 C., l's.. October sth, 1852.
Another circumstance which I noticed a few
days ago, I thought spoke higblp 01 the .virtues
of the Mustang,. Bei Tin the Mike of a Physi
cian of high . startling, I noticed as he °pencil•
door of his bbok-50,.0, several bottles of Nos-
tang, alonside of which part an num itlustang
bottle, anon two omicc prescriptirin vial FILLED
.W.LTA MUSTANG LININI ENT oil which'
wns " 4 - t'-'‘,-.--.,:—..--d-Leam-le.r... l ..u...llA.Alte_throat
,'.-.., 11 ,,7. - w 7 U &Di f 8 :wound it,"
.1 I' FLEM
S. W. ILiiIVERSTICK, Dr. S. Ewor, and
WILLIAM 11. BRE'I'Z, Agents for Carlisle.
General "Depot, No. 5, Phocaix Block, corner
2d and Dock streets; Philadelphia. ..
- A. O. ANDREWS Geis. Agent.
5500 CIEALMEONZE.
IlTllATEVEßconceensthe health and happi•
ness orii people is nt nIl tnsies of the most
valuable importance, take -it for granted that
every person Rill do all iirtheir power, to save the
liver of their children ' and that every person will
endeavor to promote their own health at all sac
-likes. I Mel it to be my duty to solemnly as
sure you that WOR MS ,according to the opinion
of the most celebrated Physicians, are the prima
ry causes tern large majority of diseases to which
the children and adults are liable, if you liare
an appetite continuali- changeable from one kind
of food to another, Ball Breath, Pain in the
Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and
Fullness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Simi Ferer
Pulse trregular---remember that all these denote
WORMS, and you should at once apple the rem
edy 110BENSACC'S .WORM SYRUP.
An article founded on Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely vegetable aubstances,
being perfectly safe whelt Mkt:m:lnd can be given
to the !mist tender infant with decided beneficial
effects where Bowel Complaints and Diarrhea
have made them weak and debilitated ; the Tonic
properties of illy Worm Syrup are sudi, that it
stands - without an equal in the catalogue of med
icines, in giving tone and strength to the Stom
ach, which makes, it on infallible remedy for
those afflicted with Dyspepsia; the astonishing
cures performdd by dhis•Syrup after Physicians
have failed, is the best evidence of its superior
afficacy above all others,
THE TAPE WORM! •
This is the most difficult Worm to destroy o
all that infest the human system, it grows to-at
almOst indefinite length, becoming so coiled and
[listened in the Intestines and Stomach,affecting
the health so sadly as to cause St. Vitus' Dance,
Fits, &c., that those afflicted seldom if ever sus.
pent that it is Tape Worm hastening them to an
early grave. In order to destroy thiit ammo'
very. energetio treatment most, be pursued, it
would therefore he proper to take G to' 8 of my
Liver Pills so as to remove tell obstructions. that
the Worm Syrup may act direct tmon the Worm,
which must be inken In doses of 2, Tablespoonfuls
three Cotes a day. These dirdetions followml
have never been known to fail in'curing the most
obstinate ease of To ne.Worm. ' • .
110BENSACK'S LIVEIC.PILLS.
No ',Art pf the system is more liable to disease
- than . the LIVER, it serving as a [Meyer to purify
the blood, or giving 'the proper secretion to the
Ilde; so that any wrong action of the Liver id,
feels the other important parts of the system,a3d
results variously, in Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia &e. We should therefore, watch ev
cry symptom that might indicate n wrong actin:.
of .the Liver. Those pills being rotnposed ol
Roots anti Plants furnished by nature to local the
sick:. 'Namely, Ist.. An, EXPECTORANT,
which augments the secretion trots the Pulmo
nary mucous 'membrane, or promotes the dis
charge of secreted matter. 2(1. An 'A urxim-
Try E. which changes its some inexplicable and
insensible manner. the certam morbid notion of
the system. Bd. .a TONIC, wilich give tone and
strength to the nervous system, renewing, health
and vigor to'all parts of the atly ..TC.4-
111.1111:110, which nets in perfect harmony with
the other ingredients,and tftierating on the bow
ies, and expelling the whole massof corrupt and
vitiated matter, and purifying the Blond, which
destroys disease and restores health.
TO 101.1\1.//LPS.-
Yon will finti.these-pills an invajnable medicine
in many complaints to Irlsicliyoh are subject. In
obstructions either total of Partin), they have
been found of, tin inestble benefit, restoring
their functionanniratigements ton healthy'action
purifying• the blood and other fluids . ao
as to pin'to flight all complaints which may arise
from female irregularities, as !instinct. citidiuess,
tliamma ofsight, pain in the side, back, Feo,
None genuine unless signed J.-N. 1101.,ensacic;
all others being base imitations, :
fl Agents new smplies, and :Store.,
ktepers desirous of becoming Agents must ad—
dress the ?roprietor, J. N, Flobensack,
Phila—
d •Iphia, Ps.
'CumnEnt.Artry Coinvrvr S W
Haverstick, S.Elliott; and Flobbard ;Carlisle t
Lloyd, Lisbu r iti I Day. and 3 I , flpatriMochan:
'kehtirg;' Cayrif; lingtlestrisim linyeretibk Fl
Kingstown ; • Seillaer; . elfurOttiwn
Ilayes, Shippensburg s Divin, l'apertinim I
Cresson, Plninfield , Russel & thee, Dickinson
'NVeaklev 14 Striver, rentrevllln notm)thion
'&.:Wherry;Nnwf
- •
•Pyloo 5 refits
VC/IMES. AND lIMITOES.
