eroielp ‘ ,4 doubtful ponere, 4sven—under the
prefigure of the minim of concedod tornpiga•
r, advantage and apparent temporary eapedi•
ey.
. •
. .
•,. . , .
Theeirtimum of federal goveriUrioni; corn
' patibls withi the Maintenance of national, unity
and efficient action in our- relations with the
root of the world, should afford tile' rule and
measuce,orecritstruction of our powers under
the general clauses-of the constitution. A
spirit ofstriet deference to the sovereign rights
and - dignity bf' evory - Statei rather - than - a dis
position to subordinate. the States into a pro
vincial relation to the centrel authority, should
characterize all our exorcise of the respective
' powers temporarily vested in us as a Bacilli
trust from the generous confidence of our con.
'AileenEs. ~ '
In like manner, as a manifestly iridispensa
He condition atilt; perpetuation of the Union,
and of the re filiation of that magnificent
national, future adverted to, does the duty be
come ioOrly ' till'oogOr and clearer upon us, as
' 'citizen!' of the Boveral States, to cultiVato a
fraternal and affectionate spirit, language, and
conduct, in regard to other States, and in re
lation to the varied interests, institutions and
habits of sentiment and opinion, 'which may
respectively characterize
~them. Mutual for.
ben -ante, resjiect, and noninterference in our
personal action as citizens, and an enlarged
exorcise of the most liberal princidles of corn
ity in the public dealings of State with State,
whether in legislation or in the execution of
laws, aro the means to perpetuate that confi
dence 'and fraternity, the decay of which a
more political union, on so refire scale could
' not long survive.
In still another point of view, is nn impor
tant practical duty suggested by this consid
oration of. the magnitude of dimensions, to.
which our political system, with its corres
pending machinery ofgovernment, is so rapid.
Iy ex.tancling.t , With increased vigilance does
it require us to cultivate the cardinal virtues
of public frugality and official integrity and
purity. Public affairs ought to be so con•
ducted thatsettled conviction shall pervade
the entire nipn, that nothing,short of the
highest ton and standard of public morality
i t
marks every part of the edmiriistration.and
legislation oldie general government. Thus
will the federal system, whatever expansion
limo and progiess may give it, continuo more
and more - deeply rooted in the love and con
fidence of the people-
Tnat - wiietkonotny,which is as far re
m wed ficim parsimony as from corruFt and
corrupting extravagance—that single regard
for the public good, which will frown upon
all attempts to approach the treasury with
insidious projects of privaleinterests cloal_c
ed under public pretexts—that sound Metal
administration, which in the legislative de
partment guards against the dangerous
tfq - rt Mations incident to overflowing revenue,
anti in the executive. maintains an unsleep
ing watriliffilness against the tendency of
all n iii 9,1.1 expenditure. to extravagance—
while they, re admitted elementary political
duties, may, 1 trust, be deemed as properly
adverted to and urged, in view of the more
impressive sense rifthat nece6sity, which is
d i reotly suggested by the considerationsnow
presented.
Since the adjournment of Congress, the
Vine President of the United States has
passed from - Abe 'scenes of earth, without
having entered upon tho duties of the station
to which he had been called by the voice of
hia.countrymen—_ Having occupiedohnost
continuously, for more than thirty years, a
Beath) one or the other of. the two Houses
of Congress, and having, by his singular
purity slid wisdom, secured unbounded.,
confidence and universal respect, his failing
health was watched by the nation with
- painful soliCitude. His loss to the country,
under all the circumstances, has been just
ly regaided as irreparable.
In compliance with the Act of Congress,
_0L61arch.2,1853, the oath of Alice was ad,
ministered to him on the 24th of that month,
at .Ariadne estate, near Matanzas, in the
- ialand of Cube; but his strength gradually
. declined, and was hardly sufficient to ena
ble him,to return to his home in Alabama,
where on the eighteenth day of April, in the
most calm and peaceful way, his long and
eminently useful course-was terminated.
Entertaining unlimited confidence.in your
in telligentand patriotic devotion to the pub
lic interest, arid being conscious of 'no mo
lives on my , part which are not inseparable'
(from honor, and advancement of my cairn
' try, 1 hope it may be my privilege to de
serve end secure.'not only,your cordial co
' operation in great public measures, but also
those .relations of mutual confidence and
regard, which it is always so desirable to
cultivate between members of coordinate
branches of the Government.
FRANKIAN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 5, 1853.
Plaisifield Classical Academy
.
-Aar Carlisle, Pa.
111111 E 15th. Session (five_months) will com
l. 'nonce Nov. 7th. The buildings nro new
and extensive (one erected last Full). The
situation is all that can be desired fur health
fulness and rribral purity Removed from the
excitement§ of Town or Village th' Student
may hero prepare for College, Mercantile pur
suits, &c. • All the branches are taught which
go to form a liberal (ducat on. A conscien
tious drieeharge - Of duty has Bemired, under
Providence. the present flourishing condition
of the lnstitutloh. Its future prosperity shall
be maintained hy.the same means.
, Terms—Board and Tuition (per i l P
• • session),. 850 00
For Catalogues with full information address
R. K. BURNS,
Principal Bt.:Proprietor.
Plainfield, Cumb, Co., Pa.
WHITE HALL ACADEMIC'.
Three miles West of Harrisburg, Pa:
HE SIXTH SESSION will commence on
Monclaai.:the seventh of Novemher next.
Parents and .Guardiane and others interested'
ars requested to inquire into the meths of this
Institution. The situation is retired, pleariant,
healthful and convenient of access; the course
of instruction is extensive and thorough, and
the accommodatiuntkaie ample... •:
Instructors.
;t1.3 D. Denlingeißrincipal,fand teacher of Lan
'guages and Mathematics.
Dr. A. Dinsmore, M., teacher of Ancient
Languages and Natural Science. .
E• 0. Dare, teacher, of Mathematics and
Natural Sciebeta.
Hugh Coyle, Teacher'. of Music.
T. kirk White, teacher of Plain and lima:.
mental Ponniunshili.
.
Tame.
Boarding, Washing,.and Tuition
in English pdr adetilon (5 months),
Instruction in Anciont or Modern
Languages. «inch, ; 3 00
Instrurrienttil'Mueic, 10 00
For Circulefliind Other information address
• ' • ' 'D. DENLIN GEI2,
Iltirrisburg,
sop?
THE POLITEOHNIO COLLEGE:
Of the State of Pelinnylyenia: • ••
South West Coinir of Market Street and 'West
Penn Square, Philadelphia.'
THIS Colleke, incorporated by the Legisla
ture,-April, 1553; is designed to afford a dm-
ProfessiOnal Education to students inten
ded for ENGINEERING,. MINING. AGRICULTURE
and the Mectuotidix. and CHEMICAL ARTS.
The Trustees announce that the Lectures on
Chemistry and its application- 1 to din Arts will
De commenced in 'th?: Lecture Room of,the
College by PrgE:Atiten, L. KENNFIDY Mire.;
Tuesday Novembe: let, at 12 o'clock M.. and
be continued 4:0 Mondays, - Tuesdays, There.
days and Fridays, throughout session. :
The Analytical Laboratory is also opedlor
Students in Practical Chemistry '
MATTHEW`NEWKIRIL.I'
;Pres'k Board of Trustetie.' 4 '•
JOHN IttoTJOYIZE, • • •
Trustee in Cumberiand county JAS. HAM
ILTON, Esq.w, .••• • (nov2's3 ••
• . .
ortuncrovtisrm PROrmiarr.
-171:4:13ALE. ,
THE Subscrikar,offers at private ealealot
ground, situatelo Qttarehtowo, Comb; co„03
feet in frrnt by 21Y0' fee( deep, having thereon
erected a double:l i sle!) ' 'Story FRAME .13W81,.;,
LING Pi, 30 toot in front by. 24,
pop
deep, with eight. toome 'and two lutetv
ens.. Tito hosoile newly,bullt and ell
finished throughtilit,
Also lot adjelning"fhp above, on which is
erected a two story Frame House, 20 ft square,
.now used as a Greif Maker's Shop, but can
be easily convect jrintO a dwelling house. f
is a good e l and' r..the above or any other bus
iness. For tortilla, which will be made oney; .
enquire df the subscriber. in Carlisle.
sug3ltf JAMES R. WEAVER,
''SILVER . MEDAL ,
Awarded to this Machlite at the Pair of the American buil nte, Pileti.Ynrk; Oct. 1862.
. Diplomicat the Pranillrilinaitnte, Phlledelphin. , larat •Preniiura at the State
irate, CticaiNesi York and at the Columbia aid lierieselaer County (New-York) Fait*
and a Dlidor-
In the preeent arrangement of this highly appiroved and
valuable mill; the labor is divided by arranging a cutting
Cylinder to break the apples, and then deliver them to the
lower Cylinders to be reduced to pomnco. By this ar
rongement the work is performed faster and with much
lees labor.
The Prose in arranged with a much larger 'screw than
formerly, and by a very Ingenious device the use of the bag
is dispensed with and the Tub made to open at will to de
liver the pomace, while at the same time the Cider Is left
clear and the work can bo done with much less labor than
.. . .. . .. .. .
by the old method. The Cylinders are covered with heavy
sheet Zinc, both on their peripheries and ends; the wood
In them is arranged so as not to swell; and the whole work
On the Mill and Press made in the very best manner and
arranged with especial view to their durability and service.
No Farmer who uses the lilill carefully and acconiing
to directions will be disappointed, but on the other
hand he will find this one of the most valuable and efficient
machines on his farm.
The machine is made to run by horse, steam, or hand
power, and when the apples are ground, a small boy of 14
years of age can press the pomace with all ease.
In all farmer times it was supposed that a large quantity
of Cider could only be made by using 'eponderpusi 'Machine,
that slowly crushed the apples without grinding them fine.
They wore then made into a massive cheese in atm!, and a
most severe and long pressure was required to extract a
portion of the Cider, a considerable quantity being absorbed
by the straw and the mess of pomace; and to obtain this
uniatiefactory result the Burner bad to take all his hands,
and perhaps his six-horse team, and devote awhole day that,
could have been more profitably employed, to make from
Mx to eight barrels' f Cider. To obviate the difficulty the
- Farmers have heretofore labored under this Machine has
been invented; and the statement of a few facts will prove
that it is not only the best klathine of the kind in existence,
but it is the most profitable that a man can have on his
farm. The apples are by this Machine grated up into a fine
pulp, or that it requires but a cornparatively light pressure, ,
and that but a minute or two, to extract all the Cider, it '
being ascertained by practical experiment that One Fourth
more juice can be obtained than by the old process: Be
sides this, it only requires two hands to grind -up andrunice
into Cider a larger quantity of a les than can bo possibly
done on the old-fashioned machin fl. On this press, owing
to the compactness of the pomace n the tub, and the com
plete manner In which it is groan, a pressureof from 3 to
to tons—that can easily be obtal —will produce a more
favorable result than fifty tons pressure on the ordinary
Mitered aceorillag to eat of Centres., In the year 1852, In
RECOLLECT THIS IS TI-lEI
CARLISLE
FOUNDRY &,,MAOHINE SHOP.
MIRE subscriber continuesto manufacture tit
bin Foundry in' East High street, having
on hand a great variety of good patterns, and is
prepared to furnish IRON AND BRASS.
CASTINGS, which will be . execuied to order'
(if not on hand,) atthe shortes• notice, such as
Cranks and Mill Gearing, Spur and Bevil
-Wheels,- Gudgeons for Saw Mills, &c., 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
,ahom-notice. Mill Spindles dressed and turned.
Ilso, Horse PoWers and Threshing Machines, !
,such as Bevel Gear Four Harts power Hor
izontal Gear Four Horse Power ; Horizontal
Gear Two Horse Power, Ploughs Corn Shol
lers and Corn Crushers, Threshing machines
and Horse powers repaired and Job Work dont.
at the shortest notice. Patterns of differents
kinds on hand ane made to order.
Ho•also has on hand a largo supply of Phila•
delphia and Troy. Cooking Stoves, and is eon
stamly making Cooking Stoves of verioue im
proved patterns, for coal or woods. Ten Plate
StoVes, Grates, &c.
Repairing done to all kinds of Machinery:—
All kinds °fold Iron, Brasstind-Ccipper taken
in exchange for work. • ."
aur2ltf FRANKLIN' GARDNER.
USEFUL, FRAGRANT and GOOD.
ro J. KIEFFER has just returned from Phil:
adelphia with an additional supply of fresh
DRUGS, which in connection with hie former
'stock will make his establishment complete in
this department.
In addition to the•above ho has tilso opened a
fresh supply or Confectionaries, Fruit, Nuts,
Peseta and Fancy Articles of every descrip
tion. 'rhe-attention of the Ladies is especially
invited to hie extensive assortment of Fancy
Aaricles, Ladies Toilets', Fancy Soaps •,and
Perfumes of every variety. • .
Gentlemen, ' are
.. invited
assortment of Fancy Articles—Segue, China
and Porcelain Pipes, Tobacco of all kinds,
Shaving and Toilent Soap's of superior quality,
Canes, Riding and Carriage Whips, and many
other articles which more especially Micro t
gentlemen. A number of superior (Woollen
Netts On howl. .
The Proprietor will ho very happy to have
his friends cal! and examine his goods whether
they may wish to'purchase or not. .
July 6 1833 • 13 ICIE.FFER.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1853,
EGRGE KELLER respectfully. announ.
Vices to his old Patrons and the public gen
orally that hd has ju st received tho
4-111, SPRING STYLE *OF GENTLE-,
- . 4- MEN'S' HATS; 'inantifactured ,at
one of 'the-best eetabliiihindmii . in
Philadelphia,' to 'which 'he irtviin's
special attention. ''•
He has also constantly on' hand a large and,
varied assortment of his own .manufacture as'
well as city : made . ,
'KAMM AND CAPS.
suitable forthe!seasonVcomprising every yeti
•ey:t of Russia, Beaver, Moleskin and Silk Hats,
finished in the latest style, together with a lull
assortment of Cape of every shape and .desi
cription, and At , every pricte,,lie particularly
invites the public to call nod examine Bit' Mika.
sive assoytn;ell4,which in material rand
finish, cannoeße earpaesed by any in market,
and which he is obi? to put at priene fpwer than
ever. litrftemember Lie old stand on North
Hanover street, between ljumer's and Beneee
store: [lona 4.
$5O 00
1111111 4 AND NAME
'lll3 ECEIVED this day; diiebt . Rein Cineinna'•
lull , supply ol , thofollowingcelebra:.
tod bfteddsz . . ••
100 Sugar Cured Davis & Co's Beef I - ISms;
100 ' . Gardnor,Phipp & Co's Herne,
100 " ' Duffiello Westphalia
This last brand gained the Prize Medal at: the
London World's Fair. Also p large supply of
Country Harne,Bacon,. - Shouldere and Soles all
of whiehvill bo. sold vary low foetasli:
J. G.. WILLIAMS; .
, E. Grocer.'.
June 21,163
TRANSPORTATION.
'THI undersigned tire noir preParcid to (nigh!
, • mbiehandizo;front
•" ,
Philadelphia dad
/X. Baltimore;at re•
,threed rates, with regalar4 and despatch. ,
• •• DEPOTS' i
Freed;, Mrardik greed,' 315 Market "Street,
PhitadelPhid., , • .