•
,
• •
_MA, Nfologo,.?,,Litbon,
NlOs:at, Prope:`,lO'i r
Fo,,Port und,AnohOr ()rind
(M31114146,3'. lioston, !tom, :,,Girigor_
nraiidb, P.alb :Cogniau and
-
Porls4,l4l;i4jl.4liill trid WitiO ft ittoi.P.!
~,:Srp, i iiii'c.),NT)f.;;l..3 31n oor-poond,
_Syrup,
and:liiao.7 . l;lialkALS.E 4 ,,,Wolihfng 'Soda,
iiil94;ti . )loerild 111'0
nitd, , Cabo for
bolo byTtoo Or retail, - Orhirr.; nn i . onr pipes.
and tr , „..h0n0,.,-Xfo r yqq,C!".-)q. )3A.11111T4::•
••.- .4 • -.
?~ : t~ccttuttcuito:
' Pl2.y.p . E It VTI - V 0 U . Ti.
Zerrnaii Colpiiratea tooth *ash.
T HIS
vBl6lll'lo inepsration has long been used
din New York and l'hiladelp:tia,mhere it has
attained an immense :Irwitlarity,; tar cleansing,
'ltre.iserving and twaaiiiyiq; 0.0 -teeth.' It . IP 1,
excellent remedy for sore,soft or,bleeding gains.
It also impariaa delightfulfresliness to tho , inouth
and agreeable odor.to the breath, '
'...l?eadthe follonwzgfi•One Dr. 91urray.
" I can, with "the• utmost confidence, recom
mend yd the publM, Zernum'S Anti-Scorbutic
Tooth Wash as the best in use. In my practice
as a-Dentist, I
,haVe used and recommentle it fur
me last five years, nod have found it to give 'sat
isfaction in every 'instisace, us the Vasil adds not
contain acid, or smythmr, injurious to the teeth or
gums OM, on the contrary, is the beet antiseptic
n the practice; and thereforewbuld reeoM mend
lie nsd of it, not ouly_te thew wlia wish to pi , LS
serve their teeth rind gums, and !MIT n wholesome
ihreinll,llllo nl6O - . to thefte who have - diseased gems
for teeth. The me of OM Wash, for a short time,
will itistire'a.returtao their healthy state,
GEORGE E MURRAY', Dentist,
No: 61, S. Eleventh Et., below Chestnut Phil'a.
Dr. Ilehdel, of Carlisle, sap t—" tlr. &r
-ustle, I nm well pleased with your Tooth Wash
it not only.cleauses and whitens the teeth without
miming them,but it cures sore or bleeding genie.
I cheerfully recommend it to the profession and
puhli a, as the very best preparation that can he
used for cleausing and preseming the teeth,
healisig,tbe gnats; and giving sweetness to the
breath.
• JOHN \VeaI:NOEL, Surgeon
Trice 25 cents per bottle. Prepared , only
Zertnan, Druggist null Chemist, corner
or Ninth awl Catharine streets, Philadelphia...
Pie silt py 5A.M.11 1. 11 , ELIA orr, Cat lisle,
octr.3
Z: N 2 Zgton - wonms.
frifilif undersigned is prepared to manufacture
stotim engines and boilers, blowing cylin
ders, gearing for rolling, grist and snw mills.
mill screws,' lathes and
A Pd,,,t: a planes • shafting, hangers
Pullies, and every sari
city, of AI ACHI N lila and CASTIN GS,such
an hot blast pipes, gas and water pipes, retorts
and lamp, posts, car wheels and axles, fire
plugs and hydrants, cellar grates and water
spouts, wall coupeing, and a very handsome
assortment anew style patents for patent fence
malting, posts and gates, cast bathing cisterns,
largo size, and a number of now patterns for
cook, nine plate and parlor stoves, horse :pow
ers and threshing machines of intproved plans,,
plough castings, cast columns and fronts for
!tenses. --
Mill owners' and mill-wrights,are,respeetfui
y solicited to call 'and examine my new and
• inproved assortment of mill gearing patterns.
Patterns and smith work Made to order and
machinery repaired promptly.
N. lit Itailiottil cars of all dimensions
built dud repaired.
JAlhs,ll. W.msn,
Ar''.6' YIP STORE!
'W . F. ESE 6z. C HP BE LL.
S. W. Corner bf IV. Ilanover
,and Louther eta.
R - D EG most respectfully to call the early atten-
0 tied ache citizens of Carlisle and vicinity
to our now_ and heautituLasßortment of, Spring
Goods, selected from the very best of the New
York and Philadelphia markets, consisting of
LADRIS DRESS GOODS,
Persian Cloths, darege do lane, Black Clod),
• Chali Barege, Charnelion Silk,
Bombazines.
Alpacas. All wool Delaines, Mous de bags,
French' Chintzes, lawns, Sce.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES,
Callas, Underalecves, Cuffs, Spencers,
Swiss and Saeonet Ruffling.
Swish and Jaconet Edging and Inserting,
- Lisle and Mecnlin do • do.
Florentine do .
Linen Dubin do do ,
.Valencones Laces,
GLOVES. AND HOSIERY,
- Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread, Mohair and Cotton
.Gloves.
White andflßltick_Silk, and Blk Ingrain Dose
Mlxed nail White Cotton do
va••••-.7
Ginghania, Checks, Calicoes, -
White Muslilis, Nankeen, Kentucky J cults,
Blue and Fancy Drills, Vesting,
•
Plain-and twilled Linen,
Fine Damask Linen Table Cloths,.
• do Towels,
do Napkins,..2 . ft;•
Bird Eye Diaper.