A. Betniit 16 'North Streei, , Baltimarec •
Michael gm, Nardi' Street,.l3oltimore“
sep22Grit J. Ik 131: 1 R1 - 10ADS. •
Hu . SE- AND' 'JOT: FOR SALE..
V /Mau hsciiber offhta.ferma le z hti *tAVIE
- 110USP7mid Lato 212 feet fraht by.. 140 scot
in. depth;'tiovi, (mourned :by David 'Smith, Est,'
~
in East Main,streeb. •Ths; dwelling eptitaititi
Bight celled tdoms,lincluding double patiolli•
Attached Is a mistarposmakd•haase a itid 'stable,
For further information-apply , fo
' • ~ 1 11 A STURGEON
Esio'2l Yr I ,—, t i Agt fotete,AtittlDay:
1 6 3lotriti' eke.,
FAMILY 6artio4,Piibbpili,t3Choolmand Pic
eic parties in going to , tko,q_o,untry, will do well
by calling .at The cheep . . Drug Store 0f. , 8,.3„-
Iticffer,rwhere , .th e y con be aggplied.,with
1409 at the Idweet,ratee,and of the .boot
. CANDI4S-43tail, price., 20 ocontelier.
Ind.. A general eyorftment .of;Patent: Med. ,
;;.'doe,'dOitetontly.,.e4 „ jy2o
HICKOK'S PATENT IM
BEii
PROVED CIDER MILL.
Cider Press, oven if the apples 'were ground as finely an ma
the improved Mill ; and if tho apples were merely crushed,
as on the Nut lilachino, it would require a pressure of one
hundred tons to produce the result 'accomplishes] by tleis
Patent-Mill. The, following may be adduced m the decided
advantages of this Mill.
Fleet—lt will make more Cider then any other Press, with
a given quantity of apples, In a given time, and with much
less labor and expense.
Second—lt will make cleaner and swedes Cider then any
other Mill.
Third—You can make the Cider as you want it, and wh'en
you want it—and in quantities fruit one gallon to 0 or 10
barrels.
Fourth—With it you can press }our Currants, Cherries,
Berries, Cheeeo, Butter, Lard, and Tallow.
Fifth—With it you can savo one-fourth of your
time in making Apple butter.
Sixth—With its use you can et all times have Freah
and Sweet Cider.
'With all tho advantages resulting from the possession and
use of such n machine—at a price so low that it is within
the reach of all—can it be that any intelligent Farmer
would do wltimut it?
Do you wish to have in yourhouse at all times Cider that
is sweet and fresh, the only time It is really healthy and fit
for use—and do you wish to save a great portion of the
hard labor attending the making of
Apple.butter.l If so, buy this machine, and our wond
for it, you will not be disappointed.
Tills Mill is warranted superior to any other portable
Mill in existence, and the Proprietor is ready at any Woe,
on fair notice being given,) to test it with any Portable
4111 that 18 not an infringemont on It.
Farmers examine this newly IMPROVED
exa ~, ..
..MILL, before you buy any other.
. Ono groat advantage of this machine over all others, is,
that it will not choke up, and hard or soft apples
can be ground, and yet the Cylinders will always remain
'clear and In grinding order.
All orders will be filled In the order in which they ere
received, and all persons wanting them would dcf well to
send their orders early,-and state, at what time they want
the Mill Amt. _
This Mill, attended by 2 men, will, when properly worked
according to directions, make 0 to 12 barrels of cider a day—
and will grind alone by horsepower from 100 to 300 bushels
of apples a day.
.4E6- The Price of the Mill is $4O, free of freight.
HARRISBURG, PA:, May, 1853. W. 0. RIOICOE.
the District Court of the Esetere District of Detneylrente.
EW AND IMPROVED MILL
AGEUGULI la :0 WAREH OUSE
SEED' STORE.
THE subscribers, in addition to theirdxton.
sive Grocery, -have connected therewith -an
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE and
SEED STORE, 110, Market street, near the
railroad, Harrisburg, Pa:, and are !prepared to
fill all orders, by wholesale and retail, of all
kinds of Agricultural Implem rite, Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, &c. Country Merchants
with reasonable discounts to sell again.
'Horse-powers and threshers, wheat-drillls
and seed-planters, plows, harrows and cultiva
tOrs, fodder, hay, and straw-cutter, grain fans
corn shelters, vegetable cutters, hand grain
mills, clover shelter* horse rakes, churns,grind
stones and improve'd hangings, hay, straw - and
manure forks, farmer's boilers, ox yokes end
bow, patent bow pins, cow chains, spades, hdee
and rakes, post diggers, wheelbarrows, grain
cradles, scVthesand scythestones, potatoo drags
post augurs, axes and hatchets, grain bags,
grain measures, garden trovvls, pruning and
budding knives,grattsdnd grain sickles; screw
wrenches, pincers and gimblets, rat and mole
traps, cattle cards and horse., brushes, curry
combs, garden reeli,' cow bells; iihiffle trees,
guano, plaster, poudrette, bone dust, limo, gar. ,
den, geld arid flower seeds.
Alan, a largo snd fresh assortment of GRO
CERIES; TEAS, tv.c., all cheap for cash.
BOYER. St. HALL.
Irt-Grain and produce of all kinds received
n exchange for implements.
April I 3, 1853.-1
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH BY USING
Zermaus Celebrated Tooth Wash.
THIS valuable preparation 11118 long been used
in New York. and Philadelphia, where it has
attained an immense popularity, for cleansing,
preserving and beautifyinL ihe teeth. It is an
excellent reme4 for sores oft or bleeding Gums.
It also imparls a delightful'freslinesa to the mouth
and agreeable odor to the breath. •
_Read the following from . Dr. 31urrall,
- -
" I can, with the utmost confidence, recom
mend to the public, Zermati's Anti-Scorbutic
Tooth Wash as the best in use. In my practice
as a Dentist, I have used and recommended it for
me last five years, and have found it to give sat-,
isfaction in every instance, as the Wash does not
contain acid, or anything injurious to the teeth or
gums; but, on the contrary . , is the best antiseptic
it the practice, and therefore, would] recommend
he use of it, not only to those who wink to pre
servetheir teeth and gums, and have n wholesome
ibrealli, but also to those who have diseased gums
tor teeth. The use of the Wash, for a short time,
will insure a return to their healthy state.
GEORGE E MUlillAY, Dentist,
' No• 61,-S. Eleventb st.„ficlow Chestnut Phi Pa.
1)1.. Ilendel , of Carlisle, says Mr. Zer-'
man, I am weirpleased with your Tooth Wash ;
itmot only cleanses rind whitens the teeth without
injuring them ,but it cures sore or bleeding gums.
1 cheerfully recommend it to theprofess.on and
public, as the very best preparation that can be
•
used for cleansing and preserving the teeth,
licalingAbe gurns,and giving sweetness to 'the
breath.
• t.
JOHN W. HENDEL, Surgeon Dentist.
Price 25 cents per bottle. Prepared only '
Francis Zerman, Druggist and Chemist, corner
of Ninth and Catharine streets, Philadelphia..
For sale by SAMUEL ELLA orr,
Pa octlß lv)
ILlRDi'.lnj.
A. LARGE SI'IUNG ARRIVAL!
surpasses in quantity , quality and
IVY , prices any that has ever yet been'oponod
in Carlisle, consisting of the greatest variety
of all kinus of Hardware, such as, Shoo Fin
dingd,; S c ddlery,- Conch Trimmings, Paint
Oils, VCrnish, Glass, Nails, Files, •Anv4;
Vices, Bellows, Springs, Axe's, Bows, Fellow!,
Veneers, Cedarwero, Farming Utensils, Mir
' and Rolled hob, Steel, &e., with a thousand
. morearticles unmentionable:.
purchased hugely of Heavy Goods
previouoto the advance in prices, I am enabled
to sell g oar, at old priees. • Persons in wait of
,Hardware are invited, o,call: and. exami re
•rode n d hear my pricos,Tand you will be sat.
relied where the Cheap Hardware is to be had.
trlylVly stock of WALL.. PAPER is nnop.
proachcd by any in the Borougb. ,
Thankful for the former liberal patronage, a
contintrande of the same is Frolicked by
. • JOHN P. LYNE,
Wasl Side Of North Hanover Street, e ,
, . Goths( .