BOOTS AND SHOES, • r
Illack and Fancy colored Gaiters, (Willis),
.Shoes of all descriptions, (Willis' make)'
Fine Calf Boots, fap l'eg'd Boots,
Mons Calf Congress Boots, Boys Boots,
° do Gaiters, - do Shoes,
All kind Childress Shoes and Gaiters.
OROCERIES,
Rio and Java Coffee,Lovering's Scrap . Melas•
ses, Cabe Molasses, Sugar of all qualities,
Ricir, Spices, &c.
Purchasers will find it to their advantage to
call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewherp,as it is entirely new and we have for
ourlmotto " quick sales and small . prolits.
Carlisle, April G, 1353. •
o=l
OGILIi".S Ev7.EPOICIUM
.S eatimid by Ufa treat daily RUSH FOR
NSW GOODS at that old and established
GLIDA.V . sT o RE. Now opening a splendid
assortment of
SPRING GOODS, viz
CitaWes Gloth,•Barraizo Laines, Barrazics
Elegant dress Silks, Mous de Bege,
Chintzes, Calieoec, Ginghnins,
Needle-worked Gollnrs, Undorslooves, &c
BONNETS.
An immense aesortment,of Bonnets from 37
cents to t 3, Beautiful and Cheap Ribbons,
Artificials and Bonnet Linings in great variety,
CARPETS!..CARPETS!.I'
A big idt anew and cheap Caryeting,a, not to
be excelled in price and beauty. in the State.
• PARASOLS.
Mcompleto assortment of Parasols and Sun•
Shades very low.
BQOTS AND SHOES."
1 have added largely to Miis department,l'ant
will eell them Cheaper than evert
. GROCERIES. ' • -
A frOshiot of chdap. Groceries just received
Como on with yolfr CASII and save a prof, ,
by selecting your purchases irom this-magnif.
bent assortment of Cheap Goode. Kr Rem
timber the old stand, East Main st, - Carlisle.
April 6, 1853. CHARLES OGILBY.
trtz. A.. CAROTZ-ZM1E.,42
• -
FAMILY GROCERY slpo RE,
High St., two doors Eas(of Market Muse,
South Side. ,
Eft:subscriber thankful for past fa
,
I r i l varS'would inform his old customers and
the community ileneral. that Ito has just re
turned. from the cit with a largo and full as—
sortment of Groceries, consisting in port of
superior Rio, Java; Lagunyra, and !toasted
Coffees, Loyeringls !Lump, Sand 'and Pulver
ized Sug-rs, Brown Sugars' at all prices, Alo , ;
blows at all qualities'and.prices.
QUEENSWARE,
of every description, including French arid• En.
glish China, in setts or by the piece; also,
Stone-China and common ware of every do.
soriptiod,,and a lull assortment of Glass ware.
;WILLOW & CEDAR-WARE,
such as Clothes, Marker, Travelling. Sewing,
Knife, Tinnhler and Children's Fandy'Bas.
Painted nsd Cedar Buckets, Iron
and Brass-bound Wooden Bowls, Butter Fir
kilo, Grocery Boxes, &c.
E A S',
nuporior 'tilack, :imperial and Young !Tyson
Tone; Chocolutc, Prepnred Conon;
SUGAR CURED HAMS, .
or fin& tittallty, together with superior Dry
Beef. Smoked liferringi .GrOuntl Allem and
rise teblo'Suir Spices of ull kinds.
'FRUIT,.
Bu6li'as!'o,iariges, Lemons; Flo, Prunes; Rai,
eine, Ste.
LAMPS,
Paull eiipjtly . of Pino Oil and Flniq Lampa i
Safoty'Flaid Lampe. •
• •
:sonar! and 'rqbacCo of lino .qualitiofrand.at
nil prices.. Please call and e,.!Kamfpo for•your:.
telvoi3 at ilk! old !nand. ,-. • !
, .
87 B°nr*ElivmAß
artioto,ot Snt;nrp , Rniaina at 184
aonta poi,. pound, Bunah ,do, p:g.ood aiticloy
•,; •
:OitrOno,', l 3ll2tioo,TSpir,s, ernhilieli;JA Owns. j
,•. . •Orangibly•Proserved Froii9; Dotoa,
Stitinrad '
cincliortAu
in connection •etitlinil ' , kinds 'Ol Gonfactiona
rios;.nll of , whidh dieposod of on
most aocolnnodating orms.
luno 11. J. KIEV,IO.EII;
=a
ethi open101111C111:.
"FP'S ESSEX
Ara will lot• sale ILL.!
is.RUPP, No 1389, Not•th Third street,
warranted to render ebta•e satisc
faction, and is beyond doubt the best and most
wholesome preppy:diem' of Coffee ever kilos;
One.luteknge. al 121 cents,.W.ll,l., tA V four
polifids of ordinary Coffee. Try it and be ego
vineed. A number 0( Essences of Ceffee wore
depositral at-tho-Praulelin Justitute-in-185?. anti
the Judges decided lcrupp's to be THE LIEST ,
in the exhibition. Friends, it you wish to enjoy
a good, cheap and healthy Cup of Coffee procure
Ffisence 'of Colfee. It is lee sole by
nearly ~11 I prineijail robers and IJruggists
throughout the tlnittat
April 20, 1533.
~'!Jb Pct;'ta.~a• li'2•c'9n
More proof of thrir suprriorily:—The late fire
'sla. SILAS : It gives us
much pleasure to state that a, 3nfe-ol your
make was the means of preserving our hooks
and valuable papers, together with n lot of
Silver Spoons, Perks, &c., from destruction
by the fire that occurred in our store on the
might of the 571 h ult. at No , tti Montgomery
street. The fire commenced near the Sate,
which, owing Mita situation on a wall, did nor
fall into the cellar, but was,exposed to the full
heat of the fire fromits commencement, and
when taken from Me ruins had all the Mass
plates and knobs completely melted
Yours, EARLE St Co.