• WALL PAPERS.
•
fiE i subscriber la just nowtreceiving and
,• - • I opening an bhparalleled assortment of
' WALL 'PAPERS. Those desirous of trans
forming 'the interiors of their old dwellings
into now ones, and giving additional mullet
ishmente to their new oneo, at a comparative
-Iy-trifling cost, will dowaif to call and examine
for Fenn sell them from 6A.c16 upwarde.,Rat
Inembre; the old stand, East ll'falti,ot - opposite,
' • Oglltiy's Store.. Efy the vkiiy; : ,l,would say to
those who also ‘yanv'to,imPrtive (lid evertor of.
that I can lurnish Them:with
Wotherill'e puroandfresh ground White Lend,
togmher, with various other colours,. blue. or-
Inge, yellow. various shades bf greon,&c., in
short everything calcultited'•lb' adorn"mid :41;c
. • orate your mansions.'..' • •
blur 2,.• • • • HENRY SAXTOI4
id , " • •
..-•
•
• • Corner of Beinevepand, i toptAer ate., .Carlisle
HE tindersignedhaa'alwaYS o Oland 4 laigt?
J 1: stock of superibi Cabinet Warp. in all thcl
• 'different' Styles, w,hieh is,preptqed Sell at
the lowest prices."fra l miltes Attention pantie.
'.• War's) to the Patent Spiiikliotta'm Betistegd n ,
most useful artiole,.which entirely , ebviates all
~objectione. The bottom can he attached to old
.Dodstiadti. They have •gi . ven optirp est.'s ne.
• lion to' al( who have thettr•tithiee.V 2
vricoqpiNp made topyder.aithe4hortest
. ' ••, • .lAgter FETTER, •
Carli4le Jan's. 22; 1851v-71y.'
"• ' '
.
zuir anon
NEW DRUG STORE ! t.!
SOUthr 44130V4i . Sirfel;Near /Ad Mire; louse.
.01 J. ICIEIVER.; druggist, would respect.
. fnlly inform tno citizons,of •Cathele and
vic.nity that he line,openoci,n new •
OILLVEALHIAND DRUG STORE.
Die stock, le entirely new.,_and has beisn'sciec•
ted with great care: • ' As many 'of the articles
in ailyl use by physicians and families dotedi
orate by age and exposure, groat care will be
taken not to allow such articles to accumulate
in audit quantities.
Attention is especially invited to his stook - Of
' MedicinosrEssential Oils, Oils, Tinctures, .
• Wines, Ettiracts, Conlactione, Chemicals,
&o. Together with the, above, he has a lull
assortment of Paints, Vailnishes, Dye—Stuffs,
Paint and Yorkist' Brushes, and ' ,
• • CONFECTIONARIES ' •
of every variety, lie has also'on hand a *len
did assortment 'of
Perfumeries, Soaps ' Extracts , Fancy, Hair
Clothes and Flesh Brushes,*SaPporters;
Break Nxhausiers, Nipple Shields,
Tooih Washes and Nimes ; also
. •
MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES,
of the best quality. SEGA RS, front the best
• llavana and Spanish houses, of every flavor,
from one cent upwards. . • •
In order io ensure his 'customers odafinit
Mistakes during any tempormay absence of
the proprietor, the services of an experienced
and competent assistant have been secured,
which will be felt to bo important, in view of
theresponsibilities which are known to devolve
upon the druggist.
YSICIA NS' PRESCRIPTIONS
will be faithfully and promptly attended to.—
Orders from Physicians and Merchants in the
country will be filled with carp, and at prices
which must prove satisfactory.
N B.—All officinal preparations made in
strict accordance with the directions of the U.
S. Pharmacopoeia. •
A liberal share of public patronage is res•
pocttully solicited. Terms Cash.
May 11. 1853. - 13.1. KIEFFER.'
zi. tl Vi
DIEICIqAN MUSTANG LINIXGNT,
'X'hiough•liy Express.
MESSRS. A 0 BRAGG a CO.—GENTLE
taxkI : We have beta using your MEXICAN
MUSTANG, LINIMENT with the most per
fect success. One ul aol' most valuable Express
horses had been much troubled 14 large swellings
or tumors On the fetlocks; they had grown lar
ger than lien's eggs. Besides being disfigured
by these appendages, the limbs and joints op
pe,red quite stittened, swollen and lame: We•
had tried many'Li uments and other remedies,
but nothing appeared to proiltice any effect upon
them. NVe would willingly HAVE GIVEN
TwENTYTIVE DOLLARS to have bud them
removed, and the horse restored to soundness.
Our hostler obtained sonic of your Liniment, and
applied it without knowledge. A few days ago
he called otu• attention to the horse, and to our
surprise and gratification, his legs were perfectly
smooth, TIM "I'Ll MORS HAVING ENTIRE.
LIDISAPPEARED! We asked him by what
magic he had effected such u remarkable cure ?
His reply was that he had been using the MUS
TANG .LINIMENT on them about jen days,
and the result was the entire removal oldie tu
mors without producing any soreness of leaviog
a scar.
We therefore take great pleasure in recom
mending the Liniment, and shall_continue-t o nee
it whenever occasion requires, in preference to
any oth_r preparation, so long as it produces such
remarkable' results.
_ —June 30, 1052. K 'g
LEY- fg- CO i -
Fout her n and', Esiilern express. No 1 Wall 81
corner of Broadicay, New York.
Sincetheabove cerlificti;e was given, Messrs
-Kinsl.3y be-Coll:we informed .as that one of his
timers was thrown from his wagon in the upper
part of
,the City, and very badly bruised, the
wagon passing over his body: lie was taken into
a Dector's office close by, and I'llE PHYSIC
fAN TO - WE. THE US'IANG.
LINIMENT; as he bad recently tried, it in a
similtir case with great success. He did so, and
all-the soreness, lameness, and stiffness wits re:
moved, so that, the next day he was about his
business si uStuil:
• --=-4
"We 'ettt kileasure in recommending tis
•MEXICAN WS FANG LIN IMENT I to all
our frienlls 'and customers. as the bench - Nide we
havo -ever aced for sores, bruises, sprains. or
gelds in hordes. • We have used it extensively
and always effeciaally. ..S . nme of our men have
also usedt, for severe,bruises and sores, as well
tte rheumatic pains, antrthey all say it acts like
magic—we 'can only say that we have abandoned
the use : orally ether
. •J. M. HEWETT, • •
StnblO eerier to the , American Express Co.'
and for lixruden'S Express."
NE,W,TORK,JuIy 51, 1852,
We hereby certify that we have used the corm.
pound,known at the MOTANG LINIMENT
and have no hesitatidn in recommending it as the
. best article we have ever used for the cure of
*Sprains, galls, cuts. bruises ? &c pn horses. All
who doubt this, will please call on the Midersign
ell, and ,they will be happ y . to.atTord all other
information in thiiir power as regards its efficacy,
Ego..• , LUTZ. DA LL CO.,
Proprietors Man!Japan Stage Co
' Extract from a letter dated
SACRAMENTO CITY, Cal. Aug. 15, 1852.
- I believe the MUSTANG LINIMENT most
an excellent arthde. My wife brought a couple
of bottles with her, which I must thank you tor.
Since she 'came here, MY HORSE FELL
. DOWN WITH ME; and iniuredme consider
- ably, but broke no bones. I had recourse to the
Mustang, and the relief, and in law Cure wa..
istonislung. (Signed) I) RANSOM.
nitract from a latter dated
PITTSBURG, PC, October sth, 1855.