Jersey City, Feb 3, 1853.
Great fire in Strawberry st.—Lefler from Lewis
• 6. Co.—Philadelphia, Marcie 29, 1352.
Mr. Joan
~R . l . l lREL— S ir,g It affords do,mueli
satisfaction to idlorm you that the "Herring
Salamander Salo" which wo purchased of you
a short. time emcee preserved our books. and
papers in good condition, during the severe
ordea, through which it passed at the disastrous
contlageation that took place at Our Warehouse
on the morning of tho'gBth inst., when the sole
was exposed to the most intense heat for e. me
hours, and when dragged front the flames was
rod hot on several sides. We make this state
ment by way of bearing testimony to the worth
of these valuable Fire Proofs
R.J ONES. I Very Respectfully, LEWIS Si. Co.
The Proprietor of the genuine " Herring
Salamander Safes," challenges the whole World
in the sum,of One Thougand Dollars, to produce
theirerund. - --Awarded- the PRIM , : MEDAL,
at the WORLD'S FAIR, London, at.d the
GOLD• MEDAL by the American institute.
Over 6000 of these - Safes have liven sold and
are now in use, and mor4han Ma have passed
triumphantly through .aMdbiunl fires. . •
eeeond hand Salesiand " Salamandcrt3" of
other maLers, .hrivintLbeen taken in part pay
for "herrings.' for kale at cheap rates
JOfl TVA HIIU d,
Wm. IC• CAMPBELL
• .
a i 34 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
•
XErHarldeized Iron Mantles, 7'able Tops; d'e
from tho r (UlO M . the celebrated "SA LA
AiANDER MARBLE CO," on hmatin risen'
vtimetY•nine :103m
,
SP-731=a VZZLFAXINMR:g acomq
Importers and Dealern in French Millinery
G wi ds; N i. 45 Small Second 'Street,
PhiladelpLid,
wig AVING received b- - latc_arrivals a largo
nud well selected assortment of
SP'IIING GOODS.
arc now prepared to offer theft' customers, at
tonPcni. —
. olarket priers—
Fa TI B 0 . 11 I ' LliNfira •-
French and American Artific.nik,•Flow ax ,
Crawl - 4, all colors.
F , incy Nets and Laren.
'together with every article appertaining to
the Millinery trade.
March 9, 1853.
waca3
20.000 FANG}_ CORN faZCOAIS,
1,500 BUCKETS,
,l,s,,rt“ri Colors.
600 NESTS CEDAR 11,' AOII TUItEr,
800 CEDAI2 . CHURNS,
500 DUZ. NV IiA,OW BASKETS,
300 Doz . WALL SCRUB 11111_1`.3 tI Es,
The largest stack ever offered in Phi/a
delphia, and the cheapest in the world: Or
darn proluptly filled.
M. 4.; .T. lif. ROW El,
NO, 11l NORTH 1 . 11111. D ST.
March 9,1853 ' • PHILADELPHIA.
Cheap Watches and Jewehy
7 e\\
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
_ 4 . _ at
. the ".Phihidelpp,ia
Number
,ii i) Vi d N j o e r ‘ tis e ti r e y eo b n t 3 r Aeoi l ,c u o n r i n be e r r
~, , A .5,A of Quarry, Ithtladolphia.
-P...*:34.7-" , ,..-?.... Gold Lever Watches,' lull
P* 6 .'lPA' o "...fijewelfed, IS carat discs, 500,00
Silv'rdo lull j'd, 812 Gbld'Speetaeles 5. 4 7 (10
Silver Le'po jwls, 10 Fiio Silver do. 1(1 50
- dodo, do `- Gold Bracelrts.te 300
Superior Quartiers, 7 I Ludies.G'd 1"ls 100
Imitation-- do 5 S'r Tea S'itt.sett,s 00
Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver Ilolder, I 00
flold Finger Ring's 373 conto to es ; Watch
Glasses, plain; HI cents; Patent, 181 ; Lone:,
25; other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to - be what they tire cold for.
STA U FE
sept Sly . Sam,
On hand; some Gold In
Lopinea, atilt lower than
WM. DAILY
,Sc * SON,
1 Importtrs and Dealera in
rznflueir, riinntn ex..SWIOS WATODEN,
JEWELRY, BILVEN.WAIIC,FLATED•
WARt. AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Are conitintly vomiting tho latest styles
of the obey° (kinds, which aro olfered'ut
wholesolo or retail, at
No. 216 Market Street, above Sixth, near
Demtur,Street, Philadelphia.
YSTADLDIIIED 111 1815,
SS I
k,,,, , ternen.fed to be what they are
AGRICULTURAL. WAREHOUSE
THE subscribers, in addition to their exten.
dive Grocery, have connected therewith nn
AGRICULTURAL W A REHO USE and
SEED STORE, 110, Market street, near the
railroad, Harrisburg, Pn., and are prepared to
fill all. orders,.by wholesale and retail, of all
kinds of Agricultural Implements, Vegetable
.and Flower SeedsOcc: Country tneithants,
with reasonable discounts to sell rignin:
Horse-powers and threnhers, wherthdrillls
and seed-planters, plows, harrows and (111.11111.•
tors, fodder, hay, and straw-cutter , grain Inns
corn sheik:tar, vegetable cutters, hand grain
mills, clover shellers, horse rakes, churns,grind
stones and improved hangings, ay, straw and
manure forks, farnidr's boilers, ox yokes and
bow, patent buw-lirls, cow chains, spades, hors
and rakes, post 'diggers, 'wheelbarrows, .rrnin
cradles, neythesand scytheetones, pot atoe drags
posy augurs, axes and hetuhets, grain bags,
grain measures, garden trowls,
.pruning and
budding kniyus, grass stud grain sickles, screw
Wrenches, pincers and gimblets, rat and mole
trims, cattle cards and !largo brushes, curry
combs, garden[
,rain, cow bells, whiffle trees
guano, plaster, poudrette, Kone dust, lime, gar
den field and flower seeds.
Also, n largo tind fresh assortment of GR 0-
.OER lES, TEAS, 84c.,.011cfivap fin each.
.. . BUYER & MALL.
... .
frfitiraiWand pr,odtice of 011 kindil -tc'ecived
0 rxelumge for 000101000 E,
.. , Apra I 3; 1333.-1 v ; , , ,
1 3 1 .0 IVEIZICELAVfXCIit
N STOILE and for sale oile'of " Otis' Mnr•
tieing ilittchicim," !lob" rittnotiment.
Thin being tlecidetllytitiiu bent ninhhinoiiiviinti
itr.woll worthy tho attention of (ii...Ficnicts
,Conch Malcom. • It - will be cohl - inCy..lotv for
cash nt lho'•lfnmily Grocery of ' •
Alil .3l • J. WILLTKAIS.
' WATER .Alt 1 .1) GAS: •
r'.
1111 4 111 E :rail agony in over. .It'is n fixed (het
that tro" fire n GOB. G mai
oxtirriOnn .requiro n ioorrcrpontling tirn , reo- of
reposo, mid malting. is Al) 111111111ili7ing,'ar. a
slico'.' from .Phipp:tt,Giirtlnito & CoO nolo
hrodorl Stwar•burcill lIA NlB, n chip loom
Davie Gugnr-C tired BEEP.' A frosll
Dignity just. rconiyed at the Family Grotto ry.
t ny,•2si , •. J.G. WILAJA '
A
\ME OF
is Jorscy Calf
JOHN STONE & SONS,
at it; lIARLEYI,
7eltsUll to 0.. Cqm rad. ,
Intl Silver Levers 'arid
the nbort prices.
XD
SMMID SNORE
rzgl2fir4imlicar4l3,
i f • • - r
'l,"
• - COMM C
- ,ocatei No 127 Llaltimory Cr e ct, Built:11 1 0 , c , .:11,1,
The ostensible object of this -Institutier. is,to
. I ice in -ths each oi.individuals proper loadi . -
s Mr . Obtaining ther.mgh . tind precticcf
.lercantile Education. .I:thing .incecd has
- en omitted that is eLlublated to prodtka the
r,d
nine's (IFt!:e C, - ..11140 . ,ar0 %cell fi(te...l.
arranged, nod
list m1,,,;1,1)1,2, plrf of :! :•!. C0:.0 ,- ff.id
ioreto is a 12:Anineri:i",1 I,P,Yr m
ary, •
t.d this,
Mtlaeticm wirh farMlpir CIIMII:P'rr
,aI Lnw L.TII fit.pe.:lf 1. it! :I Iliati,2r
r the highc..,t importance t:,
ccome Accountants 01 the first order, mind 1 - .1.-
Ipy stations of -profit tool respomibility. A
mina loan elm *era obtain a loon: cur: set
nowledge of general business matters - iu h
JW weeks than can 'be-semired in as many
sars io any ono Countinp- hoom,
- 'rho course of study e taro - aces Double Entry
. took. keeping, an 1 its adaptation to vatious
apartments or Conmierce and Trade, Mercau
. le calculations taught according to the most
spruced methods. Practical Penionnship, corn
, fining rapidity of execution with beauty of
mstruction, Lectures on Mercantile Law,
pout various important Mercantile subject a
mid° many other glints necessary-for a book.
or business man to understand. The
me necessary fqr an industrious student to
omplete the course varies from,s to P, weeks.
'horn being no v tendon, applicants cart enta
; any time - and attend both clay mind evening.
,- , rxaminations are held-at stated periods- and
Nplennts awarded to those who g admire.—
For terms, &c., write and have a Circular for
warded by mail.
March, 23. 1853. Iy.
f 7
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• '
CIIERRI
*5,',1 .1 -CTORAL:
ror the Cure of
COLiCiadS, COLDS,
FEOIIII.SEATZIS3, .7211.0TT..
x s 1311,t 1; ,
Z.. 1113 coNu:'ior
Of all the numerous medicines extant, [and
some of them ,valuablej 1, r the cure of puL
tnonary complaints, nothing has ever been
[bond which could compare in itscJrcts with
`' — flfiriiiration. Others. core aoluettmes.„but
at ell times and in all diseases at the lungs
and throat where medicine can give relief, this
_will doit. _nleasant_to_talte,and p_erfectly
Wale in ticcordande with the directions. We
do not adverteme far the information of there
who have tried' It hitt those who have not.—
Families that Ipiye known its valtie will not he
without it, by Vito blintly use, they are
accord from the_ dangeroua conserm EII veer of
Coughs and Colils or:hie!' neglected, riptin into,
fatal consuntpttim.
The Dipinina of the Massachusetts Institute
was awarded to this 'pr'colosition by the Board
— or Judges in Septeinberlb.l7 ; also, the medals
of the three punt ,Instittiteil of Art, in 11,10
- country;.also the Diplome. of the Ohio Institute
at Cincinnati, has been given to the Ci;k:nr..y
Pncronnr., by their (Inner !WIC et' in constdern
fiod of its entraordinary excellence and u3eful
ness ire curing affections of the, Lungs and
- Read 'the following opinion reorder! WI the
long experience..cf thd , ?.rninent f'lttcivies el
the' port and city of
- -ST•JOHN3,I\Iay-Bi-1831 . .