Another circumstance which I noticed a ;few
days ago, I thought spoke highly of the virtues
of the Mustang. Being in the office.of a Physi
cian of high standing, I noticed as ho opened a,
door of his hook-case, several .bottles of Mus
tang, alongside 'of which RII . IIDIPTT Mustang
bottle, and - a two dunce preseription vial FILLED
WITH MUSTANG
.I.,INIMENT, on; which
was the following directions:. , 'Ruh the throat
well night and morning with the Liniment, and
wrap a woolen cloth around It."
. . ,
.....-,I -P FLEMING. - •
Iv
S. . HAVERSTICK, Dr. S. ELLIOT, and
WILLIAM:II. BRETZ, Agents for Carliste.
General Depot, No. 5, Phoenix Block, corner
gd lind Dock streets, Philadelphia; , .
. / . ". A. O. AN BREWS • Geri. Agent,,
SOgays and Tobacco.
Persona feeling iltamselves disposal to in
dulge in goodaegors 'are - requested to call of
the Drug Store of B. J. KIEFFER, where
they may obtain an article which he hesitates
not to recommend as being the best in Carlisle.
Persona visiting Carlisle should nOtleavo be.
fore taking a glance at B.J. Kieffer's Drug and
Eheinical Store,•Somli Hanover street. lle has
on hand a variety ot. fancy articles, each as
hair; hat, clothes, flesh and toothffruahos, co
bot Iles, furniture dusters, porllolios, note
•i'impet,.workeit and card baskets, visiting cards
mid cases, a fine variety of fans, accordeons,
&c.
.Tho ladies are invited to call and examine
ettpertor inatta....Cill soon, as he is determined
to sell,bargaina, 13. J. KIEFFER.'
SOY 20, 1803. • • •S. Hanover at,
' 31751 C !
P. IME article of. Sugar Oldisins at 1 8 t
cots per pound, Bunch do, a good article,.
at 15 cents,
,Citrons, Mace, Spices, Brandies; Lemons, It
Oranges, Preserved
_Fruits, Dates,.
Sugared and Dried Prunes, Figs, •
• Tamarinds, Crackers, &u fkc,
in connection .111% all kinds. of Confectiona
ries, all of bo disposed of on The
Meet, accummodatinglornia.:.
Jund 1852 RIEFFTR.
, .
AVEII3IIODT rold
J. W. Eity'43
,r46llLir. •
Java .and Maracaiba. Coffeee;' Green' Mid •
Roasted Orleans; and Clarafied
Brown Sugars. PulveriZed,trualieir aba , .
• 2. Loaf do,Solt Crushed (preeervit*)';ig,
• • Ittice, Farina .and Corn Starelt:;..B.rarnaj.
Coeoa:"' Ohocolate;,?
alaee,,Citran, - with Splatla Of evaiirtkin'4, ,, :'
SPerirr; Mbuld;,Ailamaritine
. .:OrlOttne.and , Sugar ill. Syrup Mdlari9er4._.
• thovering!ii tinelt quality BYruip,.
fresh aasortritent of all' the above
Cdoei , and a' general euPply of oilier - finial*
uttualli kept brae, all just quitted fot 'alp
°Or Mw 'lore rooms:
18534'., ,,, • .1;" W.l Ell
• •W . 11
W 111 OW , 1344449,:°. Carpets and. :Oil
.; L obith e ,
T 51013''' 2d! • • t, L., • • •
A h i i,
t'hiledefp moot rospeztimi r
, ;y -4;m11 the'attendon' er his friends. and_ the
• Patili9 T 5 ; 166 11 -I. ° tirde•nnik• l reV e e ,
elected' stoc 01:Carpliti;CfiVididhiiti• ra
lVindo ,Dolm ,Atafs, •Rfairl Rods, Pi.
•ano CO COVerB.:Corna Mattinge, trom I
P"siiierds taic7o,, fel; .rubile• Housaa,. enuldifig .l
bitirieh Store' SpringiPar.%
dimrl3lriset,4beryt pi d I
Mil
toTO .
STOVES! STOITFiS! STO7IIIII
;JOHN' D. 641iGAA, ' •
141.9ULD inform the public that he hes nos:
on hand et his establishment, on Main'
alma; negt • door.to",Marion. Hall, the laigetit •
rid matt template as•Bo6 Mein or -
COOK, OFFICE & PARLOUR STOVES
to be found in this county. which ivill be Sold'
at the-lowest pricesfor_citslcdr-approved credit.
His stop)[ consists of a large assortment of new.
and highly approved
PATENT COOKING STOVES,
Finished in the most Complete manner, and
calculated I'd either wood or coal, or both. All
the old standard patterns, which have stood the
teat of eAperience, may be found at his estab-
lishment. ALO n great variety of the moat ap
proved andlnnutiful
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES,
Including a number 'of new styles, possessing
very superior advantages over these heretofore
in use. Families and housekeepers are respect•
fully invited to give him a call before purcha
sing elsewhere. Stoves delivered to any part
of the county and put up at the shortest notice,.
He continues to do nl, kinds of
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
TIN
and copper work, and has constantly on hand
or rill make to order every article required by
housekeepers or edicts in this line. His stork
of Tin and Copper•ware embraces every kind
of househofd• and kitchen utensil, warranted
equal to the best manufactured. Persons in
want of articles in his line may always be sure
of bein g occomodated to their satistaction by
giving him a 911. [Octl9
Cheap friachei if Jettylr.*.
Wll OLESA LE and-R ETA IL
IF\ at the " Philadelphia Wuich
-- - -.3. and Jewelry Store," Number
90 N unit Second Street, corner
kt . . i
•t Quarry, Philadelphia.
z.t. Gold Lever Watches, lull
01010)9.10.fli0 jewelled, :Bea ra t cases, $20,00
Gold Lepine, 18 carat cases, $24 00
Silver do jewels, 9 00
Silver Lever, full j welled, 12 00
• Superior Quurtiers 7 OD
Gold Spectacles, '4. 7 00
Fine Silver Opcsitacles, I 00
Gold Bracelets, 3 00
Ladies' Gold Pencils, • 100
Silver Tea Spoons, set, '5 00
Gold'Pens with Pencil and Silver Holder, 1 00
Gold Finger Rings 37i cents to 08 ; Watch
Glasses, plain, 121 cents a Patent, 180 • Lune',
25 ; other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to be what they are sold for.
STAUFFER & HA RLEY ,
sept7ly Steccessorero 0. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold add Silver Levers and
Lapides, still lower than the shave prices.
THE EIGHTS at, SILH STORE
No. 4, North Eighth
,qtrcet,:Phila.
IV. DEPUY returr's his thanks to his nu.
unrolls customers In Cumberland comely
liar their liberal patronage duriug the last sea•
son, and is now prepared to supply them at
reasonable prices, with every 4escription of
Fancy. Dry Goods. His stock comprises a full
assortment of
Rich'Plaid Silks Fine French Merincies
Broendo do Rich Plaid 'Cashmeres
Plnin do Pnris Mous de Laines
Changeable do Plain, nll Wool do
Sntins and' Flo rent Cherip do Wiles
Paris deßeges InipOried Gilighams —
Embroidered Collars Chintzes Muslins Flan-
Sleeves Cheinizettes nate and Sackings.
Also, n lull lino of All widths of the BEST
BILAX: srLIZS - ,ivitE - Shawls, anti R ib•
bot,s, Cloaks, Velvets, Clanking Cloths, &e.,
in great variety.
His good s
, are bought low, in large lots, from
first hands. .
J. V. DEPUY.
91, N. ath st., Phila
sep73m
.TULIus - STERN.
No. 171 North 2tr-street, -opposite the Camel
Motel„ Philadelphia.
AVING in Stare a full and extensive an.
' sorb - tient al Millinery articlee,Trimn ings,
anqFahey Goods, such. as Ribbonds, Laces,
Blond, Ghee Silks, Florenicit,Sonnet Frames,
and a large as•ortment of Needle•sterked Hdfs,
Collars, Caps, Flounces, Inserting., Edgings,
Sop., together r kb a great variety of other ar
ticles in our line too numerous to mention, at
WH(JLESALE AND RETAIL.
N. B. I request all sue h us are about making
their purchases to gisie ma a cell. Isep2S2m
KRUPP'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE
panNuvAcTun,En and for sale by ELI
No h 39, North 'Third street,
Ph ladelphin,is warranted to render entire satin.
fiction, And is beyond doubt the beat and most
wholesome preparation of Coffee ever known.—
One package at 121 cents NALL SAVE four
pounds of ordinary Coffee. Try it and be con
vinced. A 'number of Essences of Coffee were
deposinid at 'the Franklin Institute in 1852. and
the Judges decided Krupp's to be THE' BEST
in the exhibition. Friends. it you, a ish to enjoy
good, cheap and liefilthy Culrof Coffee procnre
Krupp's Feniew of Coffee. It is for sale by
nearly all the Oineipal Grocers and Druggists
throughout the ignited Slates.
April 20, 1853.
gellgt COMMERCIAL COLLEGE;
Located No 127 jlaltimore Street . , Baltimore, Md.
The ostensible object , of this instittition is to
place in the reach 01 inUividuals proper
ties for obtaining a thorough and prpctical,
- Mercantile , Education: — - Nothing. - indeed has
been omitted that is.salculated to produce the
desired result.
The rooms of the College are well fitted un, ,
conveniently arranged, and situated in the
most desirable part of the City. Connec t ed
thereto is a Commercial Library, and this, in
connection with familiar Lectures on Commer.
cial Law and 111,ercanttle •Science,,is a matter
of the highest importance to all who desire to
become Accountants of the first ordor, and ocr,
eupy stations of profit and responsibility. A
young, man can here. obtain a mom correct
knowledge of general business matters in a
few .weeke than can be acquired lams many,
years in any one Counting Room. •
The course of study embraces Double Entry
I hook kenping4..and its adaptation to vatious.
departments of Commerce and Trade, Mercau;
Lilo calculations taught according to the - moat
approved methods. Practical•Penmonship, com
bining rapidity of execution with beauty of
construction, Lectures out Mercantile Law,
•npolf varimfp imptirtant Mercantile subjects,
beside mortypDer, points necessary for a book.
'keeper or - bustneFs man to understand., „The
time necessary f"r an 'industrtous student to
complete tho' course varies from:o to 8 weeks.
There being no' vacation, applicants con enter
at any rime and attend both ,day and evening.„
Examinations are held at stilted periods. and
Diplomas awarded to those who g• aduate.,--
For terms, &p. - .write and have a Circular for
warded by mail.
March, qa. , 1853. ly. ! . •
•
To.Baliders Sc Houskeepers.
Hp -
S 0 who are building, or about torn.
manning housekeeping will be sure to
fin at all .timeaan assortment. to'selent from.
Locke of oil sorts, and sizes, with bress, , argil=
mh?oral and whito.knebs, with japanned 'or
plated furniture, butt hinges; enat'and wrought;
window, glass from 8:10 to 20x28, bolts, screws
&c. You whO aro about to be marriod and
going to, boueekoeping; wn have everiihing to
please: such as fancr..walters and tram ivory
handled. knives enci forks, in setts or by the'
dozen;commarr knives and forks,: butter knives
~Wlthl plated and ivory liandtati frying and broad.
pans, Smoothing irons ; tuba, churns, 4.. e„ • • •
• . • , [-! HEW' SAXTON.
t7artiale ; b1iarch,9,1853.,
so n ouzo
A 'rift'''.
IS LIFQFqBOII TO ... .
J'l'
No. 6t Cliestrtittl9l,A pi((ft,.
10IX N pN Sly E:
1.2,1 in . "Mudidal Instrumeote. of every de
'•'lo,selysive agent for t to sale of.llalhtt. Pavia
Patent , Suepeneioti•)3rldgo'lLp inn at d
'oihety , .• • "'• --' • „
1 1!1 NO 5 . ;. ,
L. 011bertrellatdoir Pianos, Molodeons,
tih'e s Puitare, Harps, Viplins,,Sheet Mum,
Meeic Ihmkousqlfl.l.7S,l.4. , ,
R'eaidentti aflho &wintry will bet pupplied by ,
mail or Otherivise 'With 'amelo Ahoy. may wish,
Its lbw aslf .Oareliase'd in person. ~g aving' one
of 'the largest etocke in• the ,Unitd;slats:.ll.
feel confident of satisfying qmay favor
melwlth a call or o'rder,;
Dealers in Muslo,stlephed on 'the tinstat libora
terma. pseop4 7 l,la,riiiptano l i tor,
441 e. ." ' to ay 161859
41101cirie,
• - , `PANlficOltirrE. 9 '
r. • .
• MYERS' EXTRACT • OF .EOCK ROSE,
An bocilu'alle Remedy for all Scrofulous Ilia
•eases, baligeetion, Stilt Sham, Sick Bead
" - "ache, Cauca:, .1 reins .Sake-- Mouth,
and. Oniciar DeMlity,. and as a
- • -)---Purifier of the Blood it is
• Unequallcd.
The Rock Poen has gained a reputation at
home and abroad, Which, no -other medicine
hes ever demo
. in the same length of time.
According to the 'opinions of eminent Physi
cians, the Rock Ruse Plsta is unequalled in
Curing Scrofula in Its Various Format
STATEMENT. OF REV. E. R. WARREN
.•
(Pastor of the 2d Baptist Church,New London,
Ct. ) relative to Myers' Extract Rose.
To The American Public.,
As my namel in s 6 cn used in connection
with recommendation's of Mr. Myers' Rock
Hose Syrup, in various advertisement s by the
manufacturer, I beg leave to wake the follow
ing statement 'v. itli reference to my acquaint.
+ince with the remedy and tests to which I have
subjected it, and the reasons for having intro
duced it to the notice'of private friends in the
community in which I res i de, long before the
medicine was advertised. I make this state
ment freely, because I have, as a principle,..
withheld my name from all patent medicines,
and sedulously abstained from redotninending
them to the public, believing them frequently
the spawn of quackery and humbug, and an
tending to increase, instead of lessening human
disease and suffering. Such, I fear, is the
character of a large portion of the patent pana
ceas of this medicine making age. "Their
name is legion," and from their influence, vs
from the demoniacal spirits, we have reason
Wittily for a safe deliverance.
The. First Test.—l had myself suffered oc
casionally with sudden attacks of Sick Head
ache, and Billions Diarrhea, and I had sought
a great variety of curative agents tO but little
purpose ; and suffering from this disease (diar
rhea) ut this time, I determined to test the new
Syrup (irk upon myself. The results were be
yond my expectations. It was a powerful
alterative, and the triorbir' action of the ersOm
was changed, 'and the functions of secretion
were restored to a healthy state. It gnVo tone
and elasticity to my system, and corrected the
derungenient of the digestive organs, and gave
me that inestimable blessing— health. This
test was not determined in a weak; or a month;
but I took four or five bottles in perhaps as
_many months. Since that time I huvwsuffer—
ed lout slightly from these derangements. 111 y
Sick Headache is en'irely Cured.