Dr 3 CAvio :
ive-3;curs.irial of ,you_r__CEERRY.PI.- 4 CTO.
RAF, in Ih y prae , tice,l:as pr v, win:t fort,
strw from its compew.tion, must hu true, that
it e,tulic,iLes and cures the' coide and c004:.s
In winch ac, iu Clio; 'Action mu pecoli_arly
1 think-ite qusl has not. yet Fenn di‘covered
nor do I I,nty n -b,,:tor rostscly
. can tie
made !or 1.1”, tirsitmr fit" Tiii•cat
Lutte. .1 J NUR r ON, r.. 1
with!, it h.a de-e tin it wasted cuntattu
tion; 11 , d idly in I.Ln ionc•Aiot; casco, but a
thuqsand uncle; .
F'oNaucv, J5O .2 hit If ;I.
Pr Ay^r: In the c.oz.tli east t %viin
attacked by g vielentdiaribcci in Ike mines al
Calif rain. I. returned . to San Fru/Inc:nen in
hope of receiving f•enefit from a change - ul
climate and diet. 5.1 y diarrisma ceased, but
wan folluived by n severe cough, and much
soreness. I ,finally slarhA tbe home, but re
ceived nu benefit from the vu7age. My cough
continued to grow worse. and %%hen I arrived
at New York, I was at once marked by my
acquaintances as a victor Of consumption.
I must confess that I saw nu sufficient reason to
doubt what my friends all believed. At this
time I commenced taking your truly invaluable
Medicine with little expectation of deriving
tiny benefit from its tise, You would not re
ceive these lines did I not regard it my dirty to
state to the afflicted, through you, that my
'health, in the space, of eight months, is fully
restored. I attribuie it to the rise of your
CHERRY PECTORAL, Yours truly,
WILLIAM W. SMITH
• • WASuancToN Pa., April 12, IS-08.
Dear sir t Feeling that I . havetcen spored from
n premature grave, through your instrumental.
lty by the, providence of tiod, I will take the
iberty to express my gratitude.
JI eouah and the alarming symptoms or Con
sutnption had reduced me too low to leave the
anything like hope, when my physician brought
me a bottle of your PECTORAL. It soared to
;amid immediate relief, nod now iu a few weeks
time Irma''estored me to mind health. II it will
do for others what it has done for me, you are
certainly once of the benetet ors of mankind,
Sincerely wishing von every' Messing, I am
Very. re!peettully yew's, •
JOHN J, CIA
Rector of St. Peter's Church.
_ .
IVith such' assurance; and from such
men, no stronger proof can be adduced'
unless,.it be from its elhcts upon trial.
Pr r epnred_and Sold by • -
vnAericAr. Mass.
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Sold in Carlisle by Dr S. Illliot t, and S. W.
Hatrerstick—ln Mechanicsburg by Ur Ira Day
—in No wVillo by J. 11. Herron—in Shildiens.
burgby & U. 13.'Allich;and by Drug
gists gent:44lly throughout the Slate.
S'Z''.lKE SAW Z-E.7.2.4Z.
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TIIE odt:reigned o 7 wniug, largo Stoarn
Saw illill;'reeently built, let an ' improved . plan,
.... with a circulpr saw capable. of sawing with
great rapiclity,Nocated three Miles west tit l'a'•
pet town,Cunitiorlund county, at the base of the
South Itiountain t on Spruce Laving
in posticEsion near one thousand acres of tics
best timber lund, in the Southern part of l'enti 7
sylvartia, ore now prepared to saw anti fnals!)
limber to order, at the shortest notice Gt the
various descriptions usad'for pur
poses. They' can furith•lc (time stuff for barns
and houses of any lengtit'a pi: size that may be
required, weather-boarding '
flooring, and fen. :
ning boards, poplar and oak boards and plank,
shingle and plastering laths, oak and eliestnit
shingles, cooper stet!, pitch pace po!its, sod
blies:out rails and pouts. They Imes now on
hanfi eevoral thousand Feet of linntici, chest:tit
• rails undlnoste for fenec, oak and pinewood by
the earth, iced can engage tci bo delivered in ite
soason several liundro,l ekrds of cliesnut out
bark fur-tail - Ong ',aquaria.
The proprietors having availed thentrelv es
oaf the natural advaattiger. ol Owir location,
which I abounds in ri variety of the f i n e t
tiinbe.r, and haVing also a practical ltni,wlndgc
of 'the business, are iinableil to furnish Itiobor
lower to the Cilluns of tt'utalierinnil
than can be email by :lay establishnitstit
—and tis they witill'und expert to do' ti 'Jorge
business, will spare do pains tic 'tiecomnicalitLe
I or poblitj'at tics shortest cu tier,
The' various daseriptions of imulacr .with l:c
!, - ,4lelivereil in Cat lisle 'or ekewhord ca tzuy Le
, •
All oideis tldttri:fSOti to proprio..;
.
fnrk,lyouit d i ' [Task perpiw o r
, - to'Vtli`.l). &linear, jr. in Oniliski, Lehi pat;dro
prompt - attention:
V. Mc, ASlii;?l,l., SE 111
Nov. 1(1, 1
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.C.zaCnOli 31`44 , 1 1 /1 7 4Z 4 M.;' , '' '- '• •
No. I, .11t A bKaw;erior'Cluolly,
.nntt in'ttackngos oftalvett; (inn/Isis's si . nd hints k
nano, n nmall lot of 'or.rrn N.si . I Mucha;
annottpd pnblant , e; town hnr , with
‘• ~.SAT, I VION, 'AND. G, . • .
for solo rinnil of at oriropros of • . •
any. 4 4 ,, I 0.53, •:. . • . ED Yal
(;131.1e1.:,
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f kai..: .. cfit:l;. lips just • •
1110 evy vr.i i; 1:011 . C.! (1.11 (it I , :i
.
•.FA .„ ior
I :le . n olTrovrliling lit 12,
•1.1:1t111l1,.ffi Lib uLI I- „ ,
1
1110 a:Luru tl.t u. ti.h.
.surpatase'ci in city told ch gni t
tit
bcth in ,patiity and (nice 01 the iii 100, t t.i
lit fsil tu•die::lse It
pcasilll , 3 I i (1,11111! -hilt' !t I 1
I!0 I 111 A Y GoGi , f3,
Nt 11411 epinpriFe ever;„ , yin it.iy Iva.; y ntii,
a 11,0 . .11,0;4 Iii;VOI etyli.L I t.)
i'itllier'Alnchc Co•-:'d;,
Ekrant-alabarter and Forc..latit t!.1.-ster.da
and trays', ..• ,
• Fancy ivory, Pearl nnf raid cc
- Lathe? Fancy Paeltc ta, •
Fancy Work ashice; nil it.stt 1 11,[3.•
---,P r ort-Monnaies,-ob-overy_vatie4,____
Gold peng and pencils,
Fancy paper weights,-
Papeteries, with a. large variety of Jaen. Ft
--Fancy stationery, ,
Motto seals and 'wafers;
•
'Silk and bend perks,
Ladies' riding •tt hips, elcgar.tly I - ;bisl «I,
Ladies' line cutlery,
Perfume baskets and hags,
'trusties of every kind for the - toilet,
Ifoursel's perfumes of the various kir ds.,
MuSical instruments, of all 'kinds and at all
prices, together:with an innumerab tetiety•ci
urticles elegantly finished aid ruitt.hle for ho
tyday presents ; to-Which-he- invites Freda' r.,
ton tion.
Also, an extensive and elegant collection of
"HOLIDAY GIFT 1100 ES,
comprising the .yarions English at d Ircerlirn
ANNUALS for 1853, richly s ml'sihitl.td nits
illustrated POETICA L AV 01110 S, with
CHILDREN'S PICTORIAL 11 C 0 N S.
for children of all ages, ,tlinti which nu - thing
can he More appropriate or pleating cs holiday
gills. His assortment of School fuels am!
School Stationery is also cm - I:Picts, and tt m
priscs every thing used in Coils and the
Schools. Ho also desires to cal/ the parlicular
attention of Families to his elegant display of
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES,
from-the extensive estriblishmente of Cernetius.
Archer and others of Philadelt hin, cen.rrisieg
every style of Parlor, Chturthel and Study
Lumps, for burning either lord, sr CUD or etiq -
real oil, together with Flower Varcs, Frincy
Screens . , &c: 11th assortment in tidy line is un
coil:flied in-the-borough. A if.O.
FRUITS, FANCY CONFECTI --
NUTS—PRESERVED FRIJI'I F, 6zr.„
iti s.vcry,yuriety and at all prices, ail w hick
arc pore and fiesh, such an' can be,.,cot fdLi.tiy
recommended to his friends end the little
His stock embraces everything in thc.liLe of
Fancy Geom.', with many other ertielf s M.ein I
to Irr.usekeepetsovhic - h-thepublie ate el•pee , allp
invited to cell and sec during, the I,ltellys
Remember thin Old Stand, tn.:lily cm•oFite 11.0
flank on North lhmover et rf I t.
dc (115 - tr-52-,---
'EU ! FOR TRE
THE subserkier would reshci ttoli
to• the eitizene of this plarc,•-
visiting the same during the I.lolidai:, 11;11 he
has eo•s• on build :And centioue c up-,
plied with the - littest novelties up to tl c r lcu c oI
the season,,eorniirtsing iti pool
CON FECTI ON A RICE
of the allnieof.l variefies, snob as Fine Cn : lr
Toys, Jeity Cakes., Bon Bens, GemCu:;
,
1.01101;,, (...111?olute end Fruit 1.)1. t .4‘, 1. 4 ,
r.r.cl Llurnt Almonds.
pluding :-'ocrr.ts. A c 11,r• — cc1.-..tr.a• ,al.•
ell which %via L scld trkolas at, u h rl
reliz:l at 'low :nits, at
orf llf ar,ovarja rept , n few (iv"( r. orth
oT I lib if %vhcra. v. hare. itzzt feceaivc d
FRUITS A If; 1.1 , UT
for the—latest iropurtaiions svch Otnrpf
Lcrnoas. 1:n1E11in, 1 tga, P:uerr, C ;It c, C
rants, Oft and pal cr st.cPcd t f .,1 0.
itot:i2, CM' Oa, Grtntn tsllki•(.;n..,Gri n:
TOYS Aid) FANC"I
aC ev,t7y Ittad from all al
ulactured of Ivor:O./glass, I:trzt, 1 apcifsto Lei
tin and 13:dia sucta
kid an d jointed I Irrg!,l d
Bask,' s. k and - 14'nr.c;(, , coat : .,Fla, cr
Matto Cogs, Tea Mils:: P. zu. a,
BMOC.c I
Drams, Gans', Than:ruts, 1:. tlia, cs,
“,,a tat, g:ones,tF.. C. I 311. y ,; •
of every varial:,‘. t ;Act co
I: the above a Intse stn.!: , r
smell RS pulverized, Cr12E.11(,) FIT•
guru., of every grade. Coffee, AL.!assca, Sim( 11,
i,;reen an , ,cl Mack .t,f, I , ;:t- r, ;.,
Sugar, W4uer and oiler Cra< lure. cf r c.