Other Tests.—Finding this medicine so use
ful to myself; I at once gave it to several inva
lid friends. About this time,'l was earnestly
solicited in give advice in reference to a child,
some eight years of ago. This child was
severely afflicted with a Scrofula humor, of a
very severe typo, the humor showing itself on
all parts of the surface, and then suddenly dis
appearing. The child was very sick, and it
was thought doiibtful whether she would live,
- The humor regain blerlblireb specks of Mortified
flesh. In c:Within to some other remedies, a
dave the child this Syrup fur about six weeks,
_whart_alicitad_sufficient-strength-to=go--ont-t o
school occasionally. The swelling of her limbs
ceased, and'sbe was restored to health. The.
family feel that they owe her life, with d ti's
blessing, to my remedies. •
y'l iris teat satisfied Mb that the Reck Rose
possessed powers. for Scrofulous Em.
ma p. I then tested it in cases of_Cutanbous
Eruptions, in Measles, Chicken Pox. Cancel?,
Sure Mouth, Erysipelas,Salt Rheum, Piles, t l / 4 e,
In all these cases with perfect success. A llot
testing this Syrup for more than a year,
Mr: Myers (October 7tir, - 1850) - enthur
isticallY, not expecting my letter would I
published, that his. Syrup. was a " Pankorite,
althealing, and I gave him the result of i
operations In several instances. I stated
that letter that "it was invaluable as a reale
in Cutaneous Eruptions, Erysipelas, Si
Rheum, and ether disorders, included in ti
varied family of diseases. known as Scrotal
Ste.: that in Dyspepsia it acted with wonder
ful efficacy?' - My opinion of its value for tl
above named diseases, remain unchanged, tt - I
the same as when I wrote Mr Myers in Oct
18P0. I do not recommend it fur all the ills
of our, su ff ering humanit y ; but 1 unhesitating
ly say, that as a remedy for Scrofulous affec
tions I believe it superior to any known cura
tive agent.
It has been sufficiently tented by domestic
practice to
. pstablisli its adoption to extensive
usefulness in mitigating . Minion suffering and
removing diseases.
But What is the Rook Rose?
Tho following history of the Rock Rose
plant and its medicinal properties, we take
from the New Haven Palladium, March 1852.
The increased interest manifested in the
Rock Rase plant, in eonsequenceof the many
wonderful cures effected by Myers' Compouvid
pxtract of Rock Rose,' calls for a brief history
of it, in order to correct any mono Is opio.
ion that may Imes been, entertained(' uneven
ing and also to set In a true light the na
ture of a plant which promises to be univer
sally beneficial.
"Wo"ure indebted to the United Staten -MB
peneateiYa 1847, for the following descrip
lion of it : • • e
"' It is entirely different Ircitn the common
Rose. It is a red-stemmed, oblong lent plant,
having a bitter taste. In addition to remark
ablopeculiarity of the plant, of bearing two- ,
crops of flowers in one season, it also has ann.
Aber interesting and beantlful property.
_ I
pr. Eaton says, thet in the months of No
vember and December, he hue seen hundred!
ot these plants,.sending out near ,their roots,
broad, thin, Curved ice-crystals, about an inch
in breadth: which melted during the day, and
were renewed. in the morning. For a more'
minute and authentieul description of it, the
reader is referred to Tciriey and Gray'!, Benin,
icel works.' •
Its Medical History and Properties
Are far the moat itnportant, since . uppn these
depends devalue to the community. Dr, Lou.
don Says that in 1799, it was so valuable in
England, that it was 'cultivated from seeds.
Ever since 1806, Professor Ives of Yule Cal
ked, has habitually used it with great success
n Setoftilaiand 'Chronic, diseases arm through
!limits virtues wertypedu knott9h; until, as Dr.
Tyler says, " it is new in this section (New
Haven) a 'common article, in doMestic praCtiee
for }lto curd,of,Sitiofula and Cutaneous die.
odes."
. -
• Di. - Wlihlaiv ; n'4co'lnfr.Butanilit of notoriety,
*lido Arnericu r in-I,9t4,laarned
its nao in Canada. • Returnink 16 - England, ho
employed it -ln medicating his bathe, Mad)
bocarno greatly calcbratedfor the cure ening,
hr
Dr. J. U. mon v ,oty of the same place, pre.
scribed 11,: h . ( had:eases of Scrofulous patients
•• at Wills' Hospital. His success attracted, the
•
attention Of senior phyniciand; ;He reports the
folloWing'reninrksble cam Of white swelling of
••• the' ; lisp, in "FebrOnry, 1814 t—Tito Jed was
'Seven years old,- and the titaness three
•years. The,bone was dislocated both upward
end outward.,; Thera - wawa large opening in
the hip leading to the hericOnte'which I could
thrust-my finger. Iticitinted three Ulcers.: He
had been under' severe! phySicisns, Who had,
- him' up,'• I•ordered 'a decootioti Of .Nrck
Rose, .111. ttio days his Melt ''ettients ceased
I then orderadn teaspcionful of Rock Dose three
times n'' ask."' Thirty nine 'clays. after 'he wise
effijrd.V..tfq4 • ' •
pr.) Welibof Madison, Cl., testifies to the
~ value kif ttook,Roscos, erinced In the curt:rid
numerous 'cases: of tho &rattle,' ear.ociall)! in
chfidren.- • •„
' l- 'lVinnufatitured by 11 , "tn Franblin & Co., New
' ••
• Mrair'en,thaigka minister of the Goa
pe);:hits for n period of 15 years,lison' &two.
the-subjectrofmenjeal Rcietico L to qual.
-I fyi 'Mtn to ad ministertothe sielt - ,10 Connection
with histottstin'itlAbtiO4' ' '"' •k! •
. .
EDWIN'IL VAItitEN.
New April 20853; "
:Agentcon:Vumber?and County:4-O.IW
ere;ielt,, S. Ellielt end W. A. Kelso , '
erUele;
'Htiireretick &I fftioliiii,•Ningstown ; J. Swisher,
Maghmiiceburg;4l.-Aitner, - Itureme phi wit;
Eppley & Ernst,! fle44 SPriiig; :Ingham
Sterier.t's Gap i ; Thinnes Greaser). risiliflehl;
3. If. J., :11, Greon
Spring flyberry,Bf giscryllower, Newburg ; W.
Aar), Shippoesburg; Russel & - Dice;
Dickiq'amir.;A)e roper town
Dr:lo 8 , tehhor, Ohurchtown.
EPILEPSY CAN BE CURED.
Vegetal)le.
,Ctlrpour•d;
FOR TUE CURB or
EPILEPSY on FITS!
is- performing—more- wonderful eta ea •
than any
other medicine yet known or brAre,the r i Oda..
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
The proprietor Las in his possession numerous
certificates, narrating the
Aatonishiny and Miraculina Curca!
effected by thin medicine, and directs atteatieh to
the follow ing'only, to stilt in those a ho are so 111,
furtunaie to be - nfilieeed aith the terrihls disease
heretofore regarded incurable, that Lnicr.'s pre
paration
IS ALMOST INFALIIIILE IN ITS . CURE!
From Mrs. Brocks, widow of Mnj. Jas. Brooke,
lotc of Conneaut, U.
CONNEAUT, Feb. 3, 4 1853.
Mr. Z. LANE—Sir: Please•serid me :mother
bottle of Fit Aledicine, as I do not like to i.e
w ithuut it on hand. When I commenci.d giliub
the medicine to my son Edtmr, he had from 0110
to three fits per day. Mc has'now take n the me-
Moine over hive months, sod has 1111441 think, hut
two fits in that t me, and /hose very light. His
body and mind are very murk improved; and by
the olessing of God, I feel that the mi (Heine will
restore his body and mind to their v. cinted activt
ty. Ile is 9.3 years old, and Las had fits over 12
Jears, which havevery frequimt, Intl estruct', eto Ins co h nstitution and Mind Dun
y
&cuts of dollars have Men expended Mr medicine
to "cynic VlPs,"hat tidbit:glom ledicted hint un
til he used your medicine. IN:suet:tinily I ours,
fail Lt [WOKS.
Fion'hulson I..andon, County Seperintendent 0
the Ashtabula Count) 101cm:fly.
KINGSV ILLE, Feb. 4,1813.
Mr Z• LANE—Sir: - Please staid a few more
bottles of your "Fit Medicine ; 1 I may not heed
it, but think salmi° keep it on hand. Your me
dicine has ilime wonders. I gave it to Miss ire
Delano; she has hail fits for 26 years, brought on
by havilig, the measles when but four 3 Cllrb 0111,
which could not lie brought out to the surface.--
After taking the medicine is few 41:6's, SON DAD A
FINE CROP OF MEASLES, slid had tto fits shove.
She bad fits or symptoms almost daily. She mid
her father concur with MC hi saving that we be
lieve the-medicine has Oros ill work n perfect cur e .
I also gave theimedieine to IR iss Jane 11.ndin
SOD and Aris Darby, who have bad lite almost
lior a number of ydars. Their fits - have
ceased, and I believe Iheimedisine will have the
desired inflect. Much money has been expended
by the friends of the a hove inideiLs for doctoring,
all to no purpose. The cure leas left for our
medicine to perform, and I can cheerful') recoil,
mend it as a valuable discovety. Respectfully
yours. JUDSON LANPON,
. - -
Superintendent Ashtabula Co. lhfirninev. ,
Prepared and sold at.wbolesaleb) Z.- LATE,
Conneaut, Ohio.
E C WELLER, traveling agent.
Seal by S W lla‘erstielt, Carlisle •• E II
Thomas, Mechanicsburg ; W Gross, 11:11.1.iS
burg. net 5-Iy.
Beecher's Diaichless Cordial.
THIS medicine has never known to fail in
curing Cholera I%lorbus, in Ire in 10 to 15
minutes; Cholera Infantum, or rummer tem
-plaints of children, Ilysente ty, Dint bra, Ac ,
'in from lO to 24 hours. It iu certain and safe
under all circumstances, hnvirg been fauly
tested in upwards-lc& four hundred eneet. I,‘ ith
out a eincle failure. Let every family provide
itself with at least one bottle of this invaluable
remedy. Try it, and it will recommend
It is prepared upon purely scientific principles,
and cannot be justly termed n 9va,A n r ekeire,.
unloss ticiencelic quaeltery. Poor sale by
B. J. KIEFFER, Druggist,
South Hanover Street,
A few doors south of - the Court House,
June 32, 1833. ' Carlisle.
dig of the hip._ ..nportAncetia‘ maiTii.4l CO':
Yor those.contempliding marriage. By , Vi M.
YOUNG, M. D., Graduate' oldie University of
Pennsylvania, Member of lhe'lloyal College of
Surgeons, London, and Honorary Member ot the
Hhiladelphia Me diens society. The various
forms ot Secret Diseases, Seminal Weakoess,
Diseases ot ihe Prostrate Gland- Impotency, soli
tary habits r youth; are faithfuny described, and
nll- the recipes given in plain language. The
chapter on selßahuse and Seminal 'Weakness is
worthy of prrticular atfentihn, and should be rend
by every one. Young men who have been unfor
tunate in contracting disease, iprei ions to placing
yourselves under the care of nor 'doctor, no mat
ter what his pretensions may be, get a copy of
of this truly valuable work,
Sea Captains and persons going to sen, should
possess Dr. Yoi.ng's Treatise oic Marriage, the
Pocket JEsculapius, or Every one His min Ph).
sician. .
Itnr* Lerma father' be ashamed to present a
copy of the /Baca!aphis to his el ild. It may
save him from an early grave. Let no otmg
.roan or woman Ciller. Into thCAECCIIM'OiiiieStiIISS
ofraarried life, Without reliiffire'the pock( t 2Ess
culapiusr. - - Let - no - Dlle - sulfering - front - a huckuied
cough, pain in the . stde : 'restless nights. net.% ous
feelings ( and the whole train of Dyspeptic sense
lions, and given up by their ply sician, be an.
other moment, without consulting the lEscidn
dins. Have the - married or those about to be
married any impediment, read this trrly useful
Book, as it has been the means of raring thou
sands of unfortunate creatures from the very
jaws of death. Upwards of a MILLION copies
of this celebrated Wolk has been sold in this
country and Europe since 1838, when the first
edition was issued.
Cr Any person- sending TwENTt.rivE
cents enclosed in letter, will receil e one copy
of this book by wail; or fit e copies will be sent
for $l. Address Dr. WILLIAM YOUNG,
No. 152 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, — Post
paid. '•
Twenty years Practice in the city of Philadel
p Ilia certainly entitles 'Dr. ]Soong to the cold'.
d core of - the afflicted, nod lie may be consulted
on any of t lie diseases described ii iris stifleL tint
thiblicatienisLat_.his office 152 :7zOrtice StsPet,
every day'between 9-and 9 o'clock , (Stnk
cepted) anti persons at nny distance can consult
Dr. Younr, by letter, POST PAID.
ROBERT B. SMILEY,
A BIN ET MAE.ERAND UNDERTAKER
North HanoaerStrce4,.anduest . dobr to Glass's
;Hotel. •
THE underitigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Carlisle and the public gel er-
Ally, that he now bile on hand a large and ele
gant assortment Of FURNITURE, consistir.g
in part of Wardrobes, Card and other Tables,
Sofas' ~Bureaus, -Bedsteads. plain and fancy
SowirOtands, &c. manufactured of the best
.material and quality warranted..
Als 4 i a general assortment '
of CHAIRS at
the I west prices. Venitian Minds made to
.'order, nArepairing protpjttly attended to.
igrCoffins made at the shortest notice, and
.having - a splendid hehrse he will attend fuller
lila in town or country.
Ozr - Romember the stand— next door to 11.
Glass's Hotel. nov24 R. B. SMILEY.
HOUSE '40.11* JD ZO.7P
FOR SALE or RENT. '
1•IIE suhecriber'otTere far sale the-BRICK
HOUSE and Lot, '25 feet, front by '2 4 0 It deep,
now. occupied by.slr. !jolty' 'Keller, in North'
Hanover' street. The house and all the im
provements' arm nearly 'new. The dwelling
contains thirteow calla! rooms, including 'dou
ble parlors. 'Attached is ri cistern. Snick°
flouts° and Stahle. . For further information
apply next door' to the promises to •
1 It WEAVER,
Agent.
Jut° p y35'3.
CHURCH, LEE AND RINGLAND.:
AND
StaVata=tLadUßM a'.II:nLIZ;)
S'T EA Mt S IVE•X L
.• , •
.• ty, CtIMBEULAND. PA.. ..•
. „
DE4ll.:* AVEIETZI7I,
iriFFtCE in ; North,Hanoveretreet adjoinirg
ItiragreWojre etore: Office hours more par
11°111800mk 7to 9 - :o'clock. A.M. ' , and from
5 to 7 o'olloak.P.M. •' flunelb.sl
•
ADr. JOUN. S.• SrLZGIGS r ,
On'tlDB'.liis , profositiorial scr;, , icon' to lb.
pe6i)le ot, Dickinson totvnekinonnd vicinity.. .
Residen4o—on thalnnf ifottont Road, ono
MVO Cost of.CentrOvilic.:
, . •
G.,B,.corazah
AA T E.l" :A3 l, L Wi nitend
jpromptlf t 0,411 butiines entrusted to him,,
Oiliee in the room formerly'obeepit , d by Wit-'
itath irviim,Ette4 North Hanover St, Carlisle.
Apr 1120,1852.
SI
C OR YOUR
• SELF—PRiVATE.
for '25 cents, by means
the POCKET JESCU
tPHIS,.-or Every One
S OWN i'IIYSIAN !
Me thirty-sixth [(li
t, with one hundred en
wings, showing Private
tenses and Mallon-rt
as of the Generative
4ern, in every shape
I form : to which Is ad.
teases of Females, in.
les only (see page 190),