The subscriber refutes his 'Ace( e
to agencrous public for the Eatreecgc Itcet
fore bestowed on bite, end hoper, I.y n Ito
to please, to merit a continuance of the F2 . 111:e.
dee] 5 I'. Al ()N Y lilt .
7pHE subscriber is just now reeds lag and
1 opening ,an unparalleled assortment of
WALL PA PEI: $. Those desirous of t 3 at*.
forming the interi rs of, their old dwellings
11116 new - ones, andd giving adds lanai cad a:-
Hell - monis to theirmew ones, at a carol motive--
1y trilling coat. will 'do well to call and exami l s
for 1 - run soil thorn from- GI-ets upwards. lie
merriber the old stand, East Main et - opposite
Ogilby's Store. By the way, I would any to
those who also want to improve the exterior of
their houses, .that I can furnish' them vt jilt
Wel herill's pure and fresh ground White Lead,
together with . varinps,oi her colours, brh, ors
'lnge, yellow, various shades of,green, &.c., in
short everything calculated to adorn and dec
orate your mansions,
Mar 2
DOCTOR youn.-
SELF—PIZ IVATE.
LY,..for .25 cents, by means
of the POCIiET /ESC U
LA PIUS, or,
Every One
IDS OWN PiIYSIAN!
—The thitty.sixtli
tine, with one hundred en
aravings, showing Private
Diseases and Malforma
tions ot. the Generative
System, in every shape
and fern; ; to'which
is a~l-
Diseases of Females, in.
tended fur the use et females only„(see piige 00),
being of the highest importneee to married pei.- •
oe those contemplating marriage. By \I M:
YOUNG, M. D., Graduate of the Delver:it) el.
Pennsylvania, Member of the Royal College of
Sgrgeons, Lomfon;rital Honorary Member of the
Ehihidelphia Alt diens society.' The various
fonts of 'Secret Diseases; Seminal Weakness,
Diseases ot the Prostrate Gland, Impotency, soli
tary habits of youth, are faithfully described, and
all the recipes giVl2lllll plain languiTe. Tl.e
chapter on self:abuse and Seminal 11' cnkrit sa
wnei by of prrticulny attention ' and Omni(' he rt t,d
by curry one. Young men who have hem imfg.r.
innate in contracting disease, protons to ph.o;:q.;
3 - ourselves ender the, , ,care of sty doom., ; ;;; , ; a
ter what his pretensions may be;go a copy cf .
(,f this truly va luable work.
:Sea 'Captains and persons goieg to 51 a . , sheald
possess Dr. Yinoiglit Treatise on Marriage, the
Pocket /I..'sculapins, or Every. one Uis own Phy -
sieian. ,
Let. no father Ito ashntord to pretcit
copy pf the ressettlei.ins to his el lid. It n„ny
sake hat from nu early. grave. rl.et on yennf...;
man er , y011:111 enter, min the eyelet oblicatic
of merried life, so ill.ont r, Rahn! llte picket ../Ess
eutvt in s. Let tat oar II 1:111:1'.101
cuttp,it,'pain in the side, rebtlk, nightb. h , l•ttttt B
frttlitT4, anti the nhole trhin t:lllipt:ptlc settstt
linns,,ttn.l given uP by their p!nsiction, Lp at:.
(Mae Inntacnt without rt , nstrltntg the Ytit.anla. • .•.
dins. Mike the married Or thus,; nbotit to be"
married au) intpctllment, read Ibis trrly tvt.t•ta
Donk, as it has been- the st,rat.tt ortakittp; then
sands vii tinfortobate crealtirt•H Irvin the yet:y
jaw sof h. trint , r,rds itt . It 'MILLION copies
f,f this celebrated cork lets been SOW. in this
C(lllrltry . ioid Elll'Ojk Billet 1655, n hen Ilse
,fit et
edition urn ' s issued.
AnY,, person sending . TV't'F•NTV-Fivg
coon enclosed in n letter, will receive one eopy
ttl this hook by nakil; or five copies will no sei.t:
for' El. , Address Dr. wiLLIAm .YOUNG,
Ni'. .I.st2,,Spruce . Street,. Philatlelphin,"• Post
WOO fTyrinrs pinetire incite city ef-
Vnia•certninly entithni Youttp.-to
(leave of the nfllietedoind .11,Tny" c
the dittentee Cl6serilictl , ill lits tlific, . Cut.• •
p,kblitgtions,. at, 1115,.0i11ee, 153 I.tprtit - e ,
~r , .i • S• tiny Getiimen,o imd'S o'cloc1;,
ce ,p(e.l) an,tl..pertini!nt any , distanee ear l e.onsult
Xonnalt) letler, Pas* r.tlii.. • .
, PZIZIOVAE N -
S6ie - qi4iio'oubscriber, einbracind
...TEAS; .43ROCpRIES;
Quesnewnro, andall the Y.ntieties usaally ^t
hy him, is removed to his" , mw
2 & 3, MARION. jrAtitl,,,West Main ,SL, ;
Carlisle., .
1,10,100 , 1,80, w. EBY
.- S::J , 1 Lll:l: . c.'s :' &'• . 1 Z I) CiV fr*".
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"WE STBIVE TO PLEASE,"
EitISS KIN ca,E , s OLD iiALL,
FA hl GROC;EIIIL6,
WALL PAPERS.
lIENEN SAXTON
